the Michigan State News Wednesday, November 21,1973 Volume 66 Number 72 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 ord nomination approved y Senate Rules Committee WASHINGTON (AP) - The nomination Rules Committee chairman ( Gerald R. Ford, R - Grand Rapids, to Howard W. matters related to the e vice president cleared its first Cannon, D - Nev., said the panel financing of Ford's public Ford's financial statement. conducted "an inquiry of historic campaigns for his House seat. Dr. Arnold ngressional hurdle Tuesday and headed proportions" on Ford. He said those checks and others Hutschnecker, a New York • an early confirmation vote in the produced no information indicating Ford psychotherapist, testified for more than -nate. Reporting the nomination to the Senate is not eligible to become vice two hours in closed session before the All nine members of the Senate Rules floor, he said the five Democrats and four president. House committee Tuesday, but told Republicans acted with the "very real Meanwhile, Sen. Alan Cranston, D • newsmen he had said immittee voted to recommend approval Calif., said the President's decision late last nothing beyond his ;f the nomination to the Senate, where possibility that the nominee could become week to sign a medical services bill testimony before the Senate panel that president of the United States." he had -bate is expected Monday and a vote Ford visited him once for about previously vetoed "could be a significant 15 uesday. Hearings on the Ford nomination indication of the salutary influence minutes. continue in the House that | The action followed weeks of Judiciary Gerry Ford is having on the White House." Hutschnecker said the House Committee with a vote vestigations and hearing; into Ford's next week. expected there Cranston said Ford intervened with the questioning was "a little tougher" and a ersonal, political and financial Hearings are expected to wind President on behalf of the bill and added: little more specific than the Senate's. up on Thanksgiving Day. He said many of the House ckground that began after President A House vote is "If this is a measure of Congressman members ixon named him to replace former Vice scheduled for no later Ford's repeated the same question in different than Dec. 6. effectiveness, he could lead to far sident Spiro T. Agnew, who better ways - why did Ford visit him? resigned Cannon said the rules committee understanding and cooperation Newsmen asked what that answer is and * 10. voted between the White House and after discussing three final FBI checks on In another Congress." he said, "Well, people come by to meet development, Cannon made harton's office set at 64 degrees; emperatures in offices, halls vary By AL SMITH his secretary said everyone there was State News Staff Writer slight change. "If it would help save more and JOHN TINGWALL perfectly comfortable. But elsewhere in the old fieldhouse, energy, I wouldn't mind if it were lowered more at yJb> temperatures ranged from 68 degrees in night." The coldest thermometer found in the SU buildings was in President Wharton's golf Coach Bruce Fossum's office degrees in the Athletic Dept. Business to 79 Mary Gowen, sophomore, has noticed difference. She said her end room on the a Horticulture Jffice where the temperature Tuesday Office. 12th floor of Hubbard Hall has been Marie Schanzlin, 123 Abbott Hall, works with a resident at the ftemoon was hovering at 64 degrees. Ancient Morrill Hall, extremely cold at night. If the Ingham County Extended Care Facility in Okemos where "I'm bearing up quite well," Wharton a notorious hot ' box, was still temperature were lowered further, she horticulture students use the growing of plants as a means of ported. "The issues around here keep me reporting temperatures in said, "I think I would have to move out of excess of 80 degrees, ^arm." Wharton basement offices where windows particularly in this room. I'd have more to the middle communication. said that he believed sincere stoqd of the hall." a wide open. State News photo by Dale Atkins ffort is being made to conform with his "I have never yet turned on the Ted Simon, supervisor of the MSU - old decree that temperatures on radiator this winter," said Linda physical plant, said that his maintenance mpus should come down to 68 degrees Fowler, a crews secretary in the Philosophy Dept. '"I already have blocked about half of Students MSU's part in meeting the energy crisis. the University's 4,500 hate to open the thermostats so that However, an informal State News windows, I'm thinking about it right now." they cannot be set above 70 degrees. tovey found wide variations in The main lounge of the 'This will give us an Union, with its average room mperatures around campus and within temperature of 68 to 69 degrees as the dividual buildings. large windows, was recording 68 degrees, but in the billiard room in the President ordered," he said. In Executive Vice President Jack basement, The State News editorial offices on the plant the reading was 10 Simon said that the University has cut the reslin's suite, both the thermostat and degrees higher. third floor of the modem Student Services its Thermostats in two Berkey Hall heating fuel consumption by about 7 mperature read 70 degrees. classrooms both showed 80 Building reported 76 degrees. per cent since the energy conservation Down the hall, in Provost John Cfentlon's degrees, and Temperatures in residence halls have the Sociology Dept. office on the second program began a week ago. ffice, the temperature was reported at 72, floor reported 74 generally been lowered, with hallways He estimated that fuel I one floor below, degrees despite the around 68 degrees and most rooms consumption Registrar Horace several could be cut up to 10 to help sick,aged thermostat setting at 70 per cent during ng's office thermometer stood at 73 degrees. degrees warmer. midwinter weather and that the Even some newer University grees. buildings around Charles Wilson, manager of Snyder - could save up to $100,000 on its fuel bills campus reported high readings. The Library director Richard Chapin Phillips Hall, said that it was impossible to this year. Communications Dept. in South Kedzie ported his office temperature was 68 regulate the heat because of the steam Simon also urged students and reported 70 degrees. The manager's office faculty By LIZ DRISCOLL grees in conformance with the in East Holden Hall system used to heat his residence hall. members to turn off handicapped and mentally retarded. reported 76 and the "Until we can get the thermostats lights when they State News Staff Writer "inistration's request. "I'm freezing," leave classrooms and offices. The program is offered for credit said. Dept. of American Thought and Language reworked, we can only cut back slightly," Every Friday the elderly patients at the on the second floor of "We can't get around to all of the because in addition to greenhouses and Football Coach Denny Stolz's office Bessey Hall was at he said. thousands of rooms every night," he Ingham County Extended Care Facility other gardening facilities, the students 74 though an office worker said he was said, nurture life. mperature was a healthy 69 degrees, and Dave Haggard, a freshman who lives in "and it would be a tremendous They come in wheelchairs to work with Alice told to report 69 degrees. West McDonel Hall, said he noticed only savings to a basement room filled with bright warm Burlingame, an MSU a turn off the lights." graduate and horticulture therapist. light and tables filled with greenery to The curriculum is loosely work with a form of life they have designed with loss benefits debated the student taking the University eat developed. Marie Schanzlin, a senior majoring in horticulture therapy, and five other volunteers work with the 10 patients at requirements along with classes in horticulture, psychology and education. Eleanor Mc Curry, occupational therapist at the Clinton Valley Center, said By LAURA MILLER authorities differ as to its impact on the Okemos facility using plants as a reduce, cut down on skin problems and people reduce. Danowski said turning the the students use all kinds of activities with State News Staff Writer health. means of communication. reduce some respiratory and allergy their patients. Some medical experts are saying temperature down to 68 degrees would Plants are becoming a popular tool in Though i several Inational medical problems. make the body use about 2 "Horticulture is a very good means of reductions in thermostat settings and Dr. Ira J. Laufer, asst. professor of per cent more therapy because most horticulturalists perts are predicting beneficial effects energy to maintain its temperature. believe that a plant will activity because people have trouble om the shortage of transportaion could produce clinical medicine at New York respond to communicating and it's easier if you have energy crisis, three MSU stronger hearts, help the overweight University Dr. Campbell Moses, former medical feelings, making this work a positive and School of Medicine, sees some benefits in director of the American Heart Assn. an object to work with," McCurry said. rewarding experience for the patient. She added that horticulture keeping room temperatures lower. thinks that cooler homes and The volunteers at the care therapy gas rationing facility help "With less overheating, it may help the will the patients with the tasks of provides an excellent cause and effect get people moving around more to caring for dry skin we see in the winter," he said. "In stay warm and get places. the plants, which are donated from several relationship for patients, allowing them to the winter the colder air is be outside and do productive work at the drier, and when "Maybe people will walk a little more organizations. we take this air into our homes and heat same time. and do some bicycle The patients are taught to take it, it makes it even drier." riding rather than cuttings Schanzlin, who spent last spring driving," Moses said. "That would be from plants and pot them in solution. Dr. James Feurig, director of the working with the program at Clinton healthy for the heart." They also water, fertilize and repot the University Health Center, agreed, saying But while others have been plants under the volunteers' supervision. Valley Center, noted that taking plant people are normally prone to overheating, willing to cuttings and then potting them teaches the speculate on possible good or bad effects, John Carew, chairman of the and high thermostat settings of 78 James E. Trosko, associate professor of Horticulture Dept. noted that patients coordination as well as skill. degrees can cause headaches and dry working "With the aged, horticulture activities human development, said the situation is with plants and flowers makes humidity problems. good are more for entertainment, but with kids too complicated and therapy because unlike other crafts used in unexplored at this you're teaching something they can use "I don't really see any deleterious point to advance an opinion. therapy, a plant keeps growing, showing effects except in convenience," more life each later," Schanzlin said. Feurig "A heart specialist will see a benefit day. Watching a plant grow She noted that many institutions in the said, noting lower temperatures should because it will force people to walk more, from day to day can help give the patient area lessen dry air problems with irritated but possible someone else will see a reason for living, Carew said. are willing to begin horticulture negative therapy programs. However no definite membranes in the mouth, lips and nose, effects in breathing more pollutants." The horticulture therapy degree arrangements have been made with the bronchitis and coughing. In any event, people will be forced to program was started last spring by the Dr. T. S. Danowski of the look at the long - range effects of how Horticulture Dept. Students are trained to University to set up other programs like University of Clinton Valley Center. Pittsburgh believes lowering thermostats work with plants and flowers in technology and science have been used to relation to Schanzlin and Vicki Haven, also a senior may be a way of helping overweight prop up an affluent society, he said. therapeutic treatment for the aged, majoring in horticulture therapy, and Carew recently attended the First National Conference Nixon Horticulture Therapy at on gives governors the National Arboretum, Md. College Park, "I came away from the conference for problems caused feeling we have to get the rolling," Schanzlin said. J. Lee Taylor, professor of program here horticulture and one of the originators of the MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — President Nixon told the nation's program, and the milk case as potential said there are just nine students Republican government Tuesday he knew of no further subjects of the papers. majoring embarassing revelations which could come out of the Watergate Nixon, making his third Southern appearance in four in horticulture therapy but added that the days, scandals and said he was sorry for the spoke before the meeting to a crowd of several thousand near the school could only handle about 20 problems he had caused them. Mississippi River bluffs. students. Nixon huddled for almost two hours with the wAile not Taylor said that students are screened governors at referring directly to Watergate in his public speech, their winter conference before by the counseling center before being returning to Washington, and Nixon made several references to several governors said later the President being able to solve other accepted to determine if their motives for promised them full problems from the Middle East to the energy crisis. the revelations about Watergate. program are adaptable to the "The President looked at us around the room and Referring to a placard which said "I believe in Nixon and situations they will encounter. said, 'I'm America," the President said, "I believe in you, every one of sorry if I have added to your burden,' "Tennessee Gov. Winfield you." Dunn said. In his speech to a crowd outside the hotel Dunn also said Nixon assured them he knew of where the governors BULLETIN no more were meeting on the Memphis waterfront, Nixon noted the painful facts about the Watergate still to come to light. school children in the crowd and said it WASHINGTON - The "He said if there are, he is not aware of made him, "think of the them," Dunn told a future of ourselves, but your future too." Nixon administration will issue news conference. "If there's anything waiting yet to be revealed, "And I think how much better your future looks now than it an order today prohibiting he's not aware of it." did when I came into "He indicated a number of office," Nixon said. Sunday sales of gasoline, welt - papers will be issued clearly "We have got some placed responding to the questions which have been raised," Dunn said. problems," Nixon said. "They are sources told the Now serious problems in terms of our York Timet. Dunn, newly installed chairman of the Republican Governors energy, but that is a problem that exists all over the world. And all that I can Assn., said Nixon mentioned his personal say is that when we've finances, the ITT case, got problems we just get out and solve them." Wednesday, Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Novemb^^.. news Nixon's interim roundup The third section of the 25th Amendment after his By LESLI WESTON presidency" has been proposed by a member of inauguration, if his pub|jc 0Bi. . State New» Staff Writer the allows the President to give written declaration rating has not risen. °N»| __ Michigan House. to Congress that he is temporarily unable to An alternative to President Nixon's resignation State Rep. William R. Bryant Jr., R - Grosse "When and if, in the three fulfill his duties. The vice president would vm* ■ compiled by our national desk or impeachment that would allow him to Pointe, believes Nixon should quit temporarily become acting President. his term, the President felt he*"^ "temporarily step aside from the duties of the under a provision of the Constitution. resume the duties of this office h "*1 "The President would retain the position of Bryant said. orr.ce, he could^J 3 Greek ex-leaders arrested President, but would be temporarily relieved of The Greek government, operating under martial law in the wake of worker - student riots, reportedly put a Arab oil threats rapped the direct burdens of functioning in that office," Bryant said in a speech to the state House. "It like "A lot of People haw been doinoc reading the Constitution months," Bryant said. , The United States should not give in to Arab would free his mind and his time for the task of e former premier and two former Cabinet ministers who Japanese industrial fuel use began Tuesday. The oil blackmail, four Nobel Prize ■ winning Japanese government is expected to announce a absolving himself and regaining the support of the He said it had protested the use of tanks and troops to crush the economists said Tuesday. people. was amazing pro - Arab policy this week. amendment which deals with that tk. street rioting under house arrest Tuesday. American pressure on Israel to withdraw from "It would not mean he would not be available the «« ' . U.S. Rep. Gerald R. iff* . _ v The three, who are active in an organization for the occupied lands will only encourage the Arabs to <** cute were oniered in South Korea, for consultation nor that his recommendations to president has not been Ford R restoration of Greek democracy, were Panayotis make more demands, Nobel laureates Paul A. and war torn Cambodia s gas stations closed to the acting president would be ignored, and he alternative Bryant proposes. investioSl'^ Samuelson of Massachusetts Institute of the distributton of fuel rationing coupons. would continue to be shielded from criminal Canellopoulos, 71, conservative premier until the army Technology and Harvard professors Kenneth Taiwan has stopped the night sale of gasoline. prosecution." toppled the constitutional government in April, 1967, Arrow, Simon Kuznets and Wassily Leontief said Hon« Kon« fP"*8 n°rmal °U s*?ck*' a"d °" " and former Cabinet ministers George Mavros and John in a Cambridge, Mass., statement. ^£°rfing ndonesia J°""ed .M Kl° ll?e If Nixon chooses to take that aitem« I Zigdis. Meanwhile, Japan and other Asian naUons are , P*H'PPld a fund-raising drive to collect (he nearly $700 tried a rund drive several years ago and found it to be a referred a memo Manager John M. Patriarche on establishing a city municipal from City Old Marble School, 729 N. Hagadorn Road, and at the fccessary to pay for the labor and equipment needed to Dut dismal failure. ■little of the Christmas spirit on city streets. housing committee to the ciiy pumping station on Woodingham Drive. » .......vv^v w uic city'sa rewnuy recently esiamisnea established Council unanimously approved the council 1 Council had deferred action on the issue at its Nov 5 necessary funds. leeting to allow council members to get citizen input on Few he desirability of such decorations. J Mayor Wilbur B. Brookover, the only itish councilman who Bted to use city money, reminded council that the iiristmas decorations were desecularized nearly five years By STEVE REPKO Several East Lansing store holiday lights lights at night and by keeping the thermostat down. the the store store as in past years, Passanante said. to trim city in their disnlavc displays. r™ r™ Ron Lee, manager off Lum's — parties managers that fewer Tuesday indicated holiday lights will James Passanante, manager at Jacobson's, 333 E. apparel though they do much electricty. not "We have also turned off all require Store managers at the Student Book Store and Marshall Music said that the Tom Westgate, Marshall Music, manager of 245 Ann St., Restaurant at 231 M.A.C. Ave., said that his restaurant has glow downtown this year due Grand River Ave., said that said that he has not turned been window lights and have turned turning off more lights ,N. to acquire to the energy crisis. The managers also said that Jacobson's will small lights not install the on trees in front of the heat down to 68 President Nixon degrees as energy crisis would not cut down their use of decorations down his thermostat because he has always kept it below and shutting down some broilers and fryers when not East Lansing stores are cutting asked," because they did not use lights normal. needed. I LONDON (AW - Lawmakers of Britain's 3 main parties back on energy consumption in jged the United Nation's on Tuesday to buy the Sinai compliance with President Kiinsula as the base for a world police force. Nixon's request. Heating with hot air' suggested T A motion presented in the House of Paula Johnson, president of Commons and ■ned by 42 members of Parliament proposed the turning the Central East Lansing Kiai into a "world district" buffer zone, Business Assn. (CELBA), said f It said the British government should ask the United ■tipii& to buy the desert Peninsula or take out a that though street decorations K it for use by a world constabulary, as a long lease in East Lansing may be By Jy MAUREEN McDONALD McDONAin sueeests suggests hpHnnnlina laboratory for put up bedpooling « a* a a in , formal , wear, .... said the a D way," Paup said. "If people cold weather, Ken this year, they State News Staff Writer blanket Kawamura, vge-scale irrigation through desalination of seawater and as probably will answer to the energy manager of Brides Showcase, learn to enjoy the outdoors, 223 W. Fee Hall, gads around fcermenent settlement area for world not be lighted as in previous problem. "Body heat is still the refugees. From all reports, the energy 1047 E. Grand River Ave. they won't mind the cold as campus dressed in T | The lawmakers did not say from whom' the United years. greatest resource this country a - shirt, crisis will be with us for the much." shorts and sandals fctions should try to buy or lease the Sinai. The Israelis Johnson said the decorations has, and we can get through — regardless lpturi-d it from Egypt in the 1967 war and still hold all include only eight candle next few years, but that is no the winter Paup suggests that skiiers of weather. reason to hibernate. Area providing everyone "After - five holiday outfits pool rides or rent buses which, He said the weather ^t a small part of it. The Egyptians claim lights. "Our tentative decision and I mean is — it is rightfully business people and students everyone — tend to be rather frivolous and he says, would heighten the nothing, the only thing that not to light them is more of a cooperates with each other," have suggested creative means he says. impractical," he said. "The entertainment value in addition bothers him is that his symbolic gesture than any real to the skiing enjoyment. to meet the crisis head on. energy crisis has had no impact fingertips get contribution to the a little cold energy there. In fact, the women are An expert on coping with A warm way to crisis," she said. One His rationale beats buying chiffon and lightweight sometimes. Johnson, who is also University pragmatist wearing suggested: "Why not hold the long underwear to bed, as both jerseys this year in greater say '7remember.' manager of Hosier's, a clothing store at 203 E. Grand woman's board of trustees meetings near Sears Roebuck and Co. and Meijers Thrifty Acres reports numbers." COME SEE US ! River Ave., said that the city, Beaumont Tower? That should a generate enough hot air to heat shortage on long johns. Outdoor recreation could be who installs the decorations the campus." enhanced by the energy with the cooperation of crisis, "We CELBA, may not want to put Barring vocal public can barely keep long ®ob PauP, manager of the East Lansing's only Co-Op j up the decorations at all. johns in stock," a Sears clerk Weathervane &tures>, v«w.Ci,auc stores, saia. said, officials, high energy rock said. But a "Where there's for optical needs... "If that happens we'll have bands, coupled with body heat Meijers clerk a will there's ^ «Wn scoffed at the fuel shortage is now open in East Lansing. Soft Lights to look for volunteers to them up," she said. get at local fuel taverns, lends itself to conservation. The causation, noting that deer season She also said that Hosier's managers at both the Brewery traditionally creates a run on long underwear. Monday & Thursday 11 AM i Soft Moods has begun a general cut back of energy by and the Alle Ey said the thermostat WANT TO SELL IT? ADVERTISE! Tues.. Wed., & Fri.. 9 AM to i use using fewer is turned off Blazer and sweater sales are Saturday 9 AM to NOON nightly while crowds 355-8255 going up, and the manager of Co Optical Delicate Jazz - rhythmatically raise the the sportswear department at Dr. Richard Hearn, Optometrist temperature on the dance floor. Jacobson's, attributes sales We're open in Brookfield Plaza directly to the energy crisis. SKI PRE-SEASON TUNE UP 1 Bottom Grind 'Toko Hot Wax Mister Machine 213 E. 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Mr. Miller will be available between 1 and 5 p.m. to meet with you individually to discuss the toughest decision in selecting your component music system — choosing the right loudspeaker. SPACE IS LIMITED CALL or STOP BY to make your reservation 'he authonty ot The Coca-Cola Company by: th« com - cou Bottling comply oi MichHnn pipe EDITORIALS MIKE LANOUE Political top legislative ethics denied In 1970 when President Nixon signed the Clean Air Act into law, environmental this Why do major decisions take place in country without any apparent foreign countries to get the top dollar. What kind of country is this when we CoHQr& OWQyj forethought as to their significance? consume 30 per cent of the world's fuel activists gained a major victory. power, while representing only 7 per cent Perhaps politicians Lobbyist and personal candidate himself and push for rapid action The Clean Air Act of 1970 meant that With all the scientific technology that can »u i income disclosure legislation is not on reform legislation. all the environmental action days, America possesses, it would seem that of the world's total population? greater ecological needs 0f\m * ^ antipollution campaigns and really the clean air standards would not have to And what kind of country is this when soon utilize the technolnm ^ii getting the priority it should in the If the legislature does not act on meet these needs collective spirit of those who worked suffer to alleviate an apparently phony we have no visible and undangered means state Senate. Some legislators are campaign reform bills before its generations will have a clean against pollution, were not in vain. ftiel crisis. to backup this conspicuous mass obviously waiting for political Christmas recess, it could spell The act had clearly defined goals. The Why phony? Because American oil consumption? But perhaps the future is iu?i,f _ reform legislation to die quietly and complete disaster for reform measures to meet these goals were clearly companies export large quantities of oil to It's frightening, but it's a country that conclusion. 'J 5t>fow^B legislation. Legislators returning in not impossible but, rather, highly inconspicuously in committee. Campaign ethics bills are bogged the new year will be concerned probable. To most environmentalists, the Clean down in the State Affairs about their reelection plans rather Air Act seemed to be an encouraging but Committee, headed by Sen. Philip than campaign legislation. really not an expedient measure by the Pittenger, R - Lansing. The Sen. Milton Zaagman, R - Grand United States government to halt committee is swamped with other Rapids, has introduced a campaign pollution in its tracks. reform bill dealing with financial However, to some, this act did seem to legislation, and reform is taking the be kowtowing to industry since the back seat. disclosure before an election, stipulations were lenient and easily met by But it is not solely the Pittenger campaign treasurer guidelines and the previously unobstructed polluters. committee's workload that will prevention of advertising which Hence, it is clear the actions of Congress keep badly needed reform sabotages candidates. Sen. William and the President which prevent meeting legislation from getting the Ballengtf-, R - Lansing, also has these standards are negligible and attention it deserves until January. introduced a bill dealing with inexcusable. The disclosure of campaign finances So the sad truism prevails: "What legislature recently has awarded itself too many vacations. after an election. Congress giveth, Congress can taketh away." The legislature quit early last Zaagman is head of the Senate And undoubtedly the status of solving week for deer hunting season and Committee on Municipalities and pollution problems is still very low on took this week off for Elections, which could deal with Nixon's priority list. Thanksgiving; the Senate also plans political reform legislation more Certainly a "fuel crisis" or subsequent to recess for Christmas by Dec. 8. "energy crisis" should be considered by efficiently than Pittenger's the President and Cbngress, but it seems a This does not give the legislature committee, since it does not have shallow concern when one contemplates much time to deal with important the heavy work load Pittenger's the whole ecological crisis. pending legislation, including committee faces. Surely, the relaxing of clean air campaign reform. Zaagman also places high priority standards is detrimental to people and at oe best a half • ass solution to the fuel crisis It also seems that many on political reform legislation, so it which hardly seems plausible, even as an legislators place political reform might be best to have all campaign interim answer. low on their priority list because ethics bills sent to his committee, they really do not want reform. Of rather than have these bills stagnate course, it would be politically disastrous for a legislator to oppose reform in public. It is much simpler in Pittenger's State Affairs Committee. The legislature should act on The Doctor's Bag to have reform legislation die political reform before Christmas quietly in the dark committee recess. This could 'best be: corners. accomplished by Milliken By ARNOLD WERNER, MD Gov. Milliken, tied down with reasserting the importance of other matters like the energy crisis, reform bills and by taking reform Letters may be addressed to Dr. Werner at pattern of urinating rather infrequently after it stands for a few minutes. Also, the The orange color is due to rust. U has forgotten his responsibility to legislation out of Pittenger's MSU Health Center. Names need not be during the day which permits large water sometimes appears slightly orange. sources of drinking water contain m included unless a personal reply is amounts of urine to remain in the bladder exert leadership in the area of committee and putting it into one much of the time, increasing pressure on What could produce fuzzy water? Is it amounts of rust which usually settle] requested. harmful? pipes. Any disturbance of the pipes J political reform. He should reassert where it will be given the priority it the bladder wall and disturbing its blood should have. Many times after I have intercourse I supply. The fuzzy water stems mainly from the as construction work or a sudden incre»J have some pain on urination. The pain has Iherefore, such women are advised to fact that you are drinking "hard" well water pressure would churn up the if water. The term hard refers to the mineral an aix. the arnee oil gomfmie*) game Christian," which was showing in Wells Hall. Ordinarily, when I go to see a film, I people seated around me were also go to enjoy myself — I do not go to be showing signs of being extremely unwell, I totally grossed out by such disgusting think a number of others were similarly fa«P: matter as was presented under the heading disgusted. I do not think that Beal Co-op of "coming attractions." will get any more of my money, no matter The thrilling previews to which we were how good the film they are "proudly subjected were flung at us with no advance presenting" is purported to be. notice, and they constituted the utmost in Loretta Ann Hadlock bad taste. Nothing could have had less 267 West Akers Hall redeeming value; the cuttings were the and two others most repulsive, vile display of perversion and gluck I have ever seen in my life. Rotation of chairmen If the Beal Co-op must To the Editor: present such have held (or even mentioned) nauseating previews, I am sure that a I was surprised to find the never few departments statement elections number of people would be highly grateful "...department chairpersons are elected on the five - year plan. University, however, which are 1 if they would warn us first. I do not know research - oriented. . 1 every five years" in a front - page article To the question of where under the stars they came on Nov. 14. The imposing an across - In such cases, frequent rota | up with implication was that this the board - year rotation plan, it seems prove beneficial. - that treasure, but if they will show such not was general University policy. advantageous in most dpeartments where xheres* W delightful little gems in conjuction with To my knowledge, there are Research AT other films, it should at least be attached many teaching is the primary focus. There i departments which presently rotate on a to an X-rated movie where people expect three • year basis am!, many others which Prisoners Cross-country need To the Editor: The athlete is a fickle animal, for he is MSU qualified, until coaches said "no." the time To the Editor: bred to win. And when he misses that The MSU harriers lost this WjJ for Most of our nation's attention is now support and aid NorthVietnamese in a show of to the opportunity, he pursues the next best but they should not beJ on the Middle East crisis and the remains American feelings. strong anti- option. When the hope of winning is taken away from him, he is no longer an athlete. they lost narrowly to the defenMJ of Watergate. Because of this we have MSU has taken champion and the next t away that hope by and been rated fourth in t forgotten about Americans being held as The reason for their continued political prisoners for protesting during countering NCAA law and disqualifying its still would never have au- incarceration is due to public the Vietnam War. about anything concerning the Vietnam apathy cross • country team from the national national championships becau One such case is the plight of 29 championships because of a Univeristy "standards." t War. These Americans need our help. Let ethic. The ruling said MSU had students being imprisoned in Sweden. to finish in Cross • country teams are noi your congressman know that you care. the top three in the Big 10, but the These American students offered a protest be martyrs. Barbara Crider j|C against a Swedish demonstration calling conference meet does not send teams to 1574 Spartan Village the nationals. The district meets do, and East Lansing gradu,te Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 21,1973 5 \SU panel expects energy crisis voy 55 o get a., i worse in abbv mnon am By LARRY decades to come MORGAN Adams would like to see an State New$ Staff Writer increase in the production of buses and trains for by U.S. antitrust laws and that American companies are just not powerful ! ds,of ca,n realize J , panel of energy experts and mass transit instead of larger cars. "The government should do combat them. enough to nol()gV AmehcJ avatal inologists on WMSN's recent "Ellipsis" am called the current energy shortage similar to that of something} France, such as put a tax The panel agreed that the solution to on automobiles getting more energy for the long - term «° c'ean that ,J a small problem compared to the on a direct ratio. That way there will be horsepower crisis will only come from further research county * . term energy crisis that the world for Oldsmobiles and a higher tax to find a better means of it1 facing for decades to come. Cadillacs and the producing like," Adams said. energy. ie panel appealed for more nment leadership and less reliance "The tax on automobiles Nuclear energy may be on won't bring brought into greater use, but [ntarism to help during the shortage, more energy, it will just create more Montgomery because of the high amount of said that t must be done with pressure and money for the states," Don Lowell, radioactive I Efora societalsolution. We need to get marketing supervisor for Consumers Power waste, nuclear energy could only be used tlation," Daniel Bronstein, a lawyer for turce Development at MSU, said, alter Adams, distinguished professor (conomics and former MSU president, Co., said. Thomas Edens, MSU research associate in the Division of for approximately a decade. He said nuclear energy still has to be great deal more before it would be researched a I "This is a societal problem which said that this would Engineering Research, those people who are in a cause problems for low ■ income practical. Solar energy is another but it is still possible source, Walter Adams, left, distinguished professor of Ellipsisnight, where he met with other guests to discuss leadership that we haven't gotten so bracket and who drive a long way off and needs economics, makes a point during an large cars. much more research than nuclear radio "Ellipsis" the energy crisis. People in these low income brackets, energy program at WMSN radio station in the Woodruff of the Michigan Public does, the panel agreed. State News photo by Ted m Adams said would have to basement of the Student Services Wyckoff ice Commission, in the Dept. of smaller cars. change to Building Monday imerce, said the United States has had Adams blamed the current [beststandards, of two worl des, advancing ds for the past three technology and higher oil on the seven shortage of major oil companies Police in o energy problem. ion but that people now will [e°to change their lifestyles to cope with Montgomery, research professor of which dominate world trade and government supported and These cartels decided who where the oil went, when it was and how much was which are approved. got the oil, available, paid for the oil, Adams The song says but some East happiness is a warm gun Lansing High School students are up in arms about two police Officer Sue Brown, supervised schools but paid by the police was removed from her by the department, "If city it were conductive," he added Monday, "you'd have everybody, teachers high Houston, city council's nonvoting high school representative, said the officers neering, said priorities will have to be said. American officers packing pistols on school guidance position and students, packing guns." serve no jrmined for the distribution of energy, companies then grounds, by the chief of police when the school purpose except to breed suspicion could not get an adequate School district officials, Supt. of Schools Malcolm Katz said when they mingle informally with supply of oil however, claim administration disapproved of her foodruff does not advocate the and had to compete with the German, the part-time officers' situation is different a weapon in the carrying Tuesday he is puzzled for a reason to be students. than the school - police liaison officer schools, concerned about the students' sring of speed limits because, like French and Japanese who complaints. Katz and Richard companies who were Houston complained to the school "The schools aren't different Chapin, board of ering temperatures, he claims it does paying a lower price for oil, he added. was removed from a full time school from the education member, said the problem of - board last week that the armed district position officers rest of society," Katz said. "I'm not help to solve the problem. Adams said that these cartels are for carrying a gun in mingling with students informally is not ^e armed police in the school is a illegal 1970. worried about the safety of the children, Problern more for city council and the WllWj, tudents formerly forbidden aid a^ou. qajl (wfr J. ARE YOU WR1T1N6 TO AN actor or a fireplace ? oas, c^iaZt. ow eligible for loans from MSU A By DIANE SILVER State News Staff Writer tbout 20 students previously barred receiving Guaranteed Student Loans MSU by a clash of state and Up to $1,500 a year at 7 per cent interest is available under the because of the clash of a state and University rules. program. Formerly, these students were ineligible The state preferred that each case do not end carefully and thoroughly so we up putting students in a position of being in financial when they graduate." The problem of difficulty multiple payments for a DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Mrsity rules are now eligible to receive MSU "buy up" a student's old oh, sim all 6ks fc. i hope rr all works out. s duei to rust loan before outstanding students is a major concern of the aid well- i just finished Kg [loans. giving them a guaranteed loan frankly, i'm a little 3/t are there any vater contain while MSU refused to assume office, Scarlett said. Two or more laons briefin6 everybody if and m[ ISU's Financial Aid Administrative worried - i DON't know a 600d refu6ee means that a student upon when you 6et us through hc usually settle fl up, the policy making body for the responsibility for the old loans. University leaving the SOUL there, and i have camps in the hmm of the pi officials said they feared that University pays a monthly bill much larger customs, were all 60/n6 to no idea where were :e [ncial aid office, ruled Nov. 15 that buying up than a student with only one loan. meet downtown AT tub all 60in6 to stay. washington lemme >r a sudden inmKii nts who have higher education loans would put MSU into think.. competition with "We plan to counsel these sutdents capitol. churn up thenT other lenders, banks or credit unions other lenders. very the drinking t« Under the current rules, MSU will not carefully on this problem because we do [eligible for a direct loan from MSU. assume not want to put a student into the 'his loan program, responsibility for the old loan but the first of its kind with the state's consent will s living units rtom ome directly from the give direct lilorine, fluoride uT University, is loans to certain students. of the last major sources of aid for MSU guaranteed loans will be available keep pipes m "We plan to review each student's case er and spring terms. MSU's funds for winter term to students who pd, but the i separately and carefully," Tom Scarlett, All students are apply now. federal aid programs for some 5,500 asst. director of financial urged to contact the East Lansin( ai aids, said. "I lents a year were committed fall term. financial aid office in 264 Student Services want to stress that we are ater is treated^! going to handle Bldg. r soft and fairlyn| niathe l somrx* unch and what ki^ to this? WIN epines wh the michigan State News I ! ,cneral Mmge' ■jl represents I City edit# [ $50 . M aliasing editor I . National editor I ('iimpm editor I I The State News . . Copvchkl I nion Page editor I ... Photo editor I VOTE FOR A DATE mix** , VOl 0 0 NO. 0 0, Michigan Slot* University ( Eatt Lot FOR THE MICHIG the state news STATE NEWS Mark X in one the state news Then in 10 words >wer WHY you like yo .quent fl and mail the state news Research At Theresa AJ or bring l theitime this'^'1! tsol sr/ * 345 Student Servi Why I like my choice best: t be the defend'®! T ext two forgo«elJ i#JI (a reasonable h in the advanced J nationj ive of this form sbecause s are pi mi not"1 of may Jackal singgraduatesW 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 21,1 Extended session urged for action on bil|< By DANIEL DEVER work on political reform state board of ethics. Health, Public Health State News Staff Writer legislature for inaction on Monday, is scheduled to go qsiick action by Milliken •Provide t u measures and other major many of the major bills now home for the year include bills to: •Establish a department of Social Services. Vietnam veterans Dec. 7. Gov. Mill i ken urged issues now under pending. •Establish a code of conduct human services, combining the •Create a property * consideration. Regulate Unf, legislative leaders Tuesday to One Republican leader in for public officers and create a existing departments of Mental appeals tribunal. deceptive trade extend their fall session by at Milliken's request follows The legislature, in the House concurred with the practice!. least one week to complete recent criticism of the Thanksgiving recess until governor and called on his colleagues from both parties LACK SUFFICIENT ENFORCEMENT Tuesday to give campaign funding reforms top priority in Hiring of women the remaining days of the 1973 session. State Police leery of lower speed idea Rep. Dennis colled minute Cawthome, R - Manistee. House minority floor leader, asked "those legislators who By TOM HAROLDSON State News Staff Writer Hie idea of mandatory reduction of highway speeds to 50 Lt. Bernard Schlehuber, assistant Police Traffic and Safety Division, said his no appreciable decline in commander of department h speeding tickets, but added k?* th k UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL by are serious about reform" to women, compared to 65 of 1,209 last year. m.p.h. from the present 70 m.p.h. is receiving a cool reception accurately tell until statistics come out later this month * Silea said women themselves are partly to act quickly on a package of He also said it appeared that people who The increase in the number of women hired by from officials of the Michigan State Police and apparently the are trying to*, blame for the slow movement of women into campaign reforms that will be the state in middle and upper management jobs majority of the public, too. speeds are in the minority as speed reduction has not w T positions of higher responsibility and pay. introduced Monday in the John R. Plants, state police director, said unless the public accepted by most drivers. during the past year has been "miniscule," She commended Gov. Milliken for leading the House and Senate. despite an affirmative action program, the head voluntarily complies with the reduction, his department could "Talking to other patrolmen, I have found that there h. way in increased hiring of minorities and women. been too many people who are of the Michigan Women's Commission says. Her remarks came at a Monday news not enforce a mandatory reduction because of insufficient trying to reduce w»h. 'i Patricia Cuza Silea, executive secretary of the conference to promote Michigan's first annual manpower. highways," Schlehuber said. PWdsot "We can not Area police departments have commission, said she was not pleased with the adequately enforce the present speed limit as it reported that some dri«».ij Women's Week Nov. 25 - Dec. 1 and a statewide in the session is presently their area have slowed down but hesitate to accomplishment of Civil Service Director Sidney conference of women at MSU Dec. 1. is," Plants said. "And it's going to be worse if the speed limit is say if most awaiting action by the Senate lowered to 50 and large numbers of people refuse to abide by it." people in their area are cooperating. * Singer, who resigned early this month under fire Carmen Maymi, director of the U.S. Dept. of Committee on Municipalities Gov. Milliken has already indicated for alleged manipulation of hiring procedures. Plants said he would need at least 500 more men, working support for state leak, Labor's women's bureau, will keynote the and Elections. that will lower the highway speeds to 50 "In the past year, however, the change has conference, which will cover a broad range of Cawthome said with around the clock throughout the state at different shifts, to in state Senate committee and should be m.p.h. Hiat leJ!? been miniscule." women's issues, from how to file Milliken's support he expects handle enforcement of the speed limits. Tlie legislature will considered^,™*! According to the Dept. of Civil Service, nearly discrimination suit to the special problems of have to consider this, he said, when it discusses lowering highway before the fall session ends in December. ^ the reform bills to get final one half of all state employes are women, with older women. speeds. approval by at least one Plants also said he would rather see the reduction legislated on an average classification rating of 04, compared Registration for the conference is $5. For chamber of the legislature to an average rating of 08 for men. a national level rather than solely in Michigan. Only 85 of more information, contact the Mchigui Women's before the end of the session. " ~~4 upper management jobs are currently held "Drivers coming in from other states will not be familiar with Commission. Other measures proposed for the reduction if the speed limit is 70 in their state," he said. DON'T ONE 9 A.M. TAKE TILL DAY 3:00 PM YOUR JOVEMBE ONLY! 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But in life all fired, driving through my President's motorcade started from Love ennedy heroes were destroyed his brain and by ogres. Field. Kennedy rode in an open Lincoln, blowing off the front of his Within 30 minutes after he was shot at skull. with only two Secret Service men in the least 75 million had heard the news. Seconds after the man But it front seat, the rest following in an open they were to must have been at least an hour after he Cadillac. protect was killed the Secret Service died that I finally knew John F. jumped into action. Two cars back, agent Kennedy The motorcade followed a was dead. long route Rufus Youngblood got over a seat through the city to the Trade Mart, and I might have known earlier told Vice President Lyndon Johnson to had my moving slowly. Just four miles from the sixth grade teacher, Mr. get down. An agent jumped from the car Dombrowski, told speaking site the motorcade made a turn us. behind Kennedy's and crawled across by Dealy Plaza and headed for a the I remember that he triple back of the Lincoln as was lecturing on overpass, passing by the Texas School helped by Mrs. In some subject, the school principal stepped Book Depository. Kennedy. into The retrospection: the room and motioned car raced toward Parkland Mr. Whether a self - proclaimed Marxist Dombrowski out. After some 20 Memorial Hospital where, at 2 p.m., Mr. minutes, named Lee Harvey Oswald was the only Dombrowski slowly walked back in man who shot Lyndon Baines Johnson became President the office, head Kennedy is something that of the United States. bowed, which seemed odd we will probably never know. Much of the as he was a Today's generation of MSU students giant of a man who kept his truth which could have been learned died head erect and strutted instead of were in grade school when the walked. with Oswald when Jack shooting ten years Ruby jumped out occurred. Those in parochial schools Standing before us he told us in a soft after of a crowd in the basement of a Dallas voice, a whisper really, that things would remember saying the courthouse and shot Oswald just two rosary. Many schools happen that we would never understand. days were let out after the President died. early. One student recalls But when these things happened we must hearing church bells toll on the way home. never lose faith, we must always continue Another student from New York city and try to learn from what has remembers seeing cars pull over from the happened. death of Come/of Then he left the room, more he had entered. It was then time to leave. I left than the other children as I was quickly than earlier in the roads, news. as President people jumped out shouting the Wharton was in Malaysia. His wife, Delores, remembers that early in the safety patrol. Walking to my post a friend morning, around 5 a.m., the wife of a of mine, who attended another school, Malaysian government official called and came up to me and said the told her. President had been shot. No, I Perrin was in the U.S. Senate thought, only a rumor the chambers, idiot newspapers were where Edward Kennedy was spreading. chairing the session when "an undercurrent came Forty - five minutes later I finally walked home, and across the chamber. An aide went entering the door my up to mother came up to me, saying, "Did you Kennedy and he immediately left." Perrin hear the news?" was in the Senate cloakroom when the The news was spread word of Kennedy's death arrived. mostly second - hand. The few who had on radios or Now, 10 years later, what has the man A televisions heard the news and become? What do we remember of him or ran over to tell telephoned and what effect did he have on us? their neighbors. The news came in spurts. "Kennedy was charming and United Press International put intelligent," Perrin recalls, "and he showed the first bulletin four through minutes after the great promise once he became president." shots But former were fired. ABC interrupted all Michigan governor George programing two minutes later. Romney disagrees. "He didn't accomplish "President Kennedy has been shot in that much and he misled us on foreign the head in Dallas. Stand by." policy, particularly with Vietnam." Walter Cronkite on CBS followed ABC, Kennedy's policy on Vietnam has now and minutes later NBC become one of the chief of the finally made it on causes the air. wave of anti - Kennedy criticism. Authors By 1:57 such as David Halberstam and p.m. EST, 27 minutes after the Gary Wills shooting, Fr. Oscar now tell us the Huber walked into charming man we knew Parkland Memorial Hospital. Minutes later was really an arrogant, cold, gun - toting he walked out man. Romney believes that he muttering, "He's dead," developed and based on the priest's word, the our involvement in Vietnam because of bulletin was sent around the both the Bay of Pigs fiasco and his first world seconds before the official announcement. meeting with Khruschev. "President John Fitzgerald "He decided that he Kennedy, was going to let the 35th President of the United Communists push us around," the States, is dead." governor says. Over the mid - Pacific, in a plane What is more, the whole Kennedy aura traveling on a friendship trip to Japan, Secretary of State Dean Rusk asked the has come under attack. Camelot, instead cabinet that "God save our Nation." of being charming, was dangerous. We Sen. William J. followed Kennedy blindly. "We were Fulbright leaped up from his lunch in swayed by his charm and style," Romney Washington, crying: said, and we followed him right into "Goddammit, I told him not to go to Vietnam. Dallas!" Few believe a president should be Fulbright was not the only one who had followed blindly. The populace should warned Kennedy against going to Dallas. Camelot tarnished? follow or agree with the president based Many people asked him to avoid going to Texas at all, but if he had to Oswald's widow believes that he did kill on their understanding of the issues. go — avoid the President but Oswald's mother But did the populace follow Kennedy Dallas. does not. The Warren Commission blindly? For Dallas was the concluded city of hate. In Oswald was the only killer, but in 1967 "No, I don't think so," Perrin says. "I 1963, it had the country's highest murder feel Jim Garrison, a New Orleans district they were largely supportive. rate. It was a violent city, staunchly attorney, brought a case against Certainly Congress didn't follow him conservative, extremely hateful towards a businessman named Clay Shaw, blindly. I think that the people saw Kennedy and his entire administration. claiming The powerful he was involved in a conspiracy to kill Kennedy as a president they could men of Dallas were Kennedy. The case failed. respect." convinced that he had sold out to I cannot believe that the the Robert Perrin, vice president for Communists, and the day before his arrival country went with the man like lambs. I think in the city 5,000 leaflets University relations, then legislative aide what is were spread mistaken for blind around to Michigan's Sen. Patrick McNamara, allegiance was simply a saying that Kennedy was "wanted believes the Warren report. "I have read particular admiration and affection for the for treason." man. A month before in Dallas, Adlai through it all and cannot find fault with Stevenson had tried to speak at a UN the evidence," he says. But others do not Kennedy was a man we wanted to Day believe the commission. Marlene emulate. Not only his style and observance but was booed and Lamp, a grace, but shouted his politics as well. He was a down. "Surely, my junior, believes the Central Intelligence major force in If # have to come from Illinois to friends, I shouldn't teach Texas Agency because "he conspired against Kennedy was getting too liberal." And making us recognize the mire of racism and hatred. manners," he told the audience, and later We saw that. We understood he also warned freshman Donna S. Simmons believes the that. To an Kennedy against traveling extent we tried to there. "Cubans put Oswald up to it." to what change from what was But conspiracy or not, ought to be. And we saw the But the trip had to be made, for Texas history cannot embodiment of that in was a vital link in be altered. And at 1:30 p.m. people But what disturbs me Kennedy. Kennedy's re • election most, 10 years plans and the Democratic party there had watching the motorcade pass by the later, is that been torn by a feud depository heard something sounding like _ people, particularly between the students, do not feel they were affected at conservative Gov. John motorcycle backfire. At that instant all by Kennedy. "I don't think I was Connally and the Kennedy put his hands to his throat. really liberal Sen. Ralph that affected," Yarborough. So Connally, sitting in front of the President, Cynthia K. Knight, a lab Kennedy arrived in Texas on Nov. 21 on a turned around to see what had technician in pharmachology, said. "I was three - day peace mission. Dallas was one happened, only 18 at the time and wasn't that of then slumped over towards his the important stops and Kennedy wife, involved in politics." insisted on himself shot through the back and the But I was going and having a full chest. only 11 and had no involvement in politics at all. Yet Kennedy's murder changed me, affected me as has nothing else. When I learned the truth, finally realized it, I ran crying to my room, my mother all right, it's all calling behind me "It's right." But it was not all right. My country had murdered the man that father, I loved more than excepting my any other. I must blame Kennedy's murder for my conversion to cynicism. I saw now my country as a great beast. A country that cannot be good when it murders the men we love. Future assassination, body scandals, pollution, none of thesecounts, have greatly affected me, for the nature of the they were all in great beast America. A beast built of ogres. We say the man had no affect on us. We see him now as an arrogant tyrant, rather than a hero. But if such a mar again, would we not all .ed follow him as we did rally a>. md I believe we Kennedy? would. We need Our country will heroes only falter and stumble more without them. I hope and 1 belike that another Kennedy, another hero will come, rekindling our self respect m ' us see we are ine really good men and wc ien making us destroy the ogres within. 'he depths I cried to you, O Lord, reads a hear my voice! If litany in the mass. "Lord you, O Lord, remember only our iniquities, survive it?" Lord, Lord, who can President John F. Kennedy, riding in a motorcade approximately one minute before he was shot in Dallas Nov. 22, 1963. In the car riding with Kennedy are Mrs. Kennedy, and Gov. and Mrs, John Connally of Texas. AP Wire photo Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 2| , Shortages By CHRIS DANIELSON State News Staff Writer The possibility of this and other recycling programs being cause paper placing barrels for recyclable paper in 14 University copy products, including 60 per cent of the used copies of the State their glue recycling growth previously rejected because of bindings, Rosenhaft Rosenhaft said. Now the company will expansion of the University recycling program to continue, has grown. "As our recycling MSU offices may soon instituted has become more and noted that the 33,500 Wl centers at the beginning of News, collected by the said. recycle any paper products feature a dual wastebasket likely in the face of the paper winter term, Mark Rosenhaft, authority to make cereal boxes "When they had to haul except for wax paper, carbon pounds of material collected *oe* up, the students that can n«iJJ system, with one receptacle for last week - which produced a be h, shortage and the lack of energy authority director, said — recently relaxed their 65,000 1972-73 student and paper and paper with tar tape financially by of $600 our i mimeograph and Xerox paper to turn trees into paper. Tuesday. standards for used paper. faculty and staff directories to on it (such as cardboard, which revenue - was the increases," he noted. and the other for apple cores, In a pilot program along He noted that the Michigan is recycled by another largest weekly total in the Thus it now will be possible a sanitary landfill last summer sandwich wrappings and these lines, the MSU Waste Carton Company of Battle group's two - year history. Rosenhaft for the authority to recycle because no company would company), he explained. Mn. broken rubber bands. The authority should surpass Control Authority will be Creek - which buys the paper phone books, which were recycle them, I nearly cried," Rosenhaft said he expects its goal of 300,000 pounds for Uwpap» industry the prices paid JEJLj for J* fall term, he added. products - which hate "However, 5,000 tons of six times in the list six ki Study tie hy paper waste are generated on will remain at aCJI " or By MELISSA PAYTON may looking for volunteers for a research project on increasing female 9exual arousal through hypnosis. must be at least 18 years old and have sexual intercourse a minimum of once a week. campus every month, and we only collect 70 tons of it for recycling now," Rosenhaft said. current level until He also noted Moore, 435 M.A.C. 1980 A» | that tul Men and women State News Staff Writer who could not achieve sexual fulfillment have Hie project is aimed at treatment as much as research, she said. Hie project takes about 15 hours of each volunteer's time over He said number of he expects authority student the has i n been instrumtSl "Rather grim statistics are often presented concerning women developing recyt71 to clinics or private psychotherapists for years, often a three - month period, she said. gone spending a small fortune along the way. who apparently cannot experience satisfying sexual arousal." employes, which now stands at programs during the 1«tjl But sometime in the future, women who never reach orgasm, "Many researchers indicate that about 30 per cent of married Stem emphasized that the research is not to be confused with 30, to rise to 50 during winter ye»ts will assume S that of Masters and Johnson in which actual sexual relations term, and reach 100 by Sept. authority's second ful|.£| women either never achieve orgasm or do so only or do so only rarely, may find a less costly solution in hypnosis. occasionally," 1, 1974, since the amount of paid position after hem " Allison Stem, a she said. occur during treatment sessions. graduate student in clinical psychology, is material that etui be recycled this term. "More extreme reports suggest that as many as 50 per cent of "Nothing specifically sexual is done during treatment sessions," married women do not achieve orgasm more than occasionally," she said. Serving The East Lansing Community Stern said. Women who wish to participate should call her at 339-9650 or Mark and Beth Oleshansky at 351-8977. Tlie anonymity of EVERY SUNDAY For Over Half A Decade. Hirough the project, Stem hopes to learn more about the nature of female sexual functioning and different types of hypnotic procedures that increase sexual arousal. Hypnosis has been used for many years to treat various volunteers is guaranteed, she said. She said her current project is an outgrowth of a more general interest in developing less costly programs for all kinds of smorgasbord! conditions, she said, but was not used for treatment of sexual psychological treatment. problems until 1962. 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MSU FIREBALL 349-2698 EAST WEST located under on Ann St. the elephant Next to Marshall | Between the Gables Music and IHOP OPEN 11 a.m. OPEN 11 a.m. to 4 a.m. to 3 a.m. * °*c "Home of a U.'exs 4-;ll 4-: 11 \Xfl I{loo \W el oje, OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY tew you can make deposits^ transfer funds, get cash... 24 hours/day, 7 days/week, Thanksgiving to A 365 days/year. When you return, stop in be needing for those final p the IN1II Open 7:30 to 6:30 Closed Nov. 22 -26 V MU Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigar Wednesday, November 21, 1973 9 Blues band offers By JACK BODNAR Music of Pharaoh, band State News Reviewer Putting it lightly, the Siegall - Schwall Blues Band listening sounds. If anything, the audience has to strainplay listen to Corky easy - its ears to Siegall's quiet piano riffs and Jim Schwall's soft should outlast pyramids By JACK BODNAR mumblings. grass will suddenly transform Pharaoh's music. Hidden and State News Reviewer itself into a bustling Playing before a knowledgeable Brewery crowd Pharaoh Sanders was trading city easy were Ed Pickens on stand Siegall - Schwall fused and feathered their music Monday night, panorama of sound confusion. • with smiles backstage with his "sort up bass and Jimmy Allen on gentleness that catered to their audience. a And through it all, a semblance ■ of brother" Sam Sanders of order and meaning ties the drums, with Joseph Bonner on Working out of Chicago, the band is mostly a midwestern when Marcus Belgraves came piano playing the groundwork six - man Pharaoh band group with a growing national ambling in for to every phrase to them are not a popularity. The people who listen a smoke and a together. change and rowdy lot, for they would muffle the band's message. mood separation. glass - like quality. "Our music is not only an PH "This trumpetman can't As the trumpetman walked Their record label is an old adventure for the audience, but bootleg company, Wooden Nickel, play no hom with an empty an adventure for the band as off in quest of and according to SiepU, "It was chosen specifically for its low pancakes, he stomach, like nothing will well," Pharaoh said in a clear was asked how long he had hype and soft - sell. We're out to make music, not come out," jived Belgraves. images." voice that is quite distant from been with the 33 - year - old Together for over four years, the four - man band also "So I'm goin' to walk for some comprises bassist Rollow Radford and drummer the raspy scratch he vocalizes Pharaoh. Belgraves answered, Shelly Plotkin. pancakes and I'll see you "I been The bass is almost nonexistent and the drum kit is not later." on stage. "Our music tells its with that man relying on silent cymbals and crisp down - beats to amplified, Pharaoh grinned at Sam, own story, it's spontaneous, forever." Pharaoh's music bottom end. carry the for we are all leaders." should last longer. "The trumpetman When always The band members are a real a spotlight was placed on Siegall, he asked it to be turned needs somethin', now it's joy to watch when they are away or turned off. He did not like to be singled out from the pancakes. We'll have to start meshing as one, as they were HELD OYER! band, even though he leads, manages, books and co - weighin' him in soon. You write -, all the material for the group. can't have Monday night. They smiled a too - fat hom in a and joked and flashed broad "MISS SEPTEMBER" Songs like "I Won't Hold My Breath" had some nice band." Playing to a specific audience of low wailin' together grins that climaxed in the Siegall - Schwall Blues Band, with - key music buffi, the Corky Siegall (above) on on vocals and instrumental, with aways. "Not When I Been Drinkin'" was a a good set of fade - blues piece that left Appearing for two final at the Stables sets tonight, Pharaoh Pharaoh classic, "Love is -Plus- piano and harmonica, cooed a only two people and his Everywhere." "THE TRAINING Monday crowd at the on stage -Schwall on smooth, fluttering vocal, mystic band will be Brewery into a never never land of quiet. and Siegall on vibrating harmonica. Weaving in and out with - playing a steady diet of jazz Pharaoh was Sam on tenor sax, OF BONNIE" (X) On the way to State News Photo "Hey Billy Jean," a fast paced noisy number, - and mood to a hungry crowd. a cool laid back musician who continuous from by Jon Tyner Siegall did some mean harmonica juggling that almost The Sanders sound with - noon crowd to their feet. The brought the Pharaoh on alto sax is spaced, backed rather than clashed daily. Midnight show song itself indicated that the band could with the main man's alto sax. Fri.&Sat. fuzz or blast with most yet continuous. The moods are energy rock bands. Trumpetman Belgraves wailed "We try to mellow it. But in any audiences out," Scorpios in the band, and I think that hasSiegall said. "We're all case, we try to mellow with no something to do with constantly changing, yet everything blends into the proper level. A sparkling sense and ranted but mostly stood next to the Pharaoh and supplied the necessary punch Cinema® LISTEN ROY, Sie^D - Schwall accomplishes that image whatsoever." of crisp morning and dewv THIS WEEKEND ONLY! THE goal. f DEVIL, THROAT, and DIRK! ALL /%DrivelnTheatre (jnbeuzv/ple Sceen Pharaoh Catch Pharaoh Sanders and r, martin/ ,<* marhatfeii company for two sets Specials tonight only at the Stables. od.yt). State News Photo by Dave Oldi is here all week!! T.G.—friday DUP plu^i IROflT Tl& PLUS VivaDirk favsfy BILLY STARTS WED. JACK .NOV. 21 WHEN HE RUNS OUT OF OUMO LUCK, HE 1 (ALWAYS HAS GENIUS TO FALL BACK ON! .TOM LAUGHLIN • DELORES TAYLOR clark howat Admission $3.00 COUPLES $5.00 SPECIAL OFFER-TWO FOR PRKE OF ONE DAILY 9 AM - 4 AM SUN. 9 AM-12:00PM UASKf ■ iti Man whobroughtynulkty Harry J11 DONBAKERfeliciafarr J Tonight Sat. & Sun. Only PHAROAH SANDERS For The Be (Cover EXECUTIVE ACTION THE ST4IUS "FOLK CT.IT "R" 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigar Wednesday, November 21 | THEATER GROUP DANCES VIGOROUSLY Ballet show spectacu By CONSTANCE WARNER of Scots' future husband for her lady ■ in - waiting. The poor girl State News Reviewer becomes pregnant, drowns her child and is hanged. Tho Hrritagr Dance Theater, which performed here Monday "Gold Rush" is a genre piece — a sort of cross between night, follows the formula used by the Moisiev Dance Company, "Oklahoma!" and the bar room scene from "The Unsinkable the Beriozha Dance Company and several other famous Molly Brown," in which miners look for gold, find it and spend and high - powered Soviet dance groups: the use of short ballets loosely the proceeds in the local house of ill fame. based on folk ethnic dance material - - with or without a "Floyd's Guitar Blues - Chicago, 1921," a jazzy pas de deux, plot. The effect, in both the Russian uses too limited a dance vocabulary to be really effective. A work companies and the American Heritage Dance Theater, is very showy and at times downright of pioneer black choreographer Katherine Dunham, "Floyd's spectacular. Unfortunately, it is also depressingly shallow. The Guitar Blues" was the only piece on the program not by Agnes de "super - folk - dance" companies present a sort of artistic cotton Mille. "Logger's Clog" shows a group of lumberjacks cutting candy - it looks great, but it is really only a little sugar puffed up trees, riding the logs downstream and competing for the attention with a lot of air. of the pretty hostesses in "Mother Dixon's." The company presented six works of The company dances with almost incredible vigor. The men are varying length. "Texas Fourth" is a mood picture of a small Texas town on the 4th of athletic and energetic with the clAn - cut, all - American good July, 1936, with teenagers dancing the Big Apple, baton twirlers looks one usually associates with a Rogers and Hammerstein and a parade of sorts. "The Four Marys," billed as a dance musical hero or a sportswear ad. cantata, told the story of the unfortunate love of Mary Queen The women are not the stringbean leggy types currently fashionable in the ballet world. They are shorter and more tightly knit, with a great deal of emotional warmth - in general, the perfect incarnation of the girl next door. Onstage, they spent The above scene is a hot night at Madame Victoria*'} as on a concert stage entertain the restless gold miners hearfin, most of their time pursuing, or being pursued by, the men. In the of the most innocent some - looking prostitutes ever seen from the hills. ! "Gold Rush" scene, at "Madame Victorine's," they portrayed the State News photo jolliest, most innocent prostitutes ever before seen on the concert by Dale Atkins stage. Deserving of special mention are Mel Tomlinson for a PWOCTAM IWrOMUTKH 33? M. 7 vigorous jitterbug solo in "Texas Fourth" and Joella Breedlove Enjoy homemade soup and for her sensitive and graceful portrayal of the tragic Mary NOW ... Open 6:45 P.M. "The New Land- sandwiches at the Grog Shop Hamilton in "The Four Marys." Shown at 7:00 & 9:45 next to the Yankee Plaza. We're open 24 hrs/day. Look for our Friday specials. TRY OUR DRIVE - UP WINDOW SERVICE A FINE HOLIDAY MOVIE! 10 TO 10 CALL 332-1447 String Bean Gro& Shop olio of the most popular " ... one of the most impressive films of this year, and my 2755 E.GRAND RIVER pictures of our lime year, a towering work with few parallels in archive of the movies." - the whole Charles Champlin, Los Angeles String Band * BILLY Blue Grass Music I Friday and Saturriu\f JACK Brown (Feature Group At County, Bean Blossom, Indiana, Blue Grass Festival) at /en16/ mchtgan Hate university WINTER '74 DIRECTOR'S CHOICE MaxvonSydow BAH Livllllmann. The New Land George Cukor is not simply an extraordinary direc¬ [HI Celebrating Wanet Bros SOth Annwfsa(y Q A Wamei Communcalions Company jpQj 224 ABBOTT RD. East Lansing tor of actors, extracting some of the best perfor¬ mances of thur careers from his actresses, but also "an artist and a creator, equally at ease in recon¬ structing 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 elegance of style, TWO LANE a refinement of cutting, an emphasis on superior subject matter, and "a world in which everything is in half-tones, suggested and never overstressed." Director's Choice is proud to present a representa¬ BLACKTOP tive sampling of George Cukor's films, drawing upon his work in every genre during the past forty years. The musicals, the classics, sophisticated comedy, and melodrama are included in this selection of some of the finest films ever produced out of Hollywood. MAN IN THE WIND Jan. 15 DINNER AT S (1932) Jean Harlow, Wallace Beery Jan. 17 CAMILLE (1936) Greta Garbo, Robert Taylor Jan. 24 THE WOMEN (1939) Joan Crawford, Rosalind Russell Jan. 29 PHILADELPHIA STORY (19401 Katharine Hepburn, Cary Grant Jan. 31 A STAR IS HORN (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 The Sheriff fought for peace. Series Tickets on sale NOW at the Nowhe would kill for vengeance. MSU Union Ticket Office RICHARD HARRIS HOniMIMi THE DEADLY TRACKERS AL LETTIERI NEVnJiHfflAND WILLIAM SMITH rV/:HNI«)U)fr S.wnptaytyUjKA.S HEUEH I'-wiijuvi' Producer PJJWAJtf) AQflflN Pnrt***l IT*IAI1 SAID UmtedhyttAiWYSHUH IY.„,iVWrH,„0, VY,, NOTE: OPEN ALL DAY THURS. & FRIDAY Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 21, 1973 ]| 'Waltons' Ru M A TUV tPor. gain By KATHY ..... ESSELMAN • State Newt Reviewer Hie rotating directors, especially Philip Leacock, lend to the "Hie Waltons," Earl Hamner Jr.'s autobiographical series episodes an elegance and polish one associates with dramatic series. Yet such finish is top CBS ounting his family's experiences during the Depression, has evade and wasted on storylines which chieved phenomenal popularity. This unpretentious look at oversimplify the material. In the "Thanksgiving Story," broadcast Nov. 16, John-Boy - amily life in West Virginia has won critics, the public and that By JACK BODNAR last darling of doctor shows — suffered a subdural hematoma surviving drops of liquid sinks' contents. immys. State News Reviewer the people staggering. Just brought on by a blow to the head. Pressure from the blood clot gold from a dying keg. Tim concluded that he felt Young viewers enjoy this nostalgic: version of hard times, and Friday was Freddy Frat Everyone was congregated in when I thought I was on my Ider viewers prefer to remember it this way - endangered his vision, and the scholarship he needed for ill, and the Sheik could only heavy on smilin' However, before the two hours were up he had the college. Night at the Delta Chi house, the well - lit living room, with way home, Angelo and I found conclude that the towel through and light on bread lines. corrected problem and the three boarders of Beta several fraternities and ourselves in Wilson P.'s Aint no black folk, mine-owners, United Mine Workers by neurosurgery, and successfully dispenser was badly in need of Electra headed for the Kappa completed the Theta Pi were ready to wreak sororities flashing their hare-croppers in this West Virginia. Hardships can be weathered or scholarship exam a few days afterward. Naturally, no mention havoc on an wares. a refill. Later, we noticed that Alpha Theta sorority house. was made of unsuspecting The first sight we took in through. None of the corrosive agony which suffuses "Grapes of hospital bills. someone else had thought the The woman in between Wilson This goes down fraternity throng. was Freddy Frat himself seated dispenser useless also, for he Wrath" and bites through "42nd Street" marks "The Waltons." especially hard since Liv, his mother, just In league with the Sheik and in P. and Angelo recovered from infantile a green - cushioned chair, his had ripped it off the wall and constantly The pain and indignity which afflict the 30b movies does paralysis in time for the end credits of Angelo the Mad Dancer, On head hung low and his whispered that she wasn't not "The Easter Story" touch Hamner's narrative. special last spring. It is piling it on a bit thick eyes flung it out a window. to ask viewers to believe Tap led the trio in a cool dip at half shut. I pointed him out - going to bed with Wilson P. "The Waltons" takes place in a 1934 where that John-Boy almost About this time, a new happy people with goes blind, the MSU pool and in sitting to the Sheik, saying that he keg At the house, Wilson P. undergoes neurosurgery, wins the scholarship and the of beer had arrived, and happy problems could surmount any adversity. No one ever has the same episode. girl all in through a couple of hard - core sure looked like he leaned forward to kiss the their credit cut off by the nice storekeeper, as was having everyone was crowded around they do on The selling point of this porno flicks at 106B Wells. a good time. He must have woman's hand but she drew it "Gunsmoke." No one is too poor to be clean, or too series, according to critics like John J. that comer of the room. While poor to care O'Connor of the New York Times and Angelo had sold the Sheik heard me, because he the frats bruised each other away, saying, "A hand leads to about right and wrong. Cans, is said to be its and 1 on the porno idea for wholesomeness. People identify, or would like to only agonizingly lifted his head, fresh brew, the Sheik and an elbow, and then the TTiis series represents one of the greatest wastes of identify, with because "They're a blinked and started I man and this warm, honest portrayal of family life. laugh riot, emptying sauntered up to a pair of shoulder, to the face and womanpower in Hollywood. It features one of the finest full his stomach into his healthy Hie only trouble is a - color, X - rated open finally to the lips and a kiss." ensemble acting troupes in Hollywood. Headed by steady diet of "The Waltons" proves cartoons." In the space of two hand. - looking women and asked Ralph Waite about as nourishing as a hot fudge sundae topped off with a them to dance. Wilson P. drooled, "Then what and Michael Learned as the parents, Will Geer and Ellen hours, A few minutes later, we Corby as banana split. The calories are we saw everything but "We don't dance," said the happens?" The girl pursed her the grandparents and Richard Thomas as the oldest there, but the protein is not. cartoons, as a 60 year - old followed his trail into the first "o fW _ot» son, Mother, Father, grandfather, grandmother and all six children - - lips and smartly replied, L John-Boy, they make a superb team, which the „ „ . . . . .. . policeman went sexually insane floor bathroom where he had more gifted of the pair. To story is not have a standard perfection which the Sheik answered, "Nothing, so goodnight!" worthy of. ridiculous, if not impossible, for the in "The Confiscators" and a 15 managed to fill three once The Electra was very quiet - "Well then, we're just averac^aint^vei^hrig^hrew the money changers out of the - year - old high school girl white sinks. But Freddy Frat have to avoid you going to back to the Beta house. Angelo temple. revealed her student was nowhere to be for the rest To see what this series could appeal in found. of the night." We walked was asleep, On Tap was "Harlot." Fearing abduction Meanwhile, I rushed out to get away. hallucinating and Wilson P. look like, go see Jan Troell's for child molestation, we our resident Beta doctor, However, from then on thought he was Pamelli Jones "The New Land" now playing retired to the Delt house for Typhoid Tim, to analyze the things got fuzzy, with the at Indianapolis. The at the State Theater. It paints a room night was beer, women and amplified growing less distinct and portrait of family life which song. demonstrates the richness The TG action at the Delt inherent in simple subject house was pretty slow and we matter. arrived just in time to drain the Rbram/ Planetarium NOV. 23 - DEC. 23 TlHDC Star of IDomVr ENfLbVIEN GR4NDN&V THE NERONk \/ /\ NEW YORK SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL MJSKA Optical devices in the Will Shakespeare was a young man when he wrote TWO GENTLEMEN OF planetarium theater will VERONA, which may explain why it's about love. In 33 attractive songs reproduce the with a modern beat, ranging from rock to sky at the time calypso to ricky-tick, this musi¬ of the fir^t cal version of the Bard's play celebrates love in all its variations. The Christmas, so you will be able to see events which rousing music was written by Gait MacDermot, who won international praise through his music for HAIR. have been A company of 12 principal actors, plus 18 singers and dancers, and an on¬ possible explanation for the stage group of fine musicians, has been selected by producer Joe Papp for Christmas Star this coast-to-coast tour of 100 cities this season. EXCLUSIVE DRIVE-IN SHOWING! 8:15 P.M. No One Under 18 Admitted! Rated X! TWO EVENING PERFORMANCES IN THE UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM FREE ELEC.IN-CAR HEATERS! (Adm. $2.00 - Earlybird Shows Fri., Sat., Sun. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27 (Lively Arts Series B) Fri. 8:00 & 10:00 pm Adults $ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28 (Broadway Theatre Series) Sat. 8:00 & 10:00 pm Sun. 2:30 & 4:00 pm MSU Students Children (12 & Under).50 More from the makers of "Frit* The Cat" REMAINING TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT THE UNION TICKET OFFICE "The humor is abundant...and almost certain to hike Public: $7.50, 6.50, 4.00/ MSU Students: $3.75, 3.25, 2.00 No Admittance No Pre-School the blood pressure of the unprepared...Powerful it is after Showtime Children Admitted and the power is raw." £££?£! "When ever we show a film such as'Heavy Traffic' at After the 8:00 pm shows there will be outdoor The Museum of Modern Art someone is sure to ask observing if weather permits. Following the us 'Did you really like that?' I'd like to 10:00 pm shows, the rock opera, Jesus Christ say right now Superstar will be played over the planetarium's that I did not like it, but that is because I would synthesized 4 channel sound system. prefer not to be faced so brilliantly, so forcefully, with some of the things it presents. But this is a time for us to face problems squarely, and to allow nothing to stand in the way of free expression by our artists, no matter how distasteful. In passing, if you are not offended UNION BOARD FILMS by some part of 'Heavy Traffic' perhaps you are not off- presents endable. Make no mistake, however, it is a brilliantly executed, very important film." MR. DEEDS of Modem Ait, New York City "...as brilliant as anything in recent movies." R GOES TO "...a plethora of inventiveness, marvelous sophistication of TOWN design...the satire is brilliant... Gary Cooper, Jean Authur, Lionel Stander, artistically it's 10 years ahead of A George Bancroft, Douglass Dumbrille anything I've seen../ small-town poet who makes his rich and quiet living writing verse for greeting cards is suddenly thrust into a jungle of iackals when he inherits 20 million dollars. Confronted with the horrors of materialism, he determines to give the money away and nearly loses his freedom when avaricious relatives question 'tten girl his legal competency. In his darkest hour, a hard- reporter takes up his banner and carries it to a hashing Capra climax. Samuel I ArVoff presafc "HEAVY TRAFFIC iSteve Krantz producta prated Steve Kranfa ntta? «i fractal by Ralph Bakshi (X)-""-•===■ [towo twck wcowoon MWMT wioom [ „^0*00311 Internationall*M <* * DiIum' tt. SUNDAY, NOV. 25 7& 9:30 PM plus: UNION BALLROOM Chapter XII of Flash Gordon 50° "Doom of the Dictator" MlilUBlIM STELLA STEVENS RIP TOWN 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, No,ember j. | Singer forced to resign | I by critics, group implies! Iowa fires head football coach The Civil Service allegations that Singer Francis X. Lauterbur, Iowa's head football coach for the Commission implied Tuesday attempted to manipulate the past "Yesterday (Monday) Bump Elliot called me into his office to Prior to his Iowa appointment Lauterbur three seasons, was fired Tuesday coarh^ , following refusal to "realign his changes in our coaching staff to replace certain that Sidney Singer was forced to resign as state personnel Civil Service hiring process. The accusations that Singer coaching staff." talk about members," Lauterbur said Tuesday afternoon. "I couldn't do it. I three Mid • he Amencan took/ Perennial Conference cellar titles in - his lal dSfj** r >nd director by critics of his efforts have to be in complete control of the football situation. With this teams won 23 consecutive games in attempted to manipulate the Informed sources at the University of Iowa said Lauterbur 1969 and '70 ye,n Hi to make the state's minority in mind, Bump Elliot fired me as of yesterday. Lauterbur was expected to have hiring process surfaced at would coach the Hawkeyes against MSU Saturday in the season's Iowa's football hiring program a success. hearings by a special House finale for both teams. progniJ In a statement released prior committee headed by Rep. to its monthly meeting, the Bobby Crim, D • Davison, The Board of Control of Iowa Athletics met at 4 p.m. Tuesday "This is the first time the subject had been the brought up," he upswing this season „ four - member commission said criticism of the controversial investigating Civil Service to hear a recommendation by Iowa Athletic Director Bump added. "If you're going to coach a football team the coach has to finishing last year* 1*1 Singer stemmed from his procedures. Elliott that Lauterbur be fired. be in charge." Paying « 3-7-1 With rec'oft " support of the Equal underclassmen. Three X Employment Opportunity program. But, even in response to newsmen's questions, members would not give a Board OKs planner losses were 14 points. by a total of1^ precise explanation for his MASON - A plea from MSU William H. Brehm Jr., a local Members of the group Quinette, The group indicated that it resignation. urban design students to stall planner, as its consultant for an thanked the students for their spokesman, thought the presentation was The commission said Singer the selection of a planning $11,000 study. Hie selection is concern and said the group. merely to aid in the selection will officially step down from consultant for a countywide contingent upon the resolution presentation would be valuable of a planner as the students Michigan, Penn Sta^ ersJ* S*s post Feb. 28 — nearly four bikeway system until an of several details in Brehm's m aiding their selection. "Why do you think we've had said it was. and Ohio State. Amoni| full months after his alternate proposal could be work proposal. gone to the trouble of typing resignation was announced. made was rejected here Two MSU students all these pages and collecting The students said they Singer submitted his Monday evening. presented a comprehensive However, after the students all this data?" he asked, would work hand - in - hand "I have expressed a coiy* I n»e Ingham County Non • outline of criteria to be used in had returned to their seats and pointing to booklets and other with the commission planner for the future of resignation Nov. 2 following a decision by the commission to Motorized Transportation hiring a planner for this discussion of the three informational materials before and charge only enough to Iowafoofojl Advisory Group selected particular study. planning proposals began, Rene SThim changes in(Uut"31 begin a due process probe of him. cover their expenses. make his coach,! I LAUTERBUR J*"-" Hiiott said. 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Grand Br. 332-0877 351-5420 OPEN 9 to y° Mon-Sat ^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 21,1973 13 Mays: visions of stardom shattered By GARYSCHARRER State News Sports Writer here were about "that JC that excitedly talking running back Mays said, carefully choosing his words. "In a sense I'm He carried the ball 10 times only be hurting myself." where all the Michigan State was close against Wisconsin and publicity came weren't winning. I didn't know Damond Mays comes to ready to get out. It's been Mays had never quit from. We felt we had to landing." Then, it was responded with 125 yards, and anything so he stayed with the change what to do. Maybe I was just irough the doors of Michigan announced nothing but frustration here. I 16 times in the final the offense. Obviously, during the 1971 never sat the bench in game team. This season he was some going through the motions." -ate's locker room about 2:30 spring Green my life." against Northwestern for 121 players were affected." He caught three - White game Last year Michigan State's switched to flanker because passes ich practice day. He is among thatDamond Mays had signed a yards. In the games between Mays accepted the new earlier this season for 68 yards, offense had wishbone Spartan coach Denny Stolz position, thinking he could ie first to report. And he letter of intent to those two he desired to get his best athletes but then some injuries to play football problems, but Mays didn't get slumped into jmes into the locker room at Michigan State. obscurity. in the lineup and the new "help the team." Spartan backs forced Mays ith a certain air of patient many opportunities to flash his "They said that they would People here were talking 4.4 - 40 yard speed. He considered quitting. offense did not suit back into the backfield, where jmplacency. about him - "I Mays as be throwing the ball, I guess I he himself was hurt and missed as Eric Allen's "I asked was ready to say 'forget well as the wishbone had. Mays might be a good actor, Duffy to let me had the ball thrown to three games. replacement. It never take the ball 10 times in it', but football has been my "He came here under me hough he can appear quite one three or four times when I happened. He hasn't even life," he said in soft spoken Duffy's program," Stolz said. was What position is he now? jntent, not all is well with game to prove myself," Mays - playing flanker," Mays "I don't know played much since coming said. tones Monday. "I had a talk "He was recruited as a myself," lamond Mays. His two years here. with Duffy; he told me I mumbled. "I felt bad this year. Mays said. would wishbone halfback, that's We weren't Michigan State's football "It's been pretty throwing, and we "He's a wishbone type have been miserable," - sam frustrating Mays admitted. "I halfback, a good running Lauterbur's came here firing, winless year nes. with the idea that I could back," Stolz said. "We tried He never made the help big time the Michigan State football very hard to make a flanker s was expected of him. After program and have a out of him - we just weren't II America seasons at couple of successful. - good seasons myself." hoenix (Ariz.) Junior College He's battled "Ill tell you one e was chased by such football chools as USC, UCLA, ona State, Arizona, been switched from back to flanker to back and he's been injuries, he's running running may By PAT FAR NAN make Hawkeyes no soft touch like him very said. "I just hope that he has a good thing - I much," Stolz like the devil day at Iowa. benched Iowa didn't even enjoy the lebraska, Minnesota, Illinois State News Sports Writer He's a man. I really respect DAMOND MAYS has periodically in his two years come nd Michigan State. He was tiled the finest junior college here. The him most. benching disturbs In the midst of an 0-10 Sports Analysis luxury of an easy schedule. They started with Michigan him. He's done everything we asked of him — I know it's upon bad times at MSU as a promising football career has ning back in the country. season, Iowa finally has (31-7), UCLA (55-18), Penn been hard for him." "In a sense, I wish I would But it's not going to be only led to frustration for At the time, people around something to play for. Try easy But now it's a different ball State (27-8) and it have stayed closer to this time either. The only got him. home," their coach. Hawkeyes game. worse. Illinois, Purdue, will be a fired *★★★★★★★★******* After Saturday's game with MSU, there will be no more up bunch of football players. They want to The Hawks' most talented player is linebacker Wisconsin and Ohio State didn't even work up a sweat ! win this one for Francis X. Andre SPECIAL! } Francis X. Lauterbur at Iowa. He was fired with the Monday, effective final gun of And the Spartans had better beware. Jackson. But Jackson is wasting away at Iowa. Under and still beat the hell out of them. ANY PORTABLE TYPEWRITER Granted, Iowa is a very bad Lauterbur, Iowa has won four And now it is the Spartans' AIRCLEANING, LUBRICATION & NEW % Saturday's the Spartans. confrontation with football team. Even worse than ballgames in the last three turn. Not exactly having a RIBBON >f Now if you'll remember, just last year. That's pretty bad. Oldtimer Mark Niesen put it years (4-27-1). glamor year themselves, the Rumors have it that Spartans should not lose *8.00 not — * one year ago, Duffy Daugherty and team traveled to Iowa right: Lauterbur, in a fit of rage, has by any stretch of the "We don't want to make reproached his players for lack imagination. ELECTRIC PORTABLE and crawled out with an $11.00 ugly their season for them of desire and told them to STANDARD MANUAL 6-6 tie. again." go But now the Hawks have $11.00 Iowa, of course, has just the home and take a nap. These a OFFICE ELECTRIC Saturday, the Spartans and opposite couple of things going for $15.00 rookie coach Denny Stolz will get a chance to redeem Lauterbur's idea. firing, Prior to the Iowa accounts hyperbole. are given to them. They would to win one surely like for the Lauterbur. WEDEMEYER'S AMERICAN BUSINESS boys were as low as whale But the situation isn't far 1477 Haslett Rd. Hauled MACHINES 339-8258 J 7 themselves of that debacle. dung. from that. And then, of course, Iowa is 0-10. AND 10 FACE GOPHERS OJ) PIONEER FACULTY! when you want something better DECREE leers set f AND CANDIDATES! Wisconsin WCHA W 5 3 L 1 Pts. 10 I By STEVE STEIN State News Sports Writer Fresh off its dramatic overtime victory over Michigan last Saturday, MSU's hockey team returns to action this weekend, facing Minnesota Friday and Saturday nights at the Ice Arena. WVII FM 94.9 MSU Colo. College 3 1 3 6 6 Freshman goaltender Gary Carr is expected to start game in his first appearance since suffering a bad cut on his Friday's PRESENTS Michigan Tech 2 1 5 right 5 arm against Western Ontario three weeks ago. U-M 2 1 Notre Dame Minnesota 2 2 3 3 5 5 Coach Amo Bessone is also Murfey, one hoping that defenseman Chris of the team's co-captains, will be weekend after battling to recover from a wrenched ready this "THE MOODY BLUES STORY" 2 4 knee, also Denver 2 injured against Ontario. "THE MOODY BLUES STORY" will North Dakota 1 3 2 "We hope he'll be ready," Bessone said. "He still be needs a little broadcast twice, on November Minn. - Duluth 0 4 0 more work on that leg. We won't take any chances with him. But, 25, and again on these are good games for him to come back because Minnesota January 6. The program will run from 10 p.m. depends more on speed than on body checking." to 1 a.m. If Murfey is right, Bessone said he would be matched with Ties: Michigan Kelly Cahill on defense. Tech, U-M, MSU lost senior right winger Michel Chaurest for the Notre Dame, Minnesota. of his eligibility when he suffered a broken ankle remainder against U-M last PASSPORT YOUR MAP TO BETTER VLAUE Saturday. ^photos Bessone indicated that Glenn Menoni would start at place on the Spartans third line with Darl Bolton and Chaurest's Denny ^M\Ct 35M477 -JUJ L Serving The Olmstead. East Lansing 117 Gumon St., £. lans.(2 blocks Community "We'll miss Chel," Bessone said. "He was a good scorer and one (as! ol MSU olf t Grand River) For Over Half A Decade. of our fastest men on right wing. The fans will miss him, too, because he was a colorful, flashy player. "We could have used his experience." v The Spartans jumped into a second place tie in the WCHA with their split with U-M last weekend, while Minnesota's Gophers were sweeping their series against North Dakota, 7-3 and 11-3. "Those Minnesota kids can really skate," Bessone said. "You V** -y SA&l/OAUi have to get the jump on them early." Tom Ross continues to lead MSU's scoring in WCHA play, with 10 goals and six assists for 16 points. Mark Calder and Norm 800 MERRILL (Turn left -1 Block . S Fq i r HOURS: Mon. Fri. 12 9 Barnes have 12 points. - - Past Uncle John's) Sat 10 - 5:30 Want SKI ASPE Less'Mail'? A few openings are left on Family Night is Every MooSUski's December Aspen trip. Call 353 -5199 between 1 and 5 p.m., Use come to 240 Men's IM. Wednesday H I N Bus Service To C O R P O R Night! 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Start using Instant Cash from your MSU Employees Credit Union for all your credit purchases and you can start looking Flint-Saginaw-Bay City °n,y S| 25 for our Dinner includes 3 pieces of chicken, Leaves - East Lansing forward to seeing the mailman I mashed potatoes and 9:00 u:uu «I«1 • ■« Flint - Saginaw regular Dinner every gravy, cole slaw and 12:55 PM PM - To Flint - Saginaw - Bay City Wednesday night, after 3 p.m. hot biscuits. 2:25 • |To Flint • Saginaw • Bay City 5:20 PM - >0 Flint - Saginaw - Bay city 7:55 PM - fro Flint 9:15 PM ■ f rlday, Sunday only - Flint Phone East Lansing Bus Terminal MSU EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION Jmoi/s for schedule information 332-2569 600 E. Crescent Rd. • 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. thru Fri. A\r Conditioned - Rest Room FRIED CHICKEN Deluxe Coaches Available for Charter Service 3007 N. East St. and Personalized Escorted Tours 4500 S. Cedar write call u.S. 27 North 1900 E. Kalamazoo or Owosso, Mich. TOLL FREE 800 292-3831 - Open 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sun. • Thurs. 11 a.m. -10 p.m. Fri. & Sat, 14 Michigan State News, East^Lansing, Michigan c 355-8255 ssified Ads iwvict |[/] | Employ JUl Apartments ! Apartments ^ For Sale MAVERICK - 1971. 4-door. Radio, automatic transmission, 6 cylinder. (19-20 m.p.g.) five new JOIN THE COMPLETE auto cooperation. Auto repairs, 50% JOBS AVAILABLE - part t NEED 1 GIRL. Winter I spring. $77.50. Eden Roc Apartments. TWO BEDROOM, furnished Mobile Homes. $25 $35/week 10 GENUINE AIR-FORCE PARKAS Regular $80, NOW $39.95 over 45 USED SEWiNg I tires. Brakes perfect. Very low off on labor. 215 East Kalamazoo Street 489-1346.0-11-30 337 1858. 3-11-26 minutes to peaceful on a campus. Quiet and lake. 641-6601. stock sale. Direct to the public IF you think this is a ripoff $12.50*ancf"p mileage. Body and interior like NEED FOURTH girl - two blocks 0-11-30 return it for a full refund. Please WANTED: REGISTERED nuraa or new $1525 482-4212 or •and PHONE 355 8255 from campus. Rivers Edge me Parkals) at $39 95 80°4d,EEast ELECT*oi| LPN, full time, 4-12 p.m. ahift. 485-4882.3-11-26 TO SUBLET: 1 for Cedar plus $1.50 for shipping and for skilled nursing home. apartments. 332-2020. 3 11-26 man 804 347 Student Services Bldg. 393-6130, ask for Mrs. Bozzo. Village apartment, winter and / handling. Colors: Navy, Sage Michl^ ^ | , "AUTOMOTIVE MERCURY MONTEGO 1971 Radial tires, power steering, disc 6-11-30 NEED ONE apartment. girl for two man Avai I able or spring 337-0798. 8-11-30 Sieas; S ma 11-Medium- Large- X Large. Order from. J. L. LANG J^M.Saturd.yj.j,.;* brakes, vinyl top. Phone GIBSONS A,u, -- Scooters & DENTAL RECEPTIONIST for immediately 332 6849. 7-11-30 SUBLEASE TWYCK INGHAM, COMPANY. P.O. Box 8524, Cycles 393-9110. 5-11-27 Orthodontist's office, (typing 60 male for 4-man winter ■ spring. Minneapolis. Minnesota 55408 case. Good cond,! .*1! Parts & Service MGA ROADSTER 1961. Great Call us for the names of satisfied w.p.m.l. Mature person who MEADOWBROOK TRACE. 2 Call 361 3252. 3-11-27 18-11-30 353-4792 or 339.^1 Aviation customers.Tune-Ups * Repairs enjoys working with children bedrooms. 2 baths, to sublease shape, must see this one. Best on all foreign cars. Please send personal resume to after exams. 393-4058. 6-11-30 COMPLETE STEREO outfit 'EMPLOYMENT - offer. 332-3269. 3-11-21 Box D-4, Michigan State News includes tape recorder, cartridge *FOR RENT OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS S-Coupe RldSKNi 6-11-30 LIBERAL LADY man. Close. Night owl Winter two only. SUBLEASE ONE bedroom player, turntable, 5-way speakers and amplifier. 393-5181. Apartments 1973 - air, AM/FM stereo, IMPORTS - TELEPHONE MARKETING. Full 332-1290.6-11-30 furnished apartment, December 10-11-30 Houses vinyl top, deluxe wheels Very time - part time. $2.25 per hour clean. to September. Call 35M593 Rooms $3200 Phone plus bonus. 394-1102. C-11-30 GIRL NEEDED for Eden Roc HOLIDAY SHOPPERS - Garage (11-587 6680.6-11-30 Evenings 3-11-21 sale. Furniture, miscellaneous, *FOR SALE Apartment. Winter only. $65. PART TIME bartender, experience 351-4655. 5-11-29 antiques. November 23. 24, 25. NEED ONE girl for Cedar Village Animals / \ preferred but not necessary apartment, starting winter. Only 1670 Woodside, East Lansing. 3-11-21 Mobile Homes Must be neat and dependable Campus View Apartments $70. 337 1484. X5-11-21 *LOST & FOUND VOLVOS COME METRIC MOTORS. VW repair. and have own transportation Call for appointment. Walt Koss' Supervised housing has OVER 25 YEARS experience. Okemos Road ♦PERSONAL IN 5 COLORS. 349-1929. C-11-30 and 1-96. SEA HAWK, 655-2175. 5-11-29 openings for Sophomore OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 3615 women. Located across East Michigan, Lansing, *PEANUTS PERSONAL #REALESTATE ONE ON TOP OF HARDTOP for Triumph TR6, TR4, RAKING LEAVES - $2.00 per from Williams Hall. 372-74Q9.C 11 30 ♦RECREATION ANOTHER. TR250. Black vinyl, $200. 332-0976.3-11-13 hour Colorado Drive, East Lansing. 351-2368. 1-11-21 Phone 332 6246 FOUR BEDROOM home near SHAG RUG — 12' x 15', beauti Lansing General Hospital. ♦SERVICE Every Volvo gets at least GIRL NEEDED for three man. condition, $125. Gold/bi Carpeted, kitchen build-ins, separate coats of VW EXTRACTOR exhaust. CASHIER - PART time evenings mixed. 339-9154. Call Instruction Winter/spring, Capitol Villa. fa-eplace, central vacuum, two rustproofing. primer and paint. So when it comes to $2995 CHEQUERED FLAG, and weekends. Apply in person 351-5162.6-11-30 baths. $325 - option to buy. 5-11-21 SEWING MACHINE Clear*.! Typing Service protection against rust, we've 2605 East Kalamazoo Street. 1 mile west of campus. 487-5055. STAR LITE DRIVE IN. 2-11-21 EFFICIENCY SINGLE apartment, Phone owner. 489 1276. 5-11-21 WOLLENSAK PORTABLE tape Sale' Brand new $49 95. $5 p„ month pjl■ ♦TRANSPORTATION eot vou covered. recorder 5" reel Excellent MEN: PART time, 5-11 two nights — - selection of close to cmapus. parking, prefer FACULTY OR GRAD STUDENTS' reconditioned i# ♦WANTED a week; 11 p.m. - 7 a.m. 3 nights condition. Also "Leroy" machines. BODY REPAIR. Quality, reduced someone who wants quiet place CLEAN. TWO Bedroom, carpeted, Singers, Whi* a week. 694 9823. 7-11 Holt. Necchi's, New Home and Glenn Herriman Inc. rates to students. VAN WORLD, 2-11-21 to study. 351-5313.1-11-21 drapes, washer / dryer, 351 822! after 6 p.m. 5-11-26 others S19.95 ,0 •♦RATES** 6135 W. Saginaw 645-2123.0-17-11-23 dishwasher, car port, Whitehills SUBLEASE BEDROOM / Terms E D W A R 482-6226 school. $225. 641 -6601. 0-11 -30 [);■ MACDONALDS OKEMOS is now AKAI 1800 SD. 8 track and reel to DISTRIBUTING COMPANY■ ikswagen ■ Volvo - Body Shoo Townhouse, unfurnished, l» hiring people to work nights and $81.25. Ten minutes from TWO BFDROOM duplex, fully reel recorder, Heathkit AR-15, 115 North Washing,,,! people who want 12-15 hours a campus in Okemos. 349-2628, carpeted. Appliances, laundry. Standard SRA-1500 S receiver 489 6448 C 11-21 " week working from 11 a.m. • 1 Sansui AU555 ask for Wayne. 6-11-30 $180, plus deposit. No children integrated BOOKKEEPER - FULL time,basic p.m. Apply between 8-10 a.m. amplifier. Dual 1215 and SKIS AND boots Head 36ft I or pets. Phone 88 2-5 1 75. - Marker OlDSMOBILE 1964 - power bookkeeping skills, good business or 2-4 p.m. 5-11-28 ONE GIRL needed to sublet winter 5-11-28 Garrard 72-B turntable Roberts, Rotamat bindings,®! steering, brakes. $100. Phone writing and attention to details. term. Riverside East. 332-1903. Toyo, electrophonic 8 track cm; Henke Buckle 10. 373-1123 boots! |aa 355-3094, after 6 p.m. 3-11-21 Call Dori, 337-2310. X-11-11-30 COCKTAIL WAITRESS 5-11-21 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. Furnished, recorders Sony TC-121 and 127 days, 34 9 2786-1 - part time. Attractive, pleasant young cassette decks. Rectilinear. EV's, nights. 5 1128 utilities paid. Immediate 1962 Rambler, runs well, new WAITRESSES AND grill people, lady to work in refined ONE OR two girls for Sony and electrophonic occupancy $234. 332-1946. exhaust system, needs battery. full - part time. Apply in person, atmosphere. Weekends, other winter-spring. Close to campus. 6 11 30 speakers. Panasonic, Herman KENMORE DELUXE Can** I 349-9670 2 11-21 DOG N SUDS, 222 North hours occasionally. Apply in 332-5266.3-11-26 Kardon, Zenith, compact units. Sweeper, like new Cost Sell for $1 2.50. $100.1 Cedar, Mason. 3-11-26 person, HOSPITALITY MOTOR WOMAN: SHARE two bedroom 8 track and auto cassete players, 393-1510 1 32.50 TOYOTA COROLLA 1972 - ONE BEDROOM, clean, utilities house. $75 inclusive. Own room, $27/up. 1000 8 track tapes C-2-11-21 496. Jolly Road Exit. $1600 or best offer. 489-1669. JANITORIAL SERVICE needs two 351-7 3. 7-11-30 paid. $135/month. 484-0159, close. Prefer over 21. 337 0914. $1.50, LP's 354/up huge DEADLINE X-5-11-29 good men late evenings. after 6 p.m. 3-11-26 5-11 26 quantity. 35mm Cameras and PORTABLE CRAIG 8-track stem 1 P.M. one class 2 speakers Battery, day - Saturday nights off. 485-5457 EXPERIENCED PHONE soliciting lens, slide movie projectors. AC, at before publication. VEGA HATCHBACK COUPE 3-11 26 PERSON(S) NEEDED to sublease TWO NEEDED for house near lake. Black and white portable TV's. adapter. $50 + 6miscellaneousB wanted. Hours 5-10 p.m. Choose 1972. 16,000 miles, 3-speed, RESIDENT MANAGER COUPLE your nights. Salary plus bonus. our Spartan Village Apartment. Own rooms - $62.50. F.fteen $29.95/up. Woven tapestries, tapes. Neat! 371-5594. 3-11-311 very clean. $1750. 351-3176 Christmas break. Reasonable. minutes northwest of campus. many sizes, colors, phases, Peanuts Personal ads Call 351-1562.11-11-30 5-11-26 Position at East Lansing. Student 353-0925. 3-11-21 SNOW TIRES 669-3041 3-11-21 imported. Shot guns, rifles, pair 78 'u| must be pre paid. for aggressive apartment complex couple. Husband should be capable DELIVERY MEN - Must have own bows, and camping and hunting Montgomery Ward, low mileage I Motorcycles fa car and be 18. DOMINO'S ONE MAN needed for 4 man FEMALE TO share house - own equipment. Watches. $9.95/up, $35/pair 349-9336.311-26 of doing maintenance and repairs. Cancellations/ Corrections PIZZA. 966 Trowbridge Road. apartment. Winter, spring. Call room. $80 plus utilities. rings and other jewelry. Wife should have office skills. 332-0449. Hurry. 6-11-28 WANTED CAMERAS 12 5-11-21 351 2055 after 5. 3-11-21 Beginners electric guitars and noon one class day Senior or Grad. Student considered. amplifiers at reduced prices. equipment for use, re before publications. YAMAHA, 1972 - 360 Enduro, 351-8144. 3-11-21 PART-TIME GIRL NEEDEO for a 4-man TWO-THREE collection Consider i $500 or best offer! Phone car washer-hiker to bedroom duplex, Many selections to choose fjom clean up apartment. Close to campus. new, used, broken or old ClI 482 6004. X5-11-28 cars and trucks. carpeted except kitchen. , $16/up. Large selection' of The State News will be WANTED - CO ORDINATOR for Mornings and Saturday. Good Available now. 332-8353 December 10. $200 professional r^qn-Mrnlnt, 351-5076 before 12 or jlwi | 351-4296. « community awareness group. 3-11-21 after 5 p.m. P.m. 6-1129 responsible only for the 650 BSA HORNET. Needs very giving record. Prefer 21 years or 3-11-21 including Sunn, Marshall, Varying schedule, open salary. older. Call 489 1484. 5-11-21 Fender, Gibson, Traynor, first minor repairs. 6,000 miles with day's incorrect Desire experience in Community NEED ONE girl to sublease at tools. Helmets. Sacrifice $500. SINGLE ROOM in duplex with Kustom, Ludwig, Apollo, insertion. involvement. Call 651-5101, Capitol Villa. Great deal. Phone Bit's are due 7 days from 349-3746. 3-11-26 after 6 p.m. 2-11-21 For Rent ^1 332-6000 before 3 p.m. 3-11-21 good people. after 6.3-11-26 Call 332-0754, Zildgian. New drum sets 3 piece or more $199.95/up. Used 1972 HONDA CB750, 836 CC Bore drum sets 3 piece. $35/up. DACHSHUND PUPPIES 6«e* - I kit, plus KAM. Also 4 into 1 WAITRESSES - ATTRACTIVE, ONE BEDROOM, large - ROOMMATE WANTED winter Single pieces available. Custom old. one male, one female, ARC, I sot i. no experience necessary. Apply TV and STEREO rentals. $24/term. furnished. Ooae to campus. Call $100. 485-4169. 5-11-26 charge w chrome exhaust pipe. Must sell! wiring, phase work. Everything BACK STAGE RESTAURANT, term. Fireplaces, own room. $9.95 month. Free same day 351-9279.5-11-23 you need. Merchandise 484-0656. 5 11-28 Meridian Mall, between 2-5 p.m. 337-0347 5-11-28 SACRIFICE CAPUCHIN monkey,! delivery and sen/ice. Call NE JAC, guarantee WILCOX 1973 YAMAHA 650cc - 3,650 4-11-22 337-1300. c-11-30 THREE BEDROOM - newly SECONDHAND STORE, 509 Large Cage, $80. Call alter 51 p.m. 484-7242.2-11-21 miles. Excellent condition, decorated apartment, furnished. East Michigan Avenue, Lansing, WANTED: DIRECTOR of nursing TV RENTALS. Color $19.50 per East Lansing, near campus, $1,150. 351-5801, 7-11 485-4319. Christmas layaway. OLD 5-11-21 p.m. for a 43-bed, skilled nursing month. Black and white $9.50 351-9036, 8-5 p.m. 351 7764 Mastercharge, Bank Americards ENGLISH sheepdog puds. | home. Call 646-6258 5-11-27 AKC, shots, dewormed, Sattl per month. MARSHALL evenings and weekends. 5-11-21 TWO ROOMS available winter available. C-3-11-27 Creek, 1 964-0054.4 1121 TRIUMPH 1967 Bonne. Good MUSIC, 351-7830. C-1-11-21 term. Dishwasher, carpeting, CAMARO 1968. Babied, six condition $475. Call after noon. DISHWASHER, DAYS. Apply at 1 OR 2 GIRLS to sublease others. Snyder and Hagadorn. SONY TC-230 RECORDER. Over IF YOU'VE changed your si cylinder, snow tires. S850/best 339-2176. 1-11-21 FRANK'N STEIN Americana apartment. Winter or 332-8733. X3-11-21 Apartments 20 car cassette and 8-track tape remember motorcycles sell It# I ofter. After 5:30, 355-9868. RESTAURANT, 220 South winter/spring. 351-1770. 1-28 decks. Minolta SR-1 35mm with Want Ads. Dial 355 8255. ■ END OF SEASON SALE! All Howard, Lansing. 3-11-21 4-11-21 FEMALE NEEDED - own room in camera. Auto Rikenon BMWs, Yahamas, Triumphs and WOMAN: ONE block from house/winter. Close. $80. campus 70-230mm pentax mount zoom CHEVROLET 1968 station wagon WAITRESSES. HOSTESSES, EAST LANSING 332-2641.5-11-21 Rickmans, 1973 s and 1974's 1 vacancy in 3 girl apartment. - one bedroom, lens. General Electric half inch good shape, automatic, new busboys needed. 3 shifts unfurnished, - Completely furnished. Utilities immediate video recorder with Concord tires. Trade for VW car or bus, available, good pay, good occupancy. Call MALE GRADUATE student accessory sale. Leathers, parts and parking included. $80 evenings: monitor. LP's 254 and up. Tapes running or not running. and service. SHEP'S MOTOR working conditions. Lansing 349-9609 or 349-4842. 0-11-30 351-5058.4-11-21 wanted to share house/same. MARLETTE 12' *63'with 7'*2T ■ 99tf and up. Good selection of 393-4319. 2-11-26 SPORTS, INC. 2460 North Mall. Call 371-4774, between 10 $67 monthly. 482-7082. 3-11-26 electric and acoustic guitars, and expando in Windsor Estates. Air, | a.m.-4 p.m. 5-11-27 BEAUTIFUL NEW two bedroom washer and dryer, hu Cedar, Holt. Just south of 1-96 MARIGOLD other musical equipment. DODGE VAN 1968, Carpeted, SINGLES paneled, tape deck, rebuilt overpass. Phone 694-6621 J'S CHALET RESTAURANT APARTMENTS apartment. Close in on four acres. - MALE, walk to Portable TV's, typewriters, th ree bedrooms, furnished or unfurnished. LOU partially|I C-3-11-21 Dishwasher and central air. No campus. 334 Evergreen, engine. 882-8470. 5-11-21 interested in employing waiters, jewelry, sporting goods and 911 Marigold - Newly pets, no children. $195/month. .7-11-30 much of storage space, Call 4 8 9-6071 ■ more. We do guarantee HONDA, 1971 CB 350, raked, waitresses, busboys, cooks, part 882 3820 or 882 7410. 7-11-21 or 6464771.2-11-21 FIAT 1969 - time bartenders, dishwasher. carpeted, air conditioned, SINGLES AND doubles, completely repair on stereo components, - BODY needs some excellent driving condition, heat furnished, $195. Call help Motor great $400. $450. Phone 482-7050 1515 Center Street, Lansing. NEED ONE girl, winter term, furnished, shared kitchen and televisions and other electronic SHEFFIELD. 1973 - 14' «1 351-8545 or 337-7328 equipment. Master Charge and two bedroom, large rooms ril 484 3880. 3-11-21 X5-11-71 Call 484-9431, 8-5 p.m. Ask for spacious furnished 4-man. bath, utilities, parking. Close. Bank Americard accepted. We closets, pantry, Attractive Mr. Goff. 6-11-30 Located one block from campus. $75-$100. 332 5722.0-11-30 NEAR SAPRROW Hospital, 301 buy, sell and trade. DICKER 81 with shed and skirti FIAT - 124 1972. Metal - 351-0035. 5-11-26 damage, fully driveable. 22,800 ASSISTANT PROMOTION South Holmes. Ground level, 1 FURNISHED SINGLE. Utilities DEAL SECONDHAND STORE, Wilhamston 655-3432. 6-11-fll miles. 353-6879. 3-11-26 bedroom, fireplace, furnished, paid. $65/month. Available 1701 South Cedar, Lansing. DIRECTOR, PART TIME. Must GIRL NEEDED for Rivers Edge includes utilities. $145 487-3886. Open 9-9 Monday, CHATEAU TRAILER 8 * have sales personality and be December 1st. 351-0997. 351-7497.0-11-30 Apartment. Very close, FORD RANGER XLT, 1970. MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East willing to detail advertising and Winter-spring. 351-3592. 2-11-21 Wednesday and Friday. Other Winslow's Trailer Court. MullJ Camper cap, 4 new polyglass Kalamazoo Street since 1970. promotional programs for nights until 6 p.m. C-8-11-30 sell! Call 675-5120.51127 SUBLET FLAT, winter, spring. 5-11-26 tires, power steering. Must sell, Complete auto shopping center. Call Mr. painting and Pennsylvania Avenue. $85. After best offer. 353-5339 or collision Alexander, 351-8301. 3-11-27 MALE STUDENT needed for service. 485-0256. 5 p.m. 484-7242. 2-11-21 two 351-9422. 5-11-27 C-11-30 "731" man. Apartments, FIVE MEN needed to sell X-mas CAMPUS NEAR. Living room, winter/spring. 332-8005.5-11-21 332-1746. 5-11-27 CROSSWORD gifts. GREAT PROFITS! Choose bedroom, kitchen, bath. $120 your hours. Call 351-0896. plus utilities. 332-5374. 7-11-30 WANTED - WORKING girl to CAPITOL CLUB and women. rooms for TV, laundry, men PUZZLE 1-11-21 ACROSS share one bedroom, furnished restaurant and lounge. Free 23 Decoration GIRL FOR four man. apartment 1 Road sign 24. Black tea immediately! $65, S?®® QuDtBSft ^88812 CASHIER, SOME full and part stock work time. Call - $53.75/month. January to June. utilities paid. Call 8-5 p.m. night parking. 222 Seymour. 0-11 30 5. 10. Skeleton staff 27. Open hostility Summer option. 351-3624. Antidote 28. Fibbed 393-1560. 5-11-29 355-0090, after 5:30, 484-9817. theQarden £arthly[) eights 2-11-21 11. Apply unguent 29. Elks 3-11-21 For Sale 13. Upon 33. Building angle 14. Powwow 34. Podium 16. Japanese 35. Hur's son APPLES, SWEET Cider gift family crest 36 Black mark YOUR packages shipped by United Parcel. BLOSSOM ORCHARDS, Alfred Wardowski & Sons. 2 miles 17. Geometrical solid 18. Temper 38. Cheat 39. Freshen 40. Countertenor North of Leslie at 3589 Hull 19 Proportionately 41, Candle 3. Maine college I Road (Old U.S. 1271 Open 9-5. 21. French father 42. Numeral town P ATTENTION Closed Monday. 1-589-8251.0-11-30 Phone 22. Practice i 1 M suffix r 4- 15- r~ 4 Ginger 5 Bullfigt>te's SPEAKER CABINETS BUILT to 10 % " %1 if cape 6. Pineapple PLEASE! your specifications. Guaranteed workmanship. REASONABLE I ij % m % 16 7. Pittance 8 Creek 349-2728. B 1-11-21 9. Begrudged RENTAL TOWNHOUSES if 12. Earth * Convenient to MSU 19" SANYO color TV, like new, »v TK5 % 3T 15 Spool L Spanish how I and shopping ♦Air conditioning ALL STUDENT ADVERTISING great picture. $250. 351-5448. 3-11-27 51 % sr 17 20. Regretted P * Carpeted MUST BE PREPAID SNOW TIRES (2) E70-14. % %% an If A % TT 21 Persian faW 23 A,las w< I V/, % - * Full basements Whitewalls, like 24 Ran, as colors 1 new, $25. Call * Clubhouse and 339-8441. 1-11-21 ii 3b Si n 25. Fuel ship r play areas as % w K 26. Tin M 27. Garcon 7LU* ABBOTT ROAD Now taking applications All student advertising must be prepaid the last WATERBED FACTORY. Cusotm made waterbeds to your size. % % 29 Relinquish i 36 fl ifi two weeks of each term. 30 Silk nett'"* & LI QUI DYNE PRODUCTS, IO -G Mwn-(J«d 351-0460 - 1409 Hailett 31. Furious VA 59 $1 Road. Haslett. Ib®®£P88 ,0~9 Thws-*' Equal Housing Opportunity 345 STUDENT SERVICES 339-9607. 20-11-27 32. Pete' , 34 RamsP«J k I 10-6 IZ-5 Sat Sun 11 A.M.-6 P.M., MON.-FRI. ♦Family applications only 355-8255 100%SHEEPSKIN COATS women's, regularly $160, - man'7. % Ya Ml Ui 37. — Marie Sn* I 38 Obese now $95.332-6685.5-11-21 Michigan State News, East ^nsing, Michigan Wednesday, November 21, 1973 15 355-8256 STUDENT 365 82551 |i, i ** ' SEHyiCE DIRECTORY • EYES EXAMINED UNIQUE BUD'S • GLASSES FURNITURE. GIFTS, Si Auto Parts Inc. • CONTACT LENS OLD THINGS I or. Richard Hwm, Optometrist Co-Optical Services II1331 E. Grand River WILLIAMSTOWN EXCHANGE 109EQ. River, WILLIAMSTON Late Model Motors and P«rts a speciality. Sample 11 R ROOK FIELD PLAZA 393.4230 TUES.-SAT. 11*5 655-1534 Halfway between Holt and Mason on N. Cedar Michigan vehicle owners can " WASHDAY SAVINGS — 694£U)4^ buy license plates or tabs at 2Sc PCN LOAD DR. DM. DEAN THE BEST FOR LESS any branch office of the WE NO ROWS OPTOMETRIST secretary of state. The blue ECONOWASH VISION CARE and white tabs can also be SPECIAL TEXAS WASHER SOc CONTACT LENS purchased by mail. 7 3006 VINE ST. |m to 11 P. 1 Mil W. of Seers. SERVICES 10 ABBOTT RD. 332-6563 —I GREAT LAKE State News photo Union Building by John Russell Barber Shop IT'S TIME1] to VOLVO SERVICE STATE ADVERTISE Lansing's only shop Ph. 356-3350 YOUR specializing exclusively In Volvos 8-5:30 Mon.-Fri. Genuine Parts, too! 3Y APPOINTMENT OR WALK I HOLIDAY 1820 Del I Rd. 882-9108 . -&•> ' FECIALS! IMPORTED CAR SERVICES £ yllr ' ' COLD?! Judiciary committee refers bill Warm Up With A Comfy 675-7449 DOWN-FILLED JACKET! Great For Hunting, Sktng And All Winter Sports! II reen WHITE BIRCH STABLES 1935 S. Meridian Rd. 677-0071 on Saxbe's eligibility to Senate Home* |W Pi / IS WASHINGTON (API Without making a (AP) - th0 the over Spflfltp Senate tho the whether mnfrnuorcu controversy the QovKa'c Saxbe's nnminafinn held up nomination has been because the knr ntliAM 4-U~ when the general 1 salary of the attorney and other Chairman James O. 11954 PEERLESS - 8' * 48', ONE CHRISTMAS PORTRAITS FULL DAY OR HALF DAY CHILD recommendation, the Senate administration - proposed bill Constitution prohibits the Cabinet Eastland, D - Miss., said he is mile east of campus. $1,400. - members was increased from Cerds. It's fun to be CARE. Applications are now Judiciary Committee turned can remove Saxbe's appointment of a congressman satisfied that passage of the bill MOBILE HOME MANOR B-4 photographed by over to the Senate a bill $35,000 to $60,000 a year. would clear away the 351 3684. 5-11-27 LUKE being taken for full and half time consitutional disqualification during the term for which he PHOTOGRAPHY. winter enrollment at the MSAU intended to make Sen. William for the Cabinet post. was elected, to an office The administration has constitutional barrier to C-11-30 for B. Saxbe, R - Ohio, The bill is slated to be Saxbe's nomination. , |Q| Jl_\J | ACCESS CENTER * DAY CARE CENTER in Village for student, staff Spartan and appointment as eligible for attorney brought up in the Senate after which the salary has been increased during his time in submitted a bill to roll back the attorney general's pay to ft faculty families. 353-5154. general. it votes next $35,000 in an effort to He told a reporter that, if a for Tuesday on the office. 10-11-31 nomination of Rep. Gerald R. vote had been taken, he Saxbe, whose overcome Saxbe's ineligibility FIND SOMETHING | Human Reproduction Health | The effect of the unanimous term does not believed that a committee Ford, R Mich., to be vice expire until Jan. 3, 1975, for the post. | If you've found a pet or article of | offers ft SUEDE AND leather, cleaning and vote Tuesday was to refer to president. - was a majority would have supported help you return it. member of the Senate in 1969 I Just v* went to 'Abortion-Contraception Services " restoring. OKEMOS DRY The bill was approved by the it. come into the State News I* CLEANERS 349-0910 ■ Classified Department and tell us 1226 East Mlchlqan ft 0-1-1121 Senate Post Office and Civil Lin.in« Lansing 485-3271 " I you want to place and ad in EAST Service Committee last week Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D - W I LANSING STATE BANK'S found FREE. . . A lesson in complexion but then was referred to the Va., a committee member and I column. As a public service EAST care. Call 484-4519, East Senate Democratic whip, took 1 LANSING STATE BANK will run Judiciary Committee, all of the Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing whose members lead in arguing that the I the ad at no cost to youl are lawyers, to MNfil Mall. MERLE NORMAN constitutional ineligibility EAST LANSING HORSE RIDING lessons. pass on its constitutionality. COSMETIC STUDIOS. C-11-21 Western, clause is so clear - cut that no STATE BANK English, jumping and beginning dressage. Also However, with the legislation could waive it. C-11-30 boarding I available. committee divided and some of Call Thomas Ranch Applications for the 651-5478. 7-11-30 the members reportedly still Saxbe's nomination will not | FOUND: BLACK kitten. Very cute class to be admitted ;eds good home. Call trying to make up their minds, be submitted to the Senate 19-7218. C-3-11-21 1974 summer term to the professional ^Typing Service ^ Announcements for It's What's Happening India Club proudly The MSU Advertising Club the bill Senate was sent back to the without until the measure to cut attorney general's salary to the |FOUND: NEAR service garage must be received in the "Bandhe Haath," starring welcomes all interested students to recommendation. $35,000 is passed by Congress. tinted prescription program in the College State News office, 341 Student and Amitabh Bachan at 8 sunglasses in attend a meeting at 8 p.m. Sunday of Veterinary Medicine Services Bldg. by 1 p.m. at least Friday in 106B Wells Hall. case. Call Mike 332-8642. EXPERIENCED IBM TYPING - at the Pretzel Bell. Charles F. two class days before publication. C-3-11-21 is December 1, 1973. Pica - Elite. 1331 East No announcement will be Kleber of Grey Advertising in accepted Kalamazoo. 489-1058. 8-11-30 MSU Detroit will speak on the by phone. Any questions call 3551744. TYPING TERM papers and IBM electric typewriter, fast theses, hip will i Hall rifle range - organization and personnel of agencies and will trace the life of Cocktails will be group service. 349-1904. 21-11-30 welco J LOST: terrier BROWN, type. Please. 351-6803.2-11-21 white mutt Vicinity Hagadorn. - GULLIVER STATE DRUG East Grand - 1105 TYPING MANUSCRIPTS, theses, envelopes. Fast service, papers, The Lansing Occupational Therapy Assn. will hold its meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Ingham electrically-run Wtd/div River. 332-5171. reasonable. Call 393-1079 Medical Hospital Community Free Parking. Have a 3-11-26 Happy [REWARD FOR 9 month old Irish Thanksgiving! 0-3-11-21 Mental Health Center, 401 W. By REESA PESICK setter, female. Lost near Beach ANN BROWN . Any occupationa typing and multilith t her With recent gasoline shortages, an and Stoddard. the No collar. THE ALOHA offset printing. Complete service electricaUy - run van may be 351-3535. 3-11-21 one answer to our future's ills - and for dissertations, theses, just such a vehicle was COME SEE OUR Co@/U.UML manuscripts, general typing. IBM displayed Monday night on campus. |FOUND: BUXTON key holder in HAWAIIAN 24 years experience. 349-0850. Help free American political The Copper Electric Van Model No. 3, the first of its kind, was from of Baker Hall. 365-7516 254 Baker. C- 3-11-26 ffiCHRISTMAS TREE! C-11-30 prisoners in Sweden. Contact Barbara Cruder, 1574 Spartan developed a year ago by Antares Engineering Co. in Troy. Village. Though not on sale to the public yet, it quite likely will be COMPLETE THESES Service, mass produced sometime soon in the I FOUND: SET of Car and room 2S5 Ann 3B1-1911 Discount printing. IBM typing future, predicted Jim Buike, Dr. Bradley will discuss the 4634 S. Hagadorn Road, president of the MSU keys in Bessey Lavatory. Call ADD IMAGINATION to and binding of theses, resumes, Chapter of the livingl meeting held by the deans of the American Society of Mechanical 355-7354. C-3-11-26 Check the great rental publications. Across from Michigan Medical Colleges at 7:30 Engineers. The chapter is campus, corner M.A.C. and p.m. Tuesday in 326 Natural sponsoring the showing. apartments in today's Classified | FOUND: East Circle drive, glasses The electric van, excellent for Ads. Grand River, below Jones Science Bldg. city driving, has a maximum in brown and white tapestry Stationery Shop. Call Bridal Shops Bakeries speed of 50 m.p Ji. and cruises at 4 m.p.h. case. 355-8781. C-3-11-26 The Pre Professional Club It needs recharging after -ID COPYGRAPH SERVICES, being driven 94 miles. This can be - invites all interested students to 337-1666. c-11-30 done by plugging the vehicle into a household 110 I FOUND: CLASS ring. Blue stone, hear Medical College Admissions electrical 1972 - Men's intials DJ, QHS. Jacobson's DECORATED CAKES entering class statistics at 7:30 p.m. outlet for eight hours, Buike said. WENDY 10 (ten) months down THESES, RESUMES, typing and An WEDDING & GROOM Tuesday in 326 Natural Science The electric prototype, which looks similar to other 332 0196. C-3-11-27 outstanding selection vans, has only two more to go. No Aruba printing. Reasonable prices. Bldg. two seats with back space of gowns, from BIRTHDAY, ANNIVERSARY that can be used for cargo. just 745 Brucer. 1-11-21 COMMERCIAL printing, traditional GRADUATION | FOUND: TWO winter hats. Girl's 337-0712. C-11-30 to avante garde. Christmas Cheese Sale - Buike said the electric van has overwhelming advantages crochet/Shaw. Male's/Wrigley's Bridal Salon 676-4329 sponsored by the MSU Dairy Club. over JACK AND Muriel, Happy Each cake given special attention present - day vehicles. Frandor. 371-1678. C-3-11-27 SECOND LEVEL Four prepackaged selections Anniversary, Happy Turkey EXPERIENCED IBM typing. He said the van can be warmed available in 122 Anthony Hall, up immediately, there is no ■ LOST: Day!! Love Naomi. 1-11-21 Dissertations, (Pica-Elite). shipped anywhere in the U.S. chance of stalling and there is conservation of 'FRANKLY Speaking" FAYANN, 489-0358. C-11-30 Dorothy's Bridal Shop energy because the from M.S.U. If found please car does not idle when it is not Bridal moving. return immediately. 1-11-21 P.H.L. MY love for you will stay, forever and a day! Happy PROFESSIONAL IBM dissertation BRIDES-MOTHERS BRIDESMAIDS HOLIDAY FORMALS Registry The Goodman Mountain Friends was He also added it could last made of fiberglass. up to 15 years provided the body typing. MA English degree. Michael Lynch - pantomine at 8 LOST: GOLD wire frame Birthday and Happy —Custom made glasses MARTY NORTH, 351-3487 p.m. Thursday in Goodman He said the operational costs of the electric Saturday between University Anniversary. Love, Miss Fish. 1-11-21 C-11-30 -regular & hard to fit sizes 15972 Turner-Lansing Jacobson's Auditorium, 1 322 Whyte St., the cost of running a regular vehicle. van fall far below Village and / in Spartan Visit our complete shops Lansing. Call 372-6941 for appt. "Once the van is mass - produced, you'll come out far ahead Stadium. Call 355-5772. 3-11-27 PROFESSIONAL IBM for the home- WELCOME TO our circle Donna, typing Society for Creative once you compare maintenance and money spent for gas," he Betsy, Suz, Barb, Vicki, Jill (Pica-Elite). 11 years experience. BRIDES and take advantage Anachronism's Madrigals will meet said. |"LUCY" THANKS helped her find everyone who Joan, Cindy, Kathy. Love Chi. SANDI, 339-8934. C-11-30 For Over V* Century of our Bridal Registry Bridal Registry at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at Ellen's, Buike said Birmingham has purchased two of the electric her way home. 424 E. Michigan Ave. 1-11-21 Choose Lower Level Bring vehicles for testing. 1-11-21 There's a ready market for your Christmas carols. A general society The van was displayed for the first time TERRIFIC THANKSGIVING mobile home in the Want Ads. Lamberts meeting will be held at the same anywhere Monday u\ dinner Little Sisters! Sigma Nu Brothers. 1-11-21 Love, your To sell yours dial 355 - 8255. 311 South Washington Lansing IV5-9818 Jewelry location at 8 p.m. There will be no Society for Creative Anachronism dance class this week due to the night at the Engineering Building. TYPING WANTED: Phone MARY'S CAKE & BRIDAL holiday. 355-0857 evenings after 6 p.m. [PREGNANT? WE understand. Call K.D.'s, THANKS for fantastic Computer field Ten years experience. 2-11-21 ♦Dresses- Veils PREGNANCY Sunday show. We loved it. Betas. Recorder Con: Society . readymade or custom for Creative Ana COUNSELING. 372-1560. 1-11-21 •Flowers - fush or fiber •CaMs from 3-5 p.m. on Sunday in the C-11-30 s •invitations 4871 Saginaw Highway THE COMPLETE Music Building lobby. WEDDING SERVICE offers many jobs Grand Ledge Franklin E. Kameny, Ph.D., Orf&L WjOee '• DONT FORGET Blood comes only 6J7-2771 DIAMONDS: By author and longtime member of the Washington D.C. Mattachine insured from people. Professional donors ORANGE BLOSSOM GOLD FASHION Society, will speak at 7 p.m. bicycle compensated. MICHIGAN Bakeries GOLDMASTER Monday in 100 Engineering Bldg. His topic will be "Homosexuality in COMMUNITY BLOOD the Modern World." This talk is Computer science offers the single most promising job market storage EUROPE, $179, $205, flights New CENTER. 337-7183. Hours: WEDDING RINGS: By in the near future, Camille sponsored by Gay Liberation and Smith, career development specialist York, Frankfurt, Brussels. Anne Monday, Thursday, and Friday ART CARVED for the Counseling Center, reports. gay and nongay people are Munnich, 355-7846. 10-11-27 9-4:30 p.m.; Tuesday and ORANGE BLOSSOM In a series of brochures and specifically invited. There will be pamphlets. Smith analyzes the %d GOLD FASHION Wednesday 12-6:30 p.m. C-11-30 no admission charge. various job vacancies and average cbtuifcett 1 starting salaries for a number of GIFTS: For the , different occupations. There will be a reception at 8:30 WANTED TO BUY: Used office BRIDAL PARTY In computer science, 800,000 new p.m. Monday in the Union Green employes will be needed by desk approximately 30" x 60" OPEN THURSDAY Room for Franklin Kameny, 1975, according to the report. Earnings in the computer science \CJJ£ Call 355-2157 between 8 a.m. Lao FOR QUALITY service on stereo EVENINGS. following his talk. All people of the field vary from $8,000 per year for computer key - punch 332.4CHH and 5 p.m. 3-11-27 ££a. equipment, see the STEREO operators, »o $10,000 to $30,000 per year for component and p'1 GChristmas HLAND HILLS parties golf club SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. C-11-30 ATTENTION: ARTISTS and systems designers. - wedding craftsmen. Wanted, artistic items The criminal justice field is another field with a good job roceptlonsl Reserve a date nowl for exlusive Help put pressure the U.S. I retail art shoppe. on outlook. The average starting salary in the criminal 669-9873 mornings. 11-11-30 and Vietnamese justice field FUTURE CPA'S CHARLOTTE'S WEB in honor the peace agreement. governments to Adopt ranges from $9,000 up to $11,000 per year for jobs including [D0CTORAL CANDIDATE AND Learn Wow About the Williamston. Call Mrs. Keller daytime 655-1169, evenings GREATER LANSING CAKE BAKERS FOR S JCWCIRV and ART CINTCR jf O a jailed Vietnamese from 11:30 peace activist corrections officers, investigators, security consultants, probation officers, border patrol and criminalistics specialists. ,de»ir« w Doctor to rent and housealt 349-2295. 6-11-30 WEDDINGS, PARTIES, 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the International Center. on Sabbatical. Solid CPA Exam. GRADUATION, BIRTHDAYS, TELEPHONE 337-1314 Nursing also offers a good job outlook. Michigan has a shortage "■'•blB couple with local B«ck«r CPA Review Course GOING HOME? Make extra money SPECIAL OCCASIONS 319 E. Grand River Ave. The Student Advisory of nurses in rural areas and in nursing homes. Though Michigan r«'erences. Available starting East Lansing, Michigan 1 by bringing beck your old comic Seven locations to Committee of the Dept. of History nursing schools have increased their output of registered nurses in Mil! R#plv ~ Bo* 3"c> books, baseball cards and science East Lansing: serve you. In will present a film entitled recent years, there is a need for •higan State News. 6-11-30 DETROIT 313-864-1128 fictionl CURIOUS USED BOOK Jacobson's "Triumph of the Will," at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in 111 Olds Hall. programs within the state, Smith said. expansion of nursing education SHOP, 307 East Grand River, BROOKFIELO PLAZE 337-0832 BOARD EXAM TUTORING - ' Admission is 25 The prospects of employment in 332-0112(1-6 p.m.). 10-11-30 FRANDOR -351-5032 Precious Stones cents. psychology are better this l LAN TUTORING COURSES lUR SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS REPRESENT year, particularly in industry and in health care related " being formed Beautifully Set and There will agencies. for the coming To place your ad in the a follow up meeting Psychology majors with advanced degrees are in demand in most Bands for bride A Mcat. DAT Board exams. 1/4 OF USA STUDENT TO wash and automobiles. wax two WEDDING COLUMN: groom. concerning the Festival Women's Fall at 7 p.m. Sunday at the areas, but one almost has to have a doctorate degree to land a Pay negotiable. Kll2 ,l0n 0,11313-3540085 [courses BEGIN JUNE 1st., DEC. 1st. 351-8225 after 6 p.m. 5-11-26 Call Nancy -355-8255 Fine Jewelry STREET FLOOR Women's Center, 547 1/2 Grand professional - type position. Some trainee and para - positions are open to those with bachelor's degrees. professional 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday Nov, Trio asks world to say hello' mmj By GARY KORRECK "I work 30 hours a week and dont haw a lot of thought if it's worth doing, it's worth doing as well money, but I as you can - all," he said. "Some are organizing counter-days like Good-Bye Day and others a little more obscene. They're the ones who reaDy ftfiVi) State News Staff Writer a For undergraduates o Instruct need it." it got out of hand, but I wanted it to get out of hand," he said. o Hebrew The song goes something like "you say hello and 1 say One of the many letters McCormack has received at Hello Day McCormack hopes Hello Day will become an annual deoendfint Ulpan prior to acati, sturtv - • 'Ct * good-bye," but three Cambridge, Mass., residents are hoping for a International Headquarters is from a six - year • old girt from occurence «nd pointed to the selection of the 21st day of the . little better reaction because today is International Hello Day and Winnepeg, Ontario, who said "The world would be a better place month to observe it as symbolic. a Tours, seminars and extra cw - ■ - 5 they've invited the world to it if there was more friendliness in places like New York, Los "Twenty-one is the age of maturity; it's the time people should ONE YEAR PROGRAM SPRING SEMESTER Michael McCormack, a Harvard University senior, and two of ail grow up and be nice to each other. That's whatit's all about." American Friends of the Israel P- .- .~_ Angeles and Winnepeg." Tel Aviv University . his friends. Maureen McCabe and Judy Driess, spent the past two People are organizing their own campaigns to promote the day, Schmaltzy or not, McCormack has a point. After all, a hello 342 Madison Avenue "I weeks mailing some 1,260 announcements in six languages to from a stranger can't be any worse than the "greetings" people NewYc" v as weB, McCormack said. New York. New YorV 10017 every country on earth. get from their governments. The idea is that everyone will greet 10 people they have never "One thing that's sad is that a tot of people are offended by it (212) MU 7-5651 spoken to before; a deed McCormack and friends say will celebrate the fact that people can communicate and the hope that afl people can be friends. M W3 JKUJiii Letters were sent to publications and broadcasting companies around the world as well as to kin$, queens, presidents and to every country's mission to the UN. McCormack estimated the word has been spread to over six million people and as far as Denmark, Belgium, Australia and th>.' Bahamas. Hello Day was featured in a two-minute spot on French - Canadian television and a Canadian radio network plans an interview with McCormack. "It (Hello Day) was one of those crazy ideas that began by reading the New York Times one morning," McCormack said. "It was right after Nixon had put the country on national defense alert and I was out jogging and thought, 'what other ways are there to bring people together?' " McCormack referred to poet Robert Frost who said: "There are still ideas we haven't tried yet," and he got together with friends and began firing off letters. He paid for postage out of his own pocket and was forced to make a decision after expenses went past the $200 mark, his original investment.