UMW president says coal workers to wait for safe WASHINGTON (AP) - United Mine 20 per cent. pact despite stress Workers (UMW) President Arnold Miller The federal government says a mine The steel benefits. said Monday that "coal miners will industry prepared strike of about a month will force about The UMW has no strike fund and with not be contingency operating plans. Industry bludgeoned into accepting" 400,000 layoffs nationwide, and 1.7 the rank ■ and - file an inadequate analysts predicted layoffs and production million if it lasts eight weeks. losing their paychecks contract no matter how great the public in the strike, a UMW cutbacks if the strike lasts more than two Trbovich said he was concerned that if spokesman said pressure for reopening the mines. weeks. I. W. Abel, president of the United Miller and his 166 • member staff will the contract was not settled this go "As of 12:01 a.m. week, the off salary for the duration of the Tuesday we are on Steelworkers of America, pledged his strike could last well into December. strike," the union chief declared. union's support to the coal miners. walkout Miller said that while a The impending strike In the meantime, the union has made prolonged already is having He explained that the miners strike will be hard for the nation to bear, a scattered begin arrangements through its' credit union for impact on some industries and working on their Christmas pay the first "the 120,000 working members of loans to its members and for our economists predict that if the walkout week of December and said if sending out union will mine no coal until lasts much beyond two they are still instructions informing them about food they have a weeks, it could out at that time there will not be much of contract they can work under safely and have serious consequences for the stamps and available welfare benefits. an incentive for them to live under with decency." go back before The union's headquarters, a six - economy. the holiday. story Most of UMW organized Three major railroads, which stone structure located about three blocks - mines, which rely on The union leader said the produce two - thirds of the nation's coal, major from the White House, is heated by coal hauling coal for more than 10 per cent of obstacle holding up the settlemen was the were already closed Monday for Veterans their revenues, and a spokesman said that sufficient already have posted layoff size of the economic Day in advance of the midnight strike package dealing with supplies were stockpiled in the basement notices. wages, pensions, sick deadline. pay and other to last until summer. Miller said that "right now we have a two - week strike," but added that the Ford plans new method duration would increase for as long as the negotiations drag on. Earlier in the day, UMW Vice President Mike Trbovich said a tentative contract settlement was unlikely before the end of the week. UMW At a meeting with newsmen at the headquarters during a recess in the negotiations, Miller said there was no chance that his members would be for handling willing to extend the old contract beyond the WASHINGTON (AP) - The Ford deadline or shorten the ratification In papers filed later process Administration has signed a tentative Monday, Nixon's access. required for approving a new pact. Washington attorney, Herbert J. Miller Jr., The new pact, if approved, would not Coal production came almost to a halt agreement by which the special Watergate pleaded that Richey uphold the original prosecutor would have ready access to the negate Nixon's property claim, nor would at the end of the agreement in its entirety. He criticized the Saturday shift and is not tapes and papers left behind by former it make the materials immediately new deal struck between the expected to resume until the miners ratify President Richard M. Nixon. White House available for scrutiny to anyone but the a new contract, a process the union says and Ruth as "depriving Mr. Nixon of At the same time, the any prosecutor. will require about 10 days once the proposal would opportunity whatsoever to protect the prohibit delivery of any of the materials to presidential privilege of confidentiality." negotiations reach a tentative agreement. Nixon until the prosecutor is satisfied But it would enable Ruth to obtain Monday was Veterans Day holiday for they The special prosecutor's office had no are not needed in his potential evidence, perhaps be exposed the miners in many states and few of the investigations. role in the Sept. 6 pact between Ford and later in the courts, without The new agreement was submitted to Nixon. subpoena, mines were in full operation, hence though District Judge Charles Richey avoiding delays that might stockpiling and loading continued at some on Monday. otherwise occur. None of the material It was signed over the weekend by Under the original facilities. Some minor isolated picketing understanding, the could be removed from the White House Presidential Counsel Philip Buchen, the Nixon materials were to be forwarded was reported in southern West Virginia. heads of the Secret Service and the quickly to the former President in complex, moreover, "without an Industries that depend on coal, such as indication from the special prosecutor that General Services Administration ani California. And, unless Nixon railroads and steel mills, prepared for the cooperated, he has no further need for such Special Prosecutor Henry S. Ruth Jr. it would have forced the portions." miners' strike. Most indicated they would prosecutor to resort to court action not feel the effects for about a week. any time he wanted White House counsel Philip W. The pact would alter drastically — in to examine Buchen, Although coal shipments are still being made, most coal mines were Electric utility companies that use coal the prosecutor's favor — the terms of a a tape or document. General Services Administrator Arthur F. closed Monday, Veterans have reserve supplies but are concerned Richey already has barred shipment of Sampson, Secretary Service director H. Day, and will probably remain closed until written understanding unveiled at the time the items pending the resolution of la new contract is ratified by the United about the length of the strike. the Stuart Knight and the special Mine Workers. Most of Nixon's pardon by Ford. Richey is civil suits before him. One such effort prosecutor's The Tennessee Valley authority, the calls office jointly asked industries have substantial coal reserves and should hearing several challenges to that original for dissolving the Richey to hold a tffect of the strike for some time. not feel the full nation's largest coal user, already has agreement and his approval is necessary original 'agreement hearing Wednesday and grant approval for asked for entirely and declaring the materials the new voluntary power cuts of up to for any modifications. government property — with full public methq^for handling the records of the Nixon presidency. MSU veterans regard By JOHN TINGWALL noncombat veterans up to J450, is a fair State News Staff Writer "I'm really happy with this," one $2,000 in addition to bonuses. The$260 one. > excitement over bonuses for at least a to handle the veterans' II it "mad veteran senior said. "It really shows a million bond issue was defeated by a close applications. money," a gift from "It's pretty fair compared to other sentiment for what the veterans did, I couple months, however, since state Officials of the State Veterans Trust a little 1.60 million to 1.49 million vote. officials say the first checks will padding in a flimsy, states," Kenneth Richards., a 27 - year - probably Fund estimate a four to six month n bitten wallet. • really thought people forgot about "I would liked to have seen the not be delay old senior, who served in Okinawa, said. veterans." ready before spring. The state before payments are made. ir MSU Vietnam -era veterans "It would be hard to justify a lot more educational benefits tacked on again," legislature must enact enabling legislation In 1972, Michigan voters rejected a "I'm disappointed I'll have to wait till * their bonus from the State of than what they've given us." Holland said. "Six hundred dollars doesn't when it reconvenes similar bonus proposal that would have Monday, including next spring," a veteran student said. "But i, almost all are relishing the Wilburn Holland, a 27 • year - old really go too far today." establishing terms for the bonus if I waited this kt of the day when provided educational benefits of up to Veterans will have to sustain their - long since my service in they can cash senior majoring in journalism, said he felt financing bonds, and selecting an agency Vietnam, I can wait a little longer." toot up to $600 for their service in fortunate to be in a state offering a bonus. ed forces, thanks to voter approval "I could live in state •Hot Proposal B. a offering no T use mine bonus, or without plans to even consider for my education," one," Holland said. Woody's 'sportsmanship' rapped « Reid, 24 • year - old Vietnam The bonus, approved ® aid. "The GI by a Michigan bill falls far short of voters all the financial by an overwhelming 1,500,000 to needs of a 634,000 margin, makes Michigan the 17th state to award their Vietnam veterans a jde'. aissenior ofmajoring in fisheries and °ne bonus. MADISON, Wis. (UPI) - Miles, approximately 1,800 Dan Zimmerman, MSU Veterans F veterans and 420,000 veterans McMillin, editor and publisher of the representative on campus, said he Madison Capital Times, said in his column ■^eltfble'"'in in for a portion of the benefits voters approved expected most veterans on campus would Monday that Ohio State football coach use their bonus for education bills. ago. Bonuses will be awarded to Woody Hayes "is poisoning Big Ten "If not for education, then they'll football." ^between * veterans who served in the armed 1961 probably use it to pay the rent that the GI McMillin referred to Hayes' nationally • and 1973, and bill doesn't cover," he said. in the state at least six televised lashing out at a fan as Hayes months Greg Wood, a sophomore who served FJo induction. crossed the playing field amid confusion at 2V4 years in Germany, said he was unsure the end of the game, which MSU won, 16 • [Hi' probably just use it as mad money something frivolous how much he would be eligible for, but 13. with it," one did not think he deserved it. "I tuned in the Ohio State - Michigan . graduating in December said. "I "For soaking up a lot of beer and State game Saturday just in time to see r »ke a vacation on the West coast chasing the frauleins, I'm not sure I should Woody Hayes put on another display of LmV„ and daughter after be getting anything," Wood said. the 'sportsmanship' for which he is 'toer their Others, though, were bitter. noted," McMillin wrote. plans, most veterans on "The $600 is better than nothing, but "This time it wasn't a photographer or „ "a ^ee 'hat the bonus, which no monetary reparation can change the one of his own players or breaking up the maximum $600 to Vietnam effect service in Nam has on a guy," Jim *15 per month of yardmarkers. This time it marked the service to Keefe, a senior and Vietnam veteran said. occasion of defeat by slugging a young kid who made the mistake of approaching his imperial majesty," McMillin wrote. "Each year at this time people with pU ranked in top 20 ordinary respect for civilized decencies have to rise up and ask when, if ever, something will be done about this man's assaults on these decencies," McMillin yAP, UPI services wrote. "Obviously it will not be done by Ohio State authorities. They have long ago sold r1^ first time in two years, MSU's football team has cracked into the top 20 their trust to the win - or - else cult who K tf J°fnboth wire services. have made Hayes the unchallenged ruler of tilth. d International (UPI) poll, which is voted on by 34 college coshes that institution," he added. "He ■o^j the""5th'the (Hayes) is poisoning Big Ten Spartans 816 ranked In the Associated Press (AP) ratings, football just as Nixon poisoned the KtPr'is Selected by members of the media across the country. politics of this nation to the point that millions have lost confidence in Nv6 8 Spartan team made the ' listings was back in 1972 when Duffy our 17" Seated Ohio State, 19-12. L „ ' „ . political institutions," he wrote. "And if you think there isn't a revoltion against 1410 partans dis«PPe«red from the poll a week later when they fell to Hayes as there is against Nixon, you Woody Hayes mirrors the frustration and disappointment felt by his team and all OSU fans RrE? maUp Pabbed to No- 1 on 0,6 UPI P0". rePlacinB formerly top • rated Ohio Stadium afar the Buckeyes' 16 to 13 upset by MSU, at Spartan missed all the signs of the national exultation over the weekend at the news j the top spot from OSU In the AP poll. Saturday. of Michigan State's historic victory.' ®°PPed to third In the UPI poll and fell to fourth in the AP poll. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 12, |i Attempt to block probe traced WASHINGTON (AP) - Watergate prosecutors traced u J how former President Richard M. Nixon and his aid«1r top Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officials to FBI to rein its investigation of the break ,edtol j Women priest holds service - National Committee headquarters. Lt. Gen. Vernon A. Walters, The Rev. Allison Cheek of Annandale, Va., on deputy director of thoriA L. Patrick Gray III, former acting head of the I FBI Sunday defied a bishop's orders and became the first sesaon of the Watergate coverup trial in which a tape woman to conduct a communion service at an Episcopal Church in the United States. of Nixon agreeing that the FBI probe had to control. be £0ult 8m "ft ] The Watergate prosecutors played By holding the service at St. Stephen and the tape segment. „r meetings between Nixon and H. R. Haldeman on June 21,!^ Incarnation Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., both six days after the break • in. ' "■ Cheek and the congregation have invited formal charges Between the second and third meetings, Haldeman »„ of violating disciplinary laws of the church. D. Ehrlichman met with Walters and Richard Helms th The service was held in defiance of orders from the director, and Haldeman instructed Walters to tell Grav th,. J Rt. Rev. William F. Creighton, bishop of the Episcopal attempts to trace money found on the Watergate burel»« compromise covert CIA activities in Mexico. ^ Diocese of Washington. Cheek was among 11 women who were elevated to 'Obstructive worth' When defense attorneys tried to block a portion of ft the priesthood last July during a service in Philadelphia. But the denomination's House of Bishops declared the testimony about his subsequent meeting with Walters, pr James F. Neal argued that "these are the ordinations invalid. obstructive w there is no other way you ca"h show the clear agencv fm Haldeman to the former president of the United State! Nixon may be released soon Ehrlichman to Walters to Gray, and that is to be able to show the very words that obstruction. We've* Former President Richard M. Nixon is no longer in obstructed the 1 investigation for two weeks in this case." 1 serious condition and may be released from the hospital later this week, his doctors said Monday. Referring to the message Walters carried to Gray, Neal "They (the FBI) weren't about to uncover anything except a J J Though still physically weak, Nixon continues to to bug Democratic National Committee headquarters "1 improve and is once again taking anticoagulant drugs to During his first meeting with Nixon, Haldeman advised! former president that the FBI prevent further blood clotting in his phlebitis - stricken investigation of the break inl ■ now leading into some productive left leg. areas, because they've bT Nixon's personal physician, JohnC. Lungren, and his able to trace the money." ^ surgeon, Eldon B. Hickman, said in a written report CIA involvement protected He suggested that Gray be told that there was Monday that the former president's lung problems - a AP wirephoto involvement that had to be protected. j slight case of pneumonia in the right lung and fluid in Gen. Vernon Walters, deputy CIA director, leaves U.S. District Court in Washington Monday after giving Nixon agreed and told Haldeman, "You call them the lining surrounding the left one - are continuing to in... „ testimony in the Watergate coverup trial. it tough . . . Don't lie to them to the extent to clear up. say there id involvement, but just say this is sort of a comedy of errors." 1 Nixon is reportedly eating normal foods and walking Haldeman, Ehrlichman, former Atty. Gen. John N. MitdL more in his room at Memorial Hospital Medical Center at former Asst. Atty. Gen. Robert C. Mardian and Kennethl Long Beach, Calif. Supreme Court declines hearing Parkinson, committee, one are on - Watergate investigation. time attorney for Nixon's re elecf trial on charges of conspiring to ■ obstruct! Band plays 18 hours nonstop Nixon was named an unindicted coconspirator r by then are Director Richard Harvey of the Escondido High School band says his arms are "like lead, but my spirits light as a feather." on validity of coverup indictments jury that brought charges against the other five. break Gray said the first White House aide he talked to about! • in was Ehrlichman, who told him that "John Deanl going to be conducting an investigation for the White House! I The for this is his band played nonstop for 18 WASHINGTON (AP) - The procedure adopted by the motion to discuss the reason special prosecutor, to enact the Watergate matter, and that I should deal directly with J hours in fund Supreme Court declined Supreme Court limit the life of indictment July 9, saying he special legislation for this case Dean." a - raising effort in Escondido, Calif. Monday to hear arguments on grand juries to 18 months, could see "nothing that only to authorize continuance Gray was named acting director of the FBI upon the de„ City officials and businessmen cheered the players whether the indictments of the except for special grand juries restricts the power of Congress J. Edgar Hoover in May 1972. He resigned on on, contributing about SI,800 in cash and $2,500 in six of an existing regular grand April 27, ll men charged with dealing with organized crime. to repeal, amend, or supersede jury, the personnel of which after it became apparent that because of his handling of 1 pledges for new uniforms. participating in the Watergate Congress extended the life its delegation of authority." The band played almost everything its members coverup should be invalidated. of the Watergate grand jury On Aug. 14, the appeals was already fixed and public and whose attitudes were well Watergate investigation the Senate would not confirm appointment. J knew and rested five minutes every hour. Its effort The court let stand a beyond 18 months at the court upheld Sirica's order known to the Walters described the White House meeting on J special decision by the U.S. Court of request of then Atty. Gen. without asking for a which he quoted Haldeman as saying, "The began at 8 a.m. Saturday, ending at midnight. Elliott L. Richardson. prosecutor." bugging of Waterl Appeals rejecting a motion by government response. One of Jaworski responded that case was making a lot of noise and the Democrats were tryiJ H. R. Haldeman to strike down Haldeman argued that the six participating judges, maximize it, the investigation was leading to a lot of extension of the grand jury was im| the indictments. Congress did not have the George E. McKinnon, said he "rationally justified people and it was getting worse." Haldeman, former White power to do this because it had would have asked -then - focus: House chief of staff and one of the defendants in the current coverup trial, contended the delegated power to the rulemaking the Supreme Court and provided that "all laws in Special Prosecutor Jaworski to respond. Specifically, Leon McKinnon Jerry Jarvis National director of all organizations teaching Transcendtm grand jury which returned the conflict with such rules shall be wanted Jaworski's answer to indictments not of no further force or effect" the question of "whether it is a Meditation (TM) as taught by Maharishi Mahcsh Yogi, wll h was legally in existence. U.S. District Judge John J. denial of due process for tensing to keynote a symposium dexribing the practical wcyi JJl Sirica rejected Haldeman's being used to eliminate problems in society. Federal rules of criminal Congress, at the request of the Guest speakers include: Dr. Richard Averbach physician and TM instructor ■ Mrs. Chris Allen ■ Ph.D. Candidate researching the effects of wM Leftists demand stuttering and aphasia f Five leftist Argentine probe of CIA congressmen demanded Lansing ecology Mr. Clarence Guienze Institution, Milan, Michigan - Associate Warden, Federal Corr?rt«| Monday that the government probe a possible link between the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and offers MSU credit Also on WED. NOV. 13 WONDERS KIVA 2-4pm MSU a wave of right - wing terrorism in Argentina. campus: The legislators introduced a resolution in the House Students interested in looking for people from such as writing articles for of Deputies asking that the government investigate "the making solid contributions in science, journalism, natural Michigan Earth Beat (published Stephen Drucker, JD, Professor of Law and Government, and consciousness I possible intervention" of the CIA in Argentine affairs. the environmental area urged to do so, for credit, by are resources, political science, to environmental education and by MSEC), or long term projects, such as monitoring "TheNeurophysiology of Behavior." Tonight, Nov. 12, 8 p.m. Conrad Auditorium. All events are free and open to the public. SIMS 351-7729 | The draft resolution said that the Argentine the Michigan Student anyone else interested. government agencies, programs government should particularly investigate the CIA's Environmental Confederation Two people have taken or legislation. connection with the increase of threats, attacks, (MSEC). advantage of the independent MSEC was formed to Barb Clark of MSEC said open thursday and friday nights until nil kidnapings, tortures and politically motivated murders • study program already, monitor and investigate the students can work for the according to Clark, and "it since Hector Campora was installed as president last state legislature and to Lansing - based organization worked out real well." encourage students to year. and get MSU credits for it Students can either become participate in environmental through independent study. involved in short term projects, issues. Seven die in African mud slide Clark said the group is Hundreds of tons of mud washed down a shaft at the The State News is published by the students of Michigan Impala Platinum Mine, the world's second largest, killing State University every class day school during Fall, Winter and Spring terms, Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays at least during seven people, a company spokesman in Summer Term, and a special Welcome Week edition is in September. Subscription rate Is published Johnannesburg, South Africa, said Monday. Second class postage paid at East $20 per year. Lansing, Mich. Editorial The spokesman said the dead included two white and business offices at 345 Student Services Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, 48824. miners and "not less than" five black miners, but he GERALD H. COY, GENERAL MANAGER denied reports that 2,000 to 3,000 miners were trapped. ROBERT L. 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JANUARY big coverup story: the hooded sweater Tanaka makes cabinet shifts of January 2-30,1974 acrylic knit, by Huk-A-Poo a zip-front Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka replied to criticism of his policies and personal fortune Monday warmer to top your jeans on cool with a token reshuffle of his cabinet and a denial he VISIT WITH US was guilty of any financial wrongdoing. OPEN ADMISSION days. Navy, rust, green or ecru with The moves ended speculation that Tanaka would AND STUDY WITH US resign following the scheduled visit to Japan next week HOUSING AVAILABLE. drawstring hood, two muff pockets FOR A MONTH. by President Ford. Sizes S,M,L $16 Tanaka changed 13 ministers in his 21 member COURSES OFFERED IN Call or write today: cabinet but retained Masayoshi Ohira as Finance minister, Toshio Kimura as foreign minister and BUSINESS, EDUCATION, Wm. V. Burgess, Ph.D. Yasuhiro Nakason as minister of international trade and industry, the three key posts. Ex Deputy Prime Minister Takeo Miki NURSING, LIBERAL ARTS, Dean, Intersession University of Sen Jacobson's Shop - said Japanese Francisco voters would view the reshuffle AND SCIENCE. San Francisco, Ca 94117 as an effort by Tanaka to retain power (415) 666-6767 despite his low popularity in public opinion polls. By SUE McMILLIN 1973. The UFW has claimed that the worked under State News Staff Writer contract provides lower were good ones and popular The wines that are included in the Petitions wage levels and ones. They gave the workers some dignity. boycott are: Gallo, Carlo, Rossi, Boone's containing more than 3,000 eliminates crucial health and Yet, without telling the workers, they signatures were sent to safety Farm, Ripple, Paisano, Eden Roc, Ernest and Ghilio protections, particularly those against (Gallo) secretly signed new contracts with Gallo Monday by representatives of the deadly pesticides. Spanada, Wolfe and Sons, Thunderbird, the Teamsters in 1973 that UFW supporters United Farmworkers Committee. (UFW) Boycott The 3,152 signatures are those of The UFW has also claimed that Gallo has "threatened farm workers with most of the real benefits of the old contracts." wiped out Red Mountain, Tyrolia, and all other wines produced in Calif. Triple Jac Andre Modesta, The local boycott committee residents of the MSU began The envelope containing the signatures have pledged community who discharge or other economic reprisals if gathering signatures in support of the sent was by registered mail petitions support for the UFWs they refuse to abandon their support of to ensure that to UFW spring term. The drive continued boycott of wines produced in Modesta, the UFW and become dues it reached the Gallo brothers. over the summer and Calif., by the Gallo brothers. The boycott - paying through the first half A declaration of members of the Teamsters." of fall term. monetary value is began late in 1973 and will continue until The letter required for a package to be sent by Gallo agrees to which accompanied the renegotiate the contract it "UFW was the union of the workers in registered mail. When asked about the petitions said: "We are sending you the previously held with the UFW. the Gallo fields, until last year," John agned pledges which we have at this time. monetary value of this package, Masterson Gallo entered into its replied: with the Teamsters present contract Masterson, a member of the local boycott We want you to know that this is only the Union on "It has no monetary value, but it has July 9, committee, said. "The contracts they beginning." great value to us." Area firms use Identiseal to cut bad-check By RALPH FRAMMOLINO passing Lt. George Hein, of the latent State News Staff Writer print leaving a thumbprint on a check, because TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1974 identification unit of the Michigan State it is regarded as a private contract. Not everyone being fingerprinted Police, said he thinks thumbprinting is a Snively said he could foresee a day nowadays is a criminal. growing business. when all a customer would have to do in Cashing a check is reason enough in a "We do quite order to charge merchandise is to leave a a bit of work in that growing number of East Lansing and thumbprint and sign his her area," he said. or name. Lansing area businesses to ask for a thumb DEMOCRATS CONTROL BOARD print as positive identification. East The legality of the entire process has "There's a machine now developed in California that can scan and being Lansing banks are also using the system in yet to be formally ruled on by the check thumbprints," he said. Snively said opening new accounts. attorney general of Michigan. Lt. Hein said the practical use of such a machine would "We hope to protect the there is nothing illegal about the idea of still be far in the future. people, Unit to stress health care primarily, and the businesses also," John W. Snively president of Identiseal of Michigan, said. The Identiseal company sells thumbprint sets and is also a check By DAVE GUZNICZAK surveillance service, verifying bad checks Hauptmann, finished with 894 votes. greater burden State News Staff Writer Human Rights party candidate Dave on the Democrats to against their files. account for county spending," Hope said. "The biggest advantage is that it cuts An increased emphasis on health and Rathke had 649 in this East Lansing David Buhl, 16th District down the losses to iciil services in Ingham County will be district. businessmen," Gary >» priority of the newly elected county Current commission chairman commissioner, added that some present Clark, secretary - treasurer of Identiseal of emission, according to a post - election programs would have to be seriously re - Lansing said. "It serves as a deterrent to Democrat David Hollister, who will be a evaluated or dropped by the new board the bad check passer." irrey of commissioners. state representative in January, said that before they considered The new board is expected to be more initiating any new When a merchant gets a bad check with the new Democratic majority must face enl with 14 out of the 21 commission programs. the Identiseal thumbprint, he or she sends some important considerations before Buhl also said he does not the check to the held by Democrats. The present expect any Michigan headquarters in concerning itself with welfare programs. major changes in board policy. Grand Haven where the check is osition is an 11 -10 Democratic "I still think you'll have the ijority. The difference is expected to "The Democrats must realize that all of same operation. I don't think those returning type photographed. The picture of the print is then jcouni for some significant changes when the elected county department heads are to office will cross - referenced against the lenew board convenes after Jan. 1 st. Republicans and are very powerful give up their beliefs because company files and if the prints match with of party differences," he said. a previous offender's "There will be a strong emphasis on people," he said. print the information Most Democratic commissioners is passed on to the police in that area. The lengthening mental, health programs, ■d Conlin, re • elected 10 th District Hollister explained that it could greatly contacted said the board's present check returns to the merchant. tight cratic commissioner from the East hinder the new board's effectiveness if the budget will prevent any excessive spending Clark said that the person who intends Democrats should alienate themselves on their part. to pass a bad check losing area, said. may think twice Conlin had 1,270 votes, compared to Gordon Swix, Republican because the thumbprint will serve as commissioner from the 13 th District, who positive identification. (1 for Republican condidate Billy Hanel lost to Democrat Deborah 1(1528 for Human Rights candidate Mary Stabenow, said taiKarczewski. Composition of inexperience is one of the biggest "During the process of prosecution it is difficult to get positive Democrat Marilyn Trezise remarked, Ingham County Board problems for both Republicans and identification," Democrats on the new board. Clark said. He said that the fm hoping health services will be of Commissioners thumbprint "I think there is only about five or six would be unequivocal proof that that Moved and enlarged." people on the new board who have a real person passed a bad check. fTrezise's win over Republican year Dem. Rep. sound background in county lambent Herbert Norton in the 1st government "The thumbprint also gives us an 1971-72 8 13 experience," Swix said. >ne of the three important advantage to locate the criminal," he said. t where Democrats won formerly 1973-74 11 10 He said that cooperation among board Clark said the only prints on file, which members would alleviate the vblican seats. 1975-76 14 7 problem number 500, are those of people who as new members would Before the student vote became a gradually gain the already have a history of passing bad in county races in 1972, the board support and advice of the more checks and perpetrating fraud. experienced commissioners. k comprised of 13 Republicans and |ht Democrats. from people such as the sheriff and Although unhappy about the greater The Identiseal package includes a role judges. Democratic majority for next year, other of dermographic paper larger than the size "1 want to see extended care facilities He added that they should be aware of or senior citizens maintained and factions within their party. He said two Republican commissioners also said that of a thumb. The paper has an adhesive proved,.' Grank Guerriero, Republican cooperation would be the key to the backing which allows it to be affixed to a splits, rural vs. urban and conservative vs. board's effectiveness. check. The customer then presses his or nner in the 3rd District, said. liberal, play a strong role in determining Republican John Bos, re • elected 14 th her thumb on a chemically treated section James Heyser, 8 th District winner, said, what the board can accomplish. District commissioner, said, "I don't of the dispensor box and I think with a slightly more liberal board, really presses a Kenneth think there will be any party conflicts thumbprint on the paper. Identiseal is li« will be less oppoation to passing Hope, Democratic winner in »es sich as the the 2nd District, said that county spending along partisan lines on the new board." only one of several companies which offer day care center and Marvin Lott, Republican winner in the such emitting contraceptives for minors." would be another consideration. a package. 5 th District, remarked, "There's Heyser had 1,667 votes while his going to "When you have the majority, you also be a lot of problems. We're just The thumbprint system came out of an '(publican opponent, Joseph going to have the responsibility. There will be a have to work together." experiment in Texas during 1971 and Frank Sudac, Republican victor in the 1972. Several nationwide companies have 21st District, added, "As my father used sprung up, Identiseal being one of them. W Vou'ftE AM fcVfc, AJ096 \ 1g to say, 'When you're the hammer, you Both Snively and Clark deny that the pound. When you're the anvil, you bear.' " thumbprint idea is close to the Big 1 A0D k*AT yrr^\ » (L /vV * i 1 "The Republicans will definitely be in Brother concept, though the Identiseal V SPECIALIST? ) / 7^1 the minority. With only seven votes, we're organization works closely with the law not going to be a threat to anybody," he enforcement agencies. said. "As for infringing on privacy, it 2222 the Other election results for districts in doesn't," Clark said. "We are not asking campus area were: 6th District, anymore than another signature actually. aHFW* Democrat incumbent John Veenstra over Republican candidate Charles White, All it does is just back up a person's signature." 1,726 to 1,649; 7th District, Democrat SN photo/Daniel Shutt incumbent Pamela Stern "There's four billion worth of bad over Anthony Peterson, 2,494 to 1,714; 9th District, checks passed every year," Snively said. More and more stores are using the Identiseal process, to prevent the V Republican incumbent Da-wood Boyd over Charles Massoglia, 2,131 to 2,055, "That comes out to $1,500 for woman and child in the United States." every man, passing of bad checks. People who use the security process take a small piece of demographic paper from the and 19th District, Democrat incumbent Snively also said that more businesses dispenser, press their Pat Ryan over Rachel Hammond, 1 ,977 to have gone bankrupt from bad checks than thumb on a chemically treated portion of the box and leave a 945. mismanagement. thumbprint on the paper. - ^ imJm Union to probe committee's powers focfor says tight By ROSANNE LESS State News Staff Writer University to insure that no future intimidations would occur. They also Workers, clerical who and represent laboratory about 2,200 technician can assure you that it will be done. None of us can afford to play around. T am The Student Workers Union voted insisted that MSU take public action to workers on campus. At the time the CT's committed to a strong student Sunday to investigate the Student remedy intimidations that have already were preparing for their employment program at MSU. This is in night affect ma Employment Advisory Committee to determine if that committee has the power allegedly occurred. Allegations to date center on false and misleading statements made by various election, the University posted public statements of noninterference with the best interests of the students and the University." and authority to take campuswide action organizing measures, even though there .EDINBURGH, Scotland (AP) - A woman doctor is investigating whether tight regarding alleged intimidations and administrators. were no grievance suits pending in "We talked about many things," Breslin ""ysnts some affect a man's fertility, and says kilted Scotsmen and unclad Africans may harassment of students for union The administration refused to do this. litigation. said. "We took the position that this clues. The administrators activities. suggested that the "The Student Workers Union is University does not tolerate intimidation tat wu, told i^"1 Chandleyl 38, a genetics researcher at Edinburgh's Western General Union spokespersons say the Student student workers consider the possibility of concerned that many such grievances are or harassment of any of our employes, * newsmen she has found that animals such as rabbits and gorillas produce Workers Union is anxious that the going to the Student Employment going unreported," O'Connor said. "We either fulltime or students. We indicated J«t is 98 per cent effective. t . f„ committee process succeed. "However, if Advisory Committee. strongly encourage any student workers that there was a mechanism that these l , 1°11man who has been tested has sperm that is more than 75 per cent perfect, it is impossible to handle on campus" the The committee is an advisory who feel in any way harassed or matters (grievances) could be handled could be that committee that functions as a intimidated to immediately contact the tight underpants cause high temperatures in the testicles of union will then fill formal proceedings through very quickly. m»n and that brings about abnormalities. with MERC (Michigan Employment communications link between four ASMSU office of Labor Relations in 312 "I think it's fine that the came up with a , sample that was as defective as the average man s, he would Relations Commission). student representatives and four campus Student Services Bldg. membership •uie decided to go to the committee. It will be spot." MERC is the state agency that employer representatives. The committee "We have the machinery set up to handled expeditiously, I am positive of Medley said she and her colleagues would conduct their research in a special investigates and adjudicates labor is not a grievance procedure mechanism. discuss these things," Shintfeton said. "I that." J'1 "i °Pened Thursday. They will compare the sperm count of men in varying proceedings. "We hope that the University J of undress, from those who wear tight underpants to kilt - wearing Scotsmen and committee system is capable of responding J^nean tribesmen. The union vote followed a Thursday Auto industry layoffs rise to these questions and we hope to handle C "Potent it is. fr°m the men will be sent to the hospital's cytogenlcs unit for analysis to see meeting with University administrators these short of legal action, if possible," Jack Breslin, executive vice president; O'Connor said. «ttslILSearchm reP°rt ^at hot baths tend to reduce a man's fertility, or count of C. Keith Groty, assistant vice president for personnel and employe relations, and Jack "We went to them (the University) DETROIT (UPI) — Auto industry "The auto industry is not in a Some IH1, W,hile 001(1 baths might be helpful in improving his fertility, with a reasonable request. We wanted a layoffs soared past the 84,000 mark recession," UAW Vice President im! 10,81 testicles are outside the body in order to create a cooler Shingleton, director of the Placement simple statement of the University policy, yesterday with the layoffs of 22,525 Irving Bureau. Bluestone said at a weekend news 7tch[or sPerm than if the gonads producing sperm were inside the body, At that a University policy of noninterference Chrysler workers and the United Auto conference. "It's in a depression." research project prompted an angry response from one of Britain s major meeting, Doyle O'Connor, with the unionizing drive. They (the Workers (UAW) union urged a strong About 40,000 workers at l'^iskSe,rs,LyleandScott- representing the Student Workers Union, University) put out a similar statement at government program to stave off a near - Motors Corp. plants are General and Bob Repas, professor of labor and the time when the CT's already "One hof the Republican party. next two years in pursuing the policies to there on the beach for the next two years, and he is not spoilsport enough to deny Contemplating he backed 1 the future, he muni New trustees f The political case resignation is so for powerful immediate that one which he is already committed. A sad decision, if true. It is as if the British them such a vulnerable target. Well, surely his mind does not work mora stepping than ig out. He ample must n justification, I now go bail this way, but there is the fact. The worst Congress swollen The MSU Board of Trustees has "If elected, I would work to see fate that could befall the Democrats in legitimacy with the proof of it J been infused with some healthy that private discussions do not their moment of victory would be total and try to persuade Nelson Rockefeller, it,0T whose succeJ victory, the awful discovery that they had governor of New new blood with the recent election occur," Bruff said before his Nov. 5 York has just won not only the infamous veto - proof in flames, gonej of Democrats John Bruff and victory. That work is eagerly Congress, but also the horror of the White States. as vice president of the Ii7 Raymond Krolikowski. anticipated, since public business House. Bruff and Krolikowski will should Under the rules, Ford's resignation Surely the Democrats will nul not be handled in would automatically place Democratic opportunity to dramatize his weaknJ replace outgoing Republican clandestine meetings, especially — "vm,,™ trustees Kenneth Thompson and when the financial security of Speaker of the House Carl Albert in the P°inting out that if Ford lacks legjtil presidency, thus placing responsibility for 88 President, his appointee for the! Frank Merriman, whose higher education is in jeopardy the government on the Democrats where £/esirent sensibly I* conservatism and lack of sensitivity across the country. the voters apparently want it. "ls RePub'lcan brethren mav reasc be expected to indulon to student concerns will not be Keeping an MSU education It is inconceivable that the Democrats missed. financially available to of want it there just now. insolences, for their thoughts 1j The two new board members moderate persons means will be a m^jor TJe two years coming do not promise much beyond hard to uselessness soured»u b in the ^ u 01 ■ ended! ■ times, heartaches and handouts, and in campaign just must be closely watched to ensure problem for the trustees during visions of the carnage to such times the people who take the blame be which thevl that they follow up on their these times of economic difficulty. exposed in 1976 if he are the people who occupy the White keeps J campaign promises. Both Both Bruff and Krolikowski House, whether they deserve the blame or pinned down on the beach. 1 The for demonstrated during the campaign expressed concern for this issue not. case resignation! If you are a democrat, how much overwhelming. The House speakel a refreshing interest in keeping during the campaign, and if that president restores a small measuJ sweeter to ».tch the public hostility toll open the lines of communication concern has remained after the |e(itimacy to the presidency Sl«,, between themselves and students. election MSU students will have op .8™„ . fte.id.nt .„d anticipate the harvest of 1976 then to find th[ „ ' »« party in the House of Hopefully this was not simply two new allies in their struggle to your party abruptly made the target of a Thus the Representat] campaign rhetoric. keep solvent. soured electorate. principle of legitjj The secrecy of trustee meetings government is partly restored. 1 There is considerable concern In normal situations, it would be The Republican party, where financial matters are that Krolikowski has a glaring lack unjustifiable for a president to resign benefits by escaping from a hopt, discussed has been a recurring of because his party had been whipped in off exposed battlefield where it is witl knowledge about MSU and the year elections. The parliamentary system guns. The Democrats will be forcer ■ controversy which should be raised, current problems which it faces. He cannot be so easily adapted to the deliver, instead of merely striking as promised, by the new trustees he_ jiad never visited MSU before complex American political structure. postures, and we will all be spared! when their terms begin Jan. 1. Receiving the Democratic Fortunately for Ford, however, he is not miserable years of waiting to see wheT nomination. presiding in a normal situation and so need they amount to anything but bluster. Seldom in politics do the | Krolikowski must do some fast have no qualms about early retirement. natif His is a government almost welfare and political advantage so haj 'MooU* homework on the University if he is to be at all effective as a trustee. without legitimacy. As for first appointed President, he has been elected by no one entirely coincide. Ford can become a he will bring himself to stat*bml treat 1 The new board, with its former beyond his old congressional district in Democrats as cruelly as Ihey would | Pundits have long reveled in 4 4 party Grand Rapids. And now even this him if the presidency were t - deadlock now a 6 - 2 tiny tagging the University "Moo U." constituency has voted Democratic in two foot. Democratic majority, will be facing Inasmuch as such a nickname successive elections. fCJ 1974 New York Times such concerns as restricted student indicates MSU students do - or did have participation in board meetings, the JAMES RESTON a greater understanding of continued buying of non - United and sympathy for the creatures Farm Workers lettuce, limited man lives with, "Moo U - ers" have student accessibility to University nothing to be ashamed of. Therefore, kidnapping of the MSU flock "praf^cs" sqch a pregnant ewe from Saturday night as the are records concerning them, the problems of handicapped persons, improvement of the University affirmative action program and Rocky good in t doubly abhorrent. Such senseless many new issues that are certain to NEW YORK — On the morning after computerized the returns, and knows all who sat in on these discussions of the "cheap" is at the top of the tria exploitation of an animal for a few come up. the election, Nelson Rockefeller spent the cards in the deck, but they are coming age. The guess here is that this was what all people want. The word "s minutes of hollow fun degrade all It is hours on the phone in his Manhattan obviously not his favorite topic. He agrees, hoped that Bruff and an important, maybe even a decisive is at the bottom left of the triangle.! involved. Callous actions of this office congratulating the winners and reluctantly, that maybe his hand - picked Krolikowski will help lead the new factor, in President Ford's selection of the word "clean" is right bottom. type must not be repeated, consoling the losers. Nothing seems to successor as governor of New York, Rockefeller for vice president. or the majority toward a more open - Rockefeller points to this chart al subdue or depress this man. All his party's Malcolm Wilson, might have done better if University's delicate balance Since then, however, Ford and minded, open - doored board which troubles, all his family anxieties, all the he had followed triangular political dilemma. Therel the progressive Rockefeller haven't been able to talk very between man and nature will be is aware that a University is opposition to his confirmation as vice well - organized and powerful forcef Republican line of the Dewey • much. The election, the personal medical upset. essentially for students. president merely seem to have liberated Rockefeller years in Albany, but he avoids what is cheap, secure and clean. The I problems of their families, and his boundless supply of energy and personal blame and puts the election Rockefeller's confirmation difficulties trouble. Rockefeller says, is that theX optimism. results down to the accumulated have intervened. So Rockefeller sits here all in conflict with each other. And mf Marshall a It is not that he is blind or indifferent to other potential difficulties ahead. In fact, he has a short list of impending frustrations of Vietnam, Watergate and the recession. in his office on Fifty - fifth Street and waits for a call to Washington from we will things get never get them all together even worse than they are u| I What really interests him is how we can chairman Howard Cannon in the Senate So he waits on Fifty • fifth Street! dangers that could quickly make the get on to practical remedies for our energy and chairman Peter Rodino in the House he muses. If only we could gell Many MSU graduate assistants he has tried to instill in his economic prospect even grimmer than it crisis, and how to mobilize the scientific to decide whether he is going to be vice scientists back in the government! strike out as teachers, and few win students, including the Oakland now seems. and engineering talents of the nation to president or not. think about our possibilities instead ofl awards for their pitching prowess. A coal strike this month, strike of the make us more independent of Athletic's Herb Washington and a energy Meanwhile, Rockefeller waits and problems. f However. Mike Marshall, MSU oil, chemical and atomic workers next On food and hunger, how to get Marshall's Dodger teammate Steve month, a 12 per cent shortage of natural resources abroad. Rockefeller is in his sixties concentrates, not on the pessimistic and how to govern - and the differ! ele| teacher, Ph.D. candidate and ace Garvey, these mind - over body now. He has predictions about his party, his country, - gas in what promises to be a very cold between the two — on his mistakes off relief pitcher for the Los Angeles attitudes. pne through all the political and and the western world, but about his Dodgers, has proven that his arm is winter, and the very real danger of another Middle East war, plus higher oil prices and ideological battles of the last generation, and seems to have concluded that the optimistic visions of the future. In his past and his hopes for the future talks between the telephone calls. JIl Marshall must be congratulated spare office behind his blind door on Fifty as good as his academic record. even an oil boycott — any one of these, he practical problems of life cannot be • fifth Street — the calculated austerity of almost always too happy to hear the vl not only for his achievement as a Marshall recently won the thinks, could spin us into a major national resolved by old party slogans or too complimentary, too consoling I baseball player, but also for his ideologies. the rich — he keeps talking and yearning baseball writers' Cy Young award as crisis. Since the beginning of this year, when particularly too flattering. for that national office that he was never this year's outstanding pitcher in continuous efforts to change the But it is typical of Rockefeller to he resigned the governorship of New York, But there is something very good si quite able to achieve. narrow minded anticipate these possible problems, not to he has been gathering together the best He has a cheap artist's easel or display bottom of this well, for, unlike most! the National League. He is the first - image of a sports relief star. deplore them but to act now to avoid brains that Rockefeller money can buy to stand next to a table for sue or eight in his of his age, he is thinking cf the future® pitcher in the National them, and to be ready with a program to define the "critical choices" before office. On it this week he has a triangle gathering together the brains and visioT "As an athlete, I am no one to deal with them if they cannot be avoided. League. He is the first relief pitcher America and the world. One of the which is supposed to illustrate the the coming years. be idolized. The fan should His present frustration is that, pending ever to snare the coveted award, enjoy members of this company is Gerald Ford, dilemma of the energy crisis. Hie word (C) 1974 New York Times and MSU students and staff have a the high skill level of the performer confirmation by the House and Senate as and not build anymore into it than vice president, he feels like a beached right to be proud of his that," Marshall said. whale, eager to help President Ford in any accomplishment. The University of way the President asks him to help, Michigan had Gerald Ford. Now "Fans should enjoy the quality confident that the problems before the MSU has gone at least one better of performance, not the result. Our nation are soluble, even excited about with Marshall. whole society is deluged with the presiding over the Senate - but unable to Marshall acquired his skills as a concept that winning is all that's do anything until sworn into office. And Ad criticized pitcher through long, hard years of important. That is bull. All that's meanwhile he is even wondering whether The ad for the book "How to Succeed work and study. He uses his mind important is that the individual do it would be all right if he accepted an in College Without Really Trying" (Nov. HOW TD as much as his invitation 7, page 18) was disgusting. The fact that body to control the the best he can," he said. to the new governor's I SUCCEED _ conference in Utah this weekend. the State News printed this ad is flight of a baseball. As a teacher of Your head's in the right place, |m cou£<£ | neuromuscular relaxation at Rockefeller is not very interested in reprehensible and patently irresponsible. WITHOUT MSU, Mike. Even with talking about the election. He has a minimally progressive social rdiiN£> conscience, the State News should be seeking to promote education in its classic ISWAHPOWOJ PAT NA liberal sense, not counterproductive ■ in r £ adolescent ripoff schemes. I would be among the first to admit that the University exists mainly to serve Reporter fears 1984 looms the interests of corporate capital in America. Institutions like grades and required courses serve to discipline and or illegal grounds. The purchase of the book mentioned in the ad is a personal I think the State News deserves! After reading Paul Smyth's letter about education at MSU worthy of debate? among the top 10 such centers in the stratify the potential labor force. But we praise for prostituting its ethics to ■ the must not let the process of moral decision, and the State News does the indigent students of the "shoddy journalism" in my story on English Language Center (ELC), I can This is the meaty type of material that there should be more of in campus country, that certainly doesn't mean it is perfect or immune to objective criticism. the hassles and bureaucratic bullshit of surmounting not wish to deny its readers their right to this^Un^l® only shake my head and fear "1984" is newspapers, instead of the bland "cutesie" higher education become an object in such decisions. 135 Collingwood| around the corner. And it certainly is objective and itself. I would like to thank the State News important to consider the main question Instead of "psyching out" the system Most reporters expect a certain amount posed in the story: Are literature graduate in order to "beat" it through juvenile and on behalf of the students of MSU for Regarding the recent full of "fan mail" whenever we do a running the advertisement "How To advertisement run in the State No ■ assistants really qualified to teach sexist games, the truly Succeed controversial story. And it's good when foreign revolutionary In College Without Really 7 entitled "How to Succeed in students how to speak English? solution (and maybe the liberal one, too) people tell us they think a story is unjust, Since when isn't the quality of Trying." With sections such as "The Art of Without Really Trying:" the btawj lies in understanding the system in order because it keeps us on our toes. In fact, education at MSU Though Smyth would Plagiarism," "The Invisible Cheat Sheet" - has again displayed their lack ot i 1 worthy of argue yes, the to change it or to subvert it. Education, and "007's Guide to the expectation of receiving criticism debate? matter is not so cut and dried that there is Cheating in the and incompetent journalistic discrei for those who take it Exam Room," this book is bound to makes us try harder to make our no room for debate. seriously, involves choosing to print an advertised ■ serious investigation and reflection. It is relieve us of much of the controversial stories fair to both parties drudgery of questionable value and ethics. | It is one thing for him to stick too bad that the State News has involved. up for played studying. when moral vacuity is c°mm his department, and another into the hands of those who would For a mere $10 it is now thing for him possible to »...««.» the among »..«= branches of our gov ^ What troubles me, therefore, is not so to intimate that the State News prevent us from using minds to change learn the secrete of acquiring much should the world. our nothing from the State News continues to prop B J Smyth's comments about my stuff written so as not to incur the wrath never have printed the story in the first Pat a^o,, a $10,000 education. I understand that a type of moral ineptitude with in 1 reporting, but his implication that ELC is of any of the Big Brothers who run place. 1519 G Spartan Village follow up course is in the making, "How for the intelligence of its readers. I beyond criticism. To Succeed In Life Without Sine when isn't the quality of Rationale of that type smacks of Editor's nota: State News advertising Trying." Sorry no money - back guarantee Really Ch"j?GoP Though MSU's ELC is reputed to be "1984," and that's un ■ nice. policy includes the refusal of ads on sexist Dav ,92Nl on that one. ' * Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan IMA Tuesday, November 12,1974 5 MANDATE JNDHEHADA FRANK FROM THE tOPLF... FROMfflt PEOPLE.. Mustang Bar bucks blase Entertainment writer Frank Fox has watched the gradual drift of MSU bar patrons into the city of Lansing, as they took over Dogwoods, Macs and Emits in their inebriated march to the center of the capital Fox now envisions the culmination of this encroachment into the industrial wasteland If the East Lansing bar scene seems a little too tame and your idea of a fun time is getting kicked in the head by a wild horse, you might hazard an evening at Lansing's Mustang Bar. You might, and then again you might not. Where, one might reasonably ask, is the Mustang Bar? It lies halfway between the Barbary Coast and the Bowery, a few doors down from the Bucket of Blood. fOM WICKER Bar People will tell is the you that the Mustang focal point of Lansing's crumbling "North End." That is so, but Election brings only because Lansing has no waterfront. If many the city did, the Mustang would be there. In reality, the Mustang is probably no Random notes on the election results: Bayh in a Senate race, or Houston majorities put the Democrats worse, nor better than a few other choice on the Maybe 1976 will be the year when one Floumoy, the California controller who spot. spots in the back streets of capital city. They will have to share responsibility f the major parties could profitably put a lost for that state's now But the place has, well, a certain governorship, would for such matters as inflation and recession ck or a woman on its national ticket. bring a young and attractive air to the reputation. Its customers tend to be a bit and the defense __,lh did well in congressional, state and Ford Administration. But the budget. They have colorful. Just a bit. danger is virtually no policy - making machinery to disapproval through spittle soaked lips. The wall behind Poe ocal campaigns this year. Both have been that Ford, clubby congressional type that On certain nights the place looks like it "If you kills • collapses under tone well enough for some time now to he is and loyal friend to help them develop a program, and is filled with a man," the philosopher the onslaught of Pancho Villa and a score boot, might try to probably lack the discipline and coherence refugees from the last Clint shouts, "I say if you kills a man, he go to of syphilitic bandits who ride pvidf a small stable | staff up with old buddies from the House to carry out a Eastwood spaghetti - western. The ones the cemetery and through on of experienced office who were sent home program if they had one. Eastwood didn't want to tangle with. you goes to the sway • backed burros laden with bound by the voters, mostly penitent ry. What have you • holders and proven for good reason. Indeed, the Mustang is right out of a gained?" virgins and bags of gold. His companion drools and The le getters. Such The long - established dozen B movies. It grunts in scene is too intense. Escape is • trend toward • seems a place for agreement. .j offbeat ticket independent voting continued, with ticket secret meetings and conspiracy, a place to imperative. would instantly lift buy treasure maps and sell souls. A place "What have The only way out is ■ • splitting visible all over the place and a you gained?" the through the men's the party sponsoring ! card for sightless pirates to give one another the philosopher cries triumphantly, "you is room, but the door is blocked by the - carrying independent elected both Jacked." it out of the ruck of governor of Maine. New York, Maryland, Black Spot. crumpled body of a Maltese sailor. Half of the poor lout's nose has been bitten off pities - as • usual. Ohio, Nevada, Arizona, Iowa, Oklahoma, The net gain in Democratic "Aaarrh, this is from Cap'n Flint," they Sound advice. one of the tree sloths that by Against a Ford - Oregon, Pennsylvania and South Carolina presidential would croak. Beneath the • hang from the candidates, in the steely - eyed analysis of philosopher's barstool, a Rockefeller ticket, j all elected governors and But reality is not so sweet. vicious troll waits for an ceiling. senators of the Great Mentioner, unsuspecting With his own blood, he writes for example, the Democrat! appears to be one. A It is Saturday night in the pilgrim. In the far corner, a opposing parties. ranking incumbent presidential candidate, Mustang. a ragged derelict toise than to run, say, Tom Bradley, the Only a few bent - over characters lean chews on the yellowed pathetic epitaph: At this rate, how long will it be before Gov. John Gilligan of stem of a black mayor of Los Angeles, or Ella Ohio, was knocked against the bar. One is a philosopher suspicious round • bowled pipe. He looks "Oh God, dear God some daring presidential hopeful decides out, but that loss was canceled by Grasso, the new governor of Connecticut, Hugh without a philosophy. His companion is a altogether too much like You went too far for vice president. The Democrats to shortcut the exhausting party Carey, yesterday a Brooklyn Congressman, toothless old man with grey - stubble Edgar Allen Poe. Lord God, Billy Bob, it is nominating process, or refuses to accept now automatically presidential timber as Edgar Allen When You stuck my ass probably will do worse, too. whiskers who gurgles his approval or Poe. What kind of its outcome, and governor of New York. The net a place is this, anyway? In the President Ford suddenly has a whole runs as an independent? gain of Mustang Bar. " one comes from Edmund G. Brown lew gallery from which to choose new George Wallace showed it could be done in Jr., DOONESBURY (ices for his administration. A host of 1968, and such a gesture might strike the the new governor of California, and John by Garry Trudeau defeated Glenn, a landslide winner for an Ohio Republicans, offering both right chords in a public that seems little Senate seat. Both are untried and Brown is dingers and opportunities, will be swayed by party labels and "voted for the they say they love unaged, but each is worth a half ■ Mention hey, rev- ?0nk&?,!t's a! they say tm6m that's why x came blocking at the door of the White House man" - or the woman - it liked best. in this age of desperation. what a nice my novel- hey, 10 be famous,a star! out here, zonk! 1 had personnel office. Some, like Indianapolis As both sides have been quick to point | surprise! what its finally that's i'm being sent on to 6et out of the cjty, Mayor Richard Lugar, a loser to Birch out, the big new Democratic congressional : mines you been accepted great, a 30-ctty tour— (C) 1974 New York Times to 6et in touch mth OUT HERE? FOR PUBU- scottyf talk shows auto- myself before it MY LITTLE FRIENP HERE HAS OH, AND 9EF0RE I F0R6E7 :7 YOUT r \ cation! \ 6raph parties, all 8e6insi ARENT N _ MY stomach ■ Weu)ANTr0 5UV VOLUNTEERED TO MAKE UE A (JE'U. NEEP AWtfT A MILLION / the urns' SOME MATERIA. SKATIN6 OUTFIT FOR A EXCITE?,., HURTS CLEAR 5E3UIN5! WHEN I'M OUT THERE MARGE ?! ) DOUN TO MY I FOR A SKAT1N6 CJMPETlTi JN I'M 60)N6 TO K IN; COINS MY NJMB6R, I uJANT TOE*! W.Z95 TO REALLY 6PARKLE! y The MSU Art Dept. and the IJAB Artist in Residence Series early morning akjo inspector aeabody presents THIS WEEK AT THE has been calledto violet's flower shop ARTS B CORAL GABLES with Jeff Hoare, visiting TUESDAY NIGHT IS: International House of Pancakes | from London 2800E.GR/1ND RIVER PRESENTS The Arts Bang concept developed during the past ten years through Mr. Hoare's efforts to integrate various art forms IT a total experience. It is both a means of creative ssion in itself stimulus for expression in a through a number of forms and a WEDNESDAY NIGHT: mm v _ '"'rolve the rt movement, and extend single media. The program will participants in a series of exercises, part drama, to involve other facets or HAPPY HOURS Stbwuriq Ktistic communication. 8 -11 P.M Inspector Harrison Orville Peabody Wed. Nov. 13 at 3pm and 8 pm in the Union Bldg. THURSDAY NIGHT IS: i did, inspector peabody, THE SHOP OPENS AT 9 A M. IVE BEEN HAVING SOME i'm her niece, rose petal, DO YOU ALWAYS COME TO SMALL PROBLEMS AND Gold Room QUART NIGHT i got hepe around fc am and found "w e front poor WORK SO EARLY ? COULDN'T SLEEP-1 WAS mad been broken in,then i GOING TO EAT BREAKFAST It is FREE! THIS WEEK: EASY discovered BUT THE I HOP WASN'T AUKJT^S OPEN YET, SO I CAME 2838 E. Grand River 337-1311 T0THES7Ol?E TUESDAY COMMIT YOURSELF TO 1HE TEQUILA PRIESTHOOD? Why be a priest? Certainly, in times as difficult as these NITE! we live in, years past. being a priest is a lot harder today than it was in And committing oneself to anything for any amount of pood & Booze time seems to be one of the conflicts of our modern age. But i'm afraid not my dear. itmink E. Grand River the priesthood is a challenge. A big one. the chief will findthe flaw _ Today, more than ever before in history, men and women, in your grime, and arrest you~ young and old. are searching for religious meaning, for ALL forthe murder of your aunt Uquila Drinks withdrawal from isolation and alienation to joyful community experiences, for Good News in the midst of discouragement and hope in the place of pessimism. H PRIC The Paulists are trying to minister to these needs. As a contemporary religious community serving the American people, our mission is to communicate the love of Christ to people. Every Paulist is a missionary: in the pulpit or the parish 6pm-1 am house ... on campus or in the inner-city . with the spoken or the printed word . he is communicating to people. His mission is to all of America. His message is love; the love of Christ for all people. HAPPY HOURS It isn't easy but the Paulist welcomes commitment. solution; Welcomes the challenge. If you are interested in the Paulist way of life, send for the Paulist Papers. ,9NWdOH SAVM1V <51 dOHl 3HI 2pm-5pm Mon,-Sa». Writ* to: Father Don C. Campbell, Room 101 'A89N0tl aanOA N3HM H311VU ON OS OOA 3Aa'3S 01 OOOd JO OiaOM 301M UVE FOLK ENTERTAINMENT R4ULIST 3X)HfV\ V HUM AVO V SdOOH hi N3dQ 61 dOHl 3H13SnVO30' lrO V9 380i3a 03S01Q Mon Sat 9 p.m. • • 1 a.m. IMWERS 415WtSTMTNSI MWYOM.M.V.IOOI9 dOtil 3Hi_<3NOOJ3AVM J^NQinOD 3S0y 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 12, J GM exec offers advice to students in liberal arts By PETE DALY situation," Pryor said. the The bow section of the openmindedness of ud State News Staff Writer Pryor said an increasing students, but also Liberian tanker Tekton MSU students in liberal arts number of college graduates biases against noticedS floats dangerously in and social sciences should try mostly in social science or business. liberal arts Probably most of ii shipping lanes off the to make themselves more of a - are finding little students had , coast of South Africa salable product if they opt for or no employment in their preconceived a business career, a General field, and many turn to notiorTl Monday after an businessmen," Pryor said I Motors executive says. business for jobs. explosion ripped the Pryor wants peopje 1 L.B. Pryor, asst. general "And if you just float into realize how much hull into two sections sales manager for G.M.'s business (following done for America. businea J L Sunday. The tanker Cadillac division, spent last graduation), you are apt to "It has done collided with the week on campus as part of a waste several years before than any other more fj p rogram promoting finding a rewarding job," Pryor said "But I want system'T Norwegian tanker Obo contact between students, said. liberal J students to Queen Oct. 10. universities and business. Graduates that have never of being sec the importl AP wirephoto able to improvel "Liberal arts or social taken courses in accounting, system. And they can do I science are both good business management or from within." ^ packages, but they are lacking marketing usually have to work in some respects," he said. several years as clerks Earlier in the interview he secretaries when they or U-M workers | finally said students should make a find a job in a business firm, he decision concerning their said. vote to future "based on realistic "By taking business courses, appro! facts." they can reduce that time UAW "I think the facilties colleges and universities can at through making themselves more salable to employers," affiliaticj Pryor said. encourage the students to do more career exploration early Pryor stayed in Wonders ANN ARBOR (upn Office and clerical worker! | in their college career," Pryor the University of Michl Milliken Hall and spent most of his time faces leg said. "Maybe they can make certain options more palatable to the student." Two weeks ago the State attending Justin Morrill classes. He said he intentionally chose to mingle with students and have voted 1,444 to favor of affiliation with United Auto Workers "Ibis is by far the 920| Unl | By WILLIAM J. HOLSTEIN edge in the house, the battle Ryan of Detroit, who has been News asked Robert Machin, a faculty who have had the least laj United Press International lines are clearly drawn. able to strike a mutally GM recruiter, what contact with business. single white collar victol UAW vice president Although the Democratic Milliken, understandably beneficial working a such as multidisciplinary social degree "Justin Morrill is rather Fraser said after the vol Dougl J legislature and Gov. Milliken enthusiastic after his understanding with Milliken, is science means to a GM insulated from business. I announced. are now exchanging broad convincing victory over stepping aside, most likely to recruiter. would like to see that change It marked the first tiu_ pledges of cooperation, they Democrat Sander M. Levin, be replaced by House in the future," he said. says he is "excited about the Democratic Floor Leader "If you mean just that Pryor clerical and office empll are already rolling up their degree by itself, without any was impressed with had voted to unionize. sleeves for escalated partisan challenge of working with a Bobby D. Crim of Davison. business background or even 1 PW0CWAM INFORMATION 3326944 skirmishing. newly constituted legislature." "We'll get along with the experience like summer work TO Milliken has rarely been in confrontation posture with On some issues such as social matters and governor as long as we have on the line at GM, then it Tonight open 7 p.mj a impact in programs and goals," wouldn't mean much," Machin the tranportation, Milliken may get Crim said. "We'll get along if 7:20 & 9:20 legislature during his six said. years as governor because along better with the new we have impact and an imprint Pryor sees the current the upper chamber has been legislature than he does with on any programs going economic and tight job market controlled by Republicans. the current one. One of the through." woes disappearing soon. often heard wisecracks Floor leader Jerome T. Hart - "Right now business is in a The senate has served as a around the Capitol in recent of Saginaw is beginning to flex bit of a cut - back posture, but buffer between the Democrat - years has been "Milliken gets his political muscle and by the middle of next year the controlled House and the along better with Democrats promises to keep Milliken on job market will be much governor by diluting anyway." his toes. improved from the current An all IVIEW filnn potentially embarassing bills But on economic matters inspired by the before they ever hit Milliken's and labor legislation, which are novel, "AIRPORT" desk. Few vetoes have been sure to dominate much of by Arthur Hailey. necessary. upcoming legislative action, GOV. MILLIKEN upper But now that the Democrats have a solid 24-14 hold on the chamber and a 66-44 the Democrats are sure to back Milliken into a corner. House Speaker William A. AIRPORT 1971 A UNIVERSAL PICTURE TECHNIC010R" RfVNAVISION" po*> Wed. "Bargain Day" $1.00 to 5:30 p.m. Council now accepting petitions for standing committee seats The Academic Council is •Educational Policies: Examines educational accepting student petitions through Thursday for open seats on issues affecting the University. One minority nine standing committees. student seat. Each student faculty committee includes •Faculty Tenure: Judicial and - investigatory one white and one nonwhite student. A committee for faculty tenure actions. One seat majority of the 12 open seats must be filled by for a nonwhite. nonwhite students. •Honors Program: Evaluates and makes Seats on these committees are recommendations for honors programs. One open: •Academic Governance: Reviews bylaws for seat open to a minority student. academic governance (the Academic Council •International Projects: Coordinates and and Academic Senate). One seat is open for a evaluates the University's educational programs. minority student. One minority student seat. •Building, Lands and Planning: Studies •Library: Evaluates Library services and proposals for land use by the University. They facilities. Two seats open; one to be filled by a explore the public safety, ecological nonwhite student. implications and appearance and location of •Public buildings. One seat for a minority student. Safety: Studies public safety facilities and policies of the University. Two •Business Affairs: Evaluates policies within seats open; one to be filled by a nonwhite student service operations and business office that relate to academic and research Petitions available in 104 Student Services aspects of the University. Two seats are open. One must be Bldg. are to be returned to the same room by filled by a nonwhite student. Thursday. Reprint of a review of "Resurrection of E»«" from the San Francisco Advocate A new pornographic film hat a Mitchell Brothers Film Group opened Ordinarily, at no O'Farrel Cinema. one w Production different. Fir»t, I Marilyn Chamber*, "Rolls Royce of sautiful woman presently appearing I'1 hard core films, Hard-Core!' Second, it s produced by Mitchell Brothers whose -SHOW are indisputable the most erotic. After thirty two years of travelling The film is entitled Resurrection of Eve." "The witji just about every format into "The Best Marilyn Chambers', The which the ja// orchestra can he * I Ivory Flakes girl, performance is Hard-core the best of her career. She has expanded, STAN KEIMTON returns J the kind of vulnerability a 19 piece unit that is one of the Film reminescent of Monroe that works extraordinarily most cohesive and best balanced well in Ever this film. Her exquisite beauty ensembles in Kenton history heightens the erotically charged made!" It's younq, airy and free "The Resurrection of Eve" Is Goldstein produced and directed by James The flash, the flair, the sensuous and Artie Mitchell. Their films Advances are notoriously erotic, attested thrust of the Kenton sound has to by the large number of busts ... Eroticism their films have suffered. more than survived, it has conquered and Dramatic "Resurrection of Eve" Is their most erotic to date. It is at once the big band decline to become classic There's vintage Kenton Presentation' totally graphic, pornographic, yet it retains a absolutely PLAYBOY feeling of delicacy and beauty. The Mitchell Brothers are sensitive and intelligent men and it shows through in every frame contemporary ballads which of "Resurrection of Eve." They know why the audience is there, engulf the concertgoer with a sense and they deliver what is of shared loneliness Which is exactly expected. They also reveal what great ja// beneath the hard core exterior, and Kenton's music the ambiguities of human -vvall about behavior without erotic and desire as it if felt people, not the mechanistic sex by real Friday, November 15 at 8 Ibp.m machines that ordinarily University Auditorium Single tickets Sfi ()() '> 00 4 00 iVISU Students S3 00 i 50 ? 00 IQNICHI Union Ticket Office Showtimes: 7:00, 8:40, 10:20 H 1 5 4 30 pm weekdays 355 3361 Showplace: 111 Olds ively Aits Series (B) Admission: $2.25 Eve" was busted. There a clear pattern. The emerges 'dure Concert Series garbage runs unmolested by the police, while at MSU . You must be 18. All patrons quality porno films that really RATED X will be checked for proof of age. ° Iurn People on are P*'"9 h»r«««a pending constantly further fj lus WHE RE 7tHUr¥s|^ "DEATH WISH" l«9al action, the film will - LEONARD HARRIS, Tonlt* It lilt liIO CBS-TV TwIIIU Hour «:00 - C:30 Adult* 1. ABIAIHIM Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 12, 1974 7 Beach Boys, Shankar By JUNE DELANO "Shankar Family & Friends" diversion from mainstream This c»te Newi Reviewer Ravi Shankar Western music. epic composition, based Hundreds of good albums The canyon Now the master sitarist has on a love and lust, is myth - like story of -teased each year, but only Eastern and Western between gathered over 30 engrossing and *re few offer the has been bridged, not culture performing on musicians, over 30 stimulating and ultimately bination of composition by Henry approaches a religious Wormance that can bring Kissinger, but by Ravi Shankar. instruments, for an opus called experience. It is progressive, The mentor of "Dream, Nightmare and Dawn: rsy party to attentive flower children has the 1960s Music for a Ballet by Ravi new music at unhindered by the restraints of its best, and leave listeners in his own with a come into Shankar" which takes stunning album up the a rock and roll or classical "lo nirvana. that combines classical entire second side of Indian the genre. These albums, which may or music with western record. not feature outstanding jazz and The "Smiley Smile" and "Friends" classical musicians include musicianship, contain a composition. "Shankar Family and Friends" members of Shankar's family, The Beach Boys live magic that sets them George is a long overdue album from a Harrison (Har'i In 1 96 7, before Brian from other undeniably unique musician. Georgeson), Tom Scott, Billy Wilson lost his hearing and releases. Shears, Nicky Hopkins and kept a giraffe in his backyard, Tw0 records issued in Shankar, introduced to Billy Preston. The the Beach Boys produced their •ember create this magic America by the Beatles in their sophisticated and finest album, "Smiley Smile." must inevitably join such guru days, is a virtuoso sitarist exciting instrumentation offers a range But in 1967, the San jc5 as The Beatles' "Sgt. who is equally recognized in from moog synthesizer Francisco to sound and the first Crosby, Stills classical and popular circles. Boehm flute to exotic Indian psychedelic rock dominated Nash album and Joni But until this album, he was instruments which are the music scene. L. A. surf chell's "Court and Spark." regarded as rarely a peripheral heard in this bums were being country. replaced in the news by Haight - Ashbury hippies. The rchestra performance beautiful probably the peak of Wilson's composing career, never album, won the recognition it deserved. There is no test like time, however, and the new Warner Warner Brothers has rereleased the Beach hows mix of best, worst Brothers Smile" (in with "Friends" from release of "Smiley a double package the late 1960s. Boys' albums 1967 and 1969, these albums were lost in the wave of "Smiley Smile" and "Friends." Originally released in new groups that entered the rock and roll market in 1969) will right the ByEDZDROJEWSKI enthusiastically and injustices of the they this piece during rehearsal past. State News Reviewer looked like they because it sounded like the enjoyed The quality (ormance at ' r Sunday by the MSU of the Fairchild playing the pieces. There some the wind intonation problems in instruments, but were on orchestra was sight reading it. Perhaps orchestra a Burk gave the "halftime pep talk" The common criticism of the Beach Boys is that they lack good instrumentals. The obvious reply is that their A Synagogue will traveling exhibit of ex ony Orchestra showed the whole it was an acceptable Shaarey Zedek, 1924 Coolidge "Rabbi With Torah." Chagall, represented by two wood during the intermission because voices are their contemporary work by Jewish Road. variation. Hiere was some performance. instruments who now lives in engravings which were they returned to give the best and the guitars, artists, including Marc Chagall France, is the worst and some of the Pianist Edith Kraft made drums and There is no admission known executed by Stefan Martin. performance of the season so and Ben Shahn, will as a master of playing to be heard so far her debut with the orchestra far. keyboards are almost appear charge. The proceeds from the symbolism. Prints and reproductions of playing incidental. briefly at an East Lansing show will go to the Hillel season. Chopin's "Piano Listening to the Shahn, a great American many of the works in the Conductor Dennis Burk did Concerto No. 1 in E Minor." Schostakovich "Smiley Smile" is an album synagogue Sunday afternoon. Foundation Building Fund. artist and major influence in exhibit are available at costs Kraft is a new asst. professor of "Symphony No. conceived for and built upon display anything more than 9" was like listening to a the Beach Boys' unmatched Over 60 etchings, pen and Chagall, a major painter of the contemporary art world, is ranging from $10 upward. usual style of conducting, piano with the Music Dept. ink completely different orchestra. vocals. The compositions break drawings, watercolors and the 20th century, is emphasized the strings and 1 Chopin wrote some of his The intonation problems the traditional surf sound and lithographs are part of a represented in this exhibit by a strict tempo. His most brilliant piano music in collection gathered by the this work and Kraft miraculously disappeared and drift into complex and ference for brilliant certainly what ensued was an Union of American Hebrew Ktral colors was evident lived exciting sophisticated musical up to it. She has a performance. For once Burk structures. Congregations. out the concert, opened the concert with sensitivity of touch that is quite rare in pianists. This gave let the brass blare out, to the excitement. adding If ever an album deserved a second chance, "Smiley Smile" the They will be displayed at second . &\N CO/vr annual Jewish e short "Hungarian the concerto a flavor that it The music itself is hilarious. does. Now seven years Community Book Fair and Art ies" by Bela Bartok. does not often have. old, it is Many Schostakovich decided to up to date, Display from noon to 4:30 early works by the pianists play with bravado - - superbly flaunt the tradition of the produced and will be p.m. Sunday at Congregation temporary Hungarian rather than with sensitivity. "great ninth symphony." Kraft would probably make a competitive in the r are pleasant tone Instead, he created an with a definite folk recital of Debussy's piano contemporary music market. "atrocity" in the style recently music a memorable experience. adopted by Peter Schickele in tirk led the orchestra Unfortunately, the his PDQ Bach compositions. In orchestra did not come the course of the five 0nist to anywhere close to the soloist. give It was easy to tell when the movements of the symphony, Schostakovich quoted at least orchestra had the melody two composers in a completely 'e recital on because it could not be heard ffreverant style. over the muddled noise. TTie The audience loudly entire group was badly out of applauded this last piece, in mpus tonight tune, especially during the first complete contrast to the first Guest pianist Louis Nagel movement. half of the concert. /HI"26* Such a performance is play in recital at 8:15 inexcusable. Admittedly the ht in the Music Building ~ Chopin work is overly long and Have a hamburger mm. m. Nagel is a member poorly orchestrated, but it the Music Dept. of the deserves better than what it at the Highwheeler. '(isity of Michigan. " got. Burk must have neglected . . stured will be one of his compositions, the "Sonata Over a XAlb. groundbeef 1,"written in 1962. Nagel also play a Mozart sonata on a sesame seed bun m's"Fantasia in C recital is open to the only 75* free of charge. " all day Tuesday GEORGE C.SCOTT November 12 "Do I drink i DON'T TODAY OF this and go or stay all night?" i < TO DOLPHIN Don't forget our pitcher Perry Morgan settle for WED. At 1:00-3:05 5:10-7:15-9:20 P.M. >o For The Seesaw specials Nov. 15 i less, get 6:00 & 8:30 pm SEXTON HIGH SCHOOL the authentic iXhe Today Open 6:45 P.M. 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Thanks BLACK MUSICAL NIHH Open 7:30 to 5:30 TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW 8:15 p.m. DIRECTED BY PETER LANDRY BOOM 1IOM FAIRCHILD THEATRE BOX OFFICE OPEN MONDAY FRIDAY 12 5 ■ - PHONE 355 - 0148 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November I2,i| Stolz enjoying big victory By CHARLES JOHNSON "I've got a stack of game Washington suffered a were susceptible to. State News Sports Writer programs on my desk that dislocated vertebrae in his neck "We knew that (Archie) people brought in this morning as a result of a hard collision Griffin would get his yards, but Monday afternoon Spartan for me to sign," he said. with OSU safety Neil Colzie. what we didn't want was for coach Denny Stolz was still "That's fantastic." The junior from Pontiac their darn quarterback savoring his team's 16 — 13 "Our fans are much Norhtern High is currently (Cornelius Greene) to start upset victory over the No. 1 appreciated because they have hospitalized and only his running around," Stolz said. ranked Ohio State Buckeyes great depth and bearing on the family is allowed to visit him. "We got better as the game Saturday at Spartan Stadium. performance of our football Spencer sustained a knee went on. "This win was great for our team. You have to leam to win injury and will be out of action "When we went for the first University," Stolz began. "It and that's what we were trying for the remainder of the down (In Spartan territory was great for our community, to do by asking the fans to season. It is not known early in the game) with fourth our people ... in fact, it was wear green and white. It takes whether his injury will require down and one yard to go and great for the country." a joint effort by the fans, the surgery. made it, I think that set the Stolz's high assessment of press, the community . . . Bimey suffered a slight tone for the whole game." the significance of MSU's everybody." Stolz said. concussion after being hit on a victory drew laughs from the Though MSU came away punting attempt early in the press gathering assembled at his from the victory in fine first quarter. He will be fine for weekly luncheon. But national stature on the basis of the rest of the campaign, but somehow the impression came its excellent performance, the his game replacement, Dave through that the second - year Spartans physical stature did Duda, did such a fine job Some people still maintain Spartan mentor really believed not escape scot • free. against OSU that Birney may that the controversial "final what he was saying. Three MSU players were not much action see as MSU's play" Saturday began before He had just watched his injured in Saturday's game, punter. time expired. team chalk up the biggest with defensive end Rich "Duda will be our punter," In that case, the Spartan victory of his coaching career Washington sustaining the most Stolz said of the Mt. Clemens defense could have opted to and one of MSU's most historic serious injury. Offensive tackle sophomore. "He's been have the illegal procedure athletic accomplishments. And Ray Spencer and punter Tom preparing himself for the two penalty assessed. Or they could Stolz was enjoying every Bimey werf the other banged years he's been here and it have declined, to end the game, minute of it. up Spartans. showed." because the touchdown would Stolz said that the Spartans not have counted. All of the controversy surrounding the final moments of the MSU - Ohio State knew that they could win the A game can end with an game Saturday would have Woody still fuming; game against OSU and just went out there and exploited the things that the Buckeyes infraction of the rules provided the offensive team is the guilty party. been avoided had the referees ruled that MSU's Terry McClowry did indeed pass. McClowry apparently picked off Green's dropped the ball when he rolled over. pass on intercept this Cornelius Green the first play of OSU's final drive, but it was ruled he he's upset with refs COLUMBUS, OHIO (UPI) - Ohio State coach Woody Hayes, INFLATION FIGHTERS still fuming over his Buckeyes' controversial 16 • 13 loss to MSU last weekend, blasted game officials Monday for being "remiss" in their handling of the closing seconds of the contest. "You're not going to hear much from Woody Hayes today," Hayes, who refused to answer any questions concerning the game, said. He did criticize the officials, however, fof allegedly letting Spartan players prevent the Buckeyes from gettihg off a final play as time was running out. "We did not get off but one play in the final 26 seconds," Hayes bristled. "In practice we can run four or five plays in that time. But in practice, we don't have people holding our players down. The officials were obviously remiss in not stopping the clock." Hayes said there would be "no appeal made to anyone" because "there can be none. The commissioner is even powerless to do anything." Top rebounder named basketball Lindsay Hairston, All • Big 13.6 rebounds and 16.5 points. Ten center and the league's His selection, announced leading rebounder last season, Monday by head coach Gus has bran named captain of the Ganakas, made it a big 1974 - 75 MSU basketball team weekend for products of We're Helping Quench The Fires by a vote of his teammates. Detroit Kettering High School. 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Lw AM/FM/8-Tr. 3-Piece Rm.sim.k A complete entertainment Playback Model 60 Minicassette Player QQOO ,j Playback 500SX Receiver Small but mighty' A stereo center for less than $100! uu 13" SANYO Perhaps the best stereo fle«» 1 24watts RWS. A Great Value QQ88 headphone value on the THANK YOU tiger! WU AFT, COLOR ■ LOCK market' 100% Solid State for your support in my recent election to the 24th State Senate seat. I will continue to represent all of Hours the people and dedicate myself to restoring the people's trust in our governmental process. 10 am - 9 pm Monday thru Friday 523 FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER 10 - 5:30 pm Saturday 12- 5 pm Sunday PHONE 351-7270 EARL NELSON SALE ENDS IHORS NOV. 7 Uu-hiean State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 12, 1974 FIFTH WEEK'S CONTEST WINNERS Far Left: Mark Bailey received hit prize for first place from of COLOR FOOTBALL Sheri Seiler in front of Famous Recipe. Mark tied with WATCH THE GAME ON OUR SCREEN Rene Treves (not available for picture) by correctly guessing all but three of the games. They were each two 25C HOTDOGS points off on the tie breaker. Mark is Saturday 4 Sunday Afternoons, Mon. Night a Senior at Lansing Everett High School. Tuts. Night — Taco's 25 cants; 12" Pizza 12 ctnts Ask foi Left: Dean Groth also NOW! ENTERTAINMENT guessed 17 of the 20 games correct 4 and won second place by being six points off on the tie EVERY WEEKEND breaker. He is pictured here receiving his check from Bill Busch of Marty's Men's Fashion Clothing. BltAlf ONLY TWO WEEKS LEFT TO ENTER IN THE STATE NEWS FOOTBALL CONTEST. ENTER TODAY! MONKEY SECOND ANNUAL STATE NEWS □COLORADO □ OKLAHOMA STATE Football Contest In case of a tie, the will determine the winner. All should guess the total number of that game. single professional game participants points for * BE SURE TO GIVE US YOUR NAME, & ADDRESS & PHONE . .. NAME OVER 100 YEARS ADDRESS OF QUALITY PHONE TIEBREAKER: DETROIT vs. N. Y. GIANTS ( ) Total Points IOWA OHIO STATE Introducing our new Chicken & Salad Platter. Only £1.99 and all the salad S 8 S f^TUMNT Q^OOK VP" you care to eat. Treat yourself to country fried chicken, a warm roll. - A'SC and make your own . Si salad with our THIS PAGE IS YOUR • x '.v'm. qarden-fresh fixin's * i-;ke ensp lettuce. OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM ' jjj 4 crunchy croutons. or rich grated cheese pick up an entry form for the games of Saturday No*. 16 • ' you may •' i 4 great dressings and Sunday, Nov. 17 at the STATE NEWS ADVERTISING DEPT. Office. ★ NOTHING TO BUY ★ NO OBLIGATION sc 1 year warr. 30 - day exchange MSU ' INDIANA MICHIGAN PURDUE s j®Q.E>© A DOLLAR'S MSU'S # ndres FAVORITE ^■C. _J L _D 8300 W. SAGINAW AT 1-96 ^ Gas Saving, Pre - Snow TUNE-UP SPECIAL WORTH IT Big Boy 6 cyl. including 8 cyl. '26.95 £ *29.95 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY University $ Mon. & Thurs. 7 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Tues., Wed. & Fri 'til 6 3301 E. MICHIGAN-east of Frandor Big Boy J * 1050 Trowbridge Rd. TEL. 627 - 2151 4 NOTRE DAME OPEN 24 HOURS □ PITTSBURGH □ ILLINOIS □ MINNESOTA □ NORTHWESTERN Q] WISCONSIN OREGON STATE UCLA We've pot a little bit Blue Jeans to Smoking of just about everything... Needs .... the place 10' General Auto Repair to be is the A RIDE Open Daily 730 - 550 AND I Home Football Saturdays 9 EAST LANSING ROUTES Tune Up Spedalists — 5 tow? JOIN THE PEOPLE POOL! Call 489 - 3768 for routes & Schedule information. • Front End and Gqee Wheel Alignment SI; • • Brake Service • Shocks & Ball Joints CAPITAL AREA • Engine Rebuilding Sales & Service • Valve Jobs Carburetors TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY - Meridian Mall I • Foreign Car Repairs 351 - 3130 ft 2615 E. Grand River \2 OKLAHOMA □ KANSAS □ GEORGIA □ AUBURN □KANSAS STATE NEBRASKA Make sure to Capital News and FOOD AT ITS BEST stop in at Marty's Movie Arcade Try the all new Family Style Chicken Dinner Anniversary Sale 20 double mashed potatoes, biscuits and gravy Just like down on the farm. Suits 20-50% off X rated movies daily for your viewing 1345 Sportcoats up to 50% off pleasure Pants up to 50% off 10 new Wednesday movies every U)am«5f NEW PLACE Wart/* MEN'S FASHION CLOTHING .*05 MinndKivcrat MAC. 2758 Grand River, East In our 29th year. Lansing Phone 332-2113 I use ! WASHINGTON □BRIGHAM YOUNG □ NEW MEXICO □STANFORD □ OREGON One Car Hey, chicken lovers- S Campus come on over to The Other Fried! One Rate Wednesday 351-7100 and for those Family Night Book A away games Special Store 10 we have 3 pieces of chicken, cole slaw mashed potatoes and gravy, 507 E. Gr. River Weekend Rates hot biscuits. OrMI tima to dimvw th. touch, homy 487-2260 different, . 351-8880 2501 E. Michigan Ave. in Famous Frtod Ch.ch.rv Daliciout D.cip., Th. Oth.i d,pp«l m hon.y more than just a bailor, fri.d r..lly critp and all tha way through. No wondat paopl. who cto H to Tko Oth.r Friad Chick.* Hay bookstore-stop by and see! RENTABEETLEI 1900 E. Kalamazoo 4500 S. Cedar 3007 N. East (U.S. 27) (across from Berkey) ^ 'RUTGERS D BOSTON U riSOUTHERN ILL □ CENTRAL MICH □WESTERN MICH □ LONG B ST □EASTERN MICH □ WEBER STATE 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, No»embtr i,, A c A People to People Communication Automotive ](«) | Hi SrtM ||7] FRANKLY SPEAKING... by phil frank Classified Advertising [ Apartments ri - Call Now 355-8255 f Apartaeets $ HONDA 1972 Coupe. 43 miles per COMPLETE EXHAUST systems BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY! CLOSE TO Sperrow Hospital and near frandor gallon. AM/FM. low mileage. for L.C.C. 2 efficiency apertments foreign . ^ MrJ jn ttock Looking for ambitious, radial tires. 351-8058. 5-11-15 15* off with Ripp-Off coupon. personable individual to operate for rent. Furnished, includes unfurnished, gardenlJ JAGUAR, 1961. Good condition. CHEQUERED FLAG FOREIGN CAR campus photography business. utilities. $115 and $136 plus __486.9343.5-T.,; PARTS, 2605 East Offers opportunity to use deposit. Adults only. Phone clean Must sell, best offer. New disk Kalamazoo, one mile west of and develop full range of 485-1302 or 393-7839. 3-11-14 »h»re responsible^' 2 brakes. Plus many other new bedroom PHONE 355-8255 campus. 487-5055. C-8-11-15 management and marketing <105.487-1967. 347 Student Services Bldg. parts. 5-11-12 Call Steve. 349-2967. BODY REPAIR. Quality, reduced skills. Excellent profit potential. We have the system, experience FEMALE $80/month, ROOMMATE across needed. g.,,71 ► AUTOMOTIVE JAGUAR, 1966, 4.2 liter engine. — rates to students. guaranteed rust proofing. VAN Also and desire to help. For more information call collect, 337-2570 or campus. 332 1940. 5-11-18 deluxe, b*droom rur;7s;| apartfl,ln,.l Scooters & Cycles Parts & Service Coupe, 30,000 actual miles. 484-4105after 5pm. 5-11-12 WORLD 645-2123 0-11-27 person-to-person. Dan Hays PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE north, 332-3135 or 882-6549 5." (405) 1-405-947-8747 or write furnished studio, utilities paid. Aviation FALL SPECIAL. Fantastic deal. Candid Color System, Box $125 a month plus deposit. students KARMANN - GHIA 1971. Auto rustproofing, new and used • EMPLOYMENT Convertible excellent cars. Guaranteed. Most cars as 25669, Oklahoma City, Phone 627-5454. 7-11-20 faculty, staff! 'FOR RENT condition, one owner.. Oklahoma, 73128. 5-11-12 low as $45 M 78 BODY SHOP, 1 NEEDED • 4 men, Beechwood, 3 BEDROOM, I^baI Apartments __48M8°2' 31113 337-0496.10-11-22 AVON, TO buy district or sell. Call $65/month. Winter/spring. UNFURNISHED A Houses manag 351-4654. 3-11-14 MACH I. 8, 1969, regular gas, 20-12-2 Rooms cassette tape, good condition. from ►FOR SALE 332-8785. 3-11-14 MODELS FOR photogr^hy. Call CEDAR VILLAGE. 1 male to subleese winter & spring. 4-man $215 permon| Animals between 10 am and 6 pm. (Includes aprtment. 351-3573. 10-11-25 gai haat 4 w) MGB 1972, 24,000 miles. Stored 489-1215. 0-11-27 Mobile Homes Winters. Manv extras - 489-5346 FEMALE NEEDED, winter term Call LOST & FOUND days. 484-8482 evenings. | [ > PERSONAL m5 E. Michigan 489-8989 For Rent only. Own room, $90/month. KNOB HILL ■•5"6498- PEANUTS PERSONAL MERCURY 1971, ORIGINAL MASON BODY Shop. 812 East TV and STEREO Rentals. Close to campus. 332-4732. 5-11-14 APARTMENTS I 349-4700 REAL ESTATE OWNER, all power air. ™ama*oo Street since 1940. $25/term. $10.95/month. Free GIRL NEEDED winter RECREATION $2000. Exceptionally clean, Compb«t *»° Same Day Delivery and Service. term only, Community atmosphet I Capitol Villa apartments, $65. 5 miles from SERVICE ziebarting, 339-9912.5-11-14 JlS?" wrv,M i COLLEGE MEDIA SERViCES-BOX 9411-BERKELEY CA 9470< Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C-11-27 351-3292. 5-11-13 H mile north of campus Jolly R0 Instruction MERCURY 1966. Local NEED STORAGE space? Garage EAST LANSING - One bedroom LARGE 2 transportation. Good condition. VOLKSWAGEN COMPLETE bedroom, 4 Typing Service TRANSPORTATION $100. Call 332-3926.3-11-16 repair and body. DISCOUNT to students, faculty 20% rwnni fffi i tutfgui inn and/or basement space available. Call 355-7819,5-11-14 furnished. Quiet residential area. Carpeting. Disposal. Security Albert Street, $85 351-4032, 351-5950 u locks. $185. Lease from 238, Judy. 5-11- WANTED MUSTANG II 1974. 4 on the floor. on a" cash n' carrv ^ 5ervice REGISTERED NURSES. Critical NOTICE OF VACANCY. Agency December, 1974 - September 15, CAR POOL Vinyl top Only 8,000 miles. ^ ,MP0RT AUT0 PARTS- care units, CCU-ICU including Youth Development Apartments 1975. Woods ide Apertments, "LOW Rent." 20 minutes I Call 351-0001 or 351-0048 500 East Ka,am"°° and post-operative cardio vascular Corporation (Models Cities 332-4987, after 5:30. 16-11-27 after 5pm. 5-11-15 485-204 7. 485-9229. Agency) Position: Executive campus, beautiful 2 bt "RATES** surgery. Experience preferred. EAST LANSING, % month rent 10 word minimum Mastercharge and Bank Needed in a new 254 bed acute Director Accountability free, luxury unfurnished 1 SUBLEASE CEDAR View 2 ■ man apartments. CarPeJ MUSTANG 1971 Fastback. Amerlcerd. C-11-27 care progressive hospital. No Responsible to the board of bedroom, 10 month lease. No furnished apartment. appliances, diihwj Houses Directors. Selary range $14,000 Winter automatic oven cleaner. 38,000 miles. 302 V-8 power INSURANCE LOWEST shift rotation. Excellent pets. $175-129 Highlend. term. 332-4874. 3-11-13 | few left. NO. DAYS - rates on orientation to both hospital and to $16,000 per anum. Duties: 332-0976. 16-11-13 $165 psr lr WORDS 35**2777 sSST' $1-595 351 2717.8-11 13 cycles^ |a$t and c8„auto. Call us first or Easy Payment unit. Comprehensive benefit The Executive Director serves as DELUXE 3 BEDROOM in Okemos, 1-313-626-8888 10-11-201 1 3 5 Irason between the governing package. Opportunity for LARGE TWO party furnished includes 2 full beths, eir MUSTANG. ^1969. Automatic, "a" UN,0N UNDERWRITERS advancement. Apply Ingham board and the staff. This person efficiency. Close to campus, air conditioning, car port. No EAST LANSING. 2-3 manl Cobra Jet. Stereo track. $800. 485-4317. 0-11-27 Medical Center. 401 West shall be responsible for the conditioning. Immediate children or pets. $250. Phone furnished, sublease F Phone 355-3076. 5-11-12 assembling of competent staff December ■ SepteJ t lfTfl Greenlawn Avenue, Lansing, occupancy. $165 / month. Call 332-0111 and the day to day agency or evenings and 351-2685.5-11-1. " LEeplojent !!l{ Michigan 371-2121, 48910. Phone extension 249. operations. In addition, he-she 487-4451 after 5 p.m. 10-11-12 weekends at 332-3202. 20-12-6 ONE MAN transmission. $1300. 627-4244, shall be responsible for needed t VVAITRESSESS WANTED for night 10-11-12 WILL SUBLEASE large, attractive MSU AREA: Okemos. One 627-7882.3-11-14 administration, planning, public apartment, $8: po$jtion$ m „ par, tjm# apartment near campus. To bedroom, furnished and Americana. " Apply at DRUAR'S FOOD AND MACDONALDS RESTAURANT is relations, and inter agency share with 1 roommate at unfurnished, eir conditioned, Call 337J OLDSMOBILE 1963, peeds starter. 3-11-14 relationships. The director shall LIQUOR. 415 East Saginaw, taking applications for possible $135/month. No extra deposit carpeted, modern. $150 to Good tires. Must sell $65 - best be responsible for submittal for DEADLINE Lansing. 489-2086. 5-11-14 employment to work closing all reports to the board of required. Call 351-3367 soon. $165. Heat included. Call OWN ROOM nonsmoker. 1 offer. 351-1106. 3-11-12 • shift, 5 pm ■ 1 am. Apply in 10-11-18 349-9604 after 5:30 pm. 1 directors and funding resources. country setting. Four I P.M. one class day CANDLE CARVING personable person Monday - Thursday, 8-10 10-11-13 - General Qualifications: $160 includes utilities. 3531 OMEGA HATCHBACK 1973. Must am or 2-4 pm at MCDONALDS, before publication. sell. Payoff 484-2172 between 6-8 pm. $2256. Call persons interested in full time work between November 26 and December 26. 337 7471. 234 W. Grand River or 1024 E Grand River East Lansing or Demonstrated ability with working with alienated youth, f EAST LANSING^ SUBLET LUXURY, 1 bedroom.no deposit. $215. 373-6909 days, before 5. Dave. 5-11-18 j GIRL NEEDED w Peanuts Personal ads 5-11-15 5-11-14 2040 Grand River, Okemos. developing cooperative 332-4682. 5-11-15 must be pre-paid. 2-11-12 relationships with other I Bdrm term, own room. Call 35ll between 10-2.10-11-25 ™ OPEL CADET station wagon. UNLIMITED SALES agencies, administrating a multi • NEEDED: ONE girl, December service youth program, furnished or unfurnished Cancellations/ Corrections 1970. automatic, $500. OPPORTUNITY June, good deal! Cedar Village. WATER'S EDGE 4 332-0990. Must sell. 5-11-18 If promoting an agency before immediate occupancy 332-3064. 5-11-15 12 you're a better man then the job needed winter 81 sp - noon one class day Paul Steffes at LOOMIS governmental institutions, you're now in, we'd lik; to talk $82.50. 337-9292.4-11-15j • before publications. PINTO 1972. Excellent condition, REALTY interest and understanding of CO-MPANY, MALE SHAKE two badrOMn. must sacrifice. Automatic, new to you. Josephine Commissions. Call Starkweather at 393-1220. 5-11-15 the osychological needs of from *150" • FEMALE NEEDED The State News will be tires. 351-8058.5-11-15 694-3935. Investors Diversified youtK, knowledge o» ml&rity 1 MOTHER TO culture, familiarity with federal Twyckingham apartment I responsible only for the Services. 10-11-22 care for my son, 1% plus electricity, and spring. Call 332< PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1972. 340. years old in your home. Prefer grant procedures. Must have first day's incorrect background in youth criminal carpeted, A/C, 5-11-18 Power steering/brakes SALES POSITIONS that you have a child between FAWN PARK Apartments, singles insertion. Automatic, 18 mpg, BE HOME EVERY NIGHT 2 V4 - 3 Vi. Part time with justice system. Must be able to pool, no pets and young marrieds. We have ONE GIRL share Twyckinj* $2000. communicate with elected 372-6587.5-11-13 Arrange financial programs for possibly full time later. East officials within the tri county deluxe color coordinated 1 and man apartment. After | individuals and business Lansing area. Phone 351-5285. 2 bedroom apartments. 332-0682.5-11-12 Bills are due 7 days from region. Education preferred: phone: DAYS PLYMOUTH DUSTER, 1970. organizations. Will train for 5-11-12 Appliances, balconies, patios, the ad expiration date. If Bachelors degree or 2 years 351 7910 Automatic, excellent mileage. highly lucrative, annualized - ample parking, many other 1-2 GIRLS, CEDAR V not paid by the due date, a experience in general $1,000. Call Steve, 487-6135. commission sales. Prior sales ACCOUNTING MAJORS - EVENINGS extras. $139-$169. 882-6318. Immediate occupancy; 61 $.50 late service charge will q u al i fication.s Submit experience desirable. Call junior level or above. Temporary 351 -1925 10-11-22 337-2497. 5-11-15 ^ be due. A Josephine full or part time employment applications with resume to Starkweather, PONTIAC CATALINA 1964. Good 694-3935. Investors Diversified Addie H. Moore by November beginning mid-January through TWO BEDROOM furnished 30, 1 9 74. At Youth CAMPUS HILL, tires, $300 or best offer. Services. 10-11-22 April 15th. We will teach apartment, two blocks from 353-3624. 5-11-18 Federal, State, and local taxes. Development Corporation, 215 NORTH HIGH Street. Apartment campus, sublease, winter - apartments. Dishwa| BEEF BONER, must be able to You must be able to attend free East Kalamazoo Street, Lensing, for rent, partially furnished, disposal, central a spring. 351-2637. 5-11-15 ABLE TO rent new 1974 VW SUNBEAM ARROW wagon, 1967. bone beef by the quarter. Full tax clinic week of December Michigan. Phone 487-5046. newly decorated. $140 plus laundry. Free I Superbeetles. $5 per day - 10 25 mpg, $200. 353-8207. time, top wages and fringe 16th and devote minimum 20 5-11-14 deposit. Include* utilities. Adults SUBLEASE FURNISHED, nice 2 unlimited parking, heat] Free roommate cents a mile. Free pickup. 3-11-14 benefits. Inquire VANALSTINE hours per week to employment FEMALE MODELS needed for only. Phone 485-1302 or bedroom apartment. Close to 349-3530.10-11-18 RENTABEETLE. 487-2260. PACKING COMPANY, Clayton during tax season. Own 393-7839. 3-11-14 campus, $264. Available 10-11-13 TOYOTA COROLLA 1600. 1972. Jewel. 5-11-15 transportation necessary. Apply photographic work by reputable December. 351-4246 after 3 pm. AM-FM radio, air conditioner, in person 9:30 to 12 noon studio. Ages 18-25. $25/hour. SHARE TWO - man apartment. 5-11-15 LUXURY CONDOMINIUM! AUSTIN SYLVAN STUDIOS, HEALEY, 1968 Sprite. new tires. Gas saver 26-30 mpg HELPER - WATCHING 2 children (except Thursday and Saturday) Own bedroom. Winter and bedroom townhouse«| Body and engine good! $600, $1600. 339-2127, after 6 pm or <7, 10 years) after school; light 1-313-681-5628, 9 am - 9 pm. spring. Free bus 731 BURCHAM: 3-man, furnished, appliances including wi or phone for appointment, to cempus. must sell. 337-7875. 5-11-13 5-11-12 dryer, full basement, 5 in 351-3119. 5-11-12 housework - in exchange for 882-2441 between those hours. 337-9291.3-11-14 close to campus. $76.67 each. room/board Okemos home. SIMPLIFIED BOOKKEEPING 351-7212. 5-11-15 drive from campus. F BRONCO 1966. Fled - new paint, STUDENTS - POSITIONS now preferred. $225/per VOLKSWAGEN 1972. Michelin Weekends free, starting winter & TAX SERVICE, INC. 4305 ROOMMATE FOR 2 bedroom. 2 Part time. Dependable. ^wheel 18 cabin drive, beautifulI Also cruiser, 90 hp Johnson tirw AM.FM c,Hn B„t off#r term. 349-3339. 5-11-18 South Cedar, Lansing. 3-11-13 open. Responsible. Benefits after one bath. Strawberry Fields. $91. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. One Purchase options 1 882-0257 Wednesday •! 882-7789 5-11-14 394-2768. 3-11-14 bedroom apartment, furnished, Motor with tiJt trailer. United ^ year. Apply 1431 East Michigan, 1-6 pm. 10-11-15 HOUSECLEANER FOR small RN close Motors, 1479 North Cedar, DOG AND SUDS. Ask for Karen to campus. 351-7655. vw Bus 196g New f apartment. Half day weekly. FULL TIME opening on the IN MASON, 2 bedroom apartment, 5-11-15 Mason. One mile south of Holt. J or Cindy. 5-11-12 ,. .... Good pay. 332-8804. 3-11-14 3-11:30 shift. Liberal fringe furnished. 337-1856, evenings. FURNISHED ONE bedroo «««»■*»•« s. benefits, MNA contract, evening MARRIED COUPLE needed to 2-11-13 SUB-LEASE WINTER/spring. to campus, parking, b PART TIME employment for MSU and night differential, no shift Large 1 bedroom, furnished, $186. Charles Cetas. 3f rotation. other supervise a group of mentally FREE HEAT. East Lansing, luxury before 5 pm. 5-11 students 12-20 hours per week. close, quiet. 351-5703. 5-11-15 weekend off. Weekend retarded adults. Rewarding 1 bedroom. Unfurnished, no -jk-jbqct 1/1 11 T, condition. Low mileage. New Automobile required. 351-5800. bonus work. Room and board provided pets. Lease until September. One tires. $1675. 489-0888. 4-11-15 C-3-11-14 paid. Call Mrs. L. Risk, RN plus salary. Call Irma Zuckerberg month free rent. $175. 129 GIRL NEEDED. Winter & spring. ROOMMATE NEEOEl Director of Nursing. 349-1060. CAPRI 2000 1973. 14,000 miles, T at 487-6500. 10-11-19 Furnished. $61/month. Close. furnished 2-man, own! INGHAM COUNTY MEDICAL Highland. 332-0976. 19-12-6 like new, radial tires 489-6802 VW BUS' 1967' New en9me- ,ire*' STUDENT FOR part time 489-9124; 353-9027. 5-11-15 $80. 485-1002.3 11 14 T - CARE FACILITY, Okemos, 3-1M3 brakes. $900. Tom, 355-7068. janitorial and custodial duties DESK CLERK needed. Must have TWO BEDROOM FURNISHED, 3-11-14 for Michigan. 7-11-16 office building, in East transportation and be willing to mobile homes. $25 - $35 week. r ABOISAT Lansing. Approximately 2 hours per day, 5 days a week. Please Whether you've found something or not, it's fun to read the "LOST travel. Call 372-0567 or 489-1215 between 12-6 pm. 10 minutes to campus. Quiet and peaceful on a lake. CROSSWORD R UlBBO s;A 5SS.',S5i?S " call 337-1653. 3-11-14 8i FOUND." Turn there now. 0-11-27 641-6601 or 484-5315. 0-11-27 PUZZLE F £P U >E ccej CUTLASS clean, S 1973, 'ceptionally completely equipped, i/uamt . n onv ? ~~ ^ 1. Vaulted recess across 32. Pianist Peter £ P EA |yok] 5. Copper film 33. Almond careful! maintained, $2995. fjj ' '°f ,,a,e whole,ale' 3]r 487-6565, 351-3833. 3-11-12 ^634. 3-11-13 COOPERATIVE TOWNHOUSES 1. Devilfish 3. Visigoth 4. Proverb 34. Taro root 36 Child 37. Uninteresting 1 T V O ■a Wb DATSUN 1973 610 Wagon. Four MOtOrCyClR #T5 ri EjOl c 5. Tough metallic 38. Mine F u 1 6 A r door, automatic, great mpg. 1 1 ' 694-1267. 5-11-18 SEARS 1969 106cc motorcycles. element 40. Tray's master E it 1,300 miles. Good condition. "LEASE WITH THE OPTIOIS 6. Nibble 8. Italian river 42. Dormant 46. Beast of n EjNlDla DODGE 1966, 66,000 miles. 318 Includes two helmets. $250 or 9 Glutton automatic. Inside and out, best of.fer. 394-0028. 5-11-18 TO BUY" !1. Kind of gun perfect condition. Sanyo !3. Russian city 4-channel AM/FM tape. Power BONUS COUPON - 20% off on all >7. Ailing steering, brakes, windows and ,aather 9°°ds with this ad- Offer *200 28. Elliptical more. Call 353-1492 5-11-14 expires November 16th, 1974. SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, INC. Security Deposit 30. Armpit Holt. 694-6621. C-5-11-15 $ FORD VAN, 1974-low mileage, 188 Per Month must sell! Call anytime, ATTENTION RACERS - Limited 485-7929. 5-11-18 offer We are lookjng for 175cc and 250 cc competition riders. FORDi VAN, 1970. V8, automatic, $1100. Call 372-3035. 5-11-18 We are offering an attractive 2 BEDROOMS program for the racer. For details stop in or call HARLEY Immediate Occupancy rur~ v/ am ,oeo „ .7."" DAVIDSON of LANSING, GM.UT«. ?6rs (jftMi jf/j COLONIAL TOWNHOUSES GMC HEAVY DUTY 29 Apart I 3/4 Ton, n bppa,b «,ITn c • ^ Call: 882-4176 35, Theenl 1969. 3% engine, automatic offers you tools, ? !° equipment, '* ^ and 39. Shout I oowpr (tnorinn hr.i,.. Mon. thru Fri. 1 pm to 5:30 pm 41 Styptic* Positraction Runs great. Body ^'pellT *6 3*/"so"* 42 Waipyj b« «3«». ^7«sv«h 43 Vast a< GREMLIN 1971. Six stick. Excellent condition. M«ke cylinder, six WANTED days. 20-11-20 - VOLKSWAGEN engine for 1967, 1500 cc. Call £r 44 47 -VegaJ 45. Fit of T peevis® ExtmctB offer. 365-1167. 5-11-13 363-8371.3-11-14 48. Te'iWT nber Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 12,15 Tuesday, November 12, 1974 || H"s« jsi n^n^i [" 10 MILES SOUTH. Country horn* For Sale Qesl ( fond It's what's ^jsssssssi i happening i US DIVER'S tank and regulator 3 bedroom, firaplace 2 1974 LIVING ROOM set. Gold teres. with gage. Very good condition. FOUND: LOCK and cable, near $200/month. 351-7497. O-l 1-27 imitation fur, excellent shape, $125. Call 355-1478, 3-11-13 Trowbridge and Harrison. very comfortable. 484-4304. Reclaim with key. 355-8057. ^s^sss 55-6206 . 3 1 1^3 1 »Mii iw FACTORY SALVAGE Cabinets, workbenches, for sale. steal, _3-n-13 BAND BROKE up. PA, echoplex, C-3-11-13 Announcements for It's What's Happening must be received in the Petitions for Academic Council standing committees are available in The weekly African Studies Forum will hold its first i GlBLS needed. Winter, clow, MALE, SHARE lerge to campus. Call room. Close 337-2666. barrels and many other 882-2555. 0-5-11-15 items! amps, new. Moog, light show. All like 394-2167, before 7:30 pm. [ Persoul '!/ State News office, 341 Student Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two class days before publication. 101 Student Serivces November 6 to 14. Bldg. from noon today in 106 International Center. Mini Bam of Lesotho will meeting at B-1-11-8 5-11-14 speak on the universities of ig.BO/month per person. FREE A Lesson in complexion No announcements will be Strange Talents? Odd SQUINTING CAUSES winkles! ... accepted Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland. 37-0978. 5-11 *15 Help prevent with prescription BOSE 901 's, 2 complete aquariums, care. Call 484-4519 East by phone. Collections of Artifacts? Do you PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE south, Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing have interesting features? Contact "roommate needed. near Michigan Avenue. Quiet for flroung sunglasses. Optical Yashica camere, backpack Mall. MERLE NORMAN The MSU Broadcasters present us - Michigan State Radio Calling all Communications undergrads! Come Dept. of Discount, 2615 East Michigan lnljr/sprin9- $75/month. student, near bus line. Lansing. 372-7409. C-5-11-15 equipment. 351-5196. 3-11-12 COSMETIC STUDIO. C-3-11-14 "Horizons," a series of student radio programs, to be aired at Network, 8 Student Services Bldg. check out your future at a special ONSIBLE IvckinBh.m Apertmentt. $65/month plus deposit ANTIQUE 11:05 p.m. Tuesdays over WFMK The Department of American seminar on graduate school 627 5454.7-11-20 ROCKERS, one 51-2661. 5-11-^3 programs (MSU and elsewhere) at 7 »droom 567 5-11-14 j) UBNISHED ONE bedroom ______ ROOM, COMPLETELY furnished, WOLLENSAK recorder, REEL-to-ree"^ 27 tapes, $250 Carpetbagger and one Clevelend. Good condition. $150/each or jtaris PMrijQD on the Eric Jewish Allyn Show. students in South Thought and Language will hold an open meeting about its London program in the summer of 1975 at tonight Presented in by 116 your Auditormm. friendly 355-8822.5-11-15 best offer. 337-2344. 1-11-12 MOM undergraduate student board. FuR washer/dryer, Color TV, 5 acres, BAKER, congratulations on Complex (Case, Wilson, Wonders, 7 p.m. Thursday, November 14, in NISHE 20 minutes from campus. Phone your initiation. Your Delta Zeta Holden halls) are getting together at 110 East Bessey Hall. There TELEX 8 track stereo. BOOK SALE All wives of foreign students and •P'ftminti, 7 gsissar. FOURTH before 5:30, 484-5861 4-11-15 changer. Holds tapes, 12 $145. Ampex 1260 8 Cartridge - track 10% to 50% off ell hardback booksll! Tuesday, Wednesday daughters. 1-11-12 tonight in A334 Case Hall. Climbing Mt. McKinley, the will refreshments. students be are a slide invited. All show and interested scholars are invited to a coffee at 9:30 a.m. today in United FEMALE needed for Ministries Lounge, 1118 S. reel-to-reel deck. $125. and highest point in North America, is JDENTS yCKINGHAM, 2 bedroom, house. Own room, $70. Thursday onlyl CURIOUS the topic of a short program at the Harrison Road. Lansing Junior urnished, dishwasher, disposal, Negotiablel 351-5488. 3-11-13 BOOK SHOP, 307 East Grand Faculty Women's Association, TY, STAFF 1.4-1115 River. Outing Club meeting, at 7 tonight Affirmative Action League will present a style show j, conditioning, 351-7166 or Open 11:30 - 6 pm. ANN WHO summered in London in 118 Physics Astronomy Bldg. fractical information on University, Evening, featuring clothes from The Cedar 87 5696. 4-11-15 TRUCKLOAD SNOWBLOWER 3-11-14 Chest. Members of CVIP will be >M,114BA and studies Portuguese, please Caving, backpacking and climbing ISHEDAP' 0 ONE girl. «in,er wrm- } [ for Sale ^ SALE, just a few left. Single and multi stage. 5 hp, in crate. B-FLAT BUFFET - CRAMPON reach Bernie at 4-11-15 1-313-862-5533. trips will be discussed. state regarding and federal discrimination in empkjyment at 8:30 tonight in 39 provision hostesses. DeMolay club meeting at 8:30 from campus. Beautiful. HOLMES ROAD Second - Hand $169.95. 339-9522. 5-11-15 clarinet - new pads, solid nickel keys. Excellent condition, $75. tonight on the sun porch next to j perm 32-3947.4-1H 2 Store, 2323 West Holmes Road. the ballroom in the Union. All 882 3022. 30-12-3 SEWING MACHINE Clearance The Retailing Club proudly The MSU Railroad Club will DeMolays are urged to attend. If 1 BEDROOM, Living room and Sale I Brand new portables presents "Meet the Experts" at hold its regular business meeting unable to, contact Nick Palaian, partially furnished. APPLES and CIDER, BLOSSOM $49.95. $5 per month. YASHICA TL electro-X, 35mm, 7:30 tonight in 105 South Kedzie at 8:30 tonight in 33 Union. All 268 E. Holmes Hall. Large :aii Lenient to MSU and LCC. ORCHARDS, 7 miles south of selection of reconditioned used black body, F 1.4. Best offer. Recreation Hall. Professionals will be relating their experiences in their particular interested people are welcome. B 85-6498 PM, 6 55-2990. Mason on Hull Road. Hours, 9-5, machines. Singers, Whites, 353-2057. 5-11-12 retail Held. HILL 11-12 Closed Mondays Gift Necchis, New Homes and many SKI UTAH Audio Aftermath is looking for creative people to write, direct or Dr. Sydney Lamb, Department packages FOUR - $285. Other Western rMENTS shipped by United Parcel. others. $19.95 to $39.95. RECTILINEAR III areas available. Call TRAVEL voice dramatic radio productions. of Linguistics, Yale University, will ■4700 HNISHED 1 bedroom 1-589-8251.0-11-27 Terms. EDWARDS speakers. One United Audio Duo BY HARRINGTON - your East The Fisheries & Wildlife Club Please contact Dick Rosemont at speak on "Words, Concepts, and close, cheap, many 1219 turntable base and dust thoughts" at 4 p.m. Wednesday in DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, presents Dr. George Petrides, WKAR, third floor Auditorium. 1 atmosphirt details. 351-7818. cover. One 2440 Marantz 4 Lansing Ski Center. 351-8800. B102 Wells Hall. Sponsored by the 1 115 North Washington. professor of wildlife at MSU at 7 Cash for channel adapter C-6-11-15 Department of Linguistics. i campu i 11-12 amplifier. Call tonight in 223 Natural Resources Gay Liberation hosts informal 489-6448. C-3-11-14 i*of Jolly Ro, 349-4977, after 4. 5-11-12 Bldg. Tonight's topic will be raps every weekday afternoon in STAMPS & corns "International Wildlife Ecology." 309 Student Services Bldg. from 1 Maharishi International APARTMENTS', Service lAke 100 ^ . Buy Sail Trade USED VACUUM Cleaners. Everyone is welcome. Refreshments to 5 p.m. Come out and University professor, Steven - - rap with )Ti Marsh Road, Haslett. 1 apartments just 10 rom MSU. $150/per full line of supplies MID - MICHIGAN STAMP & COIN Tanks, cannisters, and uprights. Guaranteed one full year. $7.88 1 Aaimals fK EDITING - PROOFREADING. will be served. other Gay students. Druker, will speak about law and government, the science of creative and What good is sitting all alone in intelligence and transcendental I860 HASLETT Bd 332-4300 up. DENNIS IRISH SETTER Dissertations, theses, research ijdd'th. Beautiful grounds, quiet DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, puppies. AKC, projects, manuscripts. Anne The Shalom Center, a Jewish your room? Gay Liberation will be meditation at 8 tonight in Conrad ation. Call Manager 339-8192 champion bloodlines. Call holding a meeting at 8:30 p.m. auditorium. Sponsored by the DUAL 1214 CHANGER. Pioneer 316 North Cedar. CAuley, 337-1591. 3-1M 3 drop - in coffee and study place, is EAST LANSING REALTY, Opposite City, 349-9355, after 5:30 pm. Wednesday in 33 Union. Come out! Students' International Meditation Market. C-3-11-14 open daily from 1 to 5 p.m. over C377A speakers. Large Advent 4-11-15 Society. 132-4128.10-11-19 the Campus Bookstore. speakers. Sansui A-IOOO - X FULL TIME babysitting wanted in Slides of Harlan Ellison, AM/FM receiver. Philips 2401 COMPLETE STEREOS for under KWEST* Con '74 activities and Could you explain to a dying NEED GOOD home for Siamese my licensed home. Call Houses flh stereo TC-70 cassette portable recorder. Sony $100. Kenwood KA 2002 and KR - - 5150. Benjamin - Miracord cat. Female, spayed, friendly. 355-6150. 4-11-15 MENSA Gourmet SIG will meet Gene Roddenberry will be shown at the MSU Star Trek Club meeting at loved one why the Messiah's birth, life and death can save his soul cassette 625-7560. 3-11-12 at 6:30 p.m. Sunday. For 7:30 and what his soul is? Find out with recorder, IBM and Garrard Zero 100 tonight in the Yakeley Hall 5 ONE person, $80/month electric EXCITING DAY care program information regarding cuisine and the Yahshuans at 8:30 cafeteria. We will also discuss our p.m. typewriter. Used Remington turntables. Harmon Kardon 75 + offered for lyi utilities. $120 deposit. ARGENTINE JUMP saddle. Like 2Vi - 5 year old reservations, contact Sandy plan for the February Star Trek Thursday and 3 p.m. Sunday, in 34 model 170 receiver. 2 and 4 channel Gleason. 351-5979. 5-11-14 offset duplicator. new. Call from 3-8 children. 351-7949.5-11-15 convention in New York City! ' 2-3 man, equipment and many speakers. pm Much more quality merchandise. sublease 355-4256. 3-11-12 WILCOX SECONDHAND Mamiya - Sekor, Petri, and Transcendental Meditation The Young People and Careers Housing problems got you Septer TYPEWRITERS, AIR cleaned, down? Get Cannon FT6 35m top with the East • on STORE, 485 4391. cameras. symposium entitled "TM in Service Fail Speakers Series presents Hours PUPPIES HUNGARIAN Viszla. oiled and adjusted. Portables Used furniture, lamps, small to Society" will feature Jerry mechanical engineer Tom Sloan to Lansing Tenant Resource Center. A 9-5:30 daily except Sunday. Good $7.50. Manuals $10. Electric staff of trained people will provide appliances, tapes and hunting dogs. Excellent Jarvice at 2 p.m. Wednesday in speak with students about careers C-11-27 albums. $12.50. One day service, free free information on any housing 95 332 5263. 3-1 1-12 family and watch dogs. Wonders Hall kiva. Sponsored by in this field, 3:30 to 5 p.m. Leather coats from $15. 669-5177. 3-11-12 pick up and delivery. 25 years the Students' International Wednesday in 207 Student Services hang - up from I to 5 Monday SAXAPHONE PAN 10-speed bikes, ice skates, and through Friday at 855 Grove St L SUBLEASE winter and American experience. 393-9774. Meditation Society. Bldg. roller skates from $3. Ski (upstairs). Or call in ring terms. Own room. Close Soprano. 22 years old. Mint AQHA SORREL filly. Flashy, 0-18-11-27 . . . our equipment, 4 man tents from number is in the phone book. condition. Not a toy. Tom broke, show quality. $550. ASMSU Legal Aid dept. will 151-2586 3-1M4 $70, camp stoves and lanterns. green 489 7977. Asking PHOTOGRAPHY - ALL varieties, have a lawyer available for $350. Must 355-5635. BL-4-11-13 Pre - vet club presents Dr. The Self Help group will meet at sell. 5-11-14 Manual and electric typewriters finest quality, reasonably priced. William consultation each Wednesday SEMARY NEAR Saginaw, Fbinger of Oakland Animal 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the from $10. Complete line of BOYNTON PHOTOGRAPHY. Hospital. Topic will be the daily during fall term between the hours louse lor rent, partially of 8 Women's Center located in the UN a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. guitars and amplifiers. Come on 482-5712. C-11-27 operation of a veterinary hospital at Lounge of the Union. urmshed. Will consider 5 to 6 e men or women. 10% DISCOUNT down to DICKER 81 DEAL 7:30 p.m. Anthony Hall. Wednesday in 109 Any MSU student interested in an appointment is requested to SECONDHAND STORE, 1701 FOR THE BEST Service contact the ASMSU office, 334 Bonsai, the living 250 plus utilities. Ample to all MSU South Cedar. 487-3886. THOROUGHBRED GELDING on stereo Monday equipment see the STEREO Student Services Bldg. you will see if you i eking Phone 485-1302 or and Friday til 9 pm. registered, 5 years old, 1614 p.m. Wednesday B37839. 3-1 1-14 students Tuesday hands. Great disposition. $900. SHOPPE, 555 East Grand River. tc Central School P.T.O. program Horticulture Club Wednesday, Thursday and 655-1609. 5-11-13 C-11-27 Any student wishing to work on state accountability and with the ASMSU Horticulture Bldg. on purchases of $2 Saturday, 9-6. C-5-11-15 Legal Aid assessment iri our local schools at IE, SHARE two man house, or more, yogurts Department on traffic regulations ENGLISH SETTERS. AKC UAB TRAVEL Service now 7:30 p.m., Wednesday at Central MSU German student s present: & spring. Si and breads excluded and enforcement, judicial cases, .sitting, carpeting, partially FINE CLOTHING SALE, includes registered, hunting stock. After providing passport applications, School. Interested persons invited. landlor tenant problems etc. is eine Kaffeestunde from 82.4-11 J. $80+. 394-1584. boots, shoes, 7B, winter coats, - 6 pm, 351-8781. 3-11-12 photos, student ID's. invited to obtain a petition from 3:30 p.m. every Tuesday in A740 RANDALL HEALTH FOOD misceManeous clothes, leather, suede items. Size 9. Barb, Information call 353-9777 or 334 Student Services Bldg. before Wells Hall. All those who desire to practice their German are invited. [ Mobile Homes )[w 2nd floor Union office. 10-11-20 Nov. 15, 1974. GLE QUIET house, kitchen, 337-7016. 3-11-14 Wanted - Brookfield Plaza D epa Application for ASMSU of js utilities. 155 Gunson. 1381 E. Grand River FOR SALE or rent. 8x36, carpeted, Instruction IF YOU NEED Committee seats is now opened. Undergraduate 151-8754.5-11-15 PIONEER AUTOMATIC turntable, some extra money, furnished, clean, pets. Close to Petitions available in 334 Student Student Board will present a 332 6892 with Shure cartridge. $110, best sell some extra things with seminar to campus, 351-8141, after 5:30. Services Bldg. provide information IALE NEEDED: offer. 351-6319. 3-11-14 CLOWN SCHOOL - "It's fun to be Classified Ads. Dial 355 8255. House near concerning Graduate Schools in TRAYNOR AMP (50 3-11-12 a clown " 3 different courses. $48 plus utilities, watts • 12" Communication at 7 tonight in 116 speaker) $125. Fender Coronado Phone 339-8530. B-1-11-12 RENTAL VACANCY? Your The MSU Winetasting Club will Auditorium. available now. Call 489-1804. 1971 NEW MOON, 12x55. New message gets to people with hold a famous wine tasting at 9 guitar, case, $125. Together $225 Call 355 2425. 5-1V M carpet throughout, utility shed. PIANO AND guitar instruction - low-cost Want Ads. Call tonight at 348 Oakhill Ave.. Apt. Europe - Germany, Austria. Best offer, 393-6137. 5-11-12 16. Winos are welcome. Switzerland. Belgium. France and AP RAILROAD TIES, $5.50 - $7.00. experienced qualified teacher. to place your ad. ROOM, close to campus. England. June 10, 1975, for 22 SALE. 700 USED 8 track tapes. 75 Like new. pick your own. Call $3/hour. 393-3925. 487-9027 15/month. Winter term. The Society of days ($1,375, complete Dallas to cents - $1.50. WILCOX NEW MOON 1970, 12x50, 2 5-11-14 51-4856.3 11-13 PETERSON WOOD CHIPS, FEMALE WANTS efficiency room: Engineers, student branch, holds its Dallas). Contact Marilyn Ward for SECONDHAND STORE, 882-2555. bedroom, carpeted, partially real officer's election further information. Delivery Extra. efficiency apartment; or own at 7:30 IN i, house, 10 minutes from $57/month. Available 485-4391. C-11-27 0-5-11-15 furnished. Good start for singles or couples. Other extras.$3200. [ Typing Service B room in 2-man near campus. 487-9058. 3-11-13 tonight in 220 Engineering Bldg. The meeting will include planning Sign up to display your craft HEATHKIT - 200 watt combo COMPLETE STEREOS for under .5-11-18 for future projects and a movie. wares at the Union Activities r 1. 484-5267. 5-11-12 amplifier/speakers, 1 TYPING, EXPERIENCED, Fast Board's Grand Annual Christmas year old, $100 K or wood KA 2002 and - and reasonable. 371-4635. NAILBITERS! STUDENT Repeal laws, end discrimination Flea Market and Art Fair in the $450. 482-5634. 5-11-12 KR - 5150. Benjamin - Miracord KING ARTHURS Court, 1972 C-11-27 volunteers wanted for nailbiting against liberty. MSU Libertarian UAB office second floor Union. and Garrard Zero 100 Bonanza, 12x65 with 8x10 Alternative at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday study. If you are a chronic CHESS SETS, Onyx and marble. turntables. Harmon Kardon 75 + expando. Excellent condition. in CI 12 Wells Hall. We're TYPING 2 blocks campus. nailbiter and would like to have open! After three months receiver. 2 and 4 channel Must sell $5900. Call collect. - of Unique gifts, several colors, Electric. long beautiful nails before planning, the Community » PERSON. Own 1-616-526-6358.5-11-18 Fast. Term papers, Women students 25+: Come reasonable. 882-0046. 11-11-12 equipment and many speakers. Bicycle Cooperative is open at 21 1 theses. 485-5575.5-11-18 Christmas, write to: M.D.D.C. meet June Jacobson of the MSU ««»•- Very close. Call Mamiya - Skor, Petri, and P.O. Box 6465, Grand Rapids, Evergreen St.. next to Gibson's Counseling Center who will talk on Book Seller. Stop in and join the 514114.3-11-14 WEDDING worn. GOWN Originally $180, - never now been $75. Cannon FT-6 35mm cameras. Used furniture, lamps, small [ Lost ft Found x EXPERIENCED, TYPING term Michigan. 49506. 5-11-14 "Self Management" at noon Wednesday in 6 Student dent Co-op - volunteer to help out, or • ROOM buy an accessory. Hope you can for girl, available 694-3814. 5-11-12 appliances, tapes and albums. FIND SOMETHING papers, theses, etc. Rapid, Services Bldg. Brown bag lunch WANT TO BABYSIT, weekdays in ecsmber 15, $80. Laura, Leather coats from $15. IF YOU'VE found a pet or accurate service. 394-2512. sponsored by Women's Resource 51-9525, after 5 pm. 5-11-18 STEEL OFFICE desk with swivel my home. Close, campus. Call Center. 10-speed bikes , ice skates and article of value, we want to help C-11-27 Israeli Dancing continues at 7:30 roller skates from $3. Ski 371-3719. 5-11-15 chair, best offer. 487-5684. you return it. Just come into the p.m. each Tuesday in 126 Women's EMOS AREA, 4 bedroom older Criminal Justice: Graduate equipment, 4 man tents from State * Ideal for students. $200 5-VM_2___ $70, camp stoves and lanterns. News Classified TYPING TERM papers and theses. TICKETS TO Elton John concert student forum will meet at 6 Intramural Bldg. ID needed to enter E bedroor Department and tell us you want tonight in 402 Olds building. All levels welcome. * month EPIPHONE FT150 folk guitar. List Manual and electric typewriters Experienced, fast service, IBM. Need 2 for November 13,14, o Hall, plus utilities. No to place an ad in EAST conference room. arking, b $210.50, our price $149, Call 349-1904. 16-11-22 15. 332-8525, Peggy. 5-11-12 The MSU Block and Bridle Club Call 332-4128, EAST from $10. Complete line of LANSING STATE BANK'S Cetas. 35 AN SING includes 1 year free service. will meet at 7:30 tonight in 110 REALTY guitars and amplifiers. Come on Found Column. As a public 11-13 MARSHALL MUSIC, East IF YOU'RE one of the best, tell the Anthony Hall. Pictures will be OWPANY. 9-11-22 down to DICKER 81 DEAL service EAST LANSING STATE WANT TO buy tenor trombone - F The MSU Sailing Club will be Lansing. C-1-11-12 SECONDHAND STORE, 1701 BANK will run the ad at no cost public about your service or voting on an amendment to the business with an ad on the attachment, medium board. standing rules of the constitution at South Cedar. 487-3886. Monday ,El;''Y 2 bedroom duplex. SIXTHANNUAL Antique Show and to you! Yellow Page each Thursday, Call 339-2501.5-11-13 the meeting tonight. All members The MSU Sailing Club will have decorated, carpeted, and Friday til 9 pm. Tuesday, EAST LANSING its regular meeting at 7:30 tonight Sale, Greater LensingArea Michelle, 355-8255. please attend. <■ curtains, appliances. Wednesday. Thursday and STATE BANK in 208 Men's Intramural Bldg. Antique Dealers Association, 3 SENIOR STUDENT coupons for Couple. Child welcome. Saturday, 9-6. C-5-11-15 C-11-27 Beginning Shore School at 7 p.m. 5 Plus Marshall Street Armory, ANN BROWN November 23 Iowa game. Call utilities and deposit. typing and multilith The Lansing. November 15th 6-10 Don, 351-0491. 1-11-12 MSU Paddle and College Republicans will meet at *■2575.5-11-8 FISHER 500 multi -plex receiver, LOST: MALE Irish Setter. 5 offset printing. Complete service Racquetball Club is having an 8:30 tonight in 37 Union. Elections pm; November 16th, 10-10 pm. 36 rms, filters, guaranteed specs, months. Answers to Keegan. for dissertations, theses, important meeting at 9 tonight in for secretary and MFCR delegate November 17th, 12-6 pm. $1.00 $125. East Side. 484-8086. Reward. manuscripts, general typing. COMIC, BOOKS, science fiction, PERSON to Share donation. 4-11-15 356-2866^3-11-13 3-11-12 IBM. 25 years baseball cards wanted. 215 Men's Intramural Bldg. All will be held. duties, $60 a month experience. interested students are invited to MAGNAVOX 24" TV. $125. 349-0850. C-11-27 CURIOUS USED BOOK SHOP, attend. ut"mes. Close to MSU. TEN SPEED Bottechice bicycle for Stereo Console, AM-FM. Both in FOUND: MALE, fawn colored 307 Eaet Grand River. '•9430.5-11-13 sale, $80 firm. Clean. 487-5018. good condition, $85. 371-1388. medium dog, Albert Street area, PURPLE VICKI - Fast accurate, 332-0112, (11:30 - 6 pm.) 3-11-14 5-11-15 482-9400. 3-11-12 12-11-27 :0fl0OM, FURNISHED, 3-4 inexpensive typing. Very near Patriots and tories: Intermediary #'•. $300/month campus. 337-7260. C-11-27 presents Jeremy Rifkin of the plus 23" SEKINE double butted tubing. TYPEWRITER SMITH Corona. FOUND: WEDDING ring at deposit. 694-0718 Alloy components, almost new, Like new, $50. Call after 4 pm, Car Pool Peoples Bicentennial Commission after 7 pm, 5-11-18 Spartan Stadium Saturday. To IRENE ORR - Theses, term papers, speaking about political strategies 8. 5-11-18 332-3463. 3-11-12 and community organizing at 8 identify call 332-6654. general typing. Formerly with p.m. Thursday in B104 Wells Hall. Ann Brown. Call 482-7487. Riding How to form your own car pool FOUND: RING near Berkey; Keys C-11-27 TWO NEED Ride from Hagadorn at library; call Union 355-3497 EXPERIENCED Education undergrads: As IBM typing. and Grand River area to South a public service at no charge, the State News will provide and identify. C-3-11-14 Dissertations (pica - elite). Nominations for distinguished a free classified advertisement for those people who would like Campus. Leaving around 9 am, faculty awards must be made by FAYANN, 489-0358. C-11-27 returning 11:30 am (optional). tomorrow. Information posted in to set LOST: MALE cinnamon colored up or join a car pool. cat, Grove street area, reward. COMPLETE 332-2730 afternoons. 3-11-12 134 Erickson Hall THESES, Service 332-0697. 3-11-14 Driving? . or Riding? — Discount Printing. IBM typing and binding of dissertations and from . to -— FOUND: LADIES gold watch, publication. Across from Leaving a.m. a.m. Grand River Avenue. 353-4060. campus, corner M.A.C. and Sun Valley Center _ Returning C-3-11-14 Grei