By PEGGY GOSSETT are now falling in comprehension to the for reading comprehension — determined twelfth grade level. State News Staff Writer national level. by the students ability to understand long The original pamphlet included The feu that college students are this The average scores of freshmen on MSU sentences and long words - which are sentence: unable to understand twelfth grade - level reading tests have dropped several points averaged according to grades one through "Before you read your textbook, make language has driven many publishing since 1969. Verbal Scholastic Aptitude 16, or senior college level. a brief survey of the author's method and houses to lower the reading levels of their Test scores have declined nationally at a Hardly any research has been done at intention so that you can understand how Low comprehen textbooks from twelfth to ninth grade level. Most college texts were previously printed for twelfth steady pace for the last eight years. Furthermore, MSU's Comprehensive English Program reports that 12 per cent the college level to determine levels, Chemey said. However, four studies over the past 10 years indicate that the reading he has ordered his materials." The sentence has been rewritten to read: "Don't start right in reading your a grade and higher of the freshmen class, about 800 levels of textbooks are geared too textbook from Page One. First, make a high for reading level. drives publish students, must take the remedial the majority of college students. quick survey of the entire book to get But the Assn. of American Publishers an American, Thought and Language courses Chemey said most professors are not idea of what it is all about." says college students are having trouble 101 through 103. even aware that there are readability levels Many professors at MSU do not think comprehending textbooks written above Juniors and seniors probably have less for their texts. their textbooks are too difficult for the the junior high school levels. And some difficulty than underclassmen with reading "Profs tend to use textbooks that they majority of students. University officials say MSU students are comprehension, Chemey said, for two like, or because they know the author "Our textbooks make books are not too involved for no exception. reasons. "I have personally, and don't consider readability our students," said Helen Greenley, a feeling some of the textbooks First, there is a weeding out process the levels," she said. for freshmen and sophomores professor of business, law and office especially first two years of college, and only the The publishers' association reports that administration. are geared at too difficult a reading level," more diligent students make it through. the market for rigorous materials those Harold Winters, professor of geography, said Elaine Chemey, staff member of the Second, after students get into their written at the twelfth grade level or higher said, "I haven't had any complaints from University College who is looking into majors, their junior year, they tend to — is dwindling. the students about my texts." student reading levels as a part of the become more competent in their areas of A pamphlet distributed to students "This is nothing new," said Paul L. dissertation she is working on. by study. the association called "How to Get the Dressel, director of institutional research. Chemey said MSU students have rated "Readability formulas" have been used Most out of Your Textbook" has also "I've been here for 40 years and have above the national norms in reading levels in elementary and secondary education for been revised for the ninth grade reading always heard that complaint about in the past but recent studies show Educators have formulated levels they years. level. It was originally written for the textbooks." Volume 168 Number 219 Thursday, October 24, 1974 Michigan State University~""East Lansing, Michigan 48824 I " \v> White House tab may cost GOP over $750,000 WASHINGTON (AP) - The Republican GOP Comptroller Rodney Smith said National Committee estimates that it will each trip co6ts about $4 a mile, including spend at least $750,000 this year on the the maintenance and fueling of the political activities of the White House, presidential plane, the in ■ flight costs and including President Ford's recent hotel bills. The party does not pay for campaign trips. Secret Service protection on the trips. Neither the White House nor the GOP committee, however, could estimate what Smith said the GOP committee, which portion of the $750,000 would be used has a $6 - million overall budget, is for the trips themselves. required by law to pick up the tab for the Ford announced more campaign President's trips and any other activities appearances Wednesday, and was deemed more political than presidential. described as surprised by a Democrat accusation that some of his campaign "Congress is very specific in its budget speeches have been demagogic. provisions as to what the White House can spend," he said. "What we pay for is all White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen the White House expenditures that are was asked about a statement by nongovernmental — from uniforms to the Democratic National Chairman Robert S. Easter egg roll to the party former Strauss Wednesday that Ford's statement President Nixon gave for returning that a heavy Democratic victory could prisoners of war." jeopardize world peace was "reminiscent of the 1970 campaign efforts of President Among other expenditures are the Nixon and Vice President Agnew." President's official photo and mailings to Nessen said that Ford discussed this editors. with him and that he feels the contrast AP wircphoto IA school between his speeches for GOP candidates The committee may not exceed its bus lies on its top after a work train that had been removing was in the caboose at the time of the impact said he had not seen the and the 1970 speeches of Nixon and budget even with Ford's rash of campaign ■ debris from an earlier derailment backed onto the crossing and hit bus. Agnew reflected "the difference between trips, Smith said, because Nixon had used I the vehicle, killing seven grade school children. The brakeman who night and day." little of the money this year during his Democrats have criticized Ford's preoccupation with Watergate. statement Tuesday that a veto • proof School bus-train collision results Smith said that some trips can be Congress would damage the chances for converted from pure presidential trips to world peace. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D - Minn., issued a statement Wednesday political ones by a single campaign speech or visit by the President, and the GOP criticizing Ford's remark. committee gets the bill. "His charge that 'peace could be in death of 7 children, injury to 72 jeopardy' if more Democrats are elected is nothing more than a scare tactic which the American people will reject," Humphrey said. He said former President Lyndon B. Johnson gave the Democratic National Committee financial headaches by adding political activities onto regular White IPCKMART, Ga. (AP) - Seven crumpled bus. backed south at the crossing but he did "I am disappointed that President Ford House trips. hii died and 72 others were Sanders said the brakeman, who was injured "It was pretty horrible," Smith said. feels he must try to frighten the American not see the bus. knocked to the floor by the impact, told Smith said that May'When a work train backed into since he has been "The kids were hollering, trying to get "The engineer said he was sounding the him he did not know that the train had hit people, as he attempts to aid faltering comptroller in 1969, some Nixon trips lV , school bus and dragged it out. One was half hanging out." whistle on the train approximately eight the bus until the train came to a halt. Republican candidates," he added. were abruptly put on the GOP bill from th in ik the l caboose. before leavin8 it crushed Robert Forsyth, who was driving cars up," said Sanders. "The brakeman in Authorities said Billy Kellett, 50, driver Ford has campaigned in a dozen states the White House account. another school bus which stopped on the the caboose which struck the bus said he for Republicans running for Congress. A of the bus, had been driving the route for in age from 5 to 12- opposite side of the crossing, said after the did not see the bus. As far as he knew the several years and was well acquainted with White House spokesman said Wednesday "He flew a considerable distance for a IT" °fthe b"s was also injured. impact he got out and ran toward the crossing was clear." the crossing. Kellett was injured. that Ford will appear Thursday in Des governmental function one time, and in I h/ jUp' ' Saw thc train coming, locomotive yelling, "Go back. Go back." The trooper said the brakeman had The bus was headed for Aragon Moines, Melvin, 01., and Chicago, and will the evening went to a political party — and Ivbnl J1 thump when u hit and ( State trooper Charles Sanders said a called to the engineer, "The crossing is Elementary School which some of the travel to his home town of Grand Rapids, suddenly the entire trip became 'political.' KL rolling over. Everybody brakeman was in the caboose as the train clear. Come on back." children attended. Mich., next Tuesday. It was very expensive," Smith said. |S!m, iKand cryin«" Bobby ■bus n.» .' °ne of the youngsters on [„■* Banmster was not seriously hurt. mlt 0,6 iniured " four k kst its2 k . us driver ~ were treated aHmJ,b'ulses and released, said Don «—« ■ Dem group wonts 7,00 *ln^-1child";ri liospitiltewl was in disenfranchised voters at the moment, it is More voters were switched to the file in ition! °n another in «uarded By MARY ANNE FLOOD State News Staff Writer confident of finding five in a day or two. to the trouble to these voters. A explain the situation to qualified voter might easily list in the summer of 1973 after a series of communications were sent to these the summer of 1974 after Colizziobtained a list of students enrolled ■"us Uf ihT were 79 children on A group of Democrats met yesterday to Though these registrations have actually get confused and wander away." people. spring term from MSU. She compared that of her active file [Georgia It ■■ * Seating20caPacity of law Permits per cent decide how they can get over 7,000 East been canceled, since there is no such thing in state procedure as an "inactive file," Simpson has served as a poll watcher for various candidates in at least four Colizzi said identification she cards, mailed which voter are and found that more than 10,000 citizens Lansing voters, mostly students, reinstated who had been registered on campus were the registration rolls before the Nov. 5 Colizzi prefers to label it as Inactive'." on no longer students. Colizzi said, however, ■Wih°d pI repo?ed that about werc hurt, but he said election. She said she keeps the list on hand to "It frightens me that there is no tangible proof of these people at that this did not indicate that these people k brought in later with minor In an attempt to minimize "deadwood" quickly reinstate any inactive voter who had necessarily moved out of the city. requests it. the polls. Judging from my experience with poll workers, I just don't on East Lansing's registration rolls, City Clerk Beverly Cblizzi has placed thousand She has instructed poll workers to call believe a majority of them would go to the trouble to explain the The list of students was checked against crawled out from of voters, mo6t of whom have left the city, city hall on election day if anyone claims situation to these voters. A qualified voter might easily get confused the list of active voters, and those who did uystorp m ?e bus ^ went to a on an inactive file. they are registered but who is not listed in and wander away." - Maria Simpson, poU watcher in several not match addresses and had not changed )ho^';TatePXedtheirparentSand There is some question whether the Michigan election law can be interpreted the poll books should appear. She said anyone in the inactive file will be allowed elections their address with city hall or voted in the last election were sent forwardable letters. '^M^way flew its chief to allow city clerks to remove voters from to vote. After receiving replies and forwarding loco) ri ; 'Rodgers, to the scene active roles on the basis of postal But the groups of area Democrats are elections. She is also East Lansing information on these 1974 letters, 2,580 on nonforwardaNe, to all the voters in the to nmv-H 7" 1116 railroad «feo oi information concerned that some of the people on the deputy voter registrar. city- students and former students were <*««• ** list could miss voting because they do not She then sent a forwardable followup removed from the files. • u The Democrats, including East Lansing understand this procedure. Simpson estimates that 80 to 95 per W train cent of the voters the inactive file letter to voters whose cards were returned Colizzi said that though she has the was in the area Councilman George Griffiths, plan to talk on are "It frightens me that there is no probably gone from the city, but it is the because they no longer lived at their right to remove these voters from her files, Rai|'r d®ral'ment along the with city administrators about the tangible proof of these people at the small group that would still be eligible to registered addresses. If she received a she prefers to leave the option open for the 2i ^When 11 backed problem but may go to court to get the vote that she is concerned about. them to easily be reinstated in order not voters reinstated. The filing parties would polls," said Maria Simpson, who had taken forwarding address from the post office signs butS I!16 crosR'n8 had to both Colizzi and the The inactive file has been for any voter, she sent them a third lette.. to disenfranchise anyone unfairly. —,m L,,"1 no flashing signals include the Ingham County Democratic these concerns two chunks. Approximately developed in At the end of this process, those 5,000 Bernald Apol, elections director of the elections division of the Michigan 5,000 voters, w°rks »t a general party, an undetermined candidate and at Michigan Secretary of State's office, said least five voters who have missed voting in Secretary of State's office. "Judging from mostly students since they are the most voiers who had never responded or were Le Ww the borti'»ng in Rockmart> experience with poll workers, I just transient portion of the East Lansing found to have moved were put in the that this inactive status is not really much h^z^rfrendohBdwn I « tracks he at raced to the the past because of the process. The group has no examples of my don't believe a majority of them would go electorate, were removed from the active inactive file. (continued on page 17) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 24,2 Tapes request creates debate With the jury sent out of the room, Dean reca From Wirt ScrvicH In June of last year Dean gave his recollections of these three WASHINGTON - After a heated exchange between defense meetings to the special Senate Watergate Committee. It was later good deal of "overlap" In the topics discussed on th» hT"1 and prosecution lawyers and Judge John J. Sirica in the Watergate revealed that these meetings and others had been taped, and the in question. ne J At that point John J. Wilson, attorney for H coverup trial Wednesday, it was decided that three White House tapes were eventually obtained from Nixon by the Watergate R u,i^ Oil profit increases reported tapes that the prosecution had planned not to introduce as special prosecutor's office. attempted to place the Senate transcript into evidence a evidence would be used after all. On the witness stand for the sixth straight day Wednesday, Sirica sent the jury from the room. w The nation's largest oil companies have posted third At issue were the tape - recorded meetings between former Dean revealed under cross examination that when he read the Sirica told the lawyers he planned to let Wilson President Richard M. Nixon and his counsel at the time, John W. • prosecution • prepared transcripts of the three meetings, they did Dean's questioning and then let prosecutor James F proc^ J quarter profit increases that range from one - fourth to Dean HI, on Feb. 27, Feb. 28 and March 13,1973. not jibe with his previous recollection. Dean to make the same explanation about the twice the earnings reported a year ago. ov h The nation's largest oil company, Exxon meetings. ' Corp., said "I always want to be respectflil," Wilson said "but i Tuesday that earnings rose 25.4 per cent over the third that's palpably unfair." quarter of 1973, while Shell Oil's were ahead 158 per cent, Standard Oil of Indiana's earnings doubled and Gulf Oil Corp.'s were up 31 per cent. U.S., Soviet ta When Wilson continued to protest, Sirica do it my way, not your way." Wilson questioned Dean some more and Dean said, "We'in repeated ik - I I The third quarter earnings are compared to more MOSCOW (AP) - Secretary which has gone on for many Hie U.S. Defense Dept., which The 14 American reporters was very adamant in telling the prosecutors that "there moderate levels that existed last year before the Arab oil of State Henry A. Kissinger years now." monitored the tests, said the remaining with Kissinger signed missing" from the Feb. 27 conversation. * arrived in the Soviet Union A senior U.S. official told rockets flew 5,000 miles and a statement of protest, calling embargo in October 1973 and before the quadrupling of "Mr. Wilson is leaving the implication here that 1 Wednesday to try to settle on newsmen on the flight that were apparently part of the the decision a "step backward delibn, crude oil prices last winter, both of which tended to refused to play a tape because I didn't like its boost oil company profits. guidelines for a new treaty Kissinger now has a unified Soviet effort to develop in the detente era." content^ limiting offensive nuclear U.S. government position for multiwarhead missiles. Kissinger was driven to a Sirica then suggested that recordings of Feb. 27,28 weapons. negotiating a nuclear weapons En route to Moscow, Time Lenin HUIs guest house in the andMa If Kissinger succeeds in his treaty. He said differences with magazine correspondent Strobe southern section of Moscow, 13 be played for the jury if all the defense lawyers nl Vegetable price rise warned mission, the guidelines would the Pentagon have been Talbott, 28, received word that overlooking the city. Officials objections. The normal procedure is that a participant conversation must vouch that the tape is authentic. kl ' be ratified by President Ford narrowed and Kissinger now is Soviet authorities had not said there were no official A report by the Agriculture Dept. indicated and Soviet party chief Leonid committed to try to work out functions his "I don't want to put you in position of approved his visa. He was left on program taking unfair idn L Brezhnev at a short summit a broad behind in Copenhagen, when Wednesday night, and over anybody," Sirica said to Wilson. Wednesday that consumers will see higher prices and agreement instead of next month, probably in the the plane stopped for refueling. indicated he would begin talks "I object to it," Wilson shouted. shortages of some of their favorite canned vegetables concentrating on restricting the Soviet far east. development of missiles with Kissinger instructed his with Brezhnev Thursday Slapping his hand on the bench, Sirica said, "No listen again this fall and winter. A second major topic on multiple warheads. spokesman to say he regrets moming. minute. You just stop talking until I get through. You'rJ Prices of fresh market vegetables are up from a year Kissinger's agenda is the Arab Israeli dispute in the Middle - Hie Soviets are said to have the Soviet action. The En route to Moscow, going to argue to this jury that this man went up to the sj ago, due mainly to smaller harvests and larger East He will also review two taken a conciliatory stand in lower • level talks that opened secretary is known to have interceded with Gromyko, but Kissinger stopped off in committee and say he gave let the tape be played. false information when you «g]I middleman markups, the department's Outlook and Copenhagen and declared that slow paced East - West in Geneva last month. The idea failed to gain admission for Situation Board said. - Washington's relations with "I think those tapes ought to be played in order to getaOH conferences: one in Vienna for of a Ford - Brezhnev meeting Talbott. Western Europe are much facts before the jury and let them decide," Sirica added. ■ Meanwhile, Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz said in a a mutual reduction of forces in in advance of next summer's No reason was given for better. "American - European When a number of pther defense lawyers waived object television interview that meat prices would either Europe and the other in summit in Washington was Soviet refusal to grant the visa. relations have improved Wilson gave in. remain stable or possibly decline the rest of the year. Geneva on European security. broached by Moscow. However, Talbott, who dramatically in the last year," The three and a half day On the day of Kissinger's based in Moscow in 1969 and was Prosecutors said they would not have transcripts of the tJ Butz also said that pork and poultry prices may go up - the Kissinger told newsmen. tapes for perhaps several days. visit by Kissinger is considered arrival, the Soviets announced 1972, was the editor and early next year. a major test of Soviet interest successful translator for memoirs of completion of in a nuclear arms pact and rocket tests over the Pacific. Nikita Khrushchev. in detente generally. Th« State News Is published New test improves on x-ray At Vnukuvo airport, where State University every class day by the students of Michigan during Fall, Winter and Spring he was met by Soviet Foreign school terms, Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special Welcome Week edition Is A test Minister Andrei A. Gromyko, published using sound waves to measure bone density In September. Subscription rate Is $20 per year. may indicate that a bothersome cast can be removed Kissinger expressed his Second class postage paid at East Lanslnj, Mich. Editorial and business offices at 349 Student Services "pleasure at being in Moscow State Bldg., Michigan from a fractured leg as much as a month earlier than x - University. East Lansing, Michigan, 48824. again" and said: "we expect to QERALO H. COY, GENERAL MANAGER rays might reveal. have very full, very friendly ROBERT L. BULLARD, SALES MANAGER ' University of Wisconsin doctors have found through and very constructive talks as a PHONES continuation of the dialogue News/Editorial 355-8252 actual use that the sonic device developed there by Dr. Classified Ads 35S-82S5 John M. Jurist is more accurate than x - rays in showing Display Advertising 355-6400 Business Office 355-3447 rTHURSDAYNQ,\ when fractures are healed. Photographic 355-8311 Jurist, physicist on the faculty of the university's a medical school, said the sonic device may also indicate I THE 1974 MSU HOMECOMING Pitcher spcii.il upstairs, 8 to l() \ that the cast should stay on a while longer for more COMMITTEE PRESENTS. complete healing. LADIES NITE v So far, the device has been tested on 40 patients, HOMECOMING 74 most of them college students who have suffered ski ACTIVITIES injuries. The sound harmless. waves are . 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Public Order Minister Solon Ghikas had disclosed Tuesday that Papadopoulos was officially under house arrest for suspicious movements. Parliamentary elections are scheduled in Greece on JacoteoriB Jacabsoris Nov. 17, the first in almost 11 years. Convictions for possession of pot on witnesses' testimony ruled legal By United Press International Supreme Court the appeals court ruling evidence isn't produced?" he asked. would have tried to show that the and State News that physical evidence is not mandatory. East Lansing attorney Kenneth Birch informants could not have been perfectly The state Court of Appeals has ruled "This is a very significant statement," called the ruling "unusual" and said that certain that it was marijuana they had that courts and juries may convict in Green said. "Normally, the court won't he thought that if the case was smoked. appealed to marijuana possession cases even If no comment on other issues after it has the state Supreme Court, the ruling would Green said the convictions of Belleville mari jiana is produced as evidence. reversed a conviction on preceeding be overturned. and Dale were only two of many similar In what some legal experts called a questions. There is a question as to "There is still a reasonable doubt that cases in the southeastern UP. landmark decision, the court said that the whether the ruling is even binding on the defendants smoked the "It was a real Gestapo • type other issues." marijuana, testimony of "reliable" witnesses alone is Birch said. operation," he said. "They lost their pants sufficient for conviction. Green said he feared that the ruling He said that if he had handled the case on the thing though. TTiese were the Enforcement of the ruling only at the may be applicable to other drug offenses. he would have countered the informant's two convictions they got, and now discretion of local communities. "Is the court saying a guy can testify they've testimony with testimony by other been overturned." East Lansing City Attorney Dennis that he saw somebody with a bag of white marijuana smokers that pot "tastes and Green said he defended "six or powder which he knew to be heroin and eight" McGinty said he does not think the ruling smells differently" every time it is persons who were accused of marijuana will affect the city. get a conviction, even though physical smoked. In other words, Birch said, he possession with no physical evidence. McGinty said the city has had a policy of pursuing only those marijuana possession Student cases where the substance is found on the suspect. He said he did not believe the policy would be because of the ruling, though he admitted changed unites that it was faintly possible. McGinty said he would have to read the opinion before By BRAD MARTISIUS making a decision. Can you ride a unicycle on a tightwire Possession of marijuana in East Lansing across Niagara Falls while carrying is a misdemeanor, punishable by a $5 fine. someone on your shoulders and juggling Major Adam Zutaut, commander of five tennis balls? campus police, could not say how the If you can, Larry Shapiro, a SN photo/Craig Porter sophomore decision would affect MSU which is under in James Madison College is This parking warning confronts anyone entering East Lansing who state law. The maximum penalty is one looking eagerly for you. If you cannot, he will still intends to park within city limits. Local police say they have had few roll out the red carpet. year in jail and a $1,000 fine. Zutaut also complaints about the restriction, which became law long ago when said he would have to see a copy of the Shapiro, 606 S. Case Hall, founded the the city decided to reserve time for street cleaners and snow opinion and consult with area prosecuting MSU Unicycles Club and wants people to plows to operate. attornies before reaching any conclusions. join, even if it means he has to teach The appeal was brought by Victor them how to ride. Belleville and Edward C. Dale, two Upper Right now between 15 and 20 Peninsula youths convicted of marijuana unicyclists are in the club. "lean streets possession in 1972. Both have left the area and their whereabouts are not known. Belleville and Dale were arrested in St. "If you don't have balance, you a fair sense probably can't make it," he said. 'But I think that anybody who can of Ignace on marijuana possession charges, ride a bicycle can leam to ride a unicycle." |nowee and police informants, who had smoked Shapiro estimates there are between 20 hour marijuana with the two, alerted police. According to the defendants' attorney, Nino Green, the informants were given immunity from prosecution in exchange and 50 persons on campus who know hew to ride but have not heard about the club. Shapiro says not to worry if you feel you are not quite ready to try Niagara Street cleaning may seem like an innocuous pastime, but the City of East for their testimony against Belleville and Falls - he is not ready either. Only five I Lansing has a special time set aside for Its sweepers and plows, and a special law Dale. persons in the United States can do that, J that prevents anyone from parking during those times. They appealed the lower court's all Lords of the Wheel, the highest honor I Ihe only problem is that the swtapers do not quite make it around the decision on the grounds that the. trial. city , ^estowed on unicyclists. He saggfr^ests ■ during those hours. Sometimes they do not make it around at all, leaving to I conjecture the feasibility of a city law that prevents parking between the hours of 2 judge gave improper instructions to the are rigorous enough to plimjpy^the jury, that other witnesses were not average dilettante. I and 5a.m., with a $2 ticket as punishment for offenders. produced and that the prosecutor did not Aspiring unicyclists may acquire three I But the law has been on the books for as long as anyone can remember and city produce physical evidence of the crime. more modest levels of accomplishment: I officials think it is a necessary one. The appeals court ordered a new trial apprentice, journeyman and master. An I Don Jenks, city superintendent of maintenance, said the cleaners operate twice a on the first two issues but apprentice need only ride 100 yards and upheld the I w«k in the downtown area, which leaves a lot of spaces open during the early lower court ruling that testimony alone execute right and left turns. I morning hours. was adequate evidence that the crime was Steve Sarvis, a junior in East McDonel I Since the sweepers work only two days a week it would seem logical that police committed. Hall, has been riding three weeks and I ticket only on days when they sweep, but Police Chief Stephen Naert said police "When marijuana has been consumed, already passed the apprentice stage. I ticket randomly. it is often impossible to bring physical "I plan to practice and improve my I Another main idea behind the law is to insure that left evidence of the charge before the fact no cars are on streets for riding," he said. "I like to do it because liny length of time, he said. finder," the court said. "The main witness it's fan and I get some really fantastic I Naert said the police sometimes get complaints from residents because a car has testified that he was quite familiar with looks from people. I guess I'm just an I been left in front of their house a few days without getting ticketed. marijuana and had smoked some with the exhibitionist at heart." I In the winter the streets must be left open for snow plows, but the plows may go defendants. His testimony was sufficient The next stop on Sarvis's journey up I into action at any time of the day depending on when the snow arrives. to raise a question of fact before the the unicycle ladder is journeyman. I Robert Bruce, East I plans where Lansing city engineer, said other parking plans, including jury." "I think I'm halfway there already," he parking is allowed on alternate sides of the street, have been studied Green said that though his clients' said. "All the journeyman has to do is ride I but city commissions to agree the present law is the most effective. seem convictions were overturned on other backward for 100 feet, execute sharp 180 grounds, he may challenge in the state degree turns and rock in place." The master unicyclist must be able to carry someone half his weight, juggle three tennis balls and jump rope while riding. Ruling lets 2 Dems Steve Baker, an Emmons Hall freshman, run is close to the demonstrated his prowess by riding backwards down while a master stage. residence hall corridor He juggling three tennis balls and By RALPH FRAMMOLINO Republicans Robert Lewis Brockwell, created when candidate Junttonen moved playing a harmonica. He says he would State News Staff like to ride his unicycle while playing in SN photo/John Russell Writer. Shaver's opponent, and Ronald Norris, outside of her district. who will face Smith, sued Ingham County the band at football games. Larry Shapiro, 606 S. Case Hall, demonstrates his agility on a I What could have been the end of the Whitmeyer, said he acted on an CSerk Jack Whitmeyer Monday, claiming unofficial attorney general's opinion that "I know I could do it," he said, "but I unicycle by shooting baskets and then catching the rebounds. l^Psign trail for two area Democrats he misinterpreted the law allowed for replacement of a don't think they're quite ready for that Shapiro is trying to increase the membership of the MSU Unicycling Ned out to be the law in allowing the only another hurdle Democrats to run. candidate in instances of illness and yet." Club, and is willing to teach people to ride the bikes if that is what it |ednesday, Tr mled against as an Eaton County Circuit moving, along with death. Lindsay Davis, a senior who lives in McDonel Hall, rides for the fun of it. He will take to meet his goal. See related story on page 3. a Republican duo They contended that a candidate for Robinson said that all the parties Pj11? to Pot. remove the Democrats from the county commissioner could be replaced involved agreed that there are ambiguities has a history of unusual activities. to appear Nov. 11 in the Veterans' Day If you should happen to notice any only in the instance of death, not in the in the law. "I actually ran away and joined the parade in Lansing. He is also promoting members of the club cycling around, they | The Smith, Democrats, James Shaver Jr. and were declared case of illness or for moving outside the "When the law is ambiguous, it is circus when I was 15," he said. "Of all the unicycle basketball during the halftime at say they would appreciate it if you would eligible district as was the case with Shaver and up to things I've tried, though, this is the best a varsity basketball game. come up with a more original comment 'cements for the 11th and 16th the court to construe it," he said. Smith. way to meet girls." Anyone interested in joining the club than "Where's the rest of your bike?" or P am County Board of Commissioners Shapiro has permission for the new club can contact Shapiro at 355 - 6811. "Can you do a wheelie?" ™i by Judge Richard Robinson. His Robinson said he had two choices in The Democrats selected Shaver, Jr. to deciding the case. He could rule that the «rri t'0n °f a recent state law replace his father, James Shaver Sr., who law called for substitution only in cases of Jigthetopairthetoreplacement of candidates withdrew from the race because of illness. ' Despite decline of federal funds, death providing for a blank on the stay in the race. Smith was selected to fill the vacancy ballot and write - in votes, or follow the pattern of other governmental office policies in replacing candidates. He chose Politics reporter Flood the latter course. "I based my decision on public policy that voters should be given a choice financial aid recipients increased between two candidates," he said. "I PPpointed SN city editor dismissed the case so there would be definite basis for appeal." a An increased number of MSU students will receive financial aid during 1974 - 1975 if current estimates are accurate, an Kenney said some additional funds may be available for applicants during winter and spring term because of student over • committing funds, Kenney said. MSU students will receive about $20 million in various kinds of aid this year, MSU financial aid official said Wednesday. dropouts, though the office tries to Shaver Jr. has already run for public including campus jobs, work - study Mary Rood, State News politics office, failing in his bid to gain the William Kenney, associate director of anticipate such decreases in numbers by programs, grants, loans and scholarships. reporter, has been appointed to the nomination of state representative in the financial aids, said about 7,000 students, position of city editor effective Sunday. 57th District primary. Brockwell believes including many whose applications are still Flood, 21, of 436 Park Lane, joined the State reported News staff in January, and has the East Lansing housing that Shaver's bid for office gives Shaver an edge in publicity. pending, will receive aid from University, state and federal sources. PSC suggests situation as well as covering the State "Every Michigan resident who applied "This might be the first time that a man on time, and showed need, is Capitol. receiving (UPI)— A staff report of the state Public Service Commission (PSC) Tuesday who has lost the primary may win an financial aid," Kenney said. In 1972 Flood was cocoordinator of recommended that a $51.4 million rate hike be granted Michigan Bell Telephone Co. election," said Brockwell in reference to The staff recommendation was to slice by more than half Bell's initial rate increase George McGovern's presidential campaign Shaver Jr. Determination of a student's need is at MSU, and was active in county and based on the analysis of the College request, but did include an increase in the firm's profit margin by 10 per cent. state politics before joining the State News Scholarship Service. The service makes its The recommendation came after a court order directing the PSC to consider a Norris said that he feels confident that staff. analysis from the financial statements temporary rate hike of $62 million aimed at increasing Bell's profits by about one - he will be able to defeat Smith, but this third. The commission had earlier refused to consider the request In 1971 she also edited Priority One was not the reason he started the court submitted by parents or independent News, a bimonthly publication in students. "Hie staffs overall recommendation falls far short of tiie revenue needed to assure action. Syracuse, N.Y., intended to inform The amount of financial aid our ability to provide good quality telephone service," Lloyd Haynes, a Bell vice can vary suburbanites about the problems of the president for revenues and public relations, said. from about $60 to about $3,700. ghetto. "The point of the matter is that they Last week Bell issued a public statement telling its customers they could expect to Flood will replace G. F. Korreck, who could put some ringer in there," he said. Hie number of recipients increased continue receiving service a company spokesman admitted was inefficient has held the position since May. He is Both Brockwell and Norris are despite'a decline of available federal funds Tlie statement also said that poor service was caused by an.increasing deficit in the undecided whether to appeal the from $5,619,519 last year to about $5 resigning the editorship to work with the on company's profit margin and that the service situation would worsen before it got mARY flood State News in other areas. decision. million this year. better. Su*»Ager RUSSELL BAKER Editor-in-Chief Maureen Beninson .. Advertising Manager R.D.Campbell Managing Editor G. F. Korreck English City Editor Desexing Diane Silver Campus Editor Chris Danielson Opinion Page Editor Melissa Pay ton National Editor Steve Stein Sports Editor Thursday, October 24, 1974 Dale Atkins Photo Editor June Delano Entertainment Editor Editorials are the opinion of the State Judy Rypma Everybody at some time has probably persuasively, but is less successful in feminism's goals, presumably, i» to I -tin nouns and are Copy Chief thus mereiv « felt blood pressure rise and pulse pound establish woman's right, too, to speak In News. Columns, viewpoints and letters are personal opinions. JoeKirby Staff Representative when loaded words have been used to suggesting how to break out. The most awkward problem arises words of one syllable. It will be a pity If words concealed in. Ideally, someone tog, 'y "> diminish him. Hie laborer who is called "a would invent I with all those words that are compounds everybody has forgotten how by the time k hardhat," the poor white who is called "a of "man." Yohn tackles "congressman" equality is finally attained. new words that are devoid 0f iSl redneck," the black man who is called and suggests "member of Congress" as a implication In their job d*J^I "boy," the intellectual who is called "an The trouble with most of Yohn's without weighting the language settling Into swamp waif 2'?| EDITORIALS egghead," the liberal who is called "a bleeding heart," the policeman who is better alternative. His "businessman" becomes "business executive" or "business manager." His "fireman" is a "fire "nonsexiit" alternatives - although "fire fighter" isn't bad - is they abolish "man" lead of the dictionaries might even 54 AT°l,k,l some good old words that would called "a pig" - all these and many others fighter;" his "mailman" a "mail carrier;" only to bring on a latin - root substitute, sen? ' are painfully aware how brutally the his "salesman" "sales and Latin - root words tend to be not only Yohn suggests one a representative," when, in Ryan excellent English language can be used to humiliate them. In such instances, words become weapons. Their victims see English as an "salesperson" or "sales clerk;" his "insurance man" an "insurance agent;" his "statesman" a "leader" or "public pompous but also vague and long "Sales representatives," "business • against "language that assumes all are male," he rules out wife" and suggests, "you and. instead, "you J2I »nd*1 f The race for 19th District Ryan's record in community enemy to be disarmed, so when they servant;" his chairman, a "presiding executive," "coordinators," nobody but tn!Uble with "sPouse" 5| county commissioner is not as affairs is hard to top. If his officer," "the chair," "head," "leader," a lawyer can say it Jf| acquire political muscle one of their first "moderators," "camera operators" and hotly contested as some, but it is enthusiasm and energetic work on goals commonly is to purge the language. "coordinator" or "moderator;" his "supervisors" sound suspiciously like straight face. It belongs to W c and dry wits in sawdust saloons 'J* |w| issues were contagious, the county This is what feminists are now "cameraman" a "camera operator" and his I perhaps the most interesting. "foreman" a "supervisor." salesmen, businessmen, chairmen, the plural who could resist savins %!f It pairs 30 - year - old commission would triple in struggling to do in their assault on the In almost every case the alternative for cameramen and foremen who are giving and your spice?" *' effectiveness. heavily masculine freight that has been the "sexist" word to be purged is either a themselves airs, in the manner of those Democratic incumbent Pat Ryan built Into English from the time of the longer word or a combination of words. bureaucrats who invariably prefer to Why not "you and your mate"u,i against 73 - year - old Rachel Hammond, a retired civil service He veteran, uses a his line background worker as a at Angles,, the Saxons and the Normans. When sensible adults are called "the Instead of "sexism," we have verbosity. It is a dilemma which feminists will have no "utilize" things Feminists with instead of just using them. a classic turn of mind Yohn? "Mate" has the strength of unequivocal syllable. It also has sex in it I al without sender, gender, and ^ V employe, making her first attempt weaker sex," or "the girls," they are apt to trouble resolving, but whether it is a good might even object that the or" endlnp and thatthat i«is Oldsmobile, a neighborhood feel at least mildly ridiculed, and possibly looking for, Isn't It? at public office. idea to encourage more windiness in an on "operator," "supervisor," "moderator" organizer and a listener (he has assaulted. and "coordinator" smack heavily of the The State News is proud to age when most of us already talk like talked with constituents door to Hearing men refer to "the little masculine " -• or" ending common on (Q 1974 New York Times. endorse Ryan for a second term politicians on television is arguable. One of door throughout his term) as a basis woman," "the better half," "the ball and because of the vigorous, open and for involvement in a wide array of chain," or "a sweet young thing" may informed representation he has causes. make them suspect they are being crushed given his district during the past in a velvet vise. Not surpisingly, then, the two years. On the commission and from his feminist movement is heavily engaged in a But while Ryan clearly merits position as an officeholder, he has lanauage purge. It is not easy once they get beyond another term, Hammond deserves a spearheaded efforts to help senior putting the taboo on "weaker sex," "ball "good citizen citation" for citizens, Vietnam veterans, children and chain," "sweet young thing" and - via immunization clinics - similar cliches which were ready for overcoming a recent personal minorities and students. He has retirement anyhow for masculine primacy tragedy to offer her services to the is deeply entrenched in English. community. opposed the Metro Squad and Some of the difficulties are illustrated She admits she does not have the taken forthright stands on national in McGraw - Hill's "Guidelines for Equal and state issues. expertise of Ryan, but her will to Treatment of the Sexes in McGraw • learn and her unselfish desire to The voters of the 19th District Hill Book Company Publications," an admirable analysis of how firmly modem serve are a refreshing change from are fortunate to be represented by the recurrent English confines women to the masculine bickering that plagues Pat Ryan and should return him to mentality. The author, Timothy Yohn, many campaigns. office. describes the mental trap very Stern serves county The race in the 7th County Ingham County needs officials attuned to the needs of her Commission District this year is like Penny Stern. The State News particular district, which includes between Democrat Penny Stern, a endorses her for a second term. such diverse areas as student rental public administration senior at While he may become better property and high - income White MSU, and Republican Anthony M. informed, Peterson presently lacks Hills. Stern has performed well for Peterson, a local businessman. the knowledge, and seemingly the the county as a whole, but she has BROTHER REPLIES TICKET TRICK Stern, the incumbent, has served interest, to do the job that is not done as much as possible for }s chairperson of the mffa&itial heeded. her constituents. This is in response to Ralph D. Susalla's It is rather obvious that Burt Smith n Social Services Committeei-Shehas Nevertheless, Stern could be a letter of Oct. 15. As the brother of Mark Second, Stern has shown a using the threat of increased prices ol proven her ability to get results as a more effective representative. At R. Jenkins, I can personally attest to the tendency to be timid at meetings of hockey tickets as a ploy to sell a In team worker and her committee least three suggestions come to fact that Mark has been hit many times by of - the Board of Commissioners. She flying hockey pucks, several times off amount season tickets to studenti) does have mind. my Many students, under the impression tts an impressive record of own stick. This does not include the times GYNECOLOGY should gather up her courage and they would be paying the same price as t(x| expansion of social services. First, she should become more when the puck has hit protective padding. speak first. She has good ideas. She This is in public ($3 - $4) for hockey tickets, mad Mark has been playing hockey since he response to the editorial the sacrifice of $20 to buy season ticked should push for them. was six years old, and I don't know of any printed on Oct. 15. It is certainly very Now, two days after the closing of sales of Hockey true that all women need the care of price Finally, Stern should not be worried about interfering with hockey player who has not been hit by a puck. The danger of being hit by a puck at a good gynecologist. An example of this need is myself. Last a season tickets, Smith announces that tlx price of student tickets for individu game tickets will be $2. Even though the move should and $4. public employes in service January my gynecologist found that I had hockey game is very real. But there is the It Is commendable that the studei have come sooner, MSU Athletic Student complaints were heard departments. Her knowledge of the same danger in baseball, and yet we do not a tumor the size of an apple growing on who are financing the new ice ai area could only one of my ovaries. Without a Dept. officials should be far and wide when it was encourage more put up a net between the stands and the not have to pay the same price as thi responsive service, if she would feel field. There is the same danger in golf, but gynecological checkup I never would have commended for offering reduced announced they would have to pay known about it since there public, but it seems that some type ol free to act as a watchdog. we don't put a plexiglass shield between was no trace of rebate k due the students who rate student tickets for individual the same price as the general public its presence. the gallery and the players. tricked into buying season tickets. home hockey games this season. for individual tickets. The pricing The State News has confidence I suggest that If you want to watch Though the tumor was removed Doug Mi The Monday before each change will insure that students in the abilities of Penny Stern to hockey through some glass that you stay successfully and found not to be cancerous, it very 429 EppleyCe weekend home series now, a home and watch it TV. well may have been who did not want to buy season develop into an outstanding on FOREBODING number of $2 student tickets will cancerous. Therefore, I would like to urge tickets can see the Spartans some commissioner. We urge her re - all women to see a gynecologist. If the In reading a recent article on whattbl go on sale. The price for individual time this season at a relatively low election. Her heart is certainly in University Health Center had one on staff, games for the general public is $3 cost. the right place. Michael J. Jenkins 3027 Beau Jardin it would complete its offerings to elderly think of the present economy, dawned upon me that we shall all be oldJ ij students. Ladies: even if you're scared of doctors, and that we may one day tell our children and grantIJ our peat grandchildren t VIEWPOINT: E don't want to go to one or think that it won't happen to you, think again, and go saga of the Watergate scandal, Vietnai campus life back in 1974, and a myriad ol to a gynecologist. He may be able to tell other 20th Century stories. Many of ol you something about yourself you never will be alive beyond the year 2000. anticipated. Facts confirm Will we of the 1948 - 55 baby bo freon, phosphate ills I am writing Shirley Miller 225 S. Campbell Hall in regard to Rita Pace's have the same trouble in overcrowd! senior citizen homes as we have in tM overcrowded dormitories and job mark It makes a body wonder. Adrjenne Mo letter Friday By TAYLOR A. PANCOAST concerning the "lack" of 194 E. McDonelW I was glad to see the article in the Oct. algae cover the lake until some other adequate personnel at the University necessary nutrient is exhausted. Bacteria Health Center. STUDENT UNION 17 State News on the possible dangers of then attack the moribund algae, causing it To begin with, the using freon. I was appalled, however, by to rot (which stinks) and using up the Osteopathic degree The State News has printed il is D.O., not O.D. It is difficult for me some of the statements quoted from an to nothing favorable concerning the Sti oxygen necessary for fish to survive. believe that some people in Workers unidentified aerosol specialist from Michigan still Union. Anytime a union J Eventually one is left with a lake full of remain ignorant of the qualifications of Amway Corp. (Michigan's largest aerosol organized there is opposition; rotting algae and dead fish, well on its way Osteopathic physicians despite the large producer). The statements are misleading to becoming a bog. This is a natural opposition from so many sides n number of highly trained D.O.s and our and/or false, in an area where most people process which phosphates speed up excellent hospitals; that an MSU occurring now is apalling. must naively trust the statements of an enormously. student If, at a University level, people have* expert. displays this ignorance, with an grasp of the concepts of human dif»I In the early 1970s eutrophication Osteopathic College on this campus is The aerosol specialist implies that Dr. and respect, then American education! emerged as perhaps the single most doubly hard for me to comprehend. Ralph Cicerone and others are attacking No physician "acts under the general and MSU in particular are slunl freon merely because it is an easy way to difficult water pollution control problem. guise of a The only issue at stake is how get grants by saying, "It is easy for these As early as 1971 Lake Onandaga in New gynecologist" (sic) in performing a pelvic person's time is worth. Hie mi*®J examination and professors out to get grants to York was essentially dead, and lakes Erie treating the patient on opposing the union would put a dollar aM the results of his hypothesize. It is more expensive for us to and Ontario were dying. The findings. The pelvic exam cent value on life, cut it up into hours, W is every bit as much a part of the D.O. or refute than for them to hypothesize." Hie transformation of lakes and rivers into then buy and use it as cheaply as posaW M.D. general practioner's use of the word "hypothesize" further smelly masses of dead algae and fish can is of the M.D. or D.O. examination as it I would be possible to get workers W implies a lack of factual basis. The hardly be called harmless. The health center gynecologist some parts of the world for a nicw1 provides the student specialist later states this implication This specialist has consistently failed to population with general practioners to hour. They would slowly st>rve'b * explicitly, labeling the studies as scare realize the impact our technology can and treat the mundane illnesses would be happy with such an o tactics with no real data to back them of a largely This is the obvious mentality o up. does have on the environmenL Even hypochondriacal group of patients. I feel He also seems to think the recent turmoil worse, he has tried to prevent others from that I am Nonnamaker, vice president of phosphates is equally groundless, very lucky to be in affairs. His disdain of students is app over realizing it It is important to understand private practice and not have to show saying "By the time industry discovered that we, Homosapiens, are part of the up each He wants to screw them good. Aft«' that they weren't so harmftii after morning to listen to a myriad of ho hum they are only students sacrificing »"T all, it environmenL We are able to mold it, but complaints, as is so often the case with - was all over." and sleep time trying to make a go. only within certain limits. To discover what factual basis exists for SCARE TACTICS ARE COMPLETELY UNFOUNDED? Cicerone's analysis shows that the freon free (or essentially The general practioners free) health care. should their laboh (at a greater sacriW the "hypothesized" dangers of freon, one at the health be worth as much as truckers, tabon" problem, like many ecological dangers, has center both M.D.s and need only look at the paper by Cicerone et a time lag, so that the situation will D.O.s, »re doing an painters, factory workers, and - al (Science, vol. 185, p. 1,166). adequate job and they refer any difficult forbid - overpaid administrators sucn 1 our planet absorbs most of the ultraviolet assertion, their computer analysis is based continue to deteriorate, even after cases to the indicated t. Fact: the freon compounds are radiation from the sun, and its partial or on a great deal of hard data. corrective action is taken, before before specialist long Mr. Nonnamaker? .1 considerable damage is done" essentially inert, with lifetimes longer than complete loss would have serious or even Keith Groty, aaat vice pre^'T Similarly, the specialist's analysis of the improving. The possible consequences of (sic). 10 years in the troposphere (surface to 6 catastrophic effects on our weather, freon use are far more serious than the personnel, la another example o l phosphate situation is flat wrong. If you feel that to 12 miles up) and so diffuse into the you cannot trust these deadened administrator who has a ecology and us. Phosphates have not been shown to be consequences ofphosphate pollution. Like physicians,' and if in diagnosing your stratosphere (the next layer up). The rate of diffusion of freon, rate of harmless. They are the pollutant most radiation poisoning, it may become too own prejudice against students. The ^ •. Fact: most, if not all, of the freon is problem you decide it is too serious to reaction and numerous other variables are late before we realize the danger. Denying treated be student government which * responsible for eutrophication of our by a generalist, then I suggest eventually photolyzed by solar ultraviolet approximated by mathematical equations rivers and lakes. the problem neither disproves nor solves you noneducational institution h*s_ rc* radiation, and liberates chlorine radicals (at least one, perhaps more, per molecule) based on observed data. Cicerone et al applied this computer model assuming Eutrophication occurs when phosphate pollutants promote the growth of algae far it. expense. *** 8peciallst at in, has raised four points against thei Theee four points are garbage pigu n which consume stratospheric ozone. Patrick Laughlln, D.O to be • Fact: the several different rates of freon input to the beyond the limits imposed by normal low Taylor A. Pancoast, 431 N. Foster Ave., It a Clinical associate professor respected with argument. layer of ozone surrounding environment. Contrary to our specialist's Tom Czupr levels of natural phosphates. Thick mats of graduate assistant in the Dept. of Chemistry. College of osteopathic medicine . 740 Wisconsin A«l ■Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 24, 1974 5 FEA calls U.S. oil importation necessary 1»CHINGT0N ■ASH (AP) - The Federal Synthetic fuels, solar energy and reduce the amount of oil Administration (FEA) has geothermal power provide no imports rather said, "You could limit oil imports." When if his present appeals for early relief than end them entirely. voluntary seem to have." from imported oil because reporters asked whether he was raising the htivply concluded that the United they are at least In a related event, the chief White conservation are not enough. Nessen was asked about record high oil r'-not be independent of imported 10 years away from making even the House spokesman said possibility of reimposition of the oil "He means it," Nessen emphasized. company profits and responded that Ford iause no substitutes for oil are in smallest impact on Wednesday import quota system, Nessen said there Nessen said the President has asked to energy use, the Post President Ford will seek tougher measures "believes the current profit levels of some quoted the draft could be other approaches. I the Washington Post said in its as saying. Project Independence if voluntary energy conservation programs One idea, he be supplied with the latest oil oil companies fall under his proposal for a said, is a government consumption figures to determine if windfall profits tax." And he added In a draft of its blueprint for was announced by former President Richard M. Nixon as do not succeed, and raised the of clamping a dollar limit on oil possibility imports. declaration that it "will import no more progress is being made. criticism of Congress for not acting on J independence, also contends that the overall plan designed to free the United States of its Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford than a certain dollar amount of oil." Asked about the prospects for Ford's Nessen repeatedly stressed that Ford that presidential recommendation. ■ is no substitute for oil because it is dependence on remains opposed to a will "ask for tougher measures" if I' ffirtilt to burn and mine and that imported oil by 1985. gasoline excise tax call to reduce U.S. oil voluntary conservation efforts fall short Hie Post said the Project Independence increase and to mandatory consumption one I ifpower is only a substitute for coal, Other government officials said later, rationing. gasoline million barrels per day 1975, Nessen by the end of But he added, "the President has more blueprint, scheduled to be made public in j|, the Post said. however, that the actual goal was to made a point of noting that faith in people joining the campaign in a its final form Nov. 7, concludes that even But, responding to questions, Nessen Ford said he would seek the oil produced by all - out drilling in the tougher measures voluntary way than some of his critics Atlantic and Pacific oceans and the Gulf SMSU of Alaska would free the nation from A to bock union's imports for only Deep • a few years' time. drilled domestic oil would be even more expensive than foreign oil, the rosanne less relative immediacy to student Post quoted the draft as government. authorization cards in order to obtain the saying. Gasoline State News Staff Writer At the Monday night The bargaining goals of the union will before." rationing might lead to other problems, meeting, necessary certifying election. it the first o ba M ^ 0 Connor answered questions that ine "At this point what the union is after is be determined by membership after the Karl Bush, College of Business such as unemployment in the automobile liar bimonthly press ^"Jfrence pohcy committee had t ^ him the election, he said. representative the board, suggested that industry, but other mandatory programs llSU president Tim Cam said election," he said. "The purpose of the O'Connor on regarding union goa]s two weeks agQ leaflets (that were distributed during fall also refuted management the Labor Relations might at least reduce the amount of Dept. function pesday that the I to support the d demands of the union and their can do about it," he said. 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Tickets are $3 and $4 and Hie Mendelssohn music was tempo in unexpected places. ton" hit the top of the pop charts recently, will appear in are available only at the Union ticket office. followed with a recent work by He also let up on the strict jnte concerts Friday and Saturday evenings as part of MSU's the East German control of the orchestra a little Dave Loggins, not to be confused with Kenny Loggins of composer Kmecoming activities. Seigfried Matthus, his "Violin and let the brass blast the Loggins and Messina, will appear in the Sports Arena of the Mens' f Carlin, who hks advocated the use of the word "nearfetched" Intramural Bldg. at 0 p.m. Concerto" written in 1968. audience during axi . jfhy not, we have far • fetched," he says), has a comedy career Saturday. Appearing with Loggins will which the audience loved. be the local group Jawbone. The work is ,t has embraced appearances on the "Tonight" and "Merv light in tone, tiffin" shows as well as the creation of such now classic Tickets are $3 and are available at the Union ticket emphasizing a brilliant solo fcracters as "The Hippy Dippy Weatherman" and the Discount Records in East office, violin part. The third Lansing and the Recordland Stores at Wonderful Wino." the Lansing and Meridian malls. ■Chorus practices for the "Carmen," to be Jrformed in January, will be Kid Tuesday nights, not Htdnesdays as announced in tdnesday's State News. TICKETS ON SALE BOB SEGER ALYINAILEY CrTY CENTER DANCE THEATER He choreographs to communicate. With his audience. And with his dancers. And they all respond to his artistry. It has universal appeal. In Alvin Alley's own words, "There is no generation gap; audiences from children to age 90 can respond." All of this is expressed in the great joy of dancing (a thin disguise for a joy of living) which you will experience with such great Ailey dancers as Judith Jamison, Sara Yarborough, Dudley Williams and John Parks. I TWO EXCITING EVENINGS. f cum up! E 1 ■ All the tender fried etame, & cole tlew you can eat- frle*, _ =i 1 f§§ | TWO DIFFERENT PROGRAMS: Thursday, October 24 at 8:15 Lively Arts Series p.m. wery Thuri. until 10 p.m. All (Oj(Oj "Choros" "Portrait of Billie" "Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder" "The Wedding" Saturday, October 26 at &15 p.m. Art of Dance Series ■ •ntertalnmant k ' We're "The Lark Ascending" "Cry" V ,onl'h> D lor dinner on ■ "Nocturne" "Carmina Burana" Lkirk (HHrW. 11 Sundeyi JM M Remaining tickets on sale NOW Union Ticket Office 8:15 4:30 weekdays (355 3361) Public: S6.50 5.50 4.00 MSU Students S3.25 2.75 2.00 Then; Lecture Concert Series at MSU l^nutfe barrel THE STABLES 2M3E.BD.Sim, EAST LANSING Thunday, October 24, Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan It is the type of film that gains its audience through word of mouth - the type of film that you want to share with How long hat it been since you saw a someone cloee or even with someone you film that made you want to rush right hardly know. 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No doubt the two will be well acquainted after Stoltz'i Spartans entertain meet Denny Baggett scampered 69 yards as the Spartans salvaged a 10 - 7 triumph in West Lafayette, Ind. Two years ago Mark Neisen rambled 57 and 61 yards respectively to insure MSU conquest a 22 -12 an He ability to has and has even point conversion. run the scored caught five touchdowns than anyone else on the Purdue offensive unit football. more a two Vitali's versatility will pose - the Vitali is currently second in Big Ten in total offense behind Ohio State's Cornelius Greene. He averaged 205 yards in his first two conference appearances. The Boilermakers' alternate for Purdue boasts a pair of rugged fullbacks in senior Pete Gross, who galloped 52 yards a touchdown Boilermakers upset win over Notre Dame, and junior Mike in Pruitt, who turns the 60 - yard the adequate, allowing opponents more points (124) their than the offense has produced. Against Northwestern last Saturday, however, Purdue defenders forced four Wildcat Stations despite a sporadic, sometimes sputtering MSU Purdue University at 1:30 p.m. This year looks like more of a problem for the MSU Saturday when the two squads defense senior quarterback, Mike dash in 6.2. errors, shutting the door on a Saturday in Spartan Stadium. Terrizzi, has also seen plenty of Glue pair of deep penetrations. fingered Larry Burton, Itt believes he is a good quarterback. Not just adequate, Quarterbacldng has played a the same. Vitali, who was the Illinois prep basketball player square off to determine the action this year and has shown the Big Ten's leading pass Senior defensive tackle Stan best of two sub - .500 teams. the ability to run or throw. key role in these two squads' catcher, gives the Boilermakers Ly stolz certainly thinks so. Once a week, invariably after last three meetings. Last fall, of the year as a senior, posesses The two teams have identical 2 Boilermaker coach Alex additional strength to Parker picked off a Mitch Anderson pass on the Wildcat's , he reminds the media and apecUtors that Baggett is just a strong arm and has exhibited -3-1 overall records. Agase has a pair of diminutive complement Vitali's arm. initial possession, which led to 5 - 10 tailbacks behind Vitali. Burton is a former coholder Purdue score. Parker and ■"Charlie Baggett is a great quarterback," Stolz ays, "Charlie Sophomore Scott Dierking is of the world record in the 60 - a MSU booters ■ brought us back to life today. Charlie Baggett can do it the top ground gainer. He has junior Ken Novak anchor the In retrospect, the Spartans have triumphed in only six pines |1 14 Which Baggett has played in. What is the deal? salvage tie carried 85 times for average for three touchdowns and has breakaway speed. a 4.8 yard dash with his credit. a "Purdue has a good 5.9 timing to offensive scheme, blending the defensive line. The Boilermakers tacklers to date are a leading pair of ■••When you're a quarterback, you take all the glory or all the with The other tailback, Mike run with the pass," Stolz sophomore linebackers, Bob Tie," Baggett contends, and for the most part he Is probably ■Some critics claim that Stolz's power I offense has inhibited Lett's talent Yet Baggett maintains that he Ukeathe offense. rugged WMU squad Northington, injured his ankle in the Boilermaker's 31-26 win over Northwestern noted. "They have a great receiver tremendous speed." (Burton) with Maneila and Joe Sullivan, alias Thunder and Lightning, have combined for 112 tackles this MSU's Phil Smith walked Saturday and is a questionable Defensively, the year, including seven K] think it's a great system," Baggett says. "I don't know why off the field with blood when sophomore Fraser Pahad an assist from forward Zdravko starter. Boilermakers have been only quarterback sacks. I don't throw more. But Denny's the coach. He calls the plays." on his jersey after drying hit the nets for the fourth time Rom. ■last toll, when the Spartans struggled to a mediocre 5-6 playing most this year. Hie goal came on Western punched a goal past of Wednesday's game here fcipaign, Stolz ascribed it to his team's "building years" and MSU's Gary Wilkinson with igett heard about it at times. It was not the first time he has jnbooed, but this time the catcalls were a little louder. against Western Michimn (WMU) with a bloody nose. Jim Nugent reinjured his A's pitcher gets two minutes half, as remaining in the Stan Britton scored. Conners, Lover Rod [••I heard them," Baggett reflected casually, "but they don't ankle and Mike Kenney Rom, iectmy play any." ■Tie pressure was on Baggett then as it is now. Stolz dropped hard times. a couple of was new jeep, ring Bronco Heatherington a sophomore, goalie gave Dale for first time in Itinually defends his quarterback, and Baggett has never a scare, just Hirough it all, the Spartan as series MVP missing in the opening Jenly disparaged his coach. squad came out of the moments of the second half. NEW YORK (UPI) - It will lack the the fight." ■ Amidst all the controversy Baggett has remained poised on and "nimble" against the Broncos But he tallied his first ballyhoo of the King - Riggs affair, but pride Hie match will take place on a newly K field of play. He knows he has learned and will continue goal of and $100,000 will be on the line when constructed court, with a with its undefeated season (5 - NEW YORK (UPI) - Relief the season, at 14:40 with an Jimmy viewing capacity for Connors and Rod Laver meet on a tennis court 2,500 fans, at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas on a 0 2) still intact. - ace Rollie Fingers of the assist from Smith. for the first time Feb. 2. ]"I think I'm a great quarterback," Baggett says bluntly. "I can The Spartans, in a near Oakland Athletics received a surface still to be decided. It will be the best - I everything that great quarterbacks can do. In some cases repeat performance of last - new jeep Wednesday and Britton scored his second All the trimmings were reminiscent of a big • of - five sets with the 12 - point tie • breaker a ring Iter. You've seen them play. You've seen me play. I think I can year's 1 - 1 deadlock against when he was honored as the goal of the game for Western at time fight signing when the principals signed operating. ■in All American." 17:37 to tie the game. the contracts Wednesday and the ■ the Broncos, Most Valuable Player of the promoter, The King - Riggs match at the Astrodome in ■stolz has mentioned Baggett aa an All American candidate. hung on for a 2 - Barry Frank, vice president of Trans World • 2 tie in a game played on the 1974 World Series. MSU will face Albion on the - Houston last year drew the largest live audience ■Baggett is far from braah. He la a flashy player but more International, had to check himself when he in tennis. But it was a money - soccer field south of Spartan Fingers appeared in four of road Friday. making gimmick antly, a confident one. He has to be to withstand the the five games opened his remarks by saying, ". We signed and Stadium. against the Los . . nothing more. Ed Rutherford, MSU soccer Angeles Dodgers, receiving ■Remember Mark Niesen? Stolz relegated him to the defensive coach, had no comment on the credit for one victory and two Itkfield last year to accommodate Baggett. Niesen performed sportsmanship exhibited, but it saves. In nine 1 - 3 innings of Kl it quarterback, but he was a senior. Baggett had three yean was apparent that there was no work, the tall righthander with ■eligibility and was billed aa a savior. It was a bold move. Had love lost between the teams the handlebar mustache 545 E.GRAND RIVER lilz gone 0-22 in his first two years at the Spartan helm, no one allowed only two runs. Kuld have heard the term "building years." throughout the game, as both The ■it was a good move and Baggett has responded admirably. squads suffered numerous presentations OVER 50 FLAVORS OF injuries. 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Brennan also said he was concerned ■ *1 Hflmian ... chief sponsor of the measure said "If the interpretation of Section 15 of the Michigan Dept State News Staff Writer druggists system, the price differential will remain," about the quality of drugs that might be oM?iy The State of Michigan, anticipating last were opposed to price advertising of Brennan said. advertised. prohibits price advertlilng, It'i Relations, said that'presentr,!1f week's recommendations by a Federal prescription drugs, so a compromise had He said the consumer's best solution to unconstitutional," he said. does does prohibit price Trade Commission (FTC) staff report to to be worked out. The bill was thus the current problem Is to ask druggists for "There never are several drugs that I would distribute," he said. advertising*' allow advertising retail prices of approved with a clause requiring that retail advice. The Virginia decision, Tuchinsky said, Tuchinsky said a section of the act has prescription drugs, already reworded the stores provide a price list on the 100 most "You can shop around," Brennan said. been interpreted to mean it is illegal to if*-** Michigan Pharmacy Act last June. used prescription drugs. "You should check to find someone you advertise prescription drugs, but he knew Tuchinsky said that eventually the law promotional claims in the advert!!!1 But interpretations of what the revised "I'd rather have faith in." of test court see a removal of the no cases Involving that would probably be tested in a formal ca*e. prescription drugs was prohibiten law means still differ, and its prohibition on price advertising in the constitutional validity is being questioned. act," Jondahl said. "I think it would have Gov. Milliken signed a bill June 20 had a positive effect in lowering drug Scientist links changing the Pharmacy Act to require prices." retail stores to post the prices of the 100 most prescribed drugs in the state. - The revised act, effective April 1975, represents a trend toward the regulation of drug prices. Last week an FTC staff report "There is little question but prices is good for the consumer," Joe Tuchinsky, executive director of PIRGIM, said. "State laws which restrict advertising tend to hurt the consumer." listing price MIDLAND, Mich. (AP) - Dow Chemical Co. said Tuesday it has reported this is a preliminary report and needs is made at Dow plants In Freeport, Tax., plast liquid were exposed to rats Viola recommended that confirmation," Dr. K.V. Rowe, Dow and Plaquemine, La., and used for the development of reticulum cell sa state laws and Rep. Bert Brennan, R - Saginaw, to federal agencies that a second basic research scientist and toxicologist, said. manufacture of plastic wrapping paper and or cancer regulations banning the advertising of disagrees. component of plastics may be other goods at Dow's Midland plant. developing jn intM, From the basis of the preliminary -in the testanimj a cancer prescription drug prices be invalidated. The FTC ruling came a year after a "It would have further confused the patient," Brennan said. "The patient does agent. information, Dow notified the Rowe called the report "an alert rather supportive Tim istissuevery a normally occur1 The company said preliminary reports than an established fact." He said Dow three - judge federal panel ruled that not know the generic name of Occupational Safety and Health oncer particularly in the kinds of J every by the Italian scientist who first Identified Virginia's regulations prohibiting the drug.'' Administration, Environmental Protection scientists now in Italy expect to seek (Viola) was using," Rowe said vinyl chloride as an agent of liver cancer Agency, Food and Drug Administration, confirmation of the experiments this TT» call advertising of those prices was Brennan, who owns two drug stores in show that vinylidine chloride, used with irregularity is' w week. variance" with unconstitutional. The federal panel said Saginaw, said the elimination of laws vinyl chloride in Dow plants to produce a industrial workers. customers and affected Dow The study was conducted by Dr. P. L. cancer linked with angiosarcoma, the I" such laws violate First Amendment rights prohibiting drug price advertising is no basic plastic resin, has produced cancer in vinyl chloride in of free speech and free press. solution to the price Dow did not indicate how many Viola, a professor of medicine in Rome. deaths of U.S. chemical industry w- differentials that rats. Though the Michipn Pharmacy Act currently exists. workers were involved. Vinylidine chloride High concentrations of the volatile exposed to the gas, Rowe said. "I can't emphasize strongly enough that was approved before the FTC report was The Justice Dept. has found that the released, the new state law is considered price differential on the same drug sold in only a compromise on the drug price issue. different stores in Chicago was 1,200 per It does not clearly allow the advertising of cent. Other studies have found similar gaps prescription drugs. between drug prices in major U.S. cities. Fine entertainment T ... -* with * No bull. We have tons of new plain ★ Levi's. 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Jo toe grow, the shops in an aging section of General members do not and eggs are acquired from Heatherwood Farms on co - op is to participating membership inc«*P John Houghland, left, Lansing is a double store front work at the co • op and are Michigan Avenue in Lansing. provide m and Vince Call search housing the Wolfmoon Food required to pay regular co • op Courtney says because milk 'good food price," Courtney said. at a J5 Co - op and Bakery. Is an essential part of prices. "The idea of a cood«J along the banks of the Wolfmoon is a nonprofit co The bakery produces Red - everyone's diet, the co - op store is to share in Cedar River in and bakery belonging to the op approximately 3,000 loaves of provides it at a considerably decision • making hopes of finding some Michigan Federation of Co which and wo* ■ of the river's aquatic ops that provides food at - bread a week distributed to co - ops are in Ann lower markup than other products in the store. A gallon possible," he said He estimated that 0ll,l substantially lower prices than Arbor and Detroit. of milk for participating 60 moreaj insects. The two were area supermarkets. Courtney food orders members is $1.19 and $1.31 per cent of the students but cusd collecting the tiny The food co - op at 2011 are says placed by members before and opposed to $1.45 and are older people and adjjl beasts for a class in Michigan Ave., has an old Friday afternoon and workers $1.50 elsewhere. Lansing have resided environmental general store look. Garbage drive to the Eastern Market in also 1 " Courtney calls Wolfmoon advantage of the store. cans, white plastic containers Detroit on Saturday to pick up education. "the General Mills of Lansing" and big wooden telephone the fruits and vegetables. SN photo/Ron Biava because of its mass production cable spools display various Whole grains, milled flours, of granola, a cereal made of grains, nuts, wheats and flours. seeds, nuts, dried firuit, rolled oats, soy and wheat The bakery, which adjoins powdered milk and cheeses are flakes and raisins. the foodstore normally has two obtained from the Michigan Wolfmoon produces up to to three workers baking and Federation of Food Co - ops 650 pounds of granola a week selling at a time. Warehouse in Ann Arbor at an with 325 pounds of it sold to At present, a bookkeeper, exceptionally good price, residence halls at MSU. coordinator and bakery clerk are the only paid employes. Co op coordinator Howard • Courtney explained that there two types of co - op itf/mwuncvmen are memberships, general and t participating. Participating members CITIZENS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM receive a 10 per cent price discount under the provision that they work a set number of Post-Doctorate 'U' lettuce buying policy attacked hours a month. While one to four adults are Scientists & Engineers required to put in four houfs a month to qualify for a By JEFF MERRELL State News Staff Writer attention," Hall said. students are the ones that have "The Board elections eyed Masterson said he sees the for governor; Offerman, a and former Barney MSU discount, more those who work hours receive a dollar an CAREER OPPORTUNITIES MSU serves nonunion to stand up and say ICI best possibilities for a policy hour toward food credit. graduate student. lettuce, and United Farm something." change after the board A majority of the bakery Workers (U.F.W.) supporters in But students are not the elections, though some of the staff work under the condition the East Lansing area wants it only ones doing the protesting. For some years, ICI has recruited U.K. graduates from those who have new candidates "don't thrill to stop. A group of MSU professors led come to the U.S.A. to complete post-doctoral studies. We will do so again In protest to the University's by Milton Taylor of the this year. The ICI Group employs over 7,000 graduate scientists and lettuce buying policy, about 25 U.F.W. supporters picketing on Grand River Ave. began Economics Dept. has been working directly with the administration. Other members of Taylor's group include Charles Larrowe, Peace Corps/VISTA engineers. Half of them in R&D and mainly in the U.K., Western Europe, North America, and Australia. The ICI Group has an extensive International program to make radical between Abbott Road and "At the administration level, also of the Dept. of Economics; Zolton Ferency.' changes in products for health, agriculture, textiles, industry, and the M.A.C. Ave. last Thursday and however, we're not really clear home. will continue who would be in a Human Rights party candidate OPPORTUNITIES V^e are also doing important work to change and manage tech¬ demonstrating position to nology in response to higher energy and resource prices and new en¬ every Thursday until the make this decision," said John vironmental needs. Accordingly, we are actively seeking: University makes a change. Masterson, an MSU math for aH majors CHEMICAL & OTHER ENGJNEERS "We won't stop until we get professor and member of CHEMISTS * PHYSICISTS • BIOLOGISTS the lettuce off campus," Joan Taylor's group. The group is to join us in these undertakings. Hall area boycott coordinator torn between approaching food said. purchasing personnel, or trying Representatives are at the In November, 1974, two senior ICI Representatives will be visiting the The University of Michigan to get a policy change from the U.S.A. to discuss career openings with selected post-doctoral scientists began buying U.F.W. picked MSU Board of Trustees. Placement Center for and engineers. If you would like to be among those considered RUSH lettuce last spring term, "and The latter would be the a Curriculum Vitae to: there is no excuse for this most effective but also the delivery applications and information B. McEntire, Coordinator, U.K. Recruiting campus not doing the same," most difficult, Masterson said. she said. A similar proposal was put to NEJAC TV RENTALS' f\Cl\ ICI UNITED STATES, INC. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 24, 1974 13 Itudents try to revive Home By MICHELE BURGEN "We thought if we put in a presidents of fraternities and about half and half. Bowen r Stata Nam Staff Writar lot of enthusiasm, others 139 Bailey Hall, also said he sororities, and graduate noted that more groups are would be going to the football It is that time of the year would too," said Barbara advisers. The consensus was •gain. making the effort to build game but had no plans to Mann, junior, 204 S. Case Hall, that most students wanted floats, which is more time Time for cool weather, attend anything else. coordinator of the float Homecoming to be a big event, colorful trees, football games consuming and requires more parade. giving them activities they labor than to paint murals for "As a student, it and that long • observed that competition. He was (Homecoming) doesn't mean festivity that at MSU and all that much to me," he said. "It around the delighted that this was the case country is fast "We thought if we put in a lot of enthusiasm, and explained: seems more for those who have becoming a little - observed others would too graduated and will be coming phenomenon — Homecoming. ... There hasn 't been a parade for "We have let people know back for this weekend." Homecoming for some of Homecoming in at least four or five years, and this year that there are things Still other students were the large campuses is there will be about 10 floats in our parade." to do. I question if there is just not unaware that MSU was what it used to be. student apathy. People have Parades, Barbara Mann celebrating Homecoming this floats, bonfires, the big dance interests somewhere. The coordinator of the parade. weekend. and the football game, to a problem is that people didn't great many students, are a lot know where to go to get .Mann summarized the lack of nonsense that do not fit into involved. We're cutting down of participation in recent years "A lot of student could become involved in. today's serious mood. groups on a lot of that by letting by acknowledging that But look - a supported us in our efforts. Thus came the ideas, people know where to go and students failed to see any value group of There hasn't been a parade for enthusiastic students have suggestions and subsequent how to get involved." in bonfires and beauty queens. decided to tiy to turn the Homecoming in at least four or financial and moral support "Student five years, and there will be While the committees disinterest was trend back to the from groups such as the spirit of the about 10 floats in our continue to plug on in mostly a change in student early '60s. parade." Interfratemity Council (which Mark Bowen, junior, 501 N. preparation for the weekend, attitudes," she said. "Students The prevailing sentiment of Case traditionally takes part in several students have said this in the '60s and early '70s were the Homecoming committees Hall, chairman of this Homecoming activities), weekend will be much like any so political that they didn't year's Homecoming, tried to alumni is, simply, to do it big. And so groups and students other. think Homecoming was explain the sudden resurgence who managed to muster up they have scheduled a series of of zeal in planning for the "I plan to go to the football worthwhile." events to mark this year's other energetic workers to festivities. build floats, paint murals and game," Linda Rowe, junior, Mann believes students are celebration, including a "We did some 252 River St, said. "But this floating parade down the Red research," he organize hayrides. realizing that they need more said. "We got a favorable University is just too big for "fun" activities in addition to Cedar River, a glass mural "If we hit the right sources, painting contest, a bonfire, flea response to our questionnaires we were OK," Bowen said. He Homecoming to really mean their academic lives. that gave us an idea of the anything." market, hayrides and concerts. added that the Homecoming But there are many others changing trend in student committees She added that she probably Why all the enthusiasm attitudes." completely for whom the old school spirit when bypassed residence hall would not attend any of the and the year after year The questionnaires were sent gala affair of Homecoming becomes more governments for contributions. special Homecoming events. Homecoming is still a out last March to Residence and more a dead issue? Oncampus and offcampus Joseph Shepherd, junior, phenomenon of a past era. Halls Assn. representatives, participation in the contests is WILS Presents - U.S. accused to put troops SN photo/Charlie Kidd ■Debbie Collver, 252 N. Case Hall, paints sixth floor windows with words and WASHINGTON (AP)-Hie said he could not give his divisions involved, "but there is United States threatened to name, but said it was an ■pictures as a part of a campus - wide competition that was started with the send airborne troops into the "absolutely reliable" report. no doubt a highly reliable source told me that" ■hopes of bringing back the spirit of the '60s to this year's Homecoming Sinai Peninsula during the He then hinted that Kissinger Morgenthau also repeated a livities. 1973 Arab - Israeli war. if the was his source, saying the only report current at the time of Soviet Union intervened source higher is "God." the war that the Soviet Union militarily in the conflict, Prof. The Russians backed down had sent nuclear wurheatfe to loll indicates Michiganders Hans Tuesday. Morgenthau Hie assertion, made to said a in the face of the American threat, Morgenthau said. Hie officials who denied the Egypt to ground - arm to - short ■ range ground Missiles deployed around Cairo. SKII I S AM) HHNDI.RSON group of reporters specializing report said the United States Morgenthau, who now lisapprove of Nixon's pardon in foreign affairs, was did not have two airborne teaches at the New School in 8:00 p.m., Monday, November 4 immediately and flatly denied divisions at the time, though New York City, said this report by high State Dept. officials. they acknowledge that the was confirmed to him by the Morgenthau is a highly 82nd Airborne Division was same source who told him of CIVIC CENTER IN LANSING TROIT (UPI) - The majority of residents Democrats disapproved of the pardon as did regarded political scientist in alerted as were most of the rest the paratrooper situation. Tickets: $6.50 $5.50 $4.50 it Ford's home state do not approve - - slightly over one - half of the ticket - splitters close touch with Secretary of of the American military. Morgenthau's remarks £ ■his ptrdon of former President Richard and one • fourth of the Republicans. State Henry A. Kissinger, When told of the denials, made in the context were of Tickets Available at s, the Detroit News said Wednesday in one The survey was taken Oct. 8 to 13. although the two are at odds k ies of public Morgenthau said in a telephone Kissinger's trip Wednesday to opinion polls. The News said more Michigan voters on many policy issues. interview that "I stand by my Moscow in Civic Center Box Office pursuit of arms disapprove of the pardon than disapprove of Morgenthau said the United statement I could have been limitation ke survey, taken for the News by Market "the way Ford is handling his job as president. agreements and States "answered" a Soviet mislead" as to the number of d Research prior to Ford's general U.S. • Soviet detente. appearance The first News poll this election season threat to send troops to r the House Judiciary Committee, showed ■ pet cent of the voters opposing the pardon showed disapproval of Ford in Michigan at 29 unilaterally enforce an Israeli - Big Smith Bib Overalls per cent while approval ran 41 per cent. Thirty Egyptian cease - fire "by saying were never meant to stay clean. [31 tor itrs and 11 per cent undecided. said the approval or disapproval, ever, had some partisan differences. The |1 showed about three - fourths of state per cent, or nearly one • third of Michigan voters, could not make up their minds how months good a job Ford President. was as doing in his first to we would send two divisions of paratroopers to the Sinai." When asked his source for this statement, Morgenthau s|" in wonderful new furnished 3 $136 plut utilitiet. 484-7253. Lanting. ONE AND 2 bedrooms furnished, all 816 East bedroom house. Own room, 3 new, carpeting, air ■creation Howe, Lansing. ®COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELEY CA 94709 6-10-28 GREMLIN blocks from cempus in East conditioning, balcony, security X, 1973. Stick, 485-6815. 0-6-10-25 Irvice rustproofing, deflector, AM/FM, Lansing. $85/month. Call GIRL TO sub-leete 4 - girl. locks. 10 minutes MSU. 349-9152 or 694-9608. 4-10-25 $2250. Excellent condition, LEATHER JACKETS for dress and 351-1852, between 8-11 am, and |truction jing Service 331-4942,4-10-25 sport. Check with us before you buy. 10% OFF all leathers, M M 6-9 pm. 2-10-25 Immediately. $78.50. 5-10-25 Deb Delta M. Arm't. 351-7847. 3 WOMEN Cedar NEEDED, winter term, Village, $80/month. [ansportation LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1965, helmets and accessories. SHEP'S BUSINESSPERSONS: WORK in DORMITORY STUDENTS FEMALE - OWN room, Okemos. 351-3806. 3-10-24 Inted 4 door, herdtop, loeded. Extra sharp. $1360. 373-6300, dayt. MOTOR SPORTS, INC. Holt, 694-6621. C-3-10-26 USA, Africa, Latin Americe Part time, eern cash, University Good deal. Call 349-2598, after 5 pm. 5-10-30 EUREKA 1024 UPSTAIRS. products needs Rep's for oui Furnished. One bedroom, share SHARE |r pool 361-4845 evenings. 5-10-25 Peace Corpt-Vitta Interviews this week. Plecement Center. products, do it in your owr utilities. $125. 351-7497. 2-man apartment near ••rates" BMW 1973. Wixsom campus. Parking, furnithed. Fairing, 600cc B-1-10-24 time, get peid cash, male arte FOURTH FEMALE, Ceder Village. 0-10-31 LEMANS 1966-6 cylinder, power, 486-1002, 86 p.m. 3-10-24 black. Still under warranty. female, inquire et Holiday Inr Now or Winter-Spring. $80. FM, runs but needs work. Best 372-4634. 5-10-28 3614241.3-10-25 GIVE YOUR teaching tkill an East, 1 pm to 8 pm, Thursday MASON HILLS Apartments. All ONE BEDROOM, pool, community offer. 349-1855 3-10-24 experience with Peace October 25 only. 2-10-2* new. One end two bedroom house, balcony, central air INSURANCE -LOWEST rates on Corpt-Vitte. Interview todey. THREE ROOM epertment, specious apartments from $139. conditioning, bar. $175/month. MAVERICK 1971. One owner,, cycle end auto. Call ut first or Placement Center. B-1-10-24 CHRISTMAS VACATION accessible to MSU. $110/month Includes carpeting, drapes, East Lansing, 882-4463 before good condition. Redio, new latt, but call. Eaty payment Waitress*! needed for Sugar Loa plus deposit. Utilities included. Hotpoint appliances, eir, walk-in 4:30 p.m. 5-10-28 3 10 1 1 5 tiret. 393-5061.5-10-24 Plan. UNION FEMALE VOCALISTS needed for Retort. Outstanding facilitic 489-2156 after four. X6-10-29 closets. Located at 495 North .50 4.00 I 6.50 13.00 UNDERWRITERS, 393-8100 or Bluet-Rock bend. Must be able including indoor tennis enc Okemos Roed, Mason. 10 TWO WOMEN needed to sublease MERCURY 1971 Monterey 486-4317. 0-10-31 skiing. Send letter, resume, en< .80 4.80 J 7.80 15.60 to sing hermony, rehearse TWO GIRLS to tubleate Minutes from MSU. Furnished four-person. Cedar Village. 9.71 19.50 Hardtop, $1600. Perfect. regularly, 676-4727. 6-10-30 photo to: Waitress, Sugar Loaf Twyckinghem, furnithed, Model open Monday-Friday, Sandy, IV2-5676 after 1 pm. .25 6.00 Original owner. 489-0021. Route No. 1, Cedar, Michiger $70/month eech. 351-1665 efter 12-6 pm. Saturdays, 11-4 pm. 4-10-26 Auto Service / j[ 11 70 ,70 7.20 23.40 Evenlngt. 6-10-30 PART - TIME Candle makers 49261. We will contact you foi 5 East Lenting Realty and .00 6.00 13.00 26.00 en on Interview. 3-10-21 needed. Experience neceuary. campus Development Compeny. EAST LANSING, 2 bedroom, 10.00 16.25 32.50 OLDS F85 1970. 3-speed MASON BODY SHOP 812 Eatt EAST LANSING, H month rent 676-4874 or 332-4128. Other unfurnished. ,75 Please phone 882-0174. 5-10-24 $190 plus trenimittion, one owner, redio, UNLIMITED SALES OPPORTUNITY free, luxury unfurnithed 1 timet cell 6764291.10-11-1 Kalamazoo Street tince 1940.. electricity, cell 351-5599 after 5. 6 eadL INE good condition, $1000. Complete euto pelnting and ORGANIST. SURBURBAN If you're e better men then the job bedroom, 10 month leate. No 6-10-28 .M. one class day 489-2758 efter 6 pm. 5-10-29 collision service. Lutheran Church. 4 milet from you're now in, we'd like to talk pets. $175-129 Highlend. EAST - 218 North Hotmer, 1 486-0256. C-10-31 *to you. Commissions. Call 332-0976. 15-11-13 bedroom, $130 includet all PLEASANT GROVE near Jolly. replublica tion. camput..One Sundey off per OPEL GT 1970. Yellow, 43,000 Josephine Startweether et utilitiat, Call Equity-Vett, New one end two bedroom. month. 349-0620 or 349-9609. mllet, 30 mpg, $1800. Call after 694-3935. Invettort Diversified NEAR MSU & Frandor. Beeutiful 1 6-10-25 351-8150, no fee. 5-10-25 Appliances, carpet, air VOLKSWAGEN - COMPLETE bedroom, unfurnished, cerpeting Januts Personal ads 9 pm or weekendt, 676-7331. repeir end body. 20% Services. 10-10-25 conditioning, laundry. Balcony mist be 10-10-26. drapes, air conditioning, pre-paid. DISCOUNT to ttudentt, faculty STUDENTS- POSITIONS now EAST LANSING. Walking dittance or patio, $139-S169. See BABYSITTER, OLDER, laundry, parking. No pets. to campus. Lovely 1 bedroom Attittant Manager, Apertment 2, OPEL KAOETTE on all cath'n'carry VW service open. Pert time. Dependeble. experienced with infents, in our 332-1703.3-10-28 Wagon 1968. carpeted epertment with porch 3620 Richmond. Call 676-1270; Responsible. Benefits after one jellations/ Corrections Runt and look! great. Good pertt. IMPORT AUTO PARTS, 500 Eett Kelemezoo and Cedar. year. Apply 1431 East Michigen, home. References. 355-3182. and garage. Studentt welcome. 393-6998.10-11-4 ■ noon one class day mileage tool Don't milt this one. PRECISION IMPORTS/BODY 485-204 7, 485-9229. DOG AND SUDS. Ask for Karen Jt !»» ONE BEDROOM, furnished, Call 371-4158. 5-10-25 we publications. carpeted. Hetlett and Hagadorn, jRAND LEDGE, fOriSWied, stotfio SHOP 1206 East Oakland. Mattarcharge and Bank or Cindy. 14-11-5 ARABIC SPEAKING applicants- Cata bus to Grand River, $165. NEED SECOND female. Winter . apartment, for 1 or 2 persons, 5-10-24 Americerd. C-10-31 openings in Middle Eest. Prefer I State News will be KNOW ABOUT fisheries, ecology, construction engineering and 351-4799. 3-10-25 term only. One bedroom. 711 $100/month. Phone 627-2465. agriculture? Peace Corps-Vista Burcham. Rent negotiable. 3-10-24 lonsible only for the OPEL RALLY, 1970. 34,000 miles, has jobs in USA, Asia, Africe, accounting backgrounds. Fee VACANCY 1,2 roommates 332-2708 after 5 pm. 5-10-25 24-26 paid. Phone Jim Hoefer. needed. Immediate occupancy. I day's incorrect mpg. New Michelin Latin America. Interview today. rURNISHED EFFICIENCY, mile radials $1075. Call 355-7367, 371-1620. Executive Recruiters. Rivers Placement Center. 4-10-25 Edge apartment. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. 1 from campus, on bus route, 3-10-25 351-6265. 3-10-25 evenings, weekends. 3-10-26 bedroom, furnished, close to $150 utilities included, campus. 351 -7655. 5-10-25 337-0878 evenings. 510-28 KEYBOARD/ VOCALIST OPEL 1972, automatic, rear DELUXE, FURNISHED, 1 wanted for Lansing-based window defrost, new steel belted bedroom apartment, near CEDAR VILLAGE. Girl needed, ORCHARD COURT, 1 and 2 commercial rock band. tiret and battery. 351-3480. campus. 332-3135 or 882-6549. winter term only, $78. Karen, bedroom townhouse apartments. Organ/piano at minimum. Call SECRETARIAL POSITION. 25-35 5-10-29 $138-$ 175. Immediate. Many 5-10-30 351-0144. 5-10-28 U- REPAIR AUTO Service Center John Rachel (351-6691) or Tom hours/week. Good typing skills. extras. South Pennsylvania- PINTO 1971 - good running car, offers you tools, equipment, and LeBlanc (482-8716) for Shorthand necessary. Send FURNISHED EFFICIENCY, Cedar area. Easy freeway to > IS good tires. Must sell fasti $1350. 487-3867. 5-10-30 insturctions to do your auto repairs. 5311 Pennsylvania, 882-8742. 10-8, South w. 5-10-28 PHONE GIRLS to answer phone resume - P.O. Box 208, Okemos. 48864. 5-10-29 sublease campus. winter. Spacious, Across from quiet, WANTED: apartment for female. OWN room Close to in campus. GONNIS COMPANY, 489-5315. 10- 0-28 ■NITON MSU Students and 332-3932. 3-10-25 campus. Winter, spring only. six days. 20-11-20 and learn pizza making skills. REGISTERED NURSES. Full & Contact PINTO 1973 • Excellent condition. Laura, c/o Jack. |ilty members. Rent y JACK DYKSTRA F'ORO id rates as low as $7 a » car Apply DOMINO'S, 966 Trowbridge, East Lansing. 5-10-28 part time positions evailable on the afternoon 8i night shifts. EAST Brody, LANSING • adjacent Cedar Greens to 351-7623. 5-10-30 [ Houses ] I and Scents a mile. Phone Minimum starting salary $4.82 Apartments. One bedroom, CLOSE TO campus. Two bedroom, TWO BEDROOM house, ten "TO. 5-10-29 hour plus experience credit two bathroom. Furnished, air. per furnished, 351-8631. 5-10-29 minutes from campus, JOBS FOR Nurses, therapists, Excellent fringe benefits. Pleese 337-1800. 5-10-30 $250/month. Married couple, Y GRANSPORT, California, technologists and technicians in contact office of Employment, NICE LOCATION - one bedroom references required. Write 566 USA,. Asia, Africa, Latin Lansing Generel Hospital, 2800 deluxe apartment. $139. DEWITT, 6 miles north, 3 spacious Swains Lake Road, Concord. America with Peace Corps-Vista. Devonshire, Lansing. Please call furnished, carpeted rooms, $135 Manager's office, 5898 Marsh, 49237. 3-10-25 Interview today. Placement 372-8220, extension 268. An includes heat and appliances, - Apartment 1,339-9161.5-10-29 K Center. 4-10-25 electricity. 669-7961. ELECTRA, 1967. Power Equal Opportunity Employer. pay EAST SIDE - 3 bedrooms. 154R *""9, air, AM-FM, radials, 25-10-31 NEEDED FEMALE rc 3-10-28. bath. Unfurnished, carpeted, PART TIME employment for MSU pO. 351-0454. 3-10-25 bedroom, $80/month, across dishwasher. Lease through June. students. 12-20 hours per week. EAST LANSING one bedroom DOCTOR NEEDS girl for light campus. 337-2570. 3-10-25 - 484-0330. 5-10-29 Automobile required. 351-5800. furnished. Quiet residential area. JTCO 1973 4 whaei driwe, C-3-10-24 housekeeping and cooking 2 miles from campus. Carpeting. mi|es, good shape. Make evening meels for him and two DELUXE 3 BEDROOM in Okemos, AURELIUS Disposal. Security locks. No ROAD, 12 miles south. »• $<* at 5360 Park Lane includes 2 full baths, air pets teenage boys. Approximetely 10 3 bedroom, country home with MALE CHILD care worker-five in - children. $185. Lease from I1. East Lansing. 332-1737. children's cottage. Experience in hours a week, no weekends. May conditioning, car port. December 1, 1974 - September several acres. Available now. live-In or receive salary. Nochildren or pets. $250. Phone $225. 351-7497 or 676-1441. child care work. Should have 15, 1975. Woodside Apartments. 351-6379 evenings. 3-10-24 332-0111 or evenings and 1-10-31 psychology and sociology weekends at 332-3202. 10-11-5 332-4987 after 5:30. 5-10-30 ■ ElLE 1970 Malibu-307 background. Contact William Tma,ic' Power steering, new Weitzel, VFW National Home, MAKE THE selling easy! Advertise FRANDOR, NEAR. Furnished, MALE NEEDED in large house, F 355-7418. $1300 offer. - household goods for sale with EAST LANSING, Luxury one two Carpeted. Utilities 663-1521, Extension 147. room. own room, close to campus. action Want Ads. Dial 355-8255. bedroom. Unfurnished. No pets. 5-10-25 paid, parking. 489-2909. 5-10-28 332-0429.5-10-25 Negotiable lease. $200 includes ■"OLET 1965, V6, heat. 129 Highland. 332-0976. standard, SINGLE MALE DOQ OHQ BOOB II. 6 companion For Rent lw valves, dependable pwrtation, $150, 3556010. TOYOTA 1973, Corona Mark cylinder, 4-speed, like new MARCHAL QUARTZ iodine personal aide to young 15-11-6 CROSSWORD HBO 5300 gBBP wheelcheir person. Quiet, condition, AM-FM 4 speaker headlamp conversions with well-structured lifestyle. Part TV and STEREO Rentals. TWO BEDROOM furnished. PUZZLE BoanHta Hoaa stereo. Equipped for reflective range to 5000'x. $25/term. $10.95/month. Free $210/month. Block from ACROSS POLET CORVAIR 1966. cemper/trailer towing. Engine oil cooler, rust-proofed. 351-2039. $33.95/pair. CHEQUERED FLAG FOREIGN CARPARTS, time worker or student with light credit load. Car needed. Same Day Delivery and Service. Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C-10-31 campus. Available immediately. 332-0441. 10-10-29 1. Coffee 24. Of the summer 28. Official record raBan^ggagn^ ■ 377^ 25 mp9' $300' 5-10-20 Medical experience not 4. Friar 30. Cold Adriatic HQ maiiHsa 2605 East Kalamazoo, one mile g,337-0866. X5-10-28 west of campus. 487-5055. necessary, will train. Room/board large 2 bedroom, - 7. Annoyance wind Bran nEona as !V ®ISCAYNE, VEGA 1974 Wagon. Automatic, 11. Sorrel 31. Unit of 1967. Must rust/proof, custom exterior. C-9-10-31 2 bath apartment furnished plus OUT IN THE REAL WORLD 12. Pitcher's edge reluctance nranfciR * anas ■?£01o,,er ■ " evenings. 3-10-28 Linda- Very dean. 489-9734 after 5 TIRES - 4 Firestone glas-belted. monthly salary. 882-2266. 5-10-30 Call Larry, 13. Hideout 32. Soothe aano gaaaaa 33. Grill N SUPREME 1968. One pm. 6-10-29 Brand new. G-78-14's. $75. 882-7789, after 6 pm. 2-10-24 NEEDED. MODEL. $12 per hour. YOU NEED ALLTHE VOLVO 14. 15. Norse god Somebody 36. Color in a mm ani m ,16. English French flag El Good 1973 Wagon. 3-speed. No pornographic. 353-9779, J20' a,,er 5 condition, VEGA 20,379 miles. $1,800. Excellent after 2 pm. 1-10-24 YOU CAN GET. composer 37. Emanation 45. Leg joint 2. Gelid hit1??. pm. 3-10-25 (Tree-green, condition. 372-3906. 5-10*24 [~ ]g) SALESMEN - EXPERIENCE in Roads under repair. Drivers under the weather. Gas 17. 19. Gastropod Thrust 38. Murmur 39. Vampire 46. Swift 47. Sea bird 3. Crew members 4. Cake r black,) fully equipped AUTUMN SPECIAL, Cherokee advertising, sales, or printing stations that don't sell gas. 20. Hesitate 42. Fun ingredient VOLKSWAGEN 1963. Good body, 43. Cheer If you want to buy protection, buy a Volvo. 22. Aurora |o *9 factory air, 487-6565. engine needs work: $200. 140, $14.95 per hour, October preferred. Call Commission, 339-9518. It comes with a solid one-piece steel body. Impact 23. Zenith 44. Fabrication 5. Clique 332-5664, evenings. 2-10-25 22-27. Take your biennial check expenses. 6. Copy at this low rate. FRANK'S 5-10-25 absorbing front and rear ends. And it gives you the 2 3 4 5 6 7 r~ r- ar 7. Reasonable »ASS STat,°n wagqn SUPER BEETLE Volkswagen, FLYING SERVICE, Jewett KITCHEN MANAGER, full time, ample legroom of bigger cars but about 70% better gas 11 % 12 % 13 8. Deserve call Airport. 676-4860. 4-10-26 9. Vocalize ■>2718'a,,er ? °Wnflr' 4 Pm. «1800. 5-10-29 1971. Excellent condition, experienced in all facets of small kitchen management. Wage mileage than most popular big domestic sedans.* «♦ % •5 16 10. Genealogy '97J S,8reo "P*. air, FULL TIME instruction now available at Miller Avaition, You're close to buying a new Volvo. Our Volvo >7 % '8 19 18. Thrive 19. Destiny |tr 1'us,pf00,«d- *" ffl 882-8467. 5 10-28 Best 1972 VW SUPERBUG, Formula Vat stereo, extractor, new tires, Grand Ledge Airport. Uncongested air space. Relaxing showroom is in the io VA%21 22 20. Barrier 21. Slender finial ii19aif Hcellent / prsteerinfl' ^ radi#lj- 361-5637.3-10-2C VW BUS 1968. Rebuilt engine, new atmosphete. Low rates. 6274337 or 627-7372. 10^116 Ir you PART TIME HELP have e car end can work a minimum of 20 hours per week, neighborhood. •U.S Government EPA figures for '74 23 y4 ■S) % 24 40 F V/, %26 27 22. Sigmoid 24. Moray 25. Loquacious P«5S • $245°- clutch, tiret. Must sell, cell 484-7368 between 10 am-1 pm. 20-11-12 31 V//, i2 26. Pepper plant 27. Ballad evenlngt, 489-9480. 5-10-25 fcr-jr WAITRESS WANTED. Mutt heve DESK CLERK needed. Mutt heve %% s 36 % 29. - Aviv 32. Greetings lrhsu|9d [° P' Car u mPfl- Just car" No VW 1973. Super Beetle. Excellent Condition. Reatonable. 25-30 own trantportation. Experience preferred. Apply in person only. transportation and be willing to travel. Cell 3 7 2-0667 or 51 %36 39 %% 40 4l 33. Frustrate 34. Demolish Jt J }»W» in 1967. mpg. 361-4173.4-10-26 THE DEPOT RESTARURANT. 489-1216 between 12 - 6pm. Glenn Herrimon, Inc. % 35. French river JO-26 V' $650- 332-2928. 1 203 South Washington, 0-1M1 VOLKSWAGm-VOLVO-BflfcY SHOP ! m <»3 ■W 36. Transport LantlnftJJJWf MODELS FOR photography. Cell & Mb 47 38. Vineyard 197°- TUTOR FOR Couple hourt/week. Statittict 316. Fee? Jim. between 489-1216.0-10-31 10am and 6pm. 1115 % % 40. Melody 41. Half score tant, phone 627 3466. 3-10-24 355-9078. 3-10-28 ^Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, 0ct°ber24|. «■*J® [_ ]0| 1 r**r® C5W]® 1*1 I 1 EAST SIDE - 116 Regent. large 3 NEED PERSON. Own room, farm Utility trailer closed COCKER PUPPIES, female, AKC, VIVITAR 70-210 Macro Auto APPLES, CIDER, PUMPKINSI • LUDWIG DRUM set, used, will sell bedroom, carpeted, stove, house. $41.50 plus utilities. wooden box, 96x32x46, $150, shots. Blonde, 7 weeks. |12S. If you've found Zoom lens Maiyma/Sekor BLOSSOM ORCHARDS, 7 miles cheep. Zildien Cymbol. Call 394-1762. HO-28 velue, s p« » refrigerator, students welcome. Campus - five miles. 694-3798. DSX1000 body. Buz. 332-3335 south of M«on on Hull Roed best offer. 694-0786. 3-10-24 484-8961 efter 10 pm. Dele we wsnt to Call Equity-Vest, 351-8150. No 5-10-29 ™rn il- Just days only, 11-6. 5-10-25 Hour* 9-6, closed Mondays Atkins, x6-10-30 corns fa*. 5-10-25 FREE KITTENS, 12 weeks old. N»rrrrJ 1 589-8251 0-10-31, PERSON TO share house with COMPLETE DINING TABLE, drop leef, Wond 337-1693 Ask for Diene or NEAR CAMPUS, rooms in house. three others. Own room, $57.50 PLASTIC INSULATION wood, 3 leaves, 6 cheirs, $75. 5 Petty. 6-10-30 $90 plus utilities, kitchen, partially furnished. 337-7809. plus utilities. 485-0409. 487-3821, after 6 pm. 5-10-24 corrugated sheets I for windows, doors, doghouses, gerage, LINE OF LEVI S drawer chest, $20.00. Call 337-9278 or 363-7173. *3-10-28 BLACK * WHITE 1/8 bob cet MTiSy a public serviceEASTuS 3-10-28 attic s-anywhere to stop the coldl blue denim bells STATE BANK win kitten, 6 months old, very TWO FURNISHED rooms. Kitchen 46"x84"x1/8" thick. Frost work shoes IMMEDIATE 3 SPEED bike sale. affectionate, 361-7308. 3-10-26 no cost to yout ' FEMALE: OWN room in 2 woman privileges. Parking. Walking color. $2.50/each. Call Levi jackets International make. Man's 21 east house in country. 349-1927. distance MSU. EQUITY 10 ■ SKIDS Lansing 3-10-28 to VEST 351-8160. 5-10-24 SAKS SERVICE ACCESSORIES 882-2556.10-10-26 bib overalls inch and Ladv'« 19* inch. $46 IRISH SETTER puppies, AKC. state bank ' BIST VJUHS, CXEOt *S Ml each. Actual $69.50. Champion blood lines. 349-9366 C-10.31 TECHUMSCH MINI-BIKE. Flannel shirts INTERNATIONAL efter 6:30. 3-10-26 COUNTRY DUPLEX 15 minutes on 2 acres, 2 FURNISHED, REASONABLE, Excellent condition. $76 or best sportswear MARKETING SERVICE. 3308 FOUND: LADyT^L vekxipecte Pesticide Rs.ssrdiT to campus, nearby, clean. Parking, male offer. 366-2612.3-10-24 South Cedar, Suite 11, Lansing. bedrooms, basement, appliances, student, quiet. Double. Levi shirts REGISTERED MORGAN mares in October 18, Ph^ * Ask for Joe Wetkins. 5-10-30 $210 plus utilities. T.J. FISHER 332-3094. 3-10-26 foel. Half registered Arab and 363-9431. C-3-10-26 peddler. GIBSON ES330 guitar for $250. Real Estate, 62W196. 5-10-28 Ml E. Grand River Call Jim, 351-2729. 5-10-299 BARRETTS FISHER - QUICK, Koflech size 8 Welsh Cross. Beautiful 4-H projects. Barnard Russell. FOUND: BROWN id EAST LANSING girl wanted to Downstair LARGE 5 bedroom house across boot, Tyrolia bindings. Six pair 665-1015, Williemston. 3-10-26 share mobile home. Own LUDWIG DRUMS, 5 piece set and 'erge "B" near Dooleys. Two beths, full 11 W. GRAND RIVER car carrier. $150. 484-8964. from bedroom. $75/month plus HOLMES ROAD Wond - Hand WILLIAMSTON 365-1488. C-3-10-2B"" cases with 4 cymbols. Excellent 6-10-30 kitchen, basement, deposit. 351-4965. 5-10-29 Store, 2323 West Holmes Roed. PHONE 635-1766 condition, $525. 349-2728 SIBERIAN HUSKY, AKC semi-furnished. $250/month plus utilities. 332-4562, 882-3022. 30-12-3 6-10-29 2 minutes East of MSU On Grand River STERO SPEAKERS, 12" woofer, registered, 6 months, femele, LOST: Neer KEYS.^1 Kedzie, 485-4311. 5-10-28 For SaH ^ GARAGE SALEI Books, ski MARANTZ 1060 Integreted tweeter. Mid range. $70. 355-7771.5-10-30 Enclosed, shots. $90. 337-1341.5-10-24 IttLOO" 3.,^ Octofc.1 equipment, clothes, appliances. amplifier end cabinet, $210. DALMATIONS, AKC, male end NEED ROOMMATE. Own room. I AM lost without MARKET. October 26, 412 West Grend female. $75 for both. 482-1769, my rM J $80 FLEA Open - 1959 GIBSON LesPaul, Gibson plus.Garage.482-3143 after River, Okemos. 332-2361 after MCINTOSH 2100 POWER key attachsd. rJ five. 249 Etvin. Lansing. 5-10-28 Tuesday and Saturday. 10 am- 6 stereo and L6 guitars, Fender evenings. 6-10-24 pm. 1039 West Grand River five. 2-10-25 Amplifier. TEAC A3340 quad and Gibson base guitars. Much __3»-1665.3-10-26 BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE to share (M-43) Williamston, Michipn. 10% DISCOUNT ten inch reel to reel tape deck, more of everything musical. SANSUI AU7500 2x40 RMS. 3 LOST: 1 gray and alternative Dealer space available. 10-10-29 TEAC AN300 Quad Dolby. WILCOX SECONDHAND living style. Call Rhia. , months old. $360 new. $250 in vicinity c* 35543722. 3-10-24 to all MSU Technics SL1100 turntable, STORE, 485-4391. C-6-1 Ml negotiable. 482-1883. Steve. Apertmer* students Sony STR-6120 FM stereo •ROLLOHOME 12x60, King L.C.C. NEAR. 3 bedroom house, 5-10-30 receiver, Bose 601 Speakers. WE RALEIGH 10 speed. Grand Prix, Arthur's Court. $3300. Reward. J3 2-8*39 J beds made to order. 6773 West MAKE TRADESI Much more pm. 3-10-24 on purchases of $2 366-2261 or 3324329 after 6 fireplace, garage, basement. white new. cable and lock, $110. M-78. Perry. 675-7231 Cash for or more, yogurts quality stereo equipment pm. x-20-11-8 $275 plus utilities. Phone Ask for Skip. 363 1825. 3-10-28 371-2400. 10-10-28 afternoons 7 days/week. 5-10-24 STAMPS & COMS and breads excluded WILCOX SECONDHAND LOST: LADIE'S Tissotl STORE (509 East Michigan TRAVELO, 8x35. Furnished, Black band. Call 3 Buy - Sell - Trade SUPER STEREO! Excellent 3-10-24 ELECTROLUX DELUXE sweeper carpeted. Close to MSU. Perfect EAST, 201 South Magnolia, 3 with attachments and floor full line of supplies RANDALL HEALTH FOOD Avenue, C-J 2-10-31 Lansing). 4854391. condition. Kenwood 7002. Duel for couple. $1300. 337-9209. bedrooms, carpeted, $190. MID • MICHIGAN STAMP & COIN 1219 Deluxe. Shure V16 III; polisher. Cost $150. Sell for 351-0997 after 5.3-10-24 $20. 393-1510. C-3-10-24 1880 HASLETT Rd 332-4300 Brookfiatd Plaza ZERO 100 HARMON-KARDON Rectilinear III Lowboys; 5-10-28 FOUND: FIXED male tigsrkl 1381 E. Grand River 75+ quad receiver, Marantz Microecoustic Tweeters. $875. HURON 10x60 expando. West Holmes Hall am. hi trained. 353-6306. C-3IW SONY CF-500 Stereo, FM-A model 1200 200 Watt amp. After 6. 351-1070. 5-10-29 Furnished, fenced double lot, HARMAN-KARDON CADS Stereo 332-6892 radio, cassett player and Electro Voice and Sansui apricot tree, vegetable garden, Cassette Deck with Dolby TDK LOST: DOUBLE ksy rii speakers. 355-9874. 3-10-24 speakers. Miller sound geer end 400 RALEIGH QUALITY bicycles shed. Behind Gebles. Pets Tape. $150. 337-9233. 3-10-24 ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER; Royal approximately 10 kr 334 MICHIGAN, from axes like Firebird, SG, 335 end 10, 5, 3 speeds. Special Prices. ellowed. $3,400. 1-787-6277. __ - across Apollo, good condition, asking 361-8732.4 10-29 Williams Dorm, $75/month MARANTZ AMPLIFIER. Akai 8 SEWING MACHINE clearance salel Melody Maker. Albums, tepes. Limited time. Call nowl 5-10-24 $75. Call 332-8134. 3-10-26 including utilities. Call after 6 track recorder and player. Two Brand new portables $49.95. $5 coats, furniture. Canon FBT and 484-0362. GENE'S BICYCLE tWO BEDROOM, 10x50, north REWARD FOR into pm. 332-5906. 3-10-24 E.P.I. Speakers. New $750. Call other 35mm equipment. Come SHOP. 702 West Bernes Avenue. per month. Large selection of FIRE WOOD for sale. Try beating 353-1100. 5-10-30 reconditioned used machines. deal. Two year old on down to DICKER & DEAL 5-10-29 side of Lensing. Call 484-3615 to raturn of i| AVAILABLE this SECONDHAND STORE. 1701 after 6 pm. 6-10-26 i silky Terrier J IMMEDIATELY, Singers, Whites, Necchis, New hardwoods, stacked and Bonnie. Brown 1 furnished room in house. Quiet, PANASONIC 8 track tape deck Homes and many others. $19.96 South Cedar. 487-3886. Mondey BELOW COST sale of over stocked delivered. 54 truck loed, from MOBILE HOME, 10x50, Old but 372-0026, 205 Leslie, la next to Scotts Woods. 3% miles player and recorder, fast to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS and Friday til 9 pm. Tuesdey, speekers, cabinets, horns, 3-10-28 $25, on down. 661-6133. good condition. Neer MSU. from MSU. 485-9279. 5-10-28 forward, $85. 355-2431. 5-10-30 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, Wednesday, Thursday and amplifiers. West Laboratories, 6-10-29 Saturday 9-6. Bank Americard 116 South Larch. 487-3668. Leaving city, must sell. Any 1115 North Washington. FOUND: FULL sat c SANSUI 3300 STEREO receiver, and Mastercherge. C-5 10-25 reasoneble offer eccepted. Phone NICE ROOM, $80/month. Close to 489-6448. C-3-10-24 10-10-29, leather tab. Call el Sansui QS500 Quad rear amp. 882-1604. 6-10-26 campus. 236 Harrison. Call 353-6167. C-3-10-28 Norm DeAngelis, 351-2329 or Rabco ST4 turntable, Rectlinear MAN'S 10-speed Jaguar. $65. FRAMES - OLD, cracked or 25 MAJOR BRANDS of stereo Sam Dozzi, 332-6990. 3-10-28 III speakers, Sony TC366 reel - 351-9056, ask for Joyce. broken? Replacements at Low to -reel tape deck. Car, 8 track equipment. 20%-50% discount, GUITAR MARTIN. D-18. 1-10-24 'Cost. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2616 LOST: GOLD ring. Tj MALE, SHARE large quiet room, and cassette systems, tapes, why pay retail? Send $1 for Excellent condition. Must sell. East Michigan. Lansing. 372-7409. engraved on front. JsnlmP price! Rocky Mountain Stereo Best offer over $400. Phone 363-6137.1-10-24 albums, TV's, typewriters, CLARINET - BUNDY, 2 years old, C-6-10-25 small trade. Phone 393-7020 close to campus. Call 337-2655. car Brokers, 1245 Humboldt, 487-1716, ask for Natalie. o cameras. WE MAKE TRADESI near new condition with case 5-10-28 Denver. 80218.10-11-5 3-10-25 deys. 669-3780 evenings. Much more quality stereo and music stand, $95. 372-5585. 5-10-25 3-10-28 TWO ROOMS in house available. equipment. WILCOX FENDER JAGUAR electric guitar. FREE. . DRAPES FIT Brody dorm 1-2 miles from campus. $60, SECONDHAND STORE, (509 MONARCH, 1970, 12x60. Skirted, care. Call 484-4619 East He Excellent condition. 351-1186 windows. Phone 337-2743 after 4 CHANNEL SEMINAR WEST HIGHLAND white utilities East Michigan, Lansing,) - part of terrier ber, etc. Must see to appreciate or 486-7197 Lansing Mi included. 484-6419 after 6 pm. 3-10-25 5:30 p.m. 3-10-25 MARSHALL'S October Stereo puppies. 7 weeks old. Cell evenings or 355-0130 mornings. 485-4391. C-6-10-31 uniqueness. Owner desperate. NORMAN COSMETIC S Open House featuring factory 663-8762. 5-10-25 625 3586. 5-19-24 C-3-10-24 _W0-28 PANASONIC RS-281-S 30 watt APPLES - GOLDEN KNOB SKIS, KNIESSI Red Stars, 205 cm. reps with a 4 channel SINGLE ROOM for gentleman,fine AM-FM, FM stereo, built - in ORCHARD. Pick your own! demonstretion at 2.00,4:00 and OLD ENGLISH sheepdog puppies, GRAYWOOD. 1973. PUT A smile location, $15/week. Parking cassette. $150 . 351-4753. 8:30 am-6 pm. 651-5435, 7 pm today. MARSHALL'S AKC, 12 weeks old. $150. Semi-furnished, will sell for benk 482-8304. 3-10-28 3-10-25 651-5430.3-10-25 East Lansing. C-10-24 393-6645. 5-10-26 balance. 487-67115-10-29 THE STATE HEWS YBiOW PAGE Business Service Directory ★Save Time * Save Money Dependable firms and individuals ready and eager to serve you Barter Shops Counseling For Sale Shoe Store Stow hp* Tflh; Smritt CULUVBt THE BARBERS M-arnui TYPING STATE DRUGS Horstmyer's MMii 1 ni 25th YEAR Unisex TWO CONVENIENT Hairstyling mm Sugar House SERVICES (East Lansing's Only Cooperative Optical) §yQ2JJ£^HVOUR CHILDREN'S Papers Theses j Dissertations 1105 E. Grand River LOCATIONS CENTER. Bee Supplies Raw Honey Dr. R. C. Minor, Optometrist SHOE STORE PROFESSIONAL AUDIO IN FRANDQR in my Meridian Mall: * ABORTION Maple Symp e EYES EXAMINED REPAIR home. • Infants and Children'* SHOES 349 2760 CONTRACEPTION • Three full - time • COUNSELING • GLASSES • Widths B-EEE professionally Electric Type-Elit • trained technicians STERILIZATION Come to 5236 Curtice Rd, Mason, * Orthopedic Shoee • Lansing: • CONTACT LENS * Complete Test facilities Reasonable Rates Michigan One mile south of Tap and Ballet * 3 - month warranty on all work 482 2420 GYN Clinic Columbia on Onondaga. Turn left • P.F. Flyera * Loaner amplifiers eveilable Pick Up and Delist on CURTICE RD. 10 a.m. - 5 113 Washington Speakers Available 1331E. Grand River ♦ Cowboy Boots 1226 E. Michigan Ave. p.m. Monday - Saturday or •rookfleld Plaza * SS5 E.GRAND RIVER CALL 655-1611 House SUppen 332-5171 (in Kositchek's) Lansing 485-3271 / call 882-^011. 351 - 5330 337 I 300 or 655-1542 361-4247 - Ms t Crafts Over TO,000 Toys PROBLEM PREGNANCY LANSING KNIT SHOP Domestic and Imported Yarns *Bernat Yarns UNION BUILDING 372-1560 24 Hourj MARITAL PROBLEMS? To Choose From! Stuffed Animals') DR. OPTOMETRIST D.M.DEAN We Knitting NEED TO TALK? Our BARBER VW T ' Instructions 'Specialists in CATHOLIC Specialty^^ 10% Discount on $25 ordered VISION CARE SHOP CONTACT LENS Rugs and Needlepoin, *Needlepoint Supplies SOCIAL Toy Village SERVICES B 5:30 Mori. Frl. * Crewel & Stichery - • 3105 W. Saginaw 332-1939 3028 Vine By Appt. or Walk In 355- 3359 SERVICES 'Can Help- rail 3724020 IV7 - 0851 "The Big White House 210 Abbott Rd. 332-u563 Col u«w Across From Frandor Shoppinj On The Hill" MM tetty MalSup Center Costume Rental mm THE [CALL NOW!!! DON'T MISS OUT WASHDAY Jacobson's Jacobson's Your Barber Shop BRIDAL REGISTRY TINY TOLE HOUSE ON THE FUN SAVINGS LOWER LEVEL outstandini or Beauty Parlor THIS HALLOWEEN!!!!! PARTY ROOM Visit our complete shops an deserves the 25' Per Load Warm up with a Comfy for the home- and take advantage gowns DOWN-FILLED JACKET! business that HUM'S of our Bridal Registry traditional and The Yellow Page CmImm R wital ECOWWASH Great for Hunting, And All Winter Skiing Sports! 11 breVeWng 2435 SOUTH RUNDLE FINE JEWELRY STREET FLOOR avante garde WHITE BIRCH 489-2687 can give you. Special Texas Precious Stones Bridal Salon 'k Reserve Early 'Traditional and Customized 355 - 8255 Michelle Washer 50c WESTERN Invitations. Beautifully Set and Second Level *One day service available. 735 Princeton Ava. Appointment Only1 Bands for Bride A Groom 485-3877 Car Wash 489 9061 ffg CAMPUS ForSaT YOU CANT AFFORD Santo THE COMPLETE WEDDING SERVICE BUD'S CAS 'W WASH to milt out on the JEWELRY. Orange Blossom To Insure The Best THE ART WORKSHOP 248 W. Grand River Ave. *880,000 Gold Faction For Our Customers andj AUTO PARTS, East Lansing, Mich. * Cartooning GIFTS: Art Carved WtO»P "A Clean Car Rides Better" that students spent last yaar * Audio-Visual Aides Custom Picture Framing COLUMN will now K. on drycleaning and laundry. * Brochures - Pamphlets each Thursday as a W section in the Yellow * 337-9331 CAU. NOWIII Charts and Graphs Don't Let the Fall and Winter Brides Do** * Thesis drawings Open Thursday Evenings * Graphics 337-1314 Call Marge 319 E. Grand River Ave. ADVERTISE NOW. East Lansing, Michigan 355-8255 Mason on tl. Cedar Call 349 - 3417 THE STATE YELLOW MS- Convenient CLIP 1' SAVE ■Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 24, 1974 17 M KJ Experiments on psychic 353-8215. 3-10-28 ie Great Invocation uphold mental telepathy I' th,°!?,m Mln(l point of Light wltftli forth! Into th NEW YORK (AP) - Stanford Research Institute, physically separated from his Tarptf Experiments by two physicists, Menlo Park, Calif. that included tests with a experiments. He did not know Writing in the prestigious who made the drawing, who magician Im the P°'n'*»* L HM,t fort • purported psychic, suggest many people may have British Nature, the scientific journal two scientists say selected reproduce it or for how him it to was o the ability to receive and send that "it may be that remote selected. information in a way other perceptual ability is widely Drawings included <5=3 a than the known normal senses. distributed in the The general firecracker, a cluster of grapes, experiments were population, but because the a devil, a horse, the solar conducted by Dr. Harold perception is generally below system, a tree and an envelope. Puthoff and Russell Targ of an individual's level of Geller's iMponte (1) drawings showed awareness, it is repressed or not some degree of correspondence noticed." f, tne Pim of Love and Lleht SertoH In the to the pictures; most showed remarkable similarity. experiments, Israeli In another experiment, in t seal the floor where EXPERIENCED IBM magician Uri Geller typing. was Dissertations (pica - elite) isolated in a sealed room with calling which face of a die FAYANN 4894358. C-10-31 would be uppermost after metal walls blocking out all being shaken, Geller was right JUDITH CARMAN: Experienced sights, sounds and electrical in eight out of eight calls of the Target R«sponM dissertation impulses. The scientists said number. iNponM typist. Papers, the Geller experiments were the*e», dissertations, general In an editorial Nature said it 383-4672. 20-11-18 intended to be made "cheat - had chosen to publish the y A little about a lot of proof" by consulting article despite objections by s? Peace Corpi- Vista need professional magicians in their j arts g'arts Interview thit IRENE ORR - Theses, term some "referees" who thought Response (2) papers, general typing. Formerly design. the report weak in design. K'ek Placement Office. .•1-10-24 with Ann Brown. 482-7487. C-10-31 Geller repeatedly came up with the right responses with The regarded it editors as a said they legitimate t Personal jg PURPLE VICKI - Fast, accurate, inexpensive typing. Vary near scores far higher than by chance, Puthoff and Targ said. Geller attempt by scientist to a bona certify Tide the 2r are resu,, °«an was asked to campus. 337-7260. C-10-31 existence of a purported reproduce 13 drawings while t right is a TYPING TERM phenomenon. computer drawing and re$ponse by Geller. - papers, theses. Experienced. Electric, pica type. Phone 394-2512. C-10-31 it's what's happening1 ANN BROWN typing and multilith Announcements for It's What's wants over 7,000 back on lists |y Estate « offset printing. Complete service for dissertations, theses, Happening must be received in the State News office, 341 Student are Peace Corps VISTA recruiters interviewing for jobs in the "Cycle to Cider" bike trip to Uncle John's Cider Mill, 30 miles United States, Asia, Africa and Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least away, on Saturday. SAG wagon I OWNER, immediate manuscripts, general typing. Latin America from 9 i "•"lilable IBM. two class days before publication. (nonmembers and (continued from page 1) iccupancy, 3 bedroom ranch, 25 years experience No announcements will be accepted different than canceling a voter's registration, Lsllent condition, neer Marble 349-0850. C-10-31 by phone. appeared at the polls in the 1973 general Chool, priced to *111 339-9686. Christian Science Organization - since an clerk who had found they had election wrongly or the 1974 primary who were placed COMPLETE THESES Service Registered student organizations South Campus welcomes anyone at removed a voter from the rolls would The MSU Chapter of Lutheran on the inactive file. She said that in Discount Printing. IBM Typing requesting funds from the 1975 6:30 tonight in 331 N. Case Hall. every aee Collegians will be showing a film on ASMSU Budget should pick up immediately reinstate them. the voters were immediately reinstated. and binding of dissertations and JlIAMSTON, large BMevel publications. Across from Martin Luther at 7 p.m. Sunday in request forms from 307 Student MSU Scuba Club will have a dive Apol said that his office has informed Colizzi "This process has required a lot of work and _.J( on 3V4 acrei with pond 34 Union. AH are welcome, Services Bldg. All requests must be at Whitehouse or Salsbury Saturday verbally that it questions her interpretation of a lot of cross checking," Colizzisaid. "We ie. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 24x28 campus corner M.A.C. and completed and returned by 5 p.m. afternoon. All interested divers postal forwarding information as adequate for - Grand River. Below Jones Rap grouP for Jewish women: today to 307 Student Services Bldg. contact Jeff Kornblum, 416 E. nave a uniquely mobile community and that is Inished rec room with fireplace. removal of a voter from registration lists. 2x22 balcony, heated garage, Stationery Shop. 9-5 Monday - groups fhe„"iw Jewish Feminist doing? Come and share with Holmes Hall. Section 513 of the Michigan election law why we are working this way." Friday. Renaissance Dance Class for the She said that if she did not engage in this 0x40 pole building, $66,900. Call COPYGRAPH Society of Creative Anachronism 1974 Homecoming Final Clue: allows a city clerk to remove voters from the cancellation 66-1792.3-10-24 will meet from 7 to 10 p.m. process, the East Lansing tonight the shoes are on a fork, but if you registration rolls only when there is "reliable" in the Williams Hall cafeteria. registration rolls would eventually be inflated 36 acres. 15 minutei to TYPING TERM Papers and theses. try to eat with this one, it will be a information that they have left the city. Try competitive bicycling. MSU enough to surpass the totals of the federal little hard to swallow. Finder of the s. Horsa barn, sheds, large Experienced, fast service. IBM Cycling Club will promote an open, To all "New Way In" volunteers: Apol said his office does not consider postal shoes, bring them to 260 S. Case census figures for the area. house $36,000. Terms. electric. Call 349-1904. 18-10-31 25 mile, tourist class time trial on Saturday. Merchandise prizes. there will be a meeting at 7 tonight Hall. forwarding information sufficiently reliable, "It would be a tremendous burden for the 1361-5323, 5-10-24 in 27 Student Service Bldg. to though the differences between his office and Meet 10 a.m. at intersection of discuss activities planned. Please Attention taxpayers in the community," she said, "in THESES, RESUMES, typing and Tuttle and Plains roads near Leslie foreign student tutors: Colizzi may just be a matter of interpretation. atfnd this important meeting. We air your unused ballots and clerk's time." printing. Reasonable prices. for event start. come gripes, meet other win also discuss other important tutors and enjoy refreshments. See Apol said he is not exactly sure what his Colizzi said the registration totals are used to COMMERCIAL PRINTING, topics. office will or can do about Wan. Ads. Call 361-4116. C-10-31 Omieron Nu, honorary society you at 7 tonight in 34 Union. reinstating the calculate the number of voting machines the -8255 now to place your ad. inactive list or making it available at each for human ecology majors, will The Episcopal Community at Students interested in leafletting city must use and to figure precinct have their first business meeting at MSU will gather at 5 p.m. every at the Purdue football game with polling place for the upcoming election. jurisdictions. [ Recreation The elections office has also told Colizzithat 4:15 today in 9 Human Ecology Sunday at Alumni Chapel (just east Bob Carr and Sarge Shriver meet at She said in the last school board election six yg of Kresge Art Center) to share in noon Saturday at Students for Carr the letters she sends to potentially canceled precincts had no one voting in them. Eucharistic worship and fellowship. Headquarters, 220 Albert voters must according to Michigan law, contain United Ministries in "We even had one house that could hold 10, |ERS UTAH packagt - $299, Education's Experimental . Higher .., Dinner follows at 6:15 p.m. f 1 the source of the information city hall has ss and spring. Call your il Worship . maybe 12 people in it, with upwards of 140 Service will be at 5 p.m. Surf4i/,t* SmWayaf * regarding the new address of the voter. Her But Lansing Ski Center - janiM^iil,svi& Jrtiident <6^ „ „ fc, people registered there," Colizzi said. ■RAVEL BY HARRINGTON. CAMERAS WANTED: Used 1118 S. Harrison Road. Dinner nnor the State Board of Education, will Karma is """" looking*for people to liters have not contained this information in "If they want to challenge me in court, it's 2'4x2% and 16 mm. Phone Jim, follows. For rides or more present a talk at 7:30 p.m. tonight posters in and around campus 15U800.0-5-10-25 _ for fringe benefits and/or payment. the past. fine. I have no fear about it," Colizzisaid. "It 394-0697; 332-0690. 5-10-29 information please call. in Mason Hall basement on the Come between 3 and 5 p.m., Colisisaid that no more than 3 should be aired in court." concept of free college tuition. fRIDES DRAWN by horses. Mke reservations now. PERSON(S) WHO will board my Any students interested in Monday through Friday, to 313 Student Services Bldg. if interested. forming a Finance Club please call Any students interested in (76-5828. outdoor Dalmation, near 5-10-28 Larry Emenlander or David campus. 355-9822. 2-10-24 helping with the re - election Bart ram. campaign of Gov. Milliken, please GOP candidate claims Residence Halls Assn. Suite contact Mark Judiciary g UPPER CLASS coupoos needed for Ohio State game. Call Darlene, Gay Liberation holds its meetings at 8:30 p.m. every Wednesday evening in 33 Union. Abbot Hall McKelvey in 335 as soon as possible. is now accepting applications for membership. Pick up an application from the Judicial Programs Office, PROOOFREADING. 355-8573. 3-10-24 Help elect Sander Levin Please come out. governor. Contact Bob Hood or Sue 339 Student Services Bldg. The ions, theses, research dealine for applications is Friday. LeBlanc at 417 East Holmes Hall. 4 GENERAL ADMISSION tickets For more information please call W«y, 337-1591. 5-10-26 toOSU. Willing to pay $$$l Call Honors vote for College Members three student may The Hospitality Assn. will Judicial Programs Office. record still unblemished Iirojects, manuscripts. An e Al, 361-5226. 3-10-25 ' representatives to the University present a program by the Seagram's 'EWRITERS, AIR cleaned, Honors Programs committee in Distillery at 4 p.m. today in the M, and adjusted. Portables Eustace Hall any time before Oct. Eppley Center Teak Room. Lansing Area Lesbians will once TEAC 3340 4-track deck or again sponsor "Game Night" at 8 750, manuals, $10, electric 30. Interested persons are invited to (UPI) — James J. Damman, governor, questioned how Gov. The Detroit Free Press 12.50. One day service, free equivalent. Will pay up to $800. attend. tonight. All lesbians are welcome. Call 489-3969, after 5:30 pm. The MSU Science Call the former- Women's Center Republican candidate for Milliken could select Damman disclosed in its Tuesday •livery. 25 Fiction years 3-10-24 The after 3 p.m. for information. lieutenant governor, said as a runningmate with full editions that Damman received perience. 393-9774. 9-10-31 Society will meet at 6:30 p.m. Hospitality Assn. will Friday in 30 Union. Chairperson present the interviewing team from Tuesday his record of public knowledge of the donations to 80 per cent of his campaign WANTED: 4 general admission Stinson will explicate the Holiday Inn at 7:30 tonight in the service remains "unblemished" Demman's campaign for a seat contributions in 1970 from ITED, MUSICIANS to play in tickets to MSU/Ohio State game unpredictable, that is, the usual. Kellogg Center auditorium. Interested in the spring despite conflict of interest in the Michigan House. land developers whose plans he Call 355-8665. 3-10-28 Following their presentation will be humanities social science and questions raised by In a statement released voted for as a member of the 32-2263.3-10-24 Lesbians make music together at an informal question and answer humanities program in I ie band. If interested, cal summer a coffeehouse at 9 p.m. Friday. All session and cold refreshments. contributions to his 1970 Tuesday, Gov. Milliken Troy Zoning Board of Appeals MODELS for haircuts, styled by London? There will be a meeting at 1 THE BEST Service on stereo prominent Toronto hairstylists. lesbians are invited to share in the 7:30 tonight in 111 Bessey Hall. legislative campaign. reiterated his support for and Commission from 1967 to spirit and song. Call the former The Married Students Union But Sander M. Levin, 1970. Wmtnt see the STEREO Needed for November 3. Call election will be held Faculty members and students will Damman, saying "I have full Women's Center for information. on Oct. 31 Democratic WE, 555 East Grand River. VILLAGE HAIR SHOPPE, discuss the program and answer candidate for confidence in his integrity." (previously scheduled for Oct. 24). questions. Levin said the conflict of 349-0430. 5-10-30 Faculty and Grad Students) The Polling places will be open at the interest allegations were first College of Education's Grad laundromats in married housing Student Council has collected a file from 6 to 9 p.m. 21 representatives raised in 1970 by Mrs. PTOGRAPHY NEED ELTON John tickets for Bishops all varieties, Pope, - November 16 at of grad students in the College of to be elected. A Hebrew Speaking Club is now Elizabeth Howe, chairwoman Err,V' r8asonab'y Priced. Olympia-Detroit. 353-8196. Education in need of assistantships meeting from 7:30 to 8:30 each of the Oakland County photography, or other part time employment. Justin Morrill College forum Thursday night in C100 E. Holmes Democratic party, and several "*825712. C-10-31 3-10-25 meeting at 8 p.m. Monday in Hall. Newcomers Faculty with positions to be filled are welcome. times since then. that are urged to use this service. For Snyder Hall cafeteria. Proposed tCOMMUNTl• openings Y Coop Nursery ,0f for 3 and 4 year »ell. For more ( Car Pool ]g information or to participate call or visit the Graduate Student Affairs Office, 252 Erickson Hall. new graduation Justin Morrill curriculum and requirements will be discussed. All students and faculty At Hillel this weekend: Shabbat begins at 6:30 Friday with creative service and chicken dinner and starving "I don't understand how the Governor could select Mr. | Stiare Driving■1!£2 encouraged to attend. are continues with orthodox minyan at Damman if those facts are °rion'Pewv sh°°k. Puerto Rico Solidarity Day 10 a.m. Saturday, followed by free VATICAN CITY (AP) - Paul enthusiastically endorsed I" K#,rV Char,koff. ASMSU cabinet director lunch kiddish. Deli at 6 p.m. Sunday it and asked that it become a correct," Levin said. "The 3 today. Rally 3 p.m. at Beaumont Pope Paul VI and his Synod of 37^9611.10-10-25 FROM HOLMES / Logan to Berkey Tower. Join us and the following applications may be picked up in features an ABC - produced film on World Bishops declared joint appeal from him and the article suggests that Mr. S S E R T A Hall. Leaving 7:30 am, returning speakers: Yolanda Garzon, 334 Student Services Bldg. - great the Jewish co - op in Wisconsin. Milliken was aware of this T I O N S Vincente Castro and a member of issues, labor relations, legislative Wednesday that "millions bishops. before he selected Damman." 6:00 pm. 882-2341 evenings. The ^H'CS-maps. ""i Professionally produced, graphs, 3-10-24 the October League. Sponsored by relations and legal aid. Are there one or three species of today face starvation." The Roman Catholic leaders threw synod approved document overwhelmingly by a the The vice United Front Against Racism and marijuana? The Dept. of Botany president of a '"wnable rates. 337-1239. Imperialism. "Missions" is the topic for the and Plant Pathology is sponsoring a show of hands. hardware their weight behind next store I «*» llflj). Satsuaropa Goswam: founder of Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship meeting at 8:30 tonight in 3S seminar on this subject by Dr. Ernest Small, an authority from the month's United Nations food "It is our desire to raise our voices on behalf of the name, bearing his Damman reported *TIVE PHOTOGRAPHY ~at first Vedic School in America, will Union. Come listen to students Canada Dept. of Agriculture. The conference to find ways to spending $6,283 in the 1970 FROM SHOPTOWN - Haslett to lecture "Freedom share worldwide experiences. feed them. voiceless victims of injustice," " wt statewide. on in seminar will be presented at 4 p.m. campaign, $5,039 of which was - Berkey Hall. Leaving 8:30 TERRY MSU Knowledge," Indian music and Friday in 100 Veterinary Clinic. "The right to eat is directly said the document, which also contributed by developers, til, PH°T0GRAPHY, '3-532-9325. C-10-31 am, returning 11:15 am. vegetarian cooking at 8 tonight in 39 Union. meet MSU Students for Animal Rights at 3 p.m. today outside linked to the right to life," the condemned abortion and contractors and land 339-8844. 3-10-26 New Testament aspects of Berkey Hall. Going to Mr. Jim's transformation will be studied at bishops said in the first euthanasia, or mercy killing. speculators. Animal Kingdom. 10:15 a.m. Friday in 33 Union, by document approved by the the American Baptist Student month - long synod that ends How to form your own car pool The MSU Bahai Club is Foundation. All are welcome. Saturday. As a public service at sponsoring a fireside chat to introduce people to the Bahai faith. It will be held at 8 p.m. Friday in " Unicyclers: the unicycle club will meet at 7:30 tonight in 606 Case "Millions today face starvation. The nations and Levin named in suit; no charge, the State News will provide a free classified the Mason Hall library. advertist•ement for those Hall. If you have a unicycle, bring the peoples of the world must people who would like to set up or join a car pool. it. New members welcome. campaign aide quits make a concerted act of MSU Amateur Radio Club will Driving? have its regular weekly meeting at Usarufa • rules or relations? solidarity in the U.N. food or Riding? _ 7:30 tonight in 339 Engineering Come hear and decide for yourself conference," the document Bldg. Call Stephen H. Smith, 621 at 3 p.m. today in A607 Wells Hall. said. FLINT (UPI) - Sander M. Levin, Democratic candidate for M.A.C. Ave. for more information. "We call upon all governor, may be gaining in the polls but he's losing on other The Administrative Management Leaving_ MSU Bicycling Club will sponsor Society presents a discussion of governments to change their fronts. Genessee County Sheriff John O'Brien resigned as Levin's a touring ride to Leslie area (40 today's banking industry with attitude toward the victims of county campaign manager Wednesday after a civil suit was filed Phone miles total) to watch a 50 - mile Charles Hathaway of Michigan bike aunger, to respond to' the alleging his misuse of deputies of campaigning. The State race there at noon. Cider Mill National Bank at 7:30 tonight in News I not accept responsibility for arrangements or conduct of nearby. Anyone interested meet at the Eppley Center Teak Room. imperatives of justice and "To avoid any possible embarrassment to Levin and to avoid Participants. 10:30 a.m. Saturday in front of Refreshments will be served. We reconciliation and especially to further exploitation of unsubstantiated charges, I am he announcing information Men's Intramural Bldg. encourage all College of Business find the means of feeding those immediately my resignation" O'Brien told a news conference. requested below must be supplied in order for ad to appear. students to attend this informal who are without food," it Just a few hours earlier, five Genesee F"ll Name for Members of the Student Council discussion. added. Countv^citizens named Levin, O'Brien and campaign chairman Phil M&in in a circuit Exceptional Children going to Monday night's Halloween party at The MENSA The 10 - day food court suit, asking that the three be prohibited from Pine Rest Hospital meet at 5 p.m. group will be using deputies sponsoring a dinner/speaker conference convenes in Rome in political activities. Monday in the lower lobby outside meeting featuring Prof. Harold on Nov. 5 under auspices of the Hie case stemmed from accusations by two deputies that City Erickson Hall kiva. Departure time Spaeth, political science, who will they la 5:30 p.m. and transportation will U.N. Food and Apiculture were ordered to engage in political activities while on _ discuss the "Explanation and duty and in be provided. You may be asked to Predictions of Supreme Court Organization. uniform. donate 25 cents for gas. Decisions." Reservations John Cardinal Krol of The deputies said they distributed literature and SerKiJSn°Upon 5 Building. No m#v bought in or mailed to: Car Pool Classifieds, 347 Student Roy Saper are necessary for the through Philadelphia read the synod television advertisements on Levin's behalf. appeared in phone calls accepted. Had your bike stolen? Room dinner at 6. The open presentation broken Into? Crime on Campus will will be at 7 p.m. Friday in the document on "Human Rights O'Brien said he has been informed "by a reliable source" that NO CHARGE and Reconciliation" in English. Gov. Milliken's re - election committee intended to concentrate J be the topic on Olipais at 8 tonight Koinonla Room at 1118 S. on WMSU, 64 a.m. Harrison Road. He told the bishops that Pope on the deputy issue in the remaining weeks of the campaign. 1 ^Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 24, ELEVATOR-STAND CLEAR Planning seen as solution 'U' viewin to urban By N«w York Times sprawl problem East Lansing have better success Community parallel purchase implementing planning laws because there is more direct communication between the local government and the citizens. He said Colncidentally, East Unsin. parallels the hypothetical population of East commit, Lansing,™™]^' the dty managed to impress upon MSU campus, is NEW YORK - Federal agencies are residents the need for controlled growth currently set at 321 mounting their first attack on "urban The East Lansing city DianiJ special sprawl" — the tendency of communities to expand haphazardly in the form of single - thoroughfare "strip cities" and island - like by citing the rising taxes that would occur should the city expand outward and force increased school, sanitary facility and street taxation. has figures showing nearly io ooq I units, almost evenly split two family homes and betwTnt !£ "leapfrog" developments. dwellings. The total area of thTl The MSU Office of Programs for East Lansing, though, is apparently one community that has managed to avoid Suburban development pattern of the city Wlth tteoff-«mpu.p? occupying 3,610 acres Handicapped Students is considering that blight. Hie various impacts under three the purchase of a bus with a hydraulic The year • long $150,000 study was of possible development According to Robert Hotaling, an made by an wereexamin lift for wheelchiars and to provide urban planning specialist with the MSU independent consulting low density sprawl, with organization, the Real Estate Research the p easy access for the elderly. The office Institute of Community Development, community made up of single East Lansing, along with neighboring Corp. of Chicago. Its report, entitled "The homes; a "combination mix," is planning to incorporate the vehicle Cost of Sprawl," is being published by the wj Meridian Township, has the most the residences in traditional in the MSU bus system. Government Printing Office at a price of subdiV advanced and comprehensive urban and half in planned Funding for the purchase has not 50 cents. development planning laws in Michigan. Use of these "planned high density," composed 70 yet been determined. ordinances has resulted in the avoidance of cent of apartments, 20 per cent Its makers, the FMC Corporation "Sprawl has been the principal any unprepared - for expansion. contiguous "townhousc" units U(i Urban sprawl has been widely deplored development pattern of suburban areas," per cent of single • family of Santa Clara, Calif., displayed the Russell E. Train, administrator of the homes for years as an obvious esthetic clusters. $50,000 vehicle on campus and in abomination. But there has been little Environmental Protection Agency, said at downtown Lansing Tuesday. The a Washington news conference last week. systematic resistance to it because its Low • density sprawl "In 1970," he continued, "the number Capital Area Transit Authority is also shortcomings were not precisely defined. of housing units in suburbs increased 33 considering a similar purchase. With low - density sprawl, half the per cent as compared to a 15 per cent The company is currently the only Study released area of 6,000 acres was taken increase in housing units in central cities. «» maker of such vehicles in the country. residences; with low - density / To help community planners surmount development, only 2,333 acres, and Federal law has required for over a "Local officials had been forced to this hurdle, three agencies — the Dept. of make increasingly complex land use high density development, only 733- year that mass transit vehicles bought Housing and Urban Development, the decisions often on Hotaling said East Lansing fit, | a basis of conflicting with federal funds must be accessible Council on Environmental Quality and the none of those myths on development pattern impact and categories, since ca,- for handicappers and the elderly, but Environmental Protection Agency — economic costs. planning has entirely avoided sprawl of' no such vehicle has been available jointly sponsored what they described as sort described. the first comprehensive factual analysis of until recently. the economic environmental factors in Proper planning Expensive development The buses are equipped with two urban sprawl. The results of the study "The study for the first time brings entrances, one containing steps just were released Tuesday in Washington. "The major conclusion of this stan, What the study shows, in a compilation together in one place a set of consistent three and one - half inches high, and estimates of the various community costs the report said. "Is that for a i of technical statistics running nearly 300 number of households, sprawl is the - locking mechanisms for wheelchairs. of different housing types from the pages, is that planned urban fringe and expensive form of resident'' The floor is 18 inches above the traditional family subdivision house to suburban development can save development, in terms of economic medium rise apartment buildings, and ground, instead of the about 36 inches communities roughly up to 50 per cent in - environmental costs, natural different community development res used for standard buses. land costs, construction costs, energy comsumption and many types of- patterns, from low - density sprawl to high It also has carpeting, a stereo and a consumption, air and water pollution and coat. density 'cluster' development," Russell W. sensitive strip on the sides three feet municipal operating costs, as compared "Total capital (construction) cost with haphazard growth. Peterson, chairman of the Council on the high above the floor to signal the driver for Environmental Quality, said. density community are 56 cent of those for the conventional lot stops. 'Excellent' laws adopted density sprawl development, resulting The study was a theoretical synthesis of - established national data rather than saving of $227.5 million. Hotaling, who said he was the first observation of specific communities. A planner hired by the city about 25 years ago, suggested that the "excellent" laws hypothetical community of 33,000 adopted by East Lansing then, combined people, with 10,000 dwelling units or a with East Lansing's relatively small size, total area of 6,000 acres (about nine headed off any urban planning problems. square miles), was the basis of calculations. it... 355-1 He said that smaller communities like BELL'S PIZZA r 'The buying high fidelity equipment Once you Canadian 1975 jMushroom in lansing is difficult. 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