Administration By JOHN HERBERS W9V way decisions are made and the gropes I of men for stability who would make tJJ bold the center is the small core / New York Times new consisting of government operates since the Watergate initiatives. the President and a few assistants - When President Nixon began his second disclosures crashed on the presidency. "If Watergate term a year ago, two of his had happened, say, in chiefly, Alexander M. Haig Jr., chief of goals were an On the one hand, the administration has effective attack on hard 1970, you would have seen some real staff; Ronald L. Ziegler, press secretary; drugs and a new been deeply injured by plummeting runaway departments and agencies." Rose Mary Woods, Nixon's personal approach to education research that would morale on the part of top last year - the officials, the purging of independent • The running of the government and the put an end to pouring money into projects inability to recruit the most able people (continued that do not work. minded officials and the placement in key process in which decisions have been made on page 6) from the outside, a have settled into a pattern that is expected The education effort has faltered preoccupation with positions throughout the government of at least in part badly, because the administration, Watergate problems by the President and his closest advisers, a tried and true Nixon people with no to prevail as long as Nixon remains in the White House. Nixon to speak weakened by Watergate, did not have the slowing of crucial constituencies of their own. decisions and a weakening of the entire As the central authority of the White Some career public servants who have will or wherewithal! to President Nixon will address Congress bring about this executive branch due to a loss of public House has broken away into various served under several administrations have modest undertaking. power for the first time in 18 months in his State respect in the President and the office he centers, these officials — still remarkably described the Nixon government from its On the antidrug effort, holds. The education research effort of the Union message at 9 p.m. tonight. however, the loyal to Nixon - have sought to carry out beginning as a set of compartments Nixon White House has achieved a suffered from this. The half • hour speech, to be broadcast his position with connected by memorandums. That is the difficult consolidation of enforcement very little deviation. The on network radio and television, is On the other hand, many functions of antidrug effort profited from this. way the president prefers to work, rather programs, curtailed the supply of heroin government and administrative initiatives than from free wheeling discussions that expected to include Watergate, a negative on the market and "Except for foreign policy, it is a • income tax proposal and foreign programs. expanded drug have gone on in a way that many have government of small minds and small spill over several jurisdictions as had The ABC, CBS and NBC networks are treatment centers. found surprising in view of the The contrasting results of these two depth of issues," said a former high official of the characterized Democratic administrations. also setting aside time at 10 p.m. Friday the President's troubles. This is attributed first term, in asserting that the In many ways, the compartmentalized efforts point up what has night for the Democratic party's response PRESIDENT NIXON happend to the largely to reorganization steps taken early administration a year ago had been shorn method has increased since Watergate. At to Nixon's message. Wednesday, January 30,1974 East Lansing, Michigan 48824 Michigan State University Judge subpenas Nixon in plumbers' trial ■LOS ANGELES (AP) - A California it will be considered and an appropriate known as the plumbers and as to what indictments against Ehrlichman, Liddy begin serving a six - month federal prison In an unusual move, prosecutor Stephen The, in an unprecedented move Tuesday, response will be forthcoming." instructions he gave the plumbers in regard and Young, and attorneys are seeking to sentence next week in connection with the Trott joined an attorney for Ehrlichman, tnted John I). fchrlichman's request that Warren would not say what the to an investigation of show they were only acting as law Pentagon papers 1971 break - in. He was indicted with the Douglas Dalton. "I think that is Ldent Nixon be subpenaed as a response would be. And he refused to say figure Daniel Ellsberg. enforcement officers. other three in the California case, but was appropriate, your honor," Trott said after Lena! witness in Ehrlichman's burglary whether the President had been informed It is the 1971 break • in of Ellsberg's Ringer also ordered former White House separated from it after pleading guilty to a Dalton had told the judge, "we would urge Id conspiracy trial. of the judge's statement. psychiatrist's office that caused the aide Egil Krogh to testify. Krogh is to related charge in Washington. you to" subpena Nixon. A defense attorney said one of Nixon's ■Superior Court Judge Gordon Ringer d that President Nixon is a material attorneys had declined to have the i the California case against President appear voluntarily and had told ftrlichman and two other former White Tenure threatened him he would advise Nixon against Kuse aides. Watergate burglar G. Gordon testifying. lddy and David Young. "This will be the first time in history," ■Ringer said he would authorize a Ringer said, "that a state court, exclusive na commanding Nixon to appear at a of the federal court, has issued this kind of from dismissal and disappointment. faculty still presents a problem. to employ a tenured faculty member for b. 25 pretrial hearing and at the April process directly to a president of the Only temporary appointments are now In 1973, 73.8 per cent of MSU's tenure 25 to 30 years, and can dismiss him only trial. United States." being made, except to replace deans, "It's going to be a rough year," one stream faculty were tenured, ranking MSU for "gross violation of professional ethics lin Washington, presidential spokesman Nixon is sought by the defense to department chairmen or positions in fourth among the Big Ten universities. A man says to another in the crowded or incompetence," which involves a long irald L. Warren said, "Obviously we have testify about the establishment of the colleges where enrollments and state 197 2 Administration Building elevator. study of 62 other graduate hearing procedure and usually an appeal. It received the order. When it is received, secret White House investigations unit dollars are booming, particularly in MSU's institutions across the country showed an "Especially if you're in the tenure stream, But a little • knowr pro\iso approved in it's time to keep your nose clean, keep three medical schools. average 61.9 per cent tenured faculty. 1952 states that the board of trustees But despite a 200 per cent increase in Salaries for MSU's tenured faculty your mouth shut and wait till next year to (then the State Board of Agriculture) temporary appointments during the past totaled about $27.4 million in 1972 - 73. of change the world." the right to deviate from these rayment As the economic situation of the state tightens, the worry of dismissal or decade, MSU's high percentage of tenured The University is typically committed (continued on page 13) [ nonreappointment - and nontenure — is a ould fall on very real one. Anyone who believed tenure meant security now realizes that University Milliken vows to veto funding bills Entertainment, he said, is sole booking dollars mean security, and if the dollars By BOB OUR LI AN agent for campus concerts. aren't there, neither is the security. law school but MSU's State News Staff Writer iBills amounting to $4,000 from The use of an outside promoter, if confirmed, would indicate the possibility Across the enrollments nation, as student plunge and appropriations for on any new f'ober's War concert, that should have of a violation of University ordinances by higher education follow suit, tenure is en paid by the Minority Prelaw Assn., By R.D. CAMPBELL James Del Rio that the governor offered him "political money iuld fall into the lap of ASMSU. Minority Prelaw, Hekhuis said. providing security to fewer faculties. At If Minority Prelaw hired the promoter the University of Wisconsin, 88 tenured State News Staff Writer and a judgeship" in exchange for political help during the 1970 ■ Minority Prelaw, sponsor of the to cover for expenses, there is a chance gubernatorial race. •ncert, is now in the situation of faculty were laid off in May. At Southern Gov. Milliken said Tuesday that he would veto any legislation Milliken said that, because of federal law, Michigan could not having that funds that should have been used for Illinois University, 104 faculty and staff, which would provide funds for new law schools at Michigan ■ empty University account and $4,000 be moved to a different time zone to get an exemption from payment of bills from the concert are 28 of those tenured, were dismissed when universities and colleges other than MSU. I bills to pay. Daylight Saving Time. Such a change would have been required illegally in his possession, said Hugh student enrollment fell from 23,500 in The governor, who has recommended $500,000 for a law for |If the prelaw association is unable to Surratt of Pop Entertainment. 1970 to 19,300 in 1973. school at MSU in his 1974 - 75 budget proposal, said he would an exemption. V the money, ASMSU will be held Should this turn out to be the case, So what is ahead for MSU's 3,000 continue to support his proposal, but he expects a legislative fight He kally responsible. added, however, that the savings "may not be as great as ASMSU attorney Ken Smith has been faculty? because Grand Valley State College and Western Michigan initially believed." Re evaluation of Daylight Saving Time |Don*ntColeman, Services asst. director of directed to look into various avenues of Herman King, asst. provost for University also want new law schools. • should be done nationwide, the governor said, because state and faculty adviser of academic administration, says MSU ' legal action against the promoter. Smith has "I hope two additional schools aren't tacked onto this legislative thrusts to put Michigan in the central time zone would Prelaw association, said Minority was unavailable for comment Tuesday. enough graduate assistants and temporary spokesman Bill Sparks told him legislation," he said. "That would require me to veto it. We do put Michigan "out of phase" with the rest of the nation. Surratt said Smith has called for all instructional staff to make any threat to not need three law schools in Michigan." Milliken said he would support busing school children instead wday that prelaw had enough money to canceled checks from concert finances. persons in the tenure stream a long way Milliken answered a variety of questions during a 25 - minute of »er the debts and that relations are having them walk in the predawn darkness. Minority Prelaw has an account outside off. J h>' between prelaw, ASMSU and Pop Capitol press conference, in which he: Thoroughly browned after a two • week vacation in the Virgin the University, but ASMSU comptroller In the case of a severe budget cut or a • •tertainment. Urged President Nixon and Congress to re - evaluate the Islands, the governor said he fully supports the House Judiciary Richard Evans said he does not know if it budget rollback by the legislature, these effects of Daylight Saving Time. Committee's impeachment investigation. |touis wts, Hekhuis, associate dean of said Tuesday that a contains sufficient funds to cover the War temporary appointments could be • Said Congress should "move ahead with deliberate speed" The governor has sent aides to Washington to complain about promoter concert expenses. terminated without dismissing anyone in toward an impeachment vote. the Labor Dept.'s unemployment funding cut, which he called ®Chicago may have been involved in ASMSU President Ed Grafton said the tenure stream, King said. • Said that a federal ► shortage of the budget cut of $ 1.5 million to the Michigan "deplorable and inexcusable." money. Monday ASMSU definitely does not want A hiring freeze effective Dec. 6 forbids ■Hekhuis said Employment Securities Commission has come at an inopportune Del Rio charged Friday at Senate committee hearings in University ordinances to be left liable for the money. "All I most hiring into the tenure stream, a move time, with unemployment figures skyrocketing due to the energy Detroit that Milliken had made a deal with him in which Del Rio T 'b" ltle use of outside promoters by know is somebody's going to get sat on," which Provost John Cantlon said would crisis. I nt groups for concerts. Pop would engage in behind - the • scenes inner city campaigning for Grafton said. protect tenure stream faculty members • Denied charges made by Detroit Recorder's court Judge the governor. lew health groups offer cheaper, Bv Maureen mc donald eager to try a new system. The idea is preventi care through peer review boards and profit State News Staff Writer health maintenance organizations (HMO). - sharing plans. In essence, the idea is simple and The first question most commonly fht of three articles sensible: Wfiy not give doctors more asked is: How does the $80 billion medical incentive to keep people well and business make money with a plan that ft befot.America' but not all doctors especially to treat illnesses before they differs from the fee • for • service system? lienceL ?S Welby wlth unlimited require costly hospitalization; instead of The doctors will have to take a small ■e! r Tlt,ludesof Patients. p paying them mainly to cure the sick? salary cut. Presently, a doctor's income is Ive fn„ 1 Nixon admits that things HMOs are billed as a panacea to the limited only by the amount of hours V( f ' awrv in the health business. rising cost of medicine at best, and the worked and the affluence of their Vr massiv* crisis in this area. first step towards socialized medicine at clientele, but average pretax income is estimated to be about $42,000, according I three 'S taken within next two worst. Itkdown rrS' • ' we wi" have a They differ from health insurance in a to Fortune magazine. Salaries in HMOs laid °Ur medical system," Nixon few essential areas. Commercial insurance (continued on page 13) companies contract with subscribers to ■Ithes!^ °ulside a d°ctor's office are pay back costs of medical services. Blue Me«tmpn»ays' and """"y Pe°P'e needing Cross ■ Blue Shield contracts with enrolled |CentCanTnh0tHeVen of «.' make an doctor spends an physicians and hospitals to directly pay the cost for care provided to subscribers. Long waits for medical treatment F usuallv Ve".minutes with a patient HMOs go a step farther. They not only in rooms such as the one at J?jnds.him °r her to ■ enroll subscribers but contract directly to Sparrow Hospital, above, are one ■ense ift Tc,st for a" additional ■L "JP'taHzation is required, the provide the services at a per capita rate. The average HMO plan includes the aspect of medical practice that D : proponents of health maintenance iCt ls long and the cost i» following: organizations say could be •Fixed, prepaid charge for members. PlT'ice less'n^fLgrHUps' of P°liticians and mJ! "J Pr°tosting the present •Voluntary enrollment. Employers eliminated by new preventive programs. b Auto wC"T GrouPs 'nclude the would give dual options to employes to l0n Leasuo «°'f Lansi"g Health subscribe to traditional health insurance or the HMO. • r state S; Edward Kennedy, d - gislators and businessmen •Doctors are responsible for quality of SN Photo/Julie Blough Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, January 30 r news Action on energy powers bill delayed roundup Committee Chairman Harley if not WASHINGTON (AP) - The O. Staggers, indefinitely " Senate voted Tuesday to send D • W. Va., head of •Gasoline rationin. emergency energy legislation the House that the conferees, agreed recommittal vote • strong likelihood if the Arab oil Sj compiled by our national desk back to conference with the probably would kill the bill. neither lifted House to resolve a controversy over windfall profits by the oil "Isn't that something?" he energy sources nor said S added. Tue'sd, industry. •Texaco Inc., Ray gets guilty plea review The action, which had been The motion to recommit the n,t urged by the White House, was sponsored by Sen. Gaylord third largest oil compj Tuesday it plans to spTil delays and possibly kills the Nelson, D - Wis., who claimed the windfall profits provision million to expand James Earl Ray, 41, convicted killer of Dr. Martin bill that would have given the can, of four refineries Luther King Jr., won a review of his guilty was ''unworkable, in theii. plea from the President Nixon authority to States. order gasoline rationing and unenforceable and most 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati other mandatory energy probably unconstitutional." •An oil Tuesday. conservation measures. Before In other energy - related participi agreement was signed The court, in a 2 - 1 decision, held that Ray might TUP the 57 to 37 vote, Sen. Henry developments: giving Kuwait a 60 per have received improper legal advice in pleading guilty to M. Jackson, D - Wash., chief •Federal Energy Director controlling interest William Simon said Tuesday jn the April 4, 1968, slaying of King in Memphis, Tenn. architect of the bill, warned Kuwait operations of q„i that if the measure was sent that "scarce, high cost energy Co. and British Ray's appeal alleged that attorneys Arthur Hanes and will be the rule for many years pelr0|( back to conference, "it's going informed sources Percy Foreman were more interested in possible to die." reported monetary gain from articles and books on the case Michigan Sens. Robert planned by an Alabama author than in Ray's actual Griffin and Philip Hart voted defense of the charge. against recommitting the bill to committee. Mondays. Wednesday, and hriduys during Summer ii Ray added that the guilty plea was vital to the Welcome Week edition is published in September S financial success of the publications and a possible In a letter to Senate $16 per year. Republican Leader Hugh Scott, Second class postage paiid at Kast Lansing. Mi movie based on the case. Ray is currently serving a 99 - year sentence in the . a* Nixon said, "We have been able Tennessee State penitentiary. His review will be heard Just in to make do without emergency energy legislation thus far, and by the U.S. District Court in Nashville, Tenn. John Sawhill, deputy administrator of the last Friday to be ready on a stand - by basis I urge you and your colleagues News/Editorial Federal Energy Office, holds up a sheet of to take the additional time in case the nation has to go to formal Classified Ads gasoline rationing coupons at the Bureau of rationing during the energy crisis. required for developing a truly Display Advertising Business Office Engraving and Printing Tuesday. The APWirephoto responsible product." Photographic Farah to appeal judge's decision coupons began streaming off the presses House Commerce The Farah Manufacturing Co. announced Tuesday it HERE?\ would appeal a decision by a National Labor Relations Board judge who ordered the company to rehire discharged and striking workers. Administrative Law Judge Walter H. Maloney Jr. Monday accused Farah of "a broad - gauged antiunion VOUK GOm TO UUE IT campaign consisting of glaring and repeated violations," despite numerous government orders "to mend its lawless ways." Six employes were fired for engaging in union activity ■ w——mm i C and 2,000 workers went on strike after the six were fired. ICE k Ban asked on high tar cigarets Milk Si LIMIT 2 PER COUPOH f*R FAMIL V 39^1 I A petition calling for banning cigarets containing 22 COOO THRO SAT 7*8 2 \_JI milligrams or more of tar will be submitted this week to the Federal Consumer Products Safety Commission in Washington. Eberhord "you save'coupon Tliis would affect 15 per cent of annual cigaret sales, representing 27 brands. BUV 2- SRV6 <|.00! K>-U R6T BTU I The petition, which notes the increase of lung cancer SAVE 8-PRK I I and cigaret sales despite health hazard warnings on cigaret packages, said the commission should eliminate as much of the inherent risk of smoking as possible before the product reaches the smoker. 50- COW S3 If I FIOS I Qi Police seek killers of four itberhard "you save-coupon San Fransisco police launched a massive manhunt Biff E "AtPGlC-OOOR" Tuesday for two "psychopaths" wanted for the random murders of four persons and suspected in the earlier SAVE flttSH Cft slayings of three others. "We are looking for psychopaths," Chief of Inspectors Charles S. Barca told a news conference. 10' BtmtRGD The four killed Monday night were gunned down separately by a man who walked up to them and fired at Of close range. Police said the method was used in December, when three were killed and two wounded. fcberhard "you save-coupon | Georgia rejects amendment BUV2- STNE 604 !TE*. PIWfco*UW. | The Georgia Legislature rejected the proposed Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution Monday. The SAVE CRHPE-5*70i 104 - 70 rejection in the state house of representatives was reached after a three - hour debate in which 10' TROT | opponents argued that the amendment would subject women to military drafts and unisex toilets and would smction homosexual marriages. ' Rep. Dorsey Matthews said the amendment is simkiniz of Communism; it's just pitiful to think of doing >omething like this to America." I hirty - two states have ratified the amendment, with 37 necessary to make it a constitutional amendment. CORNISH MENS States have until 1979 to act on it. Detroit food trucks roll again Deliveries to five Detroit - area supermarket chains 16-19 resumed Tuesday following the settlement of a 13 - day strike by Teamsters Union warehousemen and truck drivers. The strike, which left many supermarkets across southeastern Michigan with bare shelves, ended just before midnight Monday when workers for the Kroger chain voted to ratify a contract worked out by negotiators for the teamsters and the five chains in a secret bargaining session Sunday. M0RREIL FRONTIER Wrigley and Farmer Jack workers accepted the contract earlier Monday while workers for Great Scott and Chatham were at work after accepting a previous offer Thursday. SUCED BACON'79 British denounce Communists The Labor party joined the British government Tuesday in denouncing Communists trying to exploit SWOT TRUNKS 68 w le TLOMOA the nation's industrial crisis. In reference to a statement by the Communist vice president of the National Union of Miners, John OTONGESM 5 68* UH WCAT Mice Jc McGahey, the Labor party statement said that calling on government troops to disobey lawful orders in the event BREM Vie hua 2 09 Jnkj SEED of a strike was "dangerous nonsense." McGahey insisted his words had been distorted. - Compiled by Steve Repko and John Tingwall Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, January 30, 1974 3 Council vote on streamlining plan delayed By MIKEGALATOLA membership to council committees when it studies the for a vote on the proposal fivp State News Staff Writer members would reduce the ad hoc committee's report," minutes before adjournment. A major part of the chances of minority students Lubkin said. "If you look with Provost John E. Cantlon, the plan to to streamline the Academic participate in academic new eyes and consider the presiding officer, ruled the Council nearly died Tuesday as governance. possibilities of the new motion out of order, as many a But James L. Lubkin, committees, I think you would members had already asked for virtually certain fatal vote was postponed until the representative from the College support the ad hoc committee recognition. of Engineering, defended the as well." "If the council had voted council's next meeting ad hoc committee, urging The proposal suddenly came Tuesday. today, the proposal would have The proposal of the Ad Hoc council members to look away into dire peril when James E. been dead," Gerald Miller, ad Committee to Review from the past. Bath, chairman of the hoc committee member, said. "The council is thinking of Committee on Public Safety, "The vote might change by Academic Governance to limit its past experience with called for an end to debate and standing committee membership to Academic Council members came under heavy fire from all but one speaker. Anne C. Garrison, chairman of the Building, Lands and Planning Committee, attacked the ad hoc committee's reasoning in suggesting the staffing of the standing committees from the council. Garrison said that the DAYS LEFT staffing of standing committees with council members would to order vour only serve to reduce discussion in the council and make it Gerald Miller, left, and Lester V. Manderscheid confer during the meeting and will face a vote before the Academic Council meeting Tuesday. A major next Tuesday easier to through it. get committee work 1974 Wolverine state News photo by Julie Blough "I believe there is (sales close Fri. Feb. 1, 5:00 p.m.) part of their ad hoc committee report was nearly rejected a certain advantage in having abrasive friction. I also get far more fresh and useful input from Vaughn decides committee members who not council members." are Several speakers said council State Rep. Jackie Vaughn run members would be under an even though he was,, Homes said he decided to III, D • Detroit, has decided successfully fighting to get a intolerable workload if they not to run for the vacated seat Monday court decision to run after receiving a barrage of !T5a WorSMd „ of former state Senator and now Detroit Mayor Coleman allow him to do so. He did not ca»s torn people to Mroit asking him to run. TtSXr say why he decided against the C|r| representativ( Young. At first 1 was not move nor would his office going to from the College of Education State Rep. David Holmes, D comment run, but I was persuaded to do and Bradley Niles, Council of op the surprise - Detroit, said that he will run. so by several people who Graduate Students In a telephone call to the wanted to see me elected to representative, said that State News, confirmed by his the Senate," Holmes said. limiting committee office, Vaughn said he will not PASSPORT, PHOTOS 'K'W'My iVKI k* o0 .•TJw-.. 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The " nt.tlien, of secret files being kept on Individual taculty member university administration is particularly repugnant. " istltution which prides itself on openness in the domain t and knowledge displays stark self - i policy that s maintains job performance and other activities. The fact that such files exist at Michigan State University has been confirmed over the past year or more by individuals processing The great recordings of grievances through the Interim Faculty Grievance Procedure. In one Linda Ronstadt, including case, an unsolicited derogatory letter fr< " "* ' *" *"* selections from her days university in 1960 where the faculty i icith the Stone Poneys i offered as evidence as to why, over a perioo or years, the grievant w i denied promotion and salary Increases. The faculty 'Different Drum member wa ver allowed to see the letter so that the charges it •Long Long Time contained c I be answered. In another case, a faculty member 'Rock Me On The Water denied being considered for an administrative 'Cp To My Seek In High position was refu * Muddy H ater submitted on his a selection committee. I I'll Re )'our Baby Tonight faculty member t access to the evaluation report submitted 'Stoney End J chairman. The report weighed heavily in the de n which r« and more.' FACULTY RIGHTS AFFIRMED Leather Shoulder Bags There are some quarters In the University where faculty do have some rights in this matter. The recently revised College of ^Social for Miss J Science Handbook for Administi college's academic units to establish THE ALBUM A LOTOF PEOPLE HAVE BEEN ASKING FOR IS AVAILABLE AGAIN! File" and a "Restricted File." The f teaching records, copies of publication- $14 community service, r' pre - employment — ' select from several styles of THE SOUL OF A CITY BOY member's work at the t e of reappointment. Both of these ate ibet. Any other letters, documents or JESSE COLIN YOUNG closed to the faculty i materials placed i i the "Restricted File" are made known to the multi-compartmented, all-leather faculty member. The faculty m comments relevant to these letters made a part of this file. Although t casual bags in black, havy or desired and Is still weighed against t Soul Of A City Boy has who may have soma differences with ine files than shades of brown . at savings been out of print for six toward a more equitable treatment apparently has been the practice at MSU. which are truly exceptional. years and in that time Faculty at many of Michigan's community colleges I greater rights of access l ;> MSU faculty. Where has become a collector's item. It is not an cjdd of pre - i complete assess to their own riles, wnn employment letters ol recommendation. Along with access, in many community colleqes, individual facu ty *UA JAtop* record, it is Jesse's first record and still one of members have the right to attach written replies to any negative letters or documents. , _ his best. As we have stated In the past, MSUf'A strongly favors the - Stuart Kutchins principle of individual taculty members having access to all Inverness. California JacobSoriB documents held by the University pertaining to the lacuity December, 1973 member's Job performance, with the possible exception of pre • employment evaluations. The new open file policy In the College 01 Or** Social Science Is a step in the right direction. Advertisement I'ald Fyr Hv MS^Kkuiw^ OPINION PAGE William W. Whiting Editor ■ in - chief Jim Bush City editor John W. Lindstrom Campus editor Beth Ann Masalkoski . .AdvertisingManager Michael J. Fox Managing editor Kathy Niezurawski Copy chief Gerald H. Coy General Manager Lynn Henning Sports editor Bob Novosad Opinion Page editor Susan Ager Staff representative' Lynda Eckert National editor Craig Porter Photo editor Editorials are the opinion of State News editors. Staff columns, commentaries, points of view and letters are personal opinions. EDITORIALS Students should u to support school <1 MSU's troubled proposed law biggest industries are automobile MSU is a large institution with a 'I HAVE GOOD NEWS AND BAD NEWS! THE GOOD NEWS IS THAT I ALMOST PASSED THIS I school, a University priority since BILL ... 1 manufacturing and tourism. national reputation, it has a more 1965 that has been rejected each State officials do not predict a than adequate interdisciplinary year since by the legislature, is drastic cutback of allocations for program for prelaw students and it headed for more trouble. MSU, but are pessimistic about is close to the Michigan Legislature Once again, Gov. Milliken has chances for funding anything but and state and federal offices. Also, POINT OF VIEW recommended appropriations and, established programs and services. as a land - grant, service - oriented funding! again, it looks as though the It will be a shame if legislators legislature will eliminate the S500,000 earmarked for an MSU reject the law school again. A joint Senate and House committee University, MSU has suited education. to the purpose a philosophy of legal Bill to reform campaign law school before the 1974 - 75 recommended in January 1971, House hearings have been budget is approved. worthless without enforcement that the state should fund at least conducted on the law school But this year is an especially bad one new law school. And the one for getting funds for new committee said MSU would be the portion of the MSU budget. Senate programs from the state. The best location. hearings will probably be held in energy crisis, whether real or The reasons cited then for early March. By LESLIE F. LOKKEN exclusive enforcement authority over subject to the law or rules prohibil If the proposed law school is other public officials — is not acceptable. political artificial, is having a severe effect In the flurry accompanying the 34 - 0 activity of state empli locating a new law school at MSU Senate passage of Campaign Finance An independent commission or agency Members were not to be on a state economy whose two are still valid. axed again, it will feel the blade must be established and given the power salaried,! Disclosure Bill SB 1016 on Jan. 15, the would have received a per diem allow# sometime between now and the end to enforce any law regulating campaign of spring when the final version of demise of an important amendment to Provision was made for appointment3 that measure seems not to have been financing. Without such a provision, executive director to car the budget is prepared. noticed. legislation purporting to reform campaign administrative operations. Present MSU students have a During preholiday floor action, an financing is meaningless." Those state senators voting a^.. amendment, proposed by Sen. William Faust's proposed State Elections independent State Elections CommJ stake in the proposed law school Commission would have been placed in a roll call vote were: and should write their Faust, D - Westland, was adopted which Bishop ! would have created, by March 1975, an within the Dept. of State and would have Rochester; Bouwsma, R Musktf representatives and urge them to independent State Elections Commission been granted the necessary statuatory Bowman, D - Roseville; Cooper. D1 approve it. University officials say responsible for overseeing enforcement of Park; Davis, R ■ Gay lord; lJegrow.1 that if the law school allocation was the act. Just before final passage, the Senate voted approval of Sen. Donald E. An independent commission or Pigeon; Faxon, I) ■ Detroit; Jackson; Gray, D - Warren; Lane, I) m Fleming,! passed this year, 75 first - year law Bishop's, R - Rochester, itiotion to delete agency must be established and Lodge, R - Waterford; Mack, | students could begin studies in the amendment. given the power to enforce any law Ironwood; McCauley, D Crosse 1 1975. The campaign Novak, D • Detroit; O'Brien, I) ■ Dm disclosure bill, as passed regulating campaign financing. The phoenix - like apparition of by the Senate and as originally proposed Pursell. R • Saginaw; Toepp. R Cadil Without such a provision, an MSU law school, which rises by Gov. Milliken, places enforcement legislation purporting to reform VanderLaan, R • Grand Rapids f responsibilities uppn the Elections Zollar, R - Benton Harbor. every year at budget framing time Division of the Secretary of State's office campaign financing is meaningless. Those senators voting to only to be consumed in flames and, for campaigns other than statewide State Elections Commission a before the final vote, could finally upon county clerks. All reports are were: Ballenger, R • Lansing; Brown,I become a reality if state legislators required to be filed with the Elections powers 'to enable it to function Highland Park; Bursley. R Ann Ar® would support it - as they should. Division and are subject to random audit independently in carrying out its assigned Byker, R - Hudosonviile; Cartwright! of the auditor general, or, in the language responsibilities. Detroit; DeMaso, R • Battle C The proposal called for a five - member of the bill, "such audits as he deems Fitzgerald, D • Grosse Pointe Park. H necessary." commission, not more than three of whom • Saginaw; McCollough, I) - Dearbl Common Cause Michigan, part of the could be members of the same political Pittenger, R - Lansing, Plawecki, J Vet school needs national citizen's lobbying organization and strong advocate of campaign reform party. Appointments to the commission would have been made by the governor with advice and consent of the Senate. Dearborn Heights; Richardson, J Saginaw; Rockwell, R Flushing | legislation, is highly critical of the Zaagman, R • Grand Rapids. enforcement provisions of the Senate Individuals who had during the previous campaign disclosure bill. five years served as a public official or Prospects for adequate funding teaching staff and enrollment unless eliminating all federal funds for A1 Swerdlow of Oak Park, chairman of political party officer would be ineligible Leslie F. Lokkcn, an Okemos of MSU's College of Veterinary it receives financial relief from the veterinary schools. But the scandal - for appointment to the commission. Common Cause Michigan, has said, "Self - lobbying coordinator for Com, Medicine are somewhat better than state. weakened President has not been Commission members would have been Michigan. policing — that is public officials having those of the proposed law school, Last year when President Nixon able to gain acceptance from but the veterinary school still faces had a relatively firm grip on Congress for his^economic fiats as a threat that could impair its ability Congress and was successfully easily as before. impounding and cutting back funds As a result, University officials The Doctor's to serve the community. Already in a bind for money because its federal allocation was cut in half last year, the school may be faced with the veterinary for educational and environmental programs,» veterinary nationwide were among those to feel the squeeze. schools say that the outlook for getting funds for the veterinary school is better now than it once was. But unless federal funding Bag unpleasant task of reducing its Recently, Nixon has proposed continues and the state legislature allocates an increase in the school's By ARNOLD WERNER, M.D. 1974 - 75 budget, administrators of the College of Veterinary Medicine Letters may be addressed to Dr. Werner Would you please tell me what makes instance, foams flow downhill evei that 15 instructors will have to at University Health Center. Names need foam such a chancy contraceptive to use? so, if one has prolonged interco Extend trans say leave and the number of students enrolled in each class will have to not be included unless a personal reply is requested. The single, most important facter in the reliability of a contraceptive is the care position in which the vagina is down (i.e., woman above) then it and precision with which it is used. Many the foam could run out. Pre drop from 115 to 100. My problem is that almost every niglit I contraceptive failures occur merely intercourse," in general, would ti As soon as the Capitol Area shopping areas other than on buses, The Michigan Legislature should dream that I failed in a test. The next because people have either forgotten to force some of the foam out of the Transit Authority (CATA) and since most shopping is done on grant the 5220,000 increase morning I get up all worried and it is very use them or have not used them as Using the foam a few hours completes contract bargaining with Saturday, bus runs would provide a recommended by Gov. Milliken. The hard for me to believe that it was only a directed. intercourse or after intercoi bus drivers, it should extend bus service to both consumers and Contraceptive foam works very simply. worthless. An extraordinarily safe MSU veterinary school, the only dream. I would like to sleep without hours an additional hour weekday It wages chemical warfare against sperm. using foam is to have the man businessmen. such school in the state, desperately dreams. The chemicals which kill the sperm are condom at the same time. The use of evenings from 6 to 7 p.m. and also So come on, CATA, get on with needs financial relief to meet the In my experience, repetitive dreams dispersed in the foam so that it occupies a of these nonprescription iter begin planning for Saturday runs. the negotiations and run some needs of the state and the desires of have the curious quality of always being large amount of space and, hopefully, combination, each of which is Many students and East Lansing buses later on weekdays and unpleasant. And the more one thinks clings to the end of the vagina where it effective by itself, provides an exc students who want a veterinary about the dream, the more persistent the residents have no means to get to Saturdays. intercepts the wee beasties before they fail - safe system. career. dream becomes until it dominates one's penetrate the cervix (the entrance to the The diaphragm, which is used wi thoughts about sleep and sometimes even interferes with daytime functioning. Good uterus). The foam is placed deep into the own special contraceptive jelly, oven vagina with a plunger - like device which a major failing of the foam. The pu POINT OF VIEW dreams just can't be willed, particularly can be of the diaphragm is to mechanical!) preloaded. However, to be most sexual dreams, alas. effective the foam must be placed just the contraceptive agent in contact before intercourse begins. the cervix so that it does not leakou Tears ?f Some repetitive dreams have their origin or jeers in a particularly frightening or upsetting experience which obviously Remains a source of concern to the person but which A contraceptive certain inherent such as foam has vulnerabilities. For examination by a physician is necess obtain a proper - fitting diapnrag seems to be repressed during active periods The faculty neither dealt death blows to, or resurrected By ED GRAFTON of the day. With the loss of inhibition of replacements for, the liaison proposal. It is unfortunate that the our thoughts which is characteristic of After reading Friday's editorial on the student liaison proposal, I cannot decide whether to laugh or cry - laugh faculty must be used for a whipping boy to fill column inches. I find nothing wrong with allowing the faculty, who I believe are part of our University community, to play an advising role to dreams, such a concern can reappear. Sometimes the dream is a representation of the actual concern but at other times Strengthen To the Editor: because I now have literarv company in the otherwise droll the board of trustees. If increasing the effectiveness of University may only be symbolic. At other times, the It is necessary to point out that last ■ Any political campaign fund fepo fantasy land of campus politics, or cry because our own dear governance (which by the way has always been the purpose of the dream may not have its origin in a specific system that is to be effective liaison proposal) is a worthwhile goal, then I see no reason to bar minute amendments by Sen. Daniel press has fallen prey to that highly defamable disease, naivete. event but may nonpolitical an agency as p<> the faculty from making their contribution to that end. be generally representative Cooper, D - Oak Park, as noted in the review for discrepancy <>r abuse, i I suppose this viewpoint would be better labeled a point of of struggles a person is dealing with. State News editorial of Jan. information, since the updated liaison proposal reported in the Any person or persons who would advocate an elitist student Psychologists and psychiatrists are usually 21, did not eliminate the requirement that out • of - surprising that the State News overt* State News was not a correct final draft. However, we can find liaison force at this point are sporting a student - faculty such a change. All of the media g fairly adept at helping to find life events state error enough in what remains. polarization concept that truly does deserve burying. and circumstances which organizations contributing to a The Senate's proposed elec ion The editorial made much - to-do about what materials would might be candidate list the The 'new' proposal is, in fact, an old friend, a continuation of contributing to disturbing dreams. members who gave legislation is not as meaning'" ( the plan that was originally proposed by all three major student and would not be allowed the scrutiny of the committee To sleep without dreams would be not money. Instead, Cooper's amendment seem. The bill is weak in ot governing bodies on campus: ASMSU, the Council of Graduate members under the updated plan. The confidential reports that to rest. Dreaming is an essential provided that the list of contributors from notably, ignoring ceilings for co wou are off - limits to committee members in the updated proposal part of sich an.organization might be sent to the and expenditures, opemng Students and the Elected Student Council. It was revised in sleep and, while we do not remember all several sessions between myself, Larry Bartrem, the executive were, in fact, also limited in the original working paper (see of our dreams, we cycle in and out of secretary of state instead of to each avenues for escape from j officers of COGS and the Elected Student Council and President article 2.2 of the Academic Freedom Report). political committee. taking a criminal portion aga« If someone advocates that to work with President Wharton is dreaming sleep throughout the night. What was eliminated at the last minute Wharton. When drugs are used to suppress The meetings were often held on or near holiday sessions, to be manipulated, or that endorsement in writing by the big , dreaming was a previously adopted amendment and leaving decisions as to the three student governing bodies does not illustrate unified student sleep, or a person is wakened each time when other campus organs are free to take a breather. To hang providing for a nearly politically - kind" contributions up to support, or that faculty and alumni wait behind every they show physiologic evidence of independent elections commission which, complete authorship on Eldon Nonnamaker, vice president for corner to dreaming, disturbed daytime ftinction committees' political treasurers. student affairs, is to bestow on him a title he would probably usurp student power then I must take issue with them. upon its creation in March 1975, would If we are going to have po results fairly quickly. In ^ addition, those have taken rather do without. However, he was nice enough to act as Ed Gra fton is a Spring l/ike junior in James Madison College ma/oring in sedatives which tend to interfere most responsibility for review of legislation, let's give it some J r moderator in our sessions with Wharton and have his staff prepare with dreaming sleep also tend to campaign1 accounts and made such timely we are going to do it at all, p Morality and Constitutional Democracy. He is also president of produce a decisions as which candidate's financial written drafts of our progress. For that I thank him. great deal of drug dependence. reports would be audited. 53) sycanW* Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, January 30, 1974 5 Battle starts Bv DIANE SILVER If Nixon had succeeded last federal programs which over year, the Under the old federal aid for students programs, the federal institution. Though the institution's J, News Staff .A hat tic Writ.r in the war over the students with nearly $5 million in supply MSU aid government allocates funds to the universities which they in turn hand out to financial aid officers determine the exact because of this," Marvin Rist, director of admissions and scholarships, student also protects him from not receiving aid if a school he has enrolled in amount of the every year would have been replaced grant, the student can get said. "When you give colleges a set amount has already allocated all of its federal cation Opportunity Grant the basic grant by students. The basic grant program money from any eligible school he of money for aid it almost assures them of •SIC program. money. (arted Thursday when President Financial aid officers say this would be distributes funds directly from the federal attends. Under the old programs, a student a set enrollment because the student goes This situation cunently exists at MSU. Proposed fully Ending the basic disastrous. The basic grant program has government to the student. Each student eligible for aid under the can only receive money if the institution where the money is. If you give the money All money for federal programs was too many bugs in its he enrolls in has federal aid were fought works, they say. basic grant program becomes a free money. directly to the student, he becomes a free committed fall term. Students applying The standards for agent "A lot of colleges and universities have judging eligibility for who takes his aid agent and this scares some people." winter or spring terms cannot receive aid t Nixon' tried eliminating the National a grant are too harsh, financial aid officers money to any fought the new program tooth and nail Giving the aid money directly to the from federal programs. » student I""" and Supplemental add. ?,tiln Opportunity Grant by Few MSU students have been judged fiStaJto f"nd lhetn While hC rfln S872 million for the basic grant Amanda work-study program. 3s of the fiscal 1975 budget will eligibile for the grant, Henry Dykema, director of financial aids, said. Only 407 students out of a potential 6,000 received grants this year. The grants Center offers learning alternatives ^available / it is sent tofeelCongress untilobservers Nixon ranged from $19.66 to$150.66 a term. for students outside of classroom However "As it stands now, the program just isn't working," Dykema said. "We find SaVmenta1 grant programs. there are students we would consider to be *Km the wording of his message last high • need students who are not even Jt!we can assume Nixon will attempt it win " Franklin said. qualified for a grant." By LINNEA BOESE State News Staff Writer academic units in MSU. "We hope that in the future it Though the formula was recently will Currently, :',000 MSU students are revised with a more lenient accounting of Ringing the small room are rows of low become part of the University completely LCS aid from the loan and. parents assets, Dykema said it is still too harsh. gray file cabinets which hold 150,000 and the United out," Ward said. Ministries can be phased '.ppiemental grant programs. learning opportunities outside the Last vear, Congress refused to kill the Dykema said one major problem with traditional classroom. It is the the It is currently sponsored by eight only d programs. However, fearing that Nixon the standards is their use of the social collection of such resources in the United colleges including Communication Arts, veto the entire approprations bill, security $4,000 definition of the amount States. Justin Morrill and Urban Development; ingress did not increase funding for all needed by a family of three to survive for This is the Center for Alternatives in / and the vice president for student affairs: one year. The Bureau of Labor figure, to Higher Education, 1118 S. Harrison volunteer programs and the Continuing lnsuSr^the House Appropriations $6,000, is more realistic, he said. Road, where students looking for a new Education Service. mmittee used the money earmarked for "I'm not in favor of abandoning current service or educational experience can find This University support has led to lie basic grant to fully fund the loan and programs because there are many students listed almost anything from an art increased student use of the resource implemental grant programs. This left the m9| who wouldn't even workshop in Florence, Italy to social work center, as departments have qualify if the formula encouraged iasic grant program with only a small was revised," Dykema said. in Appalachia. them to use such "alternative" experiences mount. "Most importantly, I want all Information from more than 1,000 for independent programs study and internship The appropriations committee said it to continue until they work all the bugs private, religious and government agencies credit. I on|y disapproved of Nixon's idea of out of the grant. If we don't have other has been catalogued and cross - indexed to The staff of six graduate students has mt minating programs, elaw bv funding the but was upholding old programs. programs to correct the grant's inequities, we will have many students with serious provide a focus on opportunities which would provide pre - career experience and served and processed 132 students since the term began, Ward said. "The law says that in order for money problems," he said. would supplement an academic area of Medical and nursing students have spent be on the basic grant program If the basic grant program becomes the interest, Don Ward, director of the center, found opportunities for a year or summer ules prohil (rtain other programs must be funded at one major federal aid of program, students said. preprofessional experience, and slate rtain levels, like the loan and will not be the only ones rocked by the doctoral emplo The 89 specific interests in the list candidates may often find a ae range salaried, ppiemental grant programs," Al consequences. All the universities and from agriculture to youth services. research topic, Ward said. diem allows anklin, counsel to the special SN colleges that participate in the financial The program was started by the United Some of the listings include wages, but Photo/Julie Blough pointmento jcommittee on education of the House aid system will lose control of Ward emphasized that the center is not Don Ward, C/AHED director, talks to the Ministries in Higher Education in 1972, to graduate assistant Caroline carry ipropriations Committee, said. distribution of the federal aid money. and this year it has gained the support of c°mpeting with MSU's Placement Service Hagey. * • Musks COME SEE US! 'ooper, D. d; Degrow, •it; Fleming Lane, D F East Lansing's onfy Co-Op^ d; Mack, for optical needs ... . - Grosse is now open in East Lansirvg. ip!d r cai^fcOONESBURY ■ Rapids Monday & Thursday 11 AM to 8:30 PM HIS CZARSHIP IS TOO BUSY Tues.. Wed.. Sl Fri.. 9 AM to 5 PM I HOPE THE PROCEDURE M&SS the I TO RECEIVE YOU AT THIS VME, WON'T INCONVENIENCE YOU Saturday 9 AM to NOON if you'll Czar?u/hy ; BUT HE HAS REVIEWED THE TOO MUCH. U/E REQUIRE Co • Optical rnouj CANT 1 SPBAKi TRUCKERS' REQUEST AND HAS THAT YOU FILL OUT I'LL SEE Dr. Richard Hearn, Optometrist H,MK WITH THE POUND IT MERITORIOUS. ONE FORM FOR. EVERY m IF I CAN mo CZAR? IT REMAINS ONLY FOR WAIT A We're open in Brookfield Plaza OH. . BARREL OF FUEL FIND you VOU 70 PILL OUT OKAY' ALLOCATED. A PEN.. M01B! SOME FORMS 1 d^2 > - i: "-.4* \ / sWc-AouPS 401 political ref en g"ts' let's do itJ Erlaf d iscount records Wednesday, January Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 30(,, Nixon administration searches for stability (continued from page 1) of an active interest with government policies and operations. But throughout the executive branch morale has been a growing secretary and a supporting group of lesser personnel. Nixon is problem. A high official who is leaving the government out of reported to speak his mind freely to these close associates, but disgust with the scandals defined the morale erosion as follows: rarely does so outside this group. Xs\ Vis "It falls into three categories. There are the career civil A new adjunct to the inner circle is the President's Watergate servants, who are functioning almost as if nothing had happened. defense staff, which has so far cost the government about There are the people who were brought in after the first team and $300,000 and consists of 14 full - time attorneys, 4 parttime they seem to be doing their jobs without marjy distractions. And lawyer consultants and 7 secretaries. there are the White House staff people of the first term who .. . are close to despair, because they knew all the people involved (in The inner circle is concerned daily with how the President is to the scandals) and are running into resistance everywhere they go survive Watergate and what game plan to follow. From all in accounts, the atmosphere is emotionally charged. Nixon loyalists government because they are associated with what happened." 203 E. GRAND RIVER outside the core say privately that they watch with wonder and The decision patterns that exist today constitute what is left of dread as the President alternates between seclusion and intense the reorganization that Nixon effected after his landslide re - activity, between disclosure and hard - line defense of executive election in November 1972. privilege, as the mystery of the tape recordings involving the inner John Gunther, executive director of the United States circle unfolds in court. Conference of Mayors, said it was a myth that the departments Nixon still makes decisions on policy on a day - to - day basis, have more freedom and authority since Watergate. "If anything, by memorandums, but officials down the line say they have the power is more centralized in the Office of Management and impression that they are more perfunctory, with less examination Budget," he said. of details, both in foreign and domestic matters, than before the Under its program of "management by objective," the budget office requires departments and agencies to draft goals in keeping The further one moves away from the inner circle, the less one , with Nixon policies and oversees carrying them out. It has the finds preoccupation with all the problems of Watergate and more major administration voice in overseeing state - federal relations. It settles disputes between departments. Further, there are recruiting problems. Figures show that the See You vacancy rate of sub • cabinet positions is about 9 per cent, which is considered normal. However, the positions are being filled from the' professional ranks despite the administration policy of drawing from experts on the outside. The White House had made a concerted effort to persuade people to stay on the ground that to leave now would make it appear that the administration was being deserted. This has had considerable success, but some of the more restless, able officials are leaving. The departments meanwhile have been given more freedom in negotiating compromise legislation with Congress. Labor Dept. officials, for example, were instrumental in developing the Manpower Act. Frank C. Carlucci, under secretary of Health, SHIRT - A - THON Education and Welfare, is negotiating with congressional committees on education and health issues. "Before, you could not do anything without checking with Entire stock long sleeve dress shirts Ehrlichman or the White House," said John Scales, a minority staff member of the Senate Education and Labor Committee. 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Michigan Wednesday, January 30, 1974 7 j] await trial for rebellion 7 DAYS Ex-inmate and messed it all up. tells o „jy DIANA BUCHANAN land it .11 up "At first the whole "If your arm - Honolulu, Hawai i State News Staff prison or leg was _ charged with different portions diseased you would cut them - March 19 -- March 26 329 went out on strike, but of the riot. Twentv ' • eighl m°nths h*ve by the off. The government should Forty - two of the - Waikiki Beach Hotel end of the first day there were do Attica rioters have , Since the Attica prison the for completed only 1,500 left in the yard. same the prison their sentences in Karanja pointed out that he not in September 1971 but the system," Karanja said. prison or are is now The oppression was too much. out on parole. All of those who teaching karate in the defendants have yet to receive travel "I don't believe in fruitbelt ghetto area of fiditefrom the grand jury 'f New York state, a former Think what it's like to be in an 8 by 11 foot cell, 24 hours a prison reform. If anything needs to be rehabilitated it should be the are Attica out are working in the Brothers Legal Buffalo, New that the York. He said Attica brothers are osmsu irclinmatesaid "I'm not going around Monday the day with just corner a pail in the to shit in that they take government system," he added. Defense/Education League in some manner to support the trying to create some ASMSu 353-0659' out every other day," Karanja Following the riot, Attica prison rioters who have community awareness. He said 353-8857 country talking because I think said. corrections officers separated this is difficult for them to do 3l get a fair trial. That's not Karanja spoke about the 200 of the rioting prisoners received indictments. with out financial help. The Spartan Travel 351-038^ oossible," P Rahaam Karanja, an prison system into special housing units for "Out of the prisoners Attica brothers also help out Attica prisoner under as a bodily about eight months. newly arrested young people disease. Sixty - indicted for the riot, 47 were indictment because of events three of these DeoDle arp now black, 3 white, 2 native and tell them of their own hat occurred during the four ■ Americans and the rest experiences. J} riot, aid at a gathering in were Conrad auditorium. "The trials are political Chicanos. They had the proportions balanced to what the minorities Karanja is making the country to and money for defense a tour of gain support It's the real thing. Coke. were before the funds without a doubt. Fifteen of the prison riot," Karanja said. for Attica Brothers. Real life calls for real taste. and jurers had personal For the taste of your life—Coca-Cola. Lends and relatives working "The two native Americans inside the prison at the time of are charged with murder of the ,he riot." Karanja said hostages, when it should be the Ytf RENT A T.V. 1 "The jury is all white, and $?4.00 ner term itsforeman'isa white man who Free Service and delivery ' " i*r month drives the bus in and out of Attica prison each day, Karanja added. "jUSH CADlmc. y.lHfccWTtttTtL m NEJAC TV RENTALS "We've been called back to court for the grand jury to set atrial date on Feb. 25, and 1 L0\)SY gjjjjg have no idea how much longer it will take till we go on trial, " Karnaja said. According to Karanja, the IS YOUR CAR riot was spontaneous and the prisoners be done all knew what had to during the riot and SMASHED? kept organized. The prisoners entertained themselves, fed Visit everyone, kept a watch out for people coming in and had VAUGHN medical attention given to all those who needed it. MILLERS' I "It was really beautiful, we AUTO BODY had a city of people and SHOP. Free Estimates 5 everyone helped out, all barriers were gone. I ate with a "Lansing's most up to date shop." white guy, slept with him, we 119 S. Larch - Lansing • 489-3450 looked out for each other," Karanja said. "There were bands playing, poetry reading, revolutionary singing and then they (New Rahaam Karanja sees no fair trial for Attica prisoners. York state troopers) came in North American Indians featured in movie series you bored? A film series on North American Indians from Feb.5. the early 1900s to the present will begin Other films scheduled are: Become Thursday. "The Loon's Necklace," which deals with the The series is sponsored by the departments of Salich Indians on the West Coast, and "The Anthropology and Racial and Ethnic Studies, Silent Enemy," featuring the Ojibway Indians, with the help of the North American Indian will be shown Feb. 14 th. SPOILED ROTTEN Student Organization. "The Longhouse People," which is about the The first film will be a version of Jack Iroquois Indians, "Pomo Shaman," another film tondon's "N'anook of the North," which is based about the California Pomo tribe, and "The 1071 Trowbridge on Eskimo life. Spirit of the Navaho," which was filmed by two young Navaho women, will be shown February Another film, "Before the White Man Came," 19. ireconstructs the life of the plains Indians during "Pine Nuts" is about Indians of the Nevada the 1 920s, featuring the Crow Indians in and Utah Great Basin area who use pinetree nuts Montana and Wyoming. It will be shown along as food. It will be shown Feb. 28 with "Beautiful Tree," which is about the Pomo along with " :dians of California, who rely on acorns as their "Washoe," a film about the language of the Great Basin Indians. jsole food source. This film is considered Showtime for all films is 7:30 p.m. in the graphically beautiful. Both films will be shown Museum lecture room. Admission is free. FRESHMAN. SOPHMORE, JUNIORS SENIORS... The Marine Corp Air-Ground Team May be lor you. Family Night is Every See the Marine Corps Officer Selection Team, in the Placement Bureau Wednesday JAN 30 & 31 ... Night! Dinner includes 3 pieces of chicken, mashed potatoes' and gravy, cole slaw and Regular hot biscuits. Value figcreFRIED CHICKEN Open 11 a.m. • 9 p.m. Sun. • Thurs. 11 a.m. • 10 p.m. Fri. & Sat. 8 Wednesday, January in I Michigan State News, East Lansiftg, Michigan Jazz-rock chases a way Starts FRIDAY! bad dreams of Bloodrock On October 15, 1972 the most sophisticated network In the world advised the President to all legal channels to preserve the security of the step outsid country By DAVE DiMARTINO Bloodrock played a mellow first set and readied the crowd for YUL State News Reviewer dancing in the more rocking second set. The jazz influence was BRYNNER FONDA BOGARDE evident in most of its very well crafted tunes. The band s A Film (Voduced And Oected By Bloodrock was, truly, a surprise. arrangements are surprisingly good, enough so that a newly The group's performance Monday night at the Brewery was arranged version of the Beatles' "Eleanor Rigby" was more than unexpectedly delightful. Unexpected, because, like most people, just interesting. The band was thoroughly impressive. "HIE SERPENT" this reviewer went to the show forewarned and forearmed with Most of the songs performed were from Bloodrock's more Based on the novel by PIERRE NORD Screenplay by GILES PERRAuf the knowledge that this was the same group that produced that recent albums, with an emphasis on the newest, "Whirlwind and HENRI VERNEUIt Music by ENNIOMORRlCo".' pG | bad dream of epic proportions, the song that featured ambulance Tongues." That album, incidentally, is well worth buying, and a sirens and wailing women, "D.O.A." true testimonial to the end of the group's "D.O.A." days. It wasn't the same group. Not by a long shot. Despite a relatively small crowd, Bloodrock played Bloodrock has made such a transition over the few years of its enthusiastically and was called back for two encores. The group existence, that it is remarkable the band even uses the same seemed happy to be playing in East Lansing. moniker as the group of old. Unfortunately, it does. After the concert, the group said it enjoyed the atmosphere of Thus, along with the reputation of being a name band comes the Brewery very much. Noting that several big name talents have an association with the infamous Terry Knight that should well sprung out of the Michigan area, organist Hill said that the band be forgotten. The band's period with Knight as manager, roughly felt exposure in this state would be quite helpful in establishing a two years, consisted mostly of hundreds of concerts second - new audience. billed to Grand Funk Railroad. Hardly a pleasant way for a band It had ji'st played a Detroit concert and lead singer Ham said, to make a name for itself, to say the least. Since the split with Knight a few years ago, the group has "We're pla- -ng just about anywhere we can." A good strategy for this new Bloodrock, who, unlike most \ For consenting constantly been striving not only for commercial, but critical bands, already has a famous name to begin with. Now the group's adults success. energies must be expended in convincing former nonbelievers that only! With the formation of Bloodrock's splinter group, the Lee the band is both new and different. Pickens Group, named after the group's ex • lead guitarist Lee And it is different. After all, a whole night's performance at 2 special denmark showings Pickens, Bloodrock has allowed the many influences within the the Brewery went down without one version of "D.O.A." You band to settle upon one direction - a type of jazz - rock highly reminiscent of the early days of Jethro Tull. have to give them credit for that. at a special offer - The group's performance at the Brewery was an interesting event. The dance floor had been cleared, but initially few of the Two for the price of one. New b audience were dancing. Why? Probably because it took a little Bloodrock has had a recent transfusion just in time to save while to adjust to the fact that this Bloodrock was hardly the same tired, three - chorded band that churned out cliched riffs Today thru Friday, Feb.l from being "D.O.A." The main impetus for this the group change from "D.O.A." style to jazz • rock comes from left and right years ago. It was a new band, and it took a while to get used to that fact. Bloodrock's instrumentation is now quite impressive. Stevie The Real Thing Warren Ham, the group's flutist and soprano sax player who is also a fine lead singer. State News photo by Bob Kaye Hill plays keyboards and synthesizer, Ed Grundy is on electric bass and new members William H. Ham and Matt Betton play- & guitar and drums, respectively. Worth singling out is lead vocalist (and brother to the band's guitarist) Warren Ham, who not only is an excellent singer, but a Paradise Folk singer sets fine flute and soprano sax player. Ham would have to be credited for most visibly changing the band's apparent musical direction. Daily: 9 am 2400 N. Last Street - 4 am Sun: 9 am -12 midnite 372-7080 show for tonight DooLeys NOW SHOWING One of the finest flat pickers of concerts to be presented by this side of Doc Watson will the MSU Folk Song Society in appear Elderly at 8:30 tonight at Instruments, 541 E. conjunction Instruments. with Elderly s»t S DID SPACEMEN Grand River Ave., in the form of Norman Blake. The MSU Folk Song is a new organization which Society g*v PITCHER VISIT EARTH IN Blake recently finished a national tour with John will have its first meeting Feb. 10 at Elderly Instruments to ffi'f SPECIAL! IB ANCIENT TIMES?! Hartford, and has backed such greats as Bob Dylan, Joan Baez discuss entertainment upcoming and also for ■g" 855 NOW VE and name a Kris Kristofferson, to few. song interest swapping. People with in folk music are SSS -only One Buck "R RJHRRJHARJHARJ4A. HATE PROOF! He also played dobro (an instrument similar to a guitar) invited to join and bring instruments. their ■■2 Thursday PRESENTS with the Nitty Gritty Dirt The next concert sponsored mum afternoon, ' Band, on the "Will the Circle by the folk society will feature Be Unbroken" album. Basically, Blake is a musical Michael Cooney, an excellent guitarist who is called the Pete SSS Z~5:30p.m. dynamo and is called one of Nashville's most overworked Seeger of the present generation. The concert date is Feb. 11. 3S 131 11:30 Albert a.m. - 2a.m. studio musicians. He is currently on a All future concerts will be Michigan tour and will play played by thd members of and Ann Arbor the muNWMtt LAST DAY- Kalamazoo folk society. For further following his East Lansing information, call 332 • 4331. • "BLACK SIX" engagement. ALSO Blake has several albums out "BLACK GUNN" (cM$1.0(>N on and the he rapidly Rounder label from Boston is an growing excellent ©SfEEtfi earth cruising machines songwriter. And now th Tickets for the concert are BETTER THAN EVER! $2 and can be purchased at the VELOCIPEDE door. This show is PEDDLER part of a series k 541 E. Grand River J Downstairs 351-7240 y MAW- VUOUL0 Vou Go ftU. TK U*V ioiTM flASH? luwco. "JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR' CRIESAND ^ BELL'S PLUS... AT 8:20 ONLY WALTER MATTHAU in "PETE'N' TILLIE" WHISPERS PIZZA ONE Km OF A The Wildest and Funniest X Rated Film Ever. KIND! Tonight-108B Wells 9:15 I.D.'s required. $1.25 admission DIRECTOR'S Pinh Flamingos CHOICE BELL'S Last Wednesday Beal held a screening of PINK FLAMINGOS. The COMING THIS PRESENTS WEEKEND! PIZZA result: two sold out performances and hundreds of well satisfied 225 M.A.C. 332-5027 customers. Everyone laughed. The film is a sensation. The expected just another picture. What they got was more, much more. patrons A Double Judy Garland OPEN 11 AM EVERYDAY Not only is PINK FLAMINGOS explicit, but it is also funny. People were obviously shocked and amazed and delighted by extremely Feature to End All Double Features James mason what they saw. We think you will be too. in George Cukor's "... Pink a wild raunchy porny exercise in abysmal taste. Flamingos is absolutely unparalleled.Th? wildest (I STAR ISBORfl X yet." The L.A. Advocate "... Shocking, but very, very funny." Thursday, January 31 The in Fairchild Theatre Rolling Stone $T.25 at the door • . .more than pornographic, it is also hilarious." Village Voice SHOWPLACE: 116NatSci SHOWTIME: 7:00, 8:45, & 10:30 ADMISSION: $1.50 Rated X: You must be 18. No exceptions. All patrons will GQBALLANTINE BOOKS, INC. be checked for proof of age. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, January 30. 1974 Board may shut down electronics shop OURLIAN BOB OURLIAN Rv BOB By r.raft™ e„;,i Grafton said that ASMSU did not ^ object to absorbing the What is needed, Grafton ...... " State News Staff Writer annua! debt accumulated said, is a full - time business manager by the electronics workshop since the at the electronics workshop. "It needs year - to - year Qturient Electronics Workshop, which was closed Tuesday, operation was thought to be a worthwhile service. continuity," he said. "It has to keep regular hours. Its history has Now, however, Grafton says he is dissatisfied with the business Hiay be closed permanently following an ASMSU Student Board management end of the workshop. been a year - after - year situation of the director down there not being able to run it." ^Th^electronia workshop is a student • run business that ASMSU, though, can't afford a full time business manager for - /GRIG/ pain students' TVs, radios, stereos and other audio ■ visual the workshop. After investigating the market with ASMSU at rmchigan state university ^Thnush the Student Board has not yet voted on the question, there is alrcady a "closed" on the workshoP do°r 326 Panel questions need Comptroller Richard Evans, Grafton said they concluded that a manager like the one they were looking for would cost ASMSU $12,000 plus benefits per year. PRESENTS"GREASE" "That's more than the service is worth," Ed Grafton has recommended that it be .Grafton said. of Abbott Road The workshop hasn't taken in any business since fall term. It is Wednesday, January 30, 8:15 p.m. Pd permanently, and all the workshop's equipment has been Pd to 307 Student Services Bldg. where prospective buyers S bid on it, said shop repairman Rick Bronson. Four may plan currently repairing or returning units brought in by students fall term. Bronson agreed that the in the University Auditorium Tickets available at the soon displace 13 as the unlucky number of East workshop was plagued by bad The workshop, said Grafton and Bronson, suffered from Lansing city planners - for highway lanes at least — as another management, but added that it did provide a valuable service to MSU Union Ticket Office . nie mismanagement and has run up a $1,918 deficit for 1973 road widening students. proposal was turned down by a city council Public: $7.50, 6.50, 4.00 !(Iki 1972 deficit of $2,100. advisory committee Monday night. Bronson, who received $3 per hour for working there, is now MSU Students: $3.75, 3.25, 2.00 "The electronics workshop was a good idea, in theory, and it The Environmental Quality and Aesthetics Task Force without a job. ... • .. Grafton said, "but in practice it just doesn't work. I've unanimously passed a motion recommending that city council Grafton said the blame for the or Broadway Series Ticket workshop's inefficiency and ,e to the conclusion that it should be permanently closed." reject a plan to widen Abbott Road between M 78 and Lake - ultimate failure could not be pointed at any single source. "It was Lansing Road from two to four lanes as part of an the whole system," he said. improvement USSreECE' earth cruising machines project to be funded through city and federal revenue. Task force members questioned the the road is surrounded need for four lanes, since by muckland which might not be The electronics workshop was established in 1969 and since then has been in the hands of three student directors. developed in the forseeable future. BETTER However, Associate City Planner Robert Owen, adviser to the THAN EVER! board, said that the city's comprehensive development plan VELOCIPEDE projects growth in that area. Once the land is valuable PEDDLER enough, the owner and developers 541 E. Grand River will put it into use," he explained. ^ Downstairs 351-7240 The task force > already had voted against two plans in the past three months for a county project that would widen a 2,000 foot LANSING CIVIC PLAYERS stretch of Kalamazoo Street near University Village from two to present this musical four lanes. by II The group also heard a presentation on a county solid - waste disposal program made by representatives of the of Natural Resources and the Michigan Dept. Ingham County Board of Commissioners. Meanwhile, task force vicechairman Eric Bauman, CURTAIN assistant in the Dept. of graduate Geography, is conducting an informal 8:30 PM investigation of the use of salt for de icing city streets. - "It appears that East Lansing has a fairly sensible salt policy, with salt being used PARTINGTON EDUCATIONAL CENTER primarily on state trunk lines, major city roads, hills and intersections." he said. S. 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Admission $1.50 Michigan State "Master American Cellist" with pianist DAVID GOLUB Vour tid' athletes receive that are not a break who has not best they can and meet Despite knowing which of his students man Underwood'* available to the ordinary are athletes, and he expressed abided by the requirements of expections, meet some student? The claim by students the same sentiment as several that class, who has not gone to hardships and go to class and rr, that athletes *n,dleave with a valid has run loud in recent years other University College class on a consistent basis and struggle through classes. degree, he is not certain that all who has not studied the two Anything less than that, and I athletes realize the that athletes are given breaks professors contacted Tuesday. meaning 0f "1 try to give every one of hours we require him to study think we cheat an athlete," he an education. by professors that others are Underwood said each night," Underwood added. this not given. my students a break," Hickok is particularly evident in MSU Asst. Athletic Director said. "1 would do everything 1 explained. Athletes may have a more some of the black athletes Clarence Underwood admits can for a student, because he's "I will never ask a professor personal access to problems, from the urban areas. to give that kind of person a whether they be academic, "A few of the black the assertion is valid. a human being, not because a athletes break," Underwood reiterated. financial or personal, and that don't understand the "There are some professors person is an athlete. I feel value of on this campus who are that's my job." "In fact, I'll suggest to the can be attributed to the education at this late date and In a class outline, Hickok professor to flunk him, simply structure of athletics. The it's not their fault, sympathetic to athletics and but the athletes and they recognize the stresses his availability to speak and clear. And I've done that NCAA and Big Ten bodies have system in which they were fact that we recruit with any student on any several times." rules for recruiting and reared in and many society itself" Professors call Underwood's eligibility standards and a Underwood marginal academic students," private matter and his explained! he said. "If an athlete were to willingness to lend any help he office frequently concerning position such as Underwood's "You try to motivate them athletes who have not attended is necessary to assure the and provide all kinds of go to class, where he be a * "This University must seem classes regularly and who have school does not violate the supportive services for them superathlete or just an ordinary athlete, I'm sure the professor big the University, they say lacked motivation. Those rules. and .. • some day they'll would is impersonal; yet I am a particular calls tend to excite "We need someone here to understand and recognize give him every chance the possible if he is attending class, person interested in your Underwood because of his view keep the University out of value of education," he added showing effort and making personal welfare and mental that academics are more trouble with these two It is Underwood's hope that contributions to the class. well - being. I have your best important than athletics. And governing agencies," athletes will return some Father of th "These professors are willing interests at heart," Hickok he does not like to play games with athletes who not Underwood said. "By virtue of and indicate appreciation day for to give another chance when states in his outline. are my position and being in the support provided by MSU's MSU asst. Athletic Director Clarence may be sympathetic to athletes as "they they recognize where the Athletes can not expect a charge of academics, I can athletic department. Underwood is the man Spartan athletes see recognize that we recruit many marginal athlete came from how he's blanket endorsement of "If you've been laying the identify with these students And maybe by that time about financial, academic or personal academic students." here and why he's here," support by Underwood when red carpet out for them to and they can feel free to come athletes will have earned more Underwood added. they get into academic walk on and are always giving in and talk about all kinds of than just a jock problems. Underwood said some professors image. Hairston By CHARLES JOHNSON ascends have an off night or a good night. All I know is that I'm necessary to help us win," he added. State News Sports Writer Though Hairston spent most of last season playing at the constantly out there trying to do my best and hopefully my best It was just a matter of time. forward position, (now - graduated Bill Kilgore held down the is what's best for the team." No phrase could better describe the way in which MSU's 6 - 7 center spot) he has found playing center enjoyable and a lot more Hairston acknowledged that while the boos from the crowd center. Lindsay Hairston, has emerged from the depths of a challenging. didn't have an overriding effect on his play, his attitude toward "It really doesn't make any difference what position I play," the game may have suffered. He feels that both his attitude and disappointing season last year to become the Big Ten's leading rebounder and a key figure in the Spartans' success this year. Hairston said. "The only difference is that at center you have to the team's attitude has taken a change for the better. Hairston, who came to MSU two years ago from Detroit do a lot more things on the court. I'm enjoying the game more "If people aren't on your back, you have less of a tendency to Kettering High School as one of the most heralded high school this year because we're winning and that's what it's really all get upset with minor things that may go wrong on the court. prospects in the country, is currently sporting a hefty 15.8 about. Instead of trying to find what's wrong, you find yourself looking rebounding average and is scoring at a 17.2 clip after seven games "I just hope we still have a lot of people supporting us, because for what's good and overlooking the bad. That's what we're doing in Big Ten play. The figures are a strong contrast to last year it's good for all the guys on the team. If the guys feel that the job now." when Hairston finished the conference season averaging 7.8 they're doing out on the court is appreciated, then it makes the As one of the "big name" players on the MSU squad, Hairston rebounds and 11.5 points. team want to do even better. We need to know that we have sympathizes with the players who don't get as much attention or The Spartans' 5 - 2 record, which has the team stationed in supporters," Hairston asserted. praise as he does. firm contention for the Big Ten title, has been directly influenced Throughout much of last season, Hairston was the target of "It's a shame that every player on our team doesn't get to play by Hairston's tremendous turnabout. boisterous crowd abuse, as his play failed to reflect the as much as he should, but its just that we have a very talented "I'm not doing ar^thing different from last year," Hairston expectations of him when he was recruited. bunch of guys," he said. "Right now, Lovelle Rivers and (Joe) contends. "It's just that my performance is having a greater "I didn't let it get me down," Hairston revealed. "I believe that Shackleton have enough talent to play on any Big Ten team. I have people in my corner who will always be there, whether I You've got to give them their share of the credit. impact on the team's performance. It's a matter of doing what's PAT FARNAN Ed Jones taken first in NFL draft; Spartan 6 • 7 center Lindsay Hairston goes high for a rebound (left) against Iowa, and at right, curls one in for a Victory sweet to forts of Ali n Simpson selected by Los Angeles bucket against Illinois. Hairston is a major reason why the Spartans currently sport a 5 • 2 record in Big Ten play. State News photos by Dave Olds and Craig Porter NEW YORK (UPI) - The National Football League clubs, . - 3, 235 - pounder from Tennessee State and Baltimore and the apparently wary of sudden competition from the new World New York Jets followed with a pair of giant defensive tackles, the Football League, Tuesday staggered through the second ■ longest Colts taking 6-7 , 248 - pound John Dutton of Nebraska and It was a fine night and a finer fight for the man in the rhinestone - studded cape. The winner, once again, Muhammad first round since the 1967 merger as they picked the prime beef of college football in the annual player draft. the Jets picking 6 - 6, 285 • pound John Barzilauskas of Indiana. St. Louis, running the clock down almost zero, named tight end Foreman slated to fight Ali. MSU's Bill Simpson was the first defensive back chosen. He J.V. Cain of Colooado and then the mixup occurred. The man waited a long time for this rematch. He endured two fights with Ken Norton merely out of necessity. He lost one. But was taken late Tuesday on the second round by Los Angeles. He was the only MSU pick through two rounds. New Orleans traded its No. 1 pick to Detroit for the Lions' No. 1 pick and reserve center Dave Thompson. The Lions, however, Ken Norton March 28 Ali wanted Joe Frazier. Monday night he got him. NEW YORK (UPI)-George claimed the deal was just for Thompson and did not involve their stadium, who had the backin The old Ali? No. Ali's gloves drooped and dangled at his waist, Foreman and Ken Norton will Most likely disturbed by the new league, which held a No. 1 choice and Commissioner Pete Rozelle was asked to make a of the Venezuelan governmen partly style, partly fatigue. And he danced. But it wasn't the Ali preliminary draft of 72 players last week, NFL clubs needed three ruling. He declared the trade valid as announced and New Orleans officially sign this morning for and Hank Schwartz, executir that decimated Henry Cooper, Zora Foley and Karl Mildenburger. hours and 45 minutes, including a 10 - minute delay caused by a was given Detroit's No. 13 pick on the first round, taking a heavyweight title fight to be vice president of Vidi He didn't have that perpetual motion. fouled up trade between Detroit and New Orleans, to compete held March 26, in Caracas, - linebacker Rick Middleton of Ohio State. The Lions are expected on Techniques, which put L But he still danced and the highly partisan Ali entourage Venezuela. the first of 17 rounds. to appeal the decision. package together. witnessing the fight via closed circuit TV at the Lansing Civic In the first two rounds, Tennessee State surprisingly led with Heisman Trophy winner John Capelletti was the 11th player As reported last Friday by Center danced with him. five picks and Ohio State was next with three. and third running back chosen when he was drafted by Los UPI, the fight will be staged in With each shot delivered by Ali, his empathetic followers the Dallas, as expected, opened by selecting Eddie Jones, the 6 - Angeles. new Polideportivo popped to their feet. A wave of optimism drenched them with foot 8, 260 • pound defensive tackle from Tennessee State. San • Two other Big Ten players were chosen in the first round, Ohio Stadium, , which can Meeting scheduled each connecting blow. Arm - swinging, fist - shaking bedlam Diego caused a mild surprise with the selection of fullback Bo State linebacker Randy Gradishar going to Denver and Michigan accommodate 1 5 ,000 prevailed. Mathews, a 6 - 3, 235 - pounder from Colorado. And the New defensive end Dave Gallagher going to Chicago. spectators. for women's tennis Don Dunphy's inimitable commentary was barely audible York Giants, also as expected, picked John Hicks, the lineman of Arizona State running back Woody Green was selected by The negotiations were throughout the fight over the volatile murmur of the crowd. the year fron Ohio State. Chicago, Kansas City and Southern California wide receiver Lynn Swann carried out by Aldemaro looking for a replacement at The last meeting for "And Frazier's face is swollen below the left eye," Dunphy middle linebacker for Dick Butkus, took Waymond Bryant, a 6 was grabbed by Pittsburg. Romero, president of the women wanting to try out to observed as a thunderous roar ensued. the women's varsity tenni It was the seventh round when the nasal - voiced Dunphy, a team will be 4:15 Thursday veteran of ring wars, detected the first signs of damage. The the lounge of the Women'i crowd and Ali had waited so long for that. leer Intramural Building. Ali did most of the holding in the clenches. It was obvious and at times it looked bad for Ali. In New York the aggresave fighter is awarded the points. Frazier was clearly the aggressor. But Ali seemed to be in control and his followers seemed to sense it. Ali held Frazier to control the fight. He couldn't afford to get By STEVE STEIN hopes prodded," the serious, soft - to try to lead people to Christ. the for learning experience outside mi faith and show that the Lord is State News Sports Writer spoken and unassuming Cahill He has blessed me enough to of the classroom. with me." caught in a corner. Punching it out flat • footed with "Smokin' To Spartan defenseman said. "I guess I always knew play and I pray that through "I have to try and find out "I love the game, it Joe" would have been the end. brougi,. Kelly Cahill, hockey is more there was a God, and playing experience and playing I can what I'm like inside myself," me close to God. It has been a than just a game he loves to hockey led me to religion." he said. "And I also have to teacher. I'm just Fans loved it play. Cahill classifies himself as an help and lead people to God." find out what other people are favor." returning the Despite the fact that When Ali got backed into a corner, he held on for dear life. So For it is through hockey "enthused Christian," who is hockey, a rough and brutal like. It's like starting all over Being the physical contact did his fans. But Frazier never really got rolling. that Cahill says he has learned very open about his feelings. here." game it is, sometimes hockey game at times, and religion do Frazier interspersed some real shots that stunned Ali in the about God. A philosophy major at MSU, much in The solidly built Cahill has not seem to have players lose their tempers and course of the fight. But in his own style, Ali controlled the fight. The 5 - 10, 185 - pound Cahill began thinking this way played in all 26 Spartan games common, Cahill believes that try to get back at the opposing Ali surely thinks so. He did it with masterful punching and freshman from Grand Rapids, while a junior in high school. be learned from so far this season. He has one much can players. discipline. In Lansing, the crowd loved it. Minn., plans to become an He says he wants to help bring playing hockey or participating goal and five assists for six "There are times I do "It had to be the man," 16 - year - old Barry Miller of Lansing Episcopal minister, a points on the get people to Christ. in athletics in general. year. mad, but its part of the game," declared. "Ali just used him the entire fight. Frazier got three, profession not usually "My philosophy is that God "Religion and sports are not "In this league there are no Cahill said. "I'm sure that maybe four rounds. It had to be the man." associated with athletes. created all this," he said. "This different life styles," Cahill "This is something within freshmen," Cahill, who has anger isn't good, but I'm Of course, Joe Frazier had fans at the Civic Center, too. Many is the Lord's game, as is said. been hurt by human. You don't fans. When the ex champion came out of his corner in the eighth myself, I haven't been football or chess. My calling is The defenseman was a some help your - inconsistency during the team in the penalty box." round, he jumped out. He was grinning confidently. The seventh highly recruited player, being season, believes. was a good round for Joe and he thought he had it going again. named all - state in Minnesota Cahill and his teammates are Even though a professional "Here comes Joe," Joey Flores, who drove from Albion to see during his junior and senior going up to Houghton this hockey career is far in the weekend, during the annual the fight, yelled. It's a l'unny thing about Frazier. Clearly a puncher more than Ali, Frazier w years in high school. He was an all - conference selection in the future, it is However, Cahill a possibility. said his goal is Winter Carnival festivities an artful boxer, Frazier has always had an undefinable Iron Range Conference both there, to face Michigan Tech, stigma to be a minister. attached to him. Maybe because he knocked off the people's choice. more than figh years, and was also an all - region and all - tournament "There are a lot of ifs," the WCHA's leading team, Friday night and Saturday And maybe Cyril McGuire, Lansing resident, put it best. selection in his junior year. Cahill said. "And, I can't play afternoon. "Frazier is the choice of the system," McGuire said. "He's their NEW YORK (UPI) - How much money did Muhammad Ali He said he narrowed down hockey forever. It depends In the and Joe Frazier make for their his final choice of schools to what God wants only other meeting boy. It was evident in that first fight. The referee's choice was stirring 12 - round battle of me to do." between the two schools this Minnesota and Michigan State. II clearly Ali. But the judges' assessment was a little flaky. That was Monday night? Cahill added that it takes season, the Spartans edged the my only doubt tonight. The judges." The exact figures won't be known for a while, but it would four years of "This is where the Lord seminary work to Huskies, 5 -4, in the final of For a nerve wracking 15 minutes after the final bell, all was ■ take a long time to count the dollar bills already waiting for become a minister. the Great Lakes wanted to put me," Cahill said. Invitational in conjecture. them. Detroit over winter break. "I know I made the right The icer wears a cross on the "Your winner," strained the ringside announcer and Their guarantee of $850,000 was a joke, for long before they choice because I feel at peace back of his immediately all was mum. "In a unanimous ..." That was all went into the ring, their 32'/j per cent each of the net of uniform, inside the The within myself. bottom part of his n umbei Spartans, in fourth they needed. On "u" the place erupted. everything far surpassed that total. five. Place, are hoping to stop the It's sad in a way that someone has to lose these classic battles. According to Bob Arum, Ali's attorney who also heads Top "I'm extremely happy here. red • hot Tech squad as This one was the most lucrative non title fight in history. Sad Rank, which controlled the ancillary rights, the preliminary It's a little ways away from "It wasn't put on to they - did two years inspire ago, when they for Joe Frazier. Sad for Frazier fans. But Fm an Ali fan and reports of the closed circuit TV gross was somewhere between home, but that's minor." the guys," he explained. "It whipped them twice during KELLY CAHILL happier than hell. $15.5 -$16 million, with a net of $8 million. Cahill placed emphasis on just helps me Winter Carnival weekend. proclaim my 1974 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, January 30, 1974 False fire alarms called harmful irm can it do to pull 'It got so that people in the dorm wouldn't even get up to was turned in 30 minutes later. Both Miller and Minetti said had turned in a false alarm. which turns skin blue when it TONIGHT * ,.ver on t that fire alarm see if there was a fire," Bob residents who do evacuate the is touched, Minetti said. eVtht, hall from your Minetti, Abbott Hall head building during false alarm In Abbot Hall, the false alarms ended abruptly when Turning in a false alarm is a 3 Plenty, campus police adviser, said. are a generally rather angry, but misdemeanor which carries a * * j only r.re and going °n* we're going to lose Minetti said he believed that about half of the false alarms in Abbott were turned in that it was hard to prove who public safety officials dusted all the fire alarms with powder fine of $100 and/or 90 jail, Badgley said. days in IS nponle " Lt. I,'erman A> by residents, and the other half by Dept. Of Public persons visiting the hall. ^■ious s thiss residence hall «weekend have made Two first false there alarms morning in Mayo Hall this Sunday were year, the Carol Campus police SPAGHETTI and residence hall for Lr„, begging Miller, Mayo Hall head adviser, ££ particularly conscious If the danger of false alarms. said. in o ^E«ht false alarms have been ■1 wintertoterm ,ported campus pohce began. Fall "My main nobody was concern was that moving," Miller said. The third floor of the man A 57 was • year - old Detroit arrested by Campus secretaries of Jewish people on campus, frequently professors, The man is who has an an ex • arrest convict, record SPECIAL hall did evacuate the Police Tuesday morning and told them he was Jewish 1 16 falst' alarms.were building the first time, she said, but no charges of panhandling. on and that he was "longer than my arm," one f/ported, including ax in one left when the second one The man approached soliciting for a Jewish fund, which he would police officer said. The Abbot Hall. not identify, police said. man was released on his own recognizance, pending at '1.00 When the secretaries allowed him into an office to talk with contact with the prosecutor's the stable: office. the person, he said that he was meet ya at Howe's.. an ex - convict from Detroit and that he needed money to BARNES JIP get back to Detroit. He then told the person that he should give him the money since they FLORAL ■Cb2 and wch cop a REAL sandwkh! are both Jewish. OF EAST LANSING KER=- Police did not know how many persons had given the man money, but they said they had first had contact with him make your reservations now for our Bridal Shows Please phone the Bridal Salon, second floor Downtown for reservations for our spring Bridal Show. Call 372-0200. ext. 427 or 266. Monday, February 4 or Friday, February 8 5 th floor Downtown See the newest in spring and summer fashions for the bride, groom and attendants in the fifth floor Auditorium. Downtown at 7 p.m. Be sure to register for a doorprize. Julia Grev Knapp's Bridal Consulatant Julia Grey, Knapp's expert Bridal Consultant, can help you plan he wedding you've always dreamed of. She can offer suggestions about attire for you and your wedding party, answer questions'about etiquette and much more. Receive a free wedding garter gift. Bridal Salon, second floor Downtown ■i&PP'* 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, January 30 | Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING... .by phil frank [ Apartments ]jf> Houses Rooms CHEVROLET 1973 - Three TRIUMPH TR4 1965. New clutch, 2 TO TAKE over lease or sublease bedroom 2 blocks from NEW TWO bedroom luxury. carpeted, air conditioning, all Fully 501 M.A.C. $65/month imiJ 4-door Irrtpala Sedans, six Belair new exhaust system. 25+ mpg. one included. Kitchen' f "■ campus. Stoddard Street. Call appliances including dishwasher. people. 353-7074. 3-2.'i Wagons. Full power, factory air. Best offer. 355-3209. 10-2-1 All 351-5205 or 482 7648. 3-2-1 Convenient to campus, and mechanically sound, company cars. Call AMERICAN riding stables. Free use of house. FEMALE own VEGA 1973 HATCHBACK, Low room 1 RED 1 OR 2 MEN for extra large $195/month. Phone 393-1283 CROSS, 484-7461. 5-2-4 PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services Bldg. CHEVY WAGON 1968. 6 cylinder, mileage, mint condition. $2100. Call 1 468-3362 after 6 p.m. modern furnished apartment near campus. 353-9127, or 882-7410. 5-2-4 S5T77,h4.2Nr,hroUH 3-1-31 332-3844. 5-2-5 WOMAN. OWN $66.66 / good gas mileage. Best offer over room. For Sale "AUTOMOTIVE $225. Call after 5 p.m. VOLKSWAGEN 1959 ■ 1965 ONE ROOM studio utilities. Spring. More 489-9342. 3-1-31 info - call ^ 655-1136. 5-2-5 apartment. ENGINE. Solid. Not a rust Scooters & Cycles Furnished, modern. Walk to Parts & Service CHRYSLER 1967 - Newport, bucket. Best offer. 485-0409 or 675-7160. Ask for Dan. 3-2-1 campus. $145 / month. Call MALE NEEDED to share 4 man SEWING machine clear J Aviation custom 4-door, good condition. 351 6839. 3-2-1 house. Immediate 351-6858. 3-1-31 occupancy. $49*9 5. ;n, „„ntn,, $400. 339-9021 or see at 7227 selection of VW BUG 1968. Low mileage, good 1 BEDROOM NEWLY reconditioned j "EMPLOYMENT M-78 Sunoco, East Lansing. - machines. condition. 882-9945, after 6 646 SOUTH FOSTER 2 Singers, 5-1-30 remodeled, furnished. Utilities - •FOR RENT p.m. 3-2-1 bedrooms. Full basement. Necchi s, New Noun, and J included, $175 month. Call ~ others." Apartments CORVETTE 1961 - Good 372-8561 for appointment. $180/month plus deposit. $19.95 to $$I Houses Motorcycles <&> 5-2-5 882 5942. 5-1-4 Rooms condition, new 327-375 horsepower engine. 351-7504. 'ACCORDING TO t)UK RESUME DISTRIBUTING 115 North CoiLl EAST SIDE, 2 or 3 bedrooms, Was ♦FOR SALE IUY THAT SPRING you WERE HEAV/tr INVOLVEP IN $150. Lease negotiable. 489-6448.C 3 131 CUTLASS S, 1970 - 2-door, 676-1557. 5-1-31 Animals 28,000 miles, light blue, good MOTORCYCLE NOW. New POLITICAL INACTIVITY AND TWO BEDROOM hosue on lake, 5 CONVERTIBLE WASNJ Mobile Homes 1974's in stock. Yamaha, BMW. miles from campus, $135 / OWN ROOM. $60 plus utilities. Whirlpool, sink or perr condition, $1700. 373-4846, ♦LOST & FOUND Monday - Friday. 5-2-5 and Rickmans. Complete line of STUDENT APATHY./.. month. One bedroom eastside, 210 South Fairview. Call hook-up. 8 lb load | parts and accessories. SHEP'S features $130, Three ♦PERSONAL carpeted, appliances, $130 / 372 2753. 3-1-31 MOTOR SPORTS. INC. 2460 glass top living rooir CUTLASS SUPREME 1970 month. 351-0997. 3-2-1 ♦PEANUTS PERSONAL mileage, excellent condition. - Low North Cedar. Just south of I-96 I; COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES'BOX 9411-BERKELcY. CA 94709 ST. LAWRENCE area. 3 bedroom $100,339-8177.21 30 ' Fully equipped, except air. Best overpass. Phone 694-6621. TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS semi - furnished, garage, $225. ♦REAL ESTATE offer over $1,750. 882-9153. C-4-1-31 484-3302. 4-2-1 GUILD FLATTOP guitjf" ♦RECREATION 3-1-31 Auto Service Employment pi Employment pi Brand new. 676-4601.3-1-31 Must s ♦SERVICE / immediately. 3-2-1 Call 351-7166. NEED ONE female to share townhouse. Own room. new CUTLASS SUPREME 1969. 4 Instruction 1973 speed. Must sell. Make offer. Call CLEAN CUT young men who want 349-2022. 3-1-30 HOOVER CANNISTL Typing Service Pat. 351-0116. 3-1-31 MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East to work in Lansing's newest and DUPLEX FOR mature or retired sweeper with attachments (I most exciting nite club, THE faculty couple. 2 bedrooms, WOMAN NEEDED own DENNIS DISTRIBUTE ♦TRANSPORTATION Kalamazoo Street since 1940. - BABYSITTER WANTED POINT AFTER. Apply Alex's bedroom. Large house. $65 plus 393-1510. C 2 1 31 DATSUN 1200, 4-speed, excellent Complete auto painting and brick, quiet, garage, all separate. ♦WANTED weekdays, my home. Haslett. downtown, Lansing. 16-1-31 utilities, 484-1042. 355-5831. condition. Best offer. 351-5974,' collision service. 4854256. Walk to campus. $200. Call 339-9606. 5-1-31 3-2-1 SPECIAL VALENTINE sal 485-5083. 2-1-31 C-1-31 332-8556. 3-2-1 TELEPHONE HELP wanted. the GYPSY WAGON Most J ♦♦RATES" RESI FORD LTD 1967. Excellent DENT. MANAGERS - $2/hour plus commission. UNIVERSITY VILLA, 2 bedroom, WOMAN GRADUATE or antiques, clothes, jewelry, J Married couple to manage East professional student. Share 3 discounted. 220 Albert II engine, good body, $600. Phone Hours, 1-5 p.m. or 5-9 p.m. Call $212. Available immediately, 332-4667, after 5 p.m. 5-1-31 Lansing apartment. No children for appointment, 487-5953. furnished. 351-6148. 3-2-1 bedroom house with one other. Lums) 12-2-14 no. or pets. Housing and salary. 3-2-1 $67/month + % utilties. n nc 1.1 days ay 332-5330.1-5 p.m. 5-1-31 words FORD 1965. 289 automatic, good ONE MAN needed now. Two 45 USED SEWING Machines J condition, radio, heater, $150. TELEPHONE OPERATORS bedroom, own room, pool, golf, /aggers and Straight si 1 3 5 10 355-2880.3-1-31 REPAIR & PARTS GIRLS AND GUYS, attractive, for needed for short-term, $12.50 and up. 23 used1 full time lake, Haslett area. Call 20% discount valet parking service. 339-2384. 3-2-1 c leaners, Uprights 10 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 on employment. Work from own 1 MALIBU 1968, Good all - around Requirements: must have TWO: SHARE upstairs of co-ed cannisters, $7.50 a VW parts home. Experience helpful. Call 12 1.80 4.80 7.80 15.60 driver's license, be 18 or older. condition. Must sell THE EASTER SEAL SOCIETY. NEED MALE to sublet Cedar house on bus line. $55/month. makes and models. E LECtH 9.75 Check Apply at ALEX'S 15 2.25 6.00 19.50 immediately! $750. 353-7471. our repair RESTAURANT, upstairs, main 882-0211.3-2-1 Village 4-person. Available 337-0611.3-2 1 GRAND, 804 East H 18 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 3-1-30 March 15. 351-3651. B-1 1-30 Lansing. Daily 9-5, Saturday! prices lobby. Appear in person EAST SIDE - Prospect. Nicely 12. 0-2 1-31 20 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 FEMALE ROOMMATE needed to between 1-4 p.m. 5-2-1 MUSTANG 1967 - Six cylinder, Cedar & Kalamazoo sublease Cedar Village 4-woman NEED TWO girls for Twyckingham furnished four bedroom. 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 3;:.50 stick, new tires, economical 485 2047 - spring. Quiet. 332-0185. 5-2-5 apartment, spring term. Call Available immediately. $225 plus AKAIA CR80T 8-tracl LPN OR RN. needed, Monday • transportation. $425. 694-1605 332 4362. 5-2-5 utilities. Call to see. 351-1191. player / recorder D EADLINE Friday, 8-S for home care of 1 or 353-9400. *2-1 VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR Our price WAITRESSES ATTRACTIVE speakers $200 or bes P.M. one class day elderly women. Two months, - is right. See us first. IMPORT APARTMENT FOR RENT - One Turntable BSR 310 $40 tij before publication. starting immediately. East of ONE- PERSON for house, own Call 351-3625. 3-2 1 MUSTANG 1967. GOOD shape. 6 AUTO REPAIR. 485-2047. employment in Lansing's newest bedroom, unfurnished, except Grand Ledge. Office phone cylinder. Snow tires. $150. 0-1-1-30 and most exciting nite club, for stove and refrigerator, room. On South Foster. 372-1910 extension No. 282, 372-9371. 5-2-5 THE POINT AFTER. Apply at married couples only. No pets. 371-1599. 3-2-1 Peanuts Personal ads home phone 627-6693. 3-1-30 WANTED: USED Volkswagens. Alex's, Michigan Avenue, All utilities paid. $145. must be pre-paid. MUSTANG 1965. PERFECT Best price in Lansing. IMPORT Lansing. 8-2-8 489-5593. 4-2-4 ROOMMATE NEEDED large WAITRESSES - BARTENDERS, engine and body. Small six, AUTO PARTS AND REPAIR. house. Near campus, own MACINTOSH, SONY / cocktail experience. Attractive, Cancellations/ Corrections automatic. New shocks, brakes, 485-2047. 0 1-1-30 BARTENDERS - CLEAN cut SOUTH LANSING near 1-96. bedroom. Phone 371-3520. Sylvania, Speakers. Fischerf sharp gals, 18-35 years. Apply at 12 class exhaust. FM stereo tape deck. Attractive, 1 bedroom, 3-2-1 Ranch 22 noon one day THE OLD ICEBOX, 217 South young men for Lansing's newest receivers $450,351-8525. 3-2-1 TIRES, 4 F-78x14 six ply tread, and most exciting nite club, furnished. Bus, library, stores, 6010 and 4070G ri before publications. Bridge, Grand Ledge. 627-2106. WOMAN NEEDED - share room. four ply side. One E-78x14 four THE POINT AFTER. Apply at $130. References. No pets decks. Sony TC125 ci 5-2-4 Large house, close to campus. OLDSMOBILE 442 1970. 4 speed 663 8418. 3-2-1 ply tire. All mounted and _J ALEX'S, Michigan Avenue, deck, Toyo 8 track The State News will be Hurst. Power steering, AM/FM balanced on Pontiac rims. $100. Call after 5, 351-7168.3-2-1 PART TIME Lansing. 8-2-8 deck. Sony 1010 ar sales help wanted. stereo. $1300 or best offer. ONE responsible only for the Call 355-0835. 5-2-1 Possible full time later. Call HOLT - bedroom, 3 BEDROOM NEWLY triatrion black and w 332-3787. 5-1-30 refrigerator and range furnished. first day's incorrect 349-1410 between noon and 5 ARE YOU "Putting hubby Car 8 track and cassette plafl remodeled, $200 / month plus insertion. OLDSMOBILE 1968, 88. Power ENGINE 10,000 - 326 Pontac. Rebuilt, miles, excellent through?" Earn money + have fun. Openings Couples only. $145 / including utilities. 393-7396, or 393-7480. utilities. Phone 372-8561 for and tapes. 50 Woven J in National appointment. 5-2-5 tapestries, scenery ai steering, power brakes, air and condition. $125 or best offer. 5-1-5 Bills are due 7 days from new tires, $650. 489-4063, after ESCORTS WANTED for Executive Sportwear Company, Call Polaroid 35mm camera | Call 355-0835. 5-2-1 625-3348.675-5323. 3-1-31 lenses. Sewing machines$4! Escort Service. Phone 372-0567. 6:30 p.m. 5-2-5 0-1-31 ONE MAN needed for 4/man. Rooms New condition, g BODY REPAIR. Quality, reduced Immediate occupancy. ENTERTAINER WANTED for guitar and band e rates to students. VAN WORLD. 351-0945. 5-2-4 weekend bus tours. Ideal for Close out specials. Any nei 645-2123. 0-7-1-31 PART TIME sales. Own car necessary. Hours flexible. J. folk singer. Salary plus lodging. EAST LANSING - one bedroom, YMCA - ROOMS FOR Young Men Call WILCOX SECONDHAj Call Mr. Atchley oV Mr. or Women. Student rates, STORE, 509 East \ SAVE $8.45 ON a case of Castrol - Murphy, 351-1560. 5-1-31 unfurnished. Available spring Dzikowicz 351-3330. 5-2-1 PINTO 1971. 2 door, radio, 2000 GTX - motor oil. CHEQUERED term. 351-5016 evenings. 3-1-31 membership privileges. Parking, Lansing. 485-4391. Trades i| EXPERIENCED TELEVISION color TV, lounge, pool, gym. a ways, bank cards 8a.| engine. 224 Gunson after 4:30 FLAG, 2605 East Kalamazoo MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL 489-6501.0 1-31 5:30 p.m. C 31 31 pm. 3-J-1 Street, one mile west of campus. serviceman, some stereo ENGINEERS urgently needed 487-5055. C-10-1-31 experience necessary. Apply in AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite at STEREO SHOPPE, by Lansing vicinity firm. 4-2-1 OWN ROOM, furnished, close, ANTIQUE CLOCK, V - 1968, PINTO RUNABOUT 1972 - 4 person $600, negotiable. Tape player. 543 East Grand River, East Require Bachelors degree, M.E. female. $40 per month. Call chime $70. Antique rocker^ Call 337-0584. 4-2-1 speed. Good mileage. New paint job. 482-8372.3-1-31 Employment yf Lansing, c-5-1-30 or E. E. Fresh out June 1973 or December graduates to work in TWO ROOM efficiency. Capitol 332-0202. 1-1-30 Fisher speakers 332-0572. 31 31 area. Carpeted, appliances. ASSISTANT MANAGER or shift engineering, marketing position. $90/month. 1 and 2 bedrooms PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BMW 1972,, Volkswagen 1973. PLYMOUTH 1969 Fee paid. Salary $10,800 - MASSEUSES NEEDED to do body supervisor for rehabilitation gas also available. Call after 5 p.m. SOUTH, near Michigan Avenue. DRUM SET, 1 Excellent condition, many ROADRUNNER. 4-speed, station. Must be reliable, honest, $11,520. Call Linda Kaye, 351-0997. 3-1-31 Quiet for student, near bus line, Zilgian cymbols, $600, 1 special features. Best offer. 47,000 miles, $1100. Call Personnel Careers, 489-1441. 332-5476. 5-2 4 and have good head for figures. $15/week plus deposit, Phone 482-8798, after 5:30. 5-2-4 349-0894. 3-1-31 Appointments for in C.M.E.A. 4-1-31 GIBSON SG plus amplifier! 372-0567 between 12 -6 p.m. Call 371-3662 for interview. 627-5454. 5-2-4 LANSING, SOUTH, 2 bedrooms, 0-1-31 3-1-31 Ask for Jan. Call 484-: PONTIAC 1963. Excellent unfurnished, has stove, For Rent BMW 1965 $1400. 4-door, top condition, Also 1969 FIAT 850 condition. muffler. Call New tires and SALES OPPORTUNITY open. ATTRACTIVE, PERSONABLE *£ refrigerator. Fully carpeted. $155 plus deposit. Married ROOM CLOSE to campus. $22.50 per week. Room and board. 5-24 393-6594, after PIONEER QX 8000A Recewi Queens Way to Farfiion clothing. young ladies for Lansing's most 332-8641. 5-1-30 Sport. Perfect i $650. 489-6886. 5:30 p.m. 3-2-1 couples only. 371-3088. 3-2-1 3-1-30 Call 651-5542 or 651-6157. exciting nite club. THE POINT TV AND STEREO rentals $24/ just like new. Will sacn«| AFTER. Apply Alex's SUBLET 2-3 MAN spring term, FIVE PERSON 351-8578. 3-1-31 15-2-19 term; $9.95 month. Free same - HOUSE, single PONTIAC 1968 LeMans. 350, downtown Lansing. 16-1-31 10% discount, 731 Apartments, - BUICK 1970 - ESTATE Wagon. day delivery and service. Call room, kitchen, garage, utilities. automatic, air condition, bucket HOUSEKEEPER WANTED. Own Burcham, 351-3779. 3-1-31 $75. 371-1906. BL-1-1-30 SMITH CORONA typewriter Doctor owned second car — like TELEPHONE NEJAC, 337-1300. C-1-31 seats. $500 or best offer. Call MARKETING. $3 transportation. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 5 office size manual, $45 new, all extras! 13-15 mpg. 355-0835. 5-2-1 guaranteed per confirmed days per week. Cleaning and EAST LANSING one bedroom NEED ONE liberal person, own total elertm portjble, I Apartments - $1995. 349-9310. 3-1-31 appointment. 394-1100. c-1-31 THUNDERBIRD 1966.428 engine, some babysitting. East Lansing furnished apartment. Quiet. room. 2 blocks campus. Phone 393-7909, alter 51 area. 351-8636. 3-2-1 Unlimited parking. Rent 337-0749 after 5 p.m. 3-1-31 5-1-30 CADILLAC 1966 - DAMAGED. new Holly carburetor, radial BABYSITTER TO work my home, Must sell. Best offer over $50. tires, AM/FM radio, power 5 evenings. $40/week, 3 $30,000 A YEAR by age 30. If you NEED 1 GIRL immediately for 332-1218. 3-2-1 windows and door locks. children. 349-1641.4-2-1 Condition is like new. Will be a have talent and personality, see Twyckingham 4-girl. 332-5245. aua QS 0_ m CASH FOR used Volkswagens. Will classic. $600. Call 676-1896. us. PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE BABYSITTER: for 2% year old girl 3-1-30 CROSSWORD □as noiji ATM COMPANY & PRUDENTIAL pay top price! Call Dillon Blair, 1-1-30 PROPERTY 8. CASUALITY in East Lansing, 2-3 days per SHARE FOUR woman in luxury CAPITOL L.C.C. area. Upper two PUZZLE HUB m so LUII bedroom furnished. No children 694-8154. 5-2-5 will be interviewing January week. 351-7117 evenings. 2-1-30 apartment, $50/month. Free bus maciR | BE or DODGE REAL KEP. pets. TOYOTA CORONA Deluxe 1971 30-31. Call MSU placement service. 349-2473. 5-2-4 ESTATE. 482 5909. 4-2-1 ACROSS uraaans ATTENTION - Air, $1,700 or best offer. Call 393-9773. 5-1-31 Bureau for appointment. An WANTED - INDIVIDUAL to work full time on temporary basis GIRL 1. Highways 25. Lard 26 Bushy clump EO □□□ □iu xjI* Equal Opportunity Employer. February March as a special NEEDED Americana spring term, GIRL NEEDED IMMEDIATELY, 6. Indian 27. Vineyard sp 2-1-30 - Apartments. Three girl, winter / spring. oaaa 0 TRIUMPH TR-6 1970 - Lady projects coordinator. Qualifications: pleasing 351-0905.3-1-31 Twyckingham sublease. 351-3270. 3-1-30 11. money Fallacies 28 Stake 29 Greeting EG3B 03 1 sen owner, good gas mileage. Call TALENTED LEAD guitar needed personality, and the ability to NEED ONE man for 4-man, 3 13. Glove leather 31. Bargain hunter uronnao 882-0921, after 5 p.m. $1700. for working country rock group. converse on the phone. Call bedroom, 2 bath. Meadowbrook NEED ONE Female for 4-person in 14. Trek 33. Laborers □fflnnao |; 5-2-4 372-1973. 3-1-31 3940075. 7-2-7 Trace. 394-2826. 5-1-30 Cedar Village - spring. 332-0240. 16. 17 Dry Wife of 34. Sign of the ebejd i zodiac 3-1-30 Osiris OWNERS OF AMERICAN COMPACT AND SUB Hotv 18. Turkish us'* 6. Equally COMPACT CARS to form your own car pool COZY QUIET apartment, one spring, bedroom summer. caliph 20. Letters 37. Trees 39. Compliment 1. Dilatory 2. Prayer 7 Gist 8 Sea Hffl* I $175. Call 332-0942. 3-1-30 21. Phoebus 9 Developed I As public service at a no charge, the State News will provide a free classified 22. Orbiting 10 Collections J advertisement for those people who would like to set up or join a car pool. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. radio beacon i: Outset Furnished two bedroom 24. Tin symbol 15 Utmost Americana hyperbole I Driving? or Riding? apartment. One _ _ 2 T- it i?r T 'T¬ h 9 10 19. Bury f %% block to campus, 351-0940. 3-1-38 22 Color ot * I From 11 il ir moleskin | 23. Toper NOW YOU TOO _ a-m" Returning TWO BEDROOM, furnished Mobile 'H IS- Backward I CAN GET THE SAME p.m. Time? RENTAL TOWNHOUSES Homes. $25 - $35/ week. Ten minutes to campus. Quiet and 17 18 % •9 Jo >5 Necklace | Divers' HIGH QUALITY SERVICE AS The State News will not accept responsibility for arrangements or conduct of * Convenient to MSU peaceful on a lake. 641-6601 ll % 7T 28. disease I SPORTS CAR OWNERS participants. and shopping OR-1-31 % 1 29. Boiler Hospital I I %% i6 30. AT: The information requested below must be supplied in order for ad to appear. ♦Air conditioning * Carpeted Houses % W % w 5l> 31 physician I Treaty I Full Name _ * Full basements 'ft Jl % W- % 33 organiflt"! % gf«sB * Clubhouse and 32 Blue \RECISK)N Address play areas WAVERLY ROAD South. New 2 bedroom, $210/month. Fully - 3N b % 33 ci»ii general I r /IMPORTS City Now taking applications carpeted, central air condition, drapes included. Phone 57 %3T 39 % 34, Preoccupiefc 1206 Oakland Call for Appt. 351-0460 394-0055 or 351-4053. 10-1-31 Ml V/< Ml n 3b Hovei 38 ConvenedJ I •This coupon may be brought in or mailed to: Car Pool Classifieds, 347 Student 40. Prospe'®T 1% Services Equal Housing Opportunity EAST SIDE. Two IV 4-4411 Building. No phone calls accepted. or three MM 46 times 11 A.M.-6 bedroom, unfurnished, house. Mysell P.M., MON.-FRI. Stove and 42. "THE SMALL CAR PEOPLE" •Family applications only refrigerator, carpeted 349-1540. 4-2-1 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, January 30, 1974 13 Fir Site for Sale ^ Mobile Homes Personal / L.CO SYSTEM Macintosh, p~ Security falters as money pinch threatens tenure Vi speakers with equalizer, 1-C 489-3025. 3-2-1 expando. r?12x60 Colonial decour,^ ALPHA XI Delta is holding (continued from page 1) officials, the Office of retirements for tenured Of course, all else has not l^.sss membership interview January u washer I dryer, dishwasher, air (tenure) terms if conditions Institutional Research is faculty, granting no tenure to held constant. Enrollments _ 29, 30, 31. Only the most I SriS^ dolbyizer, TEXAS beyond its control, such as presently studying possible anyone for 10 years or University wide increased by ■ INSTRUMENT SR-10 wUh°P qualified need apply. Call abrupt declines in enrollment, so, I gin Advent speakers, Sony new. $86.25. Hairy Reasoner King TlrT^SI. 337-9748 for an appointment. drastic loss of income or ways of cutting down the high percentage of tenured faculty, granting tenure to only 50 per only seven - tenths of 1 per ■ ,ft.r 5.5-2-1 Call J-l. 351-9237. ?m,'3.2Rrd 81 353 ?649' 79 489-97M! 42-1 3-1-31 conditions that result in a according to William Simpson cent of those eligible and setting quotas over which cent last fall and have been dropping in the colleges of Arts FREE A Lesson in complexion drastic curtailment or of that office. and ... departments may not grant Letters, Social Science and HUMANIC SKI boots 1~1QH [ LOSt ft FOMld—'L—\J Q| care. Call 484-4519, East abandonment of programs or tenure. Education. K8KB6 medium. 210 cm wooden skis Michigan The study, which should be or 485-7197 Lansing activities, make it necessary to Eric. 332-5555. 5-1-31 Mall. MERLE NORMAN do so." complete in about two weeks, Persons "Roughly, we're assuming who will gain FIND SOMETHING COSMETIC STUDIOS. C-3-1-31 seeks to gauge the effects, 15 \ eartn cruising rrachines FIREWOOD DRIED oak / If you've found a pet or article of Unknown to faculty things will stay very stable here tenure in the future will merely years from now, if the for the next 15 years, much replace tenured faculty who hickory, seasoned. 4' x 8' x 18". value, we want to help you return Peanuts GUARANTIED $20 plus $2 deliver fee within 20 't. Just come into the State News Personal]| | Typing Service University undertook certain alternatives to reduce tenured like the steady state situation resign, retire or die, keeping REPAIRS nules. 663-4701. 6638813. Classified Department and tell us faculty. These alternatives, MSU is now in, not growing or the percentage of tenured 5131 losing population," Simpson faculty fairly constant, WHILE YOU vou want to place an ad in EAST DEAR MRS. Neat Lady, looking Simpson said, include earlier said. Simpson said. EXPERIENCED IBM typing. WAIT ANTIQUES & UNIQUES. Buy and a STAT^ BANK'S ,ound forward to a great time tonight. sell 220 Albert Street „„ i» ^ As 8 Mrvice EAST Nice Person. 1-1-30 Dissertations, (Pica-Elite). VELOCIPEDE STATE "«"< «' FAYANN, 489-0358. C-1-31 the ad at no cost to PEDDLER you! ISi&m BICYCLES Various ALL colors Ten and Speeds. sizes, c,31 STATE BANK Real Estate m COMPLETE THESES Discount printing. IBM typing Service, Health maintenance held back by state law and binding of theses, Lest top quality selection of Simplex De-railer, center - pull' HORSE OWNERS. Excellent set-up publications. resumes, (continued from page 1) brakes, high quality at Dealer's 117.7 Across from is: What do enrollees stand to to receive H previously u«"ei1 iwchwidln. for horses plus new ranch home benefits, say I p.'",, i ■■ f.trrs. turntables, cost. Forced warehouse sale. 9 • OUND FRATERNITY pin in on twenty campus, Grand corner M.A.C. and average $35,000 to $40,000. gain after spending an average proponents of HMOs. 4:30 p.m., Monday acres. Only 20 River, below Jones Ig assette and reel - to ■ Friday, 8 Science Building, minutes from campus. All for However, additional annual premium of $358 for a A complex HMO plan could a.m. 12 p.m. Saturday. D & C twtvveen 8-5. C-3-1-31 Stationery Shop. Call I reel recorders 25 car tape decks. under $60,000. Call Carla COPYGRAPH SERVICES, recompense comes in the form family of four? even include optometry, 0 jrs, tapes 1200 albums, acoustic and electric. sl?th^ar £lT' F0UND JANUARY 16. Lady's Merschman, 349-9802 or HDI REALTORS. 349 3310. 2-1-31 337-1666. C-1-31 of $5,000 to $10,000 in fringe benefits such as liberal The Columbia (Md.) Medical mental health care, nursing and dental work in the package 0-3-1-30 wrlst watch near Kellogg Plan, affiliated with Johns I Amplifiers tops and bottoms, PA Center, 484-5272. C-3-1-31 retirement plans, profit sharing deal. And nurses and TYPING DONE in my ■ systems, musical instruments, 605 CHARLES. Faculty home. 504 Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, PHOTO GRAY lens • bifocal TIT" per page up to 10 pages. 404 per and life and malpractice nutritionists would even make ■ and accessories Head supplies, or neighborhood, 3 bedrooms, 1J4 saves consumers $170 a year, ■ tapestries. TV's, watches, single vision. OPTICAL L0ST: BLUE jacket in men's IM. baths, family room, large living page over 10 pages. 489-2128. insurance. To recruit new or 32 per cent of what house calls. DISCOUNT 2615 East Michigan, Re,Urn ,0 201A Men's IM- no 0-4-1-31 doctors to a plan in California, they ■ diamonds, power and hand room, fireplace, carpeted, and would pay for comparable care But there are drawbacks. An I toois. wheels and ties, guns, bow Lansing. 372-7409. C 4-1-31 „C|UeSI,0nS aSked 5'2"1 the HMO company there offers renovated throughout. New under typical health insurance. MSU advertising class found TYPING. DISSERTATIONS, term ■ and arrows, furniture, leather redwood deck. $26,500, possible free use of a company - leased oats Also we repair portable SONY TC- 10 Auto cassettedeck" L°ST MEN S rin* Gold "i,h to assume 7'/>% contract. By papers. Experienced. 45-554 Mercedes or Cadillac. The same The problem is that most that 29 percent of the Lansing 'V's stereo's, and tape decks. Excellent condition. $75 Phone «1uare black onyx stone. Old owner. 337-2594. 3-2-1 page. 332-2987. 3-2-1 firm offers subscribers a fried health insurance plans are residents they interviewed 332-2787.5-2-1 English initial in diamond about HMOs would not make ■ DICKER 4 DEAL setting. Priceless sentimental TYPING WANTE D. 80< page single chicken, Atlantic magazine actually "sickness" insurance. the usually required switch of ■ SECONDHAND STORE, 1701 SKI PACKAGE Fischer VP's Va'Ue and revvard' 337-7426, Recreation space, 404 double. Phone reports. To benefit, subscribers must be ■South Cedar Lansing. 487-3886. physicians to join a health boots, bindings, poles, ski rack anytime. 3-1-30 484-8043. 1-1-30 Barring poultry ill, injured, pregnant or - in I Master Charge and Bank $110,337-0685 3 1 30 plan. And many HMOs have ■ Amencard accepted Open 9 • 9 ~~ inducements, the next question many instances — hospitalized FOUND: GOLD wire rim glasses SUN, WARM breezes, white sands IRENE ORR - Theses, term long waiting times for routine ■ Monday. Wednesday and Friday, FIREWOOD office visits and Dry, seasoned hard between Eppley and Owen on and fun can be yours for eight papers, general typing. Formerly non - urgent ■other nights until 6 p.m. wood. 4' x 8" x 16" - 18". $20 Shaw 332-5980. C-2-1-31 wonderful days. Enjoy! Jamaica with Ann Brown. Call 482-7487. surgery. | C 4-1 31 delivered. Evenings, 351-2756 $259. or Hawaii $329. Call ITB WHAT S3 ^ For students, a 10-2-4 FOUND: BASENJI ASMSU TRAVEL 353-0659 or yearly tan mixed, seven KNEISSL Magic 77, year old dog, with injured 353-2473. 8-2-1 problem would be summer leg. PROFESSIONAL IBM dissertation ■)95cm with bindings. $48. Call 353-0560. C-2-1-31 vacations if their parents lived typing. MA English degree •©5PEEC6 ■355-684 7 3 1 30 . in other cities. While HMOs MARTY SKI UTAH NORTH, 351-3487 ■TIQUE TRUNKS beautifully Personal / C-1-31 contract with other hospitals earth cruising machines for emergency care, they do (restored Large selection. COLORADO EXPERIENCED TYPIST, Okemos. not ■882-9157.3-1 1 cover physician services FEBRUARY SPECIAL PREGNANT? WE understand. Call Spring Break IBM (pica or elite type). outside the area. 'us. 373-6726 weekdays or 349-1773 Happening must he received in the questions ■JLONIAL TYPE desk and chair. PREGNANCY March 15-27 about life? Join South ■ Excellent Complete Overhaul COUNSELING. 372-1560. evenings and weekends. 0-1-1-30 State News office. 341 Student Collegiate l-ellOwship at 9:15 Political problems are condition. $65. Call * OR-1 31 Alia * Park City Services Bldg., by I p.m. at least tonight in 34 Union as the group precluding the establishment of 8.5-1-31 ' two class days before publication. studies the book of John. Snowbird TYPING TERM papers, theses, HMOs in Michigan. The seven '16* * Steamboat - No announcements will be accepted BOARD EXAM TUTORING etc. IBM Springs Selectric, II. by phone. Wonders Hall proudly announces existing HMOs in the state are KAPLAN TUTORING COURSES Experienced. 489-1058. 8-2-8 VELOCIPEDE •27400 incudes The Renaissance the return of Sam Spiegel for an regulated under the 1939 law now being formed for the coming of for Crt which established Blue Cross evening of trivia, from 8:30 to PEDDLER LSAT, MCAT, DAT Board exams. ANN BROWN typing and multilith Anachronism teaches medieval and 11:30 p.m. Thursday in the grill. 541 E. Grand River For information call 313-354-0085. and Blue Shield. This restricts ^ ALL Lifts tor 9 days skiing offset printing. Complete .service Renaissance dance at 8:30 p.m. Admission free. Everyone's invited. V "owners J'j 1 /.'4u J 0-1-1-30 ALL Food for entire trip for Thursdays in Union parlor A. A any groups considering profit - ALL Accomodations dissertations, theses, GUNS,, RIFLES, and handguns of ALL manuscripts, general typing. IBM Free U class and new people are The Gay Married Men will hold making HMOs, including Transportation all kinds. Buy, trade and sell CREATIVE WEDDINGS - X - Country, Equip, supplied. - 24 years experience. 349-0850. Provincial House Inc. of KM, ELECTRIC portable ■ typewriter. Good condition, BEST year 'round prices in state-wide, natural portraits, Sauna, Swim, Cook • outs, Many C-1-31 The Open Door holding a Lansing, which has considered passports. LUKE i. today in 309 Student Servici ■ $120 485-78 39, after 4 p.m. Southern Michigan. BOB'S GUN ning establishing one. Gov. Milliken SHOP, 2412 South Cedar Call PHOTOGRAPHY. 351-6690. PROFESSIONAL IBM typing (Pira starting today through Sunday. For has strongly urged HMO it come - First SerVi 371-2244. OR-1-31 C-7-1-31 Elite). 11 further information, call the Open legislation to bring Michigan - years experience. SANDI, 339-8934. C-1-31 Door, located at the First Church ■TRACK TAPES only $2,99 of the into line with 11 other states ■ GULLIVER STATE DRUG. COMPLETE MATCHING drum set. tf/y, HAWAIIAN Brethren, 3021 S. I Student Servici which have enacted such laws. 11105 East Grand Sparkling red, excellent WSr VALENTINE'S Washington Ave.. Lansing. River condition, like new. Must see to SPECIALS SPRING BREAK; MSU packages. Wanted But legislation involves §332-5171, 332-2011. 0-2-1-31 brieve. Asking $450. After-Shave Miami $199*. Acapulco $329*, This evening's meeting of the decisions on consumer 655-2175, Lansing and Student Boycott representation on HMO boards, IX RECORD special Classical ask for Robbie, Gary. 5 1-30 Jewelry, Candles Bahamas $279*, Ski Utah $257. committees will focus on making DON'T FORGET Blood comes the Wrigley picket lines even larger, financial disclosures, regulatory S1.19 per disc. V&P' THE ALOHA •Plus 10% taxes. Call TRAVEL ■MARSHALL MUSIC, East aUNDY CLARINET, like new, 255 Ann 351 1911 BY HARRINGTON. 351-8800 only from people. Professional advertising the national A&P Thursday in the west lounge < authority and a detailed donors compensated. boycott and getting the student ■Imsing. C-1-1-30 used one year. $100 - negotiable. 0-4-1-31 Gallo boycott off the ground. 7:30 Mayo Hall. For more info, conta description of required services MICHIGAN COMMUNITY Linda Dipizaaz. and quality of care. And few 694-9556. 3-1-31 SINGLE? MINGLE! Come to the EUROPE FROM New York still BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. tonight at St. John's Student [■D00 1972 440 TNT, 38 Singles Party, Wednesday. 7-11 from $179. Anna Munnich. Hours: Monday, Thursday, and r. 327 M \.C. f Take a study break! A Jewii legislators have a working USED CAME R AS. SLR p.m. at the Canterbury House. 46-6412 5-2-1 Rangefinder, Kodak's, twin Just north of Jolly, off Waverly. Organisation of Jewish Students tonight in McDonel Hal lense, and Wednesday, 12 - 6:30 p.m. miscellaneous. 349-1715 Take Glenburne Boulevard west. will hold a rap session at 7:30 p.m. conference room B. ■W DIAMOND engagement after 6 p.m. 0-17-1-31 Dance • Games - Snax. $1.00. Service C-1-31 Thursday in 337 Case Hall. All are ring The welcome to attend. #K si*. Cost $250, will sell Uncoupled Club. 2-1-30 ONE RUBBER chicken Fire chief's OK r S150. 487-31 46 or Animals information about where or one FOR THE BEST service |»U405. 5-2-1 on stereo can be purchased. 355-7270. meditation technique. Bring pencil needed before MONTY'S BAR equipment see the STEREO and a cushion or pillow fpr sitting. " FIBERGLASS AKC SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. Basic structure is applied rather RENKEN COLLIES 8 weeks old. C-1-31 than theoretical. Please be prompt Sables, Tris, and Whites. AND RESTAURANT TOP CASH paid for old Lionel and and no children. 7 to 9 tonight in income tax program. Orientation buses roll again sessions will be held at 7:30 tonight 641-6446. 5-2-4 SUE DE and Leather, cleaning and American Flyer model trains. Union parlor A. and Thursday night in 35 Union. restoring. OKEMOS DRY 694-0349. 5-1-30 SIAMESE KITTENS. Pitcher Night (M-Th) For more information, call Pam Lansing's electric buses will $15. CLEANERS, 349-0910. 0-1-1-30 Case Hall's guest speaker series be Sealpoint, 3 females, 1 male. DRIVERS WANTED 'The placed in service next week Luncheon special - $1.50 - California Best for the Brightest' Volunteer Bureau. if the city fire niarshall gives ■foot 8UDWEISER canoe new 351 2261. 3-1-31 BABYSIT IN my home - evenings. bound. Leaving welcomes Peter Manning. He will Live Music Monday, his consent. »185 6257553, after 6 'p.m. (M-Th) Also ironing, 4813 H S Waverly February 4. 655-1686. 4-2-1 discuss "Begging as it is Found the Promenaders will meet at 7 AIREDALE STUD want dam Road. $20 / child I week. Around the World" at 7 tonight in tonight in 34 Women's Intramural The manufacturer, Battronic to breed for litter pick. AKC, Bring your ID 394-1075. X5-2-1 the South Case Hall TV lounge. Bldg. Dancing includes square, folk Inc., has promised to make R SALE WANTED: TWO bedroom house furniture, lamps, (3 cards proof of age) and round dances and everyone is corrections Champion lineage 882-3804 with yard in to the propane ■ snc.v tires. Good Lansing, East invited to attend. ■ Reasonable Phone 351-6741 condition. after 6 p.m. 3-2-1 Instructions Lansing area. $200 / month. Call All undergraduates ii heating systems of the The city fire marshal had buses. 2359 E. Gd. River, Okemos 371-5745. 5-2-1 6 p.m. Must sell. 5-1-31 philosophy are invited t GERMAN SHEPARD collie, mixed. - faculty coffee hour fi banned them from service on FREE: Pre - license Training Tan. 5 months old, $5. SINGLE? PLAY STUDENT, EXPERIENCED the grounds that the SPECIAL SALE Bridge? Come to propane - 355-2705 3-2-1 ses for prespective Real FIREPLACE WOOD! the All Singles Bridge Party this carpenter needs jobs to continue tanks might burst into flame in Friday, February 1, 7:30 - 1 Estate men and women. school. Paul, 351-4849. B-1-1 -30 Per cent a crash. split, dry, seasoned, BASSET MSU Horticulture Club presents 1(1 8' HOUND, AKC, 23 a.m. at the Canterbury House. Completely prepares you for * 4' x 16" to 18". $15, a film, "Nursery Production in the 1'i Mu Fpsilon Math Sociel> wi Clare Loudenslager, director months old. Male, tan and white, Call 394 1920 or 485-8607 for the Real Estate Exam. Classes 882-2555. 10-2-5 , housebroken, very good with details. The Uncoupled Club. Car Pool ^ Netherlands" followed by Roger hold a meeting at 7:30 p.n of the Capital Area Transit start Saturday, February 2nd. Kropf with "The Apple Story. Thursday in A204 Wells Hall. A children. $50. 485 7567. 5-1-30 4-2-1 . Authority, said that as soon as Call interested students are urged t |N S HEAD skis and boots, NOW to see about tonight in 204 Horticulture Bldg. come and listen to Peter Neuman the six buses are approved, able. 485 7655. 7-1-31 DOG GROOMING - all breeds, preparing for a challenging Share Driving ^ they will be placed on runs in m DRUM set - 6 ptaM, professional, yet reasonably priced. Sherry, 351-1885. 4-1-30 I "ess centeh ~i for and lucrative Estate. Contact: career in Real celebration at University Lutheran the capitolarea. Fare will be 10 cents. NORTHVILLE ■^ip'ete ■25-3267.5-2-5 with accessories. Call | Human Reproduction Health | CAPITOL REALITY to Leaving 6:30am, returning 5pm. LANSING. I ndergrads: the Student Advii Loudenslager said, however, ®! PbN Mobile Homes liturgy written by Daniel Moe. 9 TJr A'tfl so LUj j'Abortion-Contraception offers Services'"| Gallery of Homes 371-3600 or Phone 1-313-349 8419 7 pm. tonight at University Lutheran Church, 1020 S. Harrison Road. if the buses are they will be taken off still defective the I 1226 East I Tom Buck 627-3040 GRASS LAKE streets completely. ED |D.| 8'X43', two bedrooms, carpeted, ' Lansing Michigan 485-3271 .* MSU. near Jackson Leaving 8:30 - 9 a.m., to T ESi flirnished. Close to „ 1* A Si 351-2646. 3-1-31 campus DON'T FORGET Valentine's Day! Typing Service ^ returning 3 p.m. (time negotiable). 522-4059 after 5 sje xW For the special people in your p.m. to 11 p.m. 3-2-1 W!E t p 0 CHAMPION 1967 12X60, 1 mile life GULLIVER STATE DRUG has valentine cards and Fanny THESES, RESUMES, typing and )■ S £ nj from MSU. Partially furnished, 2 Vll■ad: •n cruising machines sheds, 2 bedrooms, $3200 or Farmer candy. 1105 East Grand printing. Reasonable prices. IWvbii ^ e's. ■p-' land contract. Call 351-1876. River, 332-5171, 332-2011. COMMERCIAL PRINTING, 3-1-31 0-2-1-31 337-0712. C-1-31 LIS]Byi COMING GRAND RAPIDS, to MSU. Monday, Wednesday & Friday. SOON: USED MOBILE Leaving 6:15 a.m. returning 5 For all MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Students, P.m. 1-616-877-4490. 3-2-1 HOME SALE Faculty and immediate family i'1 bne selection of j Low,low payments ANN ARBOR to EAST Leaving 8:30am, returning 6pm. Lansing. Thursday in 35 Union. IP"' I 'f y 10 ' c /es speed 353-9485. Tuesday - Thursday. MSU Soaring Club | 3-1-31 rr dAM AlEA and 1972 Statesman — 12x60 with moments chosen 7x12 expando, full bath, 3 bedrooms, Spanish decor. OKEMOS to MSU. Leaving 8am, r ' " g an returning 5:30pm. 34^1422. |wp"'a"°"a/ huying Montego Bay 3-1-31 | $99Q°° i mil'" lH' bri"8i"8 M&OtS' MARCH 15-22, 1974 j EiSvall'esagai" I ^ with many NEED RIDE, but will possibly still Women's Center: Rap being organized through the groups are 8 Days 7 Nights . drive. Ann Arbor to MSU. offers. ( During Spring Break ) j! 1971 Champion — 12x60, front Leaving 7:30am, returning 5pm. center. If interested in a small meeting w,ih group of women come to a • Round living room, deluxe model with trip |et via Air Jamaica Party Jel cathedral celling. 1-313-426-2244 after 7pm. meeting at 7:30 tonight at the CHECK (This is a scheduled flight - not a charter) ' f 3-1-31 center or give us a call. Looking for us • Gourmet meal service in flight i 1973 Villa Capri - 12x65, 2-bedroom, front dan with ba> Have OUT! • In-FI ijjht Fashion Show f and fireplace. BOGUE STREET. East Lansing, to pamphlets o books to donate or loan? Check i>ut the • Rum bamboozles In flight library at the • 7 nights hotel f" Jolly and Cedar. Leaving 4 p.m. Find or afford a good 332-0909, Saturday and Sunday e are now organizing a • Jamaican Cocktails sua only. 3-1-30 VEl-0CIPEDE • AND MORE ! PEDDLER Phone: Terri Striker - (517) 355-8610 j i MOBILE HOMES U.S. 27 North at Webb Rd. TWYCKINGHAM to East APARTMENTS Center, 547tt E. Grand Michigan Avenue, I Z&ZXSs, or Jim Phillips - (517) 353-2204 . 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