;tudent unit delays vote in access to SIRS forms By MIKE GALATOLA system (SIRS) be replaced by a two • level Committee chairman, outlined the State News Staff Writer evaluation system. of depth student support for access to the Under the proposed system, a Level I faculty ratings. ASMSU and the Elected lifter ■ generally favorable debate, the form would ask if the instructor had met Student Council have voted jc Council Tuesday postponed its his obligations, like meeting with his to support the amendment unanimously „n student access to instructor classes as and 4,000 scheduled, while a Level II form students have signed petitions filiations until March 5. would be designed by each department to student access. Student supporting advisory councils ■Impassioned debate ran to the suit its individual needs in designing of six colleges have also voted Tndatory 5 p.m. adjournment, forcing a courses and evaluating instructors. the amendment. to support Istponement to the next monthly The committee recommended that the Anne C. Garrison, chairman of the departments would exercise complete uTLh the council meets each Tuesday control over Building, Lands and Planning Committee, access to the printed said she Tiuerm it dt als entirely with the report evaluations. But this placement of control preferred to be rated Ad Hoc Committee to Review systematically than by the present i completely ignores student interests, grapevine of rumor and word of mouth. mj, Governance each week except • Raymond said, and the council should act "If one student out of - L the regular monthly business session. to protect these interests. 500 roundly damns me, I'm interested in ■Tl,„ of the dozen speakers Tuesday "The faculty evaluations could having his help input," Garrison said. licated support for student access t0 the students find a course to match their But Herbert C. Rudman, Ktructor evaluations. Three out of five objectives and capabilities," he said. "If College of nembers said they approved of the Academic Education faculty representative, outlined Council, which has a duty several Indent access. Six student members to serve the interests of the reasons for his complete University by disapproval of the amendment. lort'd the proposal and John E. Dietrich, improving the quality of education, I, provost, the only administrator who should fail to act, it would endanger "Faculty ratings of students and Joke also stated his approval. student interests." student ratings of faculty are not at all parallel. While an instructor must'clearly Ij Bryan Raymond, College of Social Committee chairman Harold S. Johnson state the course student representative, introduced said his committee did not wish to objectives, he gets no clear L amendment requiring student access impose outline of what his students expect," a Universitywide policy on the Rudman said. "Even if he did, how can he ■lowing an Educational Policies departments as it believed in decentralized Immittee report which recommends that authority. meet 50 different expectations?" 1 present student instructional rating Larry Bartrem, Student Affairs A single average evaluation would not accurately reflect the range of student opinion, and the confidentiality of personnel records, long a University Kidnapers of policy, would be compromised, Rudman said. But Hester Cain, Justin Morrill College representative, disagreed with Rudman's 147 million in reasoning. "If a student is allowed to read the evaluations, he can choose a course best IbfRKELEY, Calif. (AP) - The The kidnapers broke a five ■ day silence suited to his expectations," Cain said. "As Enapers of heiress Patricia Hearst Landed $117 million in free food to demand that the Hearst distribute $70 worth of high • family for the idea of confidentiality, the Student access quality professors already have a public reputation J. Bryan Raymond and Hester Cain, Academic lesday for California's needy as the first meat, vegetables and fruit to welfare on a grapevine based on rumor and Council student members, helped The council debate favored student access but no i in negotiating the woman's freedom. recipients, the aged, the disabled, persons nonspecific comments. The evaluations bring the issue of action will be taken before the next meeting March student access to instructor iy threatened to kill the coed if her on probation or parole and those receiving would provide a better picture." rating results before 5. Bnilv did not comply. food stamps. Tuesday afternoon's Academic Council meeting. State News photo by Susan Sheiner (The demand was accompanied by an 11 nute tape recorded massage from _it, who urged her parents to meet the Inapers' conditions quickly. Her father, Tv spa per magnate Randolph A. Hearst, Id he would do his best. ■Hearst said he took the recording as Tiofhis 19 year • old daughter was safe. ■ Soviet police forcibly arrest author FROM WIRE SERVICES Four hours later, his mbionese Liberation Army, family was non fiction account of the Soviet prison regulations for authorizing Western Biich claims responsibility for the informed by officials that they had Nor was there any immediate MOSCOW — Seven police officers and system in the West. publishers to bring out his latest work, indication Inapmg on Feb. 4, said it "arrested" plainclothesmen forced their way into the formally arrested the 55 • year • old writer, The charges lodged against Solzhenitsyn "The Gulag Archipelago, 1918 - 56." of how long he would be who gained the Nobel Prize for works held, though Jarst for "crimes her mother and father family apartment of Alexander I. based on his 11 years in Stalinist were not disclosed. But judging by press As in many of the arrests that he has Soviet law authorizes prolonged detention e committed against the American prisons attacks and commentaries, he could face in isolation until Solzhenitsyn Tuesday afternoon and and in exile. He defied official ostracism chronicled, his family was not informed shortly before a trial is lople and the people of the world." forcibly took him away for interrogation. charges of circulating anti - Soviet where he had been taken held. and condemnation by or was being publishing his latest propaganda or of violating state copyright held. His arrest, which caused some surprise because of its potential on East disruptive effect West detente, followed the ACLU • to keep writer's outspoken defiance of two By DANDEVER State News Staff Writer The FCC moved last week to refuse acceptance of the 50 blackouts against the WJIM management fighting charges and allowing the ACLU to respond including a candidate for Congress, and summonses from the State Office. He had said he refused to their legality "because of the and general Prosecutor's illegality reigning in country for many years." recognize complete our ■ page document, as a petition, it did accept it as an informal to those answers. use of a |The Federal Communications filed Oct. 15 by the Lansing branch of the publicly granted broadcast license Solzhenitsyn. rated in the West as complaint against the station. The grand jury - style investigation into for personal financial gain. on's (FCC) refusal to ACLU, as a petition to deny the broadcast "There is no clear answer on the Russia's greatest living accept a the charges against Gross, which was writer, has been ■tion to revoke the license of WJIM license of WJIM - TV. It said it was filed difference between a petition and a ordered Feb. 1 by the FCC, will continue expelled from the Soviet Writers' Union ■will not affect the - after the Oct. 1 deadline and did not Shulman cited the FCC'S Feb. 1 letter on grounds that he ongoing proceedings complaint," Shulman said. "When a despite the agency's decision on the ACLU presents a gloomy, Binst the Lansing contain enough evidence. petition is filed on time, a station must explai g the action on the ACLU critical picture of Soviet life. He has been station, said a document. lshington attorney for the The ACLU may, appeal the FCC pet which states that after denied all the normal writer's American reply within a set period of time. In this Gross and the management of WJIM ■ privileges, decision, Shulman said. completion of the grand • jury style including a residence permit for Moscow |l|TheLiberties ball Union (ACLU). But Kenneth Laing, Lansing ACLU case the FCC told (Harold F.) Gross TV have been charged in the ACLU investigation, "and upon consideration of Only one of his novels has been game isn't over yet — it's (principal owner of WJIM) he must reply document and by present and former all relevant data - •bably only in the second inning," chairman, said he is not sure what the next to the ACLU charges by Feb. 21." employes with offering free color including the ACLU published in the Soviet Union. "One Day informal objections and Gross fy Shulman, attorney with Media steps of the group will be. Shulman said despite the FCC's action, televisions to members of the Lansing city Telecasting 'n ^e Life of Ivan Denisovich." And that Inc.'s requested response — the appeared only in a magazine and is no ss Project, a Washington, D.C., firm Though the FCC did not accept the the commission is still treating the ACLU council in an effort to acquire the ■fag the ACLU document, outlining charges of document "as a timely filed, formal city's commission will be in a better position to longer available. His later works, "Cancer ACLU's case against WJIM, cable TV franchise, ordering the news V Tuesday. determine" whether enough facts exist to Ward," "The First Circle" and "August bribery, illegal wiretapping and news petition" by requiring WJIM to answer the blackouts of several public officials, warrant an evidentiary hearing. 1914," were acclaimed i the West but never published at home. lew programs try to By PAULA HOLMES 8,900, Garrison expressed concern that the system may not close off the road to automobile traffic because it is a main be the stance that construction TRISHA KANE operating at a deficit in 1974. connecting road between north and south campus. improvements now take priority over the preservation of natural and Garrison contends that he cannot hire more drivers or increase beauty of the campus. Dept. of Public Safety Capt. Adam Zutaut said that congestion His statement has infuriated the size of the bus fleet unless many students and BOB OURLIAN ridership revenue increases, and problems could be alleviated by cyclists using bike paths, all of students refuse to pay $22 to ride on overcrowded and late environmentalists, who opposed the construction of new State News Staff Writers buses. which were widened and changed from asphalt to concrete in With the administration reluctant to sidewalks last spring and currently oppose the change and students 1973. replacement of the reluctant to spend, the vicious circle is Kalamazoo Street bridge. Seventh in an eight • part series complete. Other construction projects included the remodeling of the Inconsistencies and lack of communication between The worse congestion problem campus on campus, caused by Collingwood entrance to campus for the first time in 40 years at a traffic and planning departments is ► o|d Armenian parable increasing numbers of bicycles, is in the Farm Lane bridge area. cost of $127,000. exemplified by the illegal says you can not make somebody University traffic engineers, who have studied the problem, will construction, under Baron's direction, of uncut curbs in 1973. T118 vi"age all his life if he wants to venture outward, Director of Campus Parks and Planning Milton Baron has taken Representing MSU's 400 handicapped students, the Office of flutingf»r that Armenian village students reflect to MSU lifestyles, University Programs for Handicapped Students, claimed that Baron refuses to deal directly or honestly with them. a related principle — that students ■F as time does - and are redefining existing goals and Even though repairs have begun to make the curbs accessible to iicing new ones to meet new and those in wheelchairs, existing personal biases and changing students needs. problems are r1"?. trailsPortation and social programs have met the new only roadblocks to future progress affecting the mobility of some success - and some failure. students using the campus, especially those living in residence JL"! ,0 save ener8y as well as alleviate traffic and halls. congestion on campus, the State News As far as residence hall began a free living is concerned officials say the big I"! n£ column last month to effort now is to release halls from the help coordinate drivers and image of restriction and t! car pools to and from campus, imposition that they have connoted in the past. f* month the administration will use a computer to also help "We're going to try to get people to stop looking at us as a two KL T ?r P00'8, to the but only for faculty and staff members. If the • year holding box for students," said Gene Buckner, president of administration system is good, then students the Residence Halls Assn. "We want to get a four • year plan so P e involved in a student will want to come back." survey conducted at spring term L on ln 311 effort to allow "There isn't any reason why we shouldn't be the best rP'ce of pooling among students as well. landlord winter bus passes continued to rise in town " remarked Robert Underwood, even though manager of residence halls. Keeping the halls in "as like - new condition as possible" through day - to • day and year - to i Wie State objective, he said. • year maintenance is another But while operations of halls remain a ebruary 197- procedure, hall officials overcrowding comes up. can not be so sure when the relatively constant subject of Underwood said an effort would be made from now on to avoid "long - term" overassignment, though during the first week ie$ Ma„ m 'S. not designed to a profit. Automotive to 10 days of fall term, overassignment will be hard to avoid. Nnv^ F (1973, ^,arrison m which that he broke even, almost Leaders of student government, after taking strong stands on made it an excellent year for the the issue during the fall term overcrowding crush, are critical of hall officials for not adopting a definite KiVj^|l*>r|'m'nts w'th the systems, like lowering the price Bnts to insure massive overcrowding will not anti-overassignment policy happen again. to " kets t)r passes, charging a compulsory tax to "If it happens again, all they can do is say 'I'm sorry'." said ■the Canii i aP frPe ridershiP or merging buses and prices ASMSU President Ed Grafton. ■Moon, 8 Iransit Authority (CATA) system could Uncertainty also encompasses the question of hall rates, which have been climbing since as far back as anybody can remember. k ^j7h1,nts aro not cons alternating male and Street. The project will also m. (local) g oo p.m. under the policy, has had le occupants is not on the .ished agenda. Sources in replace the present bridge. trouble meeting the Steven S. Nisbet. Munn, known as "Biggie" > BARNES FLORAL « m. (express) (item above, Friday only 7:55 p.m. The board will also consider administration say it will requirements. Munn in his 17 years as athletic £7 of East Lansing kJ (express) 9:25 p.m. amending the tax collection The trustees will also director of MSU, retired in \ GREYHOUND AGENT >ably not be put before the td until it gains more policy for student consider a new grievance October 1971 after suffering a " ItV telegraph flowers ^L "er Detroit 332-2813 ^ Other cities 332-2569 t among trustees. organizations. Under the procedure for administrative - stroke. [j worldwide!" '9 Charters 332-2728 present policy, if an professional staff. 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Lotv to open thursday and friday nights until nine MEN'S FASHION CLOTHING TU* 4 Txl "tHUi 9:00 Jaeobsoris BANKAMERICARD 305 East Grand River East Lansing OPINION PAGE miarn W. Whiting Editor -in-chief JimButh ^ edi,or' ^ouylhUf Beth Ann Masalkoski .Advertising Manager Lynda, Eckert National editor ^ yNovosgd "" Opinion Page editor Gerald H. Coy General Manager Michael J. Fox Managing editor ^ pflo(0 tdijQf Susan Ager Staff representative1 Lynn Kenning Sports editor Edjtoriab are the opinion of State Newt editors. Staff columns. commentaries, points of view and letters are personal opinions. EDITORIALS American troubles compared to economic Britain course in coping with the JUST DON'T SEEM TO HAVE BEEN CUT OUT FOR THIS KIND OF WORK!' The energy crisis has had a the rest of the British citizens, who devastating effect on life in the also face economic hardships with energy crisis. The Doctor's The call for an election was a Bag United States, but hardships pale the three - day work week. when compared to the plight of While agreeing in principle to the shrewd political move by Heath. If Great Britain. demands of the coal miners, Heath he wins, he has national support for Britain, already adjusting to a feels he must stick to his guns. So his wage freeze. If he loses, three-day work week, will be placed he has decided to let the voters responsibility for a potential in even tighter economic straights decide the issue. inflationary settlement with the By ARNOLD WERNER, M.D. now that coal miners have decided Heath has called for a general coal miners will fall on the backs of election on Feb. 28 to allow the the Labor party. to ignore Prime Minister Edward Heath and strike for higher wages citizens of Great Britain to choose The United States should take Letters may be addressed to Dr. Wemer at concentrated forms of certain foods. most likely explanation is that you havtl and a better standard of living. notice of the problems facing Great MSU Health Center. Names need not be I suspect that the higher mental plane condition known as balanitis, M who governs them. Under British included unless a personal reply is achieved with such diets is hard to inflammation of the end of the penis,! Britain and resolve not to end up in The coal miners make an average law, the prime minister can ask the requested. differentiate from the giddiness some which small cracks in the skin are nf of S81.50 a week but have Queen to dissolve Parliament and to the same mess. We must push ahead I am presently not eating meat and have people experience when they are delirious. uncommon. in the area of I would discourage you strongly from With erection, stretching of the si requested $101.50 a week. They feel call for a general election. If energy been assured by several books and people trying any of the diets that eliminate dairy occurs and the cracks can open and that in light of the current Heath's Conservative party wins, he research, not only for ourselves, but that quality protein is more easily ji products. about anything will cause pain. T retains his position as prime for the sake of countries less assimilated by eating cheese, milk, nuts, hardships and extra work they condition almost always occi endure, the increase is more than minister and will have a stronger endowed with oil reserves and etc. I have a sensitive penis. After uncircumcised. hand in dealing with the coal modern technology. Recently, I have also read that dairy intercourse, I develop small cracks on my justified. Curing it requires exposing the glansfl Great Britain is facing perilous products may be bad to eat too. Do you penis which can cause pain and soreness, air for substantial periods of time with ■ Heath, on the other hand, feels miners. think it is safe to eat only fruits and foreskin pulled back. that the move would be very If voters decide to turn the times. Americans should be especially during erection. vegetables ind drink their juices and, of I have been told this is due to a common Since it is illegal in most jurisdictions! inflationary and would hurt the Conservatives out in favor of the thankful that as bad as the energy economy more than it would help Labor party, Harold Wilson, Labor crisis seems to be here, it is worse in course, drink water? A higher mental plane is said to be vaginal acid. One time the acid caused stroll around with one's penis the breeze, you can resort to smj waving! such pain that continued erection was the individual plight of coal miners. party leader, will become the new other parts of the world. The only interludes of nudity in your domicile achieved, along with the disappearance of impossible. Heath has offered a raise of prime minister. It will then become solace we can take in Great This is often not enough. Therefore,! earthly or physical ailments. I understand I can use a condom to $5.70 per week, but vowed that to his responsiblity to settle the strike Britain's troubles is that they are The protein requirement is satisfied by it is balanitis that you suffer from andyoT counteract this, but problems can arise, not circumcised, circumcision give any more would be unfair to and to chart Britain's new theirs and not ours. consuming the various amino acids present are | especially if the girl feels I do not trust her recommended. in fruits and vegetables. birth control. An adequate diet is entirely possible to claim that she uses A visit to a urologist can help defifl A discussion of the problem is also very your situation more accurately. achieve without eating any meat, since Can Larrowe haa ample amounts of necessary proteins can be obtained from milk, eggs, soy beans mood breaking. Is there any other way to solve my problem? Penises are extraordinarily sensitive I have this friend who he has an orgasm. laughs every tinl Is this normal? He I and other foods. devices. The end of the penis, or glans, is usually pretty stoned by the time | However, once one abandons milk, When C. Patric Larrowe Larrowe started his campaign by could make for a very interesting cheese and eggs and moves to a more especially sensitive, being the area where climaxes so does this have anything to J the greatest number of nerve endings are with his laughing? announced his intention of seeking blasting one of his opponents, M. race if he plays it straight. Carr all completely' vegetarian diet, it becomes Sex is supposed to be enjoyable so, more and more difficult to maintain concentrated.' Many men have such the Democratic nomination for the Robert Carr, East Lansing attorney, but had the nomination assured for not making his positions clear until Larrowe's timely adequate nutrition and vitamin intake. sensitive penises that they experience great long as the laughing is not I wouldn't worry about it, distractingyoj 6th District congressional seat, he Eating only fruits and vegetables is pain on stimulation of the glans following shed his cloak as"MSU's resident on major issues. Larrowe has announcement of his candidacy. bound to result in malnutrition sooner or orgasm, but you seem to be describing Being stoned certainly may I Voters will definitely benefit by the later unless you are living in a metabolic something else. something to do with it but this wo gadfly and stepped into the promised to make his own stand on- introduction of new blood into the research unit where they can carefully The slight amount of acidity that might certainly be dependent upon his pre! limelight of the political arena. the major problems of the day clear measure what they are putting into you exist in the vagina is certainly not enough existing mood. It remains to be seen how he will through weekly press releases. Democratic primary. to cause disintegration of your penis. The and supplement your diet with various Copyright 1974 stand the glare. Larrowe's entrance into politics Larrowe and Carr are considered liberal and will be vying for the student vote. Students must make POINT OF VIEW Car pool to sure candidates address the issues, When the State News first offered readers free classified car If readers are still interested in sharing driving, look for car pool and not allow them to fill the air with worthless platitudes. rhetoric and Oil embargo necessary method pool ads a few weeks back, initial response was overwhelming. coupons in Monday, Wednesday and Friday editions of the paper. Democratic voters in the 6th District have a choice now. to achieve peace for Palestinian] Recently, interest has either died Return the coupon to the State Hopefully, Larrowe will address down or most people have News and save some gas. himself to the issues and meet Carr By MOHAMMED Z. FAHMY why is it that the United States was Liberation Organization were used by i successfullyformed car pools. head-on. This is in response to James W. thinking of taking over the Arab oil fields Israelis first to exterminate the Arabsfnf Michaelson's point of view which appeared by force? If you are not in a weak position the occupied land. in the Jan. 21 State News. We would now then why do you need Arab oil? We think that the Palestinians are just! VOX POPULI like to share with readers our point of Michaelson also mentions that the their cause because all they want to doj view as well. Palestinians are an abstract concept. Sorry go back to their homeland. What wi Impressive behind-the-s We believe that Arab countries should continue their oil embargo against America to get their land back and to show support to disappoint you, Michaelson, but the Palestinians are just as alive as the Zionists in Israel. you do if the Russians all of a sudil occupied Michigan and placed all I people of Michigan someplace else in tif for the rights of the Palestinians. This is Of course, Palestinians have become To the Editor: appreciative expression, his image a person we are pleased to introduce to not a meaningless offer by King Faisal and caves? Would you not try to retum| We would like to commend your reflected by the piano lid, the inner the many artists we bring to campus, Israeli citizens, but do they have any other because he does not see the need for giving alternative? Have you forgotten the fact your home? devoting a full page Tuesday to the workings of the piano itself, together with whether they are from Warsaw, Leningrad, The Arabs have always pointed out ■ oil to the United States who uses it for that there are over a million Palestinian outstanding photography of performing the flag in the background, Atkins New York or Texas. artists by Dale Atkins of your photo staff. summed up both the man and the legend. Kenneth C. Beachler making bombs, napalm, guns etc. to use refugees living in tents, caves and by having to suffer from the creation® against his own brothers. Would America makeshift shelters for over two decades? Jewish state at the expense of the Arab* We in the Lecture Concert office have We would also like to say that Atkins is Director, Lecture • Concert series PVB - give Russia materials to make war These people, who have not known a Palestine they are being made to been greatly impressed withAtkin's what Hitler did to the Jews. Ironically,* behind the - scenes work this season, and equipment and let them use it against the concrete roof over their heads, do you Jews of Israel are using the same T - United States? think they have given up? we are so glad that you decided to share some of the results with your readers. In Isn't that exactly what Michaelson is Michaelson also mentions the terrorist methods of torture and terror to makeB his approach, Atkins is as creative as the asking the Arabs to do? If the Arab activities of the Palestinians. Sure they Arabs pay. | artists he photographs; the end product is embargo is called blackmail, then why is it have murdered people, but they have been Sister Marie - Therese, a French! a highly distilled truth, an essence which America is putting pressure on Russia - forced to this last resort by Zionists to with a conscience, has described| he works patiently and often at great through trade sanctions on behalf of the keep their struggle alive. What about the methods of Israel's Jews. Jews? Is this not blackmail? hundreds of In "War in Jerusalem length to obtain. people who were killed by We particularly call to your attention Michaelson also says that America is not Israelis when they placed bombs in movie published (1967) in "Ternoij»B another of his photos that appeared on in a weak position energy — wise. Well, theaters and other public places? Most of Chretien," a Catholic weekly of Paris* then if America has all its Oil needs, then the activities carried out by the Palestinian describes "the killing, the looting.! your front page Oct. 29. In Van Cliburn's destruction and the c" » shelling" of Arabs by the Jews of Israe| Hers is an eye witness account. P Carr lac Language unit "The Jews bombed the P001™ jL strafing ambulances, hitting °sPi Bethlehem was bombed for 30 ■ solid sta To the Editor: After reading your Feb. 5 and 6 articles has been enrollment a substantial decline in language in the Romance Languages and Jewish girls looted Jews killed Arab women without J to lo" To the Editor: on the state of the University, I must Dept., but no decline in language jewels.* make some comments regarding the enrollment in Justin Morrill College. "After ceasefire, the Israelis So, Robert Carr does not want a Nazi methods to spread terror, in l Democratic elimination of the Justin Morrill College So primary in the sixth district. logically, what gets canceled? The language program. of Qualquiye was looted and sys * This is perfectly understandable from his point of view, but not from mine. Do reporters a Over the last four years, there has been decline in the Justin Morrill College Morrill language program. "Clear duplication?" Ask our students. dynamited. Near the Wailing homes of 400 families were leve ed 1 I Two years ago I supported him, but only because I could not stand his To the Editor: But then, maybe you still do. student body (down over 100), but there Diana E. Scholberg ground. Near Larroun, three vi 1 Dave Logan has been no decline in language Justin Morrill College destroyed by dynamite and build J Republican opponent. It certainly was not because of his 626 Cowley Ave. enrollment. Over the last four years, there Spanish Program the village of Suriff, Hebron. 1 1 convictions or positions, because, even How long must we be bombarded with were dynamited. One man who | plastic, sterile reporting such as the leave his house soon enough today, I do not know where he stands. excellent example given by Jack Bodnar in It would be that an understatement to say during 1973 my faith in handsome Friday's "On Tap" column? Bus ticket sales require globe to bring peace t° th « | young lawyers hit an all - time low. oil embarjo. I do not know much about C. Patric Contrary to Bodnar's belief, not all and to lift the , Larrowe, but I think that his decision to female Greeks wear skirts nor do the "parade in regal splendor in knit suits to men To the Editor: Last Friday afternoon I attempted to go turned into human icecubes and went back to residence halls or apartments. crowds and order buses accordingly. Tickets should assure the purchaser of a justice is done to the Pales . will never be a true peace. An siJ ^ run for Congress may be a breath of fresh to Detroit on the Greyhound bus. seat the meowing of their peers with enough on a particular bus at a particular h» pronto more air at a time of acute political tweed and plaid abounding to support Unfortunately for all concerned, so did I feel the Greyhound people are entirely time. King Faisal and other 0 P .1 asphyxiation. Burlington Industries for another year." about 150 of my peers. to blame for this incident. Tickets which I countries should continue j At the very least, it would help me find hope Greyhound will take action to The station manager finally did order do not specify a time or date of departure out whether my vote for Can in 1972 was improve this situation soon or leave the peace with justice. It sounds nice, Jack, but it is no more extra buses but they arrived two cold, are sold in unlimited quantities. Merely driving to us. deserved or not. Helen Reynolds true than the myth that all reporters wear Stetson hat with snowy hours late. having a ticket does not assure the Gayle Leavens Fahmy is an East Lanm Vl| 536 Highland Ave. a a crisp "Press" pass Many potential passengers decided they purchaser of a seat on any bus. 220 Yakeley Hal! and is speaking for MSU s gamely tucked into the ribbon. were not quite homesick enough to be Greyhound should anticipate the Friday Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 13, 1974 5 itrikers at Motor Wheel defend positions Motor Wheel By WOODY AYEN Corp., a subsidiary of and members of other union locals across Asked about reported vandalism, some employe's car on its side. A security guard really don't know what is going to State News Staff Writer Goodyear Tire Co., since Feb. 3. the country from Motor Wheel to Lansing strikers said they had seen none. ran toward the picketers yelling and happen." Striking workers have asked for a City Hall. "You don't see any windows boarded waving his but the financial package arms, men only Early Monday morning nonstriking I vandalism, a court injunction and a primarily concerned Last week, in subzero weather, strikers up, do you?" on striker commented. "It laughed. employes of Motor Wheel attempted to confrontation have marked the with "30 and out," a retirement picketed the Motor Wheel plant and seems to me if there was vandalism . plan in you'd "Why that was just a black and white enter the plant escorted by members of and a - half long Motor Wheel which the worker would retire after prevented nonstriking employes from see it." 30 tornado that did that," one striker said the Lansing City Police. The police were r: in Lansing. These events have been years with full pension and a cost of living entering. "We don't want to be violent," a gray • while others cheered in agreement after allowance. fully equiped with billy clubs and riot T„d with strong feelings by workers Standing around fires clothed in warm, haired striker commented, "but we just the incident. helmets. Jlticipating in the strike. The latest of events for the picketers red snowmobile suits, the striking workers want to keep the foremen from taking our "Why, the foreman drove his car over Elmer Goodwin, a striking employe, ■ Allied Industrial Workers of America was an early Tuesday morning peaceful were more than happy to talk to the news jobs." the curb just to do our job so we figured said "We told them (nonstrikers) to go Leal 182 has been on strike against "solidarity" march by striking workers media. Some strikers had definite reasons for he didn't much care for his car, tearing the home. They were across the street from picketing. undercarriage like that, so we just tipped it us, with the police riot squad. And then "What about the cap on the cost of up to see if it was hurt," a striker the police came at us, swinging their living?" one picketer yelled. "We don't get mockingly explained. clubs." VU u ON that (cost of Wheel, and living raise) here at Motor they don't tell you that in the Sitting in a warm car and drinking a cup of badly needed coffee, one picketer one The incident left four injured, woman. Two of the including injured were news media." blamed the vandalism on the nonstrikers. L reported to be nonstriking employes. VUi w Si t ■ 4 "People don't understand "We lost 33 cents last year by not what we're asking for," another picketer complained. getting "We wouldn't have any trouble if they wouldn't go in there trying to do our jobs," he said. The cause of the crisis appeared to be a rumor that Goodyear had planned to bring in strike breakers from out of state. - :vy>' a cost of living increase. What about next year? Are we going to lose 66 cents next year?" "We're not asking for the moon, we're only asking for what's fair," he added. Frank Willoghby, a self - proclaimed radical labor leader, told the Lansing City Friday, Circuit Court Judge Jack W. Council Monday that he had been "We do things milder than the Warren ordered striking workers and approached by Goodyear representatives Teamsters do," one picketer yelled. He Motor Wheel management to cease any to stir up trouble at the Motor Wheel plant said that if the management did not "violence, acts of violence or threats of give so that the company could get an the strikers their requested "30 and out" imminent violence," to stop property injunction on the number of pickets. retirement program and take the "cap off damage on any picket line and to stop Motor Wheel management and union the cost of living" he would "bum the keeping nonstriking workers from entering officials have scheduled reopening of dump to the ground." the plant. negotiations for today. Establishment of a Several other strikers settled the man Strikers interviewed Friday said they rumor control center is also under down before he said calmly, "If we did were willing to abide by Warren's order consideration. what the Teamsters do, the fire and said they were thankful that the But some striking workers are bitter. department would be here right now." number of pickets had not been limited. "I'm pretty upset," a striker said. A State News reporter watched Feb. 5 "But," admitted one striker, "if they "They didn't need to use a riot squad as nine men pushed one nonstriking (nonstrikers) try to go into the plant. I Monday morning." I HOPE H0\J UJILL NOTiCE. Now is the time for all MA'AM, THAT .T HA$ BEEN TVPBJRlTTEN VBW KAlTiFlllf.. good men to come to the aid of the country. , (WUGHHJ! Motor Wheel Strikers picketed Motor Wheel Corp. in Lansing pickets w Tuesday in a solidarity march for striking Local 182 of the Allied Industrial Workers union. 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The protesters from the bumpers and doors and clearing a path. is protesting the use of nonunion labor by L6ng irelopment Co. in the construction of a new Lansing office The first two trucks entered with no difficulty other than ding. obscenities yelled by protesters, but the third truck struck and 'he protesters stood on the corner of South Pennsylvania injured one protester. nue and Pierpont Street, waiting for the expected delivery of terials for construction. No nonunion workers A police ambulance was called to the sci were at the but Lansing police struction site. would not disclose details of the accident. SPORTING GOODS Red Red Trappeur or Henke Foam Boots Lange Boots-1973 50% OFF HOSES Technica Flow, and Foam Boots-1973-1/3 off for 50% 'O OFF Broken Sizes ''Valentine's Large Selection 1973 Ski Jackets SKI CLOTHING 1974 Warm-Ups 1/3 OFF! 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Michigan, Lansing IV5-7271 Free Parkin9 SAVE NOW 20% OFF Open 10 482-3211 a.m. • 9 p.m. Daily 12-5 Sunday 6 Wednesday, February |3) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ,9?4 BTO, Mason By DAVE DiMARTINO State News Reviewer Trouble," the heavyweight band proceeded to super-dynamic combination guitarist, Bachman has shown since his early days with the and several other selections from its album, "Bachman - Bachman co • authored) had a bit more time to mature. BTO could emerge from 1974 acts was beautiful. Mason slowly brought his You, Look people swarming toward the Guess Who that he possesses a Turner Overdrive II," on musicians onstage while demonstrate why it is one of front of the stage. as a guiding force in "heavy" The appearance of Dave the area's favorite groups — it good degree of musical talent. Mercury records. Thanks to a As a whole, the band is one music. performing. He mentioned that he had developed a cold which Mason and group and the is a nonstop rock 'n roll Throughout the show he very responsive crowd, BTO of the better musical groups Mason followed the rough Bachman ■ Turner Overdrive on experience that has to be seen alternately displayed several was called back for three which have surfaced from last intensity left by BTO with a might possibly affect his Monday night marked to be believed. styles of playing which encores somewhat of a rarity perfect strategy - he came performance. He was slightly done, apparently innueL campus - year's rock scene. Its Jim. Hendrix's one of Pop Entertainment's Alternating vocal chores reflected his versatility very these days. The group's performance clearly showed its onstage alone with a 12 - string right, his voice did seem cover of t most successful presentations between lead guitarist Randy well. Worth noting is his rendition of "American mastery of rock'n' roll. Given a guitar and softly began to play. unnaturally gritty in spots, and Dylan tune. ™ of the year. unusual tendency to finger - Woman" (which did not project as well as it In all, Mason Bachman, bassist C.F. Turner Randy little more stage charisma, and The contrast between the two displayed hi pick while simultaneously should have. But that did little talent Both groups were and second guitarist Tim admirably. He i tremendous. Bachman. BTO laid the using a wah • wah pedal. The to detract from the show. hardworker on sUop 1 Bachman ■ Turner Overdrive (BTO) was second - billed to groundwork for a gave each band member his show that effect came across extremely well. Mason's guitar playing is superb. With the help of his u°T' Me "L»k« was VuJ, perhaps his k though, the group band he managed to lay down number. What Mason, as separate chance to blow off The group performed its Mas, have been showed Monday night, it was some steam. newest single, "Let it Ride," some incredible Accompanying Mason were music. in the temporarily |ac£ quite capable and deserving of Randy Bachman particularly along with "Blowin" (which voice department h. star billing. Opening with merits praise for his fine would probably have been the Jim Krueger on guitar, Bob more than made ud with ? "Don't Get Yourself in performance. An excellent better choice for single release) Glaub on bass. Rick Jaeger on drums and Mike Finnegan on guitar work. His is to be praised. niJij H keyboards. Finnegan Once again, the enthusiast particularly drew interest when audience demanded an, 'Breezy' plot stale; he sang a blues tune while received two encores T\ Mason was giving his voice a Mason version of Some Lovin "Glmro rest. Finnegan, for interested was a we, trivia fans who enjoyed his surprise to which the crow performance, has recorded as a responded wildly. Mas0l group member of the Serfs, looked as if he wanted to performances fine nlw Jerry Hahn Brotherhood and all night long. Finnegan and Wood. Mason's professionalism Mason apparently did a coupled with BTO's raw standard show, drawing from power, brouyhtoneof the more Lenz is luminous as Breezy. Misty For Me," penned the such past sources as his work energetic shows this area to By KATHY ESSELMAN with Traffic ("Pearly Queen," seen. A double bill this State News Reviewer She has a gamin - like quality, script and functioned as stran "Feelin Alright"), his album is not likely to and a gift for mugging that associate producer. Her happen agai! In "Breezy," Clint Eastwood "Alone Together" ("Only You recalls Paulette Godard in trusting creation, Breezy, who has traded his Magnum for a "Modern Times." Eastwood's floats through a benign, drug • magnum of champagne. discovery, she turns in a soaked scene, seems more at Unfortunately, he chose a poor polished performance in her home in the Haight - Ashbury vintage. Jo Heims script has first film. Her portrayal of 1967, than the Los Angeles gone a bit flat, since the MGM deserves a better film. It is like of 1974. Though the concept » BARNES FLORAL < films which inspired the script setting a diamond in a sugar seems dated, the lines are E3 of East Lansing [ for this film were fashionable cookie. She deserves better. clever, the characterizations ^ "h'f telegraph flowers ( 30 years ago. Holden, solid and the wit wicked. as rough as a water • are Bill Holden and Kay Lenz submerged in this May • worn rock, contributes a smooth portrait of an empty, Heims has target lines. a knack for on - Lj worldwide1" '{jgj 2 December romance. story, confected of champagne and This love shop girls' dreams, could aging man awakened by Breezy. He seems believable The actors, characters, writer and director all deserve a Mason of music > D . 332-0871 i'JuZlJtiowml | and attractive as the gruff, better showcase. The Malpaso barely have carried its premise in 1931. In 1974, the story of tough man with a heart of Co., Eastwood's production Dave Mason and the Bachman ■ Turner Overdrive combined to put on one of the finest Pop J ORDER HER VALENTINE FLOWERS EARLY f purest mush. He gives a unit, made a bad step this time. Entertainment shows ever heard. Mason had a sore throat but that did not stop the merry the trusting waif, appropriately credible, enchanting Hopefully, he will watch it Englishman from putting on an excellent show. State News photo by Dave Mendrea named Breezy, who wins the next time and choose a hardier performance as a reluctant heart of wealthy, world - weary human being. script. "Breezy" is playing at Bill Holden resembles a period I'd like to buy the world a Coke. Pussy Cat Heims, who also wrote "Play the State Theater. 2400 N. East Street piece. Eastwood remained behind daily 9 am 4 am On a hill top in Italy we assembled LANSING CIVIC PLAYERS young people Irom all over the world the camera this outing and has elicited marvelous performances from all the present this musical sun 9 am - 12 midnite Theatre to bring you this message from the Coca-Cola Bottlers all over the world It s the real thing Coke actors. The surprise is to find such intelligent performances Starts drowned in this vacuous film. Eastwood, as a director, seems to show a gift for drawing Today, relaxed unself - conscious performances from his cast. Jamie Smith JacksoffT'f*^ PARTINGTON EDUCATIONAL CENTER Wednesday, strung - out girl, and Roger C. S. Chestnut at Kalamazoo Feb. 13 Carmel, as Holden's friend, (formerly West Jr. High) deserve special notice. Two X-rated first run films Slave & Barbershop \ Thru Friday., Feb. 15 SPECIAL OFFER TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE "Reprinf ol a Review of Behind the Green Door" from San Francisco After Dark, July, 1973 San Francisco is bored with pornography. Over 17000 pornographic features have been exhibited here, none of which have particularly excited the public. When Jim and Artie Michell, the entrepreneurs who operate the Offarel Cinema, opened their own film "Behind the Green Door they really had no right to expect a reaction any more positive than the predictably apathetic Now 60 weeks later the film is still running. Eight times a day from 10 am to midnight the Green Door grinds on and there are always more eager patrons waiting to see it. (They must be eager, they pay °ur SEE THE M dollars to get in I) "...It la ux ritual, Why? WHO BEAT fantasy, sex as It could be only In the movies..." There have been three extremely success u ARTHUR KNIGHT pornographic films, Deep Throat, Devil In Miss Jones, and Behind the Green Door. But of these t e WILLIE MOS SATURDAY REVIEW Green Door is the only one to have been success u here in the pornographic Center of America. Deep If you have any interest in billiards, you 'II want to be Throat was mildly but amusing but nothing more, in the Union Billiard Room at 2:00 or 7:00 PM on Devil in Miss Jones was mildly disturbing but not intman Color X Adults only A Mitchell Brother! Film Group Keleaic somehow seem inconsequential. Again the i111 not be to everybody's taste. However, if v°u!"een UNION Lower Level, Union Building Wed at 6:00,7:30, 9:00. & 10:30 In 109 Anthony this type of entertainment then "Behind t e Door" is really the one to see. Stevens BILLIARD ROOM Admission $2.00 Rated X, You Must be 18, All patrons checked for proof of age. will be San Francisco ^ After Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 13, 1974 7 TUESDAYS AND Famous musici THURSDAYS 9:00-12:30 Blue Grass Extension it the Alle at Alle-Ey off Services By MIKE La NOUE The atmosphere was kind of the Alle Mason pulled a guest Ey. Yeah, Paul. l„e State News Reviewer freaky. Hugh Suratt, adviser of Stanley invited Mason and MONDAYS AND Pop Entertainment put it, group to the Alle after the WEDNESDAYS wok the Alle - Ey by - ■ „d At 1:30 "Most of those concert and since he a.m. Tuesday I people manages ,prise with a smooth 30 • received a phone call from an probably don't even know who Astigafa he just happened to 9:00-12:00 jnuteset. excited friend telling me that these guys (Mason and ask Mason if he would like to group) ,ate News photo by Jim Bush Dave Mason was jamming at are. They just looked up at go up and jam. Mason said yes. the Alle - Ey and I should hurry up and get over'there to them and said 'Are those old!" guys He and his hard - playing group, especially Tex Finnegan Trivia catch part of the show. The on the spontaneity of organ, really got down Of course I had a believing that this was hard time the whole deal was amazing. None of us had been able to to 30 minutes of fine music. with The best part was that it was happening, but knowing my catch Mason at the Auditorium all free and people got into the friend George was a man of good faith I grabbed my coat for various reasons but here was this favorite of ours at the partying spirit. Later, Mason Sam Sp and company decided to play and told a couple of roommates, Alle Ey. - again Tuesday night and Alle - who got even more excited To see people who dig Ey co • manager Fred Call 371-1752 than me. playing so much that they Mulhauser was bubbling with would go out and jam in a bar enthusiasm. after playing a lucrative two - OPEN SUNDAY hour gig was very Mason was asked heartening. why he 5-11 PM PAC to perform 'Guys and Dolls' We had always heard that decided to play the Alle that there were guys like this but night and he smiled and held never in our experiences had up his drink and mumbled that we run across he any. was just having a good time. By EDD RUDZATS That it happened can be His cold as Adelaide, the engagemenl • weary fiancee was getting him down State News Reviewer suffering from a attributed to Paul Stanley who, by this time and his voice was permanent psychosomatic cold. besides being the chairman of The erotic memoirs of a "Guys and Dolls" will be directed bv Jon Baisch and fading but Mason still had Pop Entertainment also some partying ahead of him MALE The Performing Arts Company will present "Guys and Dolls," choreographed by Maggi Moar, with sets by Donna Arnink, manages the band Astigafa. like "all the rock stars from I musical fable about the underworld of tinhorn gamblers and costumes by Gretel Stensrud and musical direction by George which is currently playing at England." jtimental chorus girls around New York's Times Square,starting Griffiths. This is a reunion of the people responsible for the esday at the Fairchild Theater. company's memorable season opener, "Dames At Sea." This musical comedy tells the story of Sky Masterson, the most ing of all the gamblers, who earned his name because the sky For ticket information, call the theater box office at open 12 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. 355-0148, CHAMVM limit when it comes to a bet. He gives an IOU for one dozen PIG > irs to a Salvation Army woman bent on saving the racketeers the area. END WINTER BLAHS WITH ilasterson makes good on his "marker" by shooting craps with [000 as his stake against each man's soul - or, at least, his )mise to visit the Salvation Army mission around the corner /pring Get Away preventing the "soul • saving parlor" from being closed as a ire. fclso recounted in "Guys and Dolls" are the sentimentally hard led stories of several other of the Times Square rogues, no Is and deadbeats who first became known to the world lough the tender but hilarious stories of the late Damon JGuys and Dolls" was written by Jo Swerling and Abe Tows, with music and lyrics by Frank Loesser. In the Performing Arts Company production, Rick Brown has I role of the big • time gambler Sky Masterson, and Betty Icarolla appears as the winsome Salvation Army woman who Is in love with him. Others in the cast include R. Colopy as the lied dicegame entrepreneur, Nathan Detroit, and Susan Dickey .yGUVSiPOUS 111 \ A MoSfCAL FA8/.E 8SOADW FEBRUARY 19-24 . FAIRCHILD THEATRE 8:15 p.m. I FOR TICKET INFORMATION CALL THEATRE BOX OFFICE MONDAY FRIDAY - - - 355-0148 I Enjoy % the fireside I melodies of fl Jack | Hamilton 1 Wed. & Thur. | evenings i thru 1 February hjheStKuUr tradition 246 m ftre#* tffaaii i^naw vi ^u^Tbodi-^ii'its MnSing ★★★★★★★★ k ft * *mt 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February i3| ,^1 PASSPORT and APPLICATION $450' Task force marks first said, objecting to the meeting to bundle or birthday sack their The group is forwarding PHOTOS ♦Regular $5 90 for 2 photos 2 Blocks E. apt studio 351147 of Abbot Hall YOU CAN SEE CLEARLY By CHRIS DANIELSON issues as possible city noise Grand Wlvt' 117 Gun»on St,_ pollution, sign ordinances and reduction proposal. newspapers before depositing replies to letters it sent to local State News Staff Writer the controversial Kalamazoo Hickok noted that the them in the recycling bins and experts on the revised With contacts from East Lansing's group's first chairman, Richard the possible need for a Kalamazoo Street project to East Lansing's only Co - Op for Optical Needs Street bridge project. sedimentation and erosion the city planning commission Environmental Quality and The task force advises the Rintamaki, 1797 Woodside Aesthetics Task Force recently Drive, is resigning from the control ordinance. and city council, he noted. city planning commission and a® marked its first year of task force because he is moving city council on the 351-5330 T uos, Wed to Mount Clemens. existence, which saw the nine ■ Prof heads ad Fri environmental impact of member group study and make During the meeting Hickok Sit9A.M,t0Ngw I proposed projects and existing recommendations on such passed pictures of pedestrian problems. Dr. Richard Hearn, Optometrist At its meeting Monday overpasses from Japanese and Italian architectural magazines for development Now in Brookfield Plaza Petitions available night, the group unanimously voted down a proposal from a among group members as A MSU professor now heads a committee responsible for staff member to reduce the examples of what could be reviewing and recommending research projects on international for done if the city decides to at-large seats number of meetings - build a bridge over Grand River development. The federal government sets aside $12 million each currently held the second and year for the committee. < Avenue for students of Central Ralph H. Smuckler, dean of international studies and representative ■ fourth Monday of each month at Petitions for - large positions on the — to one per month. Elementary School on the programs, is chairman of the Research Advisory Committee of the Academic Council are available "We can't consider all of the city's west side. the federal Agency for International Development. at 101 Student Services Bldg. things referred to us properly unless we have time to talk the The task force also reviewed city's paper recycling The 15 - member committee, which is composed of scholars and specialists in various development fields, meets four times a discount All petitions must be returned project, which is being year in Washington and gives formal advice on all research to 101 Student Services Bldg. before 5 p.m. Feb. 20. them over," task force Chairman Benjamin Hickok hindered by people neglecting proposals submitted to the agency. store Smuckler, long - time advocate for international development and education programs, will serve as chairman of the advisory where committee for three years. He has been part of the group since Gas station 1971. your to I iil.ncc, $pqiii, dollar his gas from "•Lqfiil 'Aiiierieq,? buys George Ruthruff, owner of a cent of the gas supplies they said. PREPARE WITH OUR NEW COURSES, SPRING TERM more! sold last year at this time. He said the gas was Boron chain gas station in Okemos. usually stops on his Federal gas price guidelines purchased from a firm called Spartan Shopping Center "Leonard's" which has FRN 111. French for Travelers. MWF 150 - 240. Dr. Rahilly. are based on the difference way to work and gases up his SPN 111. Spanish for Travelers. MWF 150 - 240. Dr. Calvo 920 Trowbridge between wholesale and retail increased the wholesale price own car at an independent Fisca gas station in Lansing. prices at individual stations last by 9V4 cents last week. The Essential French or Spanish conversational grammar, May 15, and supplies are based district manager for Martin "Why? Because Fisca's retail vocabulary and useful phrases. 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"Because we will pool 211 E. Grand River hallucinogens and an increase in problems realted to our knowledge as well as our resources." But over and above noise problems in residence halls, drugs marriage, sexuality, suicide and alcoholism. Next to the Sportsmeister While epidemics did not plague the student body this year, havf been in the spotlight since the beginning of fall term. Two campus services dealing directly with human sexuality, the number of accidental Controversey following the firing and physical removal of a the Women's Resource Center and the Gay Liberation Office, injuries increased tremendously. resident assistant suspected of smoking marijuana in a hall both experienced increases in student use "Bicycles are the main cause of the increase in this area," he of their facilities last said. "And most accidents are the fault of the riders. cafeteria brought to light the fact that hall officials up until then year. "In September and October many of the riders are not used to dealt with drugs and drug • related incidents in a purely arbitrary ""so fall term. Coordinator of Residence Halls Gary North issued Jane Ohlmacher, a counselor at the intervention center, said Listening Ear crisis they received 1,200 to 1,500 calls a riding their bikes and are not stable," he continued. "Consequently they weave in the traffic and eventually fall. | 10% OFFON ALL KODAK ' month in the past year, most of them concerning the depression, Others ride in inclement weather in the dark without FILM PROCESSING & DEVELOPING a drug policy which presently remains in effect. The policy alienation and loneliness she says is common at large universities. or a light. dictates that all RAs must report all suspected illegal drug activity They just don't use common sense." No Limit Students were physically healthy this (coupon) year, but health care Drug and alcohol problems diminished this year and Feurig to superiors. programs suffered some setbacks. The new Expires Feb 17, 1974 dependents care attributes the drop to an extensive education program on the part East Lansing Store Only The polity has resulted in the forced resignation of one Abbot prop-am, scheduled to begin in December, has been of the University. Hall RA- Anonymous RAs now say that they are uncertain of the postponed until March 1, according to James S. Feurig, director of the securitv of their positions. And students, say RAs, have developed a sort of paranoia toward their RAs. University Health "The reason Center. for the CIGARETTES 3 delay was due to a problem in hiring Critics have raised the following question: Is the purpose of staff, feurig explained. "We could not find a nurse practioner, Limit 3 RAs to aid students and be a member of the floor, or is to act as • a vital element for running the clinic. But she was hired Feb. 1." (cou pon) an extention of the police and serve as watchdogs for the University? The nurse • practioner will direct the clinic, which will be located on the third floor of the health center. Doctors will not A career in law— Expires Feb 17, 1974 East Lansing Store Only North says the purpose of the policy is to fight drug • related be on the spot at all times, but one will be on call. crime in halls. Zutaut asserts that drug - related crime in halls is definitely down and says it could be partly attributed to the drug the clinic will initially come from the medical said. The staff for schools. Feurig without law school. CLAIROL LISTEREX policy. The selection process for What can you do with only a bachelor's degree? CONDITION ACNE SCRUB Crime was down 27 per cent overall on campus in 1973, with membership in the program has also cause some delay in the Now there is a way to bridge the gap between an implementation of the new program. larcenies from residence halls and parking lots presenting the Z-7C biggest problem for campus police, Zutaut said. "We couldn't take on all the dependents of the whole student body at once," Feurig said. "So we had to select a representative undergraduate education and a challenging, respon¬ sible career. The Lawyer's Assistant is able to do 16 oz. $Q 1 O loz. Reg. $1.09 (J / Traffic enforcement has been stepped up to control violations group of 500 student families." work traditionally done by lawyers. 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"The advantage I have over any sprinter in the world right now West Coast, Tin given my />roprs. I indoor and outdoor track titles, has emerged on the national scene as the fastest sprinter indoors. In the past two years he has been featured in meets from coast to coast and has established is the fact that I've been gifted with more raw speed than any sprinter," he said. "And in regards to Williams, theHe's no question in my mind that my fundamentals, through the coaches I get all the respect and then somp| I've had, are sounder than Williams." because they know I himself in international competition as well. This season he is "The third thing is, I think that I'm mentally tougher than can bent thPni eight - for - eight and chasing no limit. "1 think that I'm peaking out of college, and this is no Williams," he said. . reflection on the coaching staff." Washington said. "But now I'm After those advantages comes psyching, and Herb has become a and they look for me." able to pick my competition, and the meets in which I want to master. run and rest when I want to and this way I'm more up for each "The best in the game put the psyche on me - the John and every race." Carlos', the Charlie Greens' were the best and they taught me the and a good surface, such as in Jenison Fieldhouse. Washington believes he is at least one year from reaching a ropes as far as psyching an opponent," Washington laughed. Washington is now weighing a pro track contract and hit I He showed the rookies a few tricks last Saturday at the Spartan peak, despite the claim by most observers that sprinters reach lawyer has contacted the Detroit Wheels of the World Football I their highest level of achievement at age 21. Relays. . „ League. Both sports are interested in his signature. I "I had on the striped blue with a yellow windbreaker and "I've always contended that a sprinter reaches his peak matching shoes, then when I undressed I had on the red with the Both pro track and the WFL are fledgling orgam,',limns. but if | between the age of 23 - 25," Washington said. "Look at Tommy Washington signs a contract for one he will in the other, also. I flowery print shirt," he recalled. "This not only gets the attention Smith, John Carlos or Bob Hayes. They were at least 23 when of the crowd but it gets the attention of the athlete. Regardless of developments, Washington, both personable and I they won medals in the Olympics." "Anytime an athlete is paying attention to me he can't be articulate, hopes to pursue a career in TV broadcasting. Currently I Though Washington has defeated the fastest this indoor season concentrating on what he's doing," Washington explains. "And a sports reporter for WJIM, he said he has been sports - oriented I and has consistently raced ahead of Steve Williams, who is then before I go to the start I pull out my measuring tape. He has throughout his life and was fortunate to have a sound English I currently called the "World's Fastest Human," Washington has background in high school. I not been rewarded with the same acclaim. to be saying, 'Now what is he doing measuring his starting blacks? "I'm critical of myself and other athletes and the type of image I "The reason," he said, "is the name 'World's Fastest Human' is He gets out well enough, why does he want to measure them?'" they portray when being interviewed, because for so long the I "There were several false starts Saturday. After everybody else associated with the winner outdoors, the 100 • yard dash man. image of an athlete was dalih - dahn, and 1 wv»-i la come I was down the track and back, I went down the track," he "Steve Williams was given the title 'World's Fastest Human' across like that," Washington said. "It makes me feel bad when 11 and he's not the best indoors," Washington claimed. "I've laughed. "Those are the little things I do to help me win." see an athlete do a bad interview, so I've become very conscious I dominated the indoor circuit the last two years with a lot of Washington has overcome the handicap of location. Most of of the things I say." I the great sprinters either run or are groomed in the sunny track consistency so that title should be justified by 'World's Fastest "The world record is nice," Washington added, "but I have a I Human' indoors and 'World's Fastest Human' outdoors." state of California. Washington starred at Flint Central and chose piece of paper that is more important. It's better to get a good I Michigan State over UCLA because the Bruins "brushed me off education and to have something upstairs so you will have I until they saw me run, but then it was too late. security for the future." "There's a general attitude on the West Coast that if you aren't from the West Coast you can't be the best sprinter in the world," "The West (.oast athletes are really Washington said. "The West Coast athletes are really different. They think they do everything better than anybody else in the United States. They think they are the yardstick with which to LYNN HENNING different. They think they do measure athletic standards." But Washington has consistently beaten the coast sprinters and Flaky Spartans everything better than anybody has since gained their respect. "Now, when I go to a meet on the West Coast I'm given my Former Spartan sprint great Herb Washington has emerged propers," he said. "I get all the respect and then some because taken seriously as the country's fastest short • distance sprinter, and has else in the United States. " they know I can beat them and they look for me." been commuting for weekend meets in California from his Washington holds the world record for 60 yards with a 5.8 sports reporting position at WJIM. clocking, and thinks he can go 5.7 with appropriate competition One of these days Sports Illustrated may come to MSU to doal story on Gus Ganakas and Michigan State basketball. It m „ have been this week, if things would have ended right against I Notre Dame last week. And what fun SI will have when they get I here. Gus Ganakas and his self - proclaimed flakes are marvelous| Cage contest goin copy. "We're just so flaky we might beat anybody," Gus was saying■ in his Jenison Fieldhouse office Tuesday. "Last night (MSIM Monday night win over Ohio State) we're stalling at the end of| the game and we called a timeout!" Led by Mike Robinson's scoring (21.6 per Gus was grinning and shaking his head. By CHARLES JOHNSON State News Sports Writer game) and Lindsay Hairston's rebounding (15.3 "Yea, Benny White got his leg bumped and Lindsay I Hairston)! per game) averages, MSU has gained respect as felt sorry for him and called a timeout." As the Big Ten basketball season enters its being the most explosive team around the But Gus was laughing about it. Basketball is currently alotofl final three weeks of action, the magic word for conference. fun around here. Winning is fun and it's no different for thel the four teams still in contention for the title is "Head Flake," as he calls .himself. The Spartans are 7-2 in theBig| The balanced scoring and depth of the "if." Ten and Ganakas is enjoying the best record he has e\ Spartans has also been amazing. Behind this late in the season. And there are a lot of ifs. Robinson, who is second in the Big Ten scoring With Iowa's stunning triple • overtime victory parade, is Hairston's 18.3 average (seventh in the "This time of the year we're usually concerned with the sc over the former league - leading Prudue conference) and Terry Furlow's 17.1 (ninth in of the lower - echelon teams in the conference, trying to avoid! Boilermakers Monday night, the down - the - the conference). the basement," he said. "We're used to always being picked for| stretch scramble between Michigan, Indiana, the cellar. This year it's different." MSU and Purdue was complicated even more. Couple those statistics with the output of the It's been a standing joke all over about the flaky Spartans. T remaining MSU squad and youH see why the team that can blow you off the court one night can fall flat or As the record now stands, Michigan leads the Spartans are 7-2 in the conference. face, spectacularly, the next. And Ganakas has capitalized onitA conference with an 8-1 mark, followed by Indiana and Purdue were predicted to be in Three MSU students, Barb Allen, Joan Russell and Maiyp Indiana, 7-1, and MSU and Purdue with identical Kerr, thought it would be a good idea to name a breakfast ce the thick of the title race this season and are 7-2 records. after the squad. Hence, they came up with a box of "Sparti living up to those prognostications, but Wisconsin, which had previously been classed Wisconsin, which was thought to be one of the Flakes," a cereal box with J as a possible contender, apparently dropped out colorful Spartan and a bowl of early powers, has fallen by the wayside. of the title race, losing to Indiana Monday night flakes on the front. and falling to 4-4. Though the Badgers' big 6-11 center Kim They gave the box M Hughes is second behind Hairston on the Ganakas just in time for thi There have been a lot of surprises this year and conference rebounding list (11.2), his production Spartans' regionally televisa you can bet that there will be more to come. The hasn't been enough to avert their disappointing game against congestion at the top of the conference standings season. Kim's twin brother Kerry was expected is bound to clear up when the top contenders to help out immensely at the forward position, 9* Naturally, there v on the pregame interview battle each other in games down the stretch. but thus far, has not been very impressive. delighting the audience ff Wisconsin has suffered losses to Indiana twice, his box of "Spartan Flakes." Whatever happens, it is apparent that this Big Ten basketball season has been full of surprises. Michigan and Minnesota. Ganakas gave his team Ik Minnesota is 4-5 in the Big Ten, which is "flaky" title a year ago. bill For instance, Michigan wasn't given much of a better than was expected after it lost most of its ^ got it going among the lo chance to finish higher than eighth this year in the Big Ten, but the Wolverines have completely squad from last year. y/ MM press "It again a few weeks ago. was more accurate M I made a farce out of the preseason polls. flvl year," he savs. "I resurrected® Much of the Gophers' success has come from Spurred by Campy Russell's 21.1 scoring the outstanding season guard Dennis Shaffer is Him. for the TV game because needed "sl average, Michigan has molded a very good having. Shaffer is currently leading the Big Ten in basketball team. No one gave Michigan a thought scoring with a 22.2 average. catchv f when the Big Ten title was discussed, not even I Sports Illustrated picked id U-M coach Johnny Orr, but now Michigan Minnesota will provide the opposition for the on it a whicl appears to have the inside track on the crown. Spartans Saturday at Jenison Fieldhouse. The "Head Flake" prompted the three MSB students to start their flaky campaign and, sure enough. (>anak>B Another big surprise has been the play of M MSU * reumain,n« kschJldu'e r*ads: Saturhday' t flaky comments made it into the magazine last week. J the Spartans, who have recovered from a couple Minnesota, here; Feb. 23, Northwestern, here; MSU's play has been anything but funny, though. Peopled if dismal early season defeats to challenge for the Feb" Indiana away; March 2, Wisconsin, taking the Spartans seriously and above all, Ganakas is gettingnB conference title. awav; M»rch 9- Michigan, here. share of the credit. As he walked over to appear on his »rt wnl KIM HUGHES KERRY HUGHES interview for the Purdue game, he walked in front of the studenj sitting on the west side of the court. They gave hint a hearty, ovation. And that's something you wouldn't have se too long ago. Thursday enfry "That was a real thrill," he said. "To be accepted. For years I've been very concerned about our team being accep' e ■ a competitive team. Now we aire and we earned it. We J for women's received the respect of the Lansing - East Lansing And the strange thing is it was after a loss." communi| Things changed, he said, after MSU lost that two • pom . tAi >4ljl i . second game to Notre Dame last week. The Women's Intramural All Penny Knupp or Carol "People sent me letters saying what a fine teat rf tH Wainwright at the Women's 1M people writing in the newspapers, radio, TV, have accep e « - University Swim Meet will be team as a strong basketball force," he said. "1 walked ou 0 ■ held 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the (355-4711). gym that night and I often get a few catcalls, but people lower pool at the Women's Intramural Bldg. congratulating us on our effort." .,.. ag Intramural sports It hadn't been a very enjoyable year for Ganakas 11111 '1 Ten season started and the Spartans started winning. A» ■ ■ list entry Bob Nordmann quit in the midst of the team's misera ep ■ Entry torms for the meet are available in Room 121 of the deadlines December. Pat Miller was elevated to undertake mow du .J Women's IM. Ganakas has still been operating under the handicap 0 There will be scratch staff, unable to recruit like a team should. w But he has kept his cool and it's rubbed ofl on the ea The meet will include meeting for all fraternity swimming managers at 6:15 is as content a group of players he has probably ever ha ^ residence hall, sorority and p.m. Monday in the Men's "The guys are together," he agreed. "That s why we » independent teams with the Intramural Building pool so well. Sure, we have some bitterness, but we get ovt deadline for team entries 5:30 p.m. Thursday. office. Team rosters are due at Monument to never seen a bunch like this. And are they fun to WJIM's "Gus Ganakas Show" makes it <"> travel w voting campus together again and looked •members: Percynthia Long, •directorship pocketed money Future plans down at them. She sounded asst. coordinator of from the organization before Program definite about her political "I plan to get married soon Work Council; Joe Joe and Authur took over the Davis, awareness, OBA's future, her and get a B.A. in science, so I coordinator of the Finance Work Council; Arthur Webb, responsibility of running the organization last year," she plans for a medical career and marriage. can support myself while I'm going to medical school to f "ADVICE FR coordinator of Research Work Council; Ralph Hanson, head "Give jewelry from of the Free Breakfast Program and Williams. The perfect Valentine" "Each member has the same power as Joe and Arthur in hiring people and spending money," she said. "If anyone disagrees with a proposal that is put before the executive Renee Williams, an adviser in the Office of Black Affairs, council, no program will be says the office is nonpolitical and sponsors Project Save initiated until all voting and free school lunch programs. members are together." State News photo by Bob Kaye Williams leaned back in her chair. She brought her slender hands together to her chin as Sweetheart ball though she weighed everything she said. Her long, narrow face lo honor men In sorority court J illDelta Sigma Theta sorority 44-. MAYBE* Central Division Cosmetics, first floor Downtown. Il7Ca90 Chira X 66014-°'Hare Airport HI. 60666 N"me Mall, Lansing Mall and Westwood Meridian Mall. Jackson ">e tour tickets at your special money ■ ,n the ski area(s) I have checked money order is enclosed, (minimum fe^yand "e,|l s Head-$21. Timberli* Hills—S18. shop Knapp's Downtown today 10-5:30, Mt. Holly and . SuM'IO,I-J2, Alpine Valley Enit-$17. all Mall stores 10-9 KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS. box 90, SYRACUSE. N Y 1320 W ' 12 Wednesday. Febru;larV Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 13,1974 Vote By MAUREEN McDONALD on Roads and speed limit bill version of the bill which was points. energy problem." seen by weekend m.p.h. speed limit has not been Fitzgerald, D • Detroit, for which committee should tiandle reduction plans," though J State News Staff Writer Bridges Committee, Rep. Michael Novak, D - passed last month. It would Sentiment seems to run The main reason for passage, Novak admits, is the threat of passed. But swift passage of the bill, the bill. agrees the only passage is the federal r^l mal,l exclude driver penalty points strong against the bill itself. Michigan motorists will have Detroit, predicts one version of to date, has been hampered by "I had the cleanest bill Fitzgerald i, the speed bill will be reported between speeds of 55 and 70 Guastello calls it "pure losing $200 million in federal to slow down to 55 miles an committee hassles, as Novak possible to meet federal a permanent 55 niph '1 out of his committee m.p.h., but would include a silliness" and Novak says "it is highway funds. A federal standards by March 2," limit despite the hour on state highways soon, Wednesday and possibly voted fine system. not much different from mandate declares that highway vied with the chairman of the Fitzgerald claimed. "But they the accident rate. reduction!!! as a House version of the bill Novak predicts Daylight Saving Time - an funds will be cut off by March Economic Development He ^ I lowering the limit sails toward on by the end of this week. the fine Committee, Rep. William took it off the floor and out of logic incomplete solution to the 2 if state legislation on the 55 Committee sentiment is system will provide a bonanza control." extreme that passage. strongly bent toward a Senate of income to small counties my be forced to drive everyone would! The chairman of the House who could place state troopers Fitzgerald's committee handles most of the energy though 5 m.p.h I in inconspicuous spots to trap no one would go^'l Liquor commission crisis bills, while the Roads and speeding motorists. measure will Bridges Committee handles He hopes the City planning group But, he says, the legislature cannot regulate fines. The penalty system, highway affairs. For now, he said, he'll "hold his nose and not as remain in effect the federal mandate for a, Jl permit! go along with the speed limit until June 1975. 1 sets public included in the House version of the bill, stands little chance for passage, as committee state drinkers The East Lansing Planning Commission will hear opinions on members feel the fine system is In the Detroit district, 4,369,000 cases were IKIIVIXIOX (UPI) — Michigan drinkers drank less in 1973. this year's proposed Capital Improvements Program at a public enough to deter motorists from Statistics released Monday by the Michigan sold, a drop of about 21,000 cases. But in the sunt BurritoNics hearing at 8 p.m. today in council chambers, City Hall, 410 high speeds. Liquor Control Commission show that 7,000,579 out - state district, sales increase by 21,000 cases Abbott Road. Roads and Bridges cases of liquor were sold in the state last year, to 2,414,000. sales*service«specialists The improvements program, a six - year budget for Committee Vice Chairman down slightly from 7,001,272 the year before. Liquor Control Commission officials said that construction and real estate spending by the city, was prepared in Thomas Guastello, D - Sterling although there generally is an increase each year in HiFi*Stereos*Television "It's a pretty level trend which indicates that January by the commission and planning department by utilizing Heights, says that the added you're not having an upswing in drinking," said in the amount of liquor sold, the decrease was proposals from city departments, commissions and citizen groups. penalty system would do little Stanley Thayer, commission chairman. nothing for the liquor industry to worry about. Amplifiers*Tape Recorders V After the hearing, the commission may make revisions in the more than increase insurance In addition, the year - end statistics showed Michigan drinkers turned slightly away from program before presenting it to city council to eventually become rates for drivers already that residents of the seven - county region domestic whiskeys and bourbon to scotch and T"« / t ^ OKEMCS part of the total city budget. hampered by the energy crisis surrounding Detroit drank less, other residents of Canadian whiskey. There was a whopping 14 per , I 4 •• 349-1577 1492 W. Grand River x \ and inflation. He vowed to the Lower Peninsula drank more, and those in cent increase in the sale of vodka to 873,417 ^kt lobby strongly against any the Upper Peninsula drank about the same cases and a 8 per cent increase in rum to 226,453 1 mi. e. of Meridian Mall attempt to retain penalty amount. 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IMPERIAL MARGARINE | 2 8 - oz. wt. cups in pkg. 47 "ij d "■e mp aa * Priest. Please W)TH copy ol your booklet. I Good thru Sat. Feb. 16,1974 COUPON | Good thru Sat. Feb. 16,1974 GD MeSj'er'THRIFTY ACRES CO} Meijer THRIFTY ACRES MEIJER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ACCORDING TO SPECIFIED LIMITS. NO SALES TO DEALERS, INSTITUTIONS, OR DISTRIBUTORS. 5125 W. SAGINAW - 2055 W. GRAND RIVER - 6200 S. PENNSYLVANIA ^ ^ Class 14 Wednesday. February |3 , Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan THIRD ROOMMATE wanted for IMPALA 1967. Good body, tires, PEOPLE INTERESTED in selling SUBLET TWO bedroom, nica 3 bedroom, with two MARANTZ 2270 RECEIVER I new battery and carburetor. or buying Stanley Products, call unfurnished, air dishwasher. commuting students. Campus M-rantz 7 speakers £*1 $300. 351-5481. 5-2-19 Edith, 372-9463. 5-2-14 South Lansing. 394-2632. 355-2336. 5-2-14 five miles. Call 484-7273, after 5:30.3-2-13 $70a After 4 p.m.. 67M?J | MARK FIVE 1960 - Town car. PART TIME sales distribution. SPECIAL PHONE 355 8255 27,000 miles. New tires, divider Work you own hours. $40 ■ Rooms a VALENTINE window, twin air. $3500. $70/week. Call Mr. Barnett for th. GYPSY WAGON M * VI 347 Student Services Bldg. Antiques, clothes, 372-4330. 5-2-13 appointment. 332-3787, 5-2-19 1-313-282-5422. 10-2-21 discounted. 220 Albert jevvelry ROOM FOR male student, across LumsM2-2-i4 |u!M^*1 'AUTOMOTIVE MAVERICK 1970. 38,000 miles, EXPERIENCED WAITRESS or ONE FRIENDLY girl needed for from Union. 211V4 Grand River, automatic, $1200 hostess needed for midnight Scooters & Cycles Call 349-9317 or best offer. after 5 p.m. shift. Phone 371-4774. after 9 Twyckingham 351-3148. 5-2-14 four woman. upstairs. $48 per month. 5-2-13 OLD TURQUOISE"TnTi bracelets and rings. 1 M, Parts & Service 3-2-14 p.m. Ask Mr. Johnson. 5-2-19 ROOM, 2 BLOCKS from Berkey. Parrish print and other *I Aviation maverick TWO GIRLS for 3 girl. $67.50. Call Furnished. Utilities. Parking. Valentine gifts. Visit THE DavI •EMPLOYMENT green, power 1971, 20 steering, m.p.g., v-8, GUITAR PLAYERS for folk group. Phone 349-3936, ask for Doug. 349-3086. X-10-2-18 after 7 p.m. 332-8598,337-0377. 3-2-15 before North Cedar. forever *! •FOR RENT 20,000 Lansing miles, must sell. 3-2-15 Now 485-8010 between 10 a.m. • 5 ROOM. NO cooking, no lease, no buying antiques, 3-j t4 I Apartments SUBLEASE ONE bedroom Houses p.m. 5-2-13 PIZZA DELIVERY MEN - full or part time. Must own good Nights, apartment. Pool, newly parking, share bath. 332-2947. 2-2 14 1972 HARVEST GOLD refrigerator fr«,"J Rooms MERCURY 1963. Good condition. furnished. Commuter bus - MSU. and self cleanj 1 $200 best offer. 489-5605. running - insured car. Hourly 337-0682. 8-2-15 LARGE ROOM near campus. 4 girl. electric stove and porJl •FOR SALE or rates and mileage paid. Apply dishwasher. All 3 for $600 r,.! (d 5-2-13 Call after 6 p.m. 332-5497. after 4:30 p.m., 203 M.A.C. 353-0868 from 8-12 Animals Avenue. 3-2-15 NEW TWO bedroom apartment. Air conditioned, luxury 4-2-15 or 1.5 J Mobile Homes MUSTANG 1966. 31,000 miles, power steering and air condition, carpeted, all appliances including CHRISTIAN LADY iin Holt wants 3^2*15 6 Pm CS" 224"'85®'B •LOST & FOUND REGISTERED MEDICAL dishwasher. Convenient to MSU to share home with young 3-speed automatic, $800. Four •PERSONAL new tires, ET Mags, $150. Technologist. (ASCP). Full time position. Day shift, special and riding stables. Free use of working girl. $15/week. GARRARD TURNTABLE Shur.l •PEANUTS PERSONAL 676-5596. 5-2-15 chemistry, minimum starting © COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411 • BERKELEY. CA 94709 horse. $195/ month. Phone 646-5651.3-2-15 cartridge, Base, dust cow. Three I salary $4.34 per hour. Contact 393-1283, 882-7410. 5-2-15 months old. $Wo! •REAL ESTATE FURNISHED DOUBLE room. Free Toby. 353-2201. 3-2-15 NOVA 1971, 6 cylinder - excellent •RECREATION •SERVICE condition, 40,000+ miles, 489-5129, after 5 p.m. Jim Kevern, Office of Employment Lansing General Hospital, 2800 Devonshire, Apartments Apartments ^ Houses jfjfc) utilities, kitchen, laundry, parking. Close. 332-5722. 3-2-15 COMPONENT STEREO $71 . weekdays. 5-2-15 Lansing, Michigan 48909. skis, tyrolia bindings, Henke boots, poles, $65 3 53-0989.1 8bL Instruction LANSING: ROOM available in 372-8220. Equal Opportunity CAPITOL - LCC. Upper 2 NEED ONE female spring term, NOVA 1968. GREEN, 4 door, house - $65/month. Partially Typing Service Employer. 7-2-21 bedroom, furnished, utilities Watersedge. $72.50 per month. automatic furnished, all utilities. 351-2728. •TRANSPORTATION 'ij. >. Excellent paid. No pets. DODGE 351 3807. 10-2-14 7-2-14 DIAMOND RING 3/8 Kaatfl S^Tuiidition. Call - mileage a WANTED: REALITY, 482-5909. 3-2-15 ROOMMATE NEEDED. Large •WANTED 373-3740 between 8 a.m. ■ 5 AMBITIOUS people Marquise setting. Siie 5. $2001 earnings unlimited. Call J & J GIRL NEEDED for 3 - woman, houses own room. Near MSU. Call Doug, 351-8473. 3-2-15 p.m., 373-1967 after 5. 4-2-13 ENTERPRISES, 676-1934. 2 GIRLS FOR spring and/or spring term. Capitol Villa. $63. 371-3520. 3-2-15 For Sale % "RATES" 5-2-15 summer. $55/month. 332-4514. 351-5162. 5-2-18 CUSTOM STRATOCASTER. lj-1 NOVA, 1969-SS, low mileage, 3-2-15 10 word minimum excellent condition. New 1973, FEMALE COLLEGE student MALE TO share 3 man house $65 SRO speaker in cabinet. SupJ 350 2 barrel engine, 3-speed wanted to babysit for small girl MALE NEEDED. Across from per month, utilities included. BICYCLES - ALL TEN Speeds! time, 337-2737 Kenny 3-2-isl ONE MAN needed for large Berkey. $65/month. Share Call Dave Sinclair, 484-7773. Various colors and sizes, transmission. $1,200. 372-0059. one night a week. 337-0164. Twyckingham apartment. room. 351-1859.3-2-14 10-2-21 Simplex De - railer, center - pull 100 WATT RMS Sylvan, 5-2-14 5-2-18 WORDS $60/month. Call Charlie, brakes, high quality at dealer's receiver, Sony TC 330 ricmtfl 332-1780. 5-2-19 SHARE APARTMENT, spring, no NEWLY REDECORATED house in cost. Forced warehouse sale. 9 - acoustic 150B top and bottom! 1 3 5 10 NOVA 1969 - 2/DOOR. Excellent BARTENDER; MACKINAC Island lease $75, utilities included. Call mechanical condition and tires. Lansing. Five minutes to 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday. 8 Ludwig drums, Gibson EBfl Michigan. June 12 - September 0 1.50 4.00 6.50 Good gas mileage. Automatic. 8. Call 337-7525. 4-2-15 EAST MOUNT Hope huge entire 337-2657.5-2-13 campus. Married couple only. a.m. - 12 p.m. Saturday. D & C base. Acoustic and electnL Cheap transportation. 353-8104 first floor of beautiful English Tudor home. 1 or 2 bedrooms, 4 for 2 BEDROOM apartment - No pets. $145, plus deposit. STORAGE, 1241 Roth Drive, guitars, cameras, head supplii] after 1:00 p.m. 3-2-14 GENERAL COOK or baker or spring term. Furnished, pool, 484-3513. 5-2-19 South Cedar at 1-96. 694-3311. tapestries, furniture jewelry! broiler cooks. Mackinac Island, fireplace, garage, patio, sunken bus service. Campus Hill. 0-3-2-13 typewritox 9uns, TV's and Mil OPEL GT, 1970 - Excellent living room, refrigerator and NEW HOUSE near campus. Six Master Charge an June - September 8. Call 349-2507 - keep trying) 5-2-15 20 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 stove. $265 including utilities. SKIS, BINDINGS, poles, 7M Rieker Americard accepted condition, 40,000 miles. $1700. bedrooms, two baths, 337-7525.4-2-15 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.SO Call 485-1886.3-2-15 332-3161. 3-2-15 NEED WOMAN spring term - Cedar dishwasher, carpeted. Free rent boots for lady. Also 11V4 sell and trade. DICKER & DEAil March 1.351-9036.5-2-19 Garmont men's boots. All only 1 SECONDHAND STORE, Village. Call 332-6819 after five. to 1?0l| DEADLINE PINTO WAGON, blue, two door, CAPITOL AREA near LCC, 3 3-2-13 year old! 337-7831. 3-2-15- South Cedar, Lansing. 487-3386.1 1 P.M. one class day 1972. Automatic, 200 cc, power rooms, furnished, carpeted, EAST LANSING. One bedroom Open 9 - 9 Monday, Wednesdifl before publication. brakes, air conditioning, and PHONE WORK - part time. utilities paid, $145. Girls or duplex. $170 plus utilities, GIANT AQUARIUMS! THE FISH and Friday. Other nights untilA NEED ONE girl spring term, three radio. $2200. 351-3657 or married couple. No children or unfurnished. 351-8138. 1-2-13 MONGER has 55 gallon tanks p.m. 3-2-15 Sunday through Thursday, 6-9 girl, pets. Phone 489-1276. 5-2-19 Twyckingham. 351-4895. sale! When you buy the tank 351-0280. 4-2-15 pm. MODERN GUIDE TO on Peanuts Personal ads 3-2-13 must be pre-paid. BUYING. 351-3700. 3-2-14 BEDROOMS. at the regular price you get the FIREWOOD SPLIT, stacked! VEGA HATCHBACK 1972 - 1 AND 2 Capitol fluorescent light and the glass delivered. Discount c ONE PERSON needed for 4 man - 485 Excellent condition. Leaving MARCH GRADS - industrial area. Furnished. $85 $125. 5980^-2-13 top absolutely free! Also, larger orders. 625-3577, 625-3871.1 Cedar Village apartments. _ new Cancellations/ Corrections state, must sell. New snow tires. 351-0997. 3-2-15 sizes avilable at the FISH 3-2-15 engineer, no experience Spring. 332-8007. 5-2-15 SAGINAW WEST, LCC. Furnished Call after 3 p.m. or weekends. MONGER, 1522 East Michigan. - 12 noon one class day necessary. Starting salary about four or five bedroom, parking. 676-4142. 5-2-13 $800/ month. Call collect, MASON - NEWLY decorated. 2 Hours 12-9 p.m. Monday - WATERBED, FRAME. 1 before publications. WANTED: ONE girl, DODGE REALTY. 482-5909. bedroom, unfurnished, carpeted. spring term in 313-557-2334, Martha. 5-2-19 4 4-2-15 Friday, 12-6 p.m. Saturday and heater. Never use VEGA 1974 GT Hatchback. $115 plus utilities. Deposit. 1 woman, Cedar Village The State News will be apartment. $75/ month. Sunday. 3-2-15 485-2842 after 6:00 pm. 5-2-l| 4-speed, 1800 miles,- stereo, NUDE MODEL. Professional year lease. Married couples only. 337-0823. 3-2-13 EAST LANSING. Five person responsible only for the tape, snows, defogger. 882-1975. 676-2221. 3-2-15 KONIKA 35mm camera. Excellent PULSAR WATCH most ac photographer. Must be np^ and house, 2 baths, finished rec - 5-2-18 attractive. $8/hour. 482-6014. condition. $75 or best offer. watch in the world first day's incorrect SUBLEASE TWO-mtn / spring room with bar, appliances, ONE BEDROOM for 485-6494. 1-2-13 parking. Available now. crystal. 1200 transisters. Digi:al| insertion. term / close / parking / furnished VEGA GT 1972. Radials, 22,000 rent. Available immediately. read out. Original cost S275.M - / $135. 332-0741.3-2-13 351-8920. 5-2 18 due 7 days from miles, 25 m.p.g. $2100. Call Close to campus. 337-7573. PIONEER SX-727 receiver, year guarantee. V4 year i SALES OPPORTUNITY open. 349-3753, after 5. 5-2-19 3-2-15 CLOSE 632 SOUTH Mifflin, EPI-150 speakers. 5 months old. $125. 393-8654. B-1-2-13 Queens Way to Fashion clothing. ONE MAN to share apartment. - Call 651-5542 or 651-6157. Own bedroom, 332-0319 after 6 Lansing. One person, clean / quiet, 353-2677. 3-2-15 I 50* la 1-4 GIRLS, VOLKSWAGEN 1969, 311 15-2-19 WATERS Edge, two two bedroom, furnished. STEREO SYSTEM - DynacoFMSl pm 3-2-14 AKAI CR80T 8 track stereo Fastback, automatic, 22+ m.p.g. baths, close, spacious. 332-0984. Spring/summer. $67.50 plus / player tuner. Dynaco PAT4 pre | HURRY! Best offer over $700. 3-2-15 month. 5-2-15 / recorder / tuner, speekers, TELEPHONE MARKETING. $3 ONE GIRL for 4/girl apartment. amplifier. Dynaco 120 amplifie 355-6080. 7-2-21 turntable BSR 310X, tapes. Duel 1212 turntable. \l guaranteed per confirmed University Terrace. 337-2029. MAN NEEDED share 2 PEOPLE NEEDED immediately! $200 or best offer. 351-3625. appointment. 394-1100. C-2^28 to 3-2-14 tape recorder. AR4X speakenj Motorcycles fo ESCORTS WANTED for Executive downstairs, 413 Stoddard. Full basement, large back yard and for 2 to 3 rooms in basement of nice house. Close - $140 / 5-215 Over $800 new. $225 ind 50 albums. 393-8654. B-' NEED FURNISHED, one Escort Service. Phone 372-0567. garden, garage. Call Gary month. 200 MATT Kustom amp, speakers AUSTIN AMERICA 1970. Two bedroom flat for spring, near 337-0255^4-2-15^ (two 15"). $300. Call 349-3219. 0-2-28 351-5066 or 373-6972, keep ALL TYPES of Optical « door sedan, 4 speed, 4 passenger, YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, BMW, campus. 332-0097. 3-2-14 ONE OR two people for house. 204 5-215 trying. 5-2-13 South Magnolia. 489-6197. prompt service. OPTiCAll 4 cylinder, 28 m.p.g. plus. RICKMAN. Many 74s in stock, Good MASSEUSES NEEDED to do body DISCOUNT, 2615 some 1973s at reduced prices. 3-2-18 FIFTEEN STAMP DEALERS will condition, $875. 627-5571. L eathers, rubs at health spa. ONE GIRL needed, 731 Burcham Michigan, Lansing, MichiganP 4-2-15 helmets, accessories, apartment Reduced. 332-0140 display and sell their stamps at Appointments for interview. Call WOMAN NEEDED share room in 372-7409. C-3-2-15 parts and service. SHEP'S after 5:00. 7-2-21 372-0567 between 12-6 p.m. CEDAR GREENS lovely house. Close / campus. Lansing Mall on February 16. MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 apartment to BUCKET T Dune buggy. New mags 0-2-28 Many conveniences. Call after 5 Most are interested in buying SPECIAL VALENTINE'S Day sail North Cedar, Holt. Just south of sublet spring term. Luxury, and tires. Excellent mileage. SUBLET TWO-man furnished. p.m., 351-7168. 3-2-13 collections of stamps, post cards Thursday 9 • 9. Storewide sail 1-96 over pass. Phone 694-6621 pool, call 351-3625. 5-2-15 $150. Cedar old mail, 5-2-15 $1350. 372-4330. X5-2-13 C-5-2-15 For Rent Spring/summer. Street. 351-2077. 3-2-18 or MARSHALL MUSIC. Eai| MATURE CREATIVE individual, Lansing. C-1-2-13 SUBLEASE - ONE bedroom arts - crafts cooperative. Good SALE! REDUCED Prices! Small 1972 KAWASAKI - 750. VERY furnished, $180. Call before LOWER FLOOR of house, 2 stereo receivers, compact good condition. Sust sell, $750. 11 30 or after 5 p.m. 337 0367. food trip, wn room. Close MARANTZ 1060 AMP, 110 till TV AND STEREO rentals bedrooms, students or couple, MSU. Call 351-8143. 3-2-13 systems, clock radios, stereo Call 694-1733. 7-2-21 5-2-15 TEAC 3300-10 reel t $24/term, $9.95/month. Free no pets. $145/ month, utilities albums, 8-track tapes, small Jensen model 6, 4 way si CHECKER MARATHON - 1967, same day delivery and service. except electric, deposit. Take NEED SINGLE or couple to share appliances, odds and ends. Many 332-3828. 3-2-15 V-8, automatic, air, quad stereo. Best reasonable offer. 355-6267. [*!*[](/] Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C-2-28 over lease to September 15. Available February 19, COZY ONE spring and bedroom summer. 332-0942. 5-2-15 apartment $175. Call farm. Fireplace, pt>ts ok. 10 miles from campus. 646-6453. items reduced below cost. WILCOX SECONDHAND COMPONENT STEREO Sylvrt B-1-2-13 PIANOS FOR Rent. $15 a month 485-0480, after 5:30 p.m. 7-2-14 STORE, 509 East Michigan, CR-2742 AM/FM and up. MacLAUGHLIN PIANO 5-2 19 Lansing. 485-4391. Trades, BODY REPAIR. Quality, reduced AND ORGAN MART, 1606 FEMALE ROOMMATE needed HAYFORD STREET. Three layaways, bank cards. 8 am Sylvania 2 way speakers. Garrsri rates to students. Also spring term. Cedar Village. - 6-300 turntable *" East Michigan. Phone 487-5995. GIRL OWN ROOM 2-person. $70. bedrooms, furnished, carpeted, 5:30 pm. C-13-2-28 guaranteed rust proofing. VAN $78/month. 332-8030. 3-2-13 694-2523. 3 2 15 C-2-28 Very close. Joanne, 332-3614. $190/ month, $100 security WORLD, 645-2123.0-2-28 deposit, no lease. 351-7233, 3-2-15 JBL CENTURY L100'i Less ANTIQUES & UNIQUES. Buy * CORVETTE URGENT ONE girl needed for after 6 p.m. 3-2-13 condition, new 1961 - GOOD 327 - 375 M-78 BODY SHOP Apartments ^ TWO BEDROOM apartment for 4-girl apartment. Call 332-8525. than 5-2-18 a year old. $425. 351-8102. sell. Lums. 220 Albert C-20-2-28 Street, uno^ horsepower engine. 351-7504. EAST LANSING two 3-2.3 MALE OR female needed to share girls $90 plus utilities. 3-2-15 Cars painted $90 plus material. beautiful house in Okemos with TWO BEDROOM, furnished Mobile 372-4330. 5-2-19 SUBLEASE, m CORTINA (FORD) 1970 - 2 door. 337-0496. 5-2-19 Homes. $25 - $35/week. Ten TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS unfurnished ONE bedroom luxury apartment, two other 349-1729. 3-2-13 women. Call CROSSWORD minutes to campus. Quiet and close. $170. 351-1315. 3-2-13 33,000 miles, 25 m.p.g. Good shape, fm / stereo / tape player, WANTED: Best USED Volkswagens. price in Lansing. IMPORT peaceful on a lake. 641-6601. has one two bedroom apartment available immeidately! Call FEMALE, OWN room, $80 per PUZZLE 4 speed, snow tires. Price to sell 0-2-28 ONE GIRL IMMEDIATELY! Three AUTO PARTS & REPAIRS. 351-7166. 18-3 8 month, near campus. Mornings, - $850. Mark, 351-4428. 5-2-14 485-2047. 0-1-2-13 person, one bedroom, 355-7640. 3-2-13 ftuuM TWO TO sublease one bedroom $70/month. 332-0149. 5-2-15 32 |djocy apartment, 2 blocks from BEDROOM. NEAR Sparrow. 1 Printed cloth 34, Shoshonean 1051 CUTLASS 1970 wagon. Desert VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR. Our campus. Call 351-5205 or $125 plus deposit. Married NEED ONE HAS LETT - 2 bedroom, furnished 7. Ornamentation 37. Compete Trfj5E-_ gold, V-8 engine, automatic, price is right. See us first. IMPORT 482-7648. 3-2-14 couples only. No pets. 371-1106 Americana girl spring term. except utilities. $160/ month. 12. Prayer 38. Man's name AMffiEi power steering and brakes, radio. AUTO REPAIR. Apartments. Small pets welcome. 6288 Marsh Excellent condition, one owner. 485-2047.0-1-2-13 after 5 pm. 7-2-20 332-4161. 10-2-13 Road. Inquire next door. 3-2-13. 13. Day's march 41. Scottish plaid [CiAlR CHRISTIAN ROOMMATES need 14. Clad 43. Garden flower $995. Phone 349-2154. 5-2-18 male to sublet spring term. 15 Uttered 45. Oialect FREE. .Advice with every part Cedar . Village Apartments, 16. Sheep 46. Warning CUTLASS S 1969, Power steering, soldi CHEQUERED FLAG, $73/month. 351 3802. 5-2-18 REMEMBER 17. Protracted 47. Pebble World War »| ¥ bucket seats, mag wheels, 2605 East Kalamazoo 8. Street, 18. Finale 48. First game in 4-speed, one owner, super one mile west of campus. area SUBLET ONE bedroom, furnished, 19 Cheese dish a series condition. 351-7740. 5-2-18 487-5055. C-11-2-15 9 Harden 1/2 block. $170. 337 7021. 23. Territory 4. Danish fiord 10. Apparent CUTLASS-S 1969. 350, 4 speed, power steering, buckets, console, MASON BODY SHOP Kalamazoo Street since 1940. - 812 East 5-2-18 SPRING TERM One two YOUR 25. 29. Shirker Tea 5. Mass. cape 6. Atop 7. Robs 11 Tear 15. Know radials and two radial snows. or 31. Expatriate Spanish Complete auto painting and responsible persons to sublease $995 best offer. 489-6164. IT— r- J- 17 Iron symbol J VALENTINE, or collision service. 485-0256. T~ r~ 7~ ir 9 n ^ 5-2-19 large, quiet, furnished one C-2-28 20. Monad bedroom, pool. $155. Call % nr — 21. Furbish * 337-7416, after 8:30. 3-2-14 FIAT 1969 1 24 Spider 22. Hired car I WITH1 - t W* 2 78X15 SEARS BELTED snow bp I 23 Likewise convertible. New 393-1838. 5-2-13 tires, AM-FM. tires, like 1965 - new on 1972 wheels to fit Ford, Mercury ONE BEDROOM, near Sparrow. Parially furnished, utilities ROaU TOWNHOUSES IT" I 17 - 24 Toward i 26 Sever $40/pair. 353-8661, 351-0125. * Convenient to MJlU FLOWERS furnished. Phone 332-0322 FORD 1966. 6 cylinder, very good 3-2-14 27. High ,ai'* running 694-1733. 7-2-21 condition. Call daily. 5-2-18 and shopping ♦Air conditioning 1 II HI m ■ m V/. VM 28 Anent 30 Broad sim1® " ONE BEDROOM, furnished, close VW * 33 Dig'aP" I GUARANTEED Repair Carpeted FROM - FORD FALCON 1964. New tires, RANDY'S MOBIL, Okemos to campus. Lease through mid * Full basements & 34 Octave°' excellent running condition. Road and I-96. 349-9620 September, $160 per month. Call 351-8238, between 1-5 p.m. * Clubhouse and ., ir % church fea Cheap. 351-0948. 3-2-13 C-2-28 6-2-15 play areas Now taking applications BANCROFT %* * * % }/A 35 Past'* 36 Therelore ■ FORD VAN mechanical, 1970. Excellent interior. Dome, Efliplojinat jjJ WANTED - ONE sister for spring V/i JT- % 39 forme''* 40 Ogle' J & Ml MJ term, Cedar Village. Call 351-0460 42.2,000 » FORD stereo, $1700. 351-8434. 3-2-15 VAN 1969. 302 V-8 TYPIST - PART time 4 - 10 351-5091. 5-2-14 Equal Housing Opportunity FLOWERS HS V 43. Soft drink ■ 44,French automatic. New carpeting p.m. 70 w.p.m. 3 nights a week. HOLT. TWO bedroom, 1417 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing 17 W sgoime' 11 A.M.-6 P.M., M0N-FRI. throughout. Good gas mileage. Apply in person today 3:30 - unfurnished. Very nice. $165 Phone 371-4120 I 46. Retusa' I 627-5765. 5-2-19 4:30 p.m. 427K Albert St. W plus utilities. 694-0862. 3-2-14 •Fimily applications only Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 13, 19.74 15 nr Sale J§) [ »■* g Personal El [ Real Estate ■it's whats I.IY INTERNATIONAL. On# DALMATION PUPPIES, AKC SINGLE? MINGLEI Come to the PIZZA AND Sandwich Shop. happening" (ear old. Excellent condition. registered, call Dan Law, Singles Party, Wednesday, 7-11 $2000 moves you in! Excellent Icainpagnolo component!. 1-224-2057, St. Johns. 3-2-15 pm. at the Canterbury House. lease terms for qualified buyers. 1149-2690. 5-2 16 Just north of Jolly, off Waverly. 484-5983. 10-2-14 Announcement for It's What's East Complex Bridge Club will English Majors: The deadline for FISH SPECIALS! Hybrid P|aties Happening must be received in the The winter general meeting of Take Glenburne Boulevard meet at 7:30 tonight in 135 Akers applying for spring term Black west. State News office, 341 the Ingham County Probate Court fei®" Neons, Silver Tipped Dance Student Hall. All bridge players are enrollement in English - Education Tetras Snails and are Albino 3/96* Brick Mystery Games The Uncoupled Club. Snax. $1.00. 5-2-15 I Recreation ^ Services Bldg., by I p.m. at least two ilass (lays before publication. welcome. Bring decks and score is today. Application forms are available in 212 Morrill Hall. All Foster Parents will be held at 7:30 tonight at the Edgewood United Red An announcements will be accepted Church, 469 N. Hagadorn Road. I earth cruising machinei Swords, Sunset Variatus Algae FLY TO last • term sophomores desiring The topic will be "Foster Parents Europe from $179. Anna "Careers for Economics Majors," upper level English - Education (K eaters, White Clouds and Kuhii MONTY'S BAR - and the Abused Child." Featured Ikbrbary special Complete Overhaul Loaches are 5/96*. Now Sunday 1522 East at THE FISH through MONGER, AND RESTAURANT Munnich. 0-17-2-26 35S 7846, 5-7 pm. Transportation JL a symposium sponsored by the Undergraduate Economics Club, will be held at 7:30 tonight in 39 coding) are required to complete this form and attend a meeting at 4 p.m. Thursday in 35 Union. speaker will be Ray Heifer, professor of human development. All currently licensed foster parents Michigan. Hours, 12-9 Union. p.m. Monday - Friday, 12-6 p.m. | sPring Brea" "pTcTages™* Questions may be directed to Katherine Sprandel. of the probate court should attend. '16s0 Pitcher Night (M-Th) The meeting is also open to anyone Saturday and Sunday. 3-2-15 .FLOROIA$199« BAHAMAS$279*| STUDENT NEEDS rides skiini The MSU Employes' Assn. will ■ SKI UTAH $257 interested in more information on Luncheon special -$1.50 ■ weekends. Will share expenses hold an open meeting for all The Spartan Rifle and Pistol | "Plus 10% taxes (includes air, being a foster family. I VELOCIPEDE Mobile Homes Pool Table _ hotel s, extras) stop by or call ' Call Todd, 353-6360. 2-2-14 employes at 12:15 today in B449 Life Sciences Bldg. $ I. Team will be firing at 7 tonight on the Demonstration Hall rifle (Correction) range. To reform the PEDDLER ■ | T?A¥lfe,BY 351 8800 HARRINGTON" corner Ann/MAC, I New members are welcome. to help preserve capitalist system is it. Find out why at Bring your ID next Marshall Music Wanted Tickets for MSU's Fifth Annual the Socialist Labor Party Club WOLVERINE: MOBILE HOME for — Intercollegiate Rodeo, to be held We celebrate (3 cards proof of age) Feb. 22, 23 and 24, are now on sale meeting at 8:30 tonight in 37 sale. Sharp 10 X46 2 SUN, WARM breezes, white sands p.m. each Wednesday at University Union. - NEW colt point 45 bedroom. in the MSU Livestock Pavilion. Lutheran Church, 1020 S. Harrison Sets on lot now at $55 and fun can be yours for month. ■"automatic, extra clips, shells, Just $1850. Call 882-0245, 2359 E. Gd. eight DESPERATELY NEEDED: Slides Hours: 8:30 a.m. to S:30 p.m. Road. This week Contemporary River, Okemos Experienced meditators needed - I wonderful days. Enjoy! Jamaica 332 4432. 3-2-14 on controversial issues - female Monday through Friday and from 7 Worship by Daniel Moe. for important doctoral dissertation evenings 694-0581. 5-2-15 $259 or Hawaii $329. Call to 10 PERSONAL HAND analysis - Tarot sexuality, homosexuality, race. p.m. Monday through experiment. Stop by at 1 p.m. IaMERAS, NIKON F $160, motor FOR RENT - new stove and card readings by Denny. ASMSU TRAVEL 353-0659 or 353-2473. 5-2-19 Call Paula, 355-0081. 3-2-13 Thursday. (Student discount available with ID for Friday Free U Classes: A new class in Monday through Friday in 909C ■ drive $200, 50 ml F1.4 lens, 351-8178 daily for appointment encountering. Organizational I refrigerator, carpeted, partially performance.) meeting at 4 today on the Union jgg all for $365. 250 mm X-2-2-13 ROCK, SOUL and pop bands furnished, close, $150/month. second floor will I Telephoto lens, $40. Half frame Service determine the I pen FT $99 Yashica MAT 124 Call 5-2-15 351-0082 after 6 pm DON'T GET ^ needed for and Central bookings in Lansing Michigan area. Call The MSU Rodeo Club will meet at 8:30 tonight in the Livestock time, format, etc. Call Free U if interested but cannot come. The Union Activities Board ■ with telephoto lens $119. caught in the presents the "Four Corners doghouse on Valentine's Day. 351-9268after6 p.m. 5-2-15 Pavilion. All members please attend Limited to 8 persons. Massage Coffeehouse" from 9 to 12:30 ■ 351-6690. C 13-2-28 GREAT LAKES 10' x 55'. Ideal for FOR THE BEST service as we need everyone's participation Awareness new people welcome Doghouse insurance - not on stereo - tonight at Campbell Hall. students or young couple. In DON'T FORGET Blood comes in preparing for the rodeo. The at 7 tonight at 35 Snyder Hall. A top guaranteed to keep you out of equipment see the STEREO only Admission free. from people. Professional donors board of directors will meet at 8 ■NE WATERBED with custom condition. $2200 includes the doghouse but SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. new class in French through poetry. every little bit I made frame $90 or best offer. transportation and set-up in helps. Sample policies include C-2-28 compensated. MICHIGAN p.m. and the rodeo committee at 7:15 p.m. Taught by Roland at 5 p.m. The Freshman Human Ecology 1 351 4080. 10 2 25 Lansing area. Call 337-1383. Ask for Tom or Pete. 5-2-19 Fanny Farmer hearts, cards and COMMUNITY CENTER. 337-7183. Hours: BLOOD Club will meet at 7:30 tonight in 9 Human Ecology Bldg. Jackie exotic colognes. GULLIVER ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS. The Floriculture Forum is Itzkow will speak about the ■ SED CAME RAS, SLR Ladies and Monday, Thursday, and Friday, STATE DRUGS, 1105 East mens apparel. Call sponsoring a terrarium and berry The MSU Scuba Diving Club will Community Services Program. 1 Rangefi nder, Kodak's, twin VALIANT, 1965 - 12X57, 2 484-8616 9 ■ 4:30 p.m.: Tuesday and bowl sale from 8 a.m. to 4 be Grand River, 332-5171, between 4-8 im p.m. meeting at 8 tonight in 208 I lens miscellaneous. 349-1715 bedroom, in quiet cove 10 332-2011. 0-2-13 0-20-2-28 Wednesday, 12 - 6:30 pm today on the first floor of the Men's Intromurai Bldg. Interested The MSU Promenaders will meet minutes from campus, Horticulture ■ after 6 p.m. 0-10-2-26 $50 per C-2-28 Bldg. The terrariums divers are urged to attend. Plans for at 7 tonight in 34 Women's month. Lot rent, new and berry bowls are nicely planted, Sunday's ice dive will be made. skirting, THE ALOHA! SUEDE AND leather cleaning and Intramural Bldg. Dancing includes TV antenna, well established and moderately Lir OF EIP 202's, Kenwood furnished, super A FRESH ORCHID • restoring. OKEMOS DRY JOB WITH commercial band. square, folk and round. Everyone is clean, only $4,495. MICHIGAN priced from $3 to $4. Women Students Age 25 Plus: invited to join the fun. J KT-7001, Miracord No. 50HII, for your CLEANERS, 349-0910, 0-1-2 13 Experienced Hammond organist - Come and hear Camille Smith, I Teac 3300-10, pair of OHM F's MOBILE HOMES. 372-2580 with own transportation and PA South Collegiate Fellowship IvMth full manufacturer's 0 15-2-28 iV&aS Valentine! LICENSED BABYSITTER to wants to play weekends. invites you to join their inductive career development specialist in the Want to do your act before live Counseling Center, talk with us TV cameras? If you or your I warranty on all. Bob, 351-0042; USED MOBILE homes already set babysit in her home - North 351-3284. w Bible study of the book of John at about "Career Development think you have musical or other group 1 Brian, 337 9719. 5-2J3 up on lotsl Located just 10 Magnolia. 487-3045. 4-4-15 9:15 tonight in 34 Union. Resources for Women" at noon performing talent, maybe you minutes from campus. Call Car Pool & today in 6 Student Services Bldg. would like to appear on the "Video pNS, RIFLES, and handguns of MICHIGAN MOBILE HOMES Union Activities Board's spring (downstairs). This is a Brown Bag Workshop," East Lansing's locally kinds. Buy, trade and sell. 372-2580. 0 15-2-28 MEN - CONTRACEPTIVES by Instructions Bridal Preview, previously Lunch Program. The "Brown produced cable TV show. If I BEST mail, numerous brands. Send scheduled for Feb. 20, has been 'round prices in I Southern year Micfiigan. BOB'S GUN MARLETTE 1972. $2.50 for a generous assorted Riding ^ tentatively canceled. Baggers" meet every Wednesday for discussion. Sponsored by Women's interested, contact Randy VanDalsen. TERRIFIC sampler, or 35< for catalog. Resource Center. (SHOP, 2412 South Cedar, Call buy I 12' x 63', 3 bedroom with Mailed in plain envelope. Write RIDING INSTRUCTION The Council on Adoptable ( 371 2244 0-10-2 1 4 tipout. Has 8 x 20 expando. Dressage, advanced jumping, Sigm singing Children invites all interested Another exciting edition of Scott's Products, P.O. 1423. FROM valentine orders will be taken from $300 and take over payments. hours to fit yours. 332-6835. MEADOWBROOK Tface to persons to a meeting at 8 p.m. Justin Morrill College course East Lansing, Michigan. 48823 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. today in the Super sharp! 625-7157. 3-2-15 3-2-15 MSU, Leaving 7:30, returning Thursday at Eastminister 3-2-14 descriptions for spring is available lobby of the Music Building. Cost is [©SPEEDS after 4. 355-3651 after noon. Presbyterian Church, 1315 Abbott for you to pick up in 11 Snyder 25 cents a valentine. TRAVELO - 8 X 30. PIANO LESSONS - students Typing Service 3-2-14 Road. Emmett Turner will show slides of his recent tour of Korean Hall. Classes are small in size and are all graded on the P - N earth cruising machines INEXPENSIVE living. system. MSU Horticulture Club presents wanted, adults or children. orphanages and answer questions "Management - the Key to Success Negotiable. Quarter GUARANTIED campus. 351-4443.4-2-15 mile from Reasonable rates. 484-5055. Share Driving Uni I Board, in Landscape Horticulture" with 5-2-18 children. For more information, REPAIRS 1971 MARLETTE MOBILE home. contact Joyce Laing. Airlines, is offering special student Evergreen Nursery. 7 tonight in 204 MARRIED STUDENT activity unit MSU TO Southfield. tours: California, Mexico, ski Utah, Horticulture Bldg. WHILE YOU Very good condition, 3 TYPING FAST, a Leaving 7 am, Interested in competitive trap Los Angeles - Las Vegas - Palm day care center now has two - returning 5 pm. 355-3651 after and skeet shooting? Come to a bedrooms, fully furnished. Shed Springs. Activities office, second WAIT openings for infants 14 weeks 6 - guaranteed. Call Cindy, meeting of the Shotgun Club at floor Union. The Union and Union Activities skirting and extras. 10 minutes months of age) 5 full days / 349-4029. 5-2-18 7:30 tonight in 2 15 Men's Board present Jimmy Caras, pocket to campus. $8900 or best offer. week. 353-5154. 3-2-14 Intramural Bldg. or call Kim The Student Boycott Committee billiard expert, demonstrating 694-0041.3-2-15 PROFESSIONAL IBM typing (Pica Driving Colgate after 5 p.m. of MSU is going to serve as national fundamentals and trick shots at 2 - Elite) 11 years experience. headquarters of the national and 6 p.m. Saturday in the Union IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY this CAREERS FOR SANDl, 339-8934. C-2-28 campus Gallo pledge campaign. If billiard room. Afterwards personal completely furnished 12X60 ECONOMICS MAJORS MSU UNION your head has not been into instruction will be available. to St. Lawrence Monarch has a price tag of only TYPING, DISSERTATIONS, picketing we could really use your term Hospital. Wednesday only. $5,950. Price includes covered Symposium Sponsored by help in organizing this campaign. papers. Experienced. 50-< page. Leaving 12:30 pm. - returning More It's What's porch, utility shed and washer / The Undergraduate Economics Clut Join us at 7:30 tonight in the Happening 332-2987. 3-2-15 4 :30 pm. 355-0045. 3-2-14 Trophy Room of Snyder Hall. on Back Page JClNTOSH ■Heat lit it Ar15 MLIC Speakers. dryer combo. An excellent buy. With Guest Speakers from AM-FM receiver. Call Pam MacLeod at 351-3359 Business and Industry ■Teac A6010 reel • to - reel tape or Walter Neller Company, PROFESSIONAL IBM dissertation typing. MA English degree. EWiEHOHIirW | so (deck. Marantz 2270 AM-FM 332-6595. B-1-2-13 Date: Wednesday, February 13 MARTY NORTH, 351-3487. eiver. Akai 1731 D reel to Time: 7:30 pm BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY - - C-2-28 I tape deck, Nikkor 80 200 ■Zoom lens. Exceptional Martin ■ D35 Guitar. Old Persian | Lost & Found Place: Room 39, Union Building EXPERIENCED IBM typing. rug. ■WILCOX SECONDHAND FIND SOMETHING REFRESHMENTS WILL Dissertations, (Pica FAYANN, 489-0358. C-2-28 Elite). ★ SAVE TIME ■STORE, 509 East Michigan, BE SERVED If ■Lansing. 485-4391. Trades, ■layaways, bank cards. 8 am - you've found a pet or article of value, we want to help you return BOARD EXAM TUTORING ★ SAVE MONEY H5 30 C 13 2 28 it. Just come into the State News pm, KAPLAN TUTORING COURSES pSON EB-3 Base and Casino Classified you want to Department and tell us place an ad in EAST Now being formed for the coming manuscripts, general typing. IBM Dependable firms and individuals ready and LSAT, MCAT, DAT Board exams. - 24 years experience. 349-0850 plifier 100 watts, 150 watts LANSING STATE BANK'S found ik good condition - like new. column. As a public service EAST For information call 313-354-0085. 0-1-2-13 C-2-28 eager to serve you. I anytime, 485-9329. 5-2-14 LANSING STATE BANK will run TYPING TERM papers and theses the ad at no cost to you! ACCESS CENTER* Arts & Crafts Car Rentals Education IBSON ES330 Electric Semi EAST LANSING | IBM typewriter - fast service. Call 349-1904. 24-3-8 Painting ■Hollow body guitar. Hardshell STATE BANK CHARLOTTE'S WEB | Human Reproduction | Thrifty Health TYPING DONE in home 50,- BOARD EXAM ■tase Best offer. 351-0868 C-2-28 my Unique ■XB-2-13 ■"ENTAL RUGS 3% 5V4. FOUND arms. SET of Contact car keys, Haslett 731 Burcham, |'Abortion-Contraceptin I* offers 1226 East Michigan Services ' | |» per page up to page 0-20-2-28 over 10 10 pages. pages. AOiper 489-2128. Handcrafted Gifts RENT - A - CAR TUTORING KAPLAN Sofa x Apartment B206. C 3-2-14 Lansing 485-3271 ted and Crocheted . CUSTOM PAINTING ■nain. $250. 254 x 6V4 red Articles: Quilts; Ceramics; Painted AND U -HAUL RENTALS EXPERIENCED TYPIST, Okemos. ■Sarouk. $225. 332-2947. 2-2-14 FOUND BLACK and brown puppy, BABYSITTING - IN my licensed China; Unique Dolls; Paintings; •LSAT IBM (pica or elite type). " area of Grand River and Abbot. home, Groesbeck area, fenced rangements; "" •MCAT 24 HR SERVICE 373-6726 weekdays or 349-1773 Barnwood Paintings; Daily, weekly, ■WING MACHINE Clearance Call 337-1070. C-3-2-14 yard, hot breakfasts - lunches. •DAT board exams evenings and weekends. 0-1-2-13 Driftwood Articles; Etc. weekends, vacations. GENERAL REPAIRS ■Sale' Brand new portables, 489-1314. 1^2-22 ■*49.95. $5 LOST: BLACK long - haired male Tues. - Sat.: 10 am - 5:30 Free Pickup Service BRUSH and ROLLER per month. Large FREE. .A lesson in complexion . THESES, RESUMES, typing and Friday: until 9 pm WINTER RATES in EFFECT ■selection of reconditioned used cat in Okemos area. 351-6838. Closed Mondays care. Call 484-4519, East printing. Reasonable prices. 484-9426 ■machines. Singers, Whites, 3-2-U _ Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing COMMERCIAL PRINTING, 151 E. Grand River - 2515 E. MICHIGAN KAPLAN EDUCATION ■Necchis, New Home and "many 655-1102 LOST: YOUNG male dog. Possibly Mall. MERLE NORMAN 337-0712. C-2-28 $19.95 Charlotte Keller. COURSES to $39.95. collie, shepherd, afagan. Call COSMETIC STUDI OS. C-3-2-14 . . Proprietor LANSING s. EDWARDS 339-9680 5 8 pm. C-3-2-15 ■DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, CARPENTER WORK - any phase WILLIAMSTOWN Clothing Maple Syrup/Honey Printing ■ "5 North Washington FOUND: In Agriculture Hall of construction. Reasonable. EXCHANGE *89-6448. C-3-2-14 393-1283, 882-7410. 5-2-15 SALE! parking notes. lot: Chemistry class Phone 355-2276. C-2-15 EINERE - SALE SHOP MEN'S SPORT COATS HORSTMYER'S Si Peanuts Personal ffi I? SELL 12 s'rin9 Gibson Tto'-icL and/or telescope LOST: KEY with No. 8 on it. COMPLETE THESES Discount printing. IBM typing Service, unique furniture, . gifts, frames SUGAR HOUSE Sill >creen |®5-3651. 3-2-14 ' and binding of theses, resumes, leather key chain. 332-0201. silver, Bee WE PRINT 3-2-15 MARTHA, CONGRATULATIONS publications. Across from Wold Supplies Raw Honey things M.A.C. ARTWORK AND |«C0N RECEIVER - 80 watt LOST: IN Spartan Village Laundry on becoming an active! Love, you Delta Zeta Sisters. 1-2-13 campus, Grand corner River, below and Jones Entire stock going Maple Syrup LETTERING ON (™S ""w. Excellent condition $140 S ta t i o nery Shop. Call NYLON JACKETS, 353-7655. 5-2 1 4 - black gloves, knitted cap. DICK BUTLER 355-2796. 3-2-15 COPYGRAPH SERVICES. Come to 5236 Curtice Rd, CLOTHING STORE Mason. T-SHIRTS, 337-1666. C-2-28 Michigan One mile south ot to* Downtown Grand Ledge BASKETBALL g Columbia on Onondaga. Turn left across from the river bridge on CURTICE RC "" ANNIE SWEETMEAT, favorite Transportation TUES. - SAT. 11-5 655-1534 credit cards welcome p.m. Monday JERSEYS, ETC. 9:30 - 6:00 daily, call 882-2011. friend, Happy 20th! Love, your Auto Parts ii'ES champio AKC. 9 weeks old, three FOUND: MAPLE stained ring favorite AGR. 1-2-13 NEED RIDE to Chicago one way Sunday 2:00 - 5:00 CALL 675-7449 ornament with inscription "Friendship," 355-4061. on Thursday after 3 or Friday. Counseling Optometrists Stereo Repair C-3-2-14 355-4181.1-2-13 BUD'S Clip -n- Save- - CO-OPTICAL AUTO PARTS, ACCESS CENTER I0'all MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Students, •ABORTION SERVICES YaimftM Dr. Faculty and immediate family INC. •CONTRACEPTION Richard Hearn, Optometrist. •COUNSELING • EYES EXAMINED PROFESSIONAL AUDIO LATE MODEL •EDUCATION REPAIR •STERILIZATION (JAMAICA MOTORS AND • GLASSES • SERVICES Three full time- professionally trained technicians PARTS A SPECIALITY •CONTACT LENS • Complete Test facilities Approved Clinic • 3 - month Halfway b • warranty on all work Speakers Available Loaner amplifiers available Montego Bay ANNUAL J. Cedar 1226 E. Michigan Ave. 1331 E. Grand River Brookfield Plaza 541 GRAND RIVER AVE. Lansing 485-3271 100 Beauty Shops 351-5330 UNDER PARAMOUNT NEWS |'229' CLASSIFIED 337-1300 % MARCH 15-22, 1974 SPECIAL Barbara Box W Days 7 Nights ( During Spring Break ) in color § 55 }| Hdir & Wig Styling PROBLEM PREGNANCY? 372-156024 Hours DR. D.M.DEAN Barry Upholstery • Round trip jet via Air Jamaica Party Jet fj 1880 C Haslett Rd. . A OPTOMETRIST Upholstery (This is a scheduled 10 to 15 words Take the bus to Hagadorn' ~ flight - not a charter) - $2.00 n| and Haslett Rd. MARITAL PROBLEMS? •Gourmet meal service in flight to corner. • 15 to 20 words - $2.50 NEED TO TALK? ln-Flight Fashion Show VISION CARE • Rum bamboozles in flight 21 to 25 words - $3.00 CONTACT LENS CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING • 7 nights hotel •Jamaican Cocktails SUtest Blow ■ Set CUts <5 Perms ,* • CATHOLIC SERVICES RESTYLING, REFINISH1NG • AND MORE! 347 Student Services [1 long Hair Welcome SOCIAL SERVICES Bldg. |1 Open Daily <$ Eves, by Appt. CAN HELP SATISFACTION 210 Abbott Rd. 355-8255 Phone: Terri Striker - (517) 355-8610 ^332 / East 4080 / 351 6222* Lansing 372-4020 332 «563 GUARANTEED FREE ESTIMATES Deadline Wed. 2/13 @ 12 p.m. Business Service 339 2528 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. February |3j97 I MSU Indian enrollment jumps Raymond Gutchick from the The University Duplicate Bridge By DIANA BUCHANAN has been reduced to figure that was arbitrarily Peltier said. a tentative Indians. At the time that the was a University of Notre Dame will address the Geology Club Club will be at holding regular games 7:30 tonight in the Union State News Staff Writer 59 Indian students, an amazing cards had to be totaled, the decided on because the Equal Peltier said that Institutional Research tried to follow the to Peltier stated that accept the students they hj| V whlfff ^ increase over the 32 Indian Opportunities Programs cards Colloquium on "The Stratigraphy and Structure of the Kentland Ballroom. Everybody these days wants to be Indian, or so people said students listed for fall 1972. count of true Indian students unfinished and the inaccurate and the government guidelines of one ■ '»>« lh«y tad , '-T jWjtob.alrtWiSHI was were Anomaly, Indiana" at 4 p.m. last fall when 130 MSU organization and Institutional researching of the total number quarter Indian blood with if they were not Thursday in 205 Natural Science The Muslim Students Assn. will students claimed at The Office of Institutional of students on campus was not identification of the tribe. certify k sponsor a seminar, "Biblical Studies registration Research had to accept the the Bureau of Indian from a Muslim Perspective," at 8 that they were American Research asked the North students' word on whether completed. Institutional Affairs.® The liberation office will tonight in University United Indians. American Indian Student they were qualified to be Research set the count, which "That number of 59 Indians was part of a dual system!! gay now be open from 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Stop by room 309 Student Methodist Church, 1120 S. Harrison Road. Speaker: Mr. Figures compiled by the Organization for help in accepted as Indians. is substantially above the includes 26 people who were Bureau of Indian Affairs lists those who have claims and those who ... K legiti^l Services Bldg. and see what is Suleiman Mufassir, former Baptist Office of Institutional separating the qualified number of Indian students on certified and 33 who claim listed students from the "The count of 59 students campus," George Cornell, happening. Gay liberation will have an open rap from 7 to 11 tonight in minister articles and on author of several Islam. Everyone is Research show that number non - chairman of the North some Indian degree of American heritage," Peltier said. government receiving list students. of^'i" 309 Student Services Bldg. American Indian Student Organization, said. Police Gay liberation, in conjunction MSU Soaring Club meets at 7:30 with the Lansing Area Lesbian Feminists, is having a Valentine Cotillion at 8 p.m. Saturday in the tonight in the Union sunporch. The ground school topic will be "Weather." The film "Sky Sailing" arrest "The figures of Indian students in the past have been reflective of those people who FACULTY VIEWPOINT Union ballroom. See you there. will also be shown. were on government financial Tenure at MSU: The Disposable Professor BT through the Bureau assistance S o c : for The Renaissance Dance class will meet at 8:30 p.m. Alpha Phi Alpha presents "How to Stay in School" at 9 tonight in Wilson Hall auditorium. Come see at Mason, of Indian Affairs," Lynn Peltier, asst. director of can happen here. The concern for a simple efficiency Institutional Research, said. to the firing of over 100 faculty members, tenured and Thursday in Union parlor A. The what it is. One person was arrested for disorderly. Another man was seeking a warrant charging him "We had to take their word at Southern Illinois was reflected here in Provost Madrigals will meet at 10 p.m. Cant Ion' emarks concerning tenure. "Tenure," he declared possession of small quantities apprehended for attempting to with possession of marijuana for it in all cases. At this time, not guarantee job security. "does Thursday in Union parlor A. of marijuana at Monday night's enter the concert by breaking a which was found when he was Anyone wishing a ride to the The Valentine's Day party there were a lot of other tourney at the Canton of the Three Mason, Bachman - Turner window. All were nonst'udents. searched by campus police faculty must listen to his words a lively In scheduled for 8 p.m. Thursday at people who felt they could Hills (Kalamazoo) this weekend, the Women's Center, S47V4 E. Overdrive rock concert in the A fourth man, also a after being taken to the police come to dance class and legitimately be called Indians," MSUFA BELIEVES I Grand River Ave., is canceled. Auditorium, nonstudent, was charged with station. vulnerability to the effects arrangements will be made. police said afforded a degree of job security in keeping v Tuesday. being drunk and disorderly, commitment to the educational goals of the Institution hi More It's What's One man was arrested on malicious destruction and for. To those who have tenure there should be no questior Happening the University eliminates programs or positions by cut! charges of being drunk and resisting arrest. Police are also Hobincss^ money to the units affected (the usual Indirect way of cutoffs), It should guarantee equivalent positions v institution, even if t is |ob retraining. But before any such cuts are made on high and passed down the ranks to the departments, faculty should be involved with EXCITING EDUCATIONAL administrators ("consulted by" is a condescending gesture) m determining If cutting faculty Is the only option available Men and JLn d i ci n Lr a i I s women serving as teachers in American colleges and universities should have the secutiry of knowing that layoffs In the academic OPPORTUNITY INCORPORATED world will not be handled with the managerial in has characterized industrial layoffs. at Bus Service lo Chicago PROVOST CANTLON has identified the for us. Under the guise of financial exigency tw Effective Jan. 15,1974 faculty member and to gut any program on UNIVERSITY OF HAIFA (Central Standard Time) Arrival ■ Chicago will be governed by evaluation of "productivity." The economically I inefficient program or Indlvir*-'-' '* 6:30 AM Via: So. Bend, Ind. 12:10 PM those dictating the disposal if a machine in a factory. Individuals, IN ISRAEL 9:30 AM Via: Benton Harbor 3:05 PM 5:45 PM especially those who have power, will be sacrificed to the god of 12:00 PM Via: So. Bend, Ind. organizational productive efficiency. Their only protection 3:00 PM. Via: Benton Harbor 8:25 PM from that Immolation requires Is offering a special One Year Study Program in English for !5:00 PM Via: So. Bend, Ind. 10:45 PM faculty of a university, that mear 6:25 PM Via: Benton Harbor 11:15 PM naked. We are disposable. American and Canadian students in the fields of Israeli and 2:45 PM 9:50 PM Via: Benton Harbor Middle East Studies, starting July 25, 1974 through June The faculty member must know that a university's response loan BUS SERVICE TO FLINT, economic crisis will be based upon rational, academically souna 30, 1975. The program highlights: considerations and not upon the arbitrary will of one segment of the SAGINAW, BAY CITY university community. He must know that, in justice, contributions as East Lansing and service count and that the university will make every effort to Small groups protect him. The Interpretations of tenure coming from Provost 9:35 AM - To Flint - Saginaw Cantlon are not reassuring. The potential for economic difficulties Israel and Middle East Contemporary Scene 1:50 PM - To Flint • Saginaw - Bay City In the University emphasizes the need for faculty Input into 3:30 PM - To Flint - Saginaw - Bay City determining priorities for the future. The administrators ha»e Integration into Israeli student life and cultural life of Haifa 6:10 PM ■ To Flint - Saginaw - Bay City already made the decisions for today. Guided individual student field projects MSUFA PERCEIVES that administrative power must be matched by faculty power organized behind collective bargaining if the individual is to be protected. Collective bargaining will assure that Total cost: $3275.00, including tuition, transportation, the faculty will play a significant role in determining the nature of any adjustments in priorities in the University. It will protect housing, board and Hebrew Ulpan programs from raids and individuals from arbitrary dismissal by powerful University managers. For additional information and applications write to: THE AMERICAN FRIENDS OF HAIFA UNIVERSITY Air Conditioned - Rest Room Advertisement Raid for by MSU/Faculty Associates 500 FIFTH A VENUE - SUITE 802 Deluxe Coaches Available tor Charter Service NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10036 and Personalized Escorted Tours write or call Owosso, Mich. TOLL FREE 800 - 292-3831 NEW COURSE Dim, Qt&Mhj Q a iAtru,k**