MSU student wins By MELISSA PAYTbN Four MSU students have State News Staff Writer represented excited about the subject as a freshman at Women in the Rhodes program? An MSU senior has Michigan at the regionals in the past four MSU when he took a graduate seminar in joined the ranks of years. This year, two of the regional See page 2. William Full bright, Carl Albert, Bill epistemology. competitors from six Midwestern states Most of Pea's courses since he started third year, which Pea plans to do in order Bradley and Kris Kristofferson. at Chicago in December were Roy Pea, 138 Durand St., is a soft MSU here have been in the 400 or 800 series. to get his doctorate. - students. One of them After he spoken, bearded philosophy major. He is was Douglas "Being in Honors College has helped me a graduates, Pea says he will be also one of 10 students in the nation Blarike, a history major, who is a friend of lot. I just cut all the red tape," he said. Pea "researching and teaching somewhere." He Pea's and shares a house with him. would like to organize interdisciplinary chosen last month as a Rhodes scholar. has never taken a required University The success of MSU students in Rhodes Rhodes scholars are selected for College course. symposiums in philosophy and psychology intellectual and physical prowess, wide competition "is quite a feather in the cap A small two in order to change the present segregation - year grant paid some of to MSU," Honors College Director Frank Pea's expenses in his first two years at of the two in the United States. range of interests and leadership qualities. Blacking ton says. MSU, but he has always had some kind of Pea rejects the notion that philosophy is Scholarships provide for two years of Two study at Oxford University in England years ago, MSU student Alan job during school and during breaks. Now an esoteric, impractical subject. He wants VerPlanck became a Rhodes scholar. to he is study cognitive development and Rhodes leading toward a graduate degree. With a $4,000 Stipend each year, the scholarships "An institution that can contribute to the production of Rhodes scholars associate a research assistant for professor Lauren Harris. psychology perceptual problems of children, including provide for travel expenses, tuition, fees on a Oxford is particularly suited to Pea's the way a child learns to speak and Roy Pea, newly chosen Rhodes scholar and an MSU student, waters and about $2,400 for living expenses. fairly regular basis is an institution that is interests because there are almost no perceive the world. going to be accounted, in the minds of the plants in his home at 138 Durand St. Pea will study psychology and One Rhodes scholar is chosen from each of 10 regions in the United States. general public, the rank of a first rate studies in the United States that combine Pea would like to apply his research to educational reform. "That's certainly not philosophy at Oxford University in England under the scholarship, philosophy, psychology and physiology, - Universities nominate candidates to be institution," he said. but there is such a degree esoteric," he said. which will provide $4,000 a year in educational and living expenses! Officially a philosophy major, Pea has program there. Oxford also features the tutorial system Pea's athletic interests are distance interviewed by state selection committies; Besides growing plants and making candles, Pea enjoys distance then two candidates from each state enough psychology credits to satisfy the which Pea will be studying under his first cycling and paddleball. "I took several 60 - go on degree requirements for that field. "I'm cycling. State News photo by David Schmier to the regional competition which decides really interested in the overlap of the few terms. Under that system he will meet to 100 - mile jaunts over the summer," he the winners. with his professors on a one - to - one said. He cycles 20 to 25 miles a day when two," he said. basis. the weather allows it and cites as another Pea is a scholar and an athlete, but he Rhodes scholarships are normally two - advantage of England the fact that he can recites his accomplishments as if they were year grants, but they can be renewed for a cycle 12 months a year there. nothing special. He was offended when a reporter asked him once during a news conference how it felt to be a boy wonder. The only disadvantage of being a Rhodes Dems may decide fate scholar, he says, "is the public - figure aspect of the whole thing." a Pea's academic interest is branch of philosophy that epistemology, investigates of Youngblood today the nature of human knowledge. Pea has By TOM HAROLDSON been interested in the brain since the sixth East Lansing, Michigan 48824 State News Staff Writer or seventh grade, but he says he became Strange as it may seem, state Sen. But an aide to state Sen. Jerome Hart, Charles Youngblood, convicted last fall of D - Saginaw, who called the caucus, said conspiracy to bribe, and Morley Winograd, that he seriously doubted that chairman of the state Democratic party, ixon explains '71 price hike have something in common. Each man Youngblood would be there. Whether he believed Youngblood would not be there faces the possibility of losing his job. because he was not told the correct time For Winograd, rumors have been or just because it is presumed Youngblood circulating that some leading state will not show up in person is also not Democrats are not too happy with his SANCLEMENTE. Calif. (AP) - expenses of the Republican National essential part of his known. Convention. political length with Democratic support in performance as chairman or his comments «ident Nixon acknowledged Tuesday constituency." the Youngblood case. Some say they In a telephone interview late Tuesday, The 17 - page statement on the milk Congress for higher milk supports and said on Kit he took "traditional political The White House said the dairy industry White House discussions took note of the would like to see him replaced. He thinks Y oungblood expressed surprise at the case said the economic Moderations" into account when he consequences of contributed $437,000 to Nixon's 1972 fact that legislation to force higher otherwise. news of the time difference, but would the President's decision "have been lidered a controversial 1971 hike in campaign, but added: supports "had the support of two of the not say what he planned on doing about beneficial to the entire country." For Youngblood, D - Detroit, zero hour Kknl milk price supports. "It is also worth noting that the it. He only said that he had planned on On March 23, 1971 — two days before powerful legislators in the country — approaches at 11 today Senate I But. in a pair of "white papers" issued ultimate contributions by the dairy a.m. as attending the caucus that he was told higher milk support levels were announced Speaker of the House of Representatives Democrats have scheduled a caucus where iy the White House, Nixon denied that industry to the President's re - election Carl Albert and Chairman of the House it is expected that they will ask for his would be at noon. hedges of campaign contributions — Nixon held separate meetings with effort were: (l)far less than the industry Ways and Means Committee Wilbur Mills." Winograd, also contacted late Tuesday, Influenced his action in the milk case or in representatives of the dairy association resignation. Youngblood told the State said he had not heard any rumors or word leaders had hoped to raise; (2)far less than Both are Democrats. News Tuesday he had assumed that the LtUement of an International Telephone and with key administration officials. the dairy industry gave to other candidates The eight - page statement on the ITT caucus was at noon as other Democrats that state Democrats were unhappy with KTelegraph Co. (ITT) antitrust case, The White House said the meeting with for the House and Senate, including many case said there was no relation between his performance. He further denied that he told him. f Releasing the statements as part of the dairy people was scheduled three Democrats and (3)represented less than the out - of - court antitrust settlement He did not know, until told by a State had any plans to resign. Ifoon's so called Operation Candor, the weeks before Clifford Hardin, former dean one per cent of the total contributions to and ITT's payment of $100,000 as part of "I received criticism on my Youngblood of the MSU College of News reporter, that the caucus was at 11 phite House said no presidential Agriculture and President Nixon's re election campaign." - its pledge to help underwrite the a.m. It is not known why there is a time position for using a poor choice of words, icuments, files or tape recordings were Natural Resources, who was then secretary The White House statement dealt at Republican National Convention. king released "in view of the fact they are of agriculture, had announced discrepancy between what Youngblood (continued on page 11) support In file with the special prosecutor." levels — levels that the industry wanted [ The major points in the statements raised. At the session, it said, "there was Vpired by Nixon's attorneys were: J •The President faced "first and no mention of campaign contributions." During a subsequent session with his Price of beer may foremost . intensive congressional' advisers, the White House acknowledged, t sure" to increase milk price supports. also took into account "economic |nerits of the case" and "traditional the question of political considerations played an important part. The statement said "the political power if nonreturnoble I considerations relating to the of the dairy industry lobby" was brought mean quite a lot of money for dsof the farm states." to Nixon's attention at the meeting by college kids and the less affluent I *Nixon "had been informed of the then city dwellers," Dehncke said. - Secretary of the Treasury John The price of a case of beer could jump 50 per cent if a bill Under the proposed legislation, retailers would be piry industry's intentions to raise funds Connally who was quoted as having said, required to designed to ban nonreturnable soft drink and alcoholic beverage set up a place to refund deposits for empty bottles in their stores, "their votes would be important in several [or the 1972 campaign," though the White containers is passed by the Michigan Legislature. or within 100 yards of their premises. ie assorted that the pledges were not Midwestern states" and that the industry The bill, introduced by Rep. Lynn Jondahl, D - East Lansing, Clarence Nye, manager of A & P grocery store at 305 N. issed in presidential meetings on the would be making 1972 campaign and cosponsored by 17 representatives, is likely to be strongly Clippert St., said such a system would just increase his bulk price support increase. contributions in congressional races. | 'Nixon "did not direct the settlement It said that neither Connally "nor criticized by several segments of the beverage industry at the bookkeeping. three public hearings scheduled this month. "It's no big hassle one way or the other — people redeem only r participate in the settlement anyone else discussed possible lotiations One of the hearings is slated for 7 to 10 p.m. Jan. 16 in the 30 per cent of the returnables we sell now," Nye said. directly or indirectly" in the contributions to the President's "This type of legislation has been relatively ineffective in states Antitrust House chambers of the Capitol. case against ITT, though he did campaign." The bill has been referred to the Committee Consumers and where it already has been passed," he added. fder that an appeal in one ITT case be Nixon himself concluded, the White on Similar kopped - an instruction he rescinded two House said, "that the final decision came Agriculture and similar legislation is pending in the state Senate. legislation has been passed in Vermont and Oregon, and ■ays later. down to the fact that the Congress was The House bill imposes a 5 cent deposit on standardized closed proposed in other states and municipalities, including East I • At the time, the President "was containers — those which can be reused by several bottling Lansing. going to pass the higher support Jondahl said that the bill would solve two problems. It would e of any commitment by ITT" to companies — approved by the Michigan Liquor Control legislation, and he could not veto it down on the energy drain caused by the production of iontribute up to $450,000 toward without alienating the farmers — an Commission, and a 10 cent deposit on containers which can be cut used only once, or are not standardized. nonreturnables and reduce litter and solid waste disposal The price of a $5 case of nonreusable beer cans or bottles problems by promoting reuse and recycling of containers. would jump to $7.40 if the bill is passed, Rae Dehncke, executive He said the possible inclusion of milk, fruit juice and other vicepresident of the Michigan Beer and Wine Wholesalers Assn., containers in the deposit system may be considered at the public said Tuesday. hearings, and he expressed confidence that the bill would get out of committee — unlike similar bills introduced in the past. Presently, the cost of a beverage container is passed from the manufacturer to the wholesaler to the retailer to the consumer, One of the writers of the bill was John Houston, East Lansing Extinct H who gets rid of the container, Dehncke said. But under the proposed deposit system, once the containers had been returned from the consumer to the retailer to the High School senior, who currently does research work for Jondahl as part of a participatory government class. "The House bill is more thorough than the one in the Senate, The already energy shortage which has imperiled the horseless and the higher deposits (the Oregon law after which the House carriage and those wonderful wholesaler, the wholesaler would get left holding the bag since many containers cannot be reused by the manufacturer, he bill is patterned calls for two and five cent deposits) provides flying machines may spell the greater incentive for return of the container," he added. demise of the one way beverage - explained. However, James Bennigan. manager of Mid - State Products Co. bottle. Bills that would ban In some cases the low scrap prices would not cover the of Lansing, said passage of the bill could put his company out of nonreturnable soft drink and wholesaler's handling costs, perhaps necessitating another retail business. alcoholic beverage containers are price increase, Dehncke added. "Most of our containers are nonreturnables. and the bottles are He said the bill would work against products sold in too light to be shipped back and sterilized for reuse without now being considered by the nonstandardized containers, such as Michelob and Budweiser beer Michigan Legislature. If passed, breaking," he said. bottles, and does not take into consideration federal regulations Jack Shanker, manager of Canada Dry Bottling Co. of Lansing, the measure is expected to produce banning the reuse of liquor bottles. said his company uses 75 per cent nonreturnable containers substantial energy savings. "A 5 or 10 cent deposit wouldn't stop littering, but it would because many stores will not handle returnable ones. State News photo by Dale Atkins Apparent overcrowding may bring first court test of city housing code people may live in one half of a duplex. keek and has been out of town for a John Wibert, city zoning inspector, said. month, the manager of To's rental Demand up for off-campus housing. For the units to be licensed under the See page 2. dwellings said Tuesday none of the tenants The first court new housing regulations they would have would be evicted. case involving East out. to conform to city occupancy regulations, "I don't know what situation could lead Lansing's six - month - old housing code Two tenants said To suggested that they causing some of the occupants to fear to their eviction," the may be on the way and approximately manager said. "I destroy their lease and that only three of 70 student • age tenants art' caught eviction if the city enforces the rule. don't think any definite action has been the tenants sign another one. right in the middle. "If they do enforce that law, we stand taken (by the city)." The woman did not "We're not going to destroy any lease," Four newly rented duplexes and one to lose a great deal," one resident, who know if To has applied for a housing the manager said, however. "They are house near Hagadorn and Snyder roads are would not identify himself, said. rental license. valid until June 14." apparently overoccupied in violation of Two residents of another unit said they Wibert said that the city, in taking To Patricia Vucich, a MSU freshman feared eviction but a representative of the to court, would attempt to make him living city housing and zoning codes. in the house owned by To at 550 N. The city Building and landlord told them when they signed their bring his rental property into conformance Zoning Dept. is Hagadorn Road, said she does not have an lease that they could not be evicted in the with the city ordinances, but that the investigating the situation and is anxious accurate copy of her lease and that one of to take action, but event of city action. affect on the tenants is uncertain. To's employes would not show her a many, of the tenants, copy One resident said the property managers "Nobody knows what court action fearing eviction, are slowing the city's when she complained about her icy ,. Evidence investigation. The units, all built last told him that city code enforcement was not too much danger to him. would do," W'bert said Tuesday. "Tenants tend to feel that if the law is enforced driveway, a warped front door and leaks in J"ciakVucich, 550 N. Hagadorn Road, points out a platform which owned summer by John K. To, are each occupied and "They ^aid if the city did decide to they will be evicted. 1 can't say they won't her bedroom. Wibert said Monday he had not known af. ,er shoes above the floor. Water seepage flooded the closet by seven people, most of them students. enforce it they'd talk to them," he said. be." that To owns the house also, but that The area is in an K 'That code was written for circumstances Wibert said that because of the number lath. moved ln in September. The City of East Lansing is - 3 zone, exclusively other than th A new duplex shouldn't Vucich is the only tenant in the | r|ng evidence to test its new housing ordinance in court. for single family dwellings. No more than five unrelated people may live in an R • 3 apply." ■ of tenants involved in this case the court would probably order something else, such overoccupied buildings who has agreed to cooperate with the city in pressing State News photo by Susan Sheiner house, and no more than three unrelated Though To was not available early this as allowing the term of the lease to run charges. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan news Arabian oil price may fall roundup as dollar gains strength compiled by our national desk AfSOCIATED PRESS the monetary correction, but they ended their second day of Skyrocketing Persian Gulf oil prices may be rolled back 6 per talks without issuing a communique. They decided to meet again cent in February, an Iranian oil official said Tuesday. But even if this morning. South Korea martial law nears the rollback takes place, it consumers will be little comfort to American affected by the 400 per cent increase in Persian Gulf In other energy crisis developments Tuesday: •Two companies seeking to produce crude oil from the vast oil CIGARETTES 31V99< oil prices in recent months. Charging that "our fatherland now faces an extremely shale deposits of the western United States jointly bid $210.3 LIMIT 3 Iranian Finance Minister Jamshid Amouzegar told newsmen in (coupon) harsh reality," South Korean President Chung Hee Park million to develop one Colorado site. Expires Jan. 13, 1974 Geneva, Switzerland, that the rollback was "probably" under a The apparent high bid was submitted by Standard Oil of East Lansing Store Only issued an emergency decree Tuesday banning any act 1972 agreement in oil contracts providing for monthly Indiana and Gulf Oil. It was among eight bids submitted under a "to deny, oppose, misrepresent or defame, his rule. The readjustments tied to the strength of the dollar. move came after three months of mushrooming The largest cost of producing oil comes from taxes paid by oil federal program to lease six 5,000 - acre tracts on government land in Colorado, Wyoming and Utah. 10% OFFOUR PRICE ON ALL demands for a more democratic constitution. companies to the producing countries. These are calculated in Director Curt Berklund of the Bureau of Land Management in KODAK FILM PROCESSING & dollars, and when the dollar is strong, the oil countries get fewer Denver said his staff would analyze the bids and announce a Park's measures, just short of martial law, contained of them. Conversely, when the United States currency is weak, decision on the winner of the 20 - year lease within a week. DEVELOPING NO LIMIT penalties for defaming the measures themselves, and they get more. Tuesday's apparent high bid far exceeds the top offer of (coupon) Expires Jan. 13, 1974 banned publishing news on violators of the measures. The dollar, growing stronger on foreign currency markets East Lansing Store Only $500,000 rejected by the government in a similar bidding in Violators face up to 15 years in prison. South Korean because of predictions that the United States will weather the 1968. mass media immediately stopped reporting on the energy crisis better than other consuming nations, reached its popular movements that began in October with student highest point since last February on Tuesday in Paris, Frankfurt, Brussels and Milan. •Oil industry officials testified in Ocala, Fla., that America faces a long-term energy crisis, making it imperative to drill for oil EDGE COMET demonstrations against an alleged Park dictatorship. Amouzegar spoke during a recess of the meeting of the and natural gas in Florida's Ocala National Forest. SHAVE CREAM CLEANSER Civic and religious leaders had begun a campaign to Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. Conservationists claim drilling would damage the environment of the 366.000 • acre wilderness, home to the Florida panther, 1 CC 68' He said if the >z. collect million monetary correction is made, the tax - reference 7 oz. one signatures to call for a new constitution. price on which taxes are figured would fall "by 60 or 65 U.S. bears and deer and a recreation area for thousands. REG. $1.25 3.27c | J cents" for the six countries along the Persian Gulf. These prices America's energy deficiency will exist for another 10 to 15 LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 The move, supported wholeheartedly by the ruling (coupon) set standards for all the world's oil prices. They were recently years, said Jerrold M. Pachman, an economist for Amoco, at the (coupon) Expires Jan. 13, 1974 Expires Jan. 13, 1974 Democratic Republican party, ended a month - old hiked to $11.65 a barrel, setting off similar raises by other oil start of a two day Dept. of Interior hearing on proposed drilling. - East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only political thaw that began after a major cabinet shakeup producers such as Venezuela. •Sweden began seven weeks of rationing oil and gasoline. Many service stations ran out of gas on the first morning. VICK'S Dec. 3 which dumped- the director of the powerful Oil companies pay taxes of 60 percent of the tkx reference Korean Central Intelligence Agency. price, which would mean the tax take of the governments in the •The Federal Energy Office, looking for signs of fuel hoarding, SINEX PEDS is not entirely sure what it could do if it finds any. gulf would drop from $7 a barrel to about $6.60. The actual cost of NASAL SPRAY getting the oil from the ground is only about 11 cents a barrel. Duke R. Ligon, a deputy assistant director, said in a That $11.65 figure is more than four times the $2.59 tax Cambodian rebels Washington interview Tuesday that the office has no legal intensify fight reference price of a barrel of oil at this time last year. It is not known how much any rollback would affect the authority to punish fuel consumers who may have stockpiled more than normal amounts of scarce petroleum fuels. 'Ao z. REG. $1.39 83" REG. 99c 29c price LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 of oil, since it is up to the companies to decide whether the small The office has requested direct reporting of production and (coupon) (coupon) Communist - led insurgents struck the outer defensive Expires Jan. 13, 1974 Expires Jan. 13, 1974 savings can be passed along to consumers. stockpile data from the oil industry and has asked for gasoline East East Lansing Store Only Lansing Store Only perimeter of Phnom Penh from the north and south The ministers of the 14 nations in the organization had been and diesel fuel inventory figures from the railroads and major Tuesday, intensifying pressure on the Cambodian expected to make a decision Tuesday on whether to implement trucking firms, partly to chqck on rumors of hoarding. MYSTIC capital. PANTY HOSE 49c American sources termed the attacks the first phase of a dry season offensive that sought a military takeover. But the sources believed government forces Students' demand reported great would hold. a The Khmer Rouge rebels, fielding 60 battalions with total strength of 18.000 men within 25 miles of for off-campus apartments, houses Phnom Penh, have pushed to within five miles of the capital from the west and eight miles from the north. By SUSAN BUR2YNSKI State News Staff Writer a room 931 Burcham Drive apartment has netted six calls in two days. One already been filled and there are a number of people PANTYHOSE 49c Though there were four full columns of classified ads in considering the second room, Cook said. The apartment is Though the drive from the west appeared to have been located six blocks from campus. Tuesday's State News offering houses and rooms for rent winter stopped, rebel reinforcements continued to come down Sonia Caverly, 731 Burcham Driv^ junior, said she piaced an ad term, the demand for student housing off - campus still seems to from the north via riverboat, and encircled a be much greater than usual. in the State News on Tuesday but had not received any calls by midafternoon. The ad specified calling after 5 p.m., however, and government battalion of 300 men on the Bassac River, A check with five of 99 State News advertisers looking for it was too soon to determine the response. nine miles southeast of Phnom Penh. In South Vietnam, the Saigon government and the people to sublet rooms in apartments and houses showed that vacancies are being filled almost immediately. Kenneth Nahigian, sophomore, 204 W. Will St., Lansing, said he looked for an apartment or a house for about a month before ORLON OPAQUE Two students looking for housing had to look longer and Viet Cong continued to haggle over prisoner exchanges. finding one in Lansing. Nahigian said he conducted his search harder than they had anticipated before finding a place to live KNEE SOX KNEE SOX There was a report from Washington that the United this term. through the classified sections of the State News and Lansing States is ready to send South Vietnam the first of 60 State Journal. Jeff Frumkin, director of off - campus housing, however, A transfer student said he has been searching for a place to advanced F5E jet fighters to combat a reported major believes there is space available for everyone in the MSU area, but live since mid December. Richard Beelman, a sophomore, said 57* - he said people must realize they are not going to find a place for buildup by North Vietnamese forces in the south. $50 per month that's two blocks from campus. Denise Gillette, 4632 S. Hagadorn Road, after answering numerous ads in the State News and Towne Courier he found most places were already taken or not what he 67< REG. $1.00 junior,, said she LIMIT 6 Panic buying hits Britain's shops needed one woman to fill her Twyckingham apartment lease. wanted. (coupon) After placing an ad in Tuesday's State News, the vacancy was Beelman ran an ad in the wanted section of Tuesday's State filled. News in hopes of finding a place to live. He said he had received Britons reacted with panic buying Tuesday as the one call by midafternoon which he thinks may be his answer. Sue Matz, 1037 E. Grand River Ave., said she received so many energy crisis brought real and imagined shortages of The off - campus housing director said there is more activity in bread, toilet paper and other items, along with increased calls Tuesday, the first day she advertised a room, she was ready to take the phone off the hook. The room was filled the same his office this term than usual, but he could not give an exact FASHION KNEE SOX unemployment. morning the ad was placed. figure on the number of people seeking housing. Frumkin said he believes the fall term ruling The bread rush began after bakers announced they were cutting output by 5 per cent to reduce wastage on Scott Cook, 22, said an ad in the State News for two rooms in some which allowed people to break their residence hall contract is having an effect on the housing situation. He added that he is not sure how 86c unsold loaves and help save electricity. Housewives reacted by besieging bread counters in some areas. Scholars many of the people looking for housing are new people in the area or people trying to relocate. SHEER - 3 SIZE Meanwhile, officials said 915,000 unemployed workers had signed up for benefits, a rise of 30,000 female e Frumkin said that though he recently saw an increase in people living further away from campus, he believes the energy shortage will .alter that trend. SUPPORT HOSE No. 611 from Monday. He suggests people still looking for winter term housing check the want ads in the newspapers and the bulletin board in the off - REG. $2.95 $1.39 campus housing office located in the Student Services Building. Baker will pay treasury $40,000 The year that MSU produced its fifth Rhodes scholar, 1973, Rent prices, Frumkin said, vary in the area from $60 to $90 was also the year that the University of Minnesota broke tradition per person depending on utilities and location. by nominating a woman for the prestigious, men • only He suggested people looking for housing for spring term begin KOTEX CEPACOL Former Senate aide Robert G. (Bobby) Baker, 45, scholarship to Oxford University in England. around midterm or as soon as they know they will need a place. TAMPONS agreed Tuesday in Washington to pay the U.S. treasury The University of Minnesota's woman candidate was tZ Q^ $40,000, thus ending the government's attempt to recover more than SI00,000 he allegedly received for eliminated, but Frank Blackington, MSU Honors College director and a member of the University's Rhodes scholar selection IN .» 29' 4 oz. EG. $1.19 "J/ committee, thinks that the exclusion of women in Rhodes influence peddling. LIMIT 1 competition may be stopped in five or 10 years. (coupon) The Justice Dept. brought the suit in 1969, saying that Baker had received $108,968 in six influence - Changing the men - only clause of the Rhodes scholarship requires an act of legislation in Britain. East Lansing Expires Jan. 13, 1974 East Lansing Store Only "It is my understanding that there have been modifications in peddling transactions while secretary to then Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson. the Rhodes trust over the years," he said. "A lot of Rhodes scholars in the past three or four years themselves say they would PEPSODENT PEPTO BISMAL Baker was paroled in June 1972 after Serving 17 months of a three - year sentence, following conviction like to see women considered." Roy Pea, MSlFs current Rhodes scholar, is one of them. The You 1 oz. TOOTHPASTE on seven counts, including: underpayment of income exclusion of women "bothers me a lot," he said. "I would 58< 57' ARE ONLY support or try to initiate any kind of move toward including REG. $1.09 taxes, illegally obtaining money through influence women. LIMIT 1 peddling and pocketing political contributions. "When I talked to Alan VerPlanck (MSU's 1971 Rhodes 10 gallons '- , (coupon) Expires Jan. 13, 1974 scholar), he said there is a petition for the inclusion of women East Lansing Store Only circulating among Rhodes scholars which almost everyone from ,,iNG '73 ends with prices up 26.4% signed." Pea said. FABERGE ORGANICS If a qualified woman student at MSU wanted to be considered GREAT AT WHEAT GERM & $1 A 12.2 per cent rise in fuel for the scholarship and was determined to fight the exclusion policy, the selection committee would hear her out, Blackington Dial FREE > CRYSTAL AIT. HONEY CONDITIONER 1 -44 prices, combined with 16 oz. LIMIT 1 large increases in a wide range of other goods, pushed up said. "If she was really extraordinary, maybe the committee would December wholesale prices 2.2 per cent to close out nominate her," he said. "I wouldn't be surprised if they would 1973 as the most inflationary year since 1946. behave the way the University of Minnesota did." The Labor Dept.'s figures, released Tuesday in Washington, showed that the total wholesale price index group "Of course, we'd just be pushing the problem onto the Detroit (the state selection committe). There is a scholarship for MULTI—SCRUB BABY had gone up 26.4 per cent in 1973, when adjusted for women graduate students funded seasonal influences. In 1946, the figure was 31.7 by the Rhodes trust, but it carries neither the monetary reward not the status of the Rhodes TUBE SHAMPOO per 2 oz. $ cent. Fuel prices were 65.1 per cent above December 1972 levels, but the department cautioned that figures scholarship for men. "For scholarships aimed at academic excellence, there is no REG. $1.69 1.19 123/4 0Z. REG. $1.89 99 justification for involving some sexual category," Blackington LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 for refined fuel products are questionable because of the said. "The Rhodes scholarship is aimed at leadership of men, yet (coupon) Expires Jan. 13. 1974 (coupon) difficulty in obtaining realistic quotations. you have Golda Meirs." Expires Jan. 13, 1974 A separate trust with different aims set up for women would Eas^.anslng Store Only East Lansing Store OmK be a possible solution, but it might tend to perpetuate U.S., Cuba may better relations MAGIC COVER I he State Dept. discrimination, he said. SHELF LINER $1.39 Tuesday was examining the is possibility of U.S. - Cuban talks on unfreezing I ublished by the students of Michigan day during Fall, Winter and Spring school REG. $1.98 LIMIT 1 is (coupon) diplomatic relations between the two countries. y, and Jriduys during Summer Term, and a i Expires Jan. 13, 1974 Cuba ion is published in September. Subscr —E"< Lansing Store Only s ambassador to Mexico, Fernando Lopez Muine, said his government is "ready to discuss, not establish" relations with the United States if is prepared to end its support of the nine Washington rsity, East Lansing, Mich ZEST LYSOL - year - old BATH SIZE DISINFECTANT hemispheric embargo of Cuba. The 1 0 sa is y conciliatory statement appeared to partially oik. of the two conditions for improving Classified Ads Display Advertis Business OfOce LIMIT 6 739 14 oz. REG. $1.89 $ 1 I • I ' relations, outlined by LIMIT 1 Secretary of State Henry (coupon) (coupon) Kissinger 12 days ago Expires Jan. 13. 1974 East Lansing Store Only Expires Jan. 13, 1974 East Lansing Store on'" Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Wednesday, January 9, 1974 COGS opposes elimination of council Bv BOB OURLIAN attempt to eliminate the replaced by Graduate Council. an advisory graduate education were the concerned with graduate part of a highly coordinated JI swte.Ncws staff Writer committee of the Academic Graduate Council made into an education at MSU and system of graduate education," Tuesday's Academic Council The Graduate Council was Council of Graduate Representing some 8,000 Council. meeting closely paralleled instrumental in the creation of advisory committee." admitting that he, he said. "If you tamper with I inu (COGS) reared up graduate students, COOS COGS President Beth as Graduate Minkel's warning. COGS. Other council liilday IM n'«ht against what 11 « a threat to graduate slammed a recommendation from the Ad Hoc Committee Andrus said the ty - member Graduate Council "is needed to Clarance Minkel, dean of the School dean and Council chairman has a vested Graduate one part of the system — and in fact you would do worse; achievements have been revision of the graduate grading Graduate School, was also at interest, Minkel warned against ''A change in one you abolish it — then you can't m1" tion at MSU by to Review Academic maintain graduate education at the meeting. component without regard for system, revision of doctoral Governance that the policy dissolving the body. help but have adverse effect KlSnously I ^'vigorouslypassing a motion making Graduate Council be MSU. We hesitate to think of on the others." an the total system may have dissertation development of policies requirement oppose any what would happen to Saying he is vitally "The Graduate Council is serious and detrimental concerning transfer of doctoral Minkel named the graduate consequences," it reads. degree credits to a second "Indeed, we believe the present Ph.D. from Ph.D. to masters office, the Graduate Assistant or prof By MIKE GALATOLA rating System be replaced by two form Deans Group, COGS, college and departmental graduate committees and the graduate j u d i ciary system as other system has to be a highly significant model — one that increasingly gained favorable attention and abroad." nationally degree requirements, and development of the graduate rights and responsibilities document, reputed to be one separate evaluation forms. The current evaluation form departments' property. in the form as a negative components of the graduate of the first of its type in the , c,ate News Staff Writer One form which would be Student council members comment on the instructor, education. J should students have access used throughout the had been criticized by many objected to this control. and another student Andrus said after the country. I, the evaluations their fellow University faculty as being too inflexible may Academic Council meeting that ■1...8 ™d" °f MS" would ask if an instructor has met his obligations under the and irrelevant to their teaching "Why not let students have access to the evaluations so interpret this in an entirely different way," he added. A statement by the she thought the Graduate ADVERTISING KEEPS ars? Faculty and problems; policy committee Graduate Council Committee Council should be made INFLATION DOWN. members of the of T < chairman Harold S. Johnson they can see if they want to Johnson said his own on Governance issued at n 8 take stronger, if anything. 355-8255 Responsibility told the council. a course a certain college, Justin Morrill, made meeting instructor is classes as scheduled and stating But the departments would teaching?" public its evaluation forms, but course objectives, continue to Geoffrey Walker, James he said that the community - (femoon's T meeting. others. among exercise total Madison College representative, minded attitude in the college Men and Women Learn fhf Educational Policies The second form would be control over access to the said. "This systematic feedback precluded dangers of misuse (committee recommended to used by individual departments evaluations, since under would be more useful than misinterpretation. or council that the current present regulations the Walker Instructional Rating for feedback asking one or two friends did not think on designing evaluations are the about a prof." students would look for the Johnson replied KARATE that each easiest grader in consulting the department had the option to evaluation forms. Release expected soon make the evaluations available. "But why didn't the committee recommend that who "They want to find the prof best handles the subject matter," Walker said. Ifor annual faculty the departments be required to The third annual faculty pay me it would be ready sometime pay list experience, length of term (10 allow forms?" students James access to Raymond, representative of the College of the Man robs The MSU KARATE CLUB will hold its first meeting p.m. in the turf arena. Men's I.M. Coed classes of the term Thursday at 6:00 will be held helt for beginning, Social Science, asked. iul expected since mid next week," Brunton said, or 12 months) and teaching "The access issue did not restaurant jNovember, may finally be off Officials at the print shop load for each faculty and staff come up when we discussed the presses next week, refused to comment on the Lcording to spokesmen at the status of the list, but one member listed in the and Staff Directory. Faculty the problem," Johnson said. "Our main purpose was to find on Monday An armed robber took ■University Printing Service. employe said it was presently Names will be listed more in the an evaluation system more than $1,400 from Other printing jobs line camera room where the a safe at the alphabetically as they have in flexible than the current one." final exams, winter term class original computer printouts the past, Provost John Cantlon Burger King restaurant, 1141 Johnson said that a student E. Grand River (outlines and such - took top were being photographically said, despite requests by some Ave., late over the pay list, reduced to be made into plates may sometimes be frustrated Monday night. faculty groups that names be with a course because he Robert Brunton, asst. budget As in 1973, 250 copies of listed by department for easier Police are seeking a black doesn't think the material fits ■officer, said of the situation at the list will be printed and comparisons. his needs. "This may show up male, between 22 and 30 years .tie print shop. distributed to the trustees, old, about six feet four inches I "The pay list was shoved to deans and the Library' and sold tall, weighing approximately I back position, but they told in the cashier's office. Though Brunton said the list's price will be determined after the Patronage 200 pounds in connection with the case. The man, who was wearing a RENT A T.V. S24.00 per term | printing bills are and data processing received, last year's on bus route nylon entered mask the over restaurant his face, about ; Service per 11:15 p.m., pulled a revolver, jy price was $8. The and ordered employes to open Required to be published by daily average of riders on the new East Lansing bus the safe and give him the a trustees' vote in January system, which was started one week ago, has increased by 1,000 1972, the publication lists persons this week. money in it. He ripped a telephone name, rank, department, sex, Ridership on the three routes totaled 1,652 Monday. Capitol status in the tenure Area Transit Authority (CATA) officials have remained excited receiver from the wall and stream, about the public's response. ordered the employes to lie length of professional "Riders have already suggested extended service in the evenings face down on the floor while and a Saturday bus schedule," Arnold Stieber, administrative he made his escape. assistant to the director of CATA, said Tuesday. Police are continuing their HOT BAGELS The highest route ridership has been on Route along Burcham Drive, Alton Road, Saginaw Street and Hagadorn Road. The daily average for this route has been more than 500 21, which runs investigation. * riders. Patronage has risen from 288 on the first day of servi e to 8 Varieties Hot Bagels * 685 Monday. Hot Kosher Style Corned Beef, Route 19, which runs north to Lake Lansing Road on Harrison Lox, Ham, Cheese Road and then south on Abbott Road, has averaged more than * Sandwiches on Bagels 460 riders daily. * And our Trademarked Route 20, which runs south on Harrison Road to the married student housing areas, has averaged over 250 riders daily. ( 4»F\rr^T A Fr*nchFried Raisin "Students, shoppers and office workers — in stores as well W-'-VucLi. . Bagel • You Voutdn't as City Hall — have been riding the buses," Stieber said. I, —• COUPON Please deliver the New York Times as checked below: (Delivered to dormitories, married housing, and department offices on campus only.) ♦Winter term Weekdays (Mon. - Sat.) (49 issues total) . $9.80 (Student rate - 20c per copy)* Sundays (9 issues total) • $6.75 (75c per copy) When you only have Weekdays and Sundays (58 issues total) - $16.55 This is what one item on your menu... .PHONE. it's gotta bejGOOD! MSU ADDRESS Payment Enclosed. 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Craig Porter Photo editor v: EDITORIALS University should to coordinate car In the midst of the energy crisis, lower echelon of the administrative that $3,000 could be spent in a MSU should take some positive ladder. There has been no decision very short time in organizing action and utilize the computers at or decisive action at the upper computer systems. their disposal to coordinate a car levels of MSU power whatsoever. There are several ways this cost pool for faculty, employes and The recent introduction of car could possibly be defrayed. The students. There has already been some talk pool advertisements in the State University could charge a nominal News, and the considerable reader fee, such as $ 1, to list names in the The Doctor's of undertaking this task, but the discussion has been buried in the response in placing these ads, has shown there is definite interest in this type of undertaking. A quick glance at these ads shows that pool. Advanced computer classes could also be utilized to program a computer •4 By ARNOLD WERNER, M.D. Bag car pool system. The Run people from all over the mid - Michigan area are interested in work could a class as a possibly be assigned to term project. Since the for a couple of hours followed by washing the whole pooling their resources. class would have to use the I am a male graduate student with a fetish for having my feet with a mild shampoo. Some shampoo products on the mart thing J fondled, cuddled, sucked, etc. To me, this is the ultimate sexual in eveni MSU should be the natural leader in this project, as it has the computer for anyway, there would be a project of some sort no extra experience. This, however, is not my problem. The problem is that after years of satisfaction my feet are slowly losing their tend to be so drying that they only make the condition worse! be careful. I am sure the olive oil deal would work-well on your face use of computer time. sensitiveness and hence I am proportionately losing pleasurable 4 computers to coordinate this there is a less odoriferous alternative. Wash your bel The East Lansing Planning experiences. Is there anything I can do to restore my feet? program. The major beneficiaries of If the response to a car pool thoroughly and vigorously massage your face to get rid or as mi Commission is trying to stretch the this service, commuting students, system is anywhere near the Fetishes, by and large, are fairly harmless sexual rituals (almost of the flakes as you can. After you dry your face time that the new north - south bus employes and faculty, could save interest expressed in this type of solely engaged in by men) that have a knack for being rather moisturizing lotion and rub it into the skin. Any routes run and institute evening and limited in terms of function. For instance, some men are bound moisturizing lotion sold to apply to haqds and body should w< on gas in fighting the energy crisis. project, a great deal of the cost so fine but you might want to get the least perfumed one Saturday service. Working with the could be reduced. up with their fetishes that they are unable to engage in more run - availat| Car of the mill type of sexual activities. With such Capitol Area Transit Authority pooling-would cut down on - - exciting feet, I These are just a few suggestions what do you do with your penis? Also, recently heard that smoking one joint was equivalent ir automobile congestion on campus, you haven't specified (CATA), they hope to have the of how this project could be whether you masturbate your own toes or someone does it for content to smoking a whole pack of cigarets. I found this a I a very real problem, and service extended as soon as give those you. hard to believe and am writing to find out what, who do drive a fighting chance to implemented. The major problem is nicotine or other carcinogenic stuff is in marijuana. possible. getting the idea of a University - If the rest of your sexual functioning is adequate, you might There is a definite need for this find a parking space. Fewer cars on Cigarets are one of the most remarkable agricultural produfl sponsored car pool system out of just have to accept your limitations as part of normal aging. If, of our age. The growth of tobacco and the production ol service extension. As it now stands, campus would also cut down on lower - level committee rooms and however, other forms of sexual expression are thwarted, I would arc so carefully controlled, the presence of carcinogcni buses on the north - south route accidents and pedestrian - vehicle and other poisons can be precisely specified (as required into say you were in need of some professional help — and not from a by°l» finish their runs by 6 p.m. The new hassles. operation. and held to constant amounts in each brand. podiatrist. extended service would allow them MSU should be a community A marijuana joint on the other hand, is a haphazard I have had a full beard for about the last three years. Within No one can really estimate what leader. It has to do more than just produced thing, usually homemade from black market wwdsl to run to at least 7 p.m. the last year or so the skin under my beard has begun to itch and it would cost to set up a system of turn off lights or lower the heat. varying quality. In addition, adulterants such as basil leave This extension would be particles have occasionally flaked off. I shampoo the beard at other spices arv sometimes introduced. this type. Don Perrin, asst. director Here is a chance to exercise that Therefore,,there is n< particularly welcome for students least twice a week with special formula shampoos to relieve of accurately indicating what the tar content of of MSU data processing, did note marijuana is. I who have evening classes. The later leadership. dandruff and while itching might be relieved for a few days, the it seems extraordinarily far - fetched that anybody could sn service could give them the chance skin under my beard still appears dry and flaky. enough marijuana to do the type of damage to one's lungs til to take a bus and avoid a long, cold Obviously this is not a case of habitual sloppy eating of pea cigaret smokers do so commonly. There are individuals will soup but rather a variation on the dry flaky scalp, a condition sensitive lungs who undoubtedly suffer distress at inhaling a| walk. Buses would also be utilized which is very common in the winter but which is not dandruff. In smoke and these people might very well develop bron by off - campus students for the past, the cure I have recommended is to periodically fertilize irritation with marijuana just as they would by smoking icarets J transportation to sporting events, one's scalp with olive oil and wrap one's head in hot wet towels being in smoke filled room or other a - polluted e movies and other activities. Of course, this still does not help the walk home. COMMENTARY The addition of Saturday service would allow people to get to shopping centers more easily. The majority of students do not have Nixon still needs good men; cars and would welcome this service. The meeting to discuss the no crime for sticking it out! extension will be next week. At By William Safire Magazine as "the House liberal" who was go to pot. that time, it will be decided "all along more House than liberal." New York Times Sometimes an absurdity can n whether evening and Saturday "... To remain in this administration," point. Garment, who has been I service is really needed. WASHINGTON goe the gravemen of this gravedigging, atr offer - "When the water "... must call into question one's own Nations companies to stay o The idea of stretching the service reaches the upper levels," FDR's Navy Secretary Claude Swanson used to say, intelligence and honesty." gloomy White House, attacked is an excellent one. MSU buses run Does it really? Are all those who was "follow the rats." stay week in an apoplectic Greenwich V on campus well into the evening, so The cheerful cynicism of that political with, or join, the elected government of weekly. there is little reason why city buses the United States (ipso facto) stupid and axiom is being taken with dead seriousness One of its writers has been bro cannot do likewise. dishonest? by some critics of the Nixon about an item usually contained in Administration. They argue that the Yes, goes the get - out - or - be - forever pr of the President's former counsel - smeared answer, because the patriotic course for high government presence of the young Garment was an alto officials is to promptly and angrily good men helps hold up a bad sa\npho| administration; if all the white hats quit, player in Woody Herman's band. Koi COMMENTARY abandon ship. And the most consistently liberal of the the roof will fall in on all the black hats now, about the only mention o left. bandleader in print has been in conn Nixon men, Leonard Garment, is now with Garment's But what would happen if the early and brief assoc being systematically savaged by — who good with him, and Herman men, as defined by lapped it up;bti Fertilizer liberals, else? the very liberals whose causes he some were to in — the post - leave Watergate atmospheri s has espoused. vigorously and often effectively cave en masse in? What — and the roof did not then if the lunge for the bandleader sings a different blues i presidential jugular night. When liberals form a pack to go after a failed, and Nixon liberal, howling timber wolves respectfully served out his term surrounded by the "Listen," Herman is supposed to hi baddies? said now, "if Leonard Ga attend and take instruction. For the sin of growth in population and affluence, and supplies. Think again about the green Then, of course, we would have that played with my band, it must have be staying and fighting the good fight for for the third show at the Paramount.'' the resulting pressures on agriculture. revolution and dependence on chemical minorities favorite state of affairs on the inside — from the civil repression, The energy crisis is a major dislocation fertilizer; consider new ways of using rights of blacks and Indians misery and a rising tide of public Can there be BOSTON factor at the moment because it takes natural fertilizer. And most of all, act to to the active unhappiness which could be cured in 1976 than this idiotic a crueler, whackier cij Every once in a while a support of the Israelis — Garment is being biographical revisii world trend of profound importance gets energy in large amounts to make nitrogen hold down world population growth. flayed in the current New Leader by the election of a liberal. In the Herman whose band the fertilizer. It all comes from ammonia, meantime, of course, the country would committee used to hire when it could nil underway without making headlines. t which in turn is made with a hydrocarbon, According to authorities on agricultural usually gas or oil. It takes a ton of oil to get Benny Goodman or Artie Shaw should stick with "Apple j production, something like that may be Honey" i,ntl80 make a ton of ammonia, which converts to out of happening in their field right now. The politics. two or three tons of fertilizer chemical fertilizer on which the world depending The increasingly depends for food is in short on the type. "intelligence and honesty" 1 should be questioned is not that of supply and is getting shorter. "The principal raw material of modern who try to make our thoj Raymond Ewell, professor of chemical U.S. agriculture is fossil fuel." That government v but engineering at the State University of New statement, doubtless surprising to most of that^of those who would denude it4 York in Buffalo and a recognized expert us, was m..de and proved by a group of a destll on fertilizer production, has recently agricultural scientists in the magazine returned from Asia. He gives a vivid Science last November. Some of the In "Coping," a collection of essays! example of the problem there. energy input results from the increased liberal Patrick mechanization of American farms, but the J. Moynihan.or India used about 3.5 million tons of Ambassador to India points out th chemical nutrients in 1973. This year, Ewell largest single factor is the of nitrogen moral men of this administration thinks, it will have to make do with 2.5 fertilizer. use Garment "are l'j® million tons. The missing one - million coming to be valued for IT A year or two ago Ewell was relatively integrity they sustained in murky time5 J tons of fertilizer, a staggering proportional hopeful about meeting world fertilizer dignity is acquiring meaning, not cut, will reduce India's grain harvest by requirements. Now he says flatly: "The with respect to those who for the ir ( some 10 million tons, a tenth oi last present worldwide shortage will continue keep silent, for there is noise enough." year's total. indefinitely — at least for the next five Underdeveloped countries are by no years and probably for the rest of human Staying on is no sin. And the Pri'side"! would do well to means the only ones feeling the scarcity, history." stop taking several m of best though its effect on them may be His long • range pessimism is based not men for granted. The P">q especially devastating'. Farmers in the on the energy crisis but on the forbidding accounting will take place in th American Midwest law or the halls of Congres are clamoring for requirements of capital and technical _ fertilizer; the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture manpower to build fertilizer plants on the meantime," as Ambassador Moyn'lf estimates we may be short more than a scale that would be needed. says, "we must endeavor to cope." million tons this year. The Perhaps, as shortage is one thinks about it, the scale is most worldwide. The oil crisis is an immediate reason significant — the expanding world for population pressing on the limits of land Editor's Note: difficulties in fertilizer production. But William Safirc's picture i" and agricultural technology. the problem goes much deeper than that — What can be done? Assure fertilizer OUR PRESIDENT HAS HIS incorrectly appeared Tuesday with '"'L_ to the whole contemporary pattern of plants e iough of diminishing oil and gas ICCENTR.CmE^H^THMm pUT THE GOOD STUFF AND KEEPS loses rare diplomat with passing of Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, January 9, 1974 5 Leftover problems face state legislature political reforms likely to be Milliken has indicated his I gy pAl/L VAR'AN the key ingredients of (iov. State of the State report also the ball rolling in this area. Jr.,.D- Detroit. With all the lawmakers up Public hearings by the Milliken will I United Press International will include a recommendation The energy bill and a key Other politii I reform for re - election this year, the Senate State Affairs submit budget for the fiscal year his |The Li Michigan legislature new session today Milliken's annual State of the State report to the lawmakers that consumer given priority legislation be status after political reform which would measure one require full measures likely to though most are ee action, political reform issue will likely be a touchy one and could very Committee Milliken's begin Jan. 16 on proposal, already beginning July 1 in the early part of February. It's expected disclosure of l^115 slew of unfinished Thursday top the list of pre - having lain dormant during the campaign contributions and expenditures drawing board, would restrict well seep into the lawmakers' passed by the House, to to be only slightly higher than KL from 1973 that could Christmas leftovers still up for final months of the previous — victims of the activities of lobbyists, campaigns. create a 26,000 employe the $2.6 billion outlay of the Ker delayed by budget consideration. were partisan wrangling in the Senate in late require open meetings by The energy bill requested by Milliken to give him the Dept. of Human Services by current year due to widespread ^derations and campaign The legislature Democratic leaders in House, where a number of the December sparked by the public officials and make public the financial resources authority to take speedy action consolidating three existing state agencies. predictions downturn of that an economic could be refusal of Democrats to go of in the event of emergency fuel ency energy p.m. today following a three consumer bills officeholders to guard With so much legislation especially severe in Michigan. are in week holiday recess. along with a move to expel shortages was sidetracked by „ and proposed committee, appear ready to get Sen. Charles N. against conflict • of interest - the Senate after being watered from the 1973 session still to However, the governor still Youngblood situations. be acted upon, a spokesman feels his $380 million property down considerably. In its for Milliken indicated the Stateof tax relief program for the next current form — and it's likely rof helps U.S. schools in Japan the State report will contain two years is safe, according to to be subjected to more few surprises. the spokesman. changes — the governor would be empowered to declare a . By State LINNEA BOESE News Staff Writer to the 16th century, and talked with Japanese professors about the problems of educating elementary education elementary when Japan. education at she spent MSU. at MSU, fall term in ..J... g intercultural to VIIV.WU1 ogc involvement by hiring Japanese culture studied , this problem. She believes that the best way to state of emergency and direct the Public Service Commission to take such contingency steps Lobby dem J ,he at election children in Her teach the children English is to crowded original as regulating the allocation of in the home of a classrooms. provide a purpose was to graduate course in teachers. But many Americans allow them to stay with their fuel oil and curtailing certain lraosan (a stringed These modern curriculum for who live on the military bases peers rather than putting them of energy sources. Enfft) grand master and were two unplanned experiences of Lois of the teachers at Dept. of Defense isolate themselves from the in special classes, helping them uses Pending consumer legislation E>ned to him trace Bader, associate professor of schools in Japan. culture, often out of shyness, later to deepen their includes a Democratic House On the eve of a new legislative session, Common Tjtige of the musical art back Spin • offs from this Bader said. Some understanding of the language. bill to regulate fair trade and Michigan Tuesday called on state lawmakers to act on proposed Cause of administrators are included working as a Bader is deceptive advertising. The political reform bills or expect citizens to take matters in their hesitant to break out of their going back to Japan consultant to other American spring break to give courses on measure spent months in limbo own hands. traditional molds, however. schools in Japan, over whether jurisdiction in A1 Swerdlow of Oak providing One of them objected to individualized teaching to Park, chairman of Common Cause, workshops and setting up a sitting warned the legislators on the floor in a Japanese education students sych matters should be placed they may have to answer for their inaction reading corner with in this year's election. learning center for military in one of Bader's classes, teache who the attorney general's personnel who are working saying office, desired In addition, he said, "if reform becomes a he could not leam that concerned about improving as by political football and toward high school equivalent way. is delayed by in - The Japanese have done a education in classes which Democrats, or with the Dept. fighting between Democratic and Republican diplomas. of Licensing and Regulation, legislators, the citizens of Michigan will have to consider the lot of learning and they've normally contain 40 to 45 She was also invited into the students. which Milliken wants to initiative procedure to obtain the needed been sitting on the floor for changes in 1974." homes of Japanese people, a transform into a consumers Common Cause is pushing for the centuries, Bader answered him. She will be adoption of laws requiring privilege not extended to most Bader worked with several working with the affairs department. However, disclosure of campaign contributions and expenditures, regulating Americans, she said. University of the Ryukyus, aides to the governor say a lobbying activities, stipulating that all meetings of public officials educators on a position paper which MSU While she was visiting one helped reconstruct compromise has been worked be made public and protecting against conflict - of interest on intercultural education after World War II. - Japanese teacher she went to a which cites the need for such situations involving officeholders. Buddhist temple and emphasis around the world so participated in the rites at the family ancestral shrine. people appreciate their / fH'CC DON'T ftEALLf ) fh)HAT «Y0l/ REALLW U)ANT ) She visited an 89 • year • old own cultures understand the cultures of but also (JCN'T HELP ME WITH MS' Ll/'ANT HELP'.^S If fOMECME ELSE 7C DC THAT'S EDUCATION, artist who has been honored as other peoples. ^HaWEWORKT/ (JTHE U)0RK FOR S'Ci'; J ISN'T IT?! one of Japan's "living national The Dept. of Defense treasures." Bader said she schools face the problem of (£' —... wu o..t delighted with this magnificent educating many children who man, whose three story have one Oriental parent and >n ujpture wUI soon be erected for the island of Okinawa. whom English must become a second language. Dept. of Defense schools a Some of Bader's workshops DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau FACULTY VIEWPOINT i{/ OKAY, YOU CAN If / PAP, x l/f THAT MAS NEAR Y THE HOUSE! I WHOSE ' POLITICS"? 6ET OUT HERE. THIS TH0U6HT YOU YOU 1 BUT.. BUT.. DIDN'T WANT LOOKS LIKE A PRETTY 600P SPOT FOP. WERE 60IN6 SAID YOU \ YOU SAID ANYONE TO SEE | C'MON, 70 DRIVE ME WANTED 1 THAT I YOU HITCHHIKING -BUT.. OUT! OUT/ BACK TO TO H/TCH- \ C0ULDN7! j HITCHHIKIN6. . \ SCHOOL.. NEAR THE HOUSE' ~~1 . ' i HIKE. ITS BMBAKMS5IN6. | 6*5 Lffis lta*" PRICE WITH COUPON .I ■ Your choKi o< tlavon. JLm lim,t one Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, January 9, | Heavy music By DAVE DiMARTINO his current single that is doing more for Seger nationally than man lead guitarist Drew Abbot, formerly of Detroit's own Third } Three Friday Stooges Film Festival Saturday 4 State News Reviewer anything he's released in a few years. Power. , A talent Curiously, it was not performed Monday. A passing note: Seger chose not to allow his performance to be Jan. 11 Jan. 12 as strong as Bob Seger's is one that cannot soon be Personnel on most of the new album cuts will include the band broadcast live over the Michigan State Radio Network. He said he forgotten. Monday night at the Brewery, Seger and his band McDonel Kiva 104B Wells relived their legendary Michigan fame one more time as they seen at the Brewery, which is a good move for Seger. He needs to did not want the usual broadcasting technique to be used in his be identified with a permanent band rather than a case. Seger expressed dissatisfaction with a P.A. mix that allowed almost brought the house down in a fine rock and roll constantly performance. shifting group. His current band is extremely good, particularly only vocals to be heard satisfactorily while the rest of the band Shows at 6:30.8:30,10:30 could not be heard equally well. Seger was visibly proud of his new band, and he had every right Obviously, Seger cares a lot about the way he sounds. But 75' to be. It would be fair to say that his present group is the best company he has been in for a long while. The first half of the everyone eise cares, too. That's why his performance Monday show was basically devoted to performances of night was so fine. With so much concern for good Seger's well - known tunes — a logical move on the part of the band. The audience needed very little time to warm up to the new group. After the initial two or three numbers, Seger was clearly in control of the crowd for the rest of the night. The fact that this new band was so readily accepted by the audience is a good sign in itself, for.obviously Seger's harshest and most expectant critics are Michigan rock V rollers. Only they have seen Seger and his constantly changing band through their many years of development. Seger was, however more than accepted — he and his band were thoroughly enjoyed by everyone, even the few who weren't immediately on their feet "rocking out." Seger's versions of "Heavy Music," "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man" and "Lucifer" were the high points of the night for most of the crowd, judging from the tremendous response. It is interesting that Seger has enough of a following here to allow for a whole night of playing old favorites without ever really having the need to perform any new material. New material is forthcoming, however. After the show, Seger mentioned that a new album on Reprise records would be coming out in March. The album would, of course, contain "I Need Ya," Feisty Dirty Sally' to join lineup at CBS By KATHY ESSELMAN State News Reviewer "Dirty Sally," no relation to Dirty Harry, enters the bloody contest for a place in next fall's lineup at 8 Friday night. This series is one of the most original series to come along in many a year. 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PENNSYLVANIA SHOP MON. THRU SAT. 8 a.m. to 1Q;3Q. P.M. —SUN. 9 a.m. to 7p Wednesday, January 9, 3 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan i9?4 SIEVE STEIN Vikings' Grant discloses Nothing rattles Spartan icers hint of fine by NFL czar Spartan hockey coach Amo Bessone had just revealed last HOUSTON (UPI) - Coach Bud which had a basketball piping in the shower facilities, proper channels. He didn't Thursday that two of his players had been ruled ineligible for the Grant of the Minnesota backboard at one end, few "Jim Kensil called me and mention a fine right out but he rest of the season for academic reasons. Vikings, a strong silent type facilities for hanging clothes; pretty well hinted at it. We've "It hurts tremendously," Bessone lamented. "But we have told me to get tford to Bud t0 who is usually one of the least long, narrow tables for that the Commissioner took a had a rule for years about make the best of it. The season goes on." outspoken figures in pro equipment and no facilities for dim view of his statements statements derogatory to And the season did go on for the Spartan icers. All MSU did football, has been ordered the coaches. Also, a group of Monday," Kinks said. "He said football drawing fines and I last weekend was defeat the WCHA's league - leading team and under threat of a possible fine sparrows had settled on the Bud should have gone through guess this would come under the nation's top - rated squad twice — and the scores were close by NFL Commissioner Pete that." only because Wisconsin staged a couple of third Rozelle to refrain from further derogatory remarks about his team's Super Bowl practice Former Ram comebacks. The loss of all - time leading scorer and co - captain Mark Calder and promising freshman defenseman Greg Ciungan were WCHA Standings facility. fine "I've been threatened with a by the Comissioner," signs with SAN DIEGO (UPI) — Tommy Prothro, fired by the Los Angeles not the first unfortunate occurences to hit the Spartan team this season. The team lost senior all - American defenseman Bob Boyd last hockey Grant said matter - of - factly Rams in his first job as a pro football coach was hired Tuesday as Denver 9 5 20 summer when he signed a professional contract with the at a Tuesday morning news head coach of the San Diego Chargers. Michigan Tech 8 2 18 Minnesota Fighting Saints of the World Hockey Assn. it IqJ conference. "It was passed on Prothro, 53, who inactive in football last replaced senior Michel Chaurest for the final 12 games of his to me by Mr. Kensil (NFL was season, Minnesota 7 3 16 eligibility Ron Waller who announced his resignation Monday night. Waller because of a broken ankle suffered in November. And it has Wisconsin 7 5 16 Executive Director) through was an interim coach, taking the place of Harland Svare who has MSU 7 6 15 played through with numerous injuries, including those to Mr. Finks (Vikings' General retained the post of general manager. Norm Barnes and Chris Murfey, who missed several games earlier Manager). The Commissioner Terms for Prothro were not announced but he said, "the Colo. College 7 7 14 this season. Notre Dame 6 7 13 apparently took a dim view of contract's long enough that if 1 can't succeed in that I can get U M 4 7 9 After getting off to a great start, winning five of its first six I my observations. I took it as a out." games, MSUt came up flat against Minnesota and lost a two • game threat." In making the announcement. Charger owner Gene Klein North Dakota 3 9 6 series over Thanksgiving weekend. Rozelle's actions came after praised Prothro's accomplishment and said he did not expect the Minn. Duluth 2 9 5 The Spartans then faced a grueling 10 - game road ■ trip | Grant ripped his club's practice 2-11-1 San Diego team to become a title contender overnight. including games against Wisconsin, Denver, Colorado College and Dolphin dandies facilities for Sunday's Super "Complimentary things are nice but you have to win," Prothro Ties: Denver 2, Michigan Tech 2, Michigan Tech in the Great Lakes Invitational. The result: a 6-3-1 Miami Dolphin coach Don Shula (right) preparing for his Bowl Game against the World said. record and their first championship ever in the Great Lakes. Minnesota 2, Wisconsin 2, fourth Super Bowl, and quarterback Bob Griese pause for a Champion Miami Dolphins as Klein said Prothro would have complete authority over MSU 1, Notre Dame 1, MSU now stands with a 13-6-1 overall mark and are 7-6-1 in! little relaxation during practice in Houstop, Tex. The "junior high school level." everything that happens on the football field and that everyone the WCHA, good for fifth place, but the Spartans are right in the Grant took newsmen on a from the equipment man through Svare, the general manager, and U M 1, Minnesota - Duluth 1. - Dolphins are early favorites over Minnesota by as much as a middle of a tight race. tour of the dressing room the owner himself, would be dedicated to working with him. AP Wirephoto January biggest lest This is the biggest month of the season for the Spartans. Six of MSU's eight games will be played on the friendly home ice. The Spartan tankers face rebuilding By JACKWALKDEN also finished fourth in the The Spartans have just two recruiting year, we could be Bruce Wright captured the 100 year Others who will be keys for icers face Colorado College this weekend, then travel to Minnesota before finishing the month here against North Dakota. This ability to bounce back from adversity has been exemplified time and time again during Spartan games this season. State News Sports Writer eastern half of the Big seniors and three juniors on a Ten right up there next year - yard championship. the Spartans this year are Bob 26 man roster, while 11 Who can forget the game against Michigan in November when | MSU's swimming hopes for Relays behind Indiana, - fighting for second place." Rex in the Individual Medley, MSU scored two goals in the final 43 seconds to tie, and then win freshmen and 10 sophomores Replacing two graduated this season may not be the Michigan and Ohio State. The strong point of this Bill Hall and John Henson in with 20 seconds to go in overtime? round out the team. swimmers will be MSU's most promising, but the future The roughest portion of the year's squad appears to be the the freestyle sprints and Ken MSU tied a game with Colorado College with 26 seconds "I don't think well be as toughest task as the loss of of the sport here has not Spartan schedule is diving team under coach John Holmes and Tim Ranval in the remaining before winning, and came back to tie Denver 7-7 in the strong as last year," MSU butterflier Ken Win field and looked brighter in many years. Narcy. breaststroke. third period after being behind, 7-3. approaching them, however, as coach Dick Fetters said. "Some Senior Mike backstroker Alan Dilley left a The Spartans are going Cook and they travel the next two of the guys on this team could The Spartans don't have Last Friday, Wisconsin scored three goals in a minute and a sophomore Dave Burgering major hole in the team. through a rebuilding year this weekends to Wisconsin and make a liar out of me, though. another home meet until Jan. half to take a 4-3 lead, but MSU remained unfiustered, as Chris season and have split two dual head the team as both scored Replacing Winfield is junior Michigan, two teams likely to "We've got to have a good in the Jim 25 when they host Murfey and John Sturges scored to give the Spartans the victory. meets, having beaten Eastern battle for second Big Ten meet last year. Bradford, while junior Paul An incident Saturday night best exemplified the team's place in the recruiting year this season," he The two are off to a great start Northwestern. Michigan 72-41 and narrowly Fetters, son of the MSU coach, determination. Brendon Moroney missed a wide - open net on a league this year. Indiana is added. "We've got no place to this year as evidenced by the lost to Illinois 64 - 59. MSU again the Big Ten favorite. aijd freshman Mark Outwater power play. But, before he really had a chance to shake his head, jJo^u^jj^jind^jvith^a^jJood^ fact that they slammed both are filling Dilley's absence. boards against Illinois. Women's IM the Spartans started another rush, and Moroney got a second chance — this time, he put the puck into the net through a tiny Bradford had concentrated Leading the list of swimmers hole between the goalie's pad and the goal post. are two freestylists who won mainly on freestyle races until The team this year. entry deadline for "The kids really hung in there," Bessone said. "The last period Big Ten titles as freshmen last women's intramural basketball has always been our best period." year. Glen Disosway took the Fetters has so far more than has been extended to 5 p.m. Was it the best series MSU had played all year? 50 yard freestyle title, while - adequately filled in for Dilley "We played real well against Notre Dame," Bessone said. "But as he has won the 200 Anyone interested in this was more pressure - packed. At this stage of the season, its an a backstroke in both dual meets. officiating women's basketball important series. And, we haven't swept Wisconsin in a long y $9 must attend a clinic at 7 p.m. time." Outwater, an All - America today in 137 Women's Calder, one of the most popular players on the team, was performer at Bloomfield Hills Intramural Bldg. In addition, Andover High School last congratulating his teammates in the lockerroom after both games. year, each team entered in the Teamwork is vitally important in hockey, and the Spartans, a has taken a second and third in intramural league must have the same event. young team, are a very close - knit group. 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Baltimore, Maryland 21202 Telephone: 301 837 6965 News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan State Wednesday, January 9, 1974 9 DROP IN to the Here they come, there he goes Cis Sloan, (on left in far photo) and Marlene Lamp (right), both seniors, has forced some joggers inside, where it is warmer and drier. Winter joggers jog along East Lansing streets to keep in shape. Jenison Fieldhouse is too far so they run in the street near their homes. No case of "Bumper - itis" can track jog in the Men's Intramural Building or Jenison Fieldhouse indoor seven days a week. Student Book ) tore has been reported by either woman,>yet. In the right photo, cold weather ACROSS FROM OLIN logging: A winter's tale By BILL COSTABILE State News Sports Writer here at MSU, jogging doesn't stop because of the white stuff the "Whales." Additionally, each member's sweat shirt has "There are rest periods between exercises, but jogging the "Whales - XL" emblazoned on is continual motion," she on ground. More and more women are J Look! Running down the Oldsters, youngsters, men it. explained. "If dieting is a also taking time off to jog right ■hallway! It's a bird, it's a and women alike are likely to The club was formed two 'problem for some women, along with the men. Carole |plane! No, it's a MSWJ! A be seen jogging during the years ago and includes faculty Cosmas, a housewife from East jogging is the answer for them. It burns off calories fast. |»tiat'!.\ Michigan State Winter winter. members, local businessmen Lansing, got into jogging about "And believe it or not, you logger. John N. Winburne, 62, and some students. Jogging is two years ago. Those daring devotees of the don't have a ravenous appetite I sweat shirt and crusty former associate dean of not running as such, but more of a form of constant motion "It was right after I had my after jogging. It just tones the AND SAVE Btnnis shoes set have moved University College for Student second child," Cosmas said. "1 whole body and relaxes you." Affairs, is one of the older for the body. took a good look at myself in ■indoors and given their sport Jo Ann Davis, a graduate 25% joggers. "If any man over 40 years the mirror one day and saw all ■(?|some respectability. student in physical education, "I've been jogging since old can run two miles in less that flab on my body. My said that she came by jogging J Every day during the winter 1959," Winburne said. "I used than 16 minutes, we consider it husband was already a jogger because of her major. Imonths. joggers can be seen to jog two miles a day, but I've running," Gibbard said. "If he so I decided to join him. "Athletics was an integral ■luffing and puffing down the ■hallways of the Men's had to slow down. I've become more of a walker then a jogger runs it in more than 16 minutes it's jogging. "After a few months of part of my major so jogging WHEN YOU BUY ■Intramural Building ard the jogging, all that flabby skin was a natural for me. I try to because I have blood clots in "We take anyone who is *enison Fieldhouse indoor both legs and ankies. interested in jogging as tightened up and I could start jog every day for two miles. But if I lay off for three or USED BOOKS lfrack. There are even a few members, but I always suggest wearing some clothes I "I'm down to just one mile a couldn't wear before. four days I really begin to feel (tardy souls who cannot tell the day now. It's really handy to that prospective members "I think that most it. I start to slow down and I f fere nee between fair and check with their doctors first. ul weather. be able to use Jenison housewives don't get enough get tired. But after two or "Some people can come Fieldhouse whenever I want." exercise at home, even if they three days that good feeling I Those joggers can be seen While jogging is usually an right out and jog two miles and follow along with comes back to you. I'm going it won't bother them, but some those ■chugging along outside on the individual effort, MSU does exercise programs on to continue jogging as long as I might do themselves more £alph Young outdoor track have a group of dedicated harm than good without a television. Those exercises are can because it sure beats pext to Spartan Stadium. overweight joggers who meet fine, but jogging is better. calisthenics. For many joggers, the regularly in the fieldhouse. The fcginmng of winter marks the club was formed by cross - pnd of their jogging until country coach Jim Gibbard |Pting. But for the hard {jttk core and it is appropriately named 1 week of the world's most delicious Grand Opening! Caesafr Vizza FAST FREE AND PUT THE MONEY DELIVERY YOU'VE SAVED INTO 337-1631 1203 E. Gd. River THOSE REALLY BIG Week of Sundaes 20< off on any Sundae. BUY A BUY A PURCHASES!! 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Phone 546-1594 7828888 evenings and 4 30 5:30 p.m. driving. Park Trace, Okemos to returning 5 p.m. 355-2853. p.m. returning 5 p m. 563-2057 after Leaving 7:30 a.m. returning anytimel 3-1-9 6 p.m. 3-1-10 MSU. Leaving 7:30 a.m., weekends. 3-1-10 variable. 485-3794 evenings. Thursday and Friday. 3-1-11 returning 5 p.m. 353-9140. 8 - 5. RIDE: EAST Lansing to Durand. 3-1-10 SHARE DRIVING. East Lansing to DRIVING - NORTH Battle Creek Leaving 5 p.m. Tuesday/ SHARE DRIVING. Corounna to RIDING. McDonel to Kalamazoo. Flint. Leaving 9 a.m., returning DRIVING: FLINT MSU MSU. Leaving 6:45 a.m., MSU. Leaving 9 20 a.m. Leaving Friday p.m. returning - - to Thursday. 355-7604 after 9 a.m. 6:30 p.m. 337-1263 after 6 30. SHARE DRIVING. Flint to MSU. Leaving 7 a.m., returning 6 p.m. returning 5 p.m. 616-968-1497 Tuesday - Thursday. 3-1-10 returning 5 p.m. 743-4141 after Sunday p.m. 353-1100 evenings. 3-1-11 Leaving 7 a.m. returning 11:50 1-313-694-8871 after 6 p.m. after 6:30 p.m. 3-1-11 a.m. 694-5472. 3-1-11 3-1-10 SHARE DRIVING. Holt to East DRIVING EATON Rapids to SHARE DRIVING EAST Lansing to Lansing. Leaving 7:30 a.m. DRIVING. UNIVERSITY Village DRIVING. MSU to Ann - MSU. Leaving 8 a.m., returning DRIVING. FLINT to MSU. Leaving SHARE DRIVING. Grand Rapids MSU. Leaving 7:30 a.m. returning 5 p.m. 694-8098 after to Fowlerville. Leaving 6:15, Arbor, Ypsilanti. Leaving 8 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 646-8821, after 1:30. 6:45 a.m. returning 12 noon returning 6:30 p.m. 351 8157, to MSU. Leaving 6:30 a.m. - returning 5:30 p.m. 337-0821 5:30 p.m. 3-110 returning 5:30 p.m. 355-5885. 1 3-1 -*11 1-313-238-1907 after 1:30 p.m. 3-1-11 Tuesday / Thursday. 3-1-11 returning 5 p.m. Call after 6 p.m. 3-1-11 3-1-10 616^453-6632 after 6 3 616 877 4^90. 3-1-10 SHARE DRIVING. Chestnut, SHARE DRIVING: Dura.iu SHARE DRIVING. Jackson to SHARE DRIVING. Haslett to SHARE DRIVING: Lansing - MSU Lansing to MSU. Leaving 9 a.m., SHARE DRIVING. West Mount MSU. Leaving 8 a.m. returning 3 SHARE DRIVING. East Lansing to campus. Leaving 8:30 a.m. SHARE DRIVING from Grand to Ann Arbor. Leaving 9 a.m. returning 3:30 p.m. 484-6314 Hope to Computer Lot Y. MSU. Leaving 7 a.m., returning 5 • 6 p.m, 288-4533 after Ann Arbor. Leaving 8:30 a.m. Rapids to MSU. Leaving 6:15 Leaving 7 a.m., returning 12:45 5 p m p.m. 784-7426 after 3:45 p.m. returning 4:00 p.m. 339-9237 returning 6 p.m. 484-7879 after 4 p.m. 3-1-10 returning 1:30 p.m. 355-2128. after 5:00 p.m. 3-1-11 a.m., returning 5:00 p.m. Phone evenings. 3J-10 p.m. 372-6871, 5-10 p:m. 3-1-10 3-1-11 616-454-5852 after 6 p.m. 3-1-9 DRIVING: OKEMOS to MSU. c RIDING. SPARTAN VILLAGE to Leaving 7:45 a.m. returning 5 DRIVING. HOLT to MSU. Leaving RIDE. SHAW Hall to Jackson. SHARE DRIVING. Howell to SHARE DRIVING. SHARE DRIVING. Haslett Wells Hall. Leaving 7:30 a.m. p.m. 353-7175 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 7 -7:30 a.m. returning 2 - 3 p.m. Village Leaving Friday p.m. returning to MSU. Leaving 8 a.m. returning 5 Townhouses Co-op to Berkey MSU. Leaving 9:30 a.m. returning 5:30 p.m. 353-4575, 3-1-10 694-1504. 3-1-11 Sunday / Monday p.m. 9-12. 3-1-11 p.m 546-3363 evenings. 3-1-11 Hall. Leaving 7:20 a.m., 355-9203. 3-1-11 returning 3 p.m. 339-9747, returning 5 p.m. 393-6693 after 3 5-p.m. 3-1-10 RIDING. LAKE Lansing and Marsh NEED RIDE: from Walnut and SHARE MSU. DRIVING: Leaving Aurluis 7:15 to a.m., 5:30 p.m. 3-1-11 RIDE. PENAISYLVANIA / Saginaw to Library / campus. Leaving SHARE DRIVING from Mason to Road to MSU. Leaving 7:30 a.m., returning 12:30 p.m. Saginaw, Lansing to MSU. Leaving 7 7:30 a.m. returning 5 CAMP WISE returning 5:30 p.m. 628-2863 RIDING. CAMPUS to Capitol area. 7:30 East Lansing. Leave 8 - 8:30 339-2662 evenings. 3-1-10 p.m. 371-3149 after 5 p.m. 3-1-9 - 7:45 a.m. returning after a.m., return 5:30 p.m. 677-0205 The Resident Camp of the after 6 p.m. 3-1-11 Leaving 2 - 2:30 p.m. returning 4:30 p.m. 355-3441 / 372-9430. 5 p.m. 355-6770 3-1 -11 after 5:30 p.m. X3-1-10 Jewish Community Center of Cleveland, Ohio DRIVING: 4 miles south / Holt to DRIVING: KING Arthur's Court to _ RIDING. CHANDLER road, Bath Is Now Hiring Counselors and Specialists MSU. Leaving 7:15 a.m. SHARE DRIVING. Meadowbrook DRIVING. CLIO to MSU. Leaving to Kedzie Hall. Leaving 7:40 for the 1974 Season Spartan Village Day Center. DRIVING. South returning 5 p.m. 677-0926 after Trace to Berkey Hall. Leaving Lansing to 8:30 a.m. returning 3:50 p.m. a.m. returning 9:30 p.m. Leaving 8:30, returning 4 p.m. campus. Leaving 7:30 a.m. 6 p.m. 3-1-10 A Representative of CAMP WISE will Conduct 7:30 a.m. returning 5 p.m. 686-3472 after 5 p.m. 3-1-11 349-3730 10 a.m. 5 p.m. 485 8910 after 6 p.m. 3-1-11 882-2214 after 5:30 p.m. 3-1-11 returning 5 p.m. 353-8873 / te Campus on Wednesday, January 16. 1974 3-1 10 393-3764 after 6 p.m. 3-1-11 SHARE DRIVING from West RIDING. SANDHILL/ Hagadorn to SHARE DRIVING, Grand Rapids Natural Resources DRIVING. MICHIGAN and Regent Lansing to Commuter lot. Building. to campus. Leaving 8:30, RIDE. MASON / Felpausch to Leaving 7:30 - 7:45 a.m. DRIVING. EAST Lansing t to HIFI BUYS. Leaving 8:40 Leaving 8:30 a.m. returning 5 For Further Information, Applications and Interview returning 5 p.m. 616-453-7202 A d m i n i straiton Building. returning 5 p.m. 337-7869 after Arbor. Leaving 7 a.m. ret a.m., returning 9:30 p.m. p.m. daily. After 5:00 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday. 484-3774 1 0-11 p.m. 3-1-11 Leaving 7:30 a.m., returning 5 485-5981. 3-1-9 5:30 p.m. 3-1-10 anytime. 355-6147. 3-1-11 Appointments. Please Contact the Student Employment Bureau p.m. 676-1880 after 6:30 p.m. _ 9-1-11 SHARE DRIVING. Parma to THE FREE UNIVERSITY OF THE GREAT campus. Leaving 9:00 a.m. JUDAIC STUDIES AT MSU returning Tuesday & Thursday 3 p.m., Wednesday & Friday Announcement of Winter Classes 12.30 p.m. 531-5061. 3-1-11 RIDING. EAST Lansing to Detroit. BIBLE: THE BEGINNINGS GIVEAWAY Leaving 3 p.m. returning by * INTRODUCTION TO JEWISH MYSTICISM 7:45 a.m. 351-4404 after 4 p.m. •AMERICAN JEWISH NOVELISTS, 1900 - 1940 3-1-11 •HEBREW FOR BEGINNERS II RIDING: HASLETT to Ag Hall. •INTERMEDIATE HEBREW II Leaving 7:30 a.m., returning 5 ♦HEBREW SPEAKING CLUB p.m^355-6580 8 5 3-MO •BASIC JUDAISM DRIVING. JACKSON to campus. •EXPLANATION OF CHAZANUT Leaving 8:00 a.m. returning 3:00 p.m. 787-4667 after 5:00 •TALMUDIC LAW AND LORE DRIVING: EAGLE & 1-96 to MSU. Leaving 7:15 a.m., returning 5 p.m. 626-6672 after 6 p.m. 3-1-10 We the men of Phi Delta Theta offer the finest example of contemporary fraternity living. The Phi Delt house brings lively yet elegant living to the college man. Have we got the super deal for you! Just pick up four KLH 23 loudspeakers at $150.00 each and any turntable (we've listed a few choices at our low price) and we'll GIVE YOU the $500 Harman Kardon 75+ mutichannel receiver .JHiclfigan £8»ta at no charge. 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But after receiving considerable criticism for this statement from high-ranking state Democrats, I ■, dent- '•'c,ll,y •nd *U<$39.95 NOW 530 swve roux hnnh stau-lUK — — SRVG 3Z<- SCOT LflD KRINlUf WJT VR.Q7. , Snorkel POL YESTER TRIM P BREAD sme 64- POLLY "RNNW CREME TILLED 99 POTOTDES 4 -1. VLRSIC RE*}-, KOSHPR, POLISH DILL LUNCM sm( 63 PICKLES "or $10.00 N0T ALL SIZES STILL AVAILABLE >24" 55 IN ALL STORES 12 Michigan r 355-8255 ]<§l§>§lfrO€(£ ©si i Apartments Automotive Motorcycles FRANKLY SPEAKING... by phil frank > ONE GIRL PARKING ONE block from ONE AND two bedrooms, to sl.aro FIAT 1969 124 Spyder 5-speed. YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, BMW J - unfurnished apartments, stove bedroom Excellent body and mechanical. campus. Private, paved, lighted furnished Rickman - Many 1974's now in 60,000 miles. 25 30 m.p.g. stock. Some 1973's at reduced lot. $12/ month. 349-9609 or and refrigerator, all utilities paid. $92.50/ mom), , '"i - $900. 337-0297 evenings. 3-1-11 349-4842. OR-1-10 Neat and Clean. Recently 1-313-852 015 I prices. Helmets, leathers, remodeled. Students welcome, accessories - parts and service. FORD VAN 1969. Six REFRIGERATORS, Sorry no children. Call TWO TO take o cylinder, SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, PHONE 355 8255 DISHWASHERS, lESCHTRUTH HERRIMAN REAL ESTATE. lease or sublet. 1 standard transmission, radio. INCORPORATED. 2460 North APPLIANCES, 315 South 371-4158.5-1-10 from campus. Call 34 7 Student Services 355-0814. 3-1-11 Cedar. Just south of I - 96 Morn, , Bldg. 351-5205. After 4 m . Bridge, Grand Ledge. 627-2191. overpass. Phone 694-6621. 5-1 10 LOGAN ARMS Apartment 373-4910.3 110 * FORD, 1962 CAMPER Van, gas C-6-1-11 * AUTOMOTIVE Southwest side of Lansing. Ideal heater, range, icebox, fold - out for married couples or graduate GIRL NEEDED foi |u» Scooters & Cycles bed, panelled. Good running Auto Service Apartments , _ condition, good body. Asking students. From $155. Resident winter / spring , i,... ' J Parts & Service $300. Also 1964 Ford Van, been manager 393-7863, or call THE 3-1 10 ® Aviation hit in rear, runs good, 240cc WALTER NELLER COMPANY, MASON SUBLEASE EFFICIENCY TWOi GIRLS BODY SHOP - 812 East 489 6561. 5-1-10 for , •EMPLOYMENT engine. Asking $125. Call Kalamazoo Street since 1940. apartment. 482-3192 or 482-5877. 3-1-9 $63.50 - ONE GIRL, over 22, for two man •FOR RENT Complete auto collision service. painting 485-0256. and apartment. Own bedroom, 349-3086 after 7 p.m. 2.,.91 JEEP UNIVERSAL CJ5, 1957 - Apartments C-1-31 Capitol Villa. 351-0357. 5-1-10 NEED ONE girl to 4-wheel drive, 4 - cylinder Houses $70/month. January economy, new top, new springs. ONE 2 FEMALE room, $60 - rent Rooms ♦FOR SALE $700. 351-1389. 5-1-11 MAVERICK 1970, 45,000 miles. , SOAAEOME IN THE BACk S RAISJA*5 W" , , ^ $45. University Villa, furnished. Inquire apartment 220. 3-1-11 MAN $66.25/ 349-0995. 5-1-10 TWO 332 0149, after ROOMS 5p.m. 5-v furnished Animals floor, private bath, and Great condition. Call 353-5119 THEIR HAMD- IS THFRE A QUESTION, 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT, Campus View Apartments Mobile Homes or 337-0092. 5-1-11 parking. One two men 0R IS HE HA/lNG A MiSHTMARE?' North Grand River Avenue. Supervised housing has East Kalama/oo 4 1 11 ♦LOST & FOUND $77.50/month. 372-3193 after •PERSONAL Call us for the names of satisfied 5, anytime weekends. 5-1-15 openings for Sophomore SOUTHSIDE © COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELtY. CA 94709 women. Located across LANSING customers.Tune-Ups & Repairs ♦PEANUTS PERSONAL OUR on all foreign cars. FOUR MAN $250 per apartment available. from Williams Hall. efficiencies, paid. ONE furnish, I' ,i i,ei|,( ut ♦REAL ESTATE month. Furnished. Call ♦RECREATION SHOWROOM \RECISI0N 14 332-3739 after five. 5-1-15 Phone 332-6246 unfurnished, 339-8481. 2-1 9 88. ♦SERVICE IS FORTIFIED I IMPORTS GIRL $65/MONTH, carpeted, MARRIED COUPLE apartment. Fireplace, - 2 bedroom country Instruction DESK CLERK n*>sd<»d to run MASSEUSES NEEDED to do body piano, utilities paid, 2 blocks Typing Service WITH GL-7H. health spa. For appointment, for rubs at health spa. from OLIN, January's paid. 520 Linden, 332-5952. 3-1-11 setting, 7 miles from campus. $160/month including utilities. interview, call 372-0567 Appointments for interview. Call 641-4493. C-3-1-11 ♦TRANSPORTATION between 12-6 p.m. 0-10-1-17 372-0567 between 12 -6 p.m, HOUSE TO share, South s„j| ♦WANTED 0-1-31 STUDIO APARTMENT, 2726 West Lansing. Private, large |jei MASON EFFICIENCY apartment Holt Road. $100/ month, $100 furnished, laundry WAITRESSES NEEDED part - time Two rooms plus bath. Furnished TELEPHONE MARKETING, Full security deposit. Adults only, no $ 75/mon t h Call j9 SEE THREE times more effectively at PAUL REVERES - week or unfurnished $125 includes ♦•RATES** time pets. Utilities paid. Call before 4 p.m. 3-1-11 with Quartz - Iodine head lamps. ends. Call 332-6960 or stop in - part time. $2.25 |per hour utilties. Phone 694-3101 or plus bonus. 394-1102. C-1-31 332-5966. 2-1-9 $28.50/pair. CHEQUERED after 6 p.m. 3-1-10 393-0445. 5-1-14 NEW COUNTRY Glenn Herriman Inc. Duplex FLAG, 2605 East Kalamazoo PIZZA DELIVERYMEN nights, NEED GIRL to sublease bedrooms. Dining area 6135 W. Saginaw Street, one mile west of campus. BICYCLE STORE manager ONE GIRL needed for 4-man. 482-6226 full or part time. Must own good Twyckingham apartment carpeted. Appliances fur NO. DAYS 487-5055. C-1-31 position opening soon. olkswagen - Volvo - Body Shot running insured car. Hourly rates immediately. Call 332-5245. Watersedge. 332-2732 after 2 Full basement. F„ Open Mon. & Thurs. Til 9 Interviewing now. Full time, and mileage paid. Apply after 4-1-10 p.m. 3-1-10 rec-room. Garage. 1 mile' Sat. Til 3 Employment much responsibility, profit .5 10 (Including Parts & Service) II sharing. Send resumes to Box 4:30 p.m. 203 M.A.C. Avenue. EAST SIDE - one bedroom Of MSU. $225 plus u 3-1-10 MSU AREA, Okemos, one and two Couple only. No pets. 88 A-1, Michigan State News. 4-1-9 bedrooms. Unfurnished, air partially furnished. Utilities or 882 7410. Hots,: l„ MUSTANG SPRINT, 1972 - WOMAN NEEDED to answer furnished 332-0322 daily. 2-1-9 DRIVERS FULL and part time. conditioned, carpeted, modern, near by. 5 1 14 power, automatic, Mansun business phone. Live - in with PART TIME - office manager Apply VARSITY CAB $145 and $165/ month. Heat wheels, buckets. $1,850. Typing, stencils, mimeo, COMPANY, 122 Woodmere, included. 349-2174. 5-1-11 ONE/TWO women needed for 5 694-0235. 3-1-10 housekeeping. After 5 p.m. supervise volunteers. 484-5385. man. Very close. 351-4207 after side door. 3-1-10 ' 339-8511. 5-1-10 5-1-14 5:30 p.m. 3-1-10 TWO BEDROOM unfurnished 32.50 MUSTANG 1967 - Must sell. WEEKEND HELP for Pizza makers. apartment. Stove, refrigerator, 3 BEDROOM HOME $200, X-RAY TECHNICIAN good condition. Call PHARMACY CLERK - full or part $145. All utilities paid. Married TWO BEDROOM trailer, clean. DEADLINE 353-1549. 3-1-11 RT registered, weekends only. Apply after 4:30 p.m. 203 time. Must be experienced, neat M.A.C. 3-1-10 Close to campus. Reasonable. 1 P.M. one class Night shift. Contact Personnel couples only. 489-5593. 4-1-10 day and have references. Own 355-9771. 2-1-10 before publication. 1973 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS Department, EDWARD W. transportation required. Call J'S CHALET RESTAURANT TWO UPPER classmen, double Station wagon, air conditioning, SPARROW HOSPITAL, 2125 East 349-1702 after 6 p.m. 2-1-17 INTERESTED IN in NEEDED - ONE man for Michigan Avenue, East Lansing. employing room apartm-^j-Q iare with SOUTHSI DE LANSING many extras! Excellent apartment. Call after $84. Peanuts Personal ads condition. 485-6558. 5-1-10 487-6111, extension 353. 11-1-23 attractive waitresses for days or two othe R^-^ents. Quiet, 6. bedroom ranch, stove 332-5211. 3-1-11 must be pre-paid. WANTED: nights. 1515 Center Street, Lansing. Call laundry, near campus. After 6 refrigerator, carpeted. 88?^ HOUSEKEEPING HELP 484-9431, 8 - 5 p.m. Ask for p.m. and weekends, 349-3328. 339 8481. 2 1 9 PINTO, 1972 - 4 speed, excellent LAKE LANSING ROAD. Small 2 Mr. Goff. 5-1-14 Cancellations/ Corrections condition, snow tires, luggage Wednesday or Thursday bedroom afternoons. Own transportation apartment. $120 MALE TO share house and bike racks. $1700. STUDENTS monthly plus utilities. Deposit. - 12 noon one class day or bus. 349-3093. 2-1-11 BABYSITTER - MONDAY GIRL NEEDED for 4 man. No off Jacobson's, 405 Cli 353-7638. 3-1-11 INTERESTED IN No children or dogs please through Friday. 7 a.m. - 1 p.m. 3 damage deposit required. 3-1-9 before publications. PARTICIPATING AS children, my home. $35 weekly. 337-7586. 3-1-11 PINTO MOTHER'S HELPER. House duties January - June lease. $53.75 1972. Excellent condition, ONE FOR ? and^ 349-0703. 5-1-14 month. Lori. 332-6174. 3-1-10 - The State News will be $1875. AlVWM SUBJECTS IN babysitting. Tuesday 2-5 tape radio. p.m. Own tranportation or bus. ONE PERSON to share two Lansing Road! $80 plus uti 372-7534. 3-1-11 bedroom responsible only for the MOTIVATIONAL 349-3093. 2-1-10 NEEDED: PART time bookkeeper MAN NEEDED for 4-man, Haslett furnished apartment. 351 9445. 4-111 with accounting background. $100/month. Working person or first day's incorrect PLYMOUTH FURY III 1967 - RESEARCH Arms. $75/ month. 355-0707. For information phone 3-1-10 grad student only. Sorry, no insertion 4-door, small 8. Excellent undergrads. Call 351-5614 after DOOLEY'S RESTAURANT, condition and gas mileage. 351-9000. 5-1-14 6:30 p.m. 1-1-9 353-8376.3-1-10 EARN GOOD MONEY 1-1-9 EFFICIENCY APARTMENT near [ Potters Park. $100/ month, 337 0627. 5 1 14 FOR A FEW HOURS WANTED FOR Ski shop work. BABYSITTER TUESDAY and SUBLEASE - LARGE 3 bedroom. PLYMOUTH 1972 DUSTER. 3 - includes utilities. 489-6991 after 2 bath. FRANDOR NEAR, OF YOUR TIME Must be mechanically inclined, Thursday, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. with 5:30 p.m. 2-1-9 Okemos, $232/month. speed, bucket seats, radial tires. four bedroom, experience preferred. Come in own transportation. Near bus 349 1942. 3-1-11 371-1374. 4-1-11 range. $260, depos person, MC SPORTING routes, 351-5093. 3-1-10 SUBLET, MALE, Edon Rock. Call IF INTERESTED CALL ONE MAN wanted to sublease in 372-1336. 5-1 10 PONTIAC 1967 - POWER brakes GOODS, 5002 West Saginaw, after 5:30 p.m. 337-2041. four Cedar Village and steering, air conditioning. 353-4624 Lansing. 4-1-9 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN. 3-1-10 man. ROOMMATE NEEDF1) ' apartment. Quiet atmosphere. $700 best offer. 355-1141 10:30 5:30 p.m. or after 3 p.m. 4-1-11 a.m. - CUTCO NEEDS 4 part - time men. Must be experienced in TV and WANTED TWO men for old Cedar Ask for Jim at 332-3890. house. 0>'£ct«l"{fc0 Call 489-3494 for interview. some stereo. Apply in person at $75/month. 3-1-11 campus^ ob8.3; THE STEREO SHOPPE, 543 Village Apartment. Call JC at 351-4471. 3-1-9 FULL TIME sales person. CAPRI 2000 1971 - 4-speed. PONTIAC TEMPEST 1966. New CUTCO DIVISI ON of 332-5848. 2-1-10 Guaranteed East Grand River, East Lansing. Decor appointments. WEAREVER. 0-1-31 FREE $75 SECURITY deposit. - group - radials, vinyl top. brakes and battery. $300 or best C-5-1-10 Perfect condition. 353-6453 / Steady work, steady checks. GIRL NEEDED for 4-man. Close to Male, own bedroom. University offer. 351-9084, after 7 p.m. CARROUSELL CARPETING, Villa. 332-4667. 3-1-11 after 6 p.m. 489-5549. X 1-11 3-1-10 WAITRESSES NEEDED - Part campus. Rent negotiable. 694-3951. OR-1-11 BABYSITTER - TUESDAYS 8 -5 time positions available. Apply 351-3816 after 6. 2-1-10 in person, 222 Seymour. THE p.m. 1 and 3 year old. Own ONE GIRL to share CHEVROLET 1967 Impala, PONTIAC LEMANS 350 1968. huge one Two barrel carburetor, air, power MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS DOME ROOM, OR-1-24 tranportation. Near Harrison WOMAN WANTED: Share one bedroom furnished apartment. 4-door. In excellent condition. ASCP registered, with hospital, bus. 332-3233. 3-1-11 $500 or best offer. 484-1008. steering, brakes. New shocks, bedroom apartment near $92.50/month. 332-2060 clinical lab experience. Full time 2-1-10 ONE WOMAN nee. 5 110 exhaust, snow tires. A-1 shape. FULL TIME and part time, car campus. $60, utilities included. nights and part time afternoons, WAITRESSES NEEDED part Own room. Clos 351-2169. 5-1-14 washer/ hiker to clean up cars Winter and spring. Call CHEVY SPORTSVAN 1973 3/4 weekend rotation. Apply time week - ends, and 1 $50. 351 6951 5 - and trucks. Good driving record. 351-7524, after 5 p.m. 1-1-9 WANTED, MALE, two bedroom PONTIAC, 1966, GTO, 350, 350 SPARROW HOSPITAL Personnel. bartender needed part - time ton, power steering - brakes. 3 Prefer 21 years or older. Call apartment. $78/month. Call speed, stick. 489-7218. 3-1-10 horsepower, headers, 4 - speed. B-5-1-11 weekends. Apply after 6 p.m. SHARE HOUSE, own room 489-1484. 5-1-10 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 351-7284. 3-1-11 394-1727. 5-1-10 Monday through Saturday, at North. Furnished studio, utilities No lease. 372-1195 alter COUGAR 1970, Automatic power, BABYSITTER WITH car THE STABLES. 10-1-22 - DELIVERY HELP wanted: Must paid, parking. $120/ month plus TWO BEDROOM, furnished Mobile 3-1-9 steering. One PORSCHE 914, 2-LITER 1973. owner, good Wednesday, Thursday, and be 18, have own car, knowledge deposit. 627-5454. 3-1-11 Homes. $25 - $35/ week. Ten condition. Phone 349-1302. Excellent condition. Moving, Friday, 2 30 - 5:30 p.m. of delivery area, and good minutes to campus. Quiet and ROOMMATE TO si h( must sell. 676-4611 or 3-1-21 676-1468. 3-1-9 349-4618, after 6 p.m. 3-1-11 driving record. Apply in person, , THREE GIRLS needed to rent nice peaceful on a lake. 641 6601 country in Haslett. MR. MIKES'S, 3700 South apartment located near Frandor. OR-1-31 studio. 339 2276. 5-1 H CUTLASS 1970 RALLY 350. BARTENDER, EXPERIENCED Waverly, Lansing, or 515 West Call 351-7422. 3-1-15 Bucket seats, console. Best offer. PORSCHE 912 - 1966. Excellent part time only! Apply at MAC'S Grand River, East Lansing. COMPACT REFRIGERATOR 882-5759, or 485-4846, ask for condition. New engine, gas GRADS AND VETS Share BAR after 6 p.m. 5-1-15 11-1-18 RENTALS. Best rates and FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted. Tom. 5-1-15 heater, AM/FM. 355-1793 apartmen'^Nftw^j CUTLASS S 1973. 7,000 miles. evenings. 3-1-10 CLEANING PERSON - for COUNTER HELP WANTED: Must selection now. RENT-ALL. 2790 East Grand UNITED Large 2 bedroom, 2 baths. Call 394 2242 3-1-11 Qujet from"^!' utilities. 349-4069 ■ WSZ TORINO 1973 GRAND SPORT. Burcham Hills retirement center be River. 351-S652. 6-1 11 Excellent condition. Call after 5 - 18, neat and personable. Automatic, all power. Good 351-8377. 3-1-10 Apply in MR. MIKE'S, BROTHER NEEDED for two-man; p.m. 371 4068. 5-1 10 person. mileage. Best offer. 355-5919. 3700 South Waverly, Lansing, or REFRIGERATORS immediated winter / spring. One CUTLASS 1966. Mechanically 5-1-14 NIGHT COOK: 5 - 10:30 p.m. 515 West Grand River, East RENT THEM at AC&E RENTAL, block from campus, call CROSSWORD sound! Tires, exhaust, brakes good. $425 351-4553. 3-1 11 TWO 600-13 Goodyear snow tires. Monday - Saturday. Steam table and grill experience necessary. Lansing. 11-1-18 1790 Grand River, Okemos. Phone 349-2220. $6 per month. Deposit Emerson, 351 3587. 3-1 11 PUZZLE « | Used two months. $25. Wages open. JIM'S TIFFANY INSIDE AND delivery help wanted. refunded on return. 5-1-10 GIRL NEEDED TO share 2 21. California □aangg DODGE VAN, 1973 - V-8, 332-6026. 3-1-10 PLACE, 116 East Michigan, bedroom furnished apartment. ACROSS army base mnca For delivery, must have own car. automatic. See at 1612 South downtown Lansing. Phone Close to campus. $110. 22. Pay one's Genesse. 5-1-15 487-3455, 2 - 5 p.m. VEGA, 1973 - ESTATE Wagon, GT equipped, $2,908. Phone 489-1196 for appointment. Neat permanent applicants only. Pay and gas allowance. LITTLE CAESARS. 337-1636. 5-1-11 TV AND STEREO term; $9.95 month. rentals Free $24/ same 337-1200. 3-1-9 1. 6. Glow Cabaret share 23. Cocoroot boIS Q 339-2841. 5-1-10 VOLKSWAGEN 1969 FASTBACK. 5 1-15 HELP A teenage boy beome self - day delivery and service. Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C-1-31 TWO BEDROOMS luxury, lovely setting, dishwasher, air 10. 11. Oklahoman Norse 25. Sign of a sell-out uaa^a BABYSITTER NEEDED. Monday conditioning. Convenient to navigator 26. Brews $750 best offer. Good supporting. Need temporary - and Friday mornings, Tuesday foster homes (14 weeks) for 16 - campus. $195/ month. 12. Dizziness 28. Female rabbit □no as condition. Phone 355-0866. 393 1283. 7 1 16 484-4798. 5 1-10 3-1-10 and Thursday afternoons. Prefer year old boys employed in 13. Epochal 31. Friend HtJO SB 14. Destroys 32. In favor of our home. 351-8098 3-1-11 training in DODGE WJNDOW Van 1966. V-8, program Lansing. ONE GIRL TO sublet at Eden Roc. >5. Classified 33. Hibernia stock. Mechanically very good, REACH THE people looking for Well paid foster care. Call BABYSITTER FOR 3 month and 3 $77.50/ month. 351-3615. section 34. Inclined walk body fair to good. Call you! Advertise auto services FAMILY & CHILD SERVICES, 5-1-14 year old. 3 days/ week. Own 17..Memorable 36. Drop 1 351,-8261, 7:30- 11 p.m. 5-1 14 with Want Ads. Dial 355 - 8255. Mrs. Press, 484-4455. 3-1-10 Specialty transportation. 351-5167. 3-1-10 sayings 38 Reticule 2. Great GIRL NEEDED winter and 18. French summer 39. Industrious NEVER BEFORE spring. abundance Sublease. Twyckingham. Call 19. Police I'the outshiner! 40. Potion 3. Black cuckoo Part time, choose your own 351-3270. 5 1-14 district 41 Current mode 4. Homage working hours. Average $50 - $75/ week. Work from apoointment 1 i ONE ♦ I only. Mr. Murphy, 351-1560 term. NEEDED for 4-man spring Cedar Village. 351-3651 /// 3 6 8 - '4 IO 5-1-10 " 3J-10 J AUTOMATIC CAR WASH "TRAVEL ROUND THE WORLD ON FOREIGN SHIPS." Men and RENTAL TOWNHOUSES * Convenient to MSU NEEDED! man ONE apartment. girl for a four - Winter and •M 15 1 r?r 13 " • women, good pay, no and shopping spring. Close to campus. % % I Finest in fown experience. Summer or year - round employment. Sail from *Air conditioning * 332-8353. 3-1-9 'A % 19 2o I Great Lake ports. Send stamped, Carpeted WANTED. 1 BEDROOM, furnished it nr 2b hint*3'! This coupon worth self - addressed envelope. * Full basements paartment. Close to campus. Zak I 13 % % Heeded %1 * MACEDON INTERNATIONAL, Clubhouse and ' * 25' off * Box 224, Irvington, New Jersey., 07111. 4-1-9 play areas 355-0914. 5-1-11 4 26 % IT % 2k 19 t Now taking applications CAMPUS 4/man. V HILL RENTED ng - «ne girl $66.25. for Si 32 % w regular price of $ 1.50 MAILING ROOM help needed: 351-0460 iSt 349-1748. Jbl 3546. 3-1-9 3M % 5T1 Temporary full time, approximately two weeks. Day LUXURY FURNISHED, 1 %St, | Hours 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. and night shifts. Apply at 3308 Equal Housing Opportunity Jd sr 413 N. Clippert Across from Frandor South Cedar, Suite 11, Lansing 11 A.M.-6 P.M., MON. FRI. bedroom $160 in Okemos with air. 3 49-2 1 74, 332-8302. & % %1 41 •Family applications only 3-1-9 Y/< jary <), \n Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, January 9, 1974 13 £| I Rooms ^ 'TO © House' / Typing Service 2 ROOMS TO rent In Holt. Need 1C1I_ 239 South Fairview. car. Private student bath. No EUREKA CANNISTER GUITAR AND BASS speakers all FURNISHED TRI LEVEL, twe WATERBED FACTORY. Custom to four student*. sweeper, deluxe. A-1 shape. $15. with SRO speakers. Will deal - RESPONSIBLE, EXPERIENCED EXPERIENCED IBM typing. cooking facilities. Drinking, bedrooms, combination washer made waterbeds to size. 111. .xdlant condition. 393 1510. C-3-1 11 Call after 12:00, 372-5273. your child care-in my Spartan Village Dissertations. (Pica-Elite). ^ smoking and visitors of both dryer, skirting, covered patio, L IQUI -DYNE PRODUCTS, FAY ANN, 489-0358. C-1-31 lot. of storaoe space. 10-1-18 apartment. Call 355-2952. sexes ok Call 694 0829 after utility shed, $5500. Phont 1409 Haslett Road. Haslett. ^ 372,498.5.1-10 noon. 2-1-11 USE O Rangefinder, CAME R AS, Kodak's, SLR twin OPEN 9 5:30 daily. Closed 372-2325 weekdays or 393-6607 after 6 and weekends. 5-1-10 339-9607. 10-1-17 3-1-11 HEATING REPAIR service. Gas, COMPLETE THESES Service, Discount printing. IBM typing 'iANSING, for student ONE GIRL room lense, miscellaneous. 349-1715 Saturday. OPTICAL oil, air, water. Reasonable rates, c bedroom, redecorated $75, Call after 6 ne„r ram,,,,.. 332 5497 after 6 p.m. 0-17-1-31 DISCOUNT, 2615 East MARLETTE 1970, 12' x 68' with WEIGHT REDUCTION 15 years experience. Call Del, and binding of theses, resumes, .,»rt on 1 1/2 acres p.m., publications. Across from 3-1-11 Michiagan, Lansing. C-1-11 expando. Two bedrooms, 1 1/2 482-5877. Bank Americard. rc^HEBRlMAM REAL FREE 4 channel receivers. baths, carpeted, central air, Info, meetings today and J^IJJ campus, Grand corner M.A.C. River, below Jones and ^aTE 371 41b8 f, 1 10 ROOM AT Farm house. Use of Harmon Kardon. MARSHALL MUSIC. East Lansing. Come see DELICIOUS ORANGES grapefruit fresh from Florida. and disposal, GE washer and with toolshed. 393-8929. 3-1-10 dryer! each Mon. - Fri. thru Jan. 11, I 3:30 p.m.; Rm. 253 Student Svc' NATURAL PORTRAITS - Stationery Shop. CaH kitchen, washer COPYGRAPH SERVICES, "Vtc TWO bedroom mobile etc. $50/month includes dryer, bath, how to get them free! C-1-1-9 Order by Thursday, 6 p.m. Dr. Gordon Williams Creative weddings state-wide, L^„ qu.et $40/week_ space. 951 Haslett garden Road. 485-0783, 372 6882. 3-1-9 MINIATURE SCHNAUZER 355-8270 passports, LUKE 337-1666. C-1-31 jM6, ask for M.ke 5-M5 Williamston. Call 655 3617 MAGNAVOX 15" portable TV, excellent condition. $75. Phone puppies Jean adorable babies, orders taken a win has PLEASE PICK up your 1973 PHOTOGRAPHY, C-1-1-21 351-6690. THESIS, TERM papers done by 3-1-11 WOLVERINE Yearbooks by ; D qnE »<■>" to sublea,e 349-9355, evenings. 4-1-14 now. Temperament and health Friday, January 11 at 5:00 p.m. experienced typist. Both pica LYNN-MAR originals. Personalized and elite spacing. Call Nita, FURNISHED ROOM in house guaranteed. We wish the fanciers Room 30, Student Services. (Good people!) 30 seconds from SKI BOOTS Milan, size 8. $15. a happy and prosperous new 5-1-11 stationery, wedding invitations, _ 489-3569^ 5-JMO Cubco Standard bindings, $10. earth cruising machines year 339-8707. S-1 14 birth announcements. Discount campus! Cheap! 351-3645 THESES, RESUMES, typing and Both used one season. 332 2641 TV and STEREO rentals, prices. Call 351-5011.4-1-11 3-1-10 $24/term, printing. Reasonable prices. 5-1-15 SKYLINE 12 x 55 with expando. $9.95 month. Free same day coming COMMERCIAL PRINTING, ,95/montrmplus TWO MEN for double rooms, one Front kitchen, large living room. delivery and service. Call SUEDE AND leather, cleaning and 337-0712. C-1-31 24183. 5 115 block East campus with parking ALTO SAXOPHONE Buescher. soon: 15 minutes from campus. Car NEJAC, 337-1300. C-1-17 restoring. OKEMOS DRY Good condition with case $175 pools available On lot No. 45, CLEANERS, 349-0910.0-1-1-9 Call Brian, 351-3921 ANN BROWN typing and multilith m Shed ANSING Two bedrooms. Near MSU. 332-1925 evenings. 3-1-11 or Call 393-8028. 3-1-11 Brookview Estates, Perry. Phone 625-3453 8-1 18 r"access center -1 offset printing. Complete service A for for dissertations, theses, 25/month plus deposit and LAZY BOY sofette aqua, fine selection of 332 2 4 3 / 5 1-15 Mediterranean | Human Reproduction Health f manuscripts, general typing. IBM style. Good quality 10 - speed 10' X 50' NEW MOON, excellent 24 years experience. 349-0850. j'Abortion-Contraception - condition $200. Bonnie, bicycles and condition, furnished, carpeted, offers •Abortion-Contraception Services "' | HORSE RIDING lessons. Western, C-1-31 VIRGINIA 4/bedroom Cape 355-3375, 8-5 p.m. 3-1-11 $1800 or best offer. 484-5055 Services English, jumping and beginning yard. Two large 351-3678. 5-1-15 chosen m5 fenced fireplace, 4-6 people. GIBSON EB-2 (Hollow-body) Bass. components W-5-1 11 1226 East Michigan Lansing 485-3271 | dressage. Also boarding PROFESSIONAL IBM typing (Pica 332 6170. 5-1-15 OWN ROOM. Clean, comfortable, during an GREAT available. Call Thomas Ranch, - Elite). 11 years experience. *99549. ° Best offer. Days 355 7598, BUY! 1971, 12 x 44 five bedroom farmhouse. No international buying Rembrandt BOARD EXAM TUTORING 651-5478.6-1-11 SANDI, 339-8934. C-1-31 evenings 489 0430. 3-1-11 Two bedrooms, r 21. 3 lease. 651-6567. 3-1 9 KAPLAN TUTORING COURSES trip. partially furnished, very nice GUITAR LESSONS in your home LANSING |iw from campus, pets. FIREPLACE WOOD Mixed condition, shed and skirting. now being formed for the coming LSAT, MCAT, DAT Board exams. by experienced teacher, EXPERIENCED TYPIST. Okemos. IBM (pica or elite type). furnished g 5 337 1663. 3-1-11 ROOM FOR Rent in Haslett near Take over r hardwood. $25, for an 8' x 4' x - $70/month. or 372-8064 or 332-6330. 4-1-10 For information call 313-354-0085. 373-6726 weekdays or 349-1773 '■ 2 t.edro' MSU. Full House privileges $80/ 18" stack. Call Rollie Graves, $3200.00. 482-6817 after 4 p.m. Ol 1-9 I. 8 8 ?• 4353 ^ BEDROOMS Very nice, month. 339 9140. 3-1 9 675-5461 5-11 15 We will be bringing 3-1-10 PIANO LESSONS - Beginners, evenings and weekends. 0-1-1-9 lent, garage, near Lansing FREE A lesson in complexion intermediate.. Classical, pop, TYPING you best values again WANTED. 204 ... keith „ $185. P'us utilities. Phone needs a roommate for FIREPLACE WOOD 100 per FOR RENT: One and two care. Call 485-7197 Lansing Mall i mprovising, harmony. $2.50 page, Co-op, $250.00/ term for room in 1974 with many single space. 10* double. Phone Ml76 3-1-11 cent split, dry, seasoned, mixed. bedrooms. $150 a month and or 484-4519, East Michigan. /half hour. Call Bob, 351-5995. 484-8043. 1-1-8 and food. Call 332-0844. 3 1 10 up. Furnished, near MSU on bus 8' x 4' x 16" to 18". $20 plus special offers. MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC evenings. 3-1-11 BEDROOM house for rent, delivery. 882 2555. 10-1-22 f route. Also, some for sale on lot. STUDIOS. C-3-1-10 year. $180/month plus half Phone 332 2437. 5 1-15 SINGING LESSONS for fun and lies Stove and refrigerator check SKIS KNEISSL Red Star 210cm. $65 AND PREGNANT? WE understand. Call improvement. Call Phyllis at ided. No furniture Close "to Look Nevada bindings, Raichle up. Siberian Huskies us. PREGNANCY 337-9743. Leave message. 3-1-10 AKAI 1731D and Sony Tc 355 reel us Blue-eyed male. Stud service pus off Michigan Avenue on boots, 8 1/2. Telephone Ovohoros Kennels. 332-4984, COUNSELING. 372-1560. WANTED TO babysit: Former pprt. Call Katie, 372-7550 to - reels. Sony TA 1010 and - OR-1-31 teacher with child of own. 351-8385. 3-1-11 out! 655-3632. 5-1-14 Typing Service 1)484-6162. 3 1-11 Sansui AU - 555 amps. BSR 310 Would enjoy job as day care and Gerrard 72B turntables. MEDICAL STUDENTS special person for pre - school child. For SONY STEREO set, two - Realistic speakers. OPT - Cannon, 1 and Hitachi Nikkon, turn recorder table, Must cassette speakers, sell. tape $170 | I.O! 1 discount. Close by. ALTA SURGICAL SUPPLY. 1717 East PROFESSIONAL IBM dissertation typing. MA English degree. MARTY NORTH, 351-3487. more information call 489-6274. 3-1-11 Minolta cameras and lenses and Michigan. 489-1404. 5-1-10 353-1549. 3-1-11 other accessories. Large selection FIND SOMETHING ISE IN the country. 4 of portable color, and black and KILIMANJARO GIFT SHOP. Year If you've found a pet or article of MSU COOPERATIVE Nursery has TYPING DONE in my home. $200/ month plus white T.V.'s. Portable openings now for three and four Theses, book reports, - end clearance sale value, we want to help you return themes. Prefer families. on Dashiki's, typewriters. $15 up. Tapestries, long robes and dresses, Friday it. Just come into the State News year olds. Contact Sue LeDuc, 694-9074. 5-1-11 More Classified Ads on Back Page 14-3800. 6-1-11 .car 8 track units. Guitars; folk, Classified 349-4079, or Judy Hood. - and Saturday. Nest to Gladmer DELUXE COMPACT AM-FM Department and tell us classical, electric, most makes. you want to place an ad in EAST 349-2968. 5 1-14 Theatre, 235 North Washington stereo Garrard changer. Magnetic person house. $50 Any musical needs call WILCOX LANSING STATE BANK'S found Square. 2-1-11 cartridge. Good speakers $175 plus utilities. Musical Peanuts Personal ISRAELI 32 8847 b onth SECONDHAND STORE, 509 column. As a public service EAST 355-7231, Steve or Bob. 5-1-15 efered Before 3 30 weekdays, East Michigan Avenue. LANGE COMPETITION boots. LANSING STATE BANK will run IOME witl -7904 BL 1-9 485-4391. C-5-1-10 Worn 4 DYNACO the ad at no cost to you! times. 10 medium. FM5 TUNER, factory JOYCE: HAVE a real nice day Cheap! Ladies boot - standard, 7 EAST LANSING M.I As RQWs assembled. Sales receipt dated BEDROOM semi - furnished. SNOWTIRES 5.60 x 15 for VW. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Your medium. 351-3212, after 6 1-4-74, $165. 353-7682. 5-1-15 STATE BANK Lease and deposit Like new. $30. 694 6351 after 6 co-workers. S-1-1-9 p.m. 2-110 C-1-31 ed Phone 371-4183. p.m. 5-114 SEWING MACHINE Clearance REMEMBER THE IN SYRIA girl with her Sale! Brand new portables, LOST FRIDAY at Hockey game. ANTIQUES 8i UNIQUES. Buy and PHOTO LIGHTING equipment, 4 bicycle in the limosine? strobes, $49.95. $5 per month. Large Long brown wool scar. Call 332-5031. 1-1-9 BEDROOM, semi • furnished. sell. 220 Albert Street, under stands, accessories. Other selection of reconditioned used 355-1680 or 335 4042. 4-1-11 M Deposit, lease required, Lums. C-4-1 11 photo stuff! STEREO am/fm radio, 4 speakers. BSR machines. Singers, Whites, one 339-9380. 3-1-11 Necchi's, New Home and "many LOST DURING Finals week: six BICYCLES ALL Ten Speeds' turntable. Base, dust cover, phones. New cartridge. $175 or others." $19.95 to $39.95. month old black and silver LOWER half, 2 Various colors and sizes, simplex best offer. 332 6666. 5-1-15 Terms. EDWARDS German shepard. Gunson area. MASON-HOLT Road Over 4 acres $150. NO LEASE - de - railer, center-pull brakes DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, Reward. 332-1472. 3-1-10 with mature shade and nice immediately! Call high quality at dealer's cost. 115 SMITH CORONA portable electric North Washington. pond for skating, 5 bedrooms. •0637 3-1 1 1 Forced warehouse sale. 9 - 4:30 489-6448. C-3-1-10 LOST: MAN'S Gold wedding band, 20 X 22 family room off large, p.m. Monday Friday, 8 a.m. typewriter, $60. 351 8977, after 12 p.m. Saturday. 6 p.m. 3-1-11 inscription R.I. to G.H. 6-16-73. pleasant kitchen. 2 1/2 baths, OLN 533 1/2 near South D 8i C Reward. 288-4533. 3-1-10 Animals formar dining room, and formal dw Shopping. Furnished STORAGE, 1241 Roth Drive. South Cedar 1-96. 694-3311. NEW SANSUI QRX3500 Quad living room, also large fireplace. I/2 room duplex. at LOST: WHITE puppy. "Linda," For sale by owner. Will handle Hiple closets, garage. $200, 0-2 19 receiver, dual 1214 turntable. 4 West TWO HORSES Must sell. One Near campus. 355-0200 before 5 land contract. Priced at $53,900. 669 5782. 3-1-11 3-way speakers. $600. Must - HARMONY ELECTRIC guitar sell. George. 351-1942. 8-1-18 jumper mare, one 6-year old 1/2 p.m., 353-3571 after. Barb. Call 676-1207. 5-1-11 amplifier. Two 12" speakers, 3-1-9 Rooms Morgan gelding. 337-7776. foot switch. 3558838. 4-1 11 THUNDERBIRD 1966 - 5 1-10 DUPLEX BRICK 2 large bedrooms LOST: IRISH setter - 9 months each side garages, basement - 3 GUNS, RIFLES, and handguns of 6 WEEK OLD AKC German old, crooked tip at end of tail. blocks from campus $44,500. all kinds. Buy, trade and sell Shepherd puppies from leader 332-6844. 5 1 11 332-1600 10-1-21 ONE '■ House or two for double privileges, close, BEST year 'round prices in Southern Michigan. BOB'S GUN SHOP, 2412 South Cedar, Call ABSOLUTELY AT cost including all head items, (pipes, papers, and posters at 50c) as sale, dog breeding stock. $100. 663 4006 3-1 11 'LOST: FEMALE Old English Sheepdog, 3 months old, in SAVE THOSE STILL ALIVE! wt. Call 337-7438. 4-1-11 371-2244. OR-1-31 OLD ENGLISH Sheepdog puppies Snyder area. White front, black well as our regular stock of - AKC, pet or show stock. rear, black left ear. Reward. single rooms - 3 blocks THREE PIECE recreational office antiques, books, jewelry, and 339-2573. 5-1-15 882-3268 or 351-8447. 4-1-9 FOR THE BEST service on stereo >m more. Look for our handbill for Union. 351-5076 after 4 lounge seating. Trundle bed equipment see the STEREO and week ends. 6-1-14 351 8800, 351 0443 3-1.-8 a complete listing. Visit THE LABRADOR RETRIEVER. Two LOST OLD ■ English Sheepdog, SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. DAY BEFORE FOREVER, 107 months. Good disposition. Sunday, Albert Street vicinity. C-1-31 jE ROOM STEREO. SANYO Quadrophonic North Cedar in Lansing today. Wormed. Call 351-0100. Ask for m home, women, Call 332-3417. 2-1-9 Buses stop at Our corner, parking Robin. 5-1-14 There is certain evidence that dozens of Israeli POW's were . kitchen privileges. four months old. Warranty. WILL BABYSIT in my Cherry Lane Price AM/FM. Affordable. After 6 available on Michigan Avenue. tortured and murdered by the Syrains. In violation of the adjustable. LOST: MALE kitten - in Flower apartment full or part - time. Sale now on, 11 5:30 daily $65 AND Siberian Huskies Geneva Convention, Syria now refuses to release the names p.m. 351 1863. 3 1 10 up. District, Beige. Red and White Prefer full but not necessarily. through January 12. 5-1-10 Blue-eyed male. Stud service Have of let the Red Cross visit those left alive. Is torture their collar. 337-9294. 2-1-9 playmate age 3. 355-7775. or ROOM for GOYA CLASSICAL guitar and Ovoboros Kennels. 332-4984. housekeeper, TOP lot too? ""shed, Kitchen privileges. QUALITY USED 655-3632. 5-1-8 case. Beautiful tone, excellent LOST: BROWN female puppy near " 484-9774. condition. $90 MERCHANDISE. Kenwood 0 1 31 . 351-3866. Gunson and Grand River. KR313 stereo receiver. Fisher LICENSED CHILD care in my East Please write or cable your protest 3-1-10 MINIATURE SCHNAUZER "Dashka." Reward. 332-6911 onsible male 210 receiver, EV9A speakers, puppies - Jean - a win has 5 1 10 Lansing home. Close - campus. to: to share 351-9219. 5-1-11 Sound equipment; drum set, cases. Sony 352D tape deck, 8 - track adorable babies, orders taken The International Red Cross itry with two male U-Haul built trailer. 351 8800 / tapes $1. each. LP's 50c each. now. Temperament and health LOST: DECEMBER 4, , $80/ month. gold Geneva, Switzerland B-5744. 5-1-10 351-0443. 3-1-8 Head supplies. Over 20 car tape guaranteed. We wish the fanciers Labrador Retriever wearing flea players. Camera equipment. a happy and prosperous new collar. 332-4405. 5-1-11 "shed room, DUAL 1215 TURNTABLE, Selection of top quality guitars year. 339-8707. 5-1-8 Syrian Delegation to the U.N. (couple with and amplifiers. Portable color Kenwood KA 4000 amp, Sansui 964 Third Ave. and black and white TVs. Good rv£° TU666 Toner. 337 2301. 3-1 9 selection of used leather coats. HORSES BOARDED - $35/ UNDERGRADUATE New York, N.Y. ^""ing or reciprical month. Includes boxed stalls. We buy, sell and trade. Wting. 351-9450. 4-1-9 060. 1 ELECTRIC TYPEWRITEH $60. Mastercharge and Bank Ha.y range and grain daily. Riding and trails. 4 miles south of STUDENTS. . . Secretary General Kurt Waldheim stereo headphones $8, G78-14 Americard. DICKER & DEAL United Nations Lansing Maie sTudents". poly glass tires, $20. 337 1861, SECONDHAND STORE 1701 MSU. Also horse trailer for $10/ day. 882-8779 rent. can receive refunds of New York, N.Y. 11017 Til,' 'Watorroomt' 332 5791.3-1-9 Parking, Howard. 3-1-11 South Cedar, Lansing. Phone 882 7410. 5 1-14 or their 50c ASMSU tax in room 334 Student MIRACORD 770H TURNTABLE. tttio MSU west Exc*,lent POODLES ADORABLE male Services Bldg. on or Shure V-15 type 2 cartridge. WATERBED, QUEEN size, frame/ ,h °" telephone. "nen furnished, $325 new, asking $175 or best stand. No heater. $100. puppies, champagne beige, before January 10. Pan Hellenic Council ol . A real excellent disposition, AKC, 8 19 7 4. Students I 351 3212, after 6 offer. 351-0631. 3 1-9 353 0614, 349-0995. 3-1 10 weeks old. 489-9774. 3-1-9 receiving a refund are HEAD SKIS 190 em's. Lange not eligible SKIS - STANDARD, by Head. FREE: BLACK and brown puppy, to use parkin9' boots 8 1/2 bindings 332-6595 or - $100. wide; Saloman Call 371 3412. 3-1 9 Larry Lange boots, 8 narrow, 663 8066. 6 1-11 poles. par,t German 353-1500. 3-1-10 Shepherd. Call ASMSU services. Michigan State University 5 6 Di'.intcgial Higl'">h lef How to form your own car /tool We Want To Help You Do Someone A Favor... cordially invites you to 7. Ihoroi# a(jvertisement As a publicforservice at no charge, the State News will provide a free classified Winter Rush those people who would like to set up or join a car pool. Driving? Sign, ups January 9-12 From in all Residence 16. Marks Halls at the dinner hour 10 Contirni Leaving 20-Semele PartThe,^pState '^8WS w'" not accept responsibility for arrangements or conduct of So we will continue handling the cost of FOUND ads in the State News. Just drop into the State News Classified Dept.. informationi requested rt below must be supplied in order for ad to appear. 347 Student Services, and have thepi write up a FOUND ad for you. We 'II continue to take care of the cost. Full Name _ 2y R.v-'f lc Address Seine A Continuing Public Service of 30 Alidad City ServJl? n°UP°n5 m»V brought in or mailed to: Car Pool Classifieds. 347 Student East Lansing State Bank Bu,ldin«- No o phon* phon. calls accepted. "Your Hometown Bank" NO CHARGE 14 Wednesday, January 9 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ,, ATTENTION: ARTISTS and craftsmen. Wanted, all artistic items and including toys, clothes, men's items for retail gift Special phone rate to end By STEVE REPKO Telephone Co. by the Michigan "The response to nickle - a - He also said that the service Nickel minute service Public Service Commission. minute was much greater than very popular among shoppe. CHARLOTTE'S WEB in - a - was MSU Williamston. Call Mrs. Keller for long-distance telephone The service, popular among we had anticipated," Bury said. students. daytime 655-1277, evenings, calls in Michigan will be many MSU students, allowed "It created a great difficulty in "I don't know exactly how 349-2295. 6-1-11 make discontinued Jan. 23 as part subscribers to calls handling calls." many students subscribed to it of a rate increase package anywhere in Michigan between "It became a monster but I'd bet that at least 1,000 granted to the Michigan Bell 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. for five against Bell," said Robert people were on Bell's waiting cents a minute plus a monthly Otstot, supervisor of the list in East Lansing alone," donors compensated. MICHIGAN COMMUNITY Wanted ^ $2 service charge. telephone division of the Otstot said. BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. Michigan Bell asked to Public Service Commission. One student who has had Hours: Monday, Thursday, and discontinue nickel a - minute - "They had 37,000 subscribers MALE NEEDS comfortable, nickel - a - minute service for Friday. 9 - 4:30 p.m.: Tuesday furnished apartment/ house to because it could not handle the to the service and probably at about two years said that it and Wednesday, 12 - 6:30 p.m. number of calls that resulted least that, many more requests share with conscientious male/ was better for students who C-1-31 from the service. for it. female. $110. maximum. 337-0420. 7-1 16 paid their own phone bills than WANTED: TWO "Nickel - a - minute was Otstot said that Bell Dylan tickets - for those whose parents paid Ann Arbor. Call after 5 p.m., More Classified Ads originally offered as a way to provided the commission with the bill. on Page 10 489-6663. 5-1-' utilize idle lines during off studies showing that all toll AN ISLAND hours," said James Bury, a "But with nickel a paths were locked up by nickel - - community relations manager minute and that it minute, people probably made a users HOLIDAY! - - SUPER LOW for Michigan Bell in the Lansing area. was more impossible to allow subscriptions to it. any a lot of calls they wouldn't make without it," she said. NO-FAULT Office of Block RATES Call Jeff Williams (MSU '68) at 332-1838 to The Office Of Black Affairs sponsor solution for the - osmsu travel -SENTRY (OBA) expects a year of hard black creating inroads to faculty administrators' affairs, communication ASMSU 353-0659 problems and to combat ; - INSURANCE WADf 10 OROl R f OR YOU work and prosperity in 1974, aid in future OBA endeavors," student apathy with political, 353-8857 Art Webb, co director of the Webb said. 710 - social and academic programs." Spartan Travel 351-038^ Gainsborough Drive office, says. Joe Davis, OBA co - The office has announced "Our goals this year" Webb, said ' ' are to revive director, said,"The word for plans to seek to enlarge its communication this year is "Kazi" (Swahili for staff, both by appointment and breakdowns and to continue in a positive work) and work we will do to election, but that it prefers Prepare fashion to promote the basic concept of unity on campus." strengthen our internal office volunteer workers. I PASSPORT, go II Yourself! Among major projects of the Come In PHOTOS OBA winter term, is sponsoring And Get Booted a Flint - based black theater At Brother Gambit. ONE DM BPS Studio I group's production of the play, M.A.C. Avenue strict 35M477 "INKIE." check out the great selectioo The McCree the group, known as the Theater, will present play by the end of Meridian Mall of winter coats- Fabruary. Stereo including Webb said the OBA also Repair sidewalk hopes to establish a black suburbans, maxis, assembly made up of various leathers, down organizations with specialized goals and objectives of Clinic jackets, and ski achieving campus unity. The OBA is working for the 10-6 Tu.~ Fri 12-4 Sat. parkas. development of a positive rapport between itself and the 220Albert, E. Lansing Prepare Yourself for the long winter ahead - check out... c recently established Black Administrative composed MSU. of administrators and faculty at Council, black 1 block W. of M.A.C. (Downstairs) sale "This is a productive •m J n H j n n trail g INCORPORATED MEN'S FASHION Bus Service To hn 1K Chicago Fffortiue Effective Jan. 1Q7J 15, 1974 CLOTHING (Central Standard Tlmi ansing Arrival - Chicago ANN ARBOR - 6:30 AM Via: So. Bend, Ind. 12:10 PM EAST LANSING 9:30 AM Via: Benton Harbor 3:05 PM 12:00 PM Via: So. Bend. Ind. 5:45 PM 3:00 PM Via: Benton Harbor 8:25 PM ' 5:00 PM 10:45 PM 11:15 PM 2:45 PM BUS SERVICE TO FLINT, SAGINAW, BAY CITY 9:35 AM - To Flint - Saginaw 1:50 PM To Flint - Saginaw - Bay City - 3:30 PM To Flint - Saginaw - Bay City - 6:10 PM To Flint - Saginaw - Bay City - FRI. ONLY 5:45 PM - To FLINT SUN. ONLY 9:30 PM - To FLINT Phone East Lansing Bus Terminal for schedule information 332-2569 RETURNS TO 1 Air Conditioned - Rest Room Deluxe Coaches Available for Charter Service starts Thursday The I write and Personalized Escorted Tours or call Owosso, Mich. TOLL FREE STABLES 800 • 292-3831 January 10 at 10 am JAIUL7-I2 ORDER YOUR Be here at 10 a.m. tomorrow! Walk, ride or run to snap up the savings. OFFICIAL Look for the signs and special groups PSI UPSIL0N FRATERNITY COLLEGE RUNS at sale and clearance savings. } Included Cordially invites men living on campus to come off campus and visit us fr°m 4L( are our ODDS AND ENDS, FEW-OF-A-KINDS, surplus stock that * must be cleared * away now! THERE Wednesday, January 9 Let your success show ARE ALSO a little with a fine class CAREFULLY SELECTED * A specially planned evening awaits you including: * ring by John Roberts. DISCONTINUED STYLES from FAMOUS Your choice of stones, An informal dinner i weights and styles. MAKERS, FLOOR SAMPLES and more. Refreshments J Rare opportunities to Entertainment And really get the chance to make friends a some new most for you MONEY! -- CREATED HY JOHN ROBERTS It all begins Wednesday evening at 6:00. Call us at 351-4687 or bSf 351-4686 for rides and Headquarters for: own. more information, or just come Remember, that's the Psi Upsilon Fraternity on the corner of up on your shop Knapp's Grand River and Harrison. We'll be there How about \ Meridian Mall . . . you?!? Art Center 319 E. Grand River East Lansing, Mich. Phone 337-1314 10 a.m.-9 p.m.