ISU considers Editors'* note: State News free lance writers Deni Steve Orr, James Tinney, Cliff Crawford, Ron car pools is the pool parking permit which allows up to six faculty and staff to split the $18 parking fee among them if pools to relieve crisis employes, destinations, and 'could distribute the information to any key to organizing car pools is getting people together. In its they interested party. t and John Tingwell assisted staff writer Diane Silver ride in the same car. Students, who are system, developed in 1972, a student sent his name, address and excluded, pay parking fees The destination to the computer and received from $6 to $12. ^collecting the data for this story. See related story page Two types of car pool University's computers could also be used to match poolers in his area. a list of 10 potential organizations are currently being potential poolers. Several other universities have already By DIANE SILVER discussed. developed computer ■ run car pools, including the University of About 12 per cent of the campus' 2,000 students responded. State News Staff Writer Michigan's Dearborn campus and Wayne State Heim reports that they were able to MSU could create a central office to act University. successfully form pools for as a clearinghouse, Dwight Heim, University of Michigan Dearborn professor of about half of those Ithese days of the energy crisis with threatened gasoline keeping lists of potential car poolers, their locations and electrical engineering, who responding. This system, financed under a Ford ling and soaring gas prices, the organized car pool could helped develop the system, said the instituted as a solution to parking and Motor Co. grant, was Kecome the only way to travel. pollution problems. Wayne State University used computers for car pools two JMSU, car pools among students, faculty and staff could ago to alleviate its congested parking lots. The years ■quite a dent in the number of cars coming onto campus, by the university, was discontinued last year when a new program, financed lamiuin survey taken by the State News Monday morning structure was opened. parking |d that approximately 73 per cent of all cars entering "It failed for the same reason that the idea of lis had only one occupant. go over in pooling does not general," Talbert Stein, Wayne State professor and T survey, taken between 7:45 and 8:15 a.m., showed that organizer of the pool, said. "It is much more convenient to take ■f a total 622 cars entering on Bogue Street, Abbott Road Teal Entrance, 460 contained only the driver. your own car. However, the present incentives of high prices of gas and the possibility of gas rationing may generate more 0 University, which most sources agree would have to be the interest." Jiang force behind a pool, is just beginning to discuss the A computer system could be the answer to organizing car pools plity of the idea. in a large university like MSU but it could also be T recommendation for a car pool was just called into my costly. Heim estimates that a program similar to that of U • M Dearborn would 1 today," Roger Wilkinson, vice president for business and cost a university the size of MSU about e. said. "I asked the caller, a faculty member, to send his $2,000 a year to run. Don Perrin, asst. director of MSU data n writing. However, I think the idea is quite feasible. It processing, declined to estimate the cost of such a system at MSU, but he did note that Ji take a little bit of time to develop this type of thing, but in $3,000 can be spent in a very short time when tng run it is a possibility." developing computer systems. Bkinson also urged faculty, staff and students to save fuel by A small sampling of students and staff Itarily setting up car pools. by the State News shows that most people would be happy to form car pools. Jbert Perrin, vice president for University relations, added, "I would do it and I don't think there would be any ing has come up to the top level yet for consideration, but complications at all," said Linda Kraut, e this is the kind of thing the business office and other a student employment office worker who commutes from Bath. JIs studying the energy problem will explore." Bicycles and carpools may be an answer to energy shortages. However, some had reservations about such a system, agreeing Re incentive for University employes to band together in car with Tom Stickel, Okemos freshman, who State News photo by Bob Kaye said, "It is just not very practical." the michigan State News Tuesday, November 20,1973 Volume 66 Number 71 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 (ill authorizing itioning of fuel >Kd by Senate JlSHINGTON (AP) - A bill declaring Another amendment adopted would year nationwide fuel emergency permit Congress to terminate the [d the Senate Monday and was sent to emergency after six months, if it decides it is no longer needed after receiving an bill authorizes, but does not interim report from the President. e, rationing. The bill would require the President to le House cannot take the bill up until set up a system of fuel rationing within 15 st Nov. 26, the day it returns from its days, though it would be up to him when Bksgiving recess, or whether to put it into effect. Nixon has p Senate approved an amendment said he hopes to avoid rationing. i provision to The Senate voted 48 to 39 to table an tap the nation's I petroleum reserves but rejected most amendment offered by Sen. Jesse C. ' amendments, including one its Helms, R ■ N.C., to ban the busing of Jsors said would save fuel by school children for desegregation ■biting busing school children for purposes. f balance. In other energy crisis developments Monday: •White House energy adviser John A. Love said in Washington the jxbe coclosingadministration may soon require the of gasoline stations on Sundays throughout the nation as a fuel saving - I)eligible measure. also Love also said the administration would impose mandatory allocation, at the wholesale level, of residual oil and other Overflowing archives | law pro petroleum products that are not already allocated "as quickly as we can get to them." Barbara Speicher, Lansing, works in the University Archives where available space and William Combs, archives director, would like ASH1NGTON (AP) - Three of four University documents and historically significant papers are kept. a school professors And he said the administration was new building to house the collection. testifying before a The archives, in the main Library ate committee said working on plans to cut the allocation of building, are overflowing the Monday Sen. State News photo by Susan Sheiner m B. home heating oil about 15 percent below Saxbe, R - Ohio, cannot be the levels available to home owners last constitutionally eligible, with the aid |a special bill, for appointment as year. •Congress Lack of personnel, storage space ley general. was told that a ban on s asst. majority leader, Sen. Robert Sunday driving and closing of public parks rd of West to automobiles are possible steps being Virginia, told newsmen 'in fairness to Sen. Saxbe," President considered to help meet the energy should find someone else to head problem. ustice Dept. to nittee «a presiding hearing over a Senate Judiciary on a bill designed to constitutional barrier to Saxbe's nation, Byrd said the administration Charles DiBona, the President's special assistant for fuel policies, also said that New England and the East Coast could run 50 per cent short of fuels this winter if voluntary and mandatory controls are not plagues operation of 'U' archives By SUSAN AGER cabinets containing over 9,000 even the space in Wells Hall. d have quickly successful. Wayne State University have recently explored the question of State News Staff Writer photographs and negatives, 6,500 picture The Reo collection is the • David Rockefeller, head of the Chase largest of the *'seligibility before selecting him. In the basement of the west wing of the postcards, scrapbooks, ledgers and other archives' historical collections of erected new archives buildings, both «be was a member of the Senate in Manhattan Bank, the nation's third largest, financed by private contributions. Library, stuck in a corner, is a small dingy miscellanea. documents unrelated to the when the attorney general's annual said the economy may hit a zero growth A vote University. At U - M, about $600,000 was donated and that of other cabinet members rate next year because of the crisis. storeroom with pipes that hang low and by the board of trustees Friday When the collection was first acquired by cold cement block walls. gave the archives 1,800 square feet of the by the family of the late Owosso '"creased from $35,000 to $60,000. Government officials, meanwhile, have University after the company was congressman Alvin Bentley, whose records Inside, carefully filed in wooden and additional storage space in the basement absorbed in the 1950s, it included the 'der the said the crisis will produce inconveniences, and correspondence the Constitution, no member of metal file cabinets, some rusted with age, of Wells Hall. But Combs is not sitting equivalent of 1,200 cubic feet of records, university had ress shall, during the term for which but should not disrupt the economy if the acquired earlier. The $1.25 million are Clarence "Biggie" Munn's content. plus millions of canceled stock certificates. President's plea to conserve energy is yellowed 85 elected, be appointed to a federal records of the golden age of intercollegiate He has a dream of someday building was completed a few months ago. for which the heeded by individual Americans. moving the Now, after the duplicates were pruned In Detroit, the United Auto Workers salary has been • Secretary of the Treasury George athletics at MSU - the age of Earl Morrall, nearly 8,000 boxes of records and out, the collection totals 234 boxes during that time. Bubba Smith, Gene Washington and documents — about 16 million sheets of plus donated $2.4 million to Wayne State to numerous ledgers and record e issue is not whether this bars Saxbe Shultz said a recession can be averted if books, and house their substantial labor relations others. paper — into a new archives building. receives aPpointment until after his Senate the nation is "sharp and relentless and more inquiries than any other collection. The multi - windowed four The records have belonged to the • expires on Jan. 3,1975, but whether tough enough" in limiting consumer use of story structure is expected to open in July University Archives since May 1972 when and will hold historical and ^ministration proposed bill to roll - energy. a severe stroke forced Munn to retire after "We wouldn't necessarily have to have a university we "I believe we should place top priority building the size of U - archives. attorney general's salary to 18 years as MSU athletic director. M's. We could start with a much more modest one on jobs," Shultz said. "We ought to try to if we could add on "We wouldn't i would make him eligible. But the archives, suffering a shortage of to it later as our collections increase." necessarily have to have a Justice Dept. insulate our industries from too great an says the bill complies both shelf space and storage space, is building the size of U - M's ( about 25,000 >"e constitutional purpose because impact." forced to leave these and many files in the - William Combs, director. University Archives square feet)," Combs said. "We could start would not benefit from •The car - loving nations of Germany with a much more modest one if we could the 1969 storage room, where boxes are stacked to Jicrease. and Denmark have banned Sunday add onto it later as our collections the ceiling and clutter the floor. "With the paper '?.m. Van Alstyne, pleasure driving because of the Arab oil explosion, the amount item in the collections, a secretary said. increase." associate dean of William Combs, 38 ■ year veteran of of material we're university Law School, supported squeeze in Europe. MSU and director of the archives, says he receiving is increasing "A few months ago we had a gentleman The orders made the Germans and the enormously," Combs sighed. from Harvard here, and another from Though the only drawing of the has neither the staff nor the space to sort The building exists in Combs' head, he has Danes the third and fourth nations of Library can afford Combs no more France to study the automobile k ^"'P Kurland of the University of * Uw European motorists, after the Dutch and the Munn collection and arrange it in the space, and Combs maintains the archives' Combs said. "But look at the industry," discussed the idea with Breslin's provost, School, William Swindler of boxes which presently fill the shelves. budget cannot afford microfilming space they John Cantlon; Jim Peters, director of ""am and the Belgians, to be deprived of their had to work in!" Mary College of Law and "Right now we're sorting and materials. Each box, which now costs space utilization, and Leslie Scott, vice Jensen, dean of West Virginia Sunday drives in a growing effort to only Combs called the archives' present space y Law economize on petroleum products. classifying the Vietnam Project," said 40 cents to store, would cost $50 to "ideal for archival storage," since it has president of University development, who School, disagreed. Combs, who works with his staff of three microfilm. coordinates University fund • raising. _1 ar«ued that the constitutional •Ten senior Pentagon officials have students and humidity control, air conditioning and the As a first step toward raising funds for a secretary. The Vietnam Executive Vice President Jack Breslin, voluntarily given up their heavy sedans for tight security necessary to keep ayedbett^ , on's clear and explicit and that smaller, less prestigious cars, still chauffeur- Project papers detail MSU involvement in whose office administers the archives, documents in good condition and safe the potential building, a full • time fund qualification cannot be driven, as a means of saving ftiel while Vietnam in the 1960s. Parts lie scattered reiterated Combs' opinion Friday to the collector will be employed in January to om me , from theft. It has no windows and ty the special on worktables or untouched in the only travel legislation. commuting, the Defense Dept. said board. "We need a building," he said. The one entrance. throughout the state in search of the storeroom. trustees nodded and seemed papers of prominent people with possible fr nomination has not been Monday. The archives' 4,600 square feet of space receptive. Combs fears that one or two 1,200 box "But the first thing I'd like to see in a historical importance. The appears more symbolic than lus- 8 said "-^6 ^enate' it will an(* the Justice real: It change not be until Congress saves about two gallons of gasoline is filled to capacity with boxes holding collections like the Reo Motor Car and new building is a decent place where The collector witt hopefully draw many 5,he special papers in acid ■ free folders and file Motor Truck Co. collection will absorb people can work," he said. historical collections, making contacts bill. per mile. Both the University of Michigan and with potential ftwd donors. Combs said. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 20 news Police green lures applicants The to the criminal justice school. Michigan State Police Academy, for example, has a waiting roundup By MICHAEL OGOREK State News Staff Writer The college graduate who once shouted "off the pigs" at police - list of 600 week. applicants. About 10 to 15 names are added each But Radelet noted the day - work demand a lot of adjustment young policemen. by - and day frustr,.! resilienceS*0'** Iro,n idahJ compiled by our national desk student confrontations may now be one of many job seekers Radelet said two or three years ago police were a favorite Victor Strecher, professor and coordinator of ,h attracted by high - paying police work in a time of tight jobs. scapegoat. People wanting change were not anxious to become program in criminal justice, said the The good pay and improved image of police has led to policemen, Radelet said. organizations does not reward idealism. struct.!™ , police of departments across the country being flooded with applications He said action minded He said that most of the criminal justice students«. from would be policemen. * more - people now want to be part of to be helpful, but that idealistic Cambodian plane bombs palace - change and are choosing police work as one way to become people tend to Louis A. Radelet, professor and coordinator of undergraduate involved. trauma in police work. d to suf'« h- programs in the School of Criminal Justice, said the national Radelet said increased pay is Radelet said responsible for th Three trend of increasing police popularity is reflected by changes in a clear, substantial motivation to help people and number of job applicants. In some - persons were killed and 10 were injured numbers and attitudes of criminal justice students. to straighten out the system shows up increasingly in applications The better pay and tight job market cases, pay hasdouhLn Monday when the palace compound of Cambodian with college background. has attracted m I President Lon Nol in Phnom Penh was bombed for the mote Radelet said there are 23 second time in nine months by one of his own community colleges with fighter justice departments in Michigan. He said most Ui°^l Busing decision of planes. college graduates go directly into police work but m«nv W*l The president and his family were reported four • year colleges. y unharmed. Radelet said that about half of MSU's criminal iustir,„ are transfer students from The pilot, said to be an Air Force lieutenant, From WIRE SERVICES Detroit would lead to an overwhelmingly The department has about 100 community colleges. 1 by city - suburb pupil transfers. graduate students ttn- apparently escaped in his propeller driven, American - WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court black school district there. and senior students and about 220 made T28 plane. will decide this term whether federal The Detroit dispute, which probably While applications to the school have freshmen and soohnm« *1 Several diplomats said increasing discontent in civilian courts can include suburban school will be argued this spring and decided by In its appeal to the Supreme Court, Michigan said the lower court rulings did smaller percentage of students have been steadily inc^l I systems in June, will be the second time the court admitted Si f and military quarters with economic hardships may have desegregation plans for pondered the issue. Last term, the court not represent "a faithful adherence to the causing the total number of criminal justice students to predominantly black inner - city schools. Constitution and the binding-precedents More women are also trying to AmJl caused the bombing. deadlocked 4 to 4 on metropolitan get general duty iohsh/L 1 The court Monday agreed to settle the of this (Supreme) Court." agencies, Radelet said. J ln^ The Cambodian state radio asked citizens to remain desegregation. issue, which was raised in a case from the Both U.S. District Judge Stephen J. The blacks who won the lower court He said about one • third of the students in calm and said Thomas 0. Enders, U.S. charge d'affaires, Detroit metropolitan area. criminal iusti«M Roth and the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of rulings vigorously opposed review by the women. Compared with the number of sent Detroit and at least six other cities — even five years ago, this women in the nl j a message to Lon Nol reassuring him of American Appeals have endorsed the transfer Supreme Court. year's enrollment is "almost incuSi support and "professing shock at the treasonous act Indianapolis, Ind.; Hartford, Conn.; approach which would rely heavily on This is because the case has been higher," Radelet said. Wilmington, Del; Buffalo, N.Y.; Atlanta, returned to Roth for hearings at which a Radelet credits more women committed by the enemy." Ga., and Louisville, Ky. — are involved in busing Michigan. and has created controversy in specific busing plan for Detroit and its increase. But the number of women getting general duty jobs fa J In other Cambodian action, insurgent shelling litigation aimed at increasing integration Roth held that desegregation limited to suburbs will be worked out, they argued. small number of job openings for seeking jobs far exceciul increased in Kompong Tralach and Trapeang Trey Ros women, he said. ® villages, 41 miles north of the capital on Highway 5, the military command said. ISRAEL REPORTS ARAB ATTACKS TOWARD PUCE Shelling continued in the insurgent attack of three government positions at Talat, 41 miles west - southwest of Phnom Penh on Highway 4, the capital's route to the seaport of Kompong Som. Egyptian soldier killed in clash ASSOCIATED PRESS tent at Kilometer 101 on the The commentary appeared IN THE Elsewhere in Indochina, Thailand will withdraw all its POWs were received at Cairo. Israel reported killing an Cairo Suez highway for more ■ to be a move to shift the blame The release is to be irregular forces from Laos by June 13, Lt. Gen. Vitoon Egyptian soldier in a Suez than an hour on restoration of for the near - confrontation completed shootout the Oct. 22 fire lines Friday. Aswas, former Thai commander, said. Monday and an cease - as that developed between the Egyptian spokesman warned provided in the U.N. Security Soviet Union and the United more clashes will erupt unless Council truce resolution. States. U.S., Russian spacemen train Israeli forces pull back to the Meanwhile the Soviet Union An Egyptian government Oct. 22 truce lines. accused China of having tried imlttee (or Peace and spokesman in Cairo said Egypt Democrjcyli "Good Israel said the Egyptian to promote a Russian would make formal protest at morning," said the Russian in heavily soldier was killed near the Suez American war over the Middle - a accented English. the United Nations against Canal and spokesmen in Tel East. what he said was Israel's ^ ^ NAWAF MASSALHA. "Kak vy pozhivayete?" came the reply in American - Aviv claimed Egypt had accented Russian for "How are you?" The charge was published by construction of a causeway Israeli. He is as close to Middle East as can be an Impartial observe)0"*the probli opened fire or tried to advance the government newspaper, across the Suez Canal. found, and Is being brought hi interest of peace there. So began the first day of training outside Moscow for five times during the day. Izvestia, in a long article that On the fifth day of prisoner TUE., NOV. 20, 7:30 P.M. RM. 30 UNION NEJAC TV RENTAL the American and Soviet crews who plan to link Senior Egyptian and Israeli offered no direct exchanges, Egypt released 20 up their officers met ^337^30^^^ Apollo and Soyuz spacecrafts in orbit in July 1975. informally in a UN substantiation. Israelis and 1,500 Egyptian As part of their training, nine American astronauts and eight Russian cosmonauts are lessons. taking language Rep sees d TWO VERY SOUND REASONS Skylab's cooling system faulty in G/ benefits TO GET TO KNOW BARRY WHITE Astronauts aboard America's space station prepared WASHINGTON (AP) Vietnam veterans will probably receive to reservice a leaky cooling system Monday which must an - increase this year in educational benefits, but it will not be as 3555^ work if the Skylab 3 mission is to complete its planned much as expected, says the chairman of the House Veterans 84 days in space. Affairs Committee. Officials were confident that astronauts Gerald P. Rep. William Jennings Bryan Dom, D-S.C., chairman of the Carr, William R. Pogue and Edward Gibson can committee, says he wants to pare the boost in GI Bill benefits from 13.6 per cent to 8 per cent. revitalize the cooling system which keeps Skylab's Dom said his committee soon will consider electronic and power supply equipment from burning a bill raising monthly payments to single veterans attending school from $225 out. to $250 per month, with proportional increases toother veterans. Both cooling systems aboard Skylab are faulty. The Rep. William F. Walsh, R-N.Y., a committee member, has reintroduced a companion bill that would add tuition grants to primary system started leaking during Skylab 2, a 59 - the monthly stipend. day mission completed in September. The men aboard Skylab 2 turned off the primary system Aug. 23 and the udents of Michigan State secondary has been in use since. issday during Kail, Win! ay, and Fridays during S Panel fires Watergate prober Second class postage paid at East Lan: business offices at 345 Student Service The Senate Watergate committee, often criticized for University. East Lansing, Michigan, 48824. failing to keep secrets, suspended a staff investigator for leaking information used in a story critical of the committee staff. News/Editorial 355-8252 Classified Ads 355 8255 The one - month suspension of Scott Display Adverti 353 6400 Armstrong was 355-3447 ordered by chief counsel Samuel Dash and approved by 355-831 1 Chairman Sam J. Ervin Jr., D-N.C. Dash said Armstrong had acknowledged he was the source of some of the material in an article by Timothy Crouse and published in the Nov. 22 issue of Rolling Stone. Meanwhile, Rep. Michael J. Harrington, D-Mass., urged rejection of Gerald R. Ford's nomination as vice president because of "a lack of demonstrated capacity to lead." In Memphis, the nation's Republican governors, their ranks diminished by election results and their morale DON'T TAKE YOUR undermined by the Watergate scandal, opened their semiannual conference. In public statements and private conversations, the BIKE HOME GOP politicians voiced concern for the possible impact of President Nixon's current problems on next elections in their states. year's FOR THE WINTER UAW, GM agree on settlement AND THEN HASSLE Two hours before GETTING IT BACK a threatened 10 a.m. strike deadline, the United Auto Workers union and General IN THE SPRING ;Sl. Motors Corp. reached tentative agreement on a three-year contract covering 415,000 auto workers. The settlement concludes UAW 1973 negotiations with the Big Three automakers in total of 750,000 autoworkers under Detroit, putting a contract in the '■W-' United States until 1976, once the GM pact is ratified. The agreement follows Chrysler and Ford settlements, UAW officials said. Those pacts put limits on mandatory overtime Police seek 3 in and won a 3 per cent yearly wage boost and retirement after 30 years on a full pension. WE WILL PUT IT IN INSURED, HANGING STORAGE xk shotgun killings UNTIL SPRING TERM FOR ONLY $4.75 Police sealed off an Iowa park Monday as they sought AND GIVE YOU DISCOUNTS ON LUBE AND clues in the shotgun slayings of four Sioux Falls, S.D., teenagers. Three suspects are sought in the Sunday night REPAIR WORK slayings 10 miles south of Sioux Falls at undeveloped Gitchie Manitou State Park, a site for youthful beer parties. Dead 9:50-^! 00 Dftlt-I were Roger Essem, 17; Mike Hadrath, 15; Dana Baade, 14, and Stewart Baade, 18. CCLcsseOMs OfCJ-fe AMP 5FCC.J ftzo&o, -fo eeaOU 4-c®| gAsfIX4SINC-) NOON 'b 00 SONCW Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 20. 1973 3 hristmas job DuCIICAHI DIID7V&I0I/I By SUSAN BURZYNSKI shopping days dwindle fast " " check with six area stores showed that most of their State Newt Staff Writer 30 and 40 hours of work Christmas job openings have per week, Anderson said. I if you are looking for a Christmas job you had better not waste been filled or will be filled soon. Anderson's advice to student job seekers includes: able to find jobs in their home towns for Christmas break. Anderson said approximately 300 to About 150 temporary Christmas By time, because holiday openings in the Lansing - East Lansing his office looking for Christmas 400 students have been in • Go to employers soon because of the large number of jobs have been filled in the |ea are being filled as quickly as they are announced. number to reach 700 after jobs so far and he expects that students looking for jobs and the quick rate at which jobs Lansing Knapp's store alone, Knapp's spokeswoman Linda ■ Jim Anderson, director of the MSU Student Employment Anderson said most of the Thanksgiving. being filled. are Woodman said. rvice, said Monday that approximately 100 different vacancies job openings have been for sales and • Realize that She added that another 200 have been hired for the other two stock clerks in local shopping malls and downtown Lansing many of the jobs are not within walking distance vc been recently posted in the Student Employment Office in of campus and Lansing - East Lansing Knapp's stores. stores. require bus or car transportation. je Student Services Building. The Student Employment Service • Check with employers personally besides consulting the Woodman said students most of these openings have been filled by I Anderson noted, however, that the jobs are often keeps temporary Christmas and are for both part time and full time being filled jobs posted on a separate board in its office. employment board in the Student Services Building. - - le same day they are posted. • employment. Most of the jobs pay about $2 Impress upon employer willingness to do a good job. John Pollack, general manager of per hour and require between Anderson estimated that about 1,500 to Woolco, a Meridian Mall 2,000 students will be department store, said about 10 people have been hired for temporary Christmas positions. Hall liability Pollack said about half of these people are students and will be polic working both full and part - time. Redwood & Ross, 205 E. Grand River Ave., is going to hire two people for the Christmas holiday, manager Bill Keezer reported. By LARRY MORGAN study lounge on 4 A Armstrong "If I don't get any Hall. The legs of the table were feedback, Bush said. policy," Bush said. "Some guys The manager of the Disc Shop, 323 E. Grand State News Staff Writer then I have no choice but to with this particular case, but River Ave., said broken off, and when go Bush said that on the four wanted to go straight to court. he does not hire nobody and put recalled one in Akers Hall last any temporary Christmas help because he in for a floor charge." floors in Armstrong Hall, four But now the floor is operates with a full - time staff year round. ■The men of the fourth floor, admitted responsibility or Now the going to year where the same policy was men on that floor be used for ■ wing of Armstrong Hall, are provided information on the rooms can study file an appeal with the Student- are going to challenge the challenged and the Student Sharon Subbert, personnel allenging the Residence Halls table, head adviser Steve clause of the contract which lounges. One of these rooms is Faculty Judiciary." • spokesman at Jacobson's, 333 E. used for a black caucas Faculty Judiciary upheld the Grand River Ave., said the personnel department is just musing contract concerning Loving requested that Rod allows the University to make room, Olsen would not comment beginning which policy. to evaluate the store's Christmas needs. |Use residents being held Olsen, asst. manager of Brody such charges. leaves three study on the situation but, instead, "It's not an uncommon ec tive ly responsi ble for Hall, initiate a floor charge of lounges for eight houses of asked that Robert Underwood, Before the department can Karl Bush, A427 occurance. We do it (prorate estimate the number of i ages in common house $40 to cover the cost of Armstrong men. manager of the residence vacancies the store will temporary Hall, has taken charge of the halls, damage charges) reluctantly, have, Subbert said it has to check with as when individual rewelding the legs to the table. "We had a meeting Sunday be contacted. policy challenge. but it must be done, employes who work every Christmas and find out how Isponsibility has not been "An individual has 72 hours "It's not the money we're night and decided to do where there are cases of especially time employes will be able to work full - time. many part ■termined. to admit something about the unfair Underwood was not familiar high ■ The responsibility for upset about (80 cents per damages," Underwood said. Sandy Obermeier, personnel particular incident is damage, and after 72 hours I manager of Sears in the Frandor a study table that was man). We're challenging this Loving said, "The intent of Shopping Center, said she plans to have all her hiring done by the can initiate a house charge," Aspirin caused death policy. They're charging us the policy is not to time the MSU Christmas break naged on Oct. 23 in the Loving said. charge for begins. without knowing who did it. the damage, but to encourage She said she plans to hire about the men on the floor to take 150 temporary part an workers and expects at least half of them - time Vliy Do It In of student,police say interest in what goes on." to be students. When you could be A toxicology report released Monday confirmed that MSU doing student Nicholas DiSante, 21, died from an overdose of aspirin. DiSante, an honors college student living at 314 Evergreen it in seconds with a Ave., was found dead Nov. 12 in his room. East Lansing police would not release any evidence in the case until their IMeteor 400 scientific investigation had been completed. At the request of the family, details of the case will not be released, except for the report signifying cause of death, police said. * Automatic square root DiSante had been found with a number of stab wounds on his * Automatic squaring chest but a medical report said the wounds were not serious * Automatic reciprocals enough to cause DiSante's death. * True memory Extra large 8 digit display * Battery and AC operation * Full floating or programmable decimal Postmasters with round off * Credit balance * True shirt OOO0 size * Full one year guarantee pocket to mail cards OOO0 Local and national postmasters are urging people to mail their domestic and foreign Christmas mail one to two weeks earlier oooa 0QH0 only $9995 than the postal service originally recommended so the shortage will not interfere with on • time deliveries. energy 131 E. Grand Riv. 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Select from the , *25" 1 ,hou$ands of frames I s,ock; or currently in choosing from one of 1350 designs, you can have over Unlimited Downtown 210 S. Wash. 484-5323 a frame Open 10;9, Sun 12-5 l^stom made by a real craftsman. EDITORIALS Smaller acade °ffers little f The recommendations of the Ad academic governance that has been Hoc Committee to Review manifested by the ASMSU proposal Academic Governance concerning for student liaisons on the board of the streamlining of the Academic trustees. Council are good ideas, but do not While the move m ight go far enough to give students more accomplish the goals of increased representation on the council. communication and more efficient While the recommendations will committee structures, it certainly effectively streamline the council will not eliminate student and hopefully ease communications frustration with academic and efficiency problems, it will not governance in general. ease the overabundance of faculty The breakdown of the proposed on the committee. council would have two faculty The proposals call for a members for each college in the reduction of faculty members on University and one additional the council from 85 to 63 members faculty representative for every 50 and increasing the number of professors, or up to six students from 36 to 38 members, representatives in each college. At but six of those ex - officio the same time, there is to be one members would lose their vote. student representative for each One other part of the college and one additional student recommendation is to reduce the representative for colleges with over number of standing committees on 2,000 students enrolled. the council from 12 to 6 by One does not have to look too combining several of the far to realize that faculty would committees. This would also reduce still dominate the Academic the number of committee members Council whether under the new or from 176 faculty and 100 student old system. Trees, roads just have members 49 faculty and 25 Streamlining the Academic to go 'pffft' to students. Council is a good idea, one that While this move would reduce should have been undertaken a long the sheer numbers of people on time ago. The council has become director's office. He looked at the pass, "Ahhh," I said. various committees, there is still a far too big and unwieldy. By CHUCK MOSS trees, with color ■ coded leaves to chanj then looked at me. "Now take this business of Harrison Midland junior with the seasons." representation ratio of almost 2:1 Streamlining it will hopefully "What can we do for you?" he asked. Road. Cars must have a place to drive. If reduce problems of communication I had spent the afternoon in the in favor of the faculty. people want to have more cars, then trees Administration Building, trying to drop a "Just a small chat," I replied. "By the "And in the winter?" The basic idea behind and inefficiency that plague a body will have to go pffft." the class. After two hours of way, you have been having some "They turn red and green for ChristOB of this size. protesting I "Pffft?" streamlining was to increase decided that it was less hassle to take the difficulties lately, I hear." And this business about straightening Hi communication between But to rearrange a Red Cedar River. What would be big faculty - dass, so I walked to the elevator and "Damn!" he shouted. "Don't I know it! "Pffft. Or Collingwood Entrance. Trees won dominated structure into pressed the bottom button, intending to with making it easier to draw on councilmembers and eliminate a smaller raapj All these people just do not understand. are very fine in their place. In fact I would And easier to control of the deadwood in the go out via the basement. The elevator flooding? Y« some faculty - dominated structure in the They think we're monsters, out to destroy like to see more trees around campus. We stopped and I got out. people ask for convenience. And when committee structures. But the move hopes of easing student unrest is an the world. All we want to do is help have a plan here. A plan for replacement give it to you what do we get?" may also have been designed to ease exercise in self-delusion. I was in some sort of sub • basement, people." of all dead trees with permanent, plastic "Pffft," I said. the student frustration with It just will not work. but instead of groaty crates and boxes, there was a brilliantly lighted office with many desks and people hurrying about. I walked up to a desk. "Yes, sir. May I help you?" State News William If. Whiting Beth Ann Masalkoski Gerald H. Coy . COUNCIL "What is this place?" "This is the Ecological Planning Dept.," Andrea Austin Opinion Page Jim Hush she replied. Michael J. Fox REDUCING "How c$n I get to see the guy in PROGRAM charge?" Lynn Henning Jonathan S. Kaufman John W. lindttrom . .. "You can see the director by filling out Editorials reflect the opinion of the majority of the State News Kathy ,\ie:urawski this request form in triplicate." Hoh Novosad editors. Stiff columns, commentaries, points of view and letters to the ... Immediately I was ushered into the editor are the personal opinion of the individual writers. Craig Porter VOX POPIILI Semester system best To the Editor: Those who are finishing dissertations the course in order to pursue your n inrow quarter system, every student should ha1 COGS cannot claim to speak for all ought to decide whether extra efficiency paper topic. a chance to answer a questionnaire < graduate students on the subject of the can get the job done within the current Some people argue that the quarter what aspects of a change to the semest semester system. They never asked for my semester, or if quality would be system allows you more variety in your system would be most important in k opinion: I strongly favor semesters. significantly increased with another 15 coursework: what you actually get is a sip life. If students are given a chance I Concerning the objections raised in the weeks of work. of everything and a glassful of nothing. weigh the matter carefully, their input a City bus plan Nov. 14 State News story: As an English Dept. grad assistant who Graduate students more than be as valuable as the faculty's i Undergraduate and graduate tuition teaches every quarter, 1 bite my tongue undergraduates are frustrated by this set - administration's. costs are not comparable even now. and say nothing about the plight of grad After all, up because graduate students usually want the University exists to sen Buses, buses Undergraduates take an average of 15 assistants who normally teach only every to go into a subject deeper. students. everywhere, but not One can hardly blame Detroit for credits per term, while full - time graduate other quarter. During spring term, after the freshmen Mary 0. Murpt a bus to rent. wanting to keep all its buses. With students take 9 to 12 credits. Most The objections discussed in that article have had two terms experience with the 163-1D Spartan Villi) This is the situation the gas rationing looming, an increase graduate assistants pay for only six credits are petty in comparison with the Capitol Area Transit Authority in the use of buses in Detroit could per term. educational gains possible in a switch to Moreover, anyone who is paying for the semester system. I cannot think of any faces in its much to rent buses - maligned quest for the be a certainty. It is a shame the Capitol Area classes will receive as much for his money under the semester system as under the 10 • week course I have had here which would not have been better as a 15 - week Student electro implementation of the East Lansing Transit Authority acquired the quarter system. Only graduate students course. To the Editor: north south bus route. ordered," and we would have missed t! - propane and electrically - run who are paying for time in which to In 10 weeks, you hardly have time to Regarding your article on the student entire football season instead of only In lemons which the Twin Coaches prepare for examinations or to do research get into a subject before you must be electronics service early last week; we took of it. The City of Detroit will not rent for a thesis will be affected by the fact our television to them this term to Manufacturing Co. passed off choosing a paper topic - usually a pretty get it Student electronics is not that mm buses to East Lansing because the as that on a trimester system you pay for 45 narrow one in order to be able to fixed. After three weeks of promises - energy crisis will probably cause a buses. It looks as if the city may weeks of the year, whereas on the quarter "Call back in two days," "It'll be cheaper and it is simply not worth tl complete it. Then the last half of the ready hassle. rise in bus use there. Buses Lansing have to battle the company for system you pay for only 40 weeks. quarter you must slight the main study of the first of next week," "Fred's not here Lillie Crowli could rent to East Lansing are monetary recompence. today, call back tomorrow" — we 5821 Haag Rm The Capitol Area Transit retrieved our still • broken, untouched broken down, and a plan by the television set. Dept. of State Highways to develop Authority has had its problems but We took the set to the RCA factory a state bus pool is still in its stage. infancy should not give up the ship. It should look into the feasibility of service center here in back in our house, Lansing, and it was working Room beautifully, renting buses from MSU which may only eight days later. The Michigan State Highway Commission should act quickly to be used to bolster local routes. Also, the state highway If the set, we I had let student electronics am keep quite sure they would still be mumbling about "having to get that part oppressive develop the state's bus pool plan. commission should act with the To the Editor: This pool would serve small legislature After moving into a two-man apartmj to develop a useful mass communities across the state and transit system. in Fee Hall we thought we had loiw Everyone working expand possibilities for advances in together fairly liberal lifestyle, considering we>■* mass transit. We can can help lick the problem. only hope for the best. Input ig still being required to live on camP However, upon our return from a wee ■ spent elsewhere, we discovered *'e To the Editor: been subjected to an illegal entry Jobs benefit As a citizen of East Lansing and a student of MSU, I am1 very concerned about the proposed Kalamazoo Street intrusion on our right to privacy. We found that delivery of a directory had been the reason for s » bridge reconstruction and the and the only explanation left "s Ingham County Commissioner schools, and should bring a wealth resulting visual demolition of one of East Lansing's University form note saying: we Derwood L. Boyd, R - East of experience and few your room for: " with no cause fillea expertise to the remaining natural Lansing, is way off th.e beam when he says that commissioner Richard county jobs. Some of Boyd's objections to the Prof's sexist In acting out this areas. concern by attending the blank provided. Upon confronting the manager w ;ihi the hearing held last Wednesday, I fact that housing rRKulatl0"L was Conlin, D - East Lansing, is instituting a political spoils system program should be considered. The county should not cut back hiring interferes with informed that no open feedback would be allowed and that only written questions provided for entry due to rep "suspicion of illegal activities, * by sponsoring a plan for county of regular full - time would be accepted from those in him only to be concerned with lew employes just To the Editor: work study jobs for students. - because it will cost less to hire attendance. I was dissatisfied with the speak our piece and having us leav^ On November 5, Loran Bieber subjected that one prostaglandin induces "automatic students. his Biochemistry 4 51 cla-s to tie menstruation" and commented, "I don't evasive answers to most of these questions I find these policies to be opp Conlin's plan will help students. But the fact that Ingham by the "expert" witnesses to the carrying with them the overall « following scientific wisdom know, but I understand that it's difficult Students form the majority of his has hired a few students does County not of hormones and on the subject secondary s>*x to remain pregnant while you're committee. I more was not allowed to ask for specific clarification and/or to ask parental attitudes of this toward the students. No longer s U«J characteristics: menstruating." (Laughter from the class) constituents, so Conlin is justified necessarily mean that other people other questions arising from their answers. student body sit placidly and be "The younger generation tells me that If it is indeed the case, as it appears to in seeking to help them. will be denied to this treatment. access to county I feel that citizen in If the work secondary sex characteristics are less be, that Bieber has difficulty dealing with input was blatantly We could pursue this matter ^ - study plan would jobs. There should be enough room important today, but I still prefer Raquel the subject of female sexuality in a mature ignored by this procedure. I call for an courts but at this time it v only help Conlin's personal friends, in Ingham County administration Welch to Mama Cass." (Laughter from the way, it is unfortunate that he must allow open hearing that is well publicized in ^ benefit a zombie-like campus p P ^ then the story would be different. so all types of class) his sexism to interfere with his advance in which all concerned citizens people will be teaching of that seems more than happy However, students chosen for the On Nov. 15, in his discussion of the biochemistry. will be allowed to express their views. represented on county tell them how to employe possibilities for the use of prostaglandins Barbara Kennedy Barbara Adamson someone 5.1 program will be picked by their rosters. to induce abortions, Bieber pointed out 1321 W. Ionia St. 203 Cedar St. 328 W. Ft*1 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 20, 1973 5 \ay 1972 antiwar demonstrator lontinues to wait for trial to By GARY KORRECK In April of this year, a second trial date begin fine, the donation of 20 hours to had been postponed because the judge's The next thing I knew I was being wife had to community volunteer work and a clean undergo surgery. Then, in [State Newj Staf Writer record after six months. ■ged across the floor by my hair." June, while Podulka was out West, he got Podulka said he would have o, allegedly, began the arrest of John word the other defendants were offered an gone along with the group's decision — "we uika, one of nine persons arrested by option by the prosecuting attorney. decided things always versity police on May 2, 1972. They "At first they wanted us on concensus, there were all to plead no real leaders" e arrested at the Placement Services guilty to the University ordinance - because he "didn't want but no to wreck it for everyone else if that's what ng a week of antiwar demonstrations one would do that because it would set a of the nine, Podulka is the only one precedent which could be they wanted." used in future He found out the all I waiting to have his case heard. demonstrations," Podulka said. - agree ■ or - [e was charged with obstructing the use This time, the deal was nothing clause had been dropped from the that a plea of no deal and decided to defend himself jniversity facilities, an MSU ordinance, contest would get the defendants a against $20 the charge "because I know I'm Ihis trial was supposed to begin today. and the decision to innocent East Lansing District Court Judge accept a deal would be edule. adjourned the trial until early in Unit to something I'd have my life." to live with the rest of Iurice Schoenberger, cit ng a busy "I think I can beat 'em; f4. told me a long time Schoenberger 'A lot of weird stuff has happened ce the arrests," Podulka, a sometime dent who now works for Varsity Cab, report have to worry about ago that I wouldn't serving any time if I lost, but I've heard he doesn't want to j Monday. ■he group "Originally, our trials were retained one lawyer, but city The housi hear the case and the fact that I'm him hear it could get him a little Podulka said. making upset," East Lansing City Council will [posed to be handled fairly quickly." ulka's request for a jury trial delayed This means, though he probably will begin to grapple with the issue of city - case until after 1972, to see whether not be subsidized housing when charged the maximum $100 fine if City Manager he loses, the court costs could be heavy. age of majority bill would be passed, John M. Patriarche makes his report on ng 18 - year olds the privilege to sit on the establishment of a Municipal Housing "It could be ry. Commission at the council's regular a drag," Podulka admitted. -:v ^ time passed, Podulka's case became er of personal conscience. a meeting at 7:30 p.m. today in the council chambers. "I realize there are a tricks I don't know and I lot of little legal Gone hunting could run into Norm Haase, owner of a barber Patriarche's report recommends council problems defending shop in Escanaba, letting his regular customers know, if they ouncil to study refer a report on establishing a commission have a better myself, but I think I grasp of what went on than left these two mounted deer when he closed the heads in barber chairs bothered to look through the windows, that he was that would buy, build, maintain or anyone else," he said. shop and went hunting on the operate closed. opening day of deer season. It was his way of Hep plan change housing for low - income families to the city's present Housing Commission, which APWirephoto I | A rewrite of the ASMSU proposal that mid seat four students on the board of istees will be examined »oday by the has none of these powers. The issue of city - subsidized was a housing major spark in the Nov. 6 council election. It was brought to Local cable TV to public By ANDREA AUSTIN for the public to express tied student council of the Academic attention by the platform of defeated opinions. includes State News Staff Writer Citizens and groups will be able to community affairs channel wiring costs and hookup will probably be Jincil. candidates Nelson Brown and requirements, and sets city revenue from Margaret reserve time on the public access channel §The student liaison proposal has come McNeil. East Lansing homes should be opened and use the system at 5 per cent of CATV's total charged to the tenants, Pregitzer said. •t fire in recent weeks by members of Council first discussed the to a broad company equipment and The initial construction subsidy idea range of television revenue. area has L elected student council as well as the in May and asked Patriarche for a viewing this personnel for programs of their own received limited cable services for study on spring when a citywide cable television choosing. a few P Hoc Committee to Review Academic National Cable has offered to years in a pilot program, establishing municipal housing system is completed. East Lansing City Council awarded prewire Pregitzer said, vernance, which issued its report last commissions, which are provided for The National Cable every unit in an apartment building at the though the entire system must be laid by a Co., which began National Cable the franchise for the before being turned on to its full state act, after former Councilman George construction of a dual cable company's expense while the cables are capacity. system television and FM radio network in Colbum provided the initiative for council Monday in the Michigan and Grand River May being installed, Pregitzer said. Tenants The dual cable IThe rewrite, said Larry Bartrem, author after several years of system has the potential the liaison proposal, includes changes to discussion of the public avenues intersection planning. who want cable service will then call the for two way housing act. triangle, will provide The city Cable Communications • transmission, Pregitzer said. lure that one of the four students would In other action 10 commercial channels and 16 company in the spring. The system layout feeds five tonight, council will Commission coordinates enforcement of If apartment owners cables out of j member of the elected student hear reports from the noncommercial channels for about $5 a do not have units a head Planning stipulations of the franchise, end, potentially capable of tie - in |uncil and that another be from the Commission on recommendations month per residence. which prewired and decide later they want cable, with MSU and married :e of Black Affairs. Construction of National Cable's housing units. regarding the location of bike racks for (The other two members will be an city bicycles. Community Antenna Television studio on |SMSU representative and a In addition, the Human Trowbridge Road is set to begin soon, Relations Ted Pregitzer, director of Commission will recommend to council a program aduate Students. [presentative from the Council of origination services, said Monday. The unrevised * version of the liaison study of child care in the local area, The 16 noncommercial channels include jposal was tabled at the Nov. 5 meeting indicating that, at this time, East Lansing government, does not have any need for more public and educational the Academic Council. day care access, news services, and a so - called centers. box" channel with a fixed camera 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday. N„v,mbl., FRIDAY Nov. 23rd - OPEN TIL 9:00 other weekdays til 5:30 CLOSED THANKSGIVING Water disposal problem faced By CHRIS DANIELSON University departments in doing research on land waste water He noted that since it is also essential to grow State News Staff Writer disposal area to remove the nutrients - 203 E.GRAND RIVER disposal possibilities for communities who have requested such such • Cr°ps H Working with dirty water is no longer only the concern of mud service from county extension officers. phosphates - from the water, the waste water miui pie makers. Many Michigan communities are now spending The studies will be done free of charge to the municipalities, the land gradually. musU*appl*r millions of dollars in treating their waste water. since the extension service is funded to perform services of this The biggest problem with pre-holiday Land disposal of waste treating waste water ford water is one possible way for type, Jacobs said. surface waters has been the removal of municipalities to meet the stringent water quality standards A report prepared by eight faculty members in cooperation cause undesirable the plant growth in lakes and rivers nutrJ. '1 adopted by the federal and state governments in recent years. with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on a controversial corps "We have the technology to take all iJl ~ ^ the nmtamin, However, this method of disposal has its own drawbacks. proposal was completed in June, he noted. waste water - only economical , problems sale and "Waste water in some industrial communities contains toxic and/or nondegradable materials such as heavy metals and salts, which could contaminate the ground water and affect future Last Janaury the corps had released a report dealing with several possible ways of disposing of Detroit area waste water, which included a proposal to dump it on some farms that would treatment back," he explained. Land disposal, which allows natural are removal of h u- thP dln8 s*|j may be one possible solution, he added. nutr'«H plant growth in the area," Lee Jacobs, asst. professor of crop and be purchased by the government. clearance! soil sciences, said. The MSU study found that some of the proposed dumping "These substances must be removed before the waste water is land was among the best farm land in the state and was not Waste Control Cut classes! Cancel your date! Do anything put on the ground," he added. Jacobs was appointed last month to the newly created position of soil environmental specialist in the MSU Cooperative suitable for waste water disposal. "The disposal area must be able to handle a lot of water and there must be enough layers of screening material so that the plans second collection Authority so you don't miss these Extension Service. waste water won't contaminate the ground water when it reaches terrific savings on famous label As part of that job, he will coordinate the work of several fall and winter fashions. it," Jacobs said. A second communitywide glass and new paper project has been tentatively scheduled for Dec ' STATE SUBSIDIZED MINIBUS SYSTEM Waste Control Authority bvTh u following the successful first rr week ago. super buy 1 Cify ineligible About 100 for people - mostly East Lansing hom«*n. brought 2,000 pounds of glass and 1,000 pounds of lot L near Brody Complex on Nov. 10. new^l?' to s26 Our Famous East Lansing, in dire need of Area Transit Authority to receive $90,000 to Jerry Gile of the State The authority will receive about S70 for these material* pe" t an expanded mass transit (CATA). $200,000 each in state money manufacturers who recycle them. The money left system, has missed out on a to initiate a dial a ride bus Highway Commission said the state subsidized dial expenses are paid will be used to expand the over 7 Label Sweaters • ■ a - ride reading nrom state ■ subsidized minibus The State Highway system within their authority spokeswoman Michele Schafer said. system is a one - year ser"'oe because the city is Commission announced last communities. "Most of the people who experimental program with the participated in Saturday presently served by the Capitol week that eight middle • sized But East Lansing is not first city expected to expressed the desire to have more pickups, i collectjn put it possibly hat, | *6.90 up Michigan cities will be selected among the 22 cities eligible for those state funds even though CATA's expanded service to into operation by Feb. 15. collection bin for glass and newspaper located convenient location," Schafer said. lot L or anothn the city, originally slated to TUESDAYS AND begin by early September, has We said they were coming, now they're here * not By Garland, Cecily, off spring and more THURSDAYS yet materialized. The dial • - * Turtles, Cables, fashion styles and colors. a - ride system 8:30 - 12:00 makes use of van - carrying 10 to 14 people and provides door • to - type buses door rides GET A QUART OF COKE for Blue Gross Extension passengers. 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Expires 11/24/73 Larry's Shoorite. Expires 11/24/73 | and Larry's Shoprite. Expires 11/24/7^ ■ Michigan State News, Hast Lansing, Michigan FIRST ANNUAL STATE NEWS Tuesday. November 20. 1973 7 . State to compute Football Cootest W car pool couples By MAUREEN McDONALD State News Staff Writer Early in 1974, state employes who work in FIRST The State of downtown Lansing will get WIN S5S $30°° H Michigan is questionnaires asking where interested in pooling the auto wealth now that gasoline is at a they live, how they get to work and what their hours are. premium. PRIZE to work with is a Helping state employes find friends to ride major goal With the help of a computer, for the state motor pool car coupling will become vogue division and the Dept. of in state departments. Once the Highways and Transportation. computer printouts done, SECOND are WIN © meetings will be held to get people who live in the same area acquainted with each PRIZE other and form car encourage them to pools. CAUTION: WE CALL YOUR Gov. Milliken is doing his ATTENTION TO THE EARLIER part to encourage group RULES OF THE GAME DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES! business travel by implementing a shuttle bus to pmon^wL?"1651 'S 0Pe" t0 any0"e eXC6pt SUte NeWS but limited Just ONE entry Detroit. Though state employe ridership has been sparse, Milliken told reporters Friday, n!!!! Services dmBldg. or postmarked ^ ^ivertrt no to 5the later than State News advertising dept. office, Room No. 344 Student "I won't scuttle the shuttle." p.m. this coming Wednesday preceeding the games. His press aide, Bill Rustem. bTnecessaty0f ^ ^ °f **** WeeUy Professional 8ame wi» as the "tie breaker" should one was asked Monday if students could ride the shuttle bus to fill vacancies, but the idea went sipssst'No,erab" ^ D"isk,M* "*iud88s - *«- --1 - over like a flat tire. "I uldn't even answer ★ NOTHING TO BUY * NO that," he said. "There is a legal OBLIGATION question if citizens could ride state vehicles." THIS PAGE IS YOUR When and if the shuttle bus OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM November^ system catches on, Rustem said, state trips to Grand Guess Who's Rapids and other major cities might be made by bus. or you may pick form for the games of up an entry Randy HAVE YOUR Asked if the legislative Saturday, Nov. 24and Sunday, Bachman members might take a shuttle Nov.25at the STATE NEWS ADVERTISING & Canada's EREE SENIOR bus to the wilds of Michigan for deer hunting season, Rustem chuckled and said it DEPT. Office. if. Each Succeeding Tuesday, The Two Winners Will Be new PICTURE was up to the legislature. Both the House and the Senate have supergroup. Announced On This Page. ALABAMA TAKEN FOR vacated the Capitol this week so many members could deer hunting. go Tickets YOUR 1974 >ioo w,N MOO State employes will have Correctly predict the final score of this IN CASE OF TIE ENTRIES ON THE COLLEGE GAMES, YEARBOOK. ample shuttle inducements buses or to develop ride car MOTOR WHEEL pools. game and win $100 in cash from the BIG MAN in SMALL CARS. Enter Wheels THE PRO GAME SCORES CORPORATION Natural Color Toyota's own special contest by cutting GUESSES WILL BE THE Currently, 8,500 persons out this entry blank on the dotted line and TIE BREAKER of work in the Lansing complex Lansing delivering it in person by 9 PM on Friday to Sign Up How and this is expected to rise to 20,000 within the next 20 to our office. In case of a tie, a drawing will be * BE SURE TO GIVE US 25 years, according to James held to determine the winner. YOUR NAME, & ADDRESS For over 50 years a 353-5292 Roach, supervisor of mass One entry per person please & PHONE good transportation for the highway | -Rm 36A . .. WHEELS TOYOTA, INC. Notre Dame liable Used Cars Score neighbor to the community department. State lots and ramps have spaces for only Michigan Avenue Air Force NAME Union 4,500 automobiles. |"the BIG man in small cars" Score ADDRESS □ ILLINOIS Among the ideas under study are free parking for cars NOTRE DAME AIR FORCE PHONE NORTHWESTERN Order the used in pools, and preferential placement in lots and ramps so OLDE T0WNE (LAM BAKE EXPERT ^pNPty* Wolverine those cars could get out first at quitting time. 5100 W, *100 Fri. and Sat. Nite, 6 -11 p.m. FOREIGN CAR Now! N Whole lobster, cherry stone clams, shrimp, and SERVICE AND Serving The Correctly predict the final score of this game corn on the cob served in a wire mesh basket REPAIR East Lansing Community and win $100 in cash from the BIG I SMALL CARS. Enter Wheels MAN in direct to you - with corn bread, tossed salad, When send a check For Over Half A Decade. Toyota's own drawn butter and seafood sauce! I special contest by cutting out this The Leather Shop I on the dotted line and entry blank You may order from our regular menu, too. needs care, for 11 bucks delivering it in person by Homade clam fritters and broiled polish take it where you're sure the job I tie i. on Friday to our showroom. In case of a sausage, hor's doeuvres are served before is going to be done right. The ;o the a drawing will be held to determine the u dinner. Your favorite drinks and cocktails are service is backed by years of experience I winner. also available. in both American & Foreign cars. Wolverine, Only one entry per person please Rm 30 Student | wheels TOYOTA, INC. Score St Dill S RESTAURANT ROGER & PAULS MARATHON Michigan Avenue Michigan & bar specializing in V W repair Services. Include 718 E. Grand River g man in small cars." _____ Score ,QOCinft Serving Lansing Ukemos Rd. & Jolly 349-9758 349-3196 name .student num Lansing, Mich. 482-6100 ^nce 1921. 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE OHIO STATE MICHIGAN □ and local address U.C.L.A. □ So. CALIFORNIA ; MICH. STATE IOWA iJeed a Little Work Done on HAVE A NICE [your Formula A Chevron , THANKSGIVING . or your TRIUMPH or your SPRITE HOLIDAY! FOOTBALL CONTEST' or your DATSUN Adirondack toboggans WINNERS... Seventh week's winners of . .or your VOLVO the STATE NEWS annual or your JAGUAR football or Whatever Made to last from Adirondack ash, LISKEY'S contest Baharis, Riverview, Michigan are Sam weatherproofed with marine varnish. Polyethylene rope grips, AUTO SAFETY CENTER graduate student, first place screwed winner with one wrong construction. Red vinyl 124 S. LARCH Just S. of Mich. Ave. guess IV-4-7346 and a six point spread on the pad. 4 to 8 - ft. toboggans, $10.98 - $27.98. Sporting Goods, Meridian Specializing in brake service, dynamic pro • game, shown at left Mall balancing, wheel allignment and receiving his check from the (•:v suspension systems for 12 years. manager of Knapp's Meridian To serve you better we've Mall store, Ron Ownes. 1206 E. OAKLAND, LANSING IV4-4411 extended our hours from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. L MINNESOTA WISCONSIN □ KENTUCKY □ TENNESSE □ maryland q tulane |M5(3®3/3@0(W COOSS Shown in the picture at the 1 for the goodness of Go Sparta right, is second place winner Carol Wilson, MSU employee, who had one wrong guess and Let's end this ^5' an eight point spread on the pro game of the week. Jack yaw romot/s season with a Sheerer of Wheels Toyota is presenting Carol with her check. Wheels Toyota has win! • m C Family Night Special also paid out $300.00 in its %\ ® own version of a football Complete Dinner — - k Open ROBERTS AUTOMOTIVE leg. $1.65 Every Wednesday Night After 3 P.M. lU [T 7:30 5:30 THE FIRST ANNUAL STATE NEWS Guess the of each team 1}|( (Tf|DK Football Saturdays 4980 Park Lake Rd. CENTER □ detroit lions score ... "FOOTBALL CONTEST" HAS ONE 351-8088 □ washington redskins MORE WEEKS TO GO! ENTER harvard □ yale □texas tech □ arkansas TODAY!! 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November* 2o-191] Basketball's here! Spartans debut tonight By JACK WALKDEN "As far as individuals are concerned, it'll have some difference perform differently in practice than they do in games, so this State News Sports Writer in the starting lineup but we've been practicing for five weeks game will have some meaning in that aspect." now and it won't have all the MSU's annual Green and White intrasquad basketball game will bearing. The two coaches have not decided yet on a starting five for the be held at 7:30 tonight at Jenison Fieldhouse. "We've had some pretty good scrimmages so far, but this one MSU students need only present an ID card for admission, contest, though one starter is pretty well assured. With no listed will be the first one in front of a large crowd. Some players centers on the Saginaw Valley team, Brian Breslin will start in while adults must pay 50 cents, and high school students and that spot. It will be Breslin's first appearance at that position at younger pay 25 cents. The game is sponsored by the Varsity Club. MSU, but more may follow. A unique format has been used to divide the two squads. "A year's absence made a lot of difference in Breslin's play in "We've used the geographical location of the players' home the beginning," Ganakas said, regarding Breslin's one ■ year towns in deciding dividing the two teams," Spartan coach Gus hiatus. "But he's progressed rather well. In fact, he's back now Ganakas said. battling for playing time. This game could be important to him "We have four players because a good performance could mean that we could use him at from the Saginaw Valley in Bill Glover, Terry Furlow, Bob Chapman and Tom McGill," he continued. center as well as forward." "To those we added the Lansing players: Joe Shackleton, Brian The Spartans' two prized freshmen, Wilson and Chapman, are Breslin and freshman David Cross. expected to see a lot of action in the game. "The other team will be comprised of mostly metropolitan "Both are progressing rather well," Ganakas said. "Chapman's people. We have four Detroit metro players with Benny White, progress has been retarded due to a knee injury and he's missed a Mike Robinson, Lovelle Rivers and Lindsay Hairston. lot of important practices. He's shown, however, that he can contribute quite a bit this season. "We've added to that the out • of - state players Cedric Milton and Pete Davis. To finish the squad we put on Edgar Wilson from "Wilson is also doing very well in the forward spot and he Dowagiac. He always wanted to be a city slicker anyway. should see a lot of playing time." "Bob Nordman is coaching the Saginaw Valley group and Earlier in the season Ganakas was using Chapman and Wilson at graduate assistant Dominic Marino will handle the other squad," both the Ganakas added. guard and forward spots, but that experiment is over. "We didn't plan it this way, but the two teams will be a "McGill's play after the second week of practice has been so matchup of the biggest players against the fastest ones," he encouraging that it has been unnecessary to make a forward out acknowledged. of Chapman," Ganakas said. 'Tm anxious to see who wins the game. It should indicate "The same has been true in Wilson's case," he added. "We have some things like whether we use a tall lineup or a fast one. "I'm also interested about the competitiveness between the so many good guards that there has been no need to move him to players. Gus Ganakas that position." Chaurest breaks ankle, ends Spartan ice career It's that time By STEVE STEIN "Chel's" seven points gave him 121 total Lindsay Hairston (45) sets up for a shot in last year's Green State News Sports Writer and White intrasquad basketball game. This career points with the Spartans, good for seventh year's game ii . , place on the all - time scoring list. tonight at 7:30 and will provide fans their first look at Gut Michel Chaurest fine MSU hockey IT'S 351 0030* WHEN HE RUNS OUT OF DUMO LUCK, HE 1 .ALWAYS HAS GENIUS TO FALL BACK ON! f He's the © eligible i kirkdougws. 1 [scalawag HAPPV HOUR * 1-5:30-6:10 He's the ] town I GR4NDNBV THE NEW YORK SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL Will Shakespeare was a young man when he wrote TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA, which may explain why it's about love. In 33 attractive songs Feature 1:10- with a modern beat, ranging from rock to calypso to 3:20-5:25-7:35- | ricky-tick, this musi¬ 9:45 P.M. cal version of the Bard's play celebrates love in all its variations. The rousing music was written by Gait MacDermot, who won international praise through his music for HAIR. A company of 12 principal actors, plus 18 singers and dancers, and an on¬ stage group of fine musicians, has been selected by producer Joe Papp for this coast-to-coast tour of 100 cities this season. ... and 8:15 P.M. they're NOW! OPEN 1:15 P.M. TWO EVENING PERFORMANCES IN THE UNIVERSITY so k Shows 1:30-3:35 AUDITORIUM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27 (Lively Arts Series B) tangled* 5:35-7:35-9:3r up WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28 (Broadway Theatre Series) THEY'RE REMAINING TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT THE UNION TICKET OFFICE HAVING Public: $7.50, 6.50, 4.00 / MSU Students: $3.75, 3.25, 2.00 A BALL! From'The Umi^nints the settlers'striit#10 Mi"ing nATLtT utArt DOROTHY R0nnv NfVHir MILLS; J0NES_ PROVJNE McOOWALL ■ BRAND Kits'! • mm • on ■ *. '•««« by BUENA VISTA WYNN Technicolor The New I 0„„,bu.«, U„ w„, Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 20, 1973 9 New Land' beautiful than the individuals affected y EDDRUDZATS And through coupling the Nillson the strength and by the events which conclusion to the tale jgtate News Reviewer occur. extremely slow pace with the begun in determination that was the "The Emigrants." anxiously awaiting In several instances he exquisite cinematography, Though not the viewer at a keeps essence of the pioneer spirit, as satisfying as that work, it nclusion of the story of "The New Land" develops a distance, along with the warmth that still merits plaudits for its a and Karl Oskar Nillson choosing to depict the event in lyricism about it that is close usually remained hidden, yet excellence in photography, ■heir immigration to the an almost documentary tone to epic poetry. still made the man feel and tone and States in the early rather than performances. allowing the viewer Unfortunately, Troell jars believe in himself and his "The New Land" is [ rejoice, for "The New to be moved by what is this lyricism with a flashy settlement. currently playing at the State 5 here. And like Jan happening. This is especially cinematic sequence that "The New Land" is a Theater. ? first film "The noticeable when the Sioux depicts brother Robert's trip superb ;s," this film has the massacre one of the Swedish to California to search for gold flow lyrical quality which families, for though these and the obstacles he faces on ■ that work as stunning as ! tone and pacing are individuals horrifying die in quite ways, their deaths leave the viewer cold since each his journey. Troell cross camera - cuts and zooms, joggles his trying to catch the MSU orchestra I the same in this person was relatively a physical suffering the young stranger Btie of the hardships that Nillson family faces in to the viewer and the historical significance is emphasized over man endures. But the entire sequence is so incongruous to give concert mpting to settle in the human with the rest of the film's tone suffering that sota after their voyage results. that it only proves Czech partially pianist Peter world premiere of a work |tln' old country. But Troell has made "The effective. Toperczer, currently visiting written for Toperczer and the "The New Land" is not New Land" a beautiful visual Once again, as in "The MSU, will perform with the orchestra, Dennis Burk, loving or involving as experience. His images are Emigrants," Liv Ullman and MSU Symphony Orchestra at conductor of the MSU first film dealing with arresting in their composition Max Von Sydow deliver 8:15 tonight at Fairchild Orchestra, said. (same characters. As and their attention to the outstanding performances. As Theater. The composition is "IRS for editor and minute details of the Kristina, Ullman catches the The concert, which is pioneer open Piano and Winds" by Ivan ■ographer, Troell seems lifestyle. Almost each shot anguish and homesickness the to the public without charge, is concerned with the resembles a fine oil painting in woman feels in the of two the orchestra will Rezac, a noted Czech early days one of the tale its color, - the composer and director of the ; sweep tone and lighting. hardworking spirit that present with Toperczer as Prague Symphony Orchestra. keeps her going as their home soloist during its second grows, and the final international season. The Toperczer will also perform UNIVERSITY THEATRE overwhelming desire not to other will be at 8:15 p.m. "Concerto No. 1 in D • Flat bear the physical Major for Piano and Orchestra, and mental Wednesday at Eaton Rapids burden of another High School. Opus 10," by Serge Prokofieff. pregnancy. OPEN Von Sydow gives Karl Oskar The program will include the The program include Claude will Debussy's also popular "Afternoon of a "The New SKI ASP Faun" and Igor Stravinsky's Liv Uljman, Kristina, comforts "The AUDITIONS "Chant du Rossignol," symphonic poem for orchestra. a Max Von Sydow, in Jan Troell's her tired husband, Karl Oskar Nillson, played by sequel to Emigrants," entitled "The New Land." The show is the State Theater. currently playing at (by appointment • Dept of Theatre office 149 B Auditorium ■ 355-6690) WHAT THE BUTLER SAW by A few openings are left on MooSUski's December Workshop Joe Orton Aspen trip. Call 353 5199 light, - November 19 and 20 7:30 P.M. Room 146 Auditorium Production Dates: January 22-26 between 1 and 5 p.m., fir come to 240 Men's IM. By EDWARD ZDROJEWSKI spirited ifcnifte cuncsrr State News Reviewer f tie this to the tree The MSU Opera Workshop rendered a spirited performance of Menotti s 'The Old Maid and the Thief" in three performances Tinkling Silvcrplated Christmas Bel! this past weekend at the Music was Building auditorium. The produced by Harlan Jennings and the two conductors Dennis Burk and Michael Griffith. "The Old Maid and the Thief" is opera were jms a comic opera written in 1939 WINTER '74 by the Italian American composer, Gian Carlo Menotti. It is - based on his impressions of a small town in late 1930s. The story is concerned with a who falls in love with a handsome Pennsylvania in the middle aged spinster - beggar who appears at her back DIltECTOlt'S door. The opera is a study of the conflict between prudish values and her desires. A light feeling is maintained the town's CHOICE There throughout the entire opera. are few serious moments and some scenes are extremely funny. Even the orchestra, which is small, lends to the overall mood of the work with its light score. The opera workshop production emphasized the comic aspects Collector's Item of the work. The stage decoration was minimal so as not to detract from what was ierfor- 1973 happening on stage. The lighting was kept is back. simple. The acting abilities of the performers were emphasized more than the singing abilities. Lyric soprano Eleanor Pool (Miss Todd, the old spinster) competent performance. The part was a little low for her and she gave a an artist and a creator, equally at strutting middle-class interiors of a hundred years ago, in staging a shipwreck, or creating a fairy-tale image." Cukor's films reflect his basic knowledge of the world for they display an was elegance of style, constantly having to use her lowest vocal range. Despite this, a refinement of cutting, an emphasis on superior she did very well. She had the character of the riduculous subject matter, and "a world in which everything community leader down perfectly. is in half-tones, suggested and never overstressed " Director's Choice is proud to present a representa¬ Coloratura soprano Diana Skentzos on reverse side of bell (Laetitia, Miss Todd's tive sampling of George Cukor's films, drawing upon A glorious wonderful Christmas memento and now young maid) has a voice well suited to comic opera. It is his work in every genre a very during the past forty years Collector's Item. "On the second day of Christmas light and easy to listen to. She has a large range and The musicals, the classics, sophisticated my very good and melodrama comedy, control of her voice. are included in this selection of true love sent to me Two Turtle Doves" - and for some of the finest films ever produced out of In contrast to Skentzos' voice was that of baritone Lee Snook Christmas 1973 those Doves will be perched Hollywood. handsomely m M on the reverse side of each tinkling bell. Continue your (Bob, the beggar). His powerful voice dominated every scene he sang. He also has tremendous acting abilities for comic collection this Christmas and each year hereafter another opera. His drunken scene was a masterpiece. "Christmas gift" will decorate this bell right thru the Juanita Green (Miss Pinkerton, a Jan. 15 twelve days of the famous song. gossipy neighbor) ably handled her part. The part is rather small and Nicely gift boxed with red ribbon bow and silvery bell. repetitious, but it is For small extra charge, we can engrave name of giver, humorous enough to be interesting. Her performance was as DINNER AT » spirited as the others. (19321 Jean Harlow, Wallace Beery recipient and year. The audience was rather small, but the Music Building auditorium doesn't hold many people. Jan. 17 Maybe with a little more advance publicity the opera workshop could attract the larger audience it deserves. CAMILLE (1936) Greta Garbo, Robert Taylor LISTEN ROY, THIS WEEKEND ONLY! THE Jan. 24 I DEVIL, THROAT, and DIRK! ALL 'N ONE NITE! SO GRAB YOUR IAZDA, AND BALL THE JACK T THE WOMEN I #*Drive InTheatre (1939) Joan Crawford, Rosalind Russel! [Sceen Jan. 29 PHILADELPHIA STORY (1940) Katharine Hepburn, Cary Grant Jan. 31 A STAR IS BORN (1954) Judy Garland, James Mason Feb. 6 KEEPER OF THE FLAME (1943) Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn Feb. 7 PAT & MIKE (1952) Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn $5.00 for 7 films by George Cukor Series Tickets on sale NOW at the MSU Union Ticket Office m ptus"^ Individual Admission $1.25 mort information call 355 6686 fHROflT "VivaDirlcW 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday. c 355-8255 ][5te] Employment m ,es For Sale FIAT 1969 HONDA 1971 350. bored, Konis, MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST SINGLE ROOM in duplex with help. - BODY needs Motor great 484-3880. 3-11-21 some $400 sprockets, filtrons, msny e; tuned. $450. 882 2560. ASCP or eligible for modern clinical laboratory. Also need experienced SECURITY and permanent OFFICERS: full positions available. Phone or part Holiday time EAST LANSING Horizon House, Large good people. after 6. 3 11-26 Call 332-0754. AK„AI X SD - J bedroom, cor port, security lock, Heathkn AH FIAT - 124 - 1972. Metal Histo-Technologist, ASCP. Contact personnel department, Edward W PINKERTON'S INC. 482^659. An equal opportunity employer. balcony, carpet, drapes. Quiet atmosphere. Not student rental, ROOMMATE WANTED wintei r#ceive'' ^ damage, fully driveable. 22,800 miles. 353-6879. 3-11-26 [Al 0 Sparrow Hospital, 1215 East Michigan Avenue, Lansing. 3-11-20 5-11 20 $180 349-2094.5-11 20 term. Fireplaces, 337 0347. 5-11 28 own room. ""'IS. Herman many k\ , Kardon, PjJT ' "*■«■ 00if|# NEAR SAPRROW Hospital, 301 e . SANTA PHOTO helper. Four girls Sylvan.,,. ml s ,tJ„ FORD RANGER XLT, 1970. JOIN THE COMPLETE auto CASHIER PART time evenings needed - 2 full time, 2 part time. South Holmes Ground level, 1 2nd FLOOR OF beautiful old •AUTOMOTIVE Camper cap, 4 new polyglass cooperation. Auto repairs, 50% and weekends. Apply in person From November 23rd till bedroom, fireplace, furnished, Mason home Unfurnished. 'll0,"'"1, T vl*WTItB| j Scooters & Cycles tires, power steering. Must sell, off on labor. 215 East Kalamazoo STARLITE DRIVE-IN. 2-11 21 December 24th. Apply Meridian includes utilities. $145 Built-in appliances. 2/bedrooms, came"C' '95,u&: best offer. 353-5339 or Street. 489-1346.0-11-30 Mall office for application 351 7497 0-11-30 private entrance. Deposit and prOHM toii. Ni'Wiv,w„,' Parts & Service 351-9422.5-11-27 MEN: PART time, 5-11 two nights 5-11-20 references required Prefer Aviation MAVERICK - 1971, 4-door. VOLVO service SERVICE! for Meticulous a a week; 11 p.m. - 7 a.m. 3 nights week. 694-9823. 7-11 Holt THIRD GIRL for winter/spring or immediately. $83. 355-9564 couple 676 4611; or small family. Days nights 676 1468 vvh'^. ^ Cj •EMPLOYMENT Radio, automatic transmission, 6 your Volvo at Lansing's only shop specializing 2-11-21 between 8-5. 5-11 20 3-11-21 campiny equipmm, J] •FOR RENT Apartments cylinder, (19-20 m.p.g.) five new tires. Brakes perfect. Very low mileage. Body and interior like exclusively in Volvos IMPORTED CAR SERVICES. MACDONALDS OKEMOS is hiring people to work nights and now Mornings and Saturday. Good driving record. Prefer 21 years or older. Call 489 1484. 5-11-21 THREE BEDROOM decorated apartment, furnished. newly TWO NEEDED for house near lake. Own rooms - $62.50. Fifteen wilcu^L:';^;;;;;^I 1820 Dell Road 882-9808 Houses East Lansing, near campus. new. $1525. 482-4212 or 1-11-20 people who want 12-15 hours a minutes northwest of campus. 351 9036, 8-5 p.m. 351 7764 Rooms 485-4882. 3-11-26 week working from 11 a.m 1 WANTED 669 3041.3-11-21 on Mi),, I p.m. Apply between 8-10 a.m. evenings and weekends. 5-11-21 I •FOR SALE Waitresses Full uibson, Yamaha, Sunn MERCURY 1963. 48,000, or 2-4 p.m. 5-11-28 NEED ONE girl for 4-man house. or Part - time. PERSON(S) NEEDED to sublease Complete 3 piece . Animals excellent condition, gas mileage. Close to campus, utilities paid. Apply in person or our Spartan Village Apartment. Starting at $89 f. Mobile Homes Must sell. 337-7697. 3 11-21 DANCING GIRL for party tonight Christmas break. Reasonable. $75. Call 332-6911.5-11 20 Dance your way. 337-9245. Call call: •LOST & FOUND 353 0925. 3-11-21 MERCURY MONTEGO 1971. after 4:00 p.m. 1-11-20 FEMALE TO share house priced •PERSONAL Radial tires, power steering, disc GOLDEN GATE $80 plus utilities, - own to s. il t, 760 "J •PEANUTS PERSONAL brakes, vinyl top. Phone RESTAURANT ONE MAN needed for 4 man room. 351 2055 after 5. 3-11-21 Merchandise MU.Hjnte« ijj Call us for the names of satisfied apartment. Winter, spring. Call SECONDHAND STORE j 393-9110. 5-11-27 •REAL ESTATE customers.Tune-Ups & Repairs 332-0449. Hurry. 6-11-28 East Michigan Avenur * on all foreign cars. lady to work in refined TWO-THREE bedroom duplex, 485-4391. C-11 30 •RECREATION MGA ROADSTER 1961. Great atmosphere Weekends, other GIRL NEEDED for a 4-man carpeted except kitchen. •SERVICE shape, must see this one. Best offer. 332-3269. 3-11-21 REQSI0N hours occasionally. Apply in person, HOSPITALITY MOTOR DELIVERY MEN - Must have own apartment. Close to campus. December 10. $200. 351-4296, after 5 p.m. 3-11-21 100%SHEEP:- . - i car and be 18. DOMINO'S Available now 332-8353 women's. ' Instruction MGB GT 1969 IMPORTS INN. I- 496. Jolly Road Exit. 351 7600. 7-11-30 PIZZA, 966, Trowbridge Road. $95.332-6685.5-11-21 Leather, wires, LIBERAL WOMAN for beautiful Typing Service - 5-11-21 excellent condition. 28 m.p.g. house. Own room, excellent •TRANSPORTATION NEED ONE girl to sublease at 332-6246. 3-11-20 CHANCE TO become your own ATTENTION TO HRI GRADUATES location. 351 9028. 3-11-20 Capitol Villa. Great deal. Phone •WANTED BOSS. Work any hours selling HOTEL MANAGER and restaurant 332 6000 before 3 p.m. 3-11-21 OLDSMOBILE 1964 - power X-mas gifts. Great profits. manager needed, CHIEFTAIN WOMAN: SHARE two bedroom steering, brakes, $100. Phone 351 0896. 1-11-20 MOTOR LODGE, Mount Pleasant. ONE house. $75 inclusive. Own room, ••RATES** BEDROOM, large - 355-3094, after 6 p.m. 3-11-21 METRIC MOTORS. VW r Michigan. Apply in person or by furnished. Close close. Prefer over 21. 337-0914. to campus. Call 1962 Okemos Road and JOBS AVAILABLE - part time mail. 10-11-20 351-9279. 5-11-23 5-11-22 GENUINE All ..;J Rambler, runs well, new 349-1929. C-11-30 work. $300/month. Inquire at Regular $80, NOW NC 1. exhaust system, needs battery. 489-3494. 2-11-21 EXPERIENCED PHONE soliciting FEMALE TO sublet - own room, stock sale. Direct to SUBLET DECEMBER tlwfl NC1. DAY! 349-9670. 2-11-21 wanted. Hours 5-10 p.m. Choose close. Available December. Sue, wc)RDS September, 1 bedroom furnished WANTED - COORDINATOR for your nights. Salary plus bonus. apartment. 3 blocks from MSU, 332-6468.5-11-20 return it for a full refund.!! 1 3 5 10 community awareness group. Call 351-1562.11 11-30 $185. 351 3785.6:30p.m. 7:30 send me Pari.a; 10 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 • Varying schedi^le, open salary. p.m. 5-11-20 plus $1.50 lor shippujl 12 1.80 4.80 7.80 15.60 T-BIRD 1964. GOOD condition. AUTO PARTS Desire experience in Community involvement. Call 651-5101, handling Sizes Colors \avy J 2 MAN APARTMENT for sublease, Small Me. Must sell. 355-0564. Call late 15 2.25 6.00 9.75 19.50 STUDENTS - FACULTY after 6 p.m. 2-11-21 close. Available immediately. Call Large Order from ., k „ evenings. 5-11-20 332 8960.5-11-20 GIRLS NEEDED COMPANY. P0 18 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 as boarders in Be. | TV and STEREO rentals. $24/term, Owning foreign cars, we give RESIDENT MANAGER COUPLE sorority house. Two blocks off Minneapolis. Mm 20 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 T-BIRD 1965 - air, all power, must 20% off $9.95 month. Free same day on parts and castrol, Position at East Lansing. Student BEAUTIFUL NEW two bedroom campus Meals provided. To 18-11 30 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 sell. 355-0564 - late evenings. 10% off accessories. Raider delivery and service. Call NE JAC, apartment. Close in on four on apartment complex for aggressive acres. apply call 332-3551, after 5 p.m. 5-11-20 337-1300. c-11-30 Dishwasher and central stock. couple. Husband should be capable air. No 4-1120 SHAG RUG 12'»1-; - M D EADL INE 1 P.M. one class day VEGA HATCHBACK COUPE 41 5 South Cedar - Lansing of Wife doing maintenance and repairs. should have office skills. Apartments pets, no children. $195/month. 882 3820 or 882-7410. 7-11-21 FEMALE NEEDED condition. $126 mixed. GoidtX 1/2 block S. of E. Kalamazoo own room in 339 Ci1 J 1972. 16,000 miles, 3 speed, before publication. 8:30 • 5:30 Monday-Friday Senior or Grad. Student considered. house/winter. Close $80. 5-11-21 very clean. $1750. 351-3176. 485-2047 351-8144. 3-11-21 332-2641.511-21 5-11-22 WOMAN: ONE block from campus GIBSON B 25 Acou Peanuts Personal ads MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East 1 vacancy in 3 girl apartment. case. Good co Kalamazoo Street since 1970. PAINTERS - PART time, at least MALE GRADUATE student VW SQUAREBACK 1968, Body must be pre paid. - 5 Completely furnished. Utilities 353 4 792 o, 339 9492 W1 Complete hours/day. Heavy, new, wanted to share house/same. perfect, sunroof. Rebuilt engine. auto painting and and collision custom home experience. Lots parking included. $80. NEED ONE girl, winter term, $67 monthly 482 7082. 3 11 26 New clutch, transmission. $900 / service. 485-0256. 349-9609 or 349-4842. 0-11-30 spacious furnished 4-man. Cancellations/ Corrections best offer. 332-5224. 4-11-26 C-11-30 of staining and roll and brush work. $3.00/hour. Begin in Located one block from campus. SINGL6S - 12 noon one class day - MALE, walk to MARIGOLD 351-0035. 5-11-26 [WEDNESDAY SPECIAL"] December. Call 882-7541, 8 10 campus. 334 Evergreen VW 1973 SUPER, Red. 6,000 before publications. p.m. 3-11-21 489 1893. 7-11-30 miles, desperate. 353-5266 or Lube, oil & oil filter or APARTMENTS ONE FOR winter, two man. Own 337-7528. 2-11-20 | 911 Marigold — Newly The State News will be Winterize (includes 2 I PART TIME positions for MSU room, furnished, close. $79. FOR GRADUATE woman, gallons anti freeze & flush; I "•students. Excellent salary level carpeted, air conditioned, 351-2125.5-11-20 responsible only for the pleasant, single, near campus, Motorcycles ^ heat furnished, $195. Call reasonable, references. first day's incorrect *9.95 experience. Automobile 351-8545 or 337-7328 SUBLEASE ONE man, furnished. 332-1746. 5-11 27 insertion. necessary. 351 5800. C 2-11-20 December 5th - January 20. 372-7409 C-11-30 Bills are due 7 days from RANDY'S MOBIL ! SUBLET FLAT, winter, spring. Reasonable 339-2937 3-11-20 SUBLET GIRL. Winter, or winter YAMAHA, 1972 - 360 Enduro, $500 or best offer! Phone TELEPHONE MARKETING. Full Pennsylvania Avenue. $85. After and spring. Near campus. Own SONY TC 230 RECORDER ol 3 by tl 482-6004 X5-11-28 time - part time. $2.25 per hour 5 p.m. 484-7242.2-11-21 GIRL NEEDED for Rivers Edge room. $78. 332-4338. 3-11-26 20 car cassette and8:*i«| SOt late si plus bonus. 394-1102. C-11-30 Apartment. Very close, decks. Minolta SRI 3 HARDTOP for Triumph TR6, TR4, CAMPUS NEAR. Living room, Winter-spring. 351 3592. FURNISHED SINGLE. Utilities camera. Auto R.kenon 7-23 650 BSA HORNET. Needs very LANSING SKI CLUB now taking bedroom, kitchen, bath. $120 5-11-26 paid. $65/month. Available pentax mount ?oom minor repairs. 6,000 miles with TR250. Black vinyl, $200. applications for full-time lift plus utilities. 332 5374 7-11-30 December 1st. 351 0997. General Electric hall inch' tools. Helmets. Sacrifice $500. 332-0976.3-11-13 . MALE STUDENT needed for two operators, ticket sales, and 2-11-21 recorder with Concord m# 349-3746. 3-11-26 snow-making. Ski area located man. "731'' Apartments, VW EXTRACTOR exhaust, GIRL FOR four man. LP's 251 and up Tapes# $29.95. CHEQUERED FLAG, on Dawn Avenue, off Lake $53.75/month. January winter/spring. 332 8005.5-11-21 SINGLES AND doubles, completely up Good r •'( • " ei to June. 1972 HONDA CB750. 836 CC Bore 2605 East Kalamazoo Street. 1 Lansing Road, 3 miles from Summer option. 351 3624 furnished, shared kitchen and kit, plus KAM. Also 4 into 1 mile west of campus. 487-5055. campus. 332-0600. B-2-11-20 2-11-21 3rd GIRL NEEDED / 4-man. BMW 1971 bath, utilities, parking. Close. Bavaria. White, chrome exhaust pipe. Must sell! Capitol Villa. $50. Winter. C-11-30 $75-$100. 332-5722.0-11 30 excellent, 4-speed, extras, 484-0656. 5-11-28 WAITRESSES - ATTRACTIVE, ONE OR two men to sublease 337-0212.3-11-20 ziebart, michelins. 485-3110. BODY REPAIR. Quality, reduced no experience necessary. Apply four/man. Winter/spring. Waters 5-11-20 rates to students. VAN WORLD, BACK STAGE RESTAURANT, TWO BEDROOM, furnished Mobile TRIUMPH - 1971 - 650cc, high Edge, $77.50/month. 332-4050. 645-2123.0-17-11-23 Meridian Mall, between 2-5 p.m. Homes. $25 - $35/week. 10 bars, mint condition, sell for restaurant and CAMARO SS, 1969, excellent, 20 $800. 355-9409. 5-11-20 4-11-22 minutes to campus. Quiet and lounge. Free Charge peaceful on a lake. 641-6601. night parking. 222 Seymour. 4 m.p.g., Michelins, 48,000. NEED 1 GIRL. Winter / spring. : $1600. 353-7070. 3-11-20 1973 YAMAHA H WANTED: DIRECTOR of nursing $77.50. Eden Roc Apartments. 0-11-30 0-11 30 DICKER & 0E»| 650cc - 3,650 for a 43-bed, skilled nursing 337-1858. 3-11-26 SECONDHAND STORE." miles. Excellent condition, CAMARO 1968. home. Call 646 6258. 5-11-27 TO SUBLET: 1 man for Cedar South Cedar, Lansmi Babied, six $1,150. 351-5801, 7-11 p.m. cylinder, snow tires. $850/best 5-11-21 BOOKKEEPER - FULL time,basic NEED FOURTH girl - two blocks Village apartment, winter and / Open 9 9 Monday, DISHWASHER, DAYS. Apply at or spring. 337-0798. 8-11-30 offer. After 5:30, 355-9868. bookkeeping skills, good business from campus. Rivers Edge APPLES. SWEET Cider gift and Friday Other nigtmu 5-11-28 writing and attention to details. FRANK'N STEIN 332-2020. 3-11-26 p.m. C-8-11 -30 END OF SEASON SALE! All apartments. packages shipped by United Call Dori, 337-2310. X-11-11-30 RESTAURANT, 220 South TWO GIRLS needed - Parcel. BLOSSOM ORCHARDS, BMWs, Yahamas, Triumphs and CHEVROLET IMPALA 1967, good Rickmans. 1973's and 1974 s Howard, Lansing. 3-11-21 NEED ONE girl for two man winter/spring, Cedar Village. $75. Phone 332-6835. 5-11-27 Alfred Wardowski & Sons. 2 miles HARMONY Gi j sale priced Helmet and X-RAY TECHNICIAN apartment. Available North of Leslie at 3589 Hull amplifier. 2 12" * transportation, $350 or best RT registered, weekends only. WAITRESSES, HOSTESSES, immediately. 332-6849. 7-11-30 Road (Old U.S. 127) Open 9-5. Excellent $375. : accessory sale. Leathers, parts offer. 355-7575, Lois. 5-11-20 Contact busboys needed. 3 shifts ONE OR two girls needed, spacious Closed and service. SHEP'S MOTOR personnel department, Monday. Phone Edward W. Sparrow Hospital, 1215 available, good pay, good ONE OR two girls for apartment, available now. 1-589-8251.0-11-30 SPORTS, INC. 2460 North CUTLASS - 1968, GOLD with Cedar, Holt. Just south of I-96 East Michigan Avenue, Lansing. working conditions. Lansing winter-spring. Close to campus. 349 1265. 3 11-20 WOLLENSAK PORTABLE<■ 3-11-20 Mall. Call 371-4774, between 10 332-5266. 3 11-26 overpass. Phone 694-6621. ADD IMAGINATION to livingl a.m -4 p.m. 5-11-27 1 OR 2 GIRLS to sublease C 3-11-21 Check the great rental SECURITY ONE BEDROOM, clean, utilities Americana apartment. Winter or OFFICERS and apartments in today's Classified detectives, full or part time. COOKS. BUSBOYS, waitresses, paid, $l35/month. 484-0159, winter/spring. 351-1770. 351-8225 after 6 p.m• »' HONDA, 1971 - CB 350, raked, Neatness a must. 485-5777. waiters, hostesses needed. Good after 6 p.m. 3-11-26 DODGE VAN 1968, Carpeted, pay and working conditions. paneled, tape deck, rebuilt engine. 882-8470.5-11-21 WAITRESSES AND grill people, Phone 371-4774 ask for manager. WANTED - share one WORKING girl to EAST LANSING - one bedroom, CROSSWORD 5-11-20 bedroom, furnished unfurnished, immediate full - part time. Apply in person, apartment immediately! $65, occupancy. Call Jvenings: PUZZLE DOG 'N SUDS, 222 North SANTA CLAUS - 2 needed 1 full utilities paid. Call 8-5 p.m. time - 1 part time. Required: ACROSS 29. Dirk Cedar, Mason. 3-11-26 355-0090, after 5:30, 484 9817. PAPERMILLS NEED JANITORIAL SERVICE needs two good men late evenings. 6'1" or under and over 200 pounds. From November 23rd till December 24th. Apply at 3-11-21 ONE GIRL needed to sublet winter SUBLEASE ONE furnished apartment, December to bedroom September. Call 351-4593 1. Shepherd prophet 5. Pronoun 30. Ticket 32.Knock 34. Tree Meridian Mall office for term. Riverside East. 332-1903. 8. Protect 35. Feature Saturday nights off. 485-5457. Evenings. 3-11-21 YOUR NEWSPAPERS application. 5-11-20 5-11-21 11. Flat-topped 12. Mythical lance 37. Faun 39. Pottery 41. Soft palate NEW! $70. 337 1484. X5-11-21 13. Kind of grass 14. A Linroln 45. Co worker 48. Caucho FOR RECYCLING YOUR IN EAST LANSING NEED ONE male-winter and spring. Proclamation 17. Direction 49. Mountain defile 7, Related maternal!) Campus Hill. 349-3508.10-11-30 18. Virginia willow 50. Oldest member 2. Office note 8 Daughter!1 Mmos 19. Relief 51. Exclude 3. Glacial ridges 9 Kind of M* Don't burn or destroy yours. AIIENTI0H It 21. 24. Past Astern 52. Compass point 4. Mr Claus 5. Hindu title 10 Crew 27. Dart 15 Nick 53. Bondsman 6. Pueblo Indian 16. Playingf" We are paying '1 per 100 lbs. of scrap news FOUR BEDROOM home near 1 3- * ?- T~ T—1 r~ T~ IO efable CreeK Lansing General Hospital. % % 20. Penod 22 Fish PLEASE! Carpeted, kitchen faeplace, central vacuum, two build-ins, " m % & 11 t A 23 Political* jbbr. We also recycle other grades RENTAL T0WNH0USES baths. $325 — option to buy. lb 24. Pretend Phone owner;, 489 1276. 5-11-21 17 25 Distant ol paper, metal and iron. * Convenient to MSU and shopping 'FACULTY OR GRAD STUDENTS' % 10 18 11 % a v4 26 Fishing W ALL STUDENT ADVERTISING MUST BE PREPAID ♦Air conditioning CLEAN, TWO 8edroom, carpeted %%% 2*1 25 26 if % iY 28 LauncMI drapes, washer / dryer! FRIEDLAND IRON & * * Carpeted Full basements dishwasher, car port, Whitehills 16 V % ST" % is M 31. Indicator 33 Teem % school. $225. 641-6601 * Clubhouse and 0-11-30 36 Invest# J6 h 38 Battle % as METAL COMPANY All student advertising must be prepaid the last play areas Now taking applications TWO BEDROOM duplex, fully carpeted. Appliances, laundry. 3I> % MO Ml %% Ml M MM 40 Black 42. Western two weeks of each term. $180, plus deposit. No children 'ft % . ' ■: wi i«i ma W/rrcH FORTHE DiscShf Next to Jacobson's 323 East Grand River BE5T OF 6OE55 WHO 351-5380 Open 9-9 weekdays 9*6 Saturdays V1CJ1 Records mwfc)pENTEM?)INAlENT PRESENTS ALLIHREEGRE^TGROOP) N0/.27 w JEMON / FIELPHOOJE. ,—- o WflltURjRfly NGOE^T " LP 1f)e Jo DOOtyOMtfm I Roger I Okem< nci^ IThanl IIsold turke I Christm I Poultry Ticket? on ^le. at Club Ib a s e n Pl^COCNT Recorxk \ I Anthon GWBeU^yiO^EfSHOP ) I State Ni c/)N~[B^BuKy ^Hbp / [by Davie R/ty£6CK(«N ) ^mion -v.''