Federal laws may kill bill to OK hitchhiking havens By MAUREEN McDONALD safe out there for State News Staff Writer hitchhikers, even with a the city when drivers 55 m.p.h. speed limit." suddenly pull over to Both pick up a hitchhiker, Foster notes. Geerlings and Bullard have a statewide travel could be as easy as an private interest at stake in the bill. Using state highways, such as Grand °.U' "tretched thumb oninterstate Geerlings was ticketed two years ago for River Avenue, for hitchhiking routes with shelters and pull - offs vs Shelter at strategic interchanges dropping off a hitchhiker on the highway might legal, but •fh nientv of pull • off space could be and Bullard was ticketed while Geerlings declined to write that idea into £ for hitchhikers and motorists who his way home from a thumbing legislative his bill. Besides, East Lansing council members have been reluctant to would be encouraged to pick up travelers conference. give the idea their t/1 share the limited energy. MSU students who hitchhike across the blessing. S the onset of the fuel cnsis is state contend there is little danger. Ray Both Mary Sharp and Wilbur Brookover say the .pparently not enough to pump up Brown, 212 E. Wilson Hall junior, said he measure should be studied in Nation to make this scenario a concrete has never witnessed an accident with a depth, considering the safety factor and nfoiect A bill recently introduced by hitchhiker and claims the thumb method the congestion caused by hitchhiking. 1 Rep- Edg"r Geerlings, R ■ Norton is a great and cheap way to travel. He said Bekah Dannelley, a Midland junior who says she frequently hitchhikes around Shores and co • sponsored by Rep. Perry he would support legislation to provide Riillard D Ann Arbor- P'OP05"* such a town, said that designated ■ hitchhiking shelters on major hitchhiking hitchhiking haven, but the measure may stops may diminish the chances for thoroughfares. a person to get picked never get out of committee because of Ken Gregory, 259 Snyder Hall up. federal roadblocks. sophomore, agrees. He says he Lynn Rongren and Barb Bierlein thumb for rides on Grand River Avenue. n Knecht, asst. director of the State hitchhikes from his frequently parents home to ujjhway Dept. said Monday that federal campus and says it's a great way to J, prohibit hitchhiking on interstate exchange ideas with new people. pxoressways. The state would lose federal Bullard scoffs at critics of the measure. funds if °Pted to allow Pedestrian People do hitchhike, he said, though there traffic. Additionally, state highway funds is a risk. There is also a risk just driving on stipulate that the money be used for expressways, he adds. "highway purposes." and Knecht said he "Some people don't like hitchhikers," d04 not consider hitchhiking a highway Bullard said. "They think hitchhikers are suspect since they don't have cars and are lawmakers would have to probably shiftless, dangerous people. The [look elsewhere for funding pedestrian oppostion is mindless. shelters, and would also have to contend But some opposition is based on fact, with the safety factor. A spokesman for said East Lansing Deputy Police Chief Bob the Michigan State Police said, "It's not Foster. Rear — end collisions abound in Volume 66 Number 85 Tuesday, January 15,1974 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 World drowns in oil, Nader tells Washington (AP) irector Kfonday - Federal Energy William E. Simon told Congress the nation is threatened with that we do indeed have a serious "As of Dec. 29, the American Petroleum Institute reported we have only shortage. exists, he happened in the has been to the said name everything that has of the energy crisis advantage of the major But Simon testified that what in industry reports to be an is actually a result of appears ample supply hopes to have a Congress comprehensive system in effect within about six weeks. In other energy • The developments Monday: conservation efforts Supreme Court agreed to resolve [dangerously low levels" of petroleum slightly over 30 days' supply of the major petroleum companies. and an unusually mild winter, as well as Under questioning by subcommittee an industry dispute over revised federal . Iroducts, but consumer advocate Ralph petroleum products. The shortage caused "The world is literally drowning in oil," some chairman William Proxmire. D • Wis., regulations governing natural gas rates in Nader said the world is "drowning in oil." by a full effective embargo will quickly Nader said. "Any government continuing supply of oil from the Simon said it is impossible to agency can Arab countries despite an predict a southern Louisiana, source of one third of embargo. [ Their sharply conflicting views were reduce these to dangerously low levels create a shortage simply by announcing point at which the government would domestic gas production. presented in testimony before a House • unless we act quickly to reduce demand it." Simon and Nader agreed on one point: ration gasoline. He would does not expect the say only that he Government lawyers said the case could Senate economic subcommittee looking and equitably allocate the available Nader said geologists believe that less the government must average price to reach depend on the 70 cents per gallon. The current have a broad national impact and urged a kto the accuracy of government energy supplies," he said. than 25 per cent of the world's oil reserves petroleum industry for data relating to the average is / ntistics. Nader about 44 cents. speedy settlement "because of the urgency described America's energy have been discovered, and that the reserve supply and reserves of oil and gas. of the current gas supply I "While many doubt the accuracy of the problem as "unarmed robbery by oil Proxmire said he has received 38,000 to shortage." figures supplied by oil companies and the Simon said his office The court agreed to review lata being provided by the industry," companies in collusion with government already is taking 43,000 letters indicating that "perhaps challenges to government actually represent only about a decision by the U.S. Circuit Court of said, "there is doubt in my mind steps to require periodic reports from oil most of our people doubt the existence of m no support." Denying an energy shortage 10 per cent of real proven reserves. producers, refiners and distributors, and Appeals in New Orleans upholding a rate the energy crisis." structure imposed by the Federal Power Simon, acknowledging that a credibility Commission in 1971 on natural gas problem existed, said there is "a tremendous producers in southern Louisiana, including authority misinterpretation that we are offshore areas in the Gulf of Mexico. plans to trying to manage the energy price mechanisms." Nader recommended crisis through vigorous antitrust actions against major oil companies, particularly severing pipeline from • While the Soviet woe in the West's press savors each new energy crisis, Russians themselves are now being advised to turn off that extra light bulb to save electricity. The Soviet Union takes pride in having is value of used pa producing functions, and creation of a federal corporation, modeled after the Tennessee Valley Authority, to produce oil and gas from federal lands. enough energy for its domestic needs, but it is being pressed to meet its export commitments to Eastern and Western He urged that Congress give consumers Europe, particularly of oil and natural gas. By CHRIS DANIELSON for cardboard and computer material have be implemented the right to sue to redress Now. as the fourth year of the ninth State News Staff Writer at least by spring, the authority The authority has already been loaned a grievances five - year plan gets under way, the stress tripled. will acquire a caused by price - Administrative details of the three building, a baler and a small baler which will be operating on gouging on oil and is on using fewer resources, • forklift truck through the revenue a trial basis gasoline, and called for a selective, short including ■ The skyrocketing value of used by the end of the next week, - energy, to achieve greater production and paper phased expansion plan - which is designed generated by the recycling program. term rollback of fuel prices. oducts has spawned plans for massive to boost the amount of material recycled authority director Mark Rosenhaft said higher quality. ■pansion of the University Monday. recycling by the MSU Waste Control Authority The initial cost of this expansion phase Baled newspaper is worth a whopping logram in the future. from fall term's 190 tons to a staggering could be arranged on a lease - purchase $60 per ton, and 24 tons of it can be ■ Since Feb. 1, 1973, the pspaper alone has increased 700 per price of used total of more than 6,750 currently being reviewed by Executive Vice President Jack Breslin. tons - are basis with Michigan Carton Co. of Battle Creek, which now buys newspaper and computer material from the authority, an taken to Battle Creek in one truckload — instead of the present 12 tons, Rosenhaft Trailer fires prompt it from $6 to $42 said. per ton, while those In phase one of the plan, which should authority statement said. The baler also would reduce problems currently faced by the authority. storage The building, to be acquired, which will advice on protection probably be located on south campus, will house the baler, will be used for By L.A. WESTON prevention of mobile homes now," storage and eventually could serve as a drive - State News Staff Writer Hilprecht said. through dumping station where paper and Hilprecht said that though carbon other recyclable materials would be Following the rash of mobile home fires monoxide poisoning was a threat to separated out from the loads of MSU in Michigan since Christmas Eve, safety- mobile home safety several years ago, fire garbage trucks. officials and local trailer park prevention is now the number one managers safety Starr Keesler, asst. executive vice have offered advice on fire concern for mobile home residents. prevention to president and chairman of the 10 • local trailer - dwellers — which includes Raymond Breuthkuer, Meridian member authority, said that such a system many students. Township fire chief, likes the idea of fire — to be instituted under the third phase of detectors. "The prudent person can buy a smoke the expansion program — has received "I would say these would be a detector for around $40 to $100," Robert good favorable informal response among C. investment," Bruethkuer said. "They are Hilprecht, executive director of the University administrators. state Construction Code really early warning devices. Some detect "There's Commission, said smoke and others are heat detectors." a crying need for paper Monday. "The new emergency regulations products, and it would be really good if a Bruethkuer said there have been two which are not yet in effect do not cover significant percentage of our solid wastes mobile home fires in Meridian Township mobile homes made prior to the effective can be separated out and since he became fire chief last March. sold, rather than date." the University paying for it to be No one was injured in those fires, he transported and dumped somewhere," MSU senior Dexter Sweitzer, who lives said. Keesler added. at Trailer Haven, 2780 E. Grand River However, Robert Underwood, residence Ave., said that "Nobody has expressed any- halls manager, said that it may prove kind of paranoia" about fire danger in the difficult to recycle residence hall waste. trailer park he lives in. "Even though the wet cumbersome "We had a furnace inspector out to cafeteria garbage can be separated out check our furnace troubles and he said we from the rest of the waste rather easily, had a system with automatic safety trash from the rest of each hall also could contain food wastes," Underwood, one of features," he said. Two local trailer park managers, who four members of the authority's recycling have students among their residents, said subcommittee, explained. trailer have been owners concerned The subcommittee and the authority both approved the expansion program by recently about fire safety. a unanimous vote in December. It is not Floyd Hewitt, the manager of Mobile clear, since Breslin comment was unavailable for Monday, what additional Homes Manor at 2756 E. Grand River Ave., said he does not know how many of his residents have fire detectors. admission University approval is required. The second phase of the program involves the recycling of office waste, and "Mobile homeowners should have a fire extinguisher and an alarm for protection," he said. "For around $8 to $12 you can **..00 would require the cooperation of the University community in sorting paper buy a one - shot, bomb - shaped extinguisher to be placed near the bed and ^'KSTAUlAw from garbage before the waste could be the kitchen for emergencies." thrown away. Hewitt contended insurance companies Though the authority now recycles over 50 per cent of the State News only one per cent of the waste paper issues, do not mobile give enough financial benefit to home owners with protective *pr*oxiMfliitY appliances like fire alarms and generated on campus is now recycled. Rosenhaft would figure to 20 per cent. like to He estimates that the expanded increase this extinguishers. The manager of Trailer Haven, Gary Lueck, also could not say how many fire *1500.00 alarm systems are used by mobile home Erector spt program could eventually produce an annual revenue of more than $300,000, CfliM PRIZf S "I would suggest that a new mobile JrS."9 tL°9flther th« of four community which will decide where they will be located - and some of which would cover costs including the operating home owner ask the management for Ic2hn9,blns | must have recalled the simple joys of mood to these MSU w sign a joint statement Lansing, Mich. Editorial and large members of the student printed evaluations. business offices at 345 Student Services Bldg.. Michigan Slate trotesting portions of the ad council, composed of six "It's really important that University, East Lansing, Michigan. 48824. every student council member back this amendment," Raymond said. "Students News/Editorial Classified Ads should have such information Display Advertising on the instructors in order to Business Office pick the one best suited to Photographic their learning style so they can improve their education." But several graduate student council members questioned whether students would get an accurate picture of an ire instructor evaluations. from the and open thursday friday nights until nine 50c OFF A14" PIZZA Tizaj ! I ! 75'OFF A 16" or 18" PIZZA | l | CORRECTION (1 item or more) 1203 E. GRAND RIVER (1 item or more) with this with this coupon A story on the Spartan 337-1631 I I Wives Organization appearing in Friday's State News carried Scis: tl.SO 911,000 fence and a $3,200 Roofs for ga zebo equipment (10 timers) $276 Install smoke - tinted expenditures. $4,834 Total guardhouse^ plexiglass at two security «13 600 electrical heating $999 Fertilizer $2,750Office trailer locations Lm to replace the old gas $366 Supplies t maintain $125 Trailer (boat) for Secret $4,13lMaterial and labor to (jfi-ined unsafe by the Capital expenditures on $7,500 Security and communication home: plantings $557 Eliminate branches (tret o /ardous trimming) Service $431 Utility trailer (to tow golf carts when being repaired) $1,025 Labor and material for 8 construct steel containers for security devices $286,624 Total Sex costs tax deductible $1,658 p|unting by $1,600 Install tinted windows .i• equipment stands, 7 Looking for a way to reduce childbirth posed a serious landscape contia ' :i per cent of total income. If Xliat didn't satisfy the press $250 Clean up after workmen $384 Repair, patch ..r underground pull boxes Administrative support your income tax? Don't skimp threat to the woman's life. with covers, and 7 gate - people feel their expenses were and si.mr congressmen. So ever completed their jobs in the house $8,614 Secure phone < on deductions for medical An aide at the taxpayer's $1,605 Condition report and field , operator cabinet covers complex: more than 15 per cent of . gowrnment has been (concrete manhole) $178 Additional fencing at expenses. information office, a service of $9,209 Determine boundary line income it may benefit them to d|U, more and more $9,983 Fire - and - smoke protection and topography in order to $13,336Equipment: The cost of contraceptives the IRS, was unable to say itemize deductions and fill out ..vprtuln that hadn't been install security wall system prescribed by a physician for a when the ruling came into the 1040 (long) income tax t earlier. In June, $509 Security,locks Little Wender patient's personal use is effect. "I found a pamphlet (surveys) undisclosed $998 Remove hazardous wrought $245 Replace electric Weed deductible according to an form, the aide said. . iron hand rail - damaged lawn , describing it," she said. "But The cost of ..11I work, (blue sod) dimming ■ pool there was no date saying when an abortion or grass Internal Revenue Service (IRS) $258 Access doors to security area $1,440 Backfill (mat .cut labor to vasectomy is also a deductible i 1 , at ions raised $23,388 Further fire protection after refill Capital expenditures homes: ruling made in the spring. the ruling occurred. It must be trench) on medical expense. !u $423,000. 1971 fire (install sprinklers and $1,280 Secret Service security The current ruling overturns new though, because my exhaust fan) Taxpayers can get free Eventually tin < ienenl Services system (install cable) $655 Relocate palm (rees to a 1967 IRS decision that supervisor had never heard of information about specific Adinmi■!ration t(iSA) released allowed a deduction for the $2,300 GSA design and inspection provide security screening $128,708 Install bullet resistant deductions by calling the , ,iports indicating that charges $1,076 Replacement of plants thai glass doors and windows cost of oral contraceptives only federal taxpayer's information -ir;v <1 million had been $442 Security system - fire fighting did not survive original $738 Hydraulic door operators when the possibility of office at 394-1550. 11 Clemente and the (fire - hose cabinets) planting for bullet proof doors spent at • > $977 Fire protection (additional $25,524M ainte of $1,780 Replace heating system yJHEN 0.RD5 FAIL ASLEEP ON President ml compound at Key nance WHICH CAN d£ VERS sprinkler system; repair landscaping to insure $67 Fire alarm electric supplies TREE PRANCES,7.~E;R CLAWS Him !\ne. Fla. but admitted - HARP ON THE BRANCHES.. sprinkler lines $750 Two bullet - resistive doors AUTOMATICAL TIGHTEN ID that'everything still hadn't $63,313 Total $9,910 Remove dry weeds to ' $1,081 Prevent damage during KEEP THEM FRJM FALUNp OFF been jecounteff for (The eliminate fire hazard storm to glass storm $7,457 Bore test holes and install shutters (old shutters National Observer, Aug. 11, Capital expenditures on grounds footing wouldn't fit) $6,642 Renovate gazebo for use as $133,126 Total security post $57,582 Security walls $4,526 Repair security gate $26,740 Security posts (4 $6,276 Repair driveways setllitig .. .. , t week the guardhouses: 3 gazebos and gatehouse) due to deep trenching 1 >r Capital expenditures on grounds: / \ adminNration came up with $!76.674S e c u r i t y and $|4,424 GSA design and inspection DOONESBURY I , alls a "comprehensive communication system charges $4,786 Remove existing low wall and plant screen hedge by Garry Trudeau (electrical work) $1,800 Security scree n: g i„ial" report of all $3,898 Demolition and removal of $11,561 Security fence (relocate tree) omental expenditures $13,157 Water line for fire $"50 Replant fallen tree trees, shrubs, planters, etc. BUTU/e VMCKEPS 11 f 1968 at the various protection (proration 6 (to install fence) - (interfered with security APENT60NNA STAND J; THAT'S PI6HT! U/E'F>£ inch sewer line; 6 - inch $5,211 Design and supervision of dwellings of the presidential system) security lighting, 85* A FOP IT MUCH L0N6EP. \V V 60NNA CUT THE LIFE UNES THAT'S water line, fire hydrant. $1,950 Repair security wall Hie grand total: nearly landscaping GALLON? 1 KNOW, U/£KpOR6AN!Zi::'! 7 | I Of AMERICA ANP A SBCper, MY LIPS repair $1,950 Eliminate safety hazard $ 160, WHAT A I KNOUl. U/S 60T816PLANS' gl6 3R:<>6 HER TV l BY TH£U/AV AP£ damaged roadway) caused by dead branches $13,186 Secui-ity post (beach installations for security PLAHin HERKHEES! A SEAlED. cabana) and safety crossing (railroad crossover) $3,786 Security lighting $3l2Security posts (restain entrance gates, doors, etc.) ij-^ amine! I jf _ \ A \ |'!m (S A released an $83,515 Repair roadways and $1,950 Replace stairway damaged >3 Security fencing landscaping and replace by storm (stairs and 8 Rework door and window xpanded statement that sprinkler damaged by openings for bullet - I ritoTSj limhlos the total of its last landing over railroad resistant glass to almost $3.7 $42,612 GSA in - house costs for $523 Eliminate safety hazards $279 Repair damage to water design and construction lines (sprinkler) caused by nilliun. Most of the additional (remove beach debris, etc.) engineering bulldozer ;i.S million was spent on an $635,219 Total $772 Blueprints and $1,615 Driveway extensions and iffiee complex, built at a Coast miscellaneous supplies modifications for rapid luard station adjacent to the $2,916 Topographic surveys ingress and egress Vestern White House, for the $6,102 Railroad - crossing safety Security screening signals Remove paving and replace 'n I. iitial staff, Secret with shrubbery to close $11,206 Security filters for vr.i m and a eommunications Nearly $66,000 is listed >15.(07 electronic device Security lighting Jy'sterm $4.1 53 Paving damaged road $197,337 Equipment: furniture. drivewaVs TEST ANXIOUS? Tickets: i s. 1 ucily measures at former office equipment, freezers, $1,520 Replace sod (lo cover $8,394 Bullet • resistant glass wall IGGYflif 9 md present residences of the installation of security golf carts ($7,669), During Winter Term the Counseling Center will be offering $5,387 Design and supervise system) a 'resident' two daughters and a installation of landscaping treatment program for test anxiety reduction. If irand Cay, a favorite Nixon to provide proper security equipment, mechanical equipment, trailer, etc. $1,504 Remove shrubbery and dig drainage ditch exam performance has been hindered because of anxiety, you you feel your STOOGES vtreat in the Bahamas. David $5,827 Remove and replace md Julie hisenhower rent a damaged "plantings (trees, $520,969Capital expenditures: 3 $24,923Security planters and hedge, electronic may wish to participate in this program. It will involve January 11 $3 modular office units and 4 approximately one hour a week for five consecutive weeks. It you shrubs) surveillance equipment oomy house in Bethesda, Md., boutiht this year by Bebe S3,745 Reinforce security gates $1,250 Prepare site for trailers ($157,500), work performed by Coast Guard (guardhouse) would like more information about the before Friday. January 18, and say you are i project, call 355 8270 (bow on sale in the lounge) mi $1,182 Various improvements and Kebu an intimate friend of construction (grade walk) ($70,000), costs for anxiety project. u $1,875 mechanical employes repairs to helipad and Deljver s u p plies to seawall President. Grand Cay is $1,022,773 Operating and : d b\ another rich friend, $587 White fiberglass flagpole - $3,460 Brick, cement for block rt II. \bplanalp, who put wall $1,741,080 Total I' ir.oncy for Nixon to $528 Weatherproof telephone 1 1 alilbrnia home. system (tops for phones, gazebos) Military expenditures; $1,960 Paint security posts $924 Security lighting $4,290 Repair roadway damaged $2,773,000 Total IGCTURG Hi Millie day that GSA Bullet - resistant shields * jsed its litary installations at the usi latest figures, the announced that $4,660 Security posts (install tile, light fixutres) SALE d ■' e n 11 a I retreats — J^kjua£_r hiding eommunication A COP /eftie; lament and a helipad and d k net at more the Key Biscayne — than $5.8 million, Secret Service Gary's Campus LDM67 IOM 'C^ A.-J- l/3 Of*- &NP TDP& OUT lmiECTOU'S at mtchigan state un» • ' "I dwellings. 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Hot, Fast, Free Delivery Tuesday, January 15 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan •974 Spartan coaches tighten belts LYNN HENNIN6 Alex Terpay... No. 2 but happy It is one of the hazards of being an assistant hockey coach that Amo Bessone's cigar is probably better known among MSU as energy By BILL COSTABILE State News Sports Writer shortage hits home "Aluminum bats are another item that're going to be tough to get. They last longer than wooden ones, but if we can't get'em we will next year. Robinson travel. offered an alternative solution to the problem of I I fans than is Alex Terpay. might as well swing broomsticks. Not that Terpay resents it. He likes Bessone too much, and his "The T shirts that the players wear were ordered on a five • - "If this energy shortage continues, college level sports will haVe I With all the money that MSU teams bring in, the MSU Athletic job even more. And if it was publicity — or money — that year bid at $9 a shirt. I can't touch them now for less than $12. no choice but to have all their teams compete at the same time I determined if Alex Terpay remained at MSU... well, Dept. should be able to shrug off the present energy shortage, "Even the yarn that is used in baseballs is more expensive. This In the spring, baseball, track, tennis and golf will have to all travel I Terpay right? at the same time. I would have been gone a long time ago. energy shortage is making everything go up in price. 1 have to If the answer is yes, then Santa Claus must be buying all the watch my budget to make sure I can cover all costs without "Teams will have to double up and even triple up to save on I "Right now it's been 10 straight nights of hockey," Terpay travel costs. Three years ago the basketball team and the sighed while sending the Spartan JVs through a workout Monday. equipment and supplies and picking up the tabs for travel making the team suffer. swin I "Six games in four nights plus recruiting. expenses. "Another thing we won't be able to get this year is a new tarp team went to Illinois together. The swim team had a meet Illinois Friday night and then flew out to Iowa for a against I "Now I'm looking forward to going home tonight and For Bill Beardsley, asst. athletic director, the main problem to cover the infield of Kobs Field. I could have gotten a new one Saturdav involves team travel. two years ago. but I decided to wait. I'm sorry I did now. All afternoon meet while the basketball team played the lllini. watching "Gunsmoke." these new plastic tarps pre by - products from petroleum and "The swim team came back just as the basketball game Such is life for Bessone's right ■ hand man. Coaching. "We anticipate that charter flights are out for travel this fall," without it, they can't be made for sale." over and both teams left Illinois within 30 minutes. Recruiting. Teaching hockey classes. Terpay is a busy man but Beardsley said. "For short trips we may get a charter, but it will "One of the best ideas on travel is the system used loves every minute of it. be one way. We'd like to travel by bus and then fly back after ■ Golf coach Bruce Fossum said he hasn't encountered any by the I the game. problems other than travel, yet. University of Wisconsin hockey team," Robinson continued I "It's really easy to work with Amo," he acknowledged, lighting "This fall we'll have to arrange a commercial flight for our trip "We buy all our golf balls from our pro shop at Forest Akers, "They rent a small 48 passenger charter plane and take a team of I up a King Edward. "Amo and I share each other's thoughts. I to UCLA. We won't save that much, but every little bit helps the so that's no problem," Fossum said. "What is a problem is our 16 players on it. The extra 32 seats are taken by their Blue Club. Line I 1 suppose it's kind of a father image. We communicatevery well." travel schedule. We've already canceled our trip to the Mid - Bessone would agree. It is no coincidence that budget. American Conference Invitational. "This way the team gets to have a few home fans on the road I Michigan State's and the Blue Line Club helps the school defray the cost of air hockey program has risen measurably since Terpay became "One inconvenience for this office is that service for supplies "We're in Iowa for the Iowa Invitational on Saturday, April 27, fare | Bessone's first asst. coach in 1969. That came four years after and the MAC Invitational scheduled for It works out well for both parties." _ has slowed down. We've already ordered our application forms was Monday, the 29 th. Terpay had completed a couple of varsity seasons as the Spartan for football tickets. We have to order these things more in We'd have to drive on Sunday to get there in time to play on goalie. advance than in previous years." Monday, and who knows if we would find any gas stations open. Terpay came to MSU in 1965 from Buffalo, N.Y., on a partial While there is little to do but tighten their belts, most coaches have accepted the fact that they must make some changes to "We've been going to the MAC Invitational for the past seven years, but we'll have to miss it this year. We'll save about $300 Intramurals baseball - hockey scholarship but with no intentions of becoming stretch their respective budgets as far as possible. that we can use for another trip." Not Two men's intramural the Equipment supplies are the biggest headache for baseball only is the coaching staff feeling the pinch of the energy Spartan goalie. Then came registration deadlines have a night against Michigan. coach Danny Litwhiler and his staff. shortages, but also the trainers, Gayle Robinson and Clint been extended. "We were losing 2 • 0 after "The increased shortages are killing me," Litwhiler said. "The Thompson. Residence hall bowling has "The biggest item on our budget right now is tape," Thompson just a couple of minutes of nylon netting we have in the Tartan Arena in the Men's been extended to noon Intramural Building has to be replaced soon. Not only is the cost said. "I order 600 cases of it each year for all the teams. Each play and no reserve goalie," case costs $15 and the price of tape never goes down. Five years Wednesday, and fraternity Terpay recalle d. "ThenI going to hurt us, but the stuff may not even be available when we want it. ago it was only $12 a case. We're not feeling it this year, but we volleyball to 5 p.m. today. caught Amo looking down the Schedules are now available bench at me. I looked down, for hockey, the first week of too, but it did no game turned out, good. Hie 7 • 4, so I PROSECUTOR: DROP CHARGES basketball and residence hall bowling. gave up five goals but I made Team handball entries are about 45 saves. Court to free Cedeno ? due at noon Monday. "I came out of the game like There will be a required I was in a fog. I was so excited organizational meeting for all WVITIMSM1 I couldn't eat." teams interested in playing a 1'noon now Terpay then worked on his SANTO DOMINGO, D.R. (UPI) — Santo Domingo District innocence of the accused and the prosecution believes he should new style of co - rec basketball masters, helping Bessone coach be absolved." at 7 p.m. today in 137 the freshman team and ( Atty. Frank Diaz stunned the courtroom Monday with a motion Women's Intramural Bldg. Cedeno's own lawyer, Quirico Elpidio Perez, had just requested to drop charges of involuntary manslaughter against Cesar Cedeno teaching hockey classes — all two hours after the trial of the Houston Astros' outfielder a summary dismissal, citing a police report that a parafin test' Schedules for all leagues are for free — before he was hired began. indicated De La Cruz had fired a weapon with her right hand. also available at the Women's Cedeno is accused in the Dec. 11 early morning, motel room as an assistant in 1969. Intramural Building. death of 19 - year • old Altagracia De La Cruz, Ihis corroborated Cedeno's contention that she had accidently ALEX TERPAY who was shot in the head with Cedeno's .38 - caliber pistol. shot herself. Now he handles the bulk of the recruiting and he doesn't strike The trial opened Monday morning and Cedeno had already out much. Five of the 349-2700 MERIDIAN MALL seven top players that Terpay recruited for taken the witness stand, when prosecuting attorney Diaz this year's team he got. Money is the reason Bessone and Terpay unexpectedly asked Judge Porfirio Natera to drop the charges. must be so selective in the number of players they recruit. Cedeno, 22, who is free on a $10,000 bond pending outcome The Hall Bartlett Him Basketball, for instance, has four times as much recruiting money. of the trial, embraced his 21 - year • old wife, Cora, when the trial Jonathan adjourned. She had been at their winter home here at the time of Indeed, it is a good thing Terpay won $50,000 last year in the Michigan Lottery. At $8,800 he is the lowest paid assistant coach the shooting. Livingston Seagull PSN at Michigan State. The judge said he would rule later this week on the prosecutor's request, probably Wednesday or Thursday, but "We've got a happy hockey program here," he said, looking Dominican lawyers said prosecution motions for dismissal are out over the ice at the players almost invariably honored. Richard Bath warming up. "This goes right back to Amo. I think the program we're running is one of the fairest in In moving for dismissal of the charges, Diaz said, "There college hockey. We encourage as many people to play as appear to be no indications of responsibility compromising the possible." Terpay is now thinking, like any assistant coach, what it would be like to be a head man. He is in no the money, his own success,...all seem to a head job somewhere. hurry, but the satisfaction, say Terpay is headed for Have an idea, t)UT NOWHERE TOCjO? pEAP TODAY OPEN 7 PM Shows 7:25 & 9:25 From the producer of Bullitt Where were you in IhJ? and "The French Connection When Bessone decides to step down in a few years, and if Alex is still here it would be nice to see him get the job. After all, once in a while, nice guys finish first. Yes you do THE SEVEN-UPS THE UNioN AaiviiiEs BqarcI CRIME WAR Wed. Open 1:15 P.M. Feature 1:35- 3:35 5:35-7:35-9:35 555-5555 TO END ALL CRIME WARS. „ ANTHONY QUINN , FREDERIC FORREST Open at 7:15 P.M. Oon'l bother to take your stopwatch to ROBERT FORSTER 2 BIG FEATURES clock your laughs because they come one AL IETTIERI-ANGEL TOMPKINS Unnvsn HoUmkis CHARLES CIOFFI a minute in this lively ADULTS ONLY MACBETH lun-tor-ali! • BEST PICTURE Shown at 9:05 Only! 11 ALSO f EROTIC \ [A FRANCOIS TRUFFAUT '< { FESTIVAL ' BED & BOARD Shown at 7:30 Or ,1 A FANTASTIC DOUBLE ITHAPPEtCDM FEATURE More from the makers of MFritZ The Cat" HOUYV/OOD IT HAPPENED IN HOLLYWOOD stars FELICITY SPLIT "The humor is abundant...and almost certain to hike 2nd Great H it FELLINI the blood pressure of the unprepared... Powerful it is work telephone operator. Flo Zeasrly and Peter Bramley as THE FLYING rn„ ™jts, p^r FOOLS and also includes Al Goldstein as the HIGH PRIEST OF THE PHILLISTINES. Richard Sternberger as SAMPSON. Susan Harris and the power is raw." EDGAR ALLtn ruz an incredible Fellini film KATHERINE THE GREAT, Ada Banana as the LESBIAN LEADER d if you are nc)t offended an entire cast ot morons and misfits devoted to vour entertainment by made from a Poe story • • ALSO! ON THE SAME PROGRAM! • • some part of 'Heavy Traffic' perhaps you are not off- tBest yet. Toby seen endable. Make no mistake, however, it HUM Of HI isabrilliantly > k ',And Musical Score _ _ _ executed, very important film." """"""" rd Van Dyke Director, Department ol Film "...as brilliant as anything in recent movies." Museum ol Modern Art, New York City Dammit Starring Terrance Stamp. A "...a plethora of inventiveness, cataclysmic vision of decadence. marvelous sophistication of TOBY DAMMIT was madi between Juliet of the Spirit and design...the satire is brilliant... Satyricon, it is superior to both of artistically it's 10 years ahead of them. It is a bizarre exploration of evil. An astoundingly beautiful FLAMING HOG NIGHT AT anything I've seen..." SHOWPLACE 206 HORTICULTURE THE CORAL GABLES RATED X SHOWTIMES BLDG. TOBY DAMMIT 7, 9,11 HEAVY TRAFFIC 7:30,9:30 TUESMY. Ian.22 , CREST ADMISSION $1.50 Drtv-ln Thmmtrm r _ POSITIVELY MUST END TONIGHT I I, .. ^11 RATED X you must be 18. Please The original land gram tavern REDUCED ADM. WITH MSU I.D. ' ' LE a, 349 vw ' I bring proof of age. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 15, 1974 7 Area deal of comedy to revel in as theater offers g By EDD RUDZATS well. York. Anyone who missed the the Gospels. every season's repetoire. The of the audience with their The Boarshead Players in theater at 200 E. River St. ■ state News Reviewer prod uction of "Two Finally, the last group on group works hard and on With a devastating production I The start of a new year On campus, the Performing Gentlemen of Verona" missed simple yet beautifully wrought Grand Ledge are the farthest Arts Company is campus is the Company, a several occasions, such as last production of the musical of "Staircase" under their I. .v< brings with it an celebrating its 10th anniversary, and with a bubbling, bawdy rock student - run organization year's "Hello Dolly!," they works of a little - known group from the MSU belts, the Boarshead Players community, being Cwgr of ent'igy. a rekindling good musical that was a joy from which presents its productions have been responsible for some French songwriter by the name approximately 15 minutes recently presented their second If hot* for success in all cause launched its too, after having beginning to end. in McDonel Hall kiva. Leaning dynamic theater. of Brel in their rendition of from East Lansing. Yet the play, "When the Cat's Away," Ideavorsand an abundance of season bright, dazzling spoof of with a Coming up is the musical heavily toward musical I n .December, the "Jacques Brel is Alive and Well Boarshead Players are the area's a British comedy for the '60s Ew experiences, not to '30s musicals, "Dames At the "Grease," reported to be in the comedies, the Company at Community Circle Players at and Living in Paris."This only professional resident by Ken Hall. iLtion those inevitable New and then following up that Sea," same vein as "American times runs into technical the Okemos Barn Theater more outstanding musical, directed acting company, presenting a Ticket prices for each of BLr's Eve resolutions. This with Graffitti." It should be a problems due to the limitations than aptly captured the hearts by Phil Heald, schedule of plays of all types these groups vary enormously lear one of those resolutions success an innovative presentation of Moliere's "The frollicsome look into the of the kiva's playing area, but was warm, intimate, and thoroughly and from a variety of periods. depending on the night of iould include getting out and Miser." PAC, though somewhat fabulous '50s. its zest and enthusiasm can Recital to feature engaging, definitely something They operate November to performance and the cost of Enpling 'he wide variety of erratic the The Arena Theater beneath prove infectious and student on trumpet to be savored. May in a small, intimate producing each work. later that is being offered in past quality of its productions, is in the Fairchild Theater is a compensate for these loth on campus and in the laboratory and training facility lansing area. | With seven separate groups definitely worth looking into and atter"-.,>, for it appears that this may be one of its best for the undergraduate student in theater, providing the shortcomings. From there on Lansing Civic Players in in, it's the Trumpeter Kennistan Bauman will give a graduate 717 a diverse range of recital at 8:15 p.m. ■resenting students with an opportunity Lansing, the Community Circle tonight at laterials, it would seem seasons yet. the Music impossible not to find imething that appeals either The Lecture brings - Concert Series Broadway hits to for experimentation in both acting and direction. For reason, the Arena Theater this Players at the Okemos Barn Theater and the Boarshead Players in Grand .Ledge. include pieces by Building auditorium. Selections will Riisager, discount I; (he intellect or the campus, providing the MSU contains the most Torelli, Savard, Chopin and interesting Lansing Civic Players, now lunnybone. Chekov, Shaw community with an collection of plays of any located at theParkingtonCenter Kaminski. store tinbeck and Pinter are opportunity to see professional group^ in the area, like Joe on Chestnut Street, is the performers in productions that 3 will read poetry fnong the serious playwrights have enjoyed enormous success Orton's wildly insane farce oldest theater group operating works are still to be ■hose Imired, but there's a great and critical acclaim in New and Steven Schwartz's imaginative musical taken from in the area. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the Players began their season by on campus tonight where injecting Max Ellison, Laurel O. Poole Richard Rodgers' last work, and Gwen Frostic will give I I The year: following plays will be presented by each respective group this "Two by Two," with a needed shot of adrenalin that kept it from sinking into tedium. poetry readings together at 7 p.m. tonight at McDonel Hall your kiva. The poets are ail from dollar Their bill of fare always runs to Michigan and are special guests I PERFORMING ARTS COMPANY thfc more current releases, of the McDonel Hall advisory "Guys and Dolls" February 19-24 including a Neil Simon work in staff. 'Child's Play" April 23-28 "Orchesis Dance Concert" "Lion in Winter" May 9-11 May 21-26 Spartan Shopping Center buys 920 I rKCrURE-CONCERT SERIES I "Grease" January 30 Trowbridge more! "Camelot" February 27 I ARENA theatre "What the Butler Saw" m January 22-26 /arc/ ! "I Knock at the Door" "In the Sty of the Blind Pig" March 5-9 April 9-13 Friday, Jan. 1b i ?jRevlonl $1 | "of Mice and Men" April 30-May 4 URSULA OPPENS, piano "Godspell" May 26-June 1 I THE COMPANY MICHAEL WEBSTER, clarinet NOBUKO IMAI, viola £3 1 "Carousel" (to be announced) MUSIC BY THRee Trifle's Hand & Smooth Flex Balsam 1 ANSI NT CIVIC PLAYERS Three brilliant young concert scene artists from the New York perform' chamber music and out¬ Body Lotion All Over Conditioner I "Camelot" February 7-9, 15, 16 standing solo repertoire: or Hand Cream REG. 1.99- 17 oz. "The Gingerbread Lady" March 21-23, 29, 30 MOZART Clarinet Trio in E-Flat, K. 498 "Twigs" May 2-4, 10, 11 I COMMUNITY CIRCLE PLAYERS SCHUMANN "Fairy Tales," Op. 132 FRITZ KREISLER Recitative & Scherzo |09 MAX BRUCH Trio Pieces, Op 83 I "You Can't Take It With You" January 24-27, 31-February 3 DAVIDOVSKY "Synchronisms" No. 6 'Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" WEBSTER 5 Clarinet Pieces February 28, March 1-3, 7-10 I "The Birthday Party" April 4-7, 11-14 "110° in the Shade" May 9-12, 16-19 I THE BOARSHEAD PLAYERS Tues. b Wed., Jan. 22 & 23 I "Uncle Vanya" January 17-19, 23-26, 30-Feb. 2 I "There's a Girl in My Soup" I "The Gingerbread Lady" February 7-9, 13-16, 20-23 February 28-March 2, 6-9, 13-16 Maurice Bejart I "House of Blue Leaves" I "Mrs. Warren's Profession" March 21-23, 27-30, April 3-6 BALieT OF TH€ Calm 2 Powder Super Balsam L'Oreal Herbal April 11-13, 17-20, 24-27 I "The Knack" I "Butterflies Are Free" May 2-4, 8-11, 15-18 20TH C6NTURY Deodorant Conditioner Shampoo May 23-25, 29-June 1, 5-8, 12-15 Company of 16 outstanding soloists with 5 oi. FREE REG. 1.19-8 oz. TUESDAY (Lively Arts Series): "Songs of a Wayfarerer' (Mahler), "10 Short C ARc Songs" (Barber), "Iranian Suite" and "Bhakti' (folk music) WEDNESDAY (Art of Dance): Pas de deux from "Romeo and Juliet" (Berlioz), exotic — erotic — electric "Youth's Magic Horn" (Mahler), "Bhakti" and "Iranian Suite" Public: $6, $5. S4 / MSU Students: S3, S2.50, S2 or Lively Arts Season Ticket (Jan. 22), January 22 & 23 Art of Oance Series Ticket (Jan. 23) 8:15 pm in the University Auditorium Public: $6.00, 5.00, 4.00 / MSU Students: $3.00, 2.50, 2.00 Friday, Jan. 25 Tickets are available now at the Union Ticket Office Bayer Multiple WARSAW Aspirin Vitamins PHILHARMONIC with IRON, IOO'j PROGRAM f S5 RIMSKY-KORSAKOV "Scheherazade" BARTOK Piano Concerto No. 2 PENDERECKI "Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima" SZYMANOWSKI Concert Overture Public: $7.50, 6.50, 4.00 / MSU Students: $3.75, 3.25, 2.00 University Series Season Ticket, or International Orchestra Ticket Wednesday, Jan. 30 Formula 44D Formula 44 GR€ASe The New 50's Rock 'n Roll musical Hit Cough Mixture Cough Discs REG. 1.79- 1 oz. REG. 2.19-6 oz. REG. 854-21's Broadway's longest running musical brings back teen-age life styles of the 1950's. The boys wear | 29 |49 short hair swept back into elaborate greasy coifs called "D.A.'s" sporting motorcycle jackets, pegged iC pants, turned-up shirt collars and T-shirts with cigarette packs secured in rolled up sleeves. Girls wear beehive hairdos, chew gum and wear boys' 1 windbreakers with their names sewn on. They're in pedal pushers, spongy white bobby-sox, cinch belts, long felt skirts end crinolines. Together, they dance the Hand Jive, the Hully Gully and the Stroll and their songs include "Freddy My Love," "Rock 'n Roll Party Queen " "It's Raining on Prom Night" and "All Choked Up." Public: $7.50,6.50, 4.00 MSU Students: $3.75, 3.25, 2.00 PRESCRIPTIONS Broadway Series Season Ticket Childrens or ARE OUR Old Fashion AH performances at 8:15 p. Aspirin BUSINESS Pretzels REG. 334 -36 s We REG. 994 22 oz. participate in all Co- - payment prescription programs. If you have any questions ask our pharmacist for help. SALE THRU SUNDAY JAN. 20th Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 15 BINGO! Some Bingo players try to increase their odds of winning by playing many cards at once - which requires a quick eye and perhaps an assistant to search all the cards for winning combinations. Old-style fun attracts By LIZ DRISCOLL State News Staff Writer However Patrick Ryan, head of the wife of state Sen. Philip O. Pittenger, and many chances are Bingo will become more thai Resurrection Catholic Church Bingo Frank Sudac, an Ingham County fun. Let's talk about good old • fashioned doesn't feel that way. Over $2 million is awarded it commissioner, are volunteering their time fun. Sitting around talking with friends, "Anything in life is a gamble," said to various organizations. Bingo games around the state. Each Biml munching on pretzels and sipping soda, Ryan. "You're only gambling when you is allowed to award $2,000 nightly *n|l Dean, who admits Bingo isn't his game, laughing about fantastic chances to gain can't afford it. Bingo is entertainment." noted that the $500 the largest single prize per persogl some extra cash and, of course, average person spends spending There are several political figures $5.50 per night playing Bingo. permitted. f the evening anywhere but in front of the volunteering at Bingos in the Lansing area. "Bingo is a very inexpensive way of Lansing Catholic Central School, whichL television. holds two Bingos weekly, is promisinfl Alfreda Schmidt, chairman for the Ingham having fun," he added. The crowds come early, prepared to sit for as long as four hours. Some bring County Republican party; Pat Pittenger, And that's if you only play. If you win, $500 at its Monday Bingo, regardless o(V the turnout. The Catholic Central BimT cushions to sit on, their own mugs of games have been drawing up to 600 peopltl coffee, cards for a few hands of poker recently. I before game time — all for the price of $1 admission. Joseph Delaney, director of the Monty! evening Bingos at Lansing CatholJ This is Bingo at its best! Central, noted that there is alwa>iH "Bingo is an addiction," said one gray • something happening. haired lady who follows the Bingo games "One lady brought a cream pie ont| around Lansing. "Once you start its hard evening and threatened to throw it at ml to stop." if she didn't win," Delaney laughed Bingo has not only become a fad since He added that during Christmas a < 'tl Verification it was legalized last June, but it has also performance was given for the players T restored part of an age gone by. well as free donuts and coffee. I Julie Fountain watches as a volunteer validates the "Back in the '40s beer Bingos were What's more, the prizes aren't limitedtol bingo she has scored. great fun," laughed one hearty man who cash. Televisions, electric mixers and| was busy one night recently keeping track stereos have been awarded, but this mata| of 10 Bingo cards, "remember when it difficult should there be more than oik Monsignor Gabriels would come and .. winner per game. Also, people often anl Charles Dean, deputy commissioner of not interested in appliances the\ Bingo for the Michigan State Lottery already have. Even though there is much to gain froniH Commission, estimates more than 140,000 10 cards at once! persons play Bingo weekly in Michigan. Though Bingo was outlawed in 1953, enthusiasts were still playing Bingo when playing Bingo, that is not the major reasoc| people are playing. Most of the people organizing Bingnl it was relegalized last June. feel that it is mostly favored by citizens and retirees. senior| "Hey, there were lots of Bingo games in "Older people want something to do'l Enthusiasts vie different areas," Dean said. "A number of said Al Delamontie, deputil Bingos were condoned by local governments. In some cases the law would superintendent for Lansing Catholil Central. just look the other way." But whether for money, for fun #1 Since June, the lottery commission has issued 1,473 regular licenses which alliw simply because of curiosity, there art il number of young people playing B for cash prizes weekly games or games on 12 separate days during the year, and 522 licenses allowing either one Bingo per year or also. Michigan law prohibits any one under J 18 from playing Bingo, and Dean, who 1*1 Bingo on seven consecutive days vi>u ran see your covered at one time. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 15, 1974 9 Education board permits teaching minor in religion By LINNEA BOESE These stipulations have mainly served the purpose of insuring that Eastern and Western State News Staff Writer religions are taught in balance in a The study of religion in the public schools was given a boost by program. The MSU Dept. of Religious Studies also had to set the State Board of Education last week when it authorized MSU up a "teacher certification program administrator" to serve as a direct and Western Michigan University to grant teaching minors in link with the College of Education, a procedure no other school religion. has to provide for its education minors, Anderson said. The acceptability of religion as an academic study has Anyone using religion as a minor must register with Mary L. constantly been under debate and only four years ago the board approved it as a certifiable minor in Michigan, after Calvin College Schneider, asst. professor of religious studies, who will act as this in Grand Rapids made the first application for certification. administrator. In order to complete a minor in religion, a student will need 30 Soon after Calvin was authorized to award the minor, MSU, credits in the department: nine credits in the three introductory WMU, the University of Detroit and Hope College applied. courses on understanding Both WMU and MSU said in their applications that they religious man, Western religions, and Eastern religions; 12 credits elected in Western religions, which believed it was in accord with the U.S. Supreme Court's recent includes Judaism and Islam, and nine credits in Eastern decisions for high school students to be given the chance to study religions. After a five year period ending June 30,1978, the board will - religions and that teachers must have the training to teach the review the religious studies programs and consider final subject. approval. The Supreme Court in the early 1960s barred prayer in public schools but sanctioned studies about religion. Republicans "It is almost an invitation to put religious studies in the public school," Robert T. Anderson, chairman of MSU's Dept. of Religious Studies, said. "Religion as an academic study is not trying to indoctrinate for Ford's the student any more or less than other subjects," Anderson explained. "It is descriptive as to what are or have been the religious activities in cultures — it is a key to understanding cultures." GRAND RAPIDS (AP) — For the first time in 25 years, there Courses in religion are will be a Republican primary for Michigan's 5th Congressional already being taught in many high schools and many disciplines such District seat. as history and literature have Medical ground religious content, Anderson said. Few teachers, however, have, any background in the academic Gerald R. Ford's opposition. name is not on ballot today to scare away all study of religion because it had not been certifiable as either a Ford was named vice president in December after Spiro T. President Wharton will lead groundbreaking ceremonies small classrooms and other major or minor until 1970. Agnew had resigned. Ford was the first man named to that spot teaching facilities to provide under terms of the 25 th Amendment. Since the state's decision to certify religion as a today for the Clinical Sciences Center today at 11 a.m. The joint facilities for the colleges of Human Medicine and teaching minor the board has moved cautiously. Restrictions and stipulations The battle among four Republicans who want to succeed Ford center, scheduled for completion in 1976, will be divided Osteopathic Medicine. is in a district that has not sent a Democrat to Congress since have been placed on religious studies programs which are not into three units to accomodate clinical areas, staff offices. put on other departments, Anderson said. 1916 and never gave Ford less than 6 0 per cent of its votes. Kent County, composed of Grand Rapids and its suburbs, has 224,965 registered voters, about 80 per cent of those in the district. Election officials forecast a county turnout of only 17 per cent and there are no predictions for the remaining voters in Fuel crisis hurting Union Board flights the district. Forecasts of a small vote were based mostly upon failure of the four GOP candidates to hit upon a controversial issue which could capture public interest. By LARRY MORGAN immediate families, with over 25 "This is still Jerry Ford's district to most people; there really flights scheduled last year. This last year. They are also making their own reservations directly State News Staff Writer seems to be more interest in his visit Thursday than in the year only three flights are definite. A fourth flight may be added through the air carriers instead of through a travel agency as they I With prices going up and fuel availability going down, the MSU later. did in the past. election," one party worker said. llnion Board charter flights to At the present time there will be a Robert VanderLaan, 43, majority leader in the Michigan Sente, Europe this summer will be more flight to Paris, leaving from This is because there were problems last year when a is rated the the favorite by most observers over fellow state Sen. Expensive and less numerous. Chicago on Trans International Airlines June 12 and returning supplementary airline went bankrupt and alternate flights had to Milton Zaagman, 47; Kent County prosecutor James K. Miller. 1 For the past 18 years, the Union Board has offered charter Aug. 27 for $299 round trip. The other two flights are both to be arranged for passengers who were still in Europe to fly hack to s to Europe for MSU students and faculty and their Frankfort, German, and originate from Detroit. The first of these the United States. 46, and former Grand Rapids Mayor Robert Boelens. 4&. Lufthansa flights will leave July 30 returning Aug. 27 and the Tuesday's winner races Democrat Richard VanderVeen, 51, a second will leave Aug. 9 and return Sept. 6, each costing $310 Hotel or motel reservations and leisure time activities are being Grand Rapids lawyer, in a Feb. 18 eeneral election that also features nominees of the SocialistLabor and American Snow stacks round trip. Prices on all flights are subject to change due to fuel allocations left to the passenger. International student ID cards, which give 50 per cent discounts in places such as museums and restaurants in 13 countries, are available. Youth hostel passes are also parties. Republican officials are predicting that Ford, who has not Independent and airport taxes, Cathy Ferrera, Union Board flight office endorsed anyone in the primary campaign, will aid the GOP available which offer lodging in hostels in both Europe and the I >n pathway A slipper,' path through mounds of ice and snow remained reservationist, said. These price increases would be from $8 to $15 she said. Ferrera said prices are up substantially this year but would not United States. These are $10 for a senior pass and $12 for a family pass. nominee. Both VanderLarji and president pro Zaagman, who is the state Senate's tem, have held their seats 11 years. Miller has been say how much because the flight office did not want to Reservations for the flights can be made by calling the Union prosecutor for the same length of time. ■onday as the only route for student pedestrians to use in discourage anyone who might be considering the flights. Board at *353 • 9777. Ferrera said they must have at least 40 Boelens, who had no formal party affiliation but registered as a issing between the Red Barn and Kildea's Sunoco on the south Though the prices are up, Ferrera said the passengers are people per flight in order to leave, and reservations must be made Republican just days before announcing, lost Jde I of Grand River Avenue just east of Bogue Street. getting better service this year because they are using commercial one to two months prior to departure. She said no shots will be a bid for election to the mayor's office last November. Instead, the voters re • And, four days after the State News first reported the walking air carriers as opposed to supplementary carriers which were used needed for any of the flights. chose a black for the first time in the city's history. Bssle, there seems little legal way to force the property owners ft clean the walks. I Though property owners are required to maintain their ndewalks snow • free, Gordon Melvin, asst. city engineer, says Jere is no sidewalk under the snow to be kept walkable. | "When is little the State Highway Dept. widened Grand River, there Mk right - of - way left between the curb and the property le," Melvin said Monday. He added that for a sidewalk to be ■instructed there must be a 2 • foot distance from the property Tender-Lean Boneless Stew Beef $1.28 pe and a recommended width of 5 feet for the sidewalk. J '"Hiere may not be enough room for a sidewalk," he said. I As for the property owners, the owner of Kildea's Sunoco says U.S.D.A. Choice Rib Steak S1.58 e property belongs to Red Bam, while the Red Barn owner ys he has no responsibility to keep the walkway cleared. I Thus, walkers may have to wait till spring for safe walking U.S.D.A.Boneless Chuck Roast $1.38 "nditions. Hygrade West Virginia SLICED BACON 1 lb. pkg. 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New paint. pemm last in ROOMMATE WANTED: 2 SUBLEASE TWO bedroom mobile ELECTRONIC stereo SYNTHESIZE Best offer over $400. 332-1218. 3-1-16 ate the /omr rotpm bedroom apartment. North Grand River Avenue. 489*8765, ask for Mike. 5*1-15 KTiR mixing consoles ELECTRONICS. 35M388 m. L ' I DELIVERY HELP wanted: Must JELLY SANDYS, m Cumber $77.50/month. 372-3193 after - 2 and 5 • 7 p.m. 5-117 FIREBIRD 1972 - EXCELLENT be 18, have own car, knowledge 5, anytime weekends. 5-1-18 Rooms /* PHONE 355-8255 condition, automatic, power of delivery area, and good PIZZA, "WE QUART ^WATERBED, QUEEN hrtter. ~ I steering, power brakes, tape driving record. Apply in person, WOMAN WANTED to sublet 5-man Grea, huy|rt' * I 347 Student Services Bldg. deck. 25,000 miles. Must sell. $1900 or best offer. 353-0965. MR. MIKES'S, 3700 South ANCuovie Msm Campus View apartment. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY for 353 0614, 349 0995. 3-1.15 Waverly, Lansing, or 515 West, 332-6246. 3-1-16 •AUTOMOTIVE 5-1-21 Grand River, East Lansing. rw fO# BAS OF UCORICE woman Howland student, $10/week. Call Cooperative House. Scooters & Cycles 11-1-18 JELLVte/MK ? KfcRE NEED 1 GIRL to sublease 3-man 332-6521. 2-1-15 ¥ spring term. 349-2833. 3-1-16 Parts & Service 4-4018. 1-1-15 RETAIL Seven CLERK for weekends. Eleven Store on Jolly Oft afi m> m Z~Z~~.Z7Z Z~~rZZ~... GIRL FOR 4 girl furnished house. Aviation and - Ounckel. Call Paul, mt&*>£? sss Share utilities. 351 3809 or 'EMPLOYMENT FORD, 1968 - Galax ie 500. 882-9646. 1-1-15 337-9791. 3-1-17 Two-door, V-8, old playboys | ♦FOR RENT automatic power, radio, air conditioning, FULL TIME, carwasher to clean up ONE GIRL to sublet largeroom, MEN, SHARE quiet room near Apartments excellent condition. $695. cars and trucks. Good driving University Terrace. 351-0705. cmpu,. 214 Charles Houses 394-1375. 3-1-17 record. 21 years or older. 10-1-28 — Reasonable. Cooking. 485-8836 never die! Rooms 389-1484. 5-1-21 0-10-1-23 NEED CASH. Best offer on a-1967 GIRL NEEDED for 2-man near THEY JUST GO UP *FOR SALE Animals Ford. New tires, in good shape. Call 332-4938. 3-1-16 MANAGER International TRAINEE. corporation will •"EL «85/month. Call . TWQ Q|RLS block from want#d\on„ cai pus. Furnished. IN PRICEI hire 3 people for management Mobile Homes 351-5895. 3-1-15 *LOST & FOUND OLDSMOBILE 88 1973 - Blue, training program. Four SPACIOUS 1 bedroom apartment. Reasonable price. Near campus ~ Most issues 1954 19741 automatic pay increases in first from 50 of to $20 •PERSONAL six months. All fringe benefits. and stores. Large living - room MA" 0NLY N,c®. 9U"«. For and kitchen. Beautiful shag r00"1' next to campus, interview, call Mr. Vincent, •PEANUTS PERSONAL PINTO 1972. Excellent condition, carpeting throughout. $68/month, including utilities. •REAL ESTATE $1875. AM/FM tape radio. 372-7543. X-3-1-15 484-4368 between 10 12.4-1-18 , a.m. and Unfurnished. occupancy. Immediate 332-3039, 381-0473. 5-1-17 17*,,er 6 P"1"" CURIOUS BOOKSHOP I •RECREATION CAN YOU HANDLE IT? LEADS - G'RL NEEDED for house. Charles 332 OI I 2 « " I'M' •SERVICE PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1973. Many MONEY - PEOPLE - WORK, options, must sell. 351-0742. SUBLEASE - ONE bedroom, 0vvn r°°m ~ '"fnlahad, DEPENDABLE, Instruction plus management positions NIGHT COOK: 5 10:30 p.m. Burcham Woods, $69 $68/month. Parking, garage. GUARANTEED 5-1-16 - MAN NEEDED for 4 man 145 - USED available with International - 33*6837. H-18 MERCHANDISE Typing Service Corporation expanding in Monday • Saturday. Steam table Collingwood, after 4 p.m. furnished Immediate Acoustic 150B amplifier, Peavey I and grill experience necessary. 351-0945. 3-1-15 occupancy, no rent until Duece and Fender •TRANSPORTATION PORSCHE 914 1971. Mint Showman Michigan, with headquarters in Wages open. JIM'S TIFFANY February 1. 351-8287, after 5 EAST LANSING male students. •WANTED condition. Must sell. $3200. Lansing. Call Mr. Vincent PLACE, 116 East Michigan, 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED. Across single rooms, parking, Plenty of speaker cabinets to L 355-3882. 3-1-15 between 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. downtown ' refrigerator. 332-5 791. 3-1-17 choose from. Gibson 12 sir™ I Landing. Phone from campus. $185. 351-4884. Fender Talacaster 484-4368.3-1-17 base SCOUT II 1971 Four wheel drive. 489-1196 for appointment. Neat 3-1-15 EAST HAZEL - Pennsylvania. ••RATES** Trumpets, flutes, saxaphones, 35 I Excellent running condition. permanent applicants only. Two bedroom furnished upper. ROOMMATE NEEDED to share guitars (acoustic and electric! 4 I STENO CLERK 04 AND 05 10 word minimum Under 30,000 miles $2500. 5-1-15 OKEMOS - ONE bedroom. $160 per month, utilities n,ce ,w0 bedroom furnished piece Ludwig drurr IMMEDIATE VACANCIES in the 351-2499. 5-1-16 Spacious, carpeted, air included. Available January 20. house. Located close to campus. Guaranteed electronic rep Lansing area in the Department of EXTRA MONEY - spare time. conditioned, security locks, Students preferred - no welfare. 351-1986. 3-1-17 Management and Budgets. buy, sell and trade Master | TOYOTA, 1971 - Low mileage, Commission to $50 per day. furnished or unfurnished. Phone $75, depoit. 485-2377. 5-1-21 WORDS Clerical/Steno Pool for permanent RESPONSIBLE, MATURE Charge and Bank America) good condition, $1300, 337-0937, after 6 p.m. 3-1-16 349-9152.3-1-15 DICKER & intermittent help. Pool employees DEAli 1 3 5 negotiable. Bob, 337-9031. work GIRL for own room, $80 plus individual or couple to share SECONDHAND STORE 1701 on temporary assignments 50 4.00 6.50 13.00 3-1-15 TELEPHONE MARKETING, Full WANTED FEMALE roommate for electricity. Phone 351-8449. home wwi,h couple. Call South Cedar, Lansing. Phone I varying from 1 to 90 days in time - part time. Up to $3.25 per 3.M7 351-3678.5-1-15 same, early 20's. $60/month. VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER Bus various State offices in and around hour plus bonus. 394-1102. 332-0288. 4-1-18 487-3886. Open 9-9 Monday, 1 1964. Low mileage on rebuilt the Lansing area. C-1-31 TWO BEDROOMS luxury, lovely YMCA ROOMS FOR Young Men Wednesday and Friday, Other I QUALIFICATIONS: Steno Clerk nights until 6 p.m. C-5 1 -ir engine, 337-2351.3-1-15 1 BEDROOM PARTIALLY setting, dishwasher, air or Women. Student rates, is not required, DRIVERS WANTED. Part time furnished, utilities furnished. conditioning. Convenient to membership privileges. Parking, 8.00 13.00 26.00 Motorcycles ^ although 5 month of night delivery. Must have own Phone 332-0322 daily. 3-1-17 campus. $195/ month. color TV, lounge, pool, gym. NEW OFFICE desk, black chrome legs, $65, AKAI X 1 &0 D reel to | stenographic experience is car and good driving record. 25 3.75 10.00 16.25|32.50 393-1283.7-1-16 489-6501.0-1-31 reel $55. 332-1887 after 6 desired. $1.75 to start plus commission. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT, own 5-1-18 DEADLINE Steno Clejjk 05: 1 year Apply in person DOMINO'S room. $95/month. Abbott, near PERSON NEEDED. 2 bedroom FREE ROOM for housekeeper, 1 P.M. one class YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, BMW - day stenographic experience is PIZZA, 966 Trowbridge, duplex, near Sparrow Hospital. Furnished, Kitchen privileges. RICKMAN - Many 1974's now campus. Unf urnishe.d, LARGE SELECTION of Frame, I required. between 5-7 p.m. 10-1-23 before publication. in stock. Some 1973's at immediate. 332-8215, 353-6921. $72.50/month. After 11 p.m. Close. 484-9774. 0-1-31 SALARY: $3.41 or $3.80. 485-0573. 5-1-16 Glasses for Every-one. OPTICAL I reduced prices. Helmets, 2-1-16 Employees are eligible for State CLERK TYPIST. Temporary full $60/month. No lease, no parking. DISCOUNT, 2615 Eas Peanuts Personal ads leathers, accessories - parts and time position available as a Michigan, Lansing. 37 2 7409 I fringe benefits. COMPLETELY FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM, furnished Mobile Close' wil1 reduce rem ,or 1/2 service. SHEP'S MOTOR librarian's assistant. Typing and C-5-1-18 must be pre paid. To arrange for an examination, SPORTS, INC. 2460 North filing abilities apartment for three girls. No Homes. $25 - $35/ week. Ten hour chi,d care a< 8 am After contact the Civil Service necessary. 37 1/2 Cedar. Just south of 1-96 hours per week, Monday lease. Phone 351-6591 or minutes to campus. Quiet and 3:30 p.m.. 332-2947. 2-1-15 SKI BOOTS Milan, si/e 8. $15 I Information Office at 373-2945. Cancellations/ Corrections overpass. Phone 694-6621. 351-2517. 5-1-17 peaceful on a lake. 641-6601. " Cubco Standard bindings. $10 I Successful applicants will be through Friday, East Lansing OR-1-31 SINGLES: 334 Michigan Avenue, 12 class C-5-1-18 Both used one season 332 2641. • noon one day notified within a few days after location. For interview phone | 3 GIRLS FOR nice apartment, ■+ . across from Williams dorm. 5-1-15 before publications. 332-6544. 3-1-15 GRADS AND Burcham Woods. $75.50/month. VEg? - Share $75/month, utilities included, PHARMACY CLERK - full or part Bus service. Tammy, 351-3919. apartmentagtTf® -pus. Quiet, Call after 6 p.m., 332 5906 TWO JBL-L100 loudspeakers I The State News will be 5-1-18 laundry. Mtter 6 p.m. and 3-1-16 time. Must be experienced, neat weekends. 349-3328. 11-1-18 $350. After 4 p.m. 676 4736. I responsible only for the MASON BODY SHOP 812 East SENIOR LIFE savers or WSI and and have references. Own 3-1-17 first - transportation required. Call SUBLET 3-man. Close to campus. jr-i For Sale day's incorrect insertion. Kalamazoo Complete auto Street since 1940. painting and other volunteers needed for after school recreation programs at 349-1702 after 6 p.m. 2-1-17 Immediate. 332-5126.3-1-17 Winter - spring. Houses £ ^ YORK TRUMPET year Less than old. $100. Call 353 4277 or I collision service. 485-0256. MICHIGAN SCHOOL FOR THE Bills are due 7 days from ATTRACTIVE, PERSONABLE 3-1 17 C-1-31 BLIND. Call after 1 p.m. Kathy GUITAR AND BASS speakers all young ladies for Lansing's most TWO MEN needed for Haslett Ryan 373-3730, extension No. GIRL NEEDED — own bedroom, with SRO speakers. Will deal exciting nite club. THE POINT apartment, near campus. TWO NIKON bodies with 50* U SEE THREE times more effectively 63. 3-1-15 ample parking - Frandor area. Call after 12:00. 372-5273. 332-6059 Wong. 3-1-17 with Quartz - Iodine head lamps. AFTER. downtown Apply Alex's $75. 351-4746.3-1-16 10-1-18 20, 28, 50. 55, 85 489-0328 | Lansing. 16-1-31 and 349-1100. Must sa $28.50/pair. CHEQUERED SINdLE MALE needed as personal NEED ROOMMATE for NORTHEAST 2-1-16 FLAG, 2605 East Kalamazoo aide to young wheelchair person. LANSING - ACTION VISTA PEACE CORPS winter/spring Old Cedar Village. Street, one mile west of campus. In exchange, share large Modern, two bedroom, carpeted, will be interviewing all seniors at Call Marge, 337-0317 after 6 I 487-5055. C-1-31 unfurnished, married couple ATTENTION ALTEC SPEAKERS Great sound apartment with private living the Placement Bureau January 3-1-17 p.m. only. $145. 663-4345 / DETROIT FREE PRESS for your systeml Must sell $100 I quarters plus a monthly salary. 14 18. Education, Business, - 482-8667. 5-1-18 pair. 351-9068. 3-1-17 Medical experience not THREE GIRLS needed to rent nice Engineering, Medical and other necessary, will train. Full or part apartment located near Frandor. majors. Sign for interview at CHEVROLET VAN 1973 - time student or workers ok. Call Placement. 3-1-16 up Call 351-7422.3-1-15 TWENTY VOLUME Photography | $2,900, carpeted, tape deck. 12-11 p.m. 349-1300. 5-1-17 Encyclopedia $2b, Realistic 482-7601, after 8 p.m. 5-1-16 New phone number tape recorder with 20 watt FOUR MAN apartment available. SKIERS WANTED arrvfm receiver. $50. 3320256. 1 ESCORTS WANTED for Executive Free $250 per month. Furnished. Call for customers $264 all inclusive trip to ONE FOR three bedroom furnished CHEVROLET NOVA, 1972 - 6 Escort Service. Phone 372-0567. 332-3779 after five. 5-1-15 in East America's finest skiing - Alta, house. Own bedroom. Deposit. Lansing. cylinder 2/door. Automatic Call us for the names of satisfied 0-1-31 Phone 349 0276 Snowbird, Park City, and 351-2108. 5-1-21 TWO TYPEWRITERS: Royal a transmission and radio. 38,000 customers.Tune-Ups & Repairs ONE BEDROOM - Villa Monte X-RAY TECHNICIAN Steamboat, Colorado. Promote and before 1 p.m. Smith • Corona, $20 each C miles. $1575. Must sell! on all foreign cars. Apartments, East Lansing. fill deluxe motor home trip during 630 VIRGINIA. 4/bedroom Cape 484-8405 days. 337-1238 RT registered, weekends only. Steve 482 3723 3 1 17 Furniture optional. 332-4792, evenings. 5-1-16 kkldshm Night shift. Contact Personnel Department, EDWARD W. spring break - March 15-26. Ski 9 days. Call Brad Barr, 484-2887 (after 3 p.m.). 5-1-17 Cod - fenced yard. Two large bedrooms, fireplace, 4-6 people. KNEISSL Red Stars 205, « CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE 1968 Impala - In excellent /imports SPARROW HOSPITAL, 2125 East Michigan Avenue; East Lansing. 1-313-449-2668. 3-1-16 EUREKA 1024 - furnished, bedroom, upstairs, share utilities. 1 349-9549, or 332-6170. 5-1-15 FANTASTIC NEW 3-way PA speaker. Smaller than Altec or Solomon bindings 337-7157. 3 1 17 Best offer WANTED TUTOR for Statistics EAST LANSING. One bedroom Sentry IV cabinets but more shape at reasonable price, by 1206 Oakland 487-6111 353^ JJI l1:23 - $120. 351-7497. 0-10-1-23 course - Psychology 215. duplex, mostly unfurnished. powerful. $439.00. GILL original owner. 655-1747. 2-1-15 Call for Appt. AR MANUAL - good condition, COUNTER CLERK needed at 355-1263. 3-1-16 $170. Spacious. 351-8138. ELECTRONICS. 351-1388 11-2 IV 4-4411 LUXURY ONE bedroom, $70. Phone 355-9844. after 7 Frandor. Walking distance to 3-1-15 and 5-7 p.m. 4-1-16 CUTLASS 1970 - RALLY 350. furnished, shag carpet, p.m. 3-1-17 IV24444 University Village. 20 hours per CLEAN CUT young men who want Bucket seats, console. Best offer. dishwasher, disposal. $205. EAST SIDE — near Pennsylvania SET OF 2500 painted Napoleonic week. Apply Tuesday or to work in Lansing's newest and 882-5759, or 485-4846, ask for GUNS. RlfLES, and handguns ol I Tom. 5-1-15 AUTO BODY Wednesday nights between 7 - 9 most exciting nite club, THE _35V0816. 4-1-15 Avenue. Furnished, 3 bedrooms. figures, 20 nations. Call Carpeted. $200. 351-7497. 355-6116.3-1-15 all kinds. Buy, trade and a# I and PAINTWORK p.m. FLASH CLEANERS, POINT AFTER. Apply Alex's NEED GiRL to sublease Cedarview DODGE VAN, 1973 - V-8, Most cars painted for less than Frandor. 3-1-15 downtown, Lansing. 16-1-31 4-man 0-10-1-23 BEST year 'rourtd prices ir apartment immediately. STOVE automatic. See at 1612 South $100. Satisfaction guaranteed. $55/month. 332-8576. 3-1-16 - 42 INCHES. In good Southern Michigan. BOB'S GUN I OWN Genesse. 487-3455, 2 - 5 p.m. 882-3016. 6-1-18 LIVE IN housekeeper board plus wage. - room and References. PART TIME secretary for insurance ROOM in house. $62.50 four month. bedroom condition, $35. 371-1838 10a.m. 5-1-18 after SHOP, 2412 South Cedar, Cs» | 5-M5 office. $2/hour. Call 393-1810 Close 371-2244. OR-1-31 TWO ROOMMATES for four man 349-4388 or 349-9269. 5-1-17 3-1-15 484-2345. 8-1-24 OUR PRICE is right - see us first. apartment. Call Kim or George, DODGE CORONET Wagon - IMPORT AUTO REPAIR, 1968. Power steering, automatic WISCONSIN BASE company 349-2843.4-1-17 DEVONSHIRE transmission, 318, excellent 485-2047. 5-1-18 rapidly expanding into this area WAITRESSES time week - NEEDED part - ends, and 1 General - near Hospital. 4 bedroom Lansing CROSSWORD is in need of top management GIRL NEEDED for two-man, close. condition. Good gas mileage. Michelin radials, new battery. L" if personnel with a burning desire bartender needed part - time weekends. Apply after 6 p.m. 129 East Grand River, Apt. 1, Cape Cod, carpeted, fireplace, kitchen built - ins, rec - room, PUZZLE to succeed financially. If you are before 1 p.m., anytime. 3-1-16 ACROSS $675, Call 355-9679 or Monday through Saturday, at garage. $315. Phone 489-1276! 349-9340. 5-1-18 sincere and want to join a new THE STABLES. 10-1-22 5-1-21 1. Metal fastener fast growing, reliable company ONE MAN wanted for MASSEUSES NEEDED to do body huge, 6. Akin 32. DODGE 1967, good condition, air to arrange for interview call Mr. NEAT APPEARING furnished, and carpeted COUNTRY HOME 12 miles south. 12. French river mechanically ■ conditioning, radio, heater, L. R. Gamez, Monday - apartment. Close to campus. 10 acres. 2 barns. Horse pasture. 13. Tonic 34. Appointments for interview. Call minded man for machine helper excellent tires (includes snow). Thursday at Holiday Inn, 332-4351. 3-1-16 14. 372-0567 between 12-6 p.m. and custodial work. Part time, Four bedrooms, carpeted, Ethically 36. $600. 355-2998. 5-1-21 393-1650.4-1-17 neutral 0-1-31 flexible hours, evenings, nights. appliances. $300. 351-7497 or 30. FEMALE NEEDED for 4-man 16. Avoid MARVELANES, 2120 East nights, 676-2191. 0-1-31 40. COUNTER HELP WANTED: Must BICYCLE STORE manager and apartment, 404 North Hagadorn. 17. New York 41. M-78, 337-1383, Mr. Bertrand. be 18, neat and personable. $58.75 plus utilities. Call mechanics wanted soon. Shop 1-1-15 ONE PERSON FOR house. Own opera house 44. Apply in person. MR. MIKE'S, 351-9246 or 337-1410. 5-1-17 18. Finishing tool experience necessary. Good room. 3 blocks from campus. 46. 3700 South Waverly, Lansing, or place to work. VELOCIPEDE 2 PART TIME bus drivers for Child 351-5974. 1-1-15 20. Notion 515 West Grand River, East ONE GIRL for Water's Edge 22. Unfortunate PEDDLER. 351-7240, 541 East - Development Center. 6.30 a.m, 48. Lansing. 11-1-18 Grand River, downstairs. 5-1-18 apartment - Immediately. 23. Gremlin - 1 p.m.; 2:40 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. PERSON NEEDED for own 482-1259. 3-1-17 332-3731, anytime. 3-1-15 26. Girl's nickname 50. (furnished) room in house, close, 28. Pear seed 52. garage, 351-1985. 2-1-16 NEED SOME PART TIME cook from 9:30 a.m. • EFFICIENCY APARTMENT, 30. Spanish article 53. furnished, on Stoddard Avenue. I T~ r- 1:30 p.m. Experience helpful. SUBLEASE, MALE, for 4 T~ 7 0 " % man 8 9 Phone 351-4093, after 3 p.m COLD CASH Call 482-1209.3-1-17 3-1-15 house. $70/month, utilities RENTAL TOWNHOUSES THIS WINTER? PART TIME retail sales help ONE GIRL sublease big Americana included. 1 1/2 miles to campus 332-8946. 4-1-18 12 'M 1 16 •3 16 * Convenient to MSU needed. WEATHERVANE Call THE for apartment. 351-1374. 3-1-15 $85/month. UNFURNISHED 4-bedroom. 11 >s %& and shopping Sell some old skis, appointment, 351-4140. 3-1-17 Lansing east side. Close to campus. 349-0672. 7-1-17 U ii 1*2 2J % St is V/{, NEED % 1 man for 4-man. *Air used skates, ancient conditioning BABYSITTING - ELEMENTARY $61.25/month. Year lease. Call 14 * ice - fishing gear - any 27 la V io * Carpeted Full basements kind of winter sports tutor in my home. 1541 Apartment I, Spartan Village. 332-5246. 3-1-15 TWO ROOMMATES for 3 bedroom % % yJ house with grad couple. Cheap, Ji 52 Si 5h 36 * Clubhouse and play areas equipment! Or buy some, if you're in the ~ 355-3008.3-1-17 MERIDIAN Furnished, MALL. near. near Frandor. Couple welcome. 485-4215. 3-1-15 v4 it i? MO Now taking applications market. Just place an ad in the classified section of WINTERSPORT '74: the wintersports spacious, bedroom. Graduates and faculty, two NEED ONE parson for East Side «l % HI % MS 14 y4 46 pets. $195 plus utilities. supplement to the Jan. 25 STA TE NEWS! no m & Phone 332-5374. 5-1-17 House. Own room. $50/month. 351-0460 489 0902. 3-1-15 »7 4» f? Just bring your ad to 347 Student Services by Friday, Jan. Equal Housing Opportunity TV AND STEREO NEEDED: 1 2 girls in 4 girl <6 tr ST 11 A.M.-6 P.M., MON.-FRI. Jan. 18. Just $1.00 for up to 10 words, 10c for each term; $9.95 month. Fraa rentals $24/ same apartmant. or Near campus. WANTED; ONE man to sublaasa U % ir additional word. •Family applications only day delivery and wrvica. Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C-1r31 $66.25/month. Call anytime 332-6000. 5-1-18 - 3/man house. $78/ Own month. 484-8383. 5-1-15 bedroom, % Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 15, 1974 H * For Sale Instructions Car Pool Party asks creation of elected unit l,,n skis 200cm with Look OLD ENGLISH Sheepdog puppies I Nevad' bind,n8S' P°lei "5355355 *H¥~H t0 S,0P ecological damage to state - AKC, pet or show stock I Z»13wi" nefl0,i,te 339-2573. 5-1-15 I 882 7655.5-1-21 SAMOYED AND Spit; mixed pups IwiNG MACHINE with button 8 weeks old, $30 each. MATH TUTOR. Vary reasonable afternoons^3-M5 7967 companies and utilities had unicameral proposal to various more legitimate form of 669-3102. 5-1-18 and helpful. Call 332 5406. By CAROL HARDING fle attachments. Very good 3-1,17 demonstrated "irresponsible group leaders within the state. legislative process in |1 condition- 349 0523 3117 Cherry cabinet. $50. SAMOYED - 2 YOUNG dogs for rypin# Service ANN ARBOR to East Lansing. lust for wealth and power at "We are not trying to make Michigan." If passed, the proposed state sate. 694-0918 after 4 p.m. Country home preferred. 3-1-16 662-3519 353 9485 „ ,, Rl8hts J,"' Party blasted the expense our of our citizens and fragile environment." this an exclusive HRP," McClure said. "All effort of constitutional amendment ■mctiELL Fender Precision bass or would provide for 50 districts ■ West Fillmore bass Tuesdays or Thursdays. 3-1-15 a?nCIPS and In other action, top - contacts are made for a solid 1 Jmplifier head. Fender BOSTON TERRIER Puppies TL1M. officials Monday for "caving in ranking members of the coalition of effort. This makes divided equally according to I Bandmaster guitar amplifier (female) - AKC, 9 weeks old. Best offer. 655-1680. 5-1-21 pfin^'ing. ReMo'nabie'Hpricef OKEMM 7^7^7.7. <* Human Rights party voted us appealing to groups, and we population. In the new set up, I head 351 2740. 5-1-21 COMMERCIAL 337-0712. C-1-31 PRINTING Apartments to Life Sciences Building. Leaving 7:45 a.m., 8as> coa' an(* nuclear energy corporations'' on Sunday to continue soliciting usually are met with open minds." each district would "have vote. one support for the establishment ■fHT TRACK cartridge player 1 returning 5:10 p.m. 355-1744, environmental issues. of a one - house legislature in Since Dec. 9, McClure and That vote would be awarded " th speakers, self contained. ANN BROWN typing and multilith 8-5 3-115 "To avoid further ecological Michigan. Jones have met with Common to several representatives from |$40 371 4290. 1-M5 offset printing. Complete service for ~I77.~ZZZZZ 7.Z7.~Z damage in Michigan we urge In a state meeting held at Cause, League of Women the same district on a Jg68 SET OF Colliers FOR SALE 1970 Marlette dissertations, theses, h Th ^ immediate creation by our Edgewood United Church in Voters, Michigan Education proportional basis according to Mobile Home - 12 x 60 with 7 manuscripts, general typing. IBM Leaving 8:30 legislature of an elected East Lansing, party leaders Assn. and Democratic and a percentage of votes received ■ encyclopedias $125 and x 21 expando, 3 bedrooms, _24 *ws expertence-349 0850 | Ltoharp. $25 355-9744. 3-1-17 unfurnished except for range and refrigerator, skirting and 6 6 2-35 1 9 Thursday. 3-1-15 Tuesday and environmental protection and planning agency with effective outlined an organizational drive aimed at getting a Republican party leaders. McClure said plans were in the general election. A party would have to poll at least 5 m K0NICA-T2 with automatic • shed. $6,800. 627 2380. 5-1-18 panccMinnm PROFESSIONAL IBM typmg(P,ca enforcement powers," the unicameral state legislature being made to meet with at per cent in the district to V fiash additional lenses and CHARl0TTE to MSU, Commuter party said in a statement issued least five qualify for its share of the proposal on the ballot in 1976. new organizations ■ accessories Best offer. Call 1972 CHAMPION 12 x 63, 2 sandi 33qfl mthn.ur.l- BhHding. Brody Hall fresh and vital 332-4046. C-3-1-16 as today. King's female $110 maximum 223-3125 after 5p.m. 3-1-16 Newcomers welcome. "Crus» memory continues to provide - Country Skiing in the Women's varsity Softball tryouts LOST: MIXED Terrier, Near ^ 337-0420.7-1-16 Mgu -j-q Ka|anwoo Leaving Taxpayers are invited to attend Canadian Bush" will be the from 4 to 5 p.m. Wednesday and us with inspiration as we seek Brody. Brown / white, female. . ZZZ.7.Z7Z1. LOCAL BUSINESSMAN looking Friday, returning Sunday p.m. an income tax seminar at 7:30 p.m. presentation at the MSU Outing from 3 to 5 p.m. today and to give those principles genuine 351-1947 3-1-17 Wednesday in the Community Club meeting at 7 tonight in 118 Call 371-1167. 2-1-15 Thursday in the Turf Arena. Men's ■REPLACE WOOD - Mixed for single male faculty member ^ Room of the MSU Employes Credit Physics Astronomy Bldg. All meaning in today's world." Intramural Building. Ihardwood. who has interested are encouraged to attend. ■ 18 $25, for stack. Call an 8' x 4' x Rollie Graves, FOUND: MEN'S watch near share. ^ar,ment Call or home to Bob, 372-8324. 8 OURAND TO MSU. Leaving 12 Un'°n' Jenison Field House. January 8. pm returning 3 pm Women - Age 25 plus: Therasa 1675-5461.5-11-15 a.m. 5 p.m. 5-1-18 Call Jenison. C-3-1-16 1 288 2394 after 4 p.m. 3-1-17 Bernadez, Psychiatry Dept.. will The newly formed College REPLACE WOOD 100 per FOR PSYCHOLOGY research - ~T~ . C~T • -~ _ Phi Gamma Nu will jneet at 7 tonight in 103 Eppley Center. All talk with us about "Conflicting Role of Women." Join us for the Assembly Education has five in the College seats of available Diplomat picked "t split, dry, seasoned, mixed. / married Criteria couples in therapy. ^INT to EAST Lansmg. Leavmg members must aUcnd discuss brown bag lunch and sharing. Noon representatives. Any graduate 372-1910 extension ^5 * 4' x 16" to 18" $20 plus -one spouse initiated on Wednesday in 6 Student Services lelivery. 882-2555. 10-1-22 therapy $1.10 for 45 minutes. pm 285, 88 Bldg. Sponsored by Women's as head of state Call 332-0312 after 5 p.m. Resource Center. 157 Student sitting on the assembly should pick Russian and East European WATERBED FACTORY. Custom Services Bldg. up information and a petition in 5-1-21 Studies Program and Dept. of |P IE WOOD WELL seasoned, made waterbeds size. MSU „ TO A Ann A Arbor. . , Leaving 252 Erickson Hall. Petitions are to n the ultimate hot and hard LIQUI-DYNE to your Po,uicB, Science will present The MSU American Studies be returned to 252 Erickson Hall for Canadians |$35 ■351 5895 -oal! Split, delivered, stacked. 55 cubic feet. Call 1409 Haslett 339-9607. 10-1-17 PRODUCTS, Road. Haslett. L Car Pool 1( —| ^ -Jl— I Friday after 5 p.m., returning Stephen E. Cohen lecturing on Sunday, late. 337-9131. 3-1-17 . false Assumptions and Research in Soviet Undone Political Assn. Winter Conference "The Arts in Everyday Life in Nineteenth - by 5 p.m. information Jan. call Student Affairs Office. 2 3. the For more Graduate College of 337-2491. 4-1-17 or Char, Share rtriuin Driving V <~»] STOCKBRIDGE VIA Leslie to History" at 3:30 p.m. today in 107 Education. OTTAWA — Jules Leger. a ^ N#tur8| Scjence S. Kedrie Hall |l BOOTS size 9 and 9 1/2. r"access center ~i Buj|djng Interested in the spring and French • speaking career Koflach, $ 30/pair. for nT^V6^V«m< 5 The student veterinary wives will The MSU Sailing Club will hold summer humanities / social science diplomat, was installed Monday as Canada's new 94, after 5 3-1-15 I Human Reproduction < LINDEN-FENTON to MSU. ! meel w,th Mrs l)avld R'^ds- programs in London? There will be Health | I nauinn 7in Leaving 7.30 a.m., returning 11 «rn _ - y. President of the Student ts first full meeting it 7:30 tonight of winter term a meeting at 7 tonight and governor - general. MCDONEL TO Petoskey area Women's Auxiliary to the AVMA. in 35 Union, |LVANIA COMPONENT stereo |•Abortion-Contraception offers Services " t p.m., Monday Wednesday & Leaving 3 p.m. Friday, returning at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Hean ceboating will be the topic. Wednesday night in 217 Berkey The em and stand, $310 new, Fridays. 1-313-735-7272.3-1-16 Hall. Faculty members and governor - general sell for $230. Panasonic I 1226 East Michigan j* 12 noon Sunday. 353-1060 after and Mrs. Armistead s home. students will discuss the program represents the British crown in Lanslnq 465-3271 '. 4 p.m. 3-1-16 and answer questions. A film will ette tape deck, $119 new, US 127, Barnes Road Exit to Students Canada and is, in effect, applying for a major in- i simultaneo be shown. 'or $85 Commuter Lot. Canada's head of state. Sony 6-band Leaving 8:30 transistor radio, $110 new, sell FREE ... A lesson in complexton QR |F rjde Lansing t0 'he School of Social Work for the Chess Club meeting at 7:30 ■0f $75. All like new. Call care. Michigan Call or 484-4519. East 485-7197 Lansing 677'4973'after 4prn after 4 3-1216P'm' p.rn. 3-1-16 An° Art50f' CampUi Leavinfl 7:30 a.m„ returning 4 p.m. Ann applications' Friday. Please in at 2 ?4 Baker ofHall the by p.m. Wednesday in the Union gold room. Bring equipment. Details at MSU Horticulture Club's winter Leger was born outside 794-2523.3-1 15 Mall. MERLE NORMAN " ___ __ „ , . Arbor, arrive Lansing 5:30 p.m. academic advisers see one the door. seminar presents Paul Risk - Montreal and has served as HASLETT TO Campus. Leaving 4 "Edible and Poisonous Plants." 7 ambassador COSMETIC STUDIOS C-1 17 371-2622, evenings. 3-1-16 to Belgium and jj ■offlack skiis, Cubco bindings, p.m., returning 10 p.m. p.m. Wednesday in 204 Luxembourg and was boots, size 7 1/2 TV and STEREO rentals, $24/term. 339-8692.3-1-17 Raquetballl Club will meet at 7:30 Horticulutre Bldg. ■arrow, poles. Reasonable price, ■hariee 337 1305 $9.95 month. Free same day ^ ALMAte MSU. Le^fl^Ba.m., P0°' **> p.m. Wednesday in 215 of Men's ambassador to France in the mid - '60s when President 5-1-17 delivery and service. Call ORIVeT'mONOAY.'^Wednes^ay & 7xe7sZ llTs 1'463'2675 Intramural Bldg. Come and listen to Michigan Charles de Gaulle was feuding NEJAC, 337-1300. C-1-17 Friday, Ride: Tuesday 81 MSU to ANN Arbor. Leaving There is a meeting at 7 tonight at ■ 3 h°OVER CANNISTER - Thursdays. South DeWitt to Z7ZZ r Saturday, anytime. Monday or the Women's Center, 547'^ E. questions with the Preprofessional with Canada. ■weeper with attachments. $14 PREGNANT? WE understand. Call Trowbridge Road. Leaving 7:30 EAST Lsnsln9 »° F'»n» every Grand River Ave. for any woman Club at 7:30 tonight in Conrad Hall *93-1510. C-3-1-17 - Wednesday after 2 p.m.. us. PREGNANCY a.m., returning 5 p.m. 669-3316 other weekend starting today. returning same evening. interested in what's happening at Leger's appointment COUNSELING. 372-1560. after6p m. 3-1-17 Leaving 5 p.m. returning 6 p.m. 353-6173.3-1-17 the Women's Center or who would suggests a pattern of |USED SEWING Machines. Zig Sunday. Phone 371-4094. 3-1-15 like to staff at the center a couple Organization extends an invitation alternating English - speaking ■ncr! and s,ra'9ht stitchers. STOCKBRIDGE TO East Lansing. r ", CAMPUS (Akers) to Ann Arbor. to the MSU community to attend and French • speaking |^50 and up. 23 used Vacuum 'ann/V"5'. Upr'9hts and Pean -m Leaving 7:15 a.m., returning 5 - 6 p.m. 851 8477 Monday, JACKSON to MSU. Leaving 7 a.m., returning 2 p.m. ^522-8927 Leaving Friday Sunday pm p.m., returning 353.3354. 3^ 17 Portnoy's Complaint: fact or its regular Tuesday meetings. 6:45 to 7:45 tonight in 31 Union. Canadians in the governorship - general. Mk« S?5° 8nd UP- All Wednesday, & Friday. 3-1-16 *, ,er , ■R/umnd ^10del,• ELECTRO ^ Wednesday 8. Friday. 3-1-15 Msu T0 ANN Arbor Leavjng coordinated by Phil Sharkey to fan 804 Easl Michigan, WANTED: FEMALE redhead with botanical interests; knowledge of SPARTAN VILLAGE to Jackson. I ~)| 1 Fridays 12 noon, returning begin at 6:30 p.m. Wednesdav at Meditation: extensive research As part of an Bigfoot preferrable, but not Leaving 6:30 a.m., returning 5 Riding ; Sundays p.m. 353-0089 after 3 Hillel House. experimental meditation training project, an Services slated p.m. 355-0979 after 6 p.m. 1-16 p.m. Monday • Friday. 3-1-17 required. Don: 3-8210. 1-1-15 program will be offered without ■lanD ,CAMERAS, -SLR ANN ARBOR to MSU. Leaving EAST GRAND River to Anthony LCC TO MSU • Union. Leaving interested in volunteering to tutor at Otto Jr. High. Lansing should charge. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in C201 Wells Hall. Participants must for student at ■nsr. nder' Kod<"<'*. twin 7:30 a.m., returning 5 p.m. Hall. Leaving 12:45 p.m. Monday 8< Wednesday 10:15 meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in 27 be willing to attend regular half - ■ftpr k 6 rr"Sce"aneous. 349-1715 1-313-662-4668 after 7 p.m. or returning 3 p.m. Monday 81 P ™.; Tuesdays, Thursdays 81 Student Services Bldg We will be hour practice sessions twice a week p.m. 0-17-1.31 355-0305 Monday, Wednesday Wednesdays. 351-2405, 3-1-16 Fridays after 5 p.m. 1-223-3152. for three months. Alumni Chapel F SANSUI DUPLEX BRICK 2 large bedrooms 81 Fridays. 3-1-16 3-1-17 QRX3500 Quad New and returning adopt - a - each side garages, basement - 3 MEADOWBROOK TRACE to dual 1214 turntable, 4 Memorial services for John «t blocks from campus $44,500. HASLETT TO Campus. Leaving 6 Israeli dancing first meeting grandparent volunteers are invited 3-way speakers. $600. Must MSU. Leaving 9:30 - 10 a.m., MSU T0 HOLT. Leaving 8 a.m., vill be at 7:30 tonight in 34 to hear Roxanne O'Connor. Lansing A. Ormand will be 7:30 p.m. '" 332 1600. 10-1-21 returning 3 p.m. 339-8312 George, 351-1942. 8-1-18 a.m., returning 4 - 4:30 p.m. returning 1 p.m. 353-7999, 8 - 1 Vo men's Intramural Bldg. All Senior Citizens Programs' director, Wednesday at Alumni Chapel. evenings. 3-1-16 394-0305 anytime. 3-1-16 at work. 3-1-17 speak on services available for older He was found dead in his fcco FM5 TUNER, factory I etdlcSa'M r#c#iP' WILLIAMSTON to MSU. Leaving 7:30 a.m., returning 5 p.m. TRAILER HAVEN to campus. EAST LANSING to Ann Arbor. The MSU chapter of the Society people at 7 tonight in 6 Student Services Bldg. Williams Hall room Jan. 6. The death was ruled suicide. ■ 74' $,65 353-7682. 5-1-15 Leaving 8:30 • 9 a.m. returning 4 Leaving Friday a.m. or p.m., of Automotive Engineers will meet If He was a doctoral candidate 353-3890,8-5.3-1.15 you are interested in an - p m 332.3970 after 4 p.m. returning Sunday p.m at 7 tonight in 140 Engineering alternative to the Institutional I Animals FOR THE BEST service on stereo 31M6 337-7042, anytime. 3-1 17 in education and was a ^| equipment see the STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. NORTHSIDE International LANSING, to Center. Leaving HAGADORN & MOUNT Hope to SPARTAN VILLAGE to Lansing, - Bldg. Discussion will include the all the terrain - vehicle, the racing car and American Motors's economy Church, join us at 7 tonight at 1227 Lilac St. For more information, call the United Ministries in Higher graduate assistant in the Office of Medical Education and C-1-31 353-5040. /otUr!lin,Bc5i?'?c 3-12 and 1-5. 3-1-15 Saint Joseph 8. Walnut. Leaving Capitol. Leaving 8 a.m., Educi Research Development. ■;rAN SHEPHERD puppies 7 30 a m returning 5:15 351-7179,6-9 p.m. 3-1-16 p.m. "'•turning 1 p.m. 355 0846 after 1 30 p.m. 3-1-17 Michigan Basin Geological ■h ''ence exce,lent breeding, NATURAL PORTRAITS - BAY CITY to Computer Lot. Society is holding a talk on "The c°mpanion, con Creative waddings state-wide, U.S. Energy Picture to the year Leaving 6-7 a^m^ returning 4-7 1^36TiTi,8d0gCallGr#8' passports. PHOTOGRAPHY, 351-6690. LUKE p.m. 1-684-3073. Tuesdays / SPARTAN Vj,l8ge Leaving 7:10 t0 oidsmobile ».m., returning LANSING Village Apartments to Hubbard Hall Leaving 7:30 2.000 A.D." Speaker John Duane of Consumers Power Company. Talk C-1-T-7T T^rsdays Friday Wednesday, anytimeafterMonday, 7 p.m. 4:45 p.m. 355-2866 after 5p.m. 8 m-- returning 12 p.m. will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday in c "wisrsr;' r h« Old. All black / ten 3.^,5 393-7392 after 12 noon. 1-15 326 Natural Science Bldg. All Shots 489-7772. 5-1-16 CANTERBURY Commons to MSU. MEADOWBROOK Trace to MSU. WANTED: MSU to Ann Arbor. Leaving 7:20 a.m. returning 5 Leaving before 8 a.m., returning Leaving 12 noon, returning Volunteers p m 3933698 after 6 p.m. 8,,*r 4 p.m. 355-3651 between Sundays, after 4 p.m. Share are needed to help liaL„C1.HOCOLATEpOINT HORSE RIDING leiaons, Western. 3.'. ,'c 12-6 p.m. 3-1-15 expentes. 353-3637. 3-1-15 Michigan School for the Blind |o",n; k',,en Litter ,riined, English, jumping and beginning SPARTAN VILLAGE MASON / Felpausch Administration Building, to provide a recreation program for their students. There will be an ■ "arant W"h paper«' *50 dressage. Boarding available. 8ARNES AVENUE »ea, Lansing to Flint, orientation meeting for all lal pi6"' a',ec"onate, Also sleigh ridasl Call to Morrill Hall. Leaving 7:30 - Leaving 7 a.m., returning 5 Leaving 7 30 a.m., returning 5 interested people at 7 p.m. |p75 P °ne 651-5763, aftar Thomas 4-1-18 Ranch, 651-5478. 7 45 am 355-7600 8-5.3-1-16 returning 5 p.m. P-m- 355-2853. Thursday and Friday. 3-1-11 Pm- 676-1880 after 6:30 p.m. 3-1-11 Wednesday Bldg. in 2 "Student Services 19 ■ *• Tuesday. January k Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan The Student Beok Stere and Texas High Court agrees to study law Instruments Electronic ordering free political rebuttals Washington starnews washington star news Calculators Combine to Bring <■> a o WASHINGTON - The not mav may prohibit what a newspaper Drint. print, it it cannot cannot assume the editorial function and assume The The doctrine to to doctrine requires stations give "equal "equal time"time" for responses by persons criticized for -phe justices agreed to hear The i u.. appeal by four California n_n». advertising an allegedly advertising an allegedly abscene book entitled "The Illus at Illustrated Presidential Report of the Answers to your Fingertips Supreme Court agreed Monday men convicted under a federal direct a newspaper what to on their nonnews Commission on Obscenity and programs. to review a Florida law that compels newspapers to provide print," he said. Tornillo was defeated in his statute that prohibits the mailing of obscene material. Pronography." AT bid for election to the They also Argued that their free space for "any reply" by But the Florida Supreme legislature. He had been sentences of imprisonment for politicians they have criticized. Among other points, the Court, in a 6 - 1 decision last criticized in Herald editorials California up to four years and fines of The justices are expected to July, overruled Christie and for his role in a 1968 teachers' law men said the federal barring obscene mailings up to $43 ,000 amounted to REDUCED PRICES upheld the right - to - reply strike. too vague excessive punishment in act in the case, the latest in a was and broad. law. It is "designed to add to Among other court actions The violation of the Ninth series of disputes between the men were charged with the flow of information and Monday: Amendment. press and authorities to come mailing 5 5 ,0 00 brochures ideas and does not constitute before the highest court, by an incursion upon First early summer. They reserved the right to dismiss the case Amendment rights or a prior without deciding the merits, however, if they decided the restraint newspaper since no content specified is Suez troop bu court lacks jurisdiction over excluded," the court said. the matter. "There is nothing prohibited a The newspaper case involves statute enacted by the Florida Legislature in 1913 but rather it requires, in the interest of full and fair discussion (of political issues), rejected in pa that was mostly ignored until it additional information," the U.S. officials called the drafting "optimistic was invoked in 1972 by court said. ASWAN, Egypt (AP) — Egypt rejected parts Legislative candidate Pat of Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's activity," pointing out that earlier discussions Tornillo of Miami. The highest Florida court pullback plan for the Suez front Monday and had revolved around principles and tentative gave him counterproposals to take back to Israel. positions without getting down to the detailed put forth two justifications for Tormillo, a leader of the upholding the statute. language now under study. Dade Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan said in County Classroom complimented Kissinger for his shuttle Jerusalem that Kissinger's work to "defuse the Teachers Assn., had asked the "The first, of the public to diplomacy but told newsmen the language and unfinished war" was essential to prevent new Miami Herald, which had know all sides of a controversy map in the plan Kissinger brought from Israel criticized his candidacy in two and from such information to "are not entirely acceptable." fighting along the canal. He called Kissinger "a juggler, going,from one editorials, to provide him free be able to make an enlightened "We are giving him our own map and space to reply. The newspaper choice, is being jeopardized by place to the other trying to achieve the language," Fahmy added, without detailing the impossible." But in another optimistic note, he refused, arguing that the the growing concentration of sticking points. statute interfered with freedom added that the American secretary stands a the ownership of the mass of the press, and Tornillo went media...resulting ultimately in Kissinger called the back • and ■ forth talks the better chance than all previous mediators to to court. a form of private censorship," toughest he has ever been in. But in what reach a Middle East settlement. the court said. appeared to be an optimistic assessment, he Kissinger said he will submit the withdrawal Judge Francis Christie, Dade expressed confidence that both sides agreed with plan to the Geneva Middle East peace conference County Circuit Court, ruled It also cited a 1969 Supreme his efforts. once he nails down final accords from Sadat and that the law was Court ruling which upheld the Premier Golda Meir's government in Israel. unconstitutional. "fairness doctrine" for United Nations spokesmen in New York said The drafting teams went to work after "Clearly, if the state may television and radio stations. Kissinger also had sent a message to Secretary - Kissinger met for three hours with Sadat, going General Kurt Waldheim with a "positive" report over a map of positions the Egyptian and Israeli Sfnf on his peacemaking mission. forces would take up once they separated. The hi Fahmy also offered an optimistic appraisal of map was the fruit of his intensive talks Saturday DooLeys Kissinger's chances for pulling an agreement out of his mediation travels between Jerusalem and Aswan, the upper Egypt resort where President Anwar Sadat is recuperating from bronchitis. and Sunday in Jerusalem. The separation agreement would mark a first step on the road to Middle East peace, and, it is hoped, halt the almost daily clashes along the jagged Suez cease • fire lines while negotiators in *3Ss "Your secretary of state, when he sticks his fingers in something, generally brings it to a Geneva work on an over all peace accord. • Sources said the plan calls for an Israeli ■f3S successful conclusion," he told American newsmen. "And I think he will this time." withdrawal of 18 to 20 miles eastward into the Sinai peninsula to the foothills of strategic Kisinger and Sadat assigned top aides to a gfCRVSTALlg EE™* China* ni/ihtlw Q1Rn Shines nightly, 8:15 p.m. m .Oam - 2 joint task force that went to work on language for a detailed draft pinning down how far Israeli mountains. In exchange, the Egyptians would thin out their forces and weaponry in east bank troops would withdraw into the Sinai and how territory they recaptured from Israel in the IS through Sunday. 6 much Egyptian armor and artillery would remain October war. east of the Suez Canal. Israel had occupied the whole peninsula up to Their deliberations were designed to provide the Suez Canal since its lightning victory in the 1*1 TG the Egyptian version of a draft accord that six day war of 1967. Sadat has said recapture of - Kissinger could submit to the Israelis on his the occupied territory was the chief reason he return to Jerusalem later Monday night. went to war in October. Are you still reading the way your parents read? In the first grade, when you were taught week and finish each page in 31 seconds. to read "Run Spot Run," you had to read it At 3.000 words per minute, you'll bcs out loud. Word-by word. 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