Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan t Simon agrees: crisis now nergy associated prkss chief William Simon said Simon said there is no conflict his statements that between energy shortages will Republican Leader Hugh Scott. "The greatest problem is to get more only the real Gross National Product could not • a problem Mines producing 100,000 tons of coal number of men out of work in its state sday he finds no fault with President remain until the nation gasoline to grow beyond present levels and a day were shut down Tuesday as miners develops self • the people and to end the gas lines." was 9,000. m's demotion of the fuel shortage sufficiency, and the President's news In other developments: unemployment would hit about 6 per in West Virginia and Virginia complained • A mandatory cent. gas rationing plan went a crisis to a problem, conference statement that the crisis has * The they could not get enough gasoline to get into effect in New York and Delaware prime minister of Iran said The jmon also told critical senators he passed but that a problem remains. unemployment rate rose from 4.8 to work. Tuesday. Rhode Island announced a Tuesday that Simon "must be talking per cent in December to 5.2 in January, long gasoline station lines will ease "The President is distressed The West Virginia Coal Assn. said it voluntary odd - even distribution system by the through his hat" in disputing the Shah of the largest monthly increase in four years. fcpril. hardships caused by long lines and he is believed an accurate estimate of the will Iran's statements on U.S. oil imports. begin on Friday. We'll have to dig a big bomb shelter moving to allocate more gasoline to relieve Prime Minister Amir Abass Hoveida said vou by April if the lines are longer," them," Simon said. in an interview that the Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D - Wash, He said three weeks is too short information on a time which the Shah based his remarks came ackson and other members of the in which to judge the allocation program a nainly from U.S. sources, including Simon jate's Government Operations failure. Simon also said that spot 1 Jmself. He cited imittee told Simon that his credibility figures applying to the shortages, especially in urban areas, will be last quarter of that of the President is being severely equalized in the coming months and he 1973, for most of which the embargo had been ed. does not believe proclaimed. rationing is now • The National Petroleum Council How do you reduce demand through necessary. ntarv conservation when people Senate Democratic Leader Mike Tuesday predicted the nation will have to are institute some form of mandatory gasoline the crisis is over?" Jackson asked, Mansfield told newsmen he waited in line ixon toned down his evaluation of the for 35 minutes to rationing unless federal allocation get gas, called for measures prove more effective. rity of the energy shortage in a immediate rationing and said: "The The council also said in a nday night press conference at the shortage remains and so does the crisis." report that unless petroleum imports are increased House. "I think it is still serious," said Senate substantially before the end of the year, )as stations across ■) stretch fuel supply "I was out of gas a week ago Friday," are closing early, r were not open at all he said. "This seems to be the worst Tuesday, month so far, but I don't know whv." One station near Frandor reported Reynolds' Union 76, 2320 E. Saginaw increased customers when its neigbor era! Lansing area service stations St., Lansing, said it would be out by station ran out of gas Monday. >d Tuesday they expect to run out Wednesday night or Thursday. Owner The most severe Michigan shortages ps before the new monthly allocation Jerry Reynolds said three nearby stations were reported in Detroit, Benton Harbor leduled to arrive this weekend, out of gas. were and St. Joseph. number of others said it would be nip In his first news conference since November President Nixon de - escalated energy rhetoric. "They've been putting this shortage in tuck. the papers a lot lately. Maybe if they majority of station managers didn't, people wouldn't be rushing out and acted said they would make it again buying it all," he said. month if their customer volume didn't result of other station closings. » Automobile Club of Michigan said about one - fourth of all stations in David G. Berry, owner of Berry's Sunoco, 1000 E. Mt. Hope Ave., Lansing, said he expected to run out of gas at his Nixon probe termed station "any minute now." her Michigan were already are out of WASHINGTON (AP) - The special He referred to the House Judiciary "About nine of the stations around here prosecutor might want to submit or to court is considering whether the President Tuesday and that half of the stations have gone out of business in the last year prosecutor's staff has decided that any meet with him personally and to answer must testify in a case now pending in Los Committee's inquiry and said one thing Id run dry by Thursday, action involving alleged presidential the panel ought to look into "is the extent or so. All those customers have to go questions and he indicated that he did not Angeles against former Whit. House il companies are scheduled to ship somewhere," Berry said. involvement in the Watergate scandal want to proceed in that way," Nixon said. adviser John D. Ehrlichman. to which, on an over - all basis, the rh allocations beginning Friday, which One Lansing station reported no should be up to the House impeachment Meanwhile, lawyers for Nixon said Sources close to the special prosecutor's president has cooperated in or not Id return the situation more or less to problems supplying its customers, but inquiry rather than a grand jury, it was Tuesday that no state court can command investigation said the request for cooperated in attempting to get to the nal within a few days. Until then, asked not to be identified. "I'm taking learned Tuesday. the president of the United States to presidential testimony was made at the truth of the allegations about Watergate lorities urge motorists to avoid care of my regular customrs. If it were appear before its bench. insistence of the grand jurors and that and other offenses." That decision, reached after months of Jiasing gasoline unless their tanks are publicized that I have plenty of gas, then unless they continue to insist, no effort But Cox appeared to tell the committee study and debate, was disclosed after Such a move "would open the door to ing empty, so station supplies are not my supply wouldn't last either," the will be made to force Nixon to testify. that if the President were involved in President Nixon said Monday night that he an unwarranted, unfettered and an ssively depleted. owner said. The apparent reason, the sources added, obstructing justice, it would be a matter had rejected a grand jury request for his unconstitutional imposition" upon his Fransisco, owner of Don's Texaco, About 25 Lansing area stations were was that Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski for the House inquiry. testimony. office, the lawyers said. NLxon was E. Michigan Ave., has been hurting all called Tuesday afternoon, but only about finally had concluded that the proper subpenaed last month by- "I did offer, of course, to respond to The White House position was outlined half answered. Apparently many stations forum for evidence pertaining directly to California Superior Court Judge Gordon any interrogatories that the special in a brief filed in D.C. Superior Court. The the President was the House Judiciary Ringer as "a material and necessary- Committee rather than a grand jury. The witness." The subpena was forwarded to sources gave no indication whether any the District of Columbia court for service. lew evidence against the President exists. "In the 187 years since our By LINNEA BOESE higher education board asked commission's Student Advisory and private. The State Board of postsecondary education board would on Authorities on constitutional law differ whether a President can be indicted and, if indicted, can be brought to trial. Some say he must first be removed from office by impeachment and conviction in Constitution was adopted no court, federal or state, has held that the president of the United States testify in person can be compelled to in compliance with a summons," said the White House brief State News Staff Writer Committee in October, and opposes Atty. Education, which currently has this indicate that people realize higher the Senate. Others claim he could be filed by presidential lawyer James D. St. Gen. Frank Kelley's decision that this responsibility, would retain authority for education is big enough to deserve its own indicted, tried and convicted while in Clair. Governor's Commission on Higher represents a conflict of interest. elementary and secondary education. agency, he said. "The office of the president of the ation is proposing a state "The board would address itself to office. These recommendations will be placed University, college and community ttitutional amendment to create a new statewide issues that concern planning and It was understood that the prevailing United States cannot be subjected to the in an interim report which will form the college boards would maintain their ■dof view within the prosecutor's office was command of any state court," he said. postsecondary education. basis for public hearings around the state policy, such as the problem of universal autonomy and direct their own " somewhere in between. That there is no Such an order, St. Clair contended, commission is also recommending this spring, the commission recently access to higher education, state aid to operations, and the postsecondary consitutional bar to indicting a President, would pave the way for similar actions students be eligible for appointment announced. private institutions and the tuition education board would work on improving but that, as a practical matter, the best "by each of the courts in all of the 50 iHcge governing boards and that the A constitutional amendment may then controversy," said Richard L. Beers, staff statewide coordination of programs. ds of the course to follow would be to refer the states. Therefore, we ask this court to big three univerisities, be submitted to the state legislature and, if director of the commission. The nine - member board would be dinS MSU, be appointed rather than These areas cannot be adequately matter to Congress. reject this California state court's assertion approved, could be placed on the appointed by the governor with the Jaworski's predecessor, Archibald Cox, of sovereignty over the President of the as the boards of other Michigan November ballot for voter approval. handled by the current state board consent of the Senate, carrying a hinted at his position when he testified United States." institutions are. The new board would be responsible for because they are not staffed to do the job, stipulation that no more than a certain he said. last Oct. 30 before the Senate Judiciary Ehrlichman's lawyers have until March proposal to allow students on college number of its members could ls was included planning and coordination of all education come from Committee. Cox had been fired 10 days 8 to file an answer. The President's in a report of the programs beyond high school, both public Approval of the proposed one party, Beers explained. earlier by Nixon. lawyers can respond until March 13. U' committees choose By MIKE GALATOLA coming from the policies committee or from the Bylaws on Academic Governance "Every member thinks out loud when secrecy. "Many candidates would not Featherstone did not think so. State News Staff Writer the Committee on Building, Lands and to conduct closed sessions or withhold we are struggling with a question, and he want it known that they were looking for "We will continue with our present Planning is said to receive the utmost minutes. Instead they have adopted these may change his position on an issue four another job within the University," he the Educational Policies method of searching for and ®lttee decided not to respect. policies of secrecy as their rules of or five times just to clairfy the issue in his said. require student recommending a faculty grievance 8 to its Yet they do much of their work out of procedure. mind and the minds of his colleagues," But shouldn't the public know who is proposed system of faculty official," he said. the public eye. Wesley Fishel, chairman of the tenure Johnson said. "He certainly would feel being considered for such an important Unlike the affairs committee, the J!'I "s, it reached that decision in a None of these committees has authority committee, said his commitee meets in uncomfortable doing that during an open position like the faculty grievance official? meeting. closed session to discuss a specific tenure Building, Lands and Planning Committee he meeting." Faculty Affairs and Faculty case in order to protect the privacy of the The closed sessions also allow members always meets in public. But it witholds the ipensation Committee conducted its minutes of its meetings and does not individual faculty member. to drop their narrow college interests and ■or a new release the votes its members took on a faculty grievance offical Fishel said that he could see no adopt a University wide perspective, *e"et. Until it announced its given motion. 'Sfttient of Bruce Miller, asst. objection to allowing a member of the Johnson said. "The publication of minutes would be a ®>r ot public to view the committee while it "During the discussion a member will hindrance to the experts and ex officio philosophy, for the task of discusses general tenure issues. "Though I change his stated position, whether or not «that each instructor members who advise us on building got due process can't really see why anyone would be he has a vote or mandate from his MnS his complaint college, priorities and details," committee heard, few outside interested in a group of professors talking in order to help the committee reach a committee knew Miller was being chairman Anne C. Garrison said. "Since about the concept of tenure," he said. consensus on the question," Johnson said. 1?"'°' fewer still know who else they are still in the planning stage, they nave been Though MSU students might care little A committee member does state his are reluctant to declare their opinions recommended. about the intricacies of tenure, the actions 'Building, Lands and college's opinion on an issue, Johnson before a final decision has been reached." Planning the Educational Policies Committee takes said, and because his colleagues know he But why should a consultant or ex jee always d°es not holds open meetings. often have powerful impact on student will work to help the committee instead of officio member worry if his remarks will , publish its minutes nor affairs. The policies committee, which act as a college advocate, they respect his be published if he's uttering them during ^ow its members voted on a given always meets in closed session, has already college's opinion more than they usually an open meeting? tangled with student government leaders would. >e/a(jUlty Tenure Committee goes "Any of these consultants have a right by refusing to require student access to Unlike the policies committee, the to cast his eye around the room and see if Ifip session ""y ''me it handles a printed faculty ratings in the new faculty affairs committee usually meets in a member of the press is in attendance," ^c°mplaint by an individual faculty evaluation system it recommended Jan. 8 public. But when the committee is Garrison said. to the Academic Council. searching for a faculty grievance official to U'leesfour of the "fe the major standing Harold S. Johnson, policies committee recommend to the President, it hunts in Garrison said she has never turned down Academic Council. The chairman, said the secret sessions allow anyone wishing to speak to the committee secret. ,l',7 on faculty afffaira and on members to examine policy questions to Richard L. Featherstone, affairs unless the agenda was filled, and the din. ,unure recommend policies JOHNSON: "uncomfortable the utmost so as to reach the best possible committee chairman, said the method of GARRISON: "publication of committee held an open hearing on the t, J ,7 most crucial concerns of recommendations. selection of a grievance official requires Kalamazoo Street bridge project to solicit cu"y, while any recommendation during an open meeting" minutes would be a hindrance" community opinion in October. Wednesday, Febryjyy^ 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan House OKs By TOM HAROLDSON State News Staff Writer allow generic drug bill generic substitution have demonstrated that prescription prices actually went up because of an increase in inventory costs to the pharmacists, increased malpractice insurance rates and The Michigan House passed and sent to the Senate Tuesday a bill that allows pharmacists to substitute a generic drug for a neglect by pharmacists to stock generic drugs. He also charged that generic substitution does not benefit most people because brand named drug whenever it is cheaper. Culminating a year - long effort by co - sponsors. Reps. Joseph they already save on prescription costs through Blue Cross - Blue Shield plans. Medicare and Medicaid. Forbes. D Oak Park and H. Lynn Jondahl, D - East Lansing, the • Forbes said the bill was necessary not only to provide savings bill was passed by a 72-79 vote after a two - hour debate in which USDA reports more price hikes critics argued that substitution would not reduce prescription to consumers but to cut excess profits made by pharmaceutical manufacturers who he charged make twice as much profits as the costs to consumers. Pharmacists have the option of substituting a cheaper average manufacturing firm in the country. He said that out of a The cost of a market basket of food has risen by $30 total revenue of $4.3 billion pharmaceutical manufacturers spend 1.8 per cent from December to January, equivalent drug unless the doctor specifically states that he does or the not want any substitution. 25 per cent of that on promotion and advertising and only one Agriculture Dept. said Tuesday. Pharmacists are also required to post a list of the top 100 selling per cent on basic research. "These companies are overspending on promotion, which is a A market basket, which now costs $1,680. drugs over their counter. The list will be prepared by the state burden on consumers because they have to foot the high costs of theoretically contains enough U.S. farm produce to feed pharmacy board, which enforces provisions of the bill and makes brand name drugs without having a chance to substitute and sure substitution is carried out correctly and ethically. a household of 3.2 persons an entire year. Pharmacists must label the prescription with the name of the save," Forbes said. The department said the increase put tjie market Rep. Bert Brennan, R - Saginaw and a registered pharmacist, drug and the manufacturer of it if there is no brand name. basket cost at a record annual rate and said it occurred said the legislature has no right to question the profits of the Doctors also must indicate on the prescription if they want a manufacturers. despite some shrink in the middleman price spreads. substitution or not. Government economists said January's farm values The bill also bans promotional claims and advertising "Who am I to play God and say anyone is making too much for most items increased, but increases were particularly comparing prescription prices, a provision that opponents of the money," he said in protest of Forbes' contentions. As expected, sentiments were hostile and feelings strong. With bill charged was anticonsumer. sharp for beef cattle, broilers, wheat, eggs, potatoes and last minute lobbying by various factions, pressure was put not so • Tuesday's debate was sprinkled with the expected strong tomatoes. much on the legislators but on doctors and pharmacists who were opposition from certain legislators, who charged that it was not a In related asked by the lobbyists to call in protests to the bill, which they developments: consumer interest bill but a consumer fraud bill. did. Jondahl said he was not too happy with that move but did •President Nixon acted Tuesday to remove all "I am not opposed to having the consumer save in prescription not think it had any effect on the final vote. restrictions on imports of beef into the United States prices, but this bill will actually result in higher prices on The bill now goes to the Senate where it is expected to get a this year. By increasing supplies in this way, he hopes to prescriptions," Rep. F. Bob Edwards, R • Flint said in opposition to the bill. thorough going - over. Jondahl and Forbes were not very drive retail prices down. He said that two states, Massachusetts and Kentucky, which optimistic that the bill would be passed before June. Lynn Jondahl, D East Lansing, speaks for his genericdtw I •! he American Bakers Assn. held a 40 - minute "Save bill which passed Tuesday. ' Our Bread" rally on Capitol Hill, then took its campaign to a Senate committee room. Members are lobbying to "assure an the adequate domestic wheat supply." The National Wh'eat Growers Assn. countered that alleged wheat shortages "simply don't exist." Kissinger DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) - Kissinger said before boarding meet Israel's demand for the in Kissinger's talks with the Syria undismayed by the latest that neither side info s his U.S. Air Force jet. "We list of Israeli prisoners. British leaders covered the Secretary of State Henry A. flareup of gunfire on the Israeli yielding very easily. consider the key problem is the energy crisis, the Middle East Syrian front, according to Israel has said it is Kissinger arrived here Tuesday - pr. Senate panel blocks pay raises Middle East right now. A European diplomat in situation and U.S. - Soviet talks London sources, who said he to withdraw from thelL night hopeful of getting a list Damascus was optimistic about of Israeli war prisoners and "The issue of prisoners is, of on strategic arms limitation. He considered it merely a prelude square miles of Syrian tenitJ course, one of the Kissinger's visit. "I don't think met with Heath for two hours to his arrival to demonstrate captured in the October J generating movement toward a he would have agreed to try The Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee Syrian - Israeli troop preconditions of getting peace with emphasis on the medium ■ voted 5 4 Tuesday to veto President Nixon's proposed talks started. I am very hopeful again unless he was assured and long - range future in the - disengagement. beforehand the effort would be that we can get them started." enegy crisis. pay raises for congressmen but allowed raises for other top federal officials. Syria's foreign minister, Abdul Halim Khaddam, he said. worth it," he said. Kissinger was reported SEEKING A JOB? welcomed Kissinger at the Few details emerged from House action on similar veto died last week when a airport and they headed for Kissinger's talks with Prime ATTEND lack of a quorum kept the bill bottled up in committee. President Hafez Assad's palace Minister Edward Heath, If the full Senate passes the measure, it could become for their first working session. Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Career Seminar law without further House action. Kissinger made his Douglas-Home and Energy The measure kills three 7.5 per cent raises for comments about a POW list in Secretary Lord Carrington London as he took off for the during his London stopover. congressmen over the next three years but allows the Syrian capital following However, Kissinger indicated same increases for federal judges and other high - level discussions with British leaders. he had some advance notice Social Science Majors career officials. A single S4.500 raise for cabinet Israel has demanded a list of that Syria may be ready to members in 1975 would also be retained. the some 100 prisoners held in Date: February 28,1974 Syria as a precondition to Time: 7:30-9:00 p.m. participation in troop Place: 310 Ag Hall Ethiopian soldiers seize city withdrawal talks on Heights - the objective of the Golan Kissinger's current Middle East Peace mission. Ethiopian soldiers seized the northern city of Asmara "I hope that in Damascus we Tuesday, demanding higher pay and more benefits, can begin progress toward unofficial reports said. getting peace started and the Unconfirmed reports said as many as 10,000 soldiers disengagement of troops between Syria and Israel," from Ethiopia's 45.000 - man army were involved in the bloodless mutiny in the nation's second largest city. = iWE The rebels demanded more pay, pensions, medical privileges, housing and improved living conditions but gave indications that they were still loyal to the central = TICKLE governemnt of Emperor Haile Selassie. Gold rush continues in Europe S OUR SI80 Monetary uncertainty pushed the price of gold over an ounce in European markets Tuesday with the U.S. dollar declining in the backwash. = IVORIES Tuesday was the fourth successive day that gold reached a record price and was the biggest jump so far for a single day. Piano Folk every Thursday Gold sold at S181 in London. $182 in Zurich and S 188.15 in Paris before late - day profit - taking lowered the price to $175 in London. In three months, the price of gold in London alone has risen 100 per cent. Panel to check prison programs •OldiVMl BH£AD,wALE A congressional subcommittee will discuss the acceptability of certain methods of behavior modification in the federal prison system today. "We expect to learn where behavior modification programs still exist in the federal prison system, and whether or not their continuation is justified." said Rep. Robert Kastenmeier, the chairman of the House subcommittee on courts, civil liberties and the administration of justice. Behavior manipulation methods such as the Skinner system of rewarding good behavior have become widely used in both state and federal prisons. These behavioral programs have been criticized by prisoners' rights groups and civil liberty groups. Reward offered for masterpiece THE LATEST London authorities offered a reward Tuesday for 12:00 PM 3:00 PM- !5:00 PM 6:25 PM IN MEN'S SPRING recovery of "The Guitar Player," century Dutch artist Jan Vermeer a London museum. a painting by 17th stolen Saturday from 9:50 PM FASHIONS ARE NOV The reward offer came after Harry telephoned a British newspaper Monday a man calling himself Leaves East Lansing 9:35 AM-To Flint ■ Saginaw AVAILABLE AT. 1:50 PM To Flint • Saginaw • Bay City - demanding about $1.15 million worth of food for the 3:30 PM To Flint - Saginaw - Bay City • 6:10 PM To Flint - Saginaw - Bay City - poor of Grenada, a Caribbean island. I FRI. ONLV 5:45 PM - To FLINT "We will not in any circumstances enter into SUN. ONLY 9:30 PM - To FLINT discussions involving a massive amount of money," said llltyd Harrington, deputy leader of the Greater London Phone East Lansing Bus Terminal Council which governs the city. for schedule information Meanwhile, Scotland Yard investigated a call from a 332-2569 MEN'S FASHION CLOTHING man with an Irish accent claiming to have seized the Air Conditioned - Rest Room painting and demanding two Irish Republican Army members jailed in London be transferred to Irish jails. Deluxe Coaches Available for Charter Service BANKAMERICARO 305 East Grand River and Personalized Escorted Tours East Laming write or call Owosso, Mich. TOLL FREE 800 - 292-3831 Compiled by Sieve Repko and Pat Nardi Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 27, 1974 3 SMSU, COGS committee seats upheld Ll(|fnt a.. MllfC riAl ATfkl A By MIKEGALATOLA State News Staff Writer representatives successfully preserved the Student rs Committee seats for ASMSU and COGS as the Academic lCj| further modified on Tuesday the report calling for its Elprtpri Kturiont Elected Student Pmmnil Council two. One ASMSU recommended by the Office of Black at-large member president or someone he will send one of its own acikcii i_._ _!ii member will be u- Affairs, one will be a female and the third ASMSU seat will be either designates. The Elected Student Council members plus a nonwhite student chosen the r> Committee in its report. But the council „ to Review Academic ■ Governance had recommended rejected on Feb. 5 the ad hoc committee's proposal that only council members staff committees, 53-32. But student representatives said the standing Sfife tali1 211 E. Grand Mivei at-large. they were Next to the Sportsmeister still not satisfied as the " The council has approved at its Feb. 19 student members could still come from Mon, Tues, Fri, Sat 9-6 handful of council members voted against the the colleges instead of from Student Affairs Committee be reduced from meeting that the ASMSU or COGS. W.d.Thur IB 11 student and six lidment' t<> g've ASMSU three seats, COGS two and the faculty to seven students and four faculty, as the Ad Hoc Larry Bartrem, chairman of the Student Affairs told council members that the Committee, committee handled nonacademic matters as well as academic concerns and should therefore have input from nonacademic sources. Dealing with both academic and nonacademic concerns helps CIGARETTES 3PK./99* ASMSU to become well-rounded," Bartrem said. "I personally LIMIT 3 have appreciated the experience I have gained on the committee. (Coupon) But Robert Barr, chairman of the Expires March 3, 1974 University Committee on East Lansing Store Only Academic Governance, told council members that the students on his committees majority of opposed the amendment. "The majority of the student members of 10% OFF ON KODAK FILM my committee feel it is important for student representatives to be tied closely to their PROCESSING DEVELOPING & constituencies," Barr said. "They feel unless these committee members come from the NO LIMIT colleges there will be no effective (Coupon) communication network." Expires March 3, 1974 But every other faculty member who East Lansing Store Only spoke to the amendment declared his support. "I agree with the student members of Professor committee that student representatives should be tied Barr's COLGATE SOQUETTE as as closely possible to their representatives," Milton B. TOOTHPASTE SOAKING SOLUTION Dickerson, business member, said. "But I believe the amendment would serve this purpose, for we need as broad a /L Q^ The ad hoc committee suffered a second council voted to leave the question of the size and representation as possible." setback when the 9 oz. REG. $1.33 U 7 REG. $2.25 37 11 |V// functions of the standing committees the ad hoc committee had proposed to LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 be handled by "The Ad Hoc + 3." (Coupon) (Coupon) Expires March 3, 1974 Expires March 3, 1974 "The Ad Hoc + 3" is the whimsical title East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only given to the three council members-Hester Cain of Justin Morrill College, Martin Fox of the College of Social College of Natural Science and Jack Stieber of the Science—who 50% OFF ON ALL were charged to work with the ad hoc committee to the come up with an acceptable seating plan for POSTERS standing committees after the council had rejected the NO LIMIT proposal that only council members sit on the standing (Coupon) Expires March 3, 1974 committees. East Lansing Store Only SN Photo/John W. Dickson A customer pays his bill at the Fox had told the council that the "Ad Hoc + International House of 3" could not decide where the committee members should come Pancakes, where from until new owners are trying to change the restaurant's image. they had an idea of the committees' sizes. Council members also attacked the ad hoc committee's MAGIC SIZING 58e |lew suggestion that a liaison member from each college committee ownership 20 LIMIT 1 of oz. attend meetings of the corresponding standing committee at the REG nau. 79c ISC (Coupon) Expires March 3, 1974 University level. East Lansing Store Only The council approved an amendment proposed by Lawrence M. Sommers, College of Social Science representative, requesting BAN DRISTAN uses employe firi that i summaries all standing committees' minutes or their chairmen's be published in the MSU News Bulletin. The ROLL - ON COLD TABLETS amendment also suggested that the State News publish summaries that especially concern students. y R.D. Campbell | State News Staff Writer travelers, lunching businessmen and supping families into the eliminated and a janitorial position required him to add that "I reached the point of ad nauseum and refused to go An attempt to turn the Committee, the Public Building, Lands and Planning Affairs Committee and the Business REG. $1.19 68? REG. $1.39 88c VSVJ pancake house during the day. to his busing duties. Affairs Committee in the ad hoc committee's list of ce the two new owners of back there," he explained. "If I proposed LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 Bruce Wahlin and Rick "He wanted (Coupon) st Lansing pancake house me to do an would have been the new advisory-consultative committees failed by an overwhelming vote. Expires March 3, 1974 (Coupon) Becker, part owner with Paul hour and a half job in less Expires March 3. 1974 led in town two weeks ago Kacer of the Brewery, said - - • owner I would have fired the East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only than an hour," Smalz, former Ti Greensboro, N.C., as a whole damned bunch." they sold IHOP because they MSU student, said. The Stale News is published by the students of Michigan State I as 16 employes have quit Thome said in an interview en fired. did not have the time to Schoonover said that when last week the customers link University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays during Summer Term, and a terms. SUAVE SHAMPOO 69C actively manage the restaurant, the new owners came in they Welcome Week edition is published in special APRICOT -STRAWBERRY-APPLE |ob Thome and Dan and wanted to devote full - dirty windows and dirty September. Subscription rate is > year partners immediately concentrated all uniforms in a restaurant to oz. ■ time attention to their the LIMIT 1 International House of authority in themselves, sanitation conditions in the REG. $1.09 (Coupon) Michigan Avenue dance bar. pre - empting him as manager. Expires March 3, 1974 llHOP) franchise in kitchen. He pointed to a water East Lansing Store He added that Only loro, are stressing Becker, who would only say though his crew - streaked window and said, ss and efficiency" to the franchise was sold for may not have been following "That's gonna change." REVLON _ _ between $80,000 and standard IHOP procedure News/Editorial .58 ct customers to their Former IHOP employes FLEX BALSAM new Hilly daytime - empty $150,000, acknowledged that "things were beginning to jell." 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For the third year in a row, a voted and why is through a formal housing option proposal that would public meeting. let a limited number of men and In this case, Aubrey Radcliff, women live on the same floor in some residence halls has been R-Lansing and a newly elected trustee who promised in his HO® defeated by the board of trustees. election campaign to be responsive But this year, the proposal was to student needs has not said 'DEAR MR. SOLZHENITSYN — AS A MUCH-PERSECUTED FELLOW AUTHOR, I THOUGHT defeated informally in a closed publicly how he would vote. A YOU meeting without a public airing of disclosure of each formal vote care on the issue would take of that, however. WOULD WANT TO KNOW THAT LADIES HOME JOURNAL IS A HOT MARKET THIS YEAR u the issue or It is unlikely that debate on the R.D. CAMPBELL trustee's stand on it. . The Housing Options coed housing option would be as Committee, formed by the damaging as administrators fear. No need to sacrifice administration in October, drew up Seven Michigan colleges and recommendations in January that included a coed housing option. universities that now offer living option have apparently not a coed owner Administrators submitted the suffered from lost funds. full - time position. She had signed a union target, and sympathetic East Lansing's January - born student damning questions directed at Belaski to pro- proposal to the board of trustees in A coed living option would only worker Messiah, the Labor Project, has without allowing Belaski to respond. card when a representative of the Retail changes in labor conditions to begin, a closed meeting, informally polled formally recognize what already clearly evidenced in the past three weeks Roby knew Belaski's answer to one of Clerks International Local 26 met with Belaski has, in effect, been caught the trustees and discovered that the exists to a large degree. Unlimited its intent to nurture animosity between the questions, whether he believed it or Crossroads employes in late January. crossfire at the crossroads, the tool local employes and employers, rather than not. Before he wrote the article he posed Several other employes, which Roby well intentioned but visitation and "layered" residence highly illogical t proposal would probably fail. So foster healthy dialog and compromise. the same question to me and I told him conveniently ignored, signed union cards Project. itry tl they decided not to present it for halls create a near-coed living what Belaski had said. and were not laid off. To secure the legitimate goal of By stereotyping all city employed y< formal action. situation, helped along by hall protecting local employes from the wiles "If he (Belaski) wants to replace part - Roby wrongly implied that there was a promoting polarization instead of di residents themselves. of oppressive East Lansing employers, the timers with full • timers, why did he unanimous belief among the laid - off the Labor Project reveals more a pel The administrators are Coed housing is more realistic. project has ignored the fundamental request that a part - timer who had quit employes that the layoffs were a direct than personal concern for the his job a couple weeks before this incident result of unionization activities. problem democratic principles of fairness. understandably reluctant to get As one student said. "You're not student employes in East The project charged John Betaski, work again parttime?" Roby wote. The Labor Lansing. their teeth kicked in for a third Project is not waging a going to be living in a guys' or girls' owner of Crossroads Imports, with firing Belaski, advised by his accountant, had "The personal attack on Belaski. He is only the employers immediately time. They also say that the kind of dorm all your life." and laying off six student employes his manager lay off the night shift so that sacrificial lamb who "acts like every other together to support one of their own conflict created by an emotional because of unionization activities in a Feb. the store could cut its business hours and, the Completely voluntary and employer in this town, paying minimum workers will now have to debate would on a cfoomed proposal unnecessarily present the limited year, to 125 students the first the coed option would pose 20 article in the Outrider, a monthly publication of the Coalition for Human Survival, which, according to the paper, subsequently, reduce overhead. The student that Roby referred to was asked by Belaski to work parttime, not to wages and flaunting the law to keep his employes from organizing." And so Belaski, perhaps the least guilty together to protect their interests," wrote. Such an attitude feeds rather Fi University in a bad light to its no threat to unwilling students. The supports the Labor Project. replace the laid ■ off workers on of oppressive employment starves hostility. The employer ti practices prime funding sources: parents and proposal also calls for retaining and But Jeff Roby, spokesman for the weeknights. He was offered the job only alienated by workers who see them* among East Lansing businessmen, bears the state legislature. expanding other living options. ' Labor Project did not even interview afterthe laid - off night part - timers were in some distorted Marxian the collective sins of the city's business struggle ag Belaski befpjre he wrote the story. first offered the job, Belaski told me. I the bourgeois capitalists canno There is a more important issue The coed living option proposed opportunists quietly enjoying the Labor relayed this information to Roby when he expected to respond positively at stake, however. Though it is by the Housing Options Committee Instead, iwn though Belaski was only a contacted me after the State News article Project's folly. phone calUaway, Roby quoted Belaski because he had compromise. He can not be expecte widely agreed that board members must be voted on during the March was published. Belaski is in this mess , enter negotiations open • minded whe would split 4-4 on the proposal and trustees' meeting if it is to be acted second hand using a Feb. 11 State News The student eventually hired to work the guts to hire people the fancy dress knows his employes are close • minded thus defeat it, the only way for the on during this year. Even if it is story in which two of the laid - off weekends had been laid - off from the shops on Grand River Avenue would never view him as evil. employes said that the store management Crossroads Bicycle shop, also owned by employ. He has hired political activists University community to find out doomed, the public deserves to hear including Margaret McNeil. He has stood In the of uncertainties and d laid them off for unionization activities Belaski. He did not replace any of the laid maze definitely how board members the board's views. off workers, as Roby suggested, nor was behind student causes over the years. He is standards and accusations, an and not for legitimate economic reasons. - he a newcomer to the operation, which a very vocal objector to the Vietnam War. Roby's reluctance to speak with Belaski been done to Belaski. It seems that this meek sacrificial lamb is particularly illogical, if he were indeed Roby also said in a personal conversation. The means, being in total discord picked from coed town filled with Last week Yvonne Andrews, one of the was a trying to solve a problem, considering that fundamental democratic process, so p laid - off part - timers, was hired to fill a cutthroat rams because he was an easy ... in his article he posed two potentially justify the ends. A major reason for the annual Housing options merely rejection of a coed housing option represent different ways of filling is the way in which the option has to be approved. Most universities across the residence halls. They are voluntary and in no way reflect University preferences for lifestyles. As such, The Doctor's Bag ,.A country deal with housing options they are administrative matters and By ARNOLD WERNER, M.D. as an administrative matter, not one should not be left to a governing to be decided by the university's board which shies away from Letters may be addressed to Dr. Werner immediately use my hands to eat or children are especially prone to tongue for all sorts of investigator governing board. At MSU, final making decisions in public that become so infected. Also, at least one of cleaning purposes. While not at University Health Center. Names need prepare food without first washing them. plans for experiments in "alternate have provoked, even the mildest not be included unless a personal reply is these infections can be very dangerous squeamish, I have little desire to ti Again, am I contaminating everything I living patterns" have to be controversy in the past. for pregnant women and produce food that was touched by the hand requested. touch with "dog germs" or whatever? approved by the board of trustees abnormalities in the developing fetus. touched the dog that licked its geniti The board's power grab in 1970 I hope you can answer this as my as result of decision made in What, exactly, is unsanitary about a Maternal toxoplasmosis infections are an anal area. a a has impeded the adoption of a coed housemates and I get along fine except for 1970. dog? My housemates all think I am important cause of congenital As far as sleeping with your do| housing option ever since. Despite sentimental and sort of unclean because this issue. abnormalities and the microorganism each his (or her) own. An administrative group administration backing of the involved can be transmitted by cats. I have been diagnosed as my poodle sleeps with me. I have had her proposed then that the "University option, it has been turned down for five years and as far as I know she and Generally speaking, household pets There is also a question of esthetics. I problems with muscle spasms in n should develop alternate living twice by the board in public and I have never shared the same infection, rarely transmit diseases to adults. sympathize fully with your housemates and neck twice in the last si* n* However, the issue is a little complex. who are upset about you handling your With the help of heat and muscle rel» patterns" for its residence halls. once in secret. illness or parasites. What could I possibly Dogs and cats which do a lot of dog and then handling the food they eat. have been able to bring the dm The board of trustees approved the The get from her? only way to remedy the wandering are more likely to become Anyone who has spent time watching a under control. I am wondering policy, but in name only. It tacked situation is for the board to return Also, it makes my housemates sick if I contaminated with parasites or other dog can confirm the fact that in the is and how to avoid flare play with my dog or pet her and then organisms which infect humans. Little absence of hands, they tend to use their real cause J on a requirement that any final housing options to the jurisdiction can the future. I can see no pattern rem plans developed under the policy be of the administration - which is strenuous activities, but often a submitted to the trustees for where they belong in the first VOX POPULI noticeable stiff neck is evident n approval. morning. I am a 25 year • old g" place. Wanted: more 19 74 student. Spasms of the long and neck can be very muscles oft* painful and a , To the Editor: that would brighten up the idea of do occur suddenly for unclear An open letter to the students, faculty Homecoming at MSU. The 1974 Homecoming belongs to you. People who are particularly succep and alumni. The Homecoming Committee is willing It will not come off unless you want it to. these back pains are often nepp In light of the recent nostalgia craze to go all ■ out to make Homecoming 1974 Any replies will be welcomed, either to specific exercises during pain,ret that has been ravaging college campuses a successful one. However, it would be a the State News or the Union Activities An examination by an experienced? across the nation, the 1974 Homecoming terrible waste of energy to try to carry out Board Office. Thank you for your interest. physician or, if necessary, an or Committee would like to return to a such ambitious plans without your support. should be able to confirm t Mark Bowen traditional Homecoming with a few It seems early, but we need your response nature of these spasms and tne Chairman, Homecoming '74 modern modifications. Our reasoning is should be able to instruct y not to go back to tradition for the sake of proper exercises. w of the W tradition, but because it is fun. The following is what we have in mind. Auto repair Morning neck pain describe is often associated The week prior to Homecoming, we arthritis of the neck which, W ^ would have a mural painting contest for To the Editor: After driving less than 200 miles my not, is not uncommon even floors in residence halls. This would put Recently I read an advertisement for car was running exactly as it had before I people. The condition is the Wrong to end people in the mood for what and welcome was arriving guests. We would have cash prizes for the best murals. coming Robert Automotive Center which asked: "Are you tired of the oldrun - around, poor service and high prices?" I became took it there. I went back with their mile tune • up guarantee and was now told I needed a whole new carburetor. 5,000 human head having become for the slender stalk that resulting in wear and tear on ra s P<>> , To the Editor: public when a spectator is hit with a puck? The idea of a parade was brought up at extremely mad because this is exactly bearing surfaces of the bones After much thought and deliberation, Any time someone gets on a horse, in a what I received from them. our first meeting. We are talking about a Roberts was willing to refund my $27 (cervical spine). tllf we at Willowpond Stables have decided car or participates in any type of activity, parade with floats...perhaps down the Red My car was stalling and hesitating upon for the rebuilt carburetor, but I was still The pain is aggravated by not to sponsor a class at the Block and there is a certain amount of risk involved. Cedar River. Gov. Milliken and perhaps acceleration. I tried tuning up the car with out the being bent in one directl°n(iItu> 1 remaining $74 for the rest of the Bridle Show this year in protest of the T^at is the name of the game and for love Vice President Gerald Ford would be new plugs, points, condenser, distributor work which had become obviously prolonged periods of ,|( exclusion of jumping classes. of that activity, whatever it may be, it cap, gas filter and also by reseting the invited. For the alumni that come to the unnecessary. So I paid an additional $18 especially apt to hapPpn drink'» It is unfortunate that a young lady was timing. When this failed I was forced to continues. football game, we would have a flea for my new carburetor, but before I following an evening of hi a ^ injured last year, but that is hardly reason It is most unfortunate that someone or market with entertainment and a seek outside help. Robert's radio and pulled The remedy is simple iw "E rigk out of their lot, one of the hoses had "tended to exempt future classes. Other activities, something has deemed the Hunter ■ concession - style dinner. paper ads seemed attractive so I took it fallen off. not large towel 3,1(1 ft) „ourd such as football, hockey, baseball and there. , "fctintive Jumper Class as a "dangerous" activity rodeo, have many more injuries than you and therefore discontinued it at the Block For the students, we are considering a dance on Saturday night with a big name, I was told I needed a rebuilt carburetor. I would like to know what Automotive defines as the old Roberts run • lengthwise. Fasten neck with a large safety lh«JJ P" , . each would incur jn any Hunter - Jumper and Bridle Show. There will be many Estimated cost of repair was $30 to $40. Class, yet these sports continue. disappointed participants and spectators. power rock and roll band. To make it easier for students to get to and from the Upon calling back to see if my car was around, poor service and high prices.. I have receipts to prove the above. before you go to not be fastened ^PThl, yk ^a* tightly- ' For example, does one stop playing or ready, I was told there was a mix - up in added sensory stimulla!ti dance, we plan on having hayrides. 0ur going football gimes because of the rate of accidents? Are hockey games closed to the Edward A. Refior These are some of our ideas. We are cars and my new estimate was $80 to $100 for the additional work needed. Don Curtis probability of putting kinks Owner, Willowpond Stables entirely open to new ones, or old ones 691 E. Akers Hall Copyright 1974 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 27, 1974 5 rM ' Bridge' to world record gets By JOANNEGEHA shorter Pete Hendrickson, one of the tricks. organizers, said his group would not only The 17 players, all but one from Abbot 4 Ash trays heaped with cigaret try to break the record, but also to extend Hall, have been taking eight and nine hour butts, waste baskets filled with it as far as possible. empty beer cans shifts, but are trying to recruit enough and stacks of record albums surround an "We'll hopefully play until next additional players to cut the shifts down unlikely group of would - be record Saturday or as long as we can hold out," to four or five hours. holders. he said. "People keep waking me up at weird Seventeen MSU students from Abbot Small crowds gather around the hours to play bridge," complained Marc players, and Emmons are trying to break the halls who are slouched in four leather Sonne nshein. world record for the longest armchairs. "We would welcome nonstop some new bridge game. The players are fueled by a constantly players," Hendrickson said. "Especially They have been playing in round - the - replenished supply of beer, peanuts and girls. There are no girls in the original clock shifts since 8 p.m. Friday in the music. group, but the guys would be happy to lobby of Abbot Hall, and they don't They are keeping a record of every hand have some join us." intend to stop until they break the record m dealt, every bid and every contract made Hendrickson said his group was trying of 176 hours at 4 a.m. Saturday. to revive interest in two traditional or missed. college The present record was set in 1971 customs: bridge playing and record by Approximately 5 per cent of the hands four students at Dundee breaking. University in dealt have resulted in slam bids, according Scotland, according to the Guinness Book to Bud Petcoff of 206 Abbot Hall, one of The group already has written the of World Records. the record keepers. publishers of the Guinness Book of After 90 hours of play and 690 hands, In the 432nd hand, Hendrickson bid Records to let them know about the new Larry Evans said, "I'm tired." and made a grand slam, taking all 13 record in the making. STTIN6 ON THE BENCH An attempt to play the world's longest bridge game is underway in the Abbot Hall lobby. " ^ OUTSIDE THE PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE 15 NOT ONW DE6RA0IN6 IT'5 ALSO PAN6EROU5 [Less flu By PAULA HOLMES cases attributed to crisis rest," he continued. "Better habits mean absenteeism in the schools," Moskal said. State News Staff Writer better health." "But some schools had reported 27 per Bhe recent flu epidemic spreading Feurig said the feeling was that if they cent." jss the state seems to have skipped over got through this week without an increase in flu cases everything would be downhill There has also been an outbreak of DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau ■ MSU campus. And the energy crisis from there. strep throat and a virus affecting the I bf responsible for that, according to intestinal area. Moskal urged anyone with es S. Feurig, director of the University "1 think we've reached our peak in the a really sore throat to get medical Ith Center. number of flu cases," he said. "And our attention. rhe energy crisis has led to a more peak was nowhere near epidemic levels. We usually figure that about 10 Most of the flu cases have been among Berate lifestyle — at least among per cent junior high aged children with the Jents," ■ Feurig said. "You don't have of the population is going to have some kind of virus infection and that has been intestinal virus affecting college students great exodus of students to the ski and strep throat appearing mostly in Itry this year like we have had in our rate so far." ■nt years. This means that fewer Any time the level of illness reaches elementary schools. Business and industry have not been seriously affected. Jents are returning on Sunday worn between 20 and 30 per cent, it has reached ■ and more susceptible to diseases they an epidemic level, according to Philip Tunter in a classroom setting. Moskal, deputy health director of the [There has also been a general slowdown Ingham County Health Dept. he tempo of living because of the crisis "In Ingham County we seem to have I students seem to be getting adequate reached a plateau at around 14 per cent FACULTY! DECREE CANDIDATES! TODAY is the , LAST Day to reserve academic ap- parrel for Winter Term Commence¬ ment. Academic apparr- el may be picked up on the 4th floor of the Union, be¬ ginning WED., MARCH 6. For information. call 355 - 3498. FACULTY VIEWPOINT What is Grievable le Pursuit of a Grievance tests not only 9'ieved. The individual who finds the courage to bring a grievance »inst those who determine his salary, his working conditions, his mmittee assignments, his promotion or tenure, and often the level fc 'IIPP0" he can expect for his research, certainly risks his P'otesstonal standing on this campus and may risk his professional ",,re beyond the campus. That courage deserves the highest m ar|d the active cooperation of those who administer the vance process. Only in the rarest of circumstances should the Mevcd be told that his act of courage Is unjustified and that his vance lacks merit. Whether or not the grievance ' ' •fod"16"' whlch ,he 9r'evance procedure Itself " . designed I Km!?.! Js g«'EVABLE? In principle, MSU/FA believes that the I h| a al0"e should judge. The process will determine the validity lis uVnh FacuLTY MEMBER has the Right to a fair and Impartial Torn, h ot hls work- M«ny "nlt5 on campus recognize that and Ireo.io ,?ve developed methods to assure It. Many have not! w ,ra'thiiijB Milkovich's technique is the antithesis of his brother Tom's, weight is no joke. It hurts. I weighed 148 when I pulled in to East Well, it is tournament time now, the Big Ten and nati , I four - time Big Ten champion who graduated last year. Lansing this summer. I'm wrestling 126. You figure it out. That right around the comer. Will Milkovich do it again'' onils«ii means one half cup of tea for breakfast and a beef patty and salad "Tom was more brutal," he explained. "Hell, he never lost in "I'm really not going to speculate," he said. "I couldw. I (no dressing) for dinner. Cutting that last couple pounds is I'm just not that mean. Really." ™ high school and only a couple times in college. But I know what it's like to get the hell beat out of mq. Tom did it. He hit his moves with such force that he stunned me. Unless someone pokes me in the eye physical." intentionally, 1 won't get mad enough to get that MILKOVICH, AVERY FAVORED With Tom gone, Milkovich finds himself the last of three brothers, all national champions and all • Americans (as Pat was in '72), to uphold the family image. Wrestlers keyed for Big Ten title "Everybody in the family used to get down on me if I lost," he recalled. "It was a competitive thing. But now I'm the only one left. I just don't take losing that seriously anymore. I used to be By PAT FARNAN Another pivotal frame for the Spartans will be ng afraid to win because I hated to face what was in store if I lost. State News Sports Writer occiiimB You know what I mean?" Every little bit counts and the MSU wrestling tem is going to by Randy Miller. He finished fourth last year. Dan Sherman last year but graduated. But Joe Corso of Indiana will mil It took two one ■ point losses in his high school state finals and need just that when it vies for top spot with at least four other claim to the title. make.1 V a change of scenery to change his attitude. top teams Friday and Saturday in the Big Ten wrestling "I came to college and said the hell with that stuff," he said. championships. "He'll be in about the same situation as lie was last Dziedzic said," and we need a place from him." yen"!I "I've proved myself. I've done what they did. Now I'm just going The Spartans have two top seeds in 126 • pounder Pat to do my best each match. But getting upset about losing is Milkovich and heavyweight Larry Avery and Conrad Calander Milkovich has beaten everyone in the liij; Ten and favorite to cop his second Big Ten title in his second effort. loomsthtl becoming Greek to me." (134), Jeff Zindel (177) and Scott Wickard (190) are all in "toss • Pat Milkovich Milkovich considers his biggest asset his quickness and stature ("slithery like a snake"). He likes to get the feel of his opponent up" divisions and could be seeded as high as first or as low as third. "He's head and shoulders above everyone else," "He's beaten everyone by at least four points." DziedzicstillP "What we're going to need is a place from someone at 150,158 Conrad Calander and Bill Davids will be the top two the 134 slot. Davids stopped Calander at MSU in a dual seeds J_ or 167," Spartan asst. coach Stan Dziedzic said. "Those weights meet 111 Tanker goal fourth place are crucial if we're going to do anything. But before they even count, Milkovich, Zindel, Avery Clanader and Wickard are going to have to get what they should." , 8. Calander placed second last year. Freshman Don Rodgers has been sterling on occasion but see his first real test this weekend. will P Steve Rodriguez, Rick Greene and Jeff Hersha will man 150, "The way he beat Brad Smith (Iowa) last week, he's capableoj 158 and 167, respectively. doing anything," Peninger said. "Smith was a silver medalist J at league championships "Rodriguez has a chance at getting seeded and that could the Junior World Games." I help," Dziedzic said. "Also, Rick Lawinger has dropped to 142 so Jeff Zindel will be out for revenge at 177. His one loss cametol that leaves a big opportunity for someone." Michigan's Rob Huizenga who'll probably be the No. 1 seed asm At 158, Rick Greene has lost to the top two seeds in dual result. By JACK WALKDEN action meets, but Dan Holm of Iowa has also dropped one weight "That one will be a donnybrook," Peninger said. "Zindel jut very well in the championships." State News Sports Writer Looking at the overall Big Ten picture in the to 158, leaving another opportunity for a place. beat Jan Sanderson last week after Sanderson won the East - W«stl "Greene's got a good chance at fourth," Dziedzic said. meet and beat the defending national champion." Fourth place will be the goal of MSU's meet, Fetters expects three separate battles for Hersha has lost to six of the eight opponents he's faced in Wickard and U M's Dave Curby tied in dual meet action. anJ - swimming team as it participates in the Big Ten positioning in the meet. conference action at 167, but... the 190 throne will most likely boil down to those two. championship meet beginning Thursday and "Indiana should win the meet, but Wisconsin "You can throw records and the like right out the window at "That'll be very interesting," Dziedzic said. "Wickard will I running through Saturday at the University of and Michigan will have a battle for second," Wisconsin. Fetters said. "We'll have to fight it out with tourney time," coach Grady Peninger pointed out. "There's no up for him though he's lost to Curby twice." The Spartans won six of their last seven dual Illinois and Ohio State for fourth and then telling what could happen." Larry Avery has been superior all season long beatii, meets to finish with a 7 - 4 record, but will Hersha walloped Ron Ray, national junior college champion defending champion Gary Emst, 6 - 1, in East Lansing. Avery l« Purdue, Minnesota and Northwestern will battle need an even better performance to reach their for the next spot." from Oklahoma State, in a stunning upset earlier this year. no doubts about who will win. goal. "Iowa will end up on the bottom," he added. "Everyone's in good shape," MSU coach "They have very little this year. There's no way Dick Fetters said. "They are all going to be they can finish anyplace but last." rested up for the meet. They've been swimming If the Spartans are to finish fourth, they will well in practice so I see no reason why they need good performances out of three won't swim well in the championships." individuals besides Wright and Disosway. Ken MSU will bring two defending Big Ten Holmes will swim in the 100 and 200 yard - • champions into the meet. Bruce Wright and breaststroke, Paul Fetters will be in the 100- DICK FETTERS Glen Disosway captured the 100 and 50 - yard and 200 • yard bac^troke and 500 - yard freestyle titles, respectively, as freshmen, and freestyle and Mark Outwater will be entered in Fetters is hopeful the two can repeat as the two backstroke events and the individual Hockey with U-M sophomores. medley. "Bruce and Glen are both capable of MSU is with 37 points and $21,100 -| expecting key points in the diving finishing first in the championships," he said. more than he made i completely sold out "They proved that last year." competition. "(Mike) Cook and (Dave) Burgering both NEW YORK (UPI) - The BOSTON (UPI) - A right after making two errors in Super Bowl - and Buffill U.S. Olympic Committee has published report Tuesday said last year's second World Series MSU's hockey game Wright missed two weeks early in the season should place high for us and we're hopeful that warned all college athletes that former Oakland second game, was unavailable for running back 0. J. Simpso Friday due to bronchitis, but is now swimming better and tennis star Stan Smith tiefl night against Michigan at the (Tom) Benson and (Marc) Stiner also place." they may lose their Olympic baseman Mike Andrews will comment at his home but his Demonstration Hall Ice Arena than he had last year at this time. Fetters believes the key to MSU's fourth and Pan-American Games sue A's owner Charles 0- attorney, Harold Meizler of for fourth with 21 pointsanT "Wright's been coming around lately," place hopes lie in the relay competition. eligibility if they follow the Finley and the team physician Boston, said the veteran $7,200 each. has been sold out it was Fetters said. "One week ago against Minnesota, "All three relays will have to place very high National Collegiate Athletic for a total of $1.5 million, infielder would have announced Tuesday by John his time in the 200 yard freestyle was his best for us to finish fourth," Fetters said. "If all Assn. (NCAA) ruling that they Laetz, ■ claiming the two damaged his "absolutley no comment." manager. athletic - ticket ever. His 100 time is better right now than it was last year at this time. I think he'll swim three finish in the top four or five, I think we can be professionals in one career. WCHA Standings! can do it" sport and amateurs in another. Andrews, released by Finley FT. LAUDERDALE, FLA. The Spartans will face W L Michigan in Ann Arbor (UPI) - Mel Stottlemyre, dean Michigan Tech 18 6 381 of the New York Yankees in Saturday night to complete their regular season schedule. SWIMMING COACH ADVISES point of service, ended the first Minnesota Denver 14 14 7 10 33[ 30l Playoffs will begin next week. holdout of his career Tuesday following a 2Vi hour MSU 13 12 #1 Rifle team tops conference with club President Wisconsin 11 10 27| rival MSU's Michigan ROTC rifle team Enjoy sports, learn, Parks By PAM WARD threats before a big meet. qualified 14 swimmers and effort," Pat Hill, sophomore says "We strive for excellence, Gabe Paul. Stottlemyre signed for an estimated $87,500-$90,000, which he said amounted to a Michigan Minn. • Notre Dame Colorado Duluth College 9 12 11 10 13 ; 14 I 15 1 2l| cost of living raise. North Dakota 8 1 defeated the State News Sports Writer But despite the lack of these four divers for the nationals. member agreed. "We're a team not for victories," Parks University of ROTONDA, FLA. (UPI) - Michigan, 1,652 - 1,535, last traditional tactics of coaching "Our coach has made the not a bunch of individuals explained. "I ask them not to Ties: Michigan Tech 2, "There is too much quilt in or perhaps because of it. Parks difference this year," Jane Kyle Rote Jr., divinity student weekend in a Southern going for themselves. JP started beat their opponent but to do and Minnesota 5, Denver 2, MSUl this world already," coach has put together a group of Waldie, junior member of the an attitude that we have to their best. They take a great $l,500-a-year soccer Michigan Northwest Ohio Rifle Jennifer Parks tells the player, topped the field in Wisconsin 5, Michigan 1, | champions. The women's team said. "JP (Jennifer Parks) help each other. She spread the League match. pride in the skill they develop. points in the windup of the Minnesota Duluth 1, Notre 1 women's swimming team. "So is a good coach. She's excited ■ The Spartans, who are swimming team took its second feeling and now we're not just This keeps up their confidence, I don't have to add to it by consecutive Big Ten title this about people and is able to get a swimming team but we know second annual "Superstars" Darnel. Colorado College 2| and if they do well in currently in third place in the competition Tuesday and Games this weekend: getting down on the people of year. It has a NCAA diving everyone into swimming. We're each other as friends." swimming it could give them eight • team circuit, were led this team." walked off with $38,200 for Michigan State - Michigan champion in Jane Manchester, excited about being together That is just the way Parks confidence to do well in other by James Green, who two days' work. That's Parks' approach to who has also captured the Big and swimming, and when you likes it. Parks believes that areas." Colorado College • Denver accumulated 342 points. Pole Vaulter Bob Seagren Dean Throop had 331, Dan coaching. There's no pressure Ten diving championship for have something like that it's , sports are social experiences, The Spartans will be in Minnesota at Michigan Te(* | to beat the was second overall with 38 Lundberg 330, Roger Chase other team, no the past two years. It has gone going to get you going. It's that not only develop physical action this weekend at Chicago North Dakota at Duluth discussion on being the best, points and $26,400 in 326 and Fred Miley added 323 undefeated in dual meet going to give you incentive." skills but teach a participant State in the Midwest Regional Notre Dame at Wisconsin no lectures after a loss or competition and has "It's been a total team how to get along with others. winnings, Miami Dolphin for MSU. now championship meet. safety Dick Anderson was third Big Ten track meet here favors Hoosiers his 300-yard dash title. leading time this season is one second better than By GARYSCHARRER Earlier this season Dill erased his world mark in that event with Of the Michigan's. 16 events on the meet's slate, Indiana has "best State News Sports Writer a 29.3 clocking. So complete has been Dill's domination of the performances in only three «vents, but it draws enough strength 300 that of six performances under 30-flat, four of them belong from team depth. Excluding the mile relay where it is ranked The Big Ten track and field championships will be run this to him, including the three fastest. third, Indiana has three of the leagues best six performances in six weekend in Jenison Fieldhouse and the meet looms as another "Nobody will touch Dill in the 300," Gibbard confidently of the 10 track events. bang-bang spectacular...for the runner-up spot, that is. predicted. Though not powerful in the field events, the defending Indiana University is tagged with the "favorite" status from Dill will be pressed in the 60-yard dash by Purdue's Larry champions boast the best high jump this season. The Hoosiers* just about everyone including Spartan coaches Fran Dittrich, Jim Burton and Glen Love of Indiana. All three have registered 6.0s Dennis Adama has leaped 7' 1 3/4". Gibbard and Jim Bibbs. this season. Love, however, may not run since he is sidelined with One of the meet records almost certain to be broken is the 52' Gibbard rates the host Spartans along with Illinois and a pulled hamstring muscle. triple jump set by Wisconsin's Pat Onyango in 1972. Illinois Wisconsin as the challengers for second place in the 64th annual The 600-yard run will feature MSU's Bob Cassleman ahd freshman Charlton Ehizuelen has already soared 53' 11 3/4" this Michigan's Dave Williams. Cassleman has defeated Williams twice, season. Ehizuelen was the indoor conference track meet. Nigerian national champion before "It's conceivable that we could win," Gibbard said, "but we're but the Wolveriye flash broke the tape ahead of Cassleman in the entering Illinois. Spartan Relays and holds the Big Ten's best time this year with a "We're going to have to move our probably best at second place." take-off board back because The Spartan contingent expected to score points will appear 1.09.8 run. Cassleman has turned in a 1.10.5. the pit only goes 54 feet," Gibbard said. similar to the small but powerful Jim Thorpe days at Carlise. The "It's going to be a good race," Cassleman promised. "The Another meet record in jeopardy is the long jump where Jeff winner will probably have to go under 1:10 to win it." Spartans have little depth and rely on Marshall Dill and Bob Cassleman and their mile relay team for points. Cassleman set a Big Ten mark last season with a 1:08.8 winning mark ? ■«£* ■? g0"e nearly 26 feet this season- The existing is 25-7 set in 1957 by Indiana's Greg Bell. "We need our four firsts and points from John Ross in the long . time. Preliminaries for the two-day affair begin 4:30 p.m. Friday MSU's fourth strong event is the meet-ending mile relay. with finals starting at 12:30 jump, Dane Fortney in the 1,000-yard run, points in the mile and p.m. Saturday and concluding at two-mile and our hurdlers have to come through if we are to go "I think we have a real good chance of breaking the American any place," Gibbard said. record we set two years ago with a 3:12.6 time," Gibbard said. Bill Nance will lead off for the Spartans with Mike Holt and »ilibT^deSy"hy- Fi""s ,or""2mik' ™*""» Tickets can be purchased at the BILL NANCE Scoring in the meet will be on a 6-4-3-2-1 (6 for 1st) basis. Dill, Jenison ticket office. They are the junior speedster from Detroit Northern, is a shoo-in to defend Cassleman following and Dill anchoring, 3:13.4 conference $1 each for the prelims and $2 for the reserved seat finals. MIKE HOLT Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 27, 1974 accused of aiding By KATHY OIEBOLD Luce, "Out of the $2.7 billion sent to South Vietnam rhl, United States' Food for Peace program has provided $300 ^discussing "The Continuing American Vietnam" in the University Involvement in States, less than 1 per cent goes to the combined totals for by the United aggreement have worsened. College Great Issues course on peace health, He showed photos of swelling shackle marks of the jion in support of a massive Vietnamese police state, said Don and war, said the agriculture and welfare," he said. on many money delegated by Food for Peace pays the prisoners. L internationally known journalist and agricultural expert salaries of South Vietnamese This money provides material for further military personnel in Vietnam, bombing and other Luce said the best way to solve the Vietnamese problems is iv at Hessey Hall. spending nothing to orphanages or refugee camps. military activities, Luce said. through the Paris agreement. "Despite the signing of the Paris Peace Agreement, war is still "We must release the thousands of refugees in Vietnam camps going on in Vietnam," he said. Since the agreement was just as the American POWS have been released," he said. signed in January 1973, there have "We must guarantee the freedom of movement to Vietnamese been 125,000 casualities, including 50,000 deaths, he said. civilians as requested in the agreement," he said. Luce said the United States is buying 25,000 barrels of fuel "We have to get the refugees back to the farms," Luce added. every day for the Vietnam War. The cease-fire agreement has not been met, he said, and the "The United States is still helping pay for the imprisonment of United States is still providing the bombs that destroy many of 200,000 political prisoners in South Vietnam," Luce said. the Vietnamese villages. Luce, who gained fame during the Vietnam War for revealing "There are 5,000 American advisers in Vietnam making it that South Vietnamese prisoners were confined in tiger cages, said possible for Saigon to continue the war," he said. the cages are still in use despite efforts to eliminate them. These advisers, Luce said, help train military workers to Prisoners under Thieu's police state live under atrocious operate heavy equipment and train them to fly the planes used in conditions, Luce said. , these bombings. "Most arrested prisoners are beaten and few leave without Luce shunned the massive military support given to Vietnam bruises and scars," he said. and said the biggest motivation for the United States being there Luce said the treatment of prisoners since the is President Nixon's quest for "peace with honor." signed Penalty points snag speed limit bill Strong disagreement highway funds - a potential Donald Bishop, R-Rochester, death toll in Michigan was cut between Democrats and loss of $200 million in said there is "no - way" the in half during January, Republicans, over a provision Michigan's case House Senate will agree to apply compared to the same month of the proposed statewide 55 Democratic leaders seem in no points for drivers speeding up in 1973, as evidence that m.p.h. speed limit further hurry to pass speed limit bill. to 70 m.p.h. in the new 55 motorists are voluntarily delayed final action on the House Speaker William m.p.h. zones. complying with the 55 m.p.h. measure Tuesday in the Ryan, D-Detroit, said Monday Supporters of the no - point request of the governor. Michigan House. night he thinks the legislation version have cited state police The disagreement arises over will be approved this week, but figures which show that the the provision of the bill which added: "I'm in no great hurry would not assess penalty points to get this thing out. to drivers caught speeding over "Most legislators don't take Coretta S. King the 55 m.p.h. limit, as long as the feds that seriously," Ryan they were not exceeding the former speed limit. said. "I'm not at all sure that to speak today they would cut off our aid." Don Luce, Tiger journalist and agriculture expert, holds a edges Democrats favor the no point version which was passed - If the House passes a version of the bill with points, it would will Coretta Scott King, wife of the late Martin Luther King Jr., speak at MSU Wednesday. in Vietnam. Luce spoke Tuesday American involvement Jan. 24 by the state Senate. have to be sent to a conference £ on photograph of a tiger cage in which prisoners are tortured She will address a class and in Vietnam. State News photo by Susan Sheiner Republicans, however, have committee with the Senate all others interested on sided with the secretary of where compromise is state and the state police minority families in America at in questionable. 2:30 p.m. in the Union Green urging application of the The bill's sponsor, Sen. Room. regular point schedule for speeding. >BA names spokesman Though the federal government has said that all states must lower their speed Friday and Saturday night dinner special . . . limits to 55 m.p.h. by Saturday face for the two of you! or a cut - off in federal |o help smooth operations MM Enjoy a quiet evening for two at Archy Tarpoff's. PSYCHOLOGY The Friday and Saturday night special includes: Seeking an MA Degree? Do it By TOM WHITFIELD OBA's executive council decentralized from a two ■ man co - yourself salad bar or house specialty caesar salad. directorship to a collective council in January. The five voting members of the council are Percynthia Long, asst. coordinator of Choice Top Sirloin Steak, ■The executive council of the Office of Black Affairs Program Work Council; Joe Davis, coordinator of Finance Work wine mushroom sauce, idahoe (OBA) has Tainted Arthur Webb as director of OBA to speak on certain Council; Webb, coordinator of Research Work Council; Ralph baked potato, sourcream chives, ■tters effecting OBA's policies and to counteract the confusion Hanson, heafr of Free Breakfast Program and Williams, an adviser. ■earring within the organization. "The restructuring of OBA doesn't mean that the executive COLLEGE bacon bits, freshly cooked oven hot fresh vegetable, bread, carafe member of the executive council, assumes the duties council will be eliminated," Webb said. "The director will still be lofficial spokesman for the black student organization. accountable to the council who will make the major decisions in ADMISSION of wine or split of champagne. Just $10 for the two of you! ■it will be the director's job to emphasize the direction of OBA." □ GRADUATE □ LAW ■A and to provide information on national student Webb plans to coordinate the work of the finance, □ MEDICAL □ VETERINARIAN tEarpoffs (vements," Webb said. "The position would allow more communication and program councils into one unit to accelerate □ COLL TRANSFERS I DROPOUTS in getting things done. The director has a staff under the flow of operations in OBA. Call/write: Dr. Page [i with the intention of providing an efficient way of "Although 1 will combine the three work councils into one, these councils will still maintain their own autonomy," he said. (212) 275-2900 124 E. neling volunteer services in eliminating confusion." Kalamazoo "The basic tasks of the council will not change." College Admissions Center ol N Y ph: 482-6233 cording to Renee Williams, executive council member, there Webb says he is engaged in researching a new concept on 102-30 Queens Blvd. Forest Hills, NY 11375 no coordination between the policies set forth in council financial aid information for black students. He will collect the ■flings and the application of the policies in the various data on amendments to the federal guidelines on financial aid and Incilsof OBA. document it in a report. He has not set a date when the information will be available in OBA's office. ("There was a need for somebody to coordinate the executive :il and the office structure to keep things flowing," she-said, R'k onnel shifts have occurred within OBA and some of the ^ordinate wasn't getting done. 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"Foreign students have Members of the Nationality nationalities, the Nationality absolutely no power at MSU." International Studies and Club Council were encouraged Club Council held its second Programs office. Niles, a student from Monday by members of COGS actual meeting Monday Barbados, told the group to Downie confirmed Tuesday to become involved in afternoon. "fight for what you need." the existence of grievances University governance in order The council was formed fall voiced by students at the to get needs and concerns term with three organizational Richard Downie, adviser and council meeting. recognized and met by the meetings. The first meeting International Studies and Two of the heavier concerns University community. with full organization was in Programs counselor, said the The Nationality Club expressed at the council January. Nationality Club Council was Council represents the "One of the most formed to promote exchange meeting were health care and neglected financial assistance. approximately 1,100 foreign groups on this campus is and communication between students at MSU. Composed of Approximately one - third foreign students," COGS the foreign student clubs of foreign students are married. Downie said. While MSU insurance is available to married students and their Opinion on co families, only the student can use University Health Center facilities. The rest of the family must find a private hospital or International students met Monday to hash out complaints. About 300 striking workers of Lansing making the '/J<."n WDick^l return march to thei, • off „ by lack Motor Wheel Corp. Tuesday trudged eight hall in north put doctor. to MSU offers no financial aid foreign students other than miles in freezing weather in parade to the state Capitol. a solidarity Lansing. Union leaders say no made in negotiations progress hisua with Motor thl 1 likely to take action on the proposed Woodstone Village member noted that the second task force vote was not official graduate assistantships, Niles said at the meeting. 300 strikers The workers, members of United Auto Workers Local 182, have been on strike for management during the four week JS The dispute is • centered on til condominium townhouse because it did not receive five Downie documented that 20 four weeks. They were joined by union disagreement. '''I The Environmental East Lansing development south of Burcham Drive near Melrose Street votes as required by the group's bylaws. to 25 per cent of foreign students are graduate walk 8 miles employes of the Lansing Oldsmobile plant. The peaceful march, conducted with Though no marchers carried placards, one speaker. congrL candidate M. Robert Carr of polij Quality and during its next meeting March "We lacked information on assistants. Anywhere from 80 a East Li Aesthetics Task Force to 90 per cent of foreign parade permit, was organized to took the opportunity to blame intutwil for solidarity II. the Kalamazoo Street project discussed two proposed demonstrate the solidarity of 2,600 union and unemployment on construction projects at its The group which advises city- - it was extremely upsetting," Hickok recalled, noting that students are graduate students. Downie said about one workers at Motor Wheel. President "Can you say we haven't NixoTI council and the planning - got infiatj,, bimonthly meeting Monday The marchers listened to speeches of Carr asked. "Can you commission, must act on a the county is now required to third of foreign students have say Nixon is night, but was unable to vote encouragement from local state to blame?" $800,000 city proposal to study the project's sponsors outside MSU. representatives and labor leaders before The crowd chanted a on any recommendations due to lack of a quorum, Ben widen Abbott Road from two environmental impact provided collective "(j to four lanes between M-78 it is also approved by the MSU Hickok, task force chairman, and Lake Lansing Road by Board of Trustees. said. He said the group has April 1, Hickok added. City council is still in the "Whether this is going to be subsequently established better process of filling two vacancies another big hassle I don't contacts with professional that have existed for several know," he said, alluding to the people in planning and weeks on the nine - member controversy that has swirled environmental disciplines, and is body, and a third member has around Ingham County's in the process of seeking out been granted a six - week leave $633,000 Kalamazoo Street professional opinions on the of absence to work on his Abbott Road project. masters project during the last five degree, Hickok noted months. Disappointment with the in explaining the 1 - year - old "We have done everything we city council's tentative group's first failure to achieve a can now on that project,'' he approval of the Kalamazoo quorum. said. The project would widen Street project was expressed by He said the task force is traffic commission Kalamazoo Steet from two to members, four lanes between the who also met Monday. entrance to University Village The commission had voted Meet will follow and Clippert Street. unanimously against original The task force had passed plans for the project, and motions on two versions of the commission member Charles Ellsberg's talk project recommending that Massoglia said it appeared that council had ignored the traffic city council reject it, but ASMSU will sponsor an council tentatively approved it and safety implications of the informal meeting with Daniel last week after one council project. Ellsberg Thursday night in 35 Union following Ellsberg's lecture. Ellsberg will speak at 8:15 in the Auditorium on "The Pentagon Papers." Students will be admitted free with an ID, and tickets for the public are available at the door for $1. 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"They can help "So far the only offer I've Kovacs was always at work. He got together, I'd be at the head America is a janitor at ly-Close to campus-Call save some electricity and heat with this offer. I'll had has been from one guy Kellogg Center. of the table." Along with his phone who said he could do a lot of ' "I'm not a rapist or a Dan's other favorite forms sexfiend. I'm just into physical of physical contact are hockey contact," Kovacs said in his and football. He was a manager SU graduate appointed room which is papered with seven-years' worth of Playboy for the MSU football team for two years. While with the pinups. team, Dan received the Oil Can Dan said he does not even Award, which is given annually Indian affairs position live in mild fear that Germaine Greer may someday throw Molotov cocktail into his a for humor behind the lines. At that time Duffy I recent MSU graduate has Center for Urban Affairs. Indian Daugherty mentioned Dan's l appointed to the position Andrews has been assigned Community; Indian room. Along with the featured dedication and that he used representative Willard Lambert, pinups, Dan has a Community aide with the to work in the area of a Chippewa Ottawa Indian "Strip-Tac-Toe " to come in with some of the • game, several funniest things around his L|y structured state community development and from St. Ignace; Indian women's phone numbers lined Emission on Indian Affairs. relation for the commission. representative Annie L. Green, up beneath his mirror, a long neck. representative Rick Andrews, an active member Dan, who was raised in a Ottawa Indian from list of one-liners with which to ■drcws is an Ottawa - of several state and national Boyne Ecorse, wants to be a college City, and secretary Marilyn devastate women and some football coach. His MSU degree Indian organizations, helped to ■ppewa Indian from the Hume, an Ottawa Indian from earlier drafts of his poster. One is in found the North American recreation. "I was all sing area. He graduated Brutus. of the earlier posters offers free ii MSU with a bachelor's Indian Student Assn. of MSU ready to move in for Duffy, The commission adopted breakfast and all the coffee but ■ gree in business and the Great Lakes Indian nobody asked me," Kovacs priorities for the year in you can drink. said. liinistration in June 1973. Youth Alliance. community relation and Women should certainly Perhaps Kovacs should Andrews has been |ve in Indian affairs for the highly Other new staff members of the Commission on Indian development, legal services, local administration of grants, have equal rights and get equal contact Energy Chief John Warm pay, Dan said. But he still Simon for a job. After all, in J five years. He served on Affairs are: Executive Director Dan Kovacs has offered to conserve energy manpower development and enjoys opening car doors and England the government is by advertising for a female roommate, So far, he's ■ Minority Advisory Council James R. H ill man, a had no takers. Menonimee Indian from employment and health and lighting cigarets for women, he paying for ads that say HSU and was an assistant to housing. added. "shower with a friend." State News photo by John Harrington ■ late John Winchester in the Stevens Point, Wis.; Executive Kth American Indian Affairs Aide Bill Leblanc, a Chippewa Igram in the University Indian from the Bay Mills /harton will go 1 special re president Wharton will serve as a symbolic garbageman during Jay's ceremonial recycling of the MSU Waste Control ■hority's one millionth pound since Jan. 1,1973. 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It's a great way 4 pepsi save gas and have a lot •UY2- • _ limit 2 per coupon- 5 AVE „i n loin8 Reservations • • Q|\ **m- good thru sim. J/J " y- Call the number 804 e|ow or your local ravel agent today! dinners} // 70 16 oz. POLLY ANNA BUNS - 8 ct and reservations HAMBURG 2 Cfl 3» _ *H0T &00482-3331 limit 2 pkgs per coopo*) pgr 7*h. ■■ 6000 thru sun mr*. > 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Feb, 355-8255 FRANKLY SPEAKING... by phil frank For Reet Apartments : Q dpartm* GIRL TO sublease Cedar Village DODGE VAN 1971. Engine VW 1964 - DELUXE Bus. For COMPACT REFRIGERATOR GIRL NEEDED 5Bfin„ excellent, windows around, new Rentals. $7.50 per month. 2-girl, spring. Call 332-2130. three restoration or parts. $115. John, 3-2-27 - person MARSHALL MUSIC, East tires, muffler, $2300 / best 332-6663. 8-3-8 340-2833.3-3-1 ' Ca" **■' offer. 487-5525, 6-8pm. 5-2-28 Lansing. C-1-2-27 GRAD STUDENTS need PHONE 355-8255 FORD - 1966. GALAXIE 500. 2 VW - 1964, NEW tires, battery, AM/FM. Clean. $550. Evenings, 655-1880.3-3-1 Apartments roommate, luxury townhouse. Central air. 1% miles. Furnished. foursome.F"o« FEfMnAU $45/n,onth C Spring / . '""I I door, auto 289. Good condition. 347 Student Services Bidy. 332-2175 after 12 00. 5-2 28 332-2906. Moving, must sell. $400 or best •AUTOMOTIVE offer. 332-1318 after 5 p.m. 3-3-1 WE BUY used IMPORT AUTO PARTS AND Volkswagens. ONE OR two persons. Furnished, FURNISHED EFFICIENCY. NEED in ROOMMATE Cedar Villa* for i ^| 'I Private parking. 220 Reo t 9 ten«. I REPAIR. 485-2047. 0-1-2-27 carpeted, very close to campus. Scooters & Cycles GOOD Parking. Available first week in Avenue. $120. 482-1777 Call 337.2394.Ti, March. Sublease through evenings. 5-2-28 Parts & Service Motorcycles Sm LOGAN ARMS Anan~~ I $125! September 6. $160. 351-0606 Aviation •EMPLOYMENT 351-0830. 3-3-1 t. 16-10 pm). 5-2-28 IMMEDIATE for four OCCUPANCY. girl. Cheap, Girl pool, Southwest 'or married side of couplfc Ltniijjl 0r .J*! •FOR RENT FORD GALAXIE 1969 - air MOTORCYCLE New low INSURANCE - rates. FIEDLER 337-7019. X-5-2-27 sutdents. 2 bedroom from Si70. Res,dm, JJB 711 Apartments conditioning, automatic, power INSURANCE, Phone 676-2449. SUBLET: TWO females spring steering, two snow tires. $750. 0-2-2-28 Houses 355-7765. 5-3-5 IMMEDIATE - SUBLET, term. $57.50. Call evenings, 351-8609 / 351-1565. 1&3-1 489-6561.83 3 '■ Rooms attractive, one bedroom, furnished. $170. V4 block. •FOR SALE Animals FORD FALCON, 1964 around town, - Great for $200 firm. Call 337-7021. 3-2 28 ONE woman GIRL needed spring. Two bedroom. for three NEEn Person ' G'fiL or7^d| apartment. Own ,J| 393-6032. 5-3-5 BMW'S - 1974's at SHEP'S. Your close. 351-8994. 3-31 NEEDED: FEMALE to share 337-7024. 3-2-27 Mobile Homes full service dealer for Yamah8s, apartment spring term. Close to •LOST & FOUND MAVERICK 1970. condition, low mileage. EXCELLENT Call Triumphs. BMW's and Rickmans. Large stock of campus, cozy. Grove street. TWO MAN, furnished, next to NEED four 1 MALL fo, ma, l,y_u^|I •PERSONAL after 5:00, 351-8930. 5-3-1 337 0269. Betsy. 3-2-28 campus, $165 month. Call leathers, helmets, custom 351-1863. 3-2-27 Spring term. 332-0449 U\ •PEANUTS PERSONAL accessories and parts. SHEP'S ©COLLEGJE MEDIA SERVICES'BOX 9411 BERKELEY. CA 94709 MAVERICK 1973 - POWER TWO BEDROOM luxury furnished. •REAL ESTATE MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 sum.t Abb TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS steering, excellent condition, 18 North Cedar, Holt. Just south of Close to campus. Spring - spring (option- ft •RECREATION 332-5793. 3-2-28 has one two bedroom apartment Summer. Fail) Old Carta,! $2500. 676-4901. 1-2-27 y| mpg. summer. •SERVICE MAVERICK 1970. 6 CYLINDER, 1-96 over pass. Phone 694-6621. C-4-2-28 Employment y| Employment available 351-7166. 18-3 8 immeidatelyl Call Village. 332 0497.8-3 8 ON BUS ROUTE, 1 bedroom, Instruction ONE MAN to share straight stick, new parts, $975. HONDA 1 partially furnished. Utilities large apartm| 973, 350 - 4 COMPUTER PROGRAMMER 09 WAITRESS - ATTRACTIVE girls 676-2586. 5-3-5 furnished. Phone 332-0322 CAPITOL L.C.C. Nice upper Typing Service CYLINDER. Low mileage. and 10: For positions in Lansing wanted to work days. Call furnished, 2 bedrooms, carpeted. •TRANSPORTATION Excellent shape. 627-6301 daily. 3-2-28 MERCURY MONTEGO 1969 - area. Salaries: 09 level from JAY'S CHALET, 484-9431, or Utilities paid. DODGE 44,000 miles, excellent evenings. 4-3-1 stop in, 1515 Center, Lansing. WILLIAMST0N, •WANTED $11,525 - $14,031, 10 level TWO GIRLS Capitol Villa, spring REALITY, phone 482-5909. ONE t condition, good mileage! $600. from $12,486 - $15,242. 9-3-8 4-3-1 lower apartment MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE and/or summer. Pool. unfUm,lh-| 393-0862. 5-3-1 Qualifications: 09 level requires clean, private e" Check our low rates! Call LOYD'S PART TIME positions With full - $55/month. 332-4514. 4-3-1 ♦•RATES" Bachelor's Degree with MSU AREA - Okemos. 1 and 2 No pets or ch of Lansing at 332-5335 or line merchant wholesaler. MGB 1968 - BLACK, wires, radio computer science course work bedrooms, furnished and month, $50 deposit. 655-: 482-5585. 0-4-2-28 Automobile SUBLET - SPRING, summer. 1 I heater. 2 tops, good condition, and 1 year of programming required. 351-5800. unfurnished, air conditioned, or 655-1177. 2-2-28 C-2-2-27 bedroom, furnished, block from 29mpg. Call Dave, 485-7416. experience or Associate Degree carpeted and modern. $160 - NO Auto Service / campus, carpeted, air ONE WORDS NO DAYS Nights 371-1357. 9-3-8 in data processing and 2 years of conditioning, parking. $160. $165) heat included. Call BEDROOM, 3 level acartmt*fl experience in computer PROGRAMMER - FEE paid. 337-7978. 5-3-4 349-2174.5-3-4 in Holt. $160 month I 1 5 MUSTANG 1969 power steering operations, at least one of which Leading computer manufacturer 694-1867, evenings, 8-3-8 3 10 - / brakes, automatic, new MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East was in programming or 2 years seeking individuals with B.S. in FEMALE TO sub 10 1 50 4.00 6.50 13.00 carburetor, radiator. 355-1079. Kalamazoo Street since 1940. of programming experience. electrical engineering or 1. 2 GIRLS FOR 3 girl. with same from now until GIRL NEEDE0 for Haslet ArirulB 12 1.80 4.80 7.80 15.60 4-3-1 Complete auto painting and Two years of college with computer science. Must have 6 Immediately through spring. September. 485-9415 and person. Immediately or fal collision service. 485-0256. science course work months to one year actual 351-9454. 5-3-5 spring. 351-3816. 3-3-1 . 2.25 6.00 9.75 19.50 computer evenings 489-0305. 5-3-4 C-2-28 may be substituted for an experience in compilor writing. 18 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 MUSTANG, 1967 - New tires, Associate Degree. 10 level Salary $12,000 $15,000 1-2 FEMALES to sublet Cedar ONE GIRL needed rebuilt clutch, many new parts, 2-PERSON, furnished, air to ?0 3.00 B.00 13.00 26.00 commensurate with experience. Village 4 Spring. Quiet. excellent running condition, 6 Domestic requires 1 year of programming person. conditioning, carpeting, parking, Spring Term. Cedar V1119 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 experience in addition to Call Linda Kay, PERSONAL 332-0185. 5-2-27 close to campus. Call 351-1989 Apartment. 332-3727.3-3-1 cylinder, 3-speed, great gas requirements for 09 level. All CAREERS, 4891441, CMEA. 5-3-1 D EADLINE mileage, must sell! $775. Michigan Civil Service Benefits. 4-2-28 FEMALE OWN room, close to 1 332-4950. 5-3-5 P.M. one class day All applicants will be required to campus. Pets welcome. Call ONE MAN needed for 4-man before publication. take a written examination. ATTENTION!! 351-5979. 3-3-1 Meadowbrook Trace. No Villa. $62.50. 351-8773. »tfl MUSTANG 1965 EXCELLENT condition, $350 or Best offer. Applications available at LIBERAL ART GRADUATES deposit, cheap. 394-2896. 3-2-27 Peanuts Personal ads 351-3625. 4-3-1 Department of Civil Service, all NEED ONE girl to sublet spring NEED ONE girl spring termfgrl must be pre-paid. MESC offices, and a 1 County term. Furnished, own room, $76/month. 351-4575.4-3-4 FREE MONTH'S rent! Furnished, 2 woman, 711 Burcham. / month. 351 9366. 53-4 $97.5I]| Clerk offices. Send applications bedrooms. 635 MUSTANG GRANDE 1972 - Air ROGER & PAULS to Computer Programmer, P.O. one or two Abbott. Mike, 489-6197 power steering / brakes, Cancellations/Corrections MARATHON Box 2000, Lansing, Michigan 1% MONTHS RENT Free. Girl to Houses - 12 noon one class day excellent, 18 m.p.g. 393-2489^ 48904. AN EQUAL WANT TO be wined and dined and sublet, Available March 1, evenings. 7-3-4 £ OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. $67.50. 351-4062 after 3 pm. MILFORD STREET, 126. 2-man. before publications. 6-2-27 Where all we make money at the same time? 3-3-1 3-2-27 $180 per month. Two blocks specialize in is Call 372-0567 between the from campus, deluxe, furnished, EASTSIDE, NEAR PennsytomlB NOVA 1972, 6 cylinder, power 'Freeway 4 beOroomi,H The State News will be cars hours of 12-11 pm. 0-3-2-28 I 3-4 PERSONS TQ sublet spacious « air conditioned. 351-2647, ;carpeted, furnished partly,! " steering, automatic, excellent WAITRESSES - PART or full » responsible only for the I apartment, spring term. One 484 8494. 10-3- 7 ' condition. Best offer. Must sell. LOCATED AT THE time, 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. $1.65 TYPISTS NEEDED now through ' 'block off campus. 332-3413 garage. Iargany»id. $225,B first day's incorrect 372-1238. 5-2-27 CORNER OF JOLLY plus tips. 1431 East Michigan March 7. Work resumes March 351-7497 07 2 28 & OKEMOS RD after 4 :00. 3-3-1 301 SOUTH HOLMES - near insertion. Avenue. DOG 'N SUDS. Contact 25. Three nights per week 4 p.m. NOVA 1971, 6 cylinder - excellent 349- 3196 Sparrow Hospital. Upstairs, 1 NEED TWO three girls for houal Ralph - Apply in person. - 10 p.m. 70 w.p.m. Apply in or Bus are flue 7 days irom condition. 6DAY A WEEK TOWING ONE MALE for four man, spring. room efficiency, gentlemen, 10,000+ miles, 484-7050. 5-2-27 on M ichigan Avenue. 4 OPEN 6 DAYS person 427% Albert between 3 - Near campus. $65. 337 0764. share 489-51 29, after 5 p.m. bath, includes utilities. deposit, no lease. Low rent,01 d by ttie due date, a 7 AM 9 PM BUT SUNDAY 5 p.m. w - 3-3-1 $70. 351-7497. 0-7-2-28 SOt u weekdays. 5-3-1 MASSEUSES WANTED for Health room! Call Sue. 484-0562 or| VW - GUARANTEED Repair. Spa. $7/hour. Call 372-0567 call 372-4984 3-3 1 Vz. OLDSMOBILE, 1973 - Delta 88. Very sharp. Power steering, RANDY'S Road and 1-96 MOBIL, Okemos . 349-9620. between hours of 12-11 pm. 0-3-2-28 LARGE LUXURY furnished apartment, close. Three for four TWO BEDROOM, furnished Mobile Homes. $25 - $35/week. Ten EAST LANSING house brakes, air, stereo, vinyl top. man. Two bedroom, spring, minutes to campus. Quiet and C-2-28 room, single or couple. 556 I Please. 372-8027. 3-2-27 parking. $85. 332-4351.3-3-1 peaceful lake. 641-6601. KEY PUNCH operator - on a person. Spring or spring mil ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT. Exhaust 0-2-28 summer. 614 Hagadorn.B experienced only. Let your PORSCHE 911 - 5 SPEED 1968. systems for most imported cars DATA SYSTEMS ANALYST 07, NEED GIRL now for Duplex, own speed and accuracy pay off. 351-7974. 8 3 8 $3,950. Jaguar 3.8S Sedan 1965 in stock. CHEQUERED FLAG, 09. and 10: For positions in the room, $75. 355-8319, 332-3258. CLOSE TO Campus. 1 bedroom BLUE PINTO Good incentive program. Call for 1971, luggage rack, - $2,850. Both cars both in 2605 East Kalamazoo Lansing area. Salaries: 07 level 3-3-1 apartment on Grand River. Street, more information and in WANTED ONE or two tape deck, snow tires, good California and in beautiful from $4.72-$5.72 per hour, 09 337-1807. 9-3-1 one mile west of campus. 372-7750. 5-2-28 share farm home. ReasomwB condition. Reasonable. condition. Please call for more level from $5.52 - $6.72 per FRIENDLY GIRL needed for 351-5891 after 5 p.m. 5-3-4 tion 332-8823; 487-5055. C-9-2-28 hour, 10 level from $5.98 - Twyckingham, spring term, SUBLEASE APARTMENT. 4 rent. Call 834-2103 after 5 00[ pm. 2-2-28 332-08 >. 4-3-1 BODY REPAIR. Quality, reduced SKI UTAH $7.30 per hour. Qualifications: reduced rent. 351-3148. 5-3-5 persons needed. Spring / BUICK LASABRE 1966. Excellent summer. Across from campuv condition. AM/FM radio / tape rates to students. Also COLORADO 07 level requires Bachelors $280 / month. Todd. 332-2486. 1, 2 or 3 PERSONS, FURNISHED,! RAMBLER AMERICAN 1963. No guaranteed rust proofing. VAN Degree with computer science NEEDED 1 MALE for 4 man for free washer and dryer, prifel player. Vinyl top. $400 5-2-28 negotiable. 351-9254. 3-3-1 rust, good condition, over drive. . WORLD, 645-2123.0-2-28 Spring Break course work or Associates spring term. Campus Hill space, nice. $60 oer pa«| Very dependable. $260 or best Degree and 1 year of experience Apartments, 349-1609. 3-3-1 651-6419. 5-3-5 March 15-27 CADILLAC tires. Needs 1962. Good engine, $180 work. $95. offer. 355-7801.1-2-27 SUPER BEETLE 1972 with air Aviation □B ' 1 Alta Snowbird * Park City or 2 years of experience. Two years of college may be substituted for an Associates NEED ROOMMATES, male or female, liberal, but clean / quiet ONE MAN NEEDED for apartment, spring term, close to campus. $90/month. 351-0532. two man 3 BEDROOM, 1\ BATH, li 355-3171.3-3-1 * Steamboat lovely duplex. Available "< on weekdays. 351-2681 after 6 5-2-27 conditioning, AM/FM radio. Degree. Persons anticipating Family or singles Ride ttH PARACHUTING INSTRUCTION. Springs pm. B-1-2-27 33,000 miles. Excellent graduation within 3 months of campus available. 489-I84I.J CAMARO 1972, LIGHT yeen, 6 Get ready for Spring by taking *274°° - condition. $2,350. Call Includes the date of submitting their AVAILABLE MARCH 5-3-1 cylinder, automatic, power 15. One your lessons now. Licensed 1 MAN NEEDED for 4 man 1-589-8813. 5-3-4 application may apply. 09 level vacancy in four man. Cedar steering, radio. Snow tires. instructors. Classes Saturday, immediately. Close. $70. ALL Lifts fo requires 1 year of experience in Village. $78. will deal. Stan MALE SUBLEASE, Spring J $2,495. 484-2016 or 393-1920. Sunday and by appointment. 351-0830. 3-3-1 VEGA HATCHBACK 1971 ALL Food fi addition to requirements for 07 351-3651. 3-3-1 summer. Own room 5-3-5 - 351-0799, 543-6731. 6-2-28 ALL /» level. 10 level requires 2 years of 3-speed manual. 40,000 miles, ALL Transportation NEED MALE for 2 duplex. 337-1041. 53-1 experience in addition to 07 man, own CAPRI 1600CC 1971. Good shape, new studded snow tires. X - Country, Equip, supplied. IMMEDIATE room, $80/month. Bill OCCUPANCY. 1 Employment IffS level requirements. All Michigan - 35,000 miles. $1995. Steve, Averages 22 m.p.g. Good Sauna, Swim, Cook - outs, Mar 337-2508. 3-2-28 bedroom, furnished, close to condition. 394-2666 after 6:30. Civil Service benefits. All 372-4386. 3-3-1 campus. $160/month. Call 5-3-5 applicants will be required to NEAR LANSING Community 351-8238 1-5 pm. 4-3-1 take a written examination. CHECKER CAB, 1967. Air-quad EXPERIENCED TV technician, College. One bedroom, offstreet Applications available at stereo - automatic. Best offer, VOLKSWAGEN I FOREIGN Car some stereo experience parking, appliances furnished. Department of Civil Service, all 355-6267. 3-2-28 repair. Mechanical and body. necessary. Apply in person, MESC offices and County Clerk 332-1323 or 337-1641. Ask for K K KB aIoIaImI Buy, sell and trade. IMPORT STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East offices. Send applications to Rebecca. 3-2-28 CROSSWORD L E eUmm AUTO PARTS AND REPAIR, Grand River, East Lansing. WAITRESSES NEEDED 5 days a CHEVY SPORT Van 1968 - stove, 9E [NjTRE refrigerator, sink, stereo, pop 485-2047. 0-1-2-27 C-10-2-28 week, 10:30 - 3 p.m. Data Systems Analysts, P.O. Box 2000, Lansing, Michigan 48904, CLEMENS, 517 NORTH. Graduate PUZZLE E R R 0 E Ms, of top, couch into bed, tent hook - Transportation necessary. Apply ACROSS 25 Chloe's up on side, $1500. 332-8272. VOLKSWAGEN SUPERBEETLE LPN OR RN Physician office. 8-6 in person. University Club, 3435 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY couple, two bedroom, partly furnished, basement, parking, 1. Helped husband sX MPIPI! ■aipIsI 5-3-5 1972. 20,000 miles. Excellent - No weekends. Weekdays call Forest Road between 9-5 p.m. . JtMPL0YE Ri 3-2-2 7 separate utilities, $160. Also one 6. Church service 27 Fumes L E condition. $1900. 351-7322. pm. 393-0720. 2-2-27 3-3-1 SINGER - COMPOSER needs bedroom as above, $135. 10 Rub 31. Strong A N Ska® DATSUN 1972 1200. Excellent 5-2-28 talented Band for recording Immediate occupancy. Call 11. Away from windward pulsations X E TMEP< STUDENT 35. School test condition - excellent gas mileage. MODELS NEEDED FOR Art WANTED for typing purposes. Call 351-5849. 5-3-1 484-7253. 5-2-27 I Pay $2000 in lot, $1500 here. Studio. Call 372-0567 between and filing. Call 355-6507 for interview. 3-3-1 HORTICULTURE and GIRL NEEDED for 3 12 Poison 13. Body of water 36. Midianite J u 1 lLBt| Call Mark, at 332-5848. 5-3-1 the hours of 12-11 pm. 0-3-2-28 LANDSCAPE architecture spring term. Capitol woman, Villa. 14. Early car 3/. Double tU frjDE|] NEED PART TIME WORK? students. Saturday and Sunday 351-5162. 5-3-4 15. And others: 39. Limb r Tjl[NIAlRnJ f " \ Work from our office taking picket orders for civil organizations. Hours retail sales of plants and garden supplies. Guaranteed base plus LARGE, 2 bedrooms, study, across abbr. 17 Take advantage 40 Baseball glove How to form 3. Large dog your own car pool 6-9 p.m. Monday thorugh Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. $1.60 commission. Experience not necessary. Orientation prior to from campus. Spring and summer. Call 332-6241, after 5 of 18. Cavil 42. Ice-hockey 4 Reads copy j 5 Transfer As a public service at no per hour. Long hairs welcome. 18 early April start. TWISS p.m. 3-2-28 20. Tiaduce 44. Horseback charge, the State News will provide a free classified 22. Record pictures advertisement for those people who would like to set years old or older. For interview, LANDSCAPE CENTER, East game 6 Chart up or join a car pool. 3-5 p.m. only, see Mr. Dillon, 405 Lansing, 351-0590. 0-5-3-1 ARLINGTON APARTMENTS. One collection 45 Misty rain ; Audible Bauch Building, 115 West Allegan. 24. Spring 46. Individuals and two bedroom, furnished or 8 intelligence | Drivinp?_ From or Riding? . 3-3-1 [ Forte, ]® unfurnished, from $150. 10 I V/, JT 4 r- % r- r- r 9, Passover least $ TEACHERS' AIDES Substitutes ii Regionai % 10 - times: 7:30 am - 1 pm, 12-5 TV AND STEREO rentals $24/term; $9.95/month. Free 55 12 Sacred chest I Leaving ' Returning 2-6 pm. Phone 394-0500. EAST LANSING Sublease, one a V/, - _ pm, lb Circuits same day delivery and service. bedroom, $170 Available March 3-3-1 Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C-2-28 <4 li il 19 Goltstroke ,Phone Time? 15. 351-5016. 5-3-4 The State New; will not accept ifl % tr id % If 21 Baptitt 23, Huiw" participants. responsibility for arrangements or conduct of $ NOTICES LEASING SUBLET SPRING near campus. $300 / term - 4 man, month. il % 3T ?6 Dessert 28 G.i|df|1l)la I The information requested below must be supplied in order for ad FOR 351-4516. 3-2-27 % %%% 29 Girl s Ml"' 4 to appear. SUMMER & FALL ii TT 3T 28 w 30 TV award Full Name ' ALL STUDENT ADS STARTS ONE BEDROOM apartment for P> m 31 Rhythm i lease. Near MSU campus. Call ii il 5S MUST BE PREPAID 32 ftenclt Address FRIDAY, MAR. 1 0. 5-2-27 airplane _ ii J7 w w City Now through the II apts. $75J.78-$80 SUBLET 2 • man s.tring / summer. •Jo % HT n % 43 33 ChamPlOI,sl11' I 34 Glutted end of the term. CEDAR Adjacent to campus, $165. V/, 38 Fat *This coupon may be brought in or mailed to: Car Pool Classifieds, 347 Student VILLAGE 337-7571. BL-3-2-27 44 1 45 1 41 Weathei satellite 1 Services Building. No phone calls accepted. itional j %% GIRL NEEDED for 3-girl. Available 46 or 43 Iducat'f 3potlei>1071 ftotten Trowbridge Over 1,000 coats at savings The Honorable Dr. Russell W. Peterson Chairman, Council of Environmental Quality Referral 1WFIO79 351-1980 Former Governor of Delaware mon.-fri. • 1-5pm Sat. 10-7 Over 2,000 dresses at savings 355-3355 > Misses', Juniors & Half sizes Fur trimmed & untrimmed coats Telecast Live broadcasts of the program may be Camel hair & cashmere coats viewed in any classroom equipped with a closed - circuit television receiver on Jr. pantcoats, jackets, boottoppers channel 2. All weather coats, some zip lined Classrooms available at specific times are. Great selection of long dresses 9 a.m. -12 noon 31 Hubbard 224 Erickson Not every size in every style 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. 111 Bessey 208 Bessey Meridian Mall only 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. 112 Wells 113 Wells Friendly feelings and the great taste of Coca-Cola. That s the way it should be. JEMIt's the real thing. Coke. Wednesday, Thursday Students are also invited to attend 'h presentations in the Kellogg ^en and Friday, 10 to 9p.m. Auditorium. ig Company of Michigan.