ISurlrar [toner plants A full page of pro and con opinion plus explanation on nuclear power plants is presented on page 8 today. Volume 66 Number 80 Tuesday. January 8, 1974 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 Lansing site chosen for railroad station By LINDA SANDEL option for George and Clarence Prince, Diamond Reo, for a minimal cost of $195, State News Staff Writer who own the property. but is not certain that the deal can be Lansing Councilman Terry McKane said completed. When the new Amtrak passenger trains that he switched his sentiments from the "We have no idea what we will face as begin chugging through the Lansing area in Trowbridge to the South Washington site far as ridership," McKane said. "We will March, passengers will probably load and after differences in cost became apparent. start temporarily with the Depot unload at the Depot Restaurant at 1203 S. "Originally, I was leaning toward the Restaurant, and if the ridership response is Washington Ave. in Lansing. Trowbridge site until the owner of the large, we'll be ready at any time to start After weeks of discussion clouded with Depot restaurant told us we could use his negotiations for a Trowbridge depot site." some confusing disagreements, local place on a cost - free basis." McKane said. Hollister agreed that the committee officials from Lansing, East Lansing and "Now we have to try and get the owner's would be ready to move ahead with the Ingham County opted, grudgingly and vocal statements on paper." Trowbridge site should the ridership ~ U-J tentatively, to use the restaurant as an Amtrak depot for a new passenger train running from Port Huron through Lansing Vincent Malcangi, owner of the restaurant, has stated that he would like to have his restaurant used as a depot station response Should be large. the Trowbridge property Vt' u to Chicago. Originally, officials had hoped to and would be willing to provide personnel and security arrangements to make it eventually become necessary, the local governments involved would face a steep starting cost ranging upward from construct a new train station for the 18 feasible. $50,000, McKane said. month demonstration passenger service The three members of the Amtrak East Lansing senior City Planner Ralph along the railroad tracks on a 4,000 • committee, McKane, Griffiths and Ingham Stonebraker said that the purchase of a square - foot lot by Trowbridge Road, just County Commissioner Dave Hollister all mobile, modular type depot station for west of Harrison Road and east of 1-496. seem to doubt that parking at the the Trowbridge site would cost just under Proposed They had supported the site because of its central location and because both the restaurant will be sufficient to support train traffic. the $15,000. Alternatively, Stonebraker said that the Grand Trunk and Chesapeake and Ohio The committee hopes to arrange the station could be leased for three years depot. The Amtrak service is scheduled to begin in at This proposed site for an Amtrak depot off rail lines intersect in that area. lease of an 85 - space parking lot from $9,776 or for six years, with eventual Trowbridge Road will probably be leased for four March with a run from Port Huron, through Pressure to use the Depot Restaurant Grand Trunk, which is now leased to ownership for $16,955. months while railroad officials test the Depot Lansing, to Chicago. instead of a Trowbridge site because of Restaurant in Lansing as their first choice for the State News photo by Dale Atkins cost considerations eventually led the Capitol Amtrak Area Council of Governments committee to tentatively Yen devaluation DER TAX RELIEF PLAN recommend that local municipalities should make arrangements for the train to disembark at the restaurant. The committee, however, did not make a firm commitment to the Lansing site. to Japan's Renters may get rebate Instead, it decided last week to recommend that the restaurant which i rom wire services Japan had kept the yen from sinking sooner. would be open seven days per week to TOKYO (AP) - The Japanese In the seven business days here since the serve passengers be used experimentally, Persian Gulf states announced Dec. 23 economy, already buffeted by the Arab oil By MELISSA PAYTON the state will not automatically give it to last year was $2,500 and paid rent of $75 all the while believing that it will probabiy squeeze, got another shock Monday: a that they were doubling the price of crude State News Staff Writer you. Applications are being accepted now a month for nine months or $675 for the prove inadequate. devaluation of the yen by 6.7 per cent oil, the Bank of Japan had been forced to through the end of June, with rebate year would get a rebate of $16.35, which East Lansing City Councilman George against the dollar. sell more than $1.1 billion from Japan's Want a extra couple dollars for an checks following about six to eight weeks is 60 per cent of the difference between Griffiths, who has been serving as Though the development means lower official foreign reserves to hold the yen at ":ng's entertainment or a meal? Or after the time of application. $2,500 times .035 and $675 times .17. chairman of the Amtrak committee, said prices and better sales prospects for 280 to the dollar. Id you simply like to make sure that The necessary Ml — 1040CR forms are The tax relief measure will not benefit that if the restaurant site should prove Japanese goods overseas at a time of On Friday, in thr heaviest day's trading state is giving you back the money you available at post offices and banks. students who pay average rents and have a unworkable, officials would them economic worry, businessmen were since the eve of the yen's first upward entitled to under the new tax rislief Students who are state taxpayers high income. A student with a high reconsider the Trowbridge area. will get the forms with their regular MI - To safeguard the availability unenthusiastic. They were more concerned revaluation in August 1971. the bank had standard of living who paid $900 a year of the about the other effect of the devaluation to sell over $460 million to meet the huge If you qualify, all you have to do is 1040 form, mailing the forms together for rent and yet went through $5,000 in Trowbridge property, the committee higher prices for foreign materials. of buying. — raw wave "d a few hours grappling with the when they are completed. 1973 will not get a rebate. decided to seek a four month leasing The devaluation also means higher The bank stopped intervening Monday, higan Homestead Property Tax Credit A large number of students will prices for imported manufactured goods, and supply and demand forces quickly- n,also known as Ml - 1040CR. probably qualify for the rebate, but many unwelcome news in a nation where the The tax claim is part dropped the yen — floating since February of Gov. Milliken's may balk at the mathematical gymnastics cost of living climbed bv 17 per cent in — to 299.50 to the dollar. Officials hope serty talc relief program, passed in May required to figure a rebate, which will 1973. to hold the rate at 300 to the dollar. the legislature and in effect since last often amount to only a few dollars. The drop in value of the yen sent the "We thought we could no longer ;day. It will give property owners and First, it is necessary to compute all value of the dollar up in Europe, dealers in maintain the rate of 280 in these new "ters a tax rebate depending on the income for 1973. For this purpose income European financial centers reported. They circumstances," Bank of Japan spokesman tionship between the property tax or includes taxable income as well as social added that Shiro Yokota said of Japan's sharply t paid and the amount of income a weakening of the yen also security benefits, scholarships, child might mean a weakening of major higher oil bill. Japan depends on overseas "ived in 1973. support payments and other benefits. European currencies. sources for 9'9 per cent of its oil. For most students who are renters, the For students whose parents are at least bite they are entitled to will be The yen devaluation had been Japan's balance of payments had been partially putting them through school, the considered almost inevitable by many running substantial deficits since March, where between 50 cents and $15; the amount they receive from their parents is ater the amount of rent Japanese businessmen over the past few long before the energy crisis. After a long paid compared considered if it is over $300 and only the weeks as Japan began to feel the impact of period of surpluses which irritated trading income received, the greater the rebate, portion over $300 is figured as income. the oil shortage and the oil price hikes. partners, Japan sought balance by qualify, one must be a Michigan Then figure 1973 property taxes — sident, but not necessarily a state Only costly intervention by the Bank of encouraging imports. renters, who do not pay property taxes j>ayer. ucted Taxpayers will have their rebate from the amount of state tax directly figure 17 per cent of their annual City commission to study rent as property tax. owe this year while nontaxpayers will Multiply the total income figured earlier » their rebate in the form of a mailed by 3.5 per cent (.035). Subtract that amount from your property tax (or 17 per Only nets off - campus renters or property qualify; students who live in cent of your annual rent). If your 1973 property tax or equivalent modified plan tor bridge :j e halls do not get a rebate because is greater than 3.5 per cent of your total "~nce halls are not subject to local income you are entitled to 60 per cent By CHRIS DANIELSON been removed under the original proposal. p*rty taxes. "is (.60) of the difference. State News Staff Writer The study notes that 63 trees — necessary to apply for the rebate - For example, a student whose income including 17 which are dead or substantially diseased — still would be lost Though it would be hard to turn a between the bridge and University Village, shovel now in the frozen ground as road most of which are on the south side of the irline removal, the crews concentrate on snow flights road. fate of the controversial $700,000 Kalamazoo Street road construction Twenty-four of the healthy trees are more than 10 inches in diameter. project could be decided in the next few The weeks. study did not determine how many H stockpiles a Heavily criticized plans for rechanneling segment of the Red Cedar River have been deleted from a modified preliminary trees west of the river and on the banks of the river would be lost. Robert Owen, associate city planner, said Monday. Owen said a 450 • foot section of the proposal — completed by the Ingham associated press American Petroleum Institute, was asking east river bank averaging 35 to 40 feet in County Road Commission in late width would be "stepped" (graded lower oil companies to submit production and December. A new bridge to be constructed •mi*les y fewer commercia| planes in stockpile information directly to the and squared off to allow greater water Monday as flight cutbacks due to over the existing waterway would be half federal agency. He said the data should passage when the river is high) under the L«!!r«y crisis went into effect. as high as originally proposed. new proposal. begin arriving in about one week. The new proposal will be considered by llt..le\the PentaB°n announced that Defense Dept. spokesman Jerry W. Part of the west bank also would be ? fuel allocations had been the East Lansing Planning Commission at Friedheim said the Pentagon had asked for stepped, he noted. This operation would "fa and said Air National Guard and its meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the prevent the river from backing up as far as and received from the Federal Energy uf Gaining flights halted Dec. 22 city council chambers. it currently does, occasionally inundating Office a daily allocation of 637,000 ItJd be resumed. barrels of oil, an increase of about 2 per The city's Environmental Quality and Aesthetics Task Force and the traffic the Red Cedar Golf Course «dera|0tll|T maj°r development, the cent over the last three months of 1973. commission both rejected the initial The existing folld plain would not be "kino >r8y Office said it was The new allocation will last through the eliminated, he added. the nil rutP°rs of petroleum stockpiling county proposal in November. The river flows through the Red Cedar first quarter of 1974, Friedheim said. The modified plans also will be slry and ^ue' hoarding by Natural Area, which is used extensively by encv S'ailr<*ds and trucking firms. The commercial airline cutbacks were presented to the University Building. natural science students and faculty. JncL°frficials said ^ere was no the result of reductions in fuel allocations. Lands and Planning Committee at 10:15 a.m. Wednesday in the fourth floor board Though the proposed roadgrade would "We (, ' to substantiate the rumors. Originally, the government announced of the Administration Building. be lower than that originally planned, it !~te m6 not st'cn My evidence to that scheduled airliners would be reduced room Committee chairwoman Anne Garrison would still fill a dip in the road just east of GewMrentllan normal stockpiling," to 85 per cent of their 1972 fuel the river which accounts for annual flood •w ul ii- said Monday tjie proposal will be discussed arsky< an aide to FEO allocation and had to cut back by Jan. 7. before a decision is made on what action closings of Kalamazoo Street, Owen said. en„ ' am E- Simon, the nation's Recently, however, the Federal Energy However, the new bridge is designed to X adviser. Parsky said stocks of Office upped that figure to 95 per cent. to take on it Wednesday — if any. Under the current preliminary plans, a handle a 10 — year flood stage, instead of aus<> ,may "PP^r larger than normal The Air the 100 — year flood capacity intended to Transport Assn. said that about "«dth^nUSUa,ly « meir use. . warm we«ther has 1,500 daily departures — slightly more Early dar 2,000 - foot segment of Kalamazoo Street between the entrance to University Village begin with. than 10 per cent of the total — have been and Clippert Street still would be w idened Robert Schaeffer, chief engineer of the been' aR.ency °fncial said telegrams canceled since the energy crisis began. An MSU students attended night classes Monday morning. This from two to four lanes, and the existing county road commission, said the "tine firm l° railroads and major Associated Press spot check showed about 'invent r,,«a Bobby Baker proposal weighed Wednesday, September 23, 24, 25. Resident Assistants seeking reappointment in 1974 must submit applications. Reappointed staff members will receive Bobby Baker's trial $700 salary for the summer program and $125 for the Fall Term program in addition to other terms of resumes today as government and employment stated above. remuneration prosecutors consider an undisclosed settlement Noon - 2 a.m. Sunday proposed by Baker's lawyers Monday in return for FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ANDTO OBTAIN APPLICATION: ATTEND MEETING ON MONDAY JANUARY dropping tederal action against the former Senate aide 14 AT 6:30 P.M. IN CLASSROOM 108 - B WELLS HALL. IF UNABLE TO 1227 E. Grand River ot Lyndon B. Johnson. The ATTEND MEETING APPLICATIONS government is attempting to WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE OF ORIENTATION PROGRAMS BEGINNING 8:00 A.M. TUESDAY (site of the old Varsity) recover SI00,000 it claims JANUARY 15 IN 250 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING. APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED Plenty of free Baker took for influence- AFTER 5*00 peddling while secretary to the Senate's Democratic P.M., FRIDAY, JANUARY 18. parking in the rear. majority. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 8, 1974 3 sjtepelection Middle E^t talks grows dou resume ASSOCIATED I'KESS in Geneva commander. ArHte Bobby Crim will bow out of the Democratic race In a report to New York, the UN force fr Michigan governor before the campaign officially gets of Egyptian and Israeli officers had troop withdrawal talks in Geneva Monday, a new round described the Egyptian and Israeli positions as "unstable." un£tr ^Hpriarture of the influential state representative from marked by a midsession break for consultations Jl D,v would set the stage for a two - man Democratic with home. Similar efforts by the UN force to get - between 1970 gubernatorial candidate Sander Press reports preceding the discussions had Egyptian units on the east bank of the Suez rTid former Detroit Mayor Jerome S. Cavanagh. said the Israelis were prepared to enter into Canal near Qantara to pull back after an advance Mme supporters of Crim said they did not know whether detailed talks on proposals for a Jan. 1 pullback 18 were unsuccessful. \as decided against running, but conceded there were miles from the Suez Canal based on Defense he,that could bring him to this conclusion. Crim, the Minister Moshe Dayan's talks in Washington last Stajduhar said there were 17 violations of the SnTse majority floor leader, said he would announce his week. cease fire on Saturday eight by Egypt, two by Lkion in a few weeks. But Israeli officials in Tel Aviv discounted Israel, two unidentified and the rest exchanges of The Crim backers said the 42 - year - old lawmaker was those reports, saying the Israeli envoys had no fire. worr d a5out the health of his wife, a lack of financial . new instructions and were still Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban said in an unprepared to go t thus far and the ultimate result of an expensive, into detail. interview with the New York Post that for the first time Golda Meir's government will have to When You're Looking divisivp primary - certain victory for Gov. Milliken next Neither delegation in Geneva broke the strict secrecy that has marked the two weeks of off and make "concrete, arithmetical decisions about strategists would like to see a primary with only one didate so that more campaign money would be available on negotiations between Maj. Gen. Mordechai Gur and Col. Dov Sion for Israel, and Brig. Gen. borders" with Egypt, Syria and Jordan. These basic decisions will have to come as For The Best Place To general election, but this is highly unlikely. Though Taha el - MagdooL and Col. Ahmed Fouad soon as Israel reaches agreement with Egypt on therhave officially announced their candidacy, both Levin Howaidi for Egypt. withdrawal along the tense Suez front, he added. Cavanagh are known to want the nomination badly. The United Nations Emergency Force Underlining his urgency on the withdrawal Buy Your Books C-— —' reported in Cairo, meanwhile, it had negotiated talks was a report from the Israeli military an Egyptian withdrawal from a 220 • yard command that two Israeli soldiers were wounded advance near Adabiya on the western shore of in clashes with Egyptians in the canal's central the Gulf of Suez. sector. [Commissioners plan UN spokesman Rudolf Stajduhar said Fighting also flared in the Golan Heights the Egyptians had made the advance Saturday night, when, the Israeli command said, Syrians opened and withdrew later in the evening after the local mortar fire on Israeli positions. No injuries were Egyptian commander contacted by re-elect chairman was UN a reported in the Golan clash. to I re In a . break with tradition, David Hollister, D - Lansing, will be elected chairman of the Ingham County Board of Commissioners tonight. In previous years. Republicans, who Gas stations drop i controlled the board from the mid - 1800s until 1972, rotated the I chairmanship. I I New committee chairmen and members will also be appointed at the first board meeting of 1974. In other action, the commissioners will be asked to: I Endorse legislation pending in the Michigan House of bonus gifts, I Representatives to ban the sale of nonreturnable beverage I containers. By LYNDA ECKERT said Bill Shelby, manager of trend. I State News Staff Writer •the Arco Point Service, 1542 • Approve a contract with Charles Casagranda to supervise and I maintain the county fairgrounds (Casagranda was criticized for Customers used to build up W. Grand River Ave. Shelby Nationwide, dealers are I his handling of the fairgrounds, which he had previously leased to great collections of glassware, said the last promotion was in saying the giveaways are not Don't Forget About The I a group of subleasees who raised harness horse; and get free toys for the kids, July and August. profitable anymore. They say were evicted I along with Casagranda in October). cartons of soda pop and free they can sell all the gas they "Dealers just do not have can get and cannot afford the • Approve Model Cities health and dental contracts. car washes, all because they • enough gas to service the needs free gifts because of rising Accept a bid from Sidwell Co. for aerial tax mapping in the frequented a gas station that I county. ran promotions. of their customers," Shipley wholesale costs and limited said. "Running retail prices. I Tonight's meeting is scheduled to begin at 7:30 at the Mason promotions I courthouse. The energy crisis has ended would be contrary to the those days forever. existing situation." Stations have all the ICounty sheriff Bill Hill's Standard Service, customers they can service, and then some, in a seller's market. E. 1226 Michigan Ave., discontinued giving Green "It is understandable that I national VFW when you have limited amounts of gas to sell, you will not Stamps because of Phase IV and the energy crisis. Hill said. Trading stamp companies run p omotions," said reported the gasoline shortage The Ingham County sheriff Kenneth Preadmore Charles Shipley, executive will was hurting their business. land the late FBI director J. receive the VFW's J. director of the Service Station Edgar Shipley said the dropping of ■ Edgar Hoover have something Hoover Award at Dealers Assn. of Michigan on tonight's promotions is a nationwide ■ in common, according to the Monday. meeting of the Ingham County Inational Veterans of Foreign Board of Commissioners. Major oil companies used to (Wars (VFW). encourage bonus gifts and The award is presented each trading stamps, but the I PASSPORT, year to the man the VFW practice dwindled during the II PHOTOS |90 considers the outstanding law enforcement and has almost faded officer of the OHl-m StRVKE BPS studio 35M477 year. "Shell Oil Co. has not had a Across From Olin. Ma McCa promotion in the Grand Rapids district, which includes East commander of the Michigan VFW will make the Lansing, in the last year," said Don Lawther, manager of moosuski meeting presentation. 7 30 PM Coral Gables Brookfield Grand River Ave. Shell, 1831 E. Shop until 8 PM Tues. & Wed. TUESDAY, JAN. 8 Preadmore's name was Atlantic Richfield Co. has submitted by VFW Post 7309 cut back on promotions in Mason. becuase of the energy shortage. undergraduate STUDENTS . . . 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'OK, SO I'M CLOSER TO THE PEOPLE—THAT DOESN'T MEAN I HAVE TO LIKE IT!! badly needed mass transit. ski train to northern Michigan. To use the Depot restaurant, it Selection of the new depot at The Trowbridge site, close to would be necessary to rent a lot COMMENTARY Trowbridge Road rather than at the 1-496, is easily accessible to traffic, from Diamond Reo Corp. to Commercial old Grand Trunk depot on South and the East Lansing bus line runs accommodate train customers. The Washington in Lansing would directly to the area. The site is a restaurant already has a limited provide areawide service and leave convenient location for students, number of parking spaces, and the room for expansion. who will likely comprise a large commuter and restaurant clientel The Trowbridge location would be centrally located for train riders from Lansing, East Lansing and majority of the train customers. After discussion, several the months of Capitol Area would space. Since overcrowd a new any lot would have to be available heading in d Council of Governments Amtrak of airport coffee, "I can get to the paying customers are getting impatient." outlying areas such as Holt and paved if the Trowbridge site is By RUSSELL BAKER Finally the President was able to Committee, Daughters' Banquet while they're finishing Mason. The South Washington composed of selected, adequate parking space New York Times dessert." borrow the fare money from the White I depot would be much more representatives from Lansing, East would be readily available. President Nixon's celebrated Subsequently, the flight turned out to House correspondents, who stated that I difficult for many people to reach. Lansing and the Michigan Dept. of Selection of the Trowbridge site commercial airline flight to California was be oversold, so there was no seat for the they thought it better to manipulate the I State Highways, is still undecided as news than spend the night And Trowbridge offers room for for the depot offers an areawide a small step in a dubious direction. President when he reached the plane. In a sleeping c to whether it would be better to Eventually, a day may come when a White burst of obvious anger he asked the railroad station benches. expansion. Unlike the developed service, while the old depot appears downtown area, the Trowbridge build a new depot at a Trowbridge House correspondent's story will read like stewardess if she knew she was dealing Talking with newsmen on his way back I only for the good of Lansing. this: with the President of the United States. to Washington, the President expressed I area has space to develop. The site site near Harrison Road in East Last week, Lansing City Council It Was Another One of Those Days For "Just because you are the President concern about how long he could continue I is also located on two railways, the Lansing, or use the old depot, now voted in favor of the - Depot President Nixon. gives you no right to lose your temper to do his job if he keeps on living a Grand Trunk and the Chesapeake a restaurant, in Lansing. restaurant site over the Trowbridge "Bringing the Presidency back to the with me," she replied. people do. This morning, he said, the bus I and Ohio, unlike the downtown site While the restaurant owner has site. The reasoning was that since people may be great for my image, but it The President appeared angry enough to to the White House had been 45 minutes | sure makes it hard to get any work done," continue the argument, but he was late, and so crowded that he had had tc which has only a single connection made a laudable promise of "free" the project is an 18 - month pilot he told newsmen tonight as he browsed at stand all the way. use of his eatery as a prevented from doing so by federal with the Grand Trunk line. depot (with program and the Depot was less the paperback bookstand at the marshals, who forcibly removed him from As a result he had had no chance tc The additional C&O line no mention of food prices there), a Philadelphia Airport. read Professor Kissinger's latest plan for I expensive in the short run than the the plane and might have detained him for The President was looking for an questioning had he not apologized world peace on the bus. It had poured n Trowbridge site, the Depot was Agatha Christie or an Erie Stanley Gardner profusely for creating a scene. just as he got off the bus, so he was soaked I preferable. to help him kill an unanticipated three - "All right, Mr. President," one of the during the three - block walk to the White I It appears council's concern was hour delay in his flight to Providence, marshals told him, "We're not going to House and had to spend the morning I for short drying his suit on the radiator which. I Car pool range costs. But the where he was scheduled to speak tonight make anything of it this time, but - to benefits and benefits to be derived from a depot possible future to the Annual Banquet of the Daughters of The Sons of Bohemia. He had left Washington on a hereafter you'd better watch how you behave around After airplanes." phoning his regrets to the naturally, made it impossible for him to I meet with the people in his office. cabinet or even tc located at Trowbridge far outweigh commercial flight to Providence with one Daughters of The Sons of Bohemia, the At lunch he had tried to outline his I initial cost of the project. Providence speech for tonight, but the I stop scheduled at Philadelphia. There, as President took an airport limousine into Reader response to the offer of a to hog a car and gas by yourself Using the Depot restaurant site the plane touched down on the runway waitress told him he would have to clear I Philadelphia. His cashmere overcoat free classified car pool ad so far has when it is more economical to drive as a trial site for the 18 - month the pilot announced that the rest of the sustained a substantial burn when a fellow out if he was through eating because other I been encouraging. Commuters from or ride in a car pool. pilot flight had been cancelled. limousine passenger dropped his cigaret in people were waiting their turn al program will not be an far as Grand Rapids and Howell At the airline counter where the the President's lap. as Drivers interested in forming or accurate test of the potential of a President sought an explanation for the At Philadelphia's 30th Street Station A 3 p.m. conference on the econ have offered their services in jomfftg pool can fill out a a car Trowbridge site. sudden cancellation, he was told only that where he hoped to catch a late train back had to be cancelled since the President had I attempting to conserve gasoline and coupon appearing in the Monday, The belief that the fastest and there had been "an equipment problem." fight the energy shortage. to Washington, the President discovered to be at the airport at 5 p.m. and knew [ Wednesday and Friday editions of cheapest way is the best has "But I have to be in Providence in three that he had only $1.95 in cash and would that you can never catch a cab < hours to deliver a speech," the President have to write a check for the train fare. Pennsylvania Avenue once the rush hour the State News. defeated mass transit in many said. | When the ticket agent asked to see some begins. Students, faculty and staff who The car pool coupon should be forms in the past few years. It is "That's life, buddy," said the airline identification, President Nixon produced After the President left the train in drive to the University should take brought in or mailed to: Car Pool time local governments made firm clerk. his White House pass, Washington tonight, he had a 45 • minute I advantage of these free classified Classifieds, 347 Student Services commitments to mass transit, and After shopping from counter to "Don't you have a driver's license?" wait for a bus to his modest row house in ads, offered as a public service by Building. Sorry, but no phone calls not try to "test" it with inadequate counter, the President finally found an asked the ticket agent. When the President the Glover Park District of Washington, lie I the State News. It makes little sense can or will be accepted. and short airline with a flight leaving for Providence said he seemed to have misplaced his hopes his car pool driver, if-he happens to - sighted solutions. three hours later. read this story, will pick him up at his "With luck," he said over his fifth cup driver's license, the agent said, "A likely house in the | story, Mr. President. Step aside now. The morning. COMMENTARY America loses rare diplomat] with passing of Chip Bohlen By WILLIAM SAFIRE politically adroit than Thompson, his crisp New York Times wit, penetrating shrewdness, liguistic talent and gift for analysis carved out for him a special niche among American PARIS — The United States has rarely public servants. had the diplomatic service it deserves, These assets applied to his career as a Despite the fact that Bohlen was; thanks to a tradition of political payoffs Soviet expert but also in the Philippines golfing companion of Eisenhower, the President did | not stand up for usually reserving key embassies for party and France, where at difficult times he contributors whose heads are often as fat was an unusually successful envoy. vigorously when Secretary of State Dulles. I as their wallets. Chip Bohlen, who died Bohlen's personality, marked by a mixture frightened by McCarthyist criticism of I New Year's Day, was a of gusto, energy and a broad Bohlen's role at Yalta and also irritated by I glowing exception range of Bohlen's whiplash tongue, exiled him from to that rule. interests, made him a popular figure I Soviet affairs to the Philippines. A member of the remarkable group of wherever he went. young men who, in the 1920s, decided to devote their lives to the study of Russia His career was given great impetus when When President Kennedy was elected, | rumors soom circulated that Bohlen v 'I GOTTA LAY OFF THIS STUFF — I CAN SEE TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE AT THE WINDOW and Russian and to the needs of their own President Roosevelt used him as his WAITING TO BUY TRAIN TICKETS!' government — a group including George coming to Paris as ambassador. It was f interpreter during wartime conferences that General De Gaulle remarked sourly: J Kennan and the late Llewellyn Thompson. with Stalin. Later he was appointed State Less literary than Kennan and less Dept. counselor and subsequently sent to "Well, if it has to be an American, he >s the most suitable man." But ftohlei | Moscow as ambassador in 1953 where he CHRIS DANIELSON quickly discerned the trend toward de not sent here until 1962. Despite! considerable tension in U.S. • French I - Stalinization. relations during his eventual embassy, he I \F | saw De Gaulle more often than any Energy shortage double-think Even before Khrushchev took power, Bohlen was calling his predecessor foreign envoy. "Warren G. Malenkov" because of his movement "back to normalcy." Bohlen concluded, even if the Russians Yet, Bohlen wound up his career as Deputy I »» vswc van believe hundreds of letters to is a cold puppy, no doubt. to declare war on energy. however. Telephone linepeople would pass Under Secretary of State for Political I the editors of the nation's newspapers and Officials claim a short supply of Instead of engaging in diversive double - their time removing the millions of were trying to change over from Stalinism, Affairs, highest job available to members I several recent public opinion polls, a large they were stuck with the basic essentials of the career service. To his glee lie was I gasoline helped to keep the Christmas think — scrambling, begging and crying for unsightly poles and wires that blight the of Stalin's section of the American populace doubts policy. Acting Secretary for one day. When he I weekend national highway death toll 100 fuel while saying we are really better off face of the nation, railroad personnel the existence of a real energy shortage. lower than expected. without it - Americans could stamp out would tear up the tracks and bus drivers He always felt Russia was a land of retired, he spent much time quail I Deep down, they believe the current Columnists, and even advertisers, are energy use if that's what we really want. would turn their shooting, golfing and producing an I crisis vehicles into many secrets but few mysteries. He wittily excellent volume of memoirs. He often I is artificial, fostered by oil Sacrifice would become a way of life, beginning to say that more, bigger and neighborhood one room assessed the Russian view of companies for their own private gains and faster are not necessarily better, and that and our finite fossil fuels would get a • schoolhouses. accordingly: "A democratic democracy looked back on his profoundly interesting f intensified through government bungling. it is time to government is diplomatic life. change our life style. much - needed respite from the current one with at least 20 per cent Communists These little yellow schoolhouses could Charges and countercharges abound. But the great benefits that we will inexorable transformation into pollutants in its composition; a also serve as community centers, replacing progressive Independent oil dealers claim they are as shortage became outmoded term. David K. E. Bruce, now head of the I apparently reap from the fuel shortage will an television, theaters and professional sports. democratic government is one with at least being driven out of business, airline flights not be forthcoming if the energy crisis The first big step to be taken is passage 4 0 per cent U.S. Liaison Mission in Peking and a man ff are cut and pilots laid off despite Communists; a people's of of a law requiring everyone to have a democratic government is a Communist unrivaled experience in statecraft-1 apparently adequate fuel supplies and the develops a credibility gap. There would be work for activists too, President Nixon, for instance, might be minimum of 12 hours sleep per day. This considered Bohlen the ablest civil servan I inflation spiral steepens. rule should cut waking hours — hence, such as blowing up dams — cutting down dictatorship." he knew. Bohlen was also astonishing I left in the lurch if he continues to play on the of At the same time, use hydroelectricity — shooting many government officials and opinion leaders tell us the both sides against the middle, saying on energy usage - by 25 per cent, and will be out streetlights and breaking up the Alaska Nevertheless, he had great respect and modest about his exceptional capacity® I the one hand that it is good to cutback on a great boon to growing children. pipeline. personal liking for the Russians and he and so loyal that he even worked ■ energy crisis is really a blessing in disguise. faithfully for Dulles, rising on occasion to President Nixon affirms that all the unnecessaries — causing no Bedchecks would be conducted by knew their language and culture I Internal Revenue Service officials, and defend down' a term that "dialing hardships, of course — while exorting us to insomniacs could spend their rest period Everyone would be busy, and exceedingly well. After Bohlen's that secretary who h* | Johnny Cash back Project Independence to fully exploit eventually America could fulfill the dream departure, Molotov told a visitor: "We unsuccessfully tried to destroy him. (wP| inserted into the national Bohlen was a brilliant patriot. It will be I vocabulary over our energy resources. pondering energy conservation. of Thomas Jefferson by becoming a nation knew he was opposed to our night — is good for health: system but difficult to find his peer. For our happiness Perhaps the President would do better Unemployment would not be allowed, of farmers. we respected him for his intelligence and f impossible. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigar Tuesday. January 8, ll)74 5 Students heat structure with solar energy, wind By united press ternational the pad, draws undesired heat from the The only conventional energy ANN ARBOR A group of University consuming device in the structure is a of Michigan architecture students has battery - operated pump which releases found a way to harness solar energy and water onto the lower roof pad. However, natural wind currents in a one - room Kelly and seven other students built the unusual structure last summer with a structure that automatically heats and $14,500 grant from the National Science the group cools itself. is currently constructing a wind Foundation. generator to power the pump which The experiment could be a start toward should replace the battery by the first of eliminating the need for conventional The group first made studies of the the year. energy sources like fuel oil or natural gas in buildings of the future, said Edward J. average temperatures and wind velocities Kelly Jr., 25, a graduate student in during the year in the spot where the Kelly said he believes more architecture who directs the project. building was built to determine concentration must be given soon to The 10 by 18 - foot building on the approximately when temperatures would alternatives to conventional energy Michigan campus uses a ventilated and fall above or below the "comfort zone." It sources, both because of the increasing water - saturated double - roof system and also gauged average wind velocity and scarcity of some and the related pollution moveable wall panels which respond to direction to decide in what direction the problems. He estimated that only 10 to 15 temperature and wind changes to control building could best be built ot take per cent of funds directed toward energy its interior temperature. advantage of the wind, which triggers air research are currently spent on alternatives "Basically, we have tried to create an flow through the roof. to sources such as oil, coal and natural gas. architectural space that breathes with nature," Kelly said. "We're also trying to start the architecture profession about more energy - efficient Kelly said heating and cooling expenses thinking designs." City manager, drawing make up a major share of most building operating costs, as well as accounting for more than one - fourth of all energy used up e in the United States. East Lansing City Manager John M. know that we'll have to do Patriarche has been working with anything more "In these areas the use of solar energy than we have already done." and available wind current warrants department heads to draw up a East Lansing's city employes have been investigation," he said. comprehensive city energy policy. following presidential energy policies since The key to the system is the building's Meanwhile, city hall employes are a Nov. 9 memo from the city manager double • roof design. The upper, or wearing sweaters as they work and are advised them to do so, Patriarche said. external roof serves as the heat collection trying to keep, their use of city vehicles to He said city thermostats have been a minimum, Patriarche said. area through the use of a solar panel dialed down to 68 degrees, unnecessary He said, however, that he has been system which collects hot water and then lighting has been eliminated and use of distributes it through pipes and panels in waiting to see what actions the federal city — owned vehicles has been reduced. the walls. The lower roof, the room's government will implement before implementing a comprehensive city policy. Officials using vehicles have been ceiling, contains a foam pad to hold and is photograph of Kohoutek's comet (arrow) was taken Venus, which the comet will appear to mowe toward release water which, as it evaporates from "It's a bit early to say what our exact advised to follow a 50 m.p.h. speed limit, during the next week. The policy will be," Patriarche said. "I don't except in emergencies. y Stephen Hill, asst. professor of astronomy, 45 minutes observatory will hold open houses at sunset Friday with a 135 millimeter lens on a 35 sunset Jan. 12 and 19. Abrams Planetarium will hold r on 1/ I CAN TELL \ C0M6 BACK HERE; DON'T WW THAT CAN HURT WHEN tfOU millimeter camera, exposure. Tri • X film at f: 2.8 and 15 seconds In the upper left - hand corner of the picture is observing sessions at 7 tonight and through Jan. 26. 1 ALL ABOUT YOJ ) . 9¥ FEEUN6 THE BUMP5 ON WUR / WANT ME 13 READ YOUR HEAP? ^FORSST^IT. .^ TURN THE PA6E5; " NftH£AC^/ \illiken expected By MAUREEN McDONALD million State News Staff Writer But "non political." Democrats, in an sales election - year budget on tax is far more equitable. ta food. They claim the income DOONESBURY wr JjjgJ by Garry Trudeau Milliken is expected to propose a bid, have seized the issue as a means to gun Hints of a recession have also dampened i $30 million tax relief program votes among disgruntled shoppers who the hope for sales tax repeal. With large - A • vehemently protest the 17 per cent hike in sdale layoffs predicted, / 600D&V6 weu, { QUICK' |ithin the next two weeks to reimburse the state is ; MR. PRB5\led., Jan. 22 & 23 in Maurice Bejart Wilderness BALLET OF THE 20TH CENTURY Company of 16 outstanding soloists TUESDAY (Lively Arts Series): "Songs of a Wayfarerer" (Mahler), "10 Short Songs" (Barber), "Iranian Suite" and "Bhakti' (folk music) WEDNESDAY (Art of Dance): ■A'Ji .-W; *'■ ' ; > Pasde deux from "Romeo and Juliet" (Berlioz), -J&: "Youth's Magic Horn" (Mahler), "Bhakti" and "Iranian Suite" Tonight! Public: S6, S5, $4 / MSU Students: or Lively Arts Season Ticket (Jan. 22), Art of Dance Series Ticket (Jan. 23) $3. $2.50, $2 at 700 & 900 WALT DISNEY Friday, Jan. 25 PRODUCTIONS Only $125 WARSAW Robin 128 Nat. Sci. PHILHARMONIC Hood R $1 - 5:30 - 6:3 Tonight ! PROGRAM RIMSKY-KORSAKOV "Scheherazade" BARTOK Piano Concerto No. 2 PENDERECKI "Threnody for the NOW SHOWING Victims of Hiroshima" AT 6:50 "COFFTT" - LATE new york SZYMANOWSKI Concert Overture Public: $7.50, 6.50, 4.00/ MSU Students: $3.75, 3.25, 2.00 WED. 3:20 - 6:50 • LATE University Series Season Ticket, PLUS AT 8:25 "THE MACK" EROTIC or International Orchestra Ticket Wednesday, Jan. 30 film festival GREASE The New 50's Rock 'n Roll musical Hit WINNERS Broadway's longest running musical brings back teen-age life styles of the 1950's. The boys wear short hair swept back into elaborate greasy coifs called "D.A.'s" sporting motorcycle jackets, pegged THI: e Each year in New York City a Festival is held of blatant erotic pants, turned-up shirt collars and T-shirts with cigarette packs secured in rolled up sleeves. Girls SEVEN-UPS films. The films entered run the gamut from the raunchiest hardcore to the sublimly beautiful. Beal presents a program of the winners of wear beehive hairdos, chew gum and wear boys' windbreakers with their names sewn on. They're in pedal pushers, spongy white bobby-sox, cinch this festival. It is the finest pro^am of erotica we have ever presented. It is totally explicit, absolutely graphic. This program represents the belts, long felt skirts and crinolines. Together, they dance the Hand Jive, the Hully Gully and the Stroll, coupling of art & pornography. and their songs include "Freddy My Love," "Rock 'n Roll Party Queen," "It's Raining on Prom Night" and "All Choked Up." At 7°°f S45, & 10* Public: $7.50, 6.50, 4.00 MSU Students: $3.75, 3.25, 2.00 or Broadway Series Season Ticket 326 Nat. Sci All performances at 8:15 p.rr Admhsion Only $1M STEUE ifcQUEEn oustid Max von Sydow i f RANKI IN J SCHAfFNtRliln hoffimni »lrel Liv Ullmann The Emigrant* PRMLLOn State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Tuesday, January 8. 1974 Coaches ponder weekend By LYNN HENNING Saturday. It was a much nicer weekend "We tried to sit on a lead," "That last basket scored by State News Sports Writer "It was even tougher than for Bessone. Sweeping No. 1 - defenseman Chris Murfey Garrett," said Ganakas, shaking the Detroit game (MSU's ranked Wisconsin suited him explained. "All of a sudden we h is head. "We had a It was Monday . . . and time overtime loss to the University had a three goal lead and breakdown. Our whole plan to reflect on the past just fine. - weekend's games. of Detroit Dec. 22). You lead "We did it without any help we're saying to ourselves, 'We was to keep Garrett from So, Gus Ganakas tried to all the way but fail to win. You from anybody," Bessone said got 'em.' But they (Wisconsin) getting inside. know, we were ahead 39 sarcastically. showed what they can do. "That's enough to drive you explain what happened to his Spartan basketball team minutes and 45 seconds of that The Big Ten did not rule "When they get a goal," to drinking beer — on the bus." Murfey added, "they get fired Still, Ganakas remains R Miami Saturday and Amo Bessone game. whether winger Rob Harris was I front four talked with pleasure about his "The one trouble we have is turning the ball over," Ganakas eligible last weekend, keeping him out of action for the two up." The Spartan cagers sat on encouraged by the Spartans' play against a team they were team's sweep of Wisconsin at said, indicating that the team's their lead too long, however. never supposed to come close both coaches' weekly press games, though Harris has a The Miami ball handling troubles are as 2.71 grade point average. College basketball games last to Saturday. Dolphin luncheon at the International - baffling to him as they are to The games were thrillers, 40 minutes, and that was just "We're playing better," he defense has the task of Center. everyone else. MSU escaping with 5 4 and 7 15 seconds long enough for conceded. "We've played five stopping scrambling Fran "The Purdue loss was the - The Spartans committed 35 6 victories after enjoying big Purdue center John Garrett to straight great quarters now, if hardest • Tarkenton and the rest of type of defeat for a turnovers Saturday 13 of leads in both games. hit the winning bucket for the you go back to the Boston the M in n e iota Viking coach," Ganakas signed, - them by Lindsay Hairston, Wisconsin's near - wins in Boilermakers, after MSU had College game (the team MSU offense speaking of the Spartans' tough Sunday when the who set a new Mackey Arena each game still had everybody led by as many as 18 poii. s in beat Dec. 30 to take third 77 - 75 loss to Purdue two teams clash in Super record for turnovers. the game. place in the Maryland talking Monday. Bowl VIII in Houston. From Invitational Tournament). bottom Dolphins' to top are front four: end the DEFENSE UNDER PRESSURE "It's just like Pat Miller (asst. coach) said," Ganakas added. "Our objective is that Vern Den Herder, tackle Manny Bob Fernandez, tackle Heinz Stanf ill. and This end Bill is Fran concerns Miami we're looking at the positive end. My family still loves me — I think." Dolphins' third consecutive HOUSTON (UPI) - "Also, Tarkenton has been open. Tarkenton. They have to do it, Mention Fran Tarkenton to the around for 14 years. He knows "He's one of the great especially the defensive ends, S u pe r Bowl appearance, Miami Dolphins' defense and what to look for — there is no quarterbacks in football," or else we're in trouble. You TODAY while the Vikings were the the reaction all comes out the substitute for experience." Scott said. "He's intelligent can't play a guessing game champions of the NFC's AND TOMORROW same — pressure. Jake Scott, the free safety and he's proved his worth over with this team. I'll have to play Central Division this season. who teams with Anderson to the years. He's a tremendous TO WELCOME Tarkenton will be at it honest against Tarkenton." AP Wirephoto quarterback for the Minnesota form one of the best back lines ball handler and you can't YOU BACK: The defensive ends — Bill Vikings Sunday when they face in football, agreed that relax playing against him." A FREE Tarkenton would put heavy Middle linebacker Nick Stanfill and Vern DenHerder — the World Champion Dolphins Buoniconti said Tarkenton's both agreed containment SLICE OF in Super Bowl VIII at Rice pressure on the secondary. Stadium and the Miami "He has that ability to turn Play - calling will put pressure would be their big job Sunday. PIZZA defenders are concerned with a bad play into a good one," on him at his position. "You FOR his Scott said. "He tries to throw don't get the same look every scrambling style. EVERYONE! "I have a lot more to be from the scramble but he can time," he said. "You've got to aware of playing against him," run as well as anyone in the be prepared for anything and said Dick Anderson. Miami's all - pro safety. "Playing against game. Staubach He's not like Roger (the Dallas everything. We knew Oakland would try to run the ball down throats and were BELL'S him requires a lot more quarterback). Staubach takes our we prepared for it. You can get thinking. He adds another dimension to an offense. He off after his first receiver is contained. Francis just sits back there and keeps moving ready for something like that. "The defensive line is going PIZZA puts unusual pressure on a defensive unit. around until he finds someone to be the key, meaning Roin again postpones Insure that tf\OU(W - 9: *0 - Student project may help tribesmen ease drought CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) - diameter and 10 feet high. Architecture Dept. He says the holds that the granaries were What started as a seminar The students in the African trip to Mali by five of the 10 brought to man by Nommo, project on a back lot of the architecture seminar devised a students in his class involves the water Massachusetts Institute of spirit, Guggenheim way to install special cement more than just teaching the added. "In my discussions with Technology (MIT) may help liners reinforced with chicken Dogons how to convert tribesmen in drought - stricken wire along the inside of the Dogon elders on a recent trip it granaries. was brought out that they do West Africa save water. granary and soil - cement bowls "What we're trying to do is not fear the modification Five college students are at the bottom. plan introduce an invisible as a violation of their belief going to Mali this week to The students tested their demonstrate a water technology that does not do because it is related to water." - storage theories by building a model violence to the environment, technique they developed to of a Dogon granary at MIT and keeping in mind that Dogon change mud or clay granaries The students' plans also installing a lining. The whole architecture is world famous," to water collection and scheme appeared to work. involve collecting water on the storage he said. "We tanks. are simply flat, clay rooftops of village Guggenheim, an modifying the inside of Hans Guggenheim and his anthropologist and authority structures without buildings and channeling this students will take their ideas to the creating any water from the roofs into on Dogon culture, is a visual pollution." the Dogon tribe and attempt to research converted granaries, which affiliate in the MIT Traditional show how traditional Dogon Dogon belief could be built nearby. Holds water architecture can be adapted for modern purposes. I Massachusetts Institute of Technology students build a I Africa. They are going to Mali to show Dogon tribesmen The key to the water storage plan is the traditional Dogon Job openings ,er storage structure on the Cambridge, Mass., campus how they can line their mud granary, a beehive - shaped granaries for water collection. I which they hope will help a tribe in drought • stricken West end structure about 8 feet in AP Wirephoto up mere itudy anything from If lures to Alaska have captivated your paying, nonexistent jobs and giving only a post attention more than classes, think Problem art to yoga... pay promises are warns again. Barry Brown, director of the Michigan Dept. of Labor. Pipeline nothing more than a pipe dream office box number as an address," he said, '' Generally these unscrupulous operators represent themselves as official hiring agents for pipeline construction contractors and in most I The almost 60 offerings of Solving will present Reading and Learning Skills for WEDNESDAYS - The India, Human Relations and Fraudulent ads for oil pipeline jobs are cases ask for a registration fee to guarantee job lsl's Evening College winter ways to handle emergencies Adults; American Presidency in Crisis, and grow Management, Pairing — appearing in newspapers throughout the nation, placement," Brown added. ra include courses on the intellectually. Physical Fitness for Women, Boatbuilding, The Ferment in Brown said. Piano for Establishing Intimate Usually the fee is higher than the maximum .get of the last decade on Meeting on Wednesdays Adults, Rapid American Education, Language Relationships. "Con artists are using a simple but Reading, ingenious allowed by Alaskan law, according jorld events, problem solving beginning Jan. 16, The Religious and the Brain, Modern Poetry Sensitivity to Young method to get registration fees from information from R.L. Smith, Alaska's labor Uhods and crucial issues in Ferment in American Reformations, Spanish and Society, Interviewing - Children, Winter Sky unsuspecting applicants by promising high commissioner, who says the problem is serious. Jducation. Education will feature Conversation II, Tailoring, Ten Basic Techniques. Watching, Women — Progress specialists Years that Shook the World, | Ten Years that Shook the speaking on Neuromuscular Relaxation; in Self Discovery II and Yoga ■orld. 1964 1974, will feature education's hidden values, the Third Reich and Wilderness Naturalism, Science and Verse; Exercises. MOOSUSKI MEETING MOOSUSKI MEETING Tciaiists from the Dept. of radical approaches, costs, Survival. Off-Loom Weaving; Planning FRIDAY - SATURDAY - 7:30 p.m. Coral Gables 7:30 p.m. Coral Gables Jstorv, each speaker giving problems and promises. The TUESDAYS — Antique Art Your Trip Abroad; What Every Weekend Seminar in Creative TUESDAY. JAN. 8 TUESDAY, JAN. 8 to lectures on his chosen roles of elected and appointed Glass, Archeology of Greece, Supervisor Must Know, Writing Problem Solving area. Cuba, Mexico, officials, teachers and parents Class Voice, Communist China Techniques for Business and SATURDAYS - Dance Eastern European will also be assessed. The Making of a New — ce. the Professions. Therapy; Field Natural Science Juntries. the Soviet Union, Registration is underway in Society and a New Man, THURSDAYS — African — Winter; Water Babies. bypt, Tanzania, China and the main lobby of the Kellogg Creative Writing Workshop, Instrumental Music, the SUNDAYS - Basic and Ipan will be covered. Center for Continuing Dialects in America. American University, The Intermediate Jazz — Tap, Soft ■ The class meets Mondays lid Wednesdays from 7 Education. Many courses are Flower Arrangement, Basic Cultural Heritage of Hindu Shoe Dancing. Men and Women Learn to open to students and their Folk Guitar, Human ■30 p.m. spouses at a reduced fee. For Reproduction — Now and in ■ Two seminars in Creative the Gary's Campus further information, contact Future, Interior Design, the Evening College, 19 Organizational Life Styles, KARATE Kellogg Center, 355-4562. Physical Fitness for Women, A full listing of courses Rapid Reading, Yoga Beauty follows: Exercises. MONDAYS — Investments and The Blood Conversation Advanced Securities, Royal, French II, German FROSTING SPECIAL Salon IM The MSU KARATE CLUB will give a demonstration for new students at 7:00 p.m. in the Men's Sports Arena tonight. Coed classes will be held for beginning, intermediate and advanced Conversation I, Great Films of students. Everyone welcomed. 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FRANKS *8 week schedule starting Jan. 13 plus playoffs. *Games 3 20 minute running time - periods *30 minute warm ups prior to - games Fiesta 11 oz. on separate rinks Vine Ripe Minute Maid 6 oz. * No schedule conflicts with MSU IM Hockey League MANDARIN TOMATOES „ 28° ORANGE JUICE *Jerseys & Referee supplied COTTAGE CHEESE •Trophies for champions and runners - up ORANGES 4/M.OO Crisp Green 4/M.OO * 4 or 6 teams in playoffs March 9-10 High Life Imitation 32 oz. 68c "'Individuals & teams welcome H'ost is $ 18.00 per player on an CABBAGE ,b 14° 11 man roster. Teams with more SALAD DRESSING 44' Sargento Grated 8 oz. Downy Flake 10 ct. than 11 Fla. Juice 5 lb. bag players pay no more than $198.00 PARMESAN CHEESE WAFFLES ORANGES 77° 3/M.00 BEEF STEW 67° 99° Nestles 16 oz. QUIK 42° GOODRICH'S Of MSU at 910 Trowbridge Rd. Open Monday - Friday 9-- 9, Saturday 9 - 6 12 - Pack 12 oz. cans ■Registration is "mited. 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GREAT BUY) 1971, 12 x 44 Rembrandt Two bedrooms, partially furnished, very nice SEE NOWI Lansing-Miller area Most attractive, 1 1/2 story. Pleasant 1/2 acre. $4,500 down. DRIVING, Hall. HASLETT, to Fee Leaving 7:30 a.m. returning 5 p.m. 339 8483 after Daylight time casts condition, in darkness UNIQUE Realistic OPT 1 and shed and skirting. Land contract. Only 6 p.m. 353-9110 8 a.m. - 5 . - Hitachi $20,500, p.m. CtOSE Take $70/ area over month 3-1-8 speaker*. Cannon. Nikkon, 1-8154. 6-1 11 Minolta cameras and lenses and $3200.00. 482-6817 after 4 p.m. or partly 3-1-8 furnished. 663-8418. other accessories. RIDING LAKE "nM FOR "wle 5,Udent' aCr°S* Large selection Lansing and Marsh R° DUPLEX BRICK 2 large bedrooms Road Union. 211'/' Grand River. of portable color, and black and 10' X 50' NEW to MSU. Leaving 7:30 The morning came, but no day. Frank Rutledge, theater department chairman, lirs, $48 P*r month. 5-MO white T.V.'s, Portable MOON, excellent each side garages, basement 3 a.m.. returning 12:30 p.m. The MSU campus lay like a medieval moor as said. typewriters. $15 up. Tapestries, condition, furnished, carpeted, blocks from campus 339-2662 evenings. 3-1-10 $44,500 students stole Some students here were angry about the new 8 best offer. 484-5055! 332-1600. 10-1-8 quietly through the white '.oGE ROOM in home. «o-mn, car track unit.. Guitar., folk', RIDING shrouded darkness to early classes Monday imposition on their daily Lves and dubious about ,*ate bath, kitchen privileges, classical, electric, mo.t makes. HASLETT to Ag Hall morning the rationale for the program tfna. adjustable. Any musical needs db 11 WILCOX Leaving 7:30 a.m., returning 5 on the first work day of daylight saving SECONDHAND STORE, East Michigan Avenue 509 j l.ost & Found |J ( p.m. 355-6580 8-5. 3-1-10 time. * The lights of campus buildings shone dimly "It's really junky to walk to class in the black," said Sue James, 619 Grove St. pitch 485-4391. C-5-1-10 through the mild snowstorm which held the A large minority of students and riRlf ® SINGLE room. - 3 block. FOR THE BEST service on stereo DRIVING EAGLE & 1-96 to MSU faculty m Union. 351-5076 after 4 FIND SOMETHING Leaving 7:15 a.m., returning 5 campus in total darkness until a few minutes questioned said they preferred daylight saving THREE PIECE recreational office equipment see the STEREO , and week end.. 6-1-14 If you've found a pet or artiicle of p.m 6266672 after 6 p.m. before the belated sunrise at 9:08 a.m. time at any time of the vear. lounge seating. Trundle bed. SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. value, we want to help you C-1-31 3-1-10 Most students were mildly disdainful or "It's good for me," said Earl Harvey, of 5646 ~t7f( ROOM for housekeeper, 351-8800, 351-0443 3-1 8 it. Just come into the N. Campbell, a graduate tudent. "Now State indifferent about the time change, but many area you can e mished Kitchen privileges. Classified Department and t ell LICENSED CHILD care in my East SHARE residents expressed fear for school children get more done in the day. 1 484 9 774.0-1-31 ANTIQUES 8. UNIQUES. Buy and , you want to place us DRIVING. Haslett to going an ad in EAST Lansing home. Close - campus. MSU Leaving 9:30 a.m. to school in total darkness. No serious accidents wen- reported during sell. 220 Albert Street, under LANSING STATE BANK'S found the 351-9219. 5-1-11 returning 3 "There's going to be hell to pay if a small child Lums. C-4-1-11 column, As a public service EAST p.m. 339-9747, moming rush hour by East Lansing or campus 3-5-p.m. 3-1-10 is hit by police. LANSING STATE BANK wi HEATING REPAIR a car during the morning rush hour," service. Gas, § tu dents. $80/ month. BICYCLES ALL Ten Speeds! the ad at no cost to youl oil, air. water. Reasonable rates, SHARE DRIVING. 569-5744. b MO Various colors and sizes, simplex EAST LANSING Pennsylvania/ 15 years experience. Call Del, de railer, center-pull brakes Saginaw, Lansing to MSU. t m U STATE BANK I t FURNISHED room, (couple with high quality at dealer's cost. Body C-1-31 infant) ^replace, color TV. Forced warehouse sale. 9 4:30 - washerdryer, reduced rent for p.m. Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - LOST DURING Finals week: six NATURAL PORTRAITS - * babysitting or reciprical 12 p.m. Saturday. D & C month old black fitting. 361-9460.4-1-9 and silver LSi&.iS STORAGE, 1241 Roth Drive, German shepard. Gunson discover area. South Cedar at I-96. 694-3311. Reward. 332-1472. 3-1-10 sorority room with board for a 219 6 p.m. 3-1 10 female. Close to campus. LOST: MAN'S Gold GUNS, RIFLES, and handguns ol wedding band, 332-8835.3-1-8 all kinds. Buy, trade and inscription R.I. to G.H. 6-16-73. LYNN-MAR originals. Personalized An MSU student, John A. a response from inside the police would not speculate, sell BEST year 'round prices in Reward. 288-4533. 3-1-10 stationery, wedding invitations, SHARE DRIVING. Okemos Road Ormand II, was found dead in room. The adviser entered the It was evident from the NFED ONE or two for double birth announcements. Discount ,0 Man|v Miles Building - roo,„ House privileges, close, Southern Michigan. BOB'S GUN Williams Hall room late room and discovered the body, scene and the condition of the LOST FRIDAY prices. Call 351-5011.4-1 11 quiet. Call 337-7438. 4-1-11 SHOP, 2412 South Cedar Call Long at Hockey brown wool scarf. Call gami;. a*™'"9 7 ^ Ja^n nT™"'"! Sunday afternoon. Campus police officers body that Ormand had been 371-2244. OR 1 31 335-1680 or 335-4042. 4-1 11 Instructions pm 3?V8 Ormand, 26, 314 N. removed the body, and an dead for several days, police Williams Hall, was found dead autopsy was performed, sa'd. SKIS STANDARD, by - Head. LOST: WHITE puppy, "Linda." SHARE DRIVING North by an adviser and two students However, the cause of death Investigatioji into the death Lagge boots. 8 narrow, poles 663-8066. 6 1 11 Near campus 355-0200 before 5 HORSE RIDING lessons. Western, Pennsylvania to MSU. Leaving after residents noticed an odor had not been established by was continuing 8-10 a.m. returning 4 QUI TAR AND BASS speakers all P.m., 353-3571 after. Barb. English, jumping and beginning 5 p.m. which had been growing ttle medical examiner's office Ormand hao not been seen 3-1-9 484 7086 after 5 p.m. 3-1-8 with SRO speakers. Will deal DUAL 1215 TURNTABLE, dressage. Also boarding stronger and were unable to get late Monday afternoon, and since the lati r part of last Call after 12:00. 372-5273. week, but no one had noticed Kenwood KA 4000 amp, Sansui 10-1-18 TU666 Toner. 337 2301. 3-1-9 LOST: IRISH setter old, crooked tip at end of tail. 9 months 65VM78 ^,.,llTh°maS RanCh' SHARE DRIVING from Mason to SHAREc— DRIVING from Mason to East Lansing. Leave 8 - 8:30 « —~ ///^ wrw a that he was miss,ngadviser Richard Zollinger, in 332-6844. 5-1-11 a.m., return 5:30 p.m. 677-0205 0pEN g 5:30 daily. Closed STEREO. SANYO Quadrophonic SINGING LESSONS for fun and Williams Hall, said Monday. after 5:30 p.m. X3-1-10 Saturday . OPTICAL four months old. Warranty. improvement. Call Phyllis at Ormand did not have a DISCOUNT. 2615 East LOST: FEMALE Old AM/FM. Affordable. After 6 English 337-9743, Leave message. 3-1-10 roommate. Michiagan, Lansing. C-1-11 Sheepdog, 3 months old, in p.m. 351 1863. 3-1-10 DRIVING: ST. JOHNS to Lansing, Ormand had been a resident Snyder area. White front, black GUITAR, FLUTE, Banjo and drum MSU. Leaving 8 a.m. returning 4 of Williams Hall for over two DELICIOUS ORANGES and rear, black left ear. Reward. lessons. Private instruction GOYA CLASSICAL guitar p.m. 353-7732 1:30 - 3 p.m. grapefruit fresh from Florida. and 882-3268 or 351-8447. 4-1 9 available. MARSHALL MUSIC. 3-110 years, Zollinger said. The case. Beautiful tone, excellent doctoral student in education Order by Thursday, 6 p.m. condition. $90 351 7830. C-1-1 8 Moosuski-MSU Ski Club, wi . 351-3866 was well known and liked by 485-0783. 37 2 6 8 82. 3-1-9 LOST BLACK and white collie. Happening must be received by I hold a meeting at 7:30 tonight a 3 1-10 SHARE DRIVING: Lansing MSU GUITAR LESSONS in your home p.m. at least two class days before Coral Gables. Trip informatio the residents of the hall, Male, wearing choke chain. Call to Ann Arbor. Leaving 9 a.m. publication in the State News available as well as ski movies an MIRACORD 770H TURNTABLE. Sound equipment: drum set, cases. 351 4663. 3-1-8 by experienced teacher. office, 341 Student Services Bldg. door prizes. Zollinger said. Shure V-15 type 2 cartridge. 372-8064 or 332-6330. 4-1-10 returning 6 p.m. 484 7879 Another MSU student, U-Haul built trailer. 351 8800 / No announcements will be accepted $325 asking $175 or best LOST OLD English Sheepdog, evenings 3-1-10 new, 351-0443. 3-1-8 by phone. The MSU Gay Liberatio Nicholas DiSante. 21, was offer. 351 0631. 3-1-9 Sunday, Albert Street vicinity. Typing Service found dead ;n his room at in Call 332-3417. 2-1-9 DRIVING OKEMOS to MSU Important meeting of Student East Lansin' rooming house HEAL) SKIS 190 em's. Lange Leaving 7:45 a.m. returning 5 and Lansing Boycott committees at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at St. John's Nov. 12. A medical report boots 8 1/2 wide: Saloman LOST DECEMBER p.m. 353-7175 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 4, gold indicated DiSante died from an bindings S100. Call Larry Labrador Retriever PROFESSIQNAL IBM dissertation 3-1-10 Student Center. 327 M.A.C. Ave. wearing flea typing. MA English degree. With recent Uf-W successes in The MSU Promenaders overdose of aspirin 332-6595 or 371-3412. 3-1-9 TWO HORSES Must sell. One collar. 332-4405. 5-1-11 MARTY NORTH, 351-3487. Michigan we have started a Wrigley at 7 p.m. Wednesday jumper mare, one 6-year old 1/2 DRIVING: 4 miles south / Holt to Women's Intramural Bldg. Dancing C-1-31 !0RD VAN E - 200 1972. LOST: BROWN female puppy near MSU. A&P boycott. Morgan gelding. 337-7776. Leaving 7:15 a.m. Plenty of troops includes square, folk and round Automatic. 302 - V - 8, power Gunson and Grand hiver. needed for 5 1 10 returning 5 p.m. 677-0926 after Saturday's Wrigley dances. Beginners alv.as Oil THESIS, TERM papers done by are shortage brakes. New tires, sliding side "Dashka." Reward. 6 p.m. 3-1-10 picket 332-6911 door. $2500. 645-7711.3-1-8 experienced typist. Both pica POODLES ADORABLE male 5-1-10 boyco mpuses will also be and elite spacing. Call Nitd, planned. Join us. Block and Bridle Club will meet puppies, champagne beige, 489 3569. 5 1 10 RIDE: EAST Lansing to Durand. HARMONY ELECTRIC guitar excellent LOST MALE kitten in Flower at 7:30 tonight in 110 Anthony (Continued from page 1) - disposition. AKC, 8 The book exchange will be held amplifier. Two 12" speakers, District. Beige, Red and White Leaving 5 p.m. Tuesday/ Hall. The club will hold its annual weeks old. 489 9774. 3-1-9 TYPING DONE in my home. from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. today at West foot switch. 355 8838. 4-1-11 collar. 337 9294. 2 1 8 Thursday 355-7604 after 9 a.m. Little International Showmanship sought a hearing ;i connection Theses, book reports, themes. Shaw Hall lower lounge. Buy your Contest Jan. 19 in the Livestock with their fight against Phase 4 FREE: BLACK and brown puppy, Tuesday - Thursday. 3-1-10 694-9074. 5-1-11 books at discount prices from other Pavilion. All ABSOLUTELY university students price controls. AT co.t sale, including all head items, (pipes, part German Shepherd. - Call 353-1500. 3-1-10 / THESES, RESUMES, typing and SHARE DRIVING. West Mount students. To volunteer Kampfschulte of T67 Shaw Hall call Dave wishing to participate in this event should attend the club meeting for Under regulations issued last papers, and posters at 50c1 Hope to Computer Lot Y final signup. as printing. Reasonable prices. August by the st of Living well as our regular stock of LABRADOR RETRIEVER. Two COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Leaving 7 a.m., returning 12:45 Michigan Botanical Club - at WATERBED FACTORY. Custom 7:30 tonight in 221 Natural The All I I Cojncil, the eiling price antiques, book., jewelry, and months. Good disposition. 337-0712. C-1-31 p.m. 372-6871, 5-10 p.m. 3-1-10 made waterbeds to your size. Resources Hldg. "The Vegation of allowed independent retailers is more. Look for our handbill for Wormed. Call 351-0100. Ask for LIQUI DYNE PRODUCTS. the cost of gas, 1 as of Aug. a complete listing. Vi.it THE Robin. 5 114 ANN BROWN 1409 HaslStt Road. Haslett. typing and multilith SHARE DRIVING: Durand to Classroom I of Wilson Hall and in 1, plus the ma.Kup in effect DAY BEFORE FOREVER, 107 on of/set printing. Complete service MSU. Leaving 7 a.m., returning McDonel Hall kiva. at 4 339-9607. 10-1-17 p.m. Jan. 10 or 7 cents a gallon, North Cedar in Lansing today. $65 AND up Siberian Huskies for dissertations, theses, 5 6pm. 288-4533 after 5 p.m Wednesday in 31 Union and at 7:30 Buses stop at our corner, parking Blue-eyed male. Stud service p.m. Wednesday in 133 and 135 whichever is higher manuscripts, general typing. IBM 3-1-10 available on Michigan Avenue. Ovoboro. Kennels. 332 4984. 24 years undergraduat Akers Hall. All potential volunteers In late 1973 an additional WEIGHT REDUCTION - experience. 349-0850. Sale now on, 11 5:30 655-3632. 5-1-8 are encouraged to attend. cent daily C-1-31 SHARE DRIVING one a gall, increase was Perry through January 12. 5-1-10 j Info, meetings today and Brookview to MSU Leaving 7:15 allowed Mean tin ■, the council Another series of Expectant MINIATURE SCHNAUZER PROFESSIONAL IBM typing (Pica is OP QUALITY at 3:30 p.m.; Rm. 253 Student Svc' a.m. returning 5 p.m. 625-7198 considering a formula based USED puppies Jean a win has Elite). 11 years experience. evenings / weekends. 3-1-8 the current supply curtailments. - following locations: tonight at on MERCHANDISE. Kenwood adorable babies, orders taken SANDI, 339-8934. C-1-31 the U niversity Health KR313 stereo receiver. Fisher Dr. (lord,in The MSU Karate Club will giv, Center. Outlets owned and operated now. Temperament and health William. 3S5-8270 SHARE DRIVING. Holt to East Wednesday at St Lawrence 210 receiver, EV9A speakers, guaranteed. We wi.h the fanciers arate demonstration at 7 tonig Hospital (Mercy Hall). 1201 W. by oil companies themselves EXPERIENCED Lansing Leaving 7:30 a.m. n the Sports Arena. Mei Sony 352D tape deck. 8 - track a happy and prosperous new TV and STEREO rentals, $24/term, IBM typing. Oakland Ave, Thursday at E.W. are subject to a different $9.95 Dissertations. (Pica-Elite). returning 5 p.m. 694 8098 after ntramural Bldg. Classes will U painting and Aketo - Judo - the era of exploitation is past." "WTERBED, "and. QUEEN s,/e. frame/ No heater. $100. ONE MILE / MSU. 12 x 60 1967 j'Abortion-Contraception offers Services | * hold its first 7: 30 meeting of the term at tonight in 204A Wells Hall. Karate, can call the Lansing YWCA for a copy of the winter program. He predicted that by 1985 his Champion. I country will be industrialize,:, 3530614,349 0995.3-1-10 Good condition, 1226 East Michigan 1 ATTENTION: ARTISTS and Classes start Jan 19. partially furnished. 200 gallon f Lansing 485-3271 » enough to sell pe'ioleum in the craftsmen. Wanted, all artistic ' The Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity form of finished petrochemical BEWlMG MACHINE Clearance oil tank. 2 sheds $3400 Call items including toys, clothes, SHARE MSU COOPERATIVE Nursery has DRIVING. Corounna to will hold its winter rush program at 351 1876. 3 1 8 and men's items for retail gift products rather than as crude $4995 * B«nd $5 Pbt neW por,8bles' month. Large FURNISHED TRI openings now for three and four shoppe. CHARLOTTE'S WEB in MSU. returning 5 Leaving p.m. 9:20 a.m. 743-4141 after ivith their 7:30 p.m. today and Wednesday at the LCA House, located at 128 oil. selection of reconditioned - LEVEL, twe year olds. Contact Sue LeDuc, •The Netherlands, the only used Williamston. Call Mrs. Keller 8 p.m. 3-1 10 possible. Collingwood Drive. Call for more bedrooms, combination washer 349 4079, or Judy Hood. ^hines. Singers, Whites. dryer, skirting, covered patio, 349 2968. 5 1-14 daytime 655-1277, evenings, information. country other than the United ch's, Neyy Home and 349 2295. 6-1-11 DRIVING. UNIVERSITY Village States against which the Arabs "many utility shed. $5500. Phom 0,he" " $19.95 The Delta Alpha Chapter of the have declared a total oil to $39.95. 372-2325 weekdays or 393-6607 MEDICAL STUDENTS special to Fowlerville. Leaving 6:15, American Business Women's Assn. DON'T FORGET Blood DiUn DISTR | BUT 5 EDWARDS after 6 and weekends. 5-1 10 discount. Close by. ALTA only from people. Professional comes returning 5:30 p.m. 355 5885 will meet today at Alex's restaurant embargo, is preparing to begin INC COMPANY. SURGICAL SUPPLY. 1717 East 3-1-10 donors in Lansing. Guest speaker will be gasoline rationing Saturday. 48Q *89 Kalio0'' 3-1-10 6448 C h Waihin9«on. MARLETTE Michigan 489 1404. 5-1-10 MICHIGAN COMMUNITY compensated. Dave Wooden from the Dept. of The system will limit private 1970. 12' x 68' with RIDING. SOUTH Lansing to Brody State Highways. Safety Division. PREGNANT? WE understand. Call BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. motorists to fewer than 3' j expando. Two bedrooms, 1 1/2 • Hall - Leaving 8 a.m. returning Subject will be Kirst Aid 5~60 x 15 for VW. baths, carpeted, central air, us. PREGNANCY Hours: Monday, Thursday, and 5 p.m. 393-6627 after 6 p.m Vocational speaker will be Maurene gallons a week Close to 3,000 Dutch businesses - I P.m5Ti4$3° 694 6351 8,,#r6 disposal, GE washer and dryer, with toolshed. 393-8929. 3 1 10 COUNSELING. 372-1560. OR-1-31 Friday. 9 4:30 p.m.. Tuesday and Wednesday, 12 - 6:30 p.m. Sambi/anga" at 7:30 p.m. Holdorf. garages and service stations — mostly C-1-31 Wednesday in 109 Anthony Hall, Learn to fly for $300 or less with have switched to short DRIVING. OKEMOS to MSU he film is full - time FREE a recent length MSU Soaring Club. Weekly meeting HARHARHARHARHARHA ... A lesson in complexion care. Call 485-7197 Lansing Mall Leaving 8:40 a.m. returning 3 held at 7:30 p.m. every Wednesdav working hours and a MALE NEEDS comfortable, p.m. 353 3789 9 a m 3 p.m in 30 Union. An introductory film spokesman for the hotel and or 484-4519, East Michigan. furnished apartment/ house to 3 18 MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC on sailplanes will be shown at this restaurant trade said about Presents STUDIOS. C-3-1-10 share with conscientious male/ female. $110. maximum. 5.000 more peisons are RIDING. CHANDLER road, Bath encouraged to join. 337 0420. 7 1 16 unemployed than are normally to Kedzie Hall Leaving 7 40 Hubbard Information Center will out of work at this time of □ o.l M a.m. returning 9:30 p.m. at 7:30 tonight in 21! WANTED TWO Dylan tickets year. 349-3730 10 a m. 5 p.m iTs Intramural Bldg. Dues ar, Ann Arbor. Call after 5 p.m., •Sen. Vance Hartke, D - *9 489-6663. 5 1 11 3-1-10 Ind., asked the Joint 7% INTEREST. Assume $20,000 Committee on Internal SHARE DRIVING. North Zimmei, Transcendental Mediti mortgage, two miles from Williamston to MSU r lee explai Revenue Taxation to Leaving campus, 217 South Holmes. Transcendent) 7:30 a.m. returning 5 p.m. Meditation will be held at 1 p.n investigate tax returns of the Aluminum siding, two car People interested in rest 353-6654 8 a m. 1 p.m 2-5 major oil compa lies. Hartke garage, three bedrooms, Wednesday in C104 Wells Hall an things that work, come tc p.m. 3-1-8 at 4 and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday i asked the panel to estimate the fireplace, 30' deck off master Railroad Club meeting at RIDE: FROM Howell to MSU 110 Anthony Hall The lectures ar tonight in 33 Union "taxes the oil companies have bedroom, third floor, three DRIVING: FLINT MSU free and open to all leaving 7 a.m. returning 3 p.m. • - avoided in new oil price compartment basement, total Leaving 7 daily. Phone 546-1594 a.m., returning 6 p.m. MSU Karate will hold tryou $26,000. Call 484 5028 after 1-313-694 8871 after 6 MSU Business Women's Clu increases, and what the anytimel 3-1-9 p.m. people interested in fighting o 5 30. 3 1 8 31.10 MSU karate team at 5:30 multinational oil corporations have and will receive in tax MASON-HOLT Road. Over 4 acres SHARE DRIVING from West SHARE DRIVING. Grand Rap,ds bonanzas" as a result of special with mature shade and nice Lansing to Commuter lot. to MSU. Leaving 6 30 a.m. tax breaks. pond for skating, 5 bedrooms. Leaving 8:30 a.m. returning 5 MSUBWC and the University. ■Cd?Dul"oan °'h 20 X 22 family room off large, p.m. daily. After 5:00 p.m, returning 616 877 4490 3-1-10 5 p.m. Call •Millions of children left for Production Herman raucher "c«»co.o«- (R]