VOLUME 168 NUMBER 244 MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1974 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 Jetliner crashes W in driving rain; 90 persons die UPPERVILLE, Va. (AP) All of the initial efforts to get rescue personnel and more than 90 persons aboard a Trans equipment to the scene. World Airlines 727 jetliner en route to Officers barricaded roads within a five Washington were killed Sunday when the mile radius of the site. No reporters were plane crashed during a landing approach in allowed near. a driving rainstorm, State Police said. Nonetheless, Carvello said the area was Capt. William Carvello declared "there "inundated" with spectators who posed are no survivors" after rescue workers had combed the crash site, in problems for rescue units trying to get wooded foothills of the Blue Ridge through. Mountains, for Carvello said a makeshift morgue had more than two hours. been set up at the Bluemont Public School The wreckage was about five miles about five miles from the crash site. north of Upperville, a tiny community, "The parts of the plane were scattered some 25 miles northwest of Dulles all over the area," Richard Eastman, a International airport It was on a slope known as Mount Weather, a restricted installation ground maintenance employe of TWA, said. "There's no tail or wing that owned by the U. S. Bureau of Mines. you could make out." A TWA spokesman said 86 passengers Shirley Marlow, a construction worker and a crew of seven were aboard the craft, who drove Eastman to the scene in a four Flight 514, which originated in - wheel • drive vehicle, said the plane had ■CHECKING THE WRECKAGE - An official sifts AP wirephoto Indianapolis, Ind., with a stop at hit in a heavily forested area " and it through the Sunday after the plane crashed with than 90 persons aboard. Columbus, Ohio. He said 46 persons ■■-eckage of a Trans World Airlines jetliner near more looked like you had just run a lawnmower Upperville, Va., Police report no survivors, with wreckage scattered boarded at Columbus. over a large area. The crash was the second major disaster through a high stand of grass." this year among domestic commercial They said the plane apparently airlines in the United States. An Eastern impacted first near a secondary highway MAY OVERRIDE Gl BILL DECISION Airlines DC - 9 went down at Charlotte, N. Virginia 601, then skittered into a mountain ledge with such force that it C., on Sept. 11, killing 69 of the 82 broke like glass. persons aboard. Marlow and Eastman said they also Identities of the victims were not Congress to found thousands of small pieces of metal Ford veto immediately furnished by the airline, vote on pending notification of kin. The flight had been scheduled to land at Washington's National Airport at 10:23 spread over the ground. convinced that no one could have Both survived the impact of the plane crash. Visibility the gound were a.m. EST but was diverted to Dulles, a on was only about WASHINGTON (AP) Both houses of 100 feet, with snow flurries mixed with - unlimited emigration of Russian Jews and weak voice in the House large facility about 20 miles west of the is will decide on Tuesday whether other minorities. Ways and Means Union. The Senate earlier voted for a $300 nation's capital, due to high winds. the rain and some fog. Hie Dulles tower rride President Ford's veto of a bill Committee, which has jurisdiction over a million limit but that provision was The Dulles tower lost radar contact said that at proper altitude, visibility Congress has long balked at granting broad range of legislation, (crease veterans' education benefits, Russia most including taxes, eliminated in conference with the House. with the three ■ engined jetliner at 11:10 would have been up to five miles despite - favored - nation status trade, Social Security and health iie bill would increase GI Bill benefits a.m. EST and notified local authorities to the rain. because of her emigration insurance. 12.7 per cent, a fieure Ford says is restrictions, even though the legislation has been However, the bill still bars any credit to initiate a search. Carvello said two state Bill .A heavy vote to override is The key Democratic the Soviet Union until the broad trade bill Smith, a member of the Marshall, strongly urged by the Nixon and Ford leadership fight troopers found the wreckage almost Va., Rescue Squad, said the plane hit (d in the House and Senate. will be between liberal Rep. is passed, and it is generally conceded the administrations. Phillip Burton immediately. "well below" the peak and there was trade bill cannot pass unless some ^ongress has already overridden four Recent assurances from the Soviet and moderate Rep. B. F. Sisk, both of Rain and gusts of 25 to 43 knots were "quite a bit of fire" at the site. He said the es during Ford's less than four months government the issue appear to have set California for the chairmanship of the provision to assure free emigration of recorded in the area at the time, and on plane devastated about 700 to 800 yards ■office. Only one veto by former the caucus. Soviet Jews is included. police said the foul weather impeded of the mountain's surface. stage for compromise, pending Isident Richard M. Nixon was Kissinger's explanation to the satisfaction The Senate Rules Committee, which lridden in all of 1973. of the Senate. unanimously has recommended confirmation of Nelson A. Rockefeller to Meanwhile, an appearance before a te panel by Secretary of State " Henry The House will spend most of its time this week on organizational matters be vice president, will make its the Senate this week, but no report to vote is Snow buries singer this week may trigger the preparatory to the convening of the 94th expected before Dec. 10. entof a far • reaching trade bill, Congress in January. The Senate will decide on Tuesday part of state lie 93rd The Republicans, who will control Congress may act on the long whether to shut off debate on a Jayed bill to grant Russia most favored " fewer than one - third of the seats in the compromise bill extending the authority n status before final adjournment, next Congress, will fill the No. 2 and 3 of the Export - Import Bank to make fth will probably be about Dec. 20. positions in thpir leadership structure loans to finance U.S. export sales for issinger will go before the Senate while attempting to fight off expected Sunday another four years. |nce Committee on Tuesday to bare Democratic efforts to reduce the GOP A varied coalition of senators is on Qs of an influence. understanding with Moscow attempting to block final approval of the I would assure the Soviet Union of One big Democratic battle could come bill because it would give the President a p concessions in return for virtually over attempts by liberals to expand their free rein in By FRED NEWTON allowing credit to the Soviet State News Staff Writer A severe early winter snow storm hit Michigan and most of the Midwest faylor discovers state early Sunday morning, dumping more than 12 inches of snow on southern Michigan. State police reported treacherous, especially in the Detroit Lansing was somewhat luckier than parts of driving area. Detroit, reporting only eight inches of icks vote recount law snow as of early Sunday evening. The Detroit area reported over 12.5 inches as of Sunday night. The western portion of the state around Grand Rapids reported four inches of snow. By STEVE ORR Ingham County, because the vote totals in Taylor questioned the returns from those MSU police were swamped with calls State News Staff Writer those precincts, were far out of line with 4 6 precincts is because Carr and his workers asking if school would be canceled on B'ifford Taylor, unsuccessful results of earlier elections. concentrated their campaign efforts in Monday. Many MSU students decided to Spencer Abraham, Taylor's campaign those places and Can did better than stay home rather than fight the cold. T^'ican candidate for the 6th manager, called the lack of the law expected because of that extra MSU officials, however, said they were pssional District, filed a request for a J"1' of the Nov. 5 election "unfortunate." campaigning. not planning on closing the University. J to discover that there is results, "It is perplexing that every campaign in MSU has only been closed no provision Taylor may be encouraged to push for once for ■Michigan for the recounting of the general election excluding the recount, though, in light of recall snow, and that was in 1966. congressional elections can be recounted," results in New Hampshire. In that state a Even though no major accidents were ^essional JWor lostelections. to Abraham said. "Any close race deserves Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate reported by police, gale force winds were Democrat Bob Carr by ■ ""fes, less than one half of one the right to recount." fell short in his race by 528, got a recount raising the water levels of both Lake St. - per Clair and Lake Erie by nearly five feet. tl,c l°tal vote cast Schroeder said he, does not believe the under a New Hampshire state law - the in the election. In Lake Michigan, 15 persons were Tjy'of filed a petition for recount with vote totals will change significantly if a law that Michigan does not have - and Jtate Board of recount is ok'd by the House. was declared the winner of the election by rescued after 200 • foot Canadian Canvassers Wednesday, cargo Schroeder said he suspects the reason (continued on ship sank when winds whipped up huge |^t day recount requests were page 6) waves. 'e The East Lansing Greyhound bus depot board told Taylor In a letter reported no cancellations of runs, but said y that there is no state law to Food stamp program . ®e there would be a one to two - hour for recounting congressional delay race in departures and arrivals. Detroit Metropolitan, Detroit City and ichigan law states that congressional Capital City airports were dosed by the | recounts are to be handled by the Vingress. Taylor does have tht drifting snow. then, of petitioning the U.S. L ■ "ePresentatives for a recount. not known if hit by cut of budget AAA in Lansing reported a number of minor accidents and cars ditches. running into *>nt. Taylor will ask for The weather bureau in southeastern Spencer Abraham, Taylor's WASHINGTON (AP) - The purposes would be barred from receiving Michigan reports that another six inches of h ff ,uanager'8111(1 Taylor was out o{ government's food stamp program, food stamps. snow is due before a letup Monday. 1l0r the holidays and that Taylor was There are about 1,000 students "Of the entire designed to help needy Americans eat The storm took its toll in the eastern 0 situation. better, will be cut $325 million as part of receiving food stamps at MSU. part of the nation when a TWA jet with Taylor opt for a recount, Can¬ the Ford Administration's plan to curb Overall, the food stamp reduction will more than 90 oe sworn persons on board crashed in In on Jan. 1, Bernie Agriculture Dept. spending, officials said account for one half of a planned cut of - driving winds and rain in Washington D.C. mn.J' 8 Carr campaign advisor said, Tuesday. $650 million in USDA spending during the There were no survivors. t er said he checked with fiscal year that ends next June 30, 1-75 Part of the savings will be a result of near Monroe was closed due to i^"onal officials In Washington who tightened eligibility requirements which department budget chief Jerome A. Miles gusting winds from nearby Lake Erie. Kid k. proved ' hold toe office until it will probably Include a ban on stampsfor said. The National Weather Bureau says that through a recount that Couples and persons living alone will be the heavy snows will diminish to flurries vote "non • needy" students living away ftom hardest hit by the food stamp crackdown totals were Incorrect, SN photo/Dale Atkins by Monday. World famous pianist Van Cliburn will UI specifically Unvassers asked the state to check tf} vote h°St statements by USDA officials hive set to begin next March, officials said. "If you have a lot of kinds, you're not going graduating class Friday. See story page 3. the December MSU In the meantime, state and MSU road officials are working around the clock to Pin 46 indicated that students whose parents Precincts, including 16 In daim them as exemptions for Income tax (continued on page 13) keep the roads dear and salted. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday cemberjJ Coal work begin vot 440 killed in holiday traffic Bad weather over much of the eastern half of the new agree nation added a treacherous note for homeward bound highway travelers as the long Thanksgiving weekend came to a close. CHARLESTON, W. Va. expected. At 4 p.m. Sunday, 440 persons had been killed in (AP) — Coal miners begin Storm slows voting voting Sunday on a new An icy winter storm Sunday traffic accidents. contract in the three - week blew across West Virginia. The National Safety Council had estimated that strike that has idled 120,000 Kentucky, Virginia and the Arkansas Rep Wjl between 525 and 625 persons would lose their lives miners and Carolinas, dumping up to 15 crippled coal Mill, pojjj during the holiday weekend. production. inches of snow in some Panne Fox The counting period extends from 6 p.m. Wednesday mountainous areas and outside her to midnight Sunday. The balloting began as threatening to slow down the room at a United Mine Workers locals voting process. U.S. arms policy questioned held meetings to distribute and burlesque where she is discuss the new pact, approved In an effort to drum up finJJ Sen. Edward Kennedy said Sunday that the United last week by the AFL - CIO support for the contract, Miller two-week enga union's and other union officials went as a States sharply increased arms shipments to Turkey 38 - member stripper. out among the miners Saturday following the invasion of Cyprus. bargaining council. for eight regional meetings "And all indicators suggest the heavy shipments designed to acquaint district continue despite the clear violation of American law and officials with provisions of the the lack of any visible progress in negotiations over Light voter turnout pact. Cyprus," Kennedy, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Voting Sunday was light The union's four day subcommittee on refugees, said in a written statement. and scattered, with mo6t locals - media blitz continued Kennedy indicated that the State Dept. does not set to approve or reject the through Monday morning with expect any early goodwill gesture by Turkey to break new pact on Monday. television and radio stations the deadlock with Greece over the negotiations Responding to requests by dealing some miners for another day to broadcasting 15 - minute tapes with returning refugees to their homes. of Miller and UMW look over the contract, UMW Secretary Treasurer Harry Patrick. President Arnold Miller Pioneer approaches Jupiter extended the voting until Tuesday for locals needing extra time. The agreement calls for a 64 Pioneer 11, hurtling through space at 31,000 miles per cent increase in wages and per hour Sunday, was just a million miles away from benefits over the next three Dennis Scarford, » UMW Jupiter and only hours away from its confrontation official in Fairmont, said most years. But benefits and with intense radiation from the giant planet. locals had planned Monday working conditions, especially Scientists remained confident that the spacecraft's the lack of a clause permitting balloting, but added that some could strikes over local grievances, delicate instruments would survive Jupiter's radiation change as word of the when it comes within 26,600 miles of its cloud Monday and would be operative for another rendezvous with Saturn several years hence. tops one • day extension reached the membership. were the complaints Miller heard most often weekend visits. In his Cargo ship sinks, crew rescueJ A handful of locals, Walter Leeper, a local MILWAUKEE (AP) - and finally sank in 450 feet of about 20 miles northeast of meeting crewmembers scrambled J in schooihouses that would be president In Marion County, Fifteen crewmen hastily water. Milwaukee. No injuries were lifeboat and a rubber i filled with students said he expects a close vote on jumped into lifeboats and rafts "All the people were Monday, reported The ocean going ship moments before the cast ballots Sunday. The results the contract. But he added, "I and climbed aboard a rescue scrambling," said Lt. Cmdr. • shipiJ was pitching in waves of 12 to They helicopter in predawn darkness were picked up bf focus: were to remain secret until don't see where we're going to Robin F. Krause, a pilot 14 feet and winds of up to 40 British Lake cargo ship, Fon Tuesday night or Wednesday do much better, and I look for on Michigan Sunday aboard the Coast Guard knots when the helicopter when all returns were It to pass." when a 200 - foot Canadian helicopter that rescued four arrived on the scene. Krause one of three merchant which had come to tht ii| freighter listed in rough seas crewmembers from the cargo said that about one - third of the Jennifer. Officials ship Jennifer. "You could tell the vessel was already awash, would remain aboard ald| WORLD uo in their eyes that everyone was with the crew gathered at the Fortuna reached its nextl] Unit may hear pretty scared. They had to be." The other 11 crewmembers, highest point. Four crewmembers were Lakes port of call, belien be in Michigan. who had abandoned ship as the lifted aboard the helicopter at Arab investment plans cooled By PAT CLYDE censure. acting in political self • interest rescue operation was in about 3:45 a.m. and flown Coast Guard oftl| State News Staff Writer One progress, were picked up by a back to Milwaukee where the speculated that the Je pending censure in trying to remove O'Connor British freighter about one Roger Tamraz, the Arab financier who made the The agenda of tonight's motion is against Doyle craft refueled. Before the cargo of steel beams d from office and for neglect of hour later, seven minutes Lockheed Aircraft Corp. a $100 million investment ASMSU meeting may be O'Connor, interim director of chopper could return, the causing the vessel to n dominated by seven censure duty. before the Jennifer, carrying a Jennifer had sunk. starboard, take offer, said in Beirut, Lebanon Sunday that the Labor Relations, for conflict of • motions against its own Kay Pullman, assistant cargo of steel, went down The finally go under at 4:52l interest resulting from being a remaining company's rejection of the deal has chilled Arab members. student worker and being comptroller, for compromising enthusiasm for channeling surplus oil revenues into the her apolitical position on the The motions came in the involved with the organizing United States. Tamraz said the offer had been planned as a test case wake of unsuccessful impeachment and reprimand efforts of the Student Workers' Union. board. • Tom Winkel, ASMSU comptroller, also for Enjoy t, for other Arab investments in the United proceedings against ASMSU After the ASMSU meeting denied reports that if accepted, the offer would States and President Tim Cain. Nov. 26, O'Connor, Art Webb, compromising his apolitical the give the TTie ASMSU budget for the director of the Office of Black position on the board to form Arabs a controlling share of the huge defense and 1975 - 76 year is also on the Affairs (OBA), and Marcia a coalition • Vicki to impeach Cat." distinctive aerospace contractor. Vegas, Panhetlenic VILLAGE I agenda of tonight's meeting, Garrison, College of Arts and Lockheed, headquartered in Burbank, Calif., received which will be at 8 p.m. in 328 Letters representative, Council representative, for difference Student conflict of interest. She a controversial $250 million U.S. government loan Services Bldg. The introduced censure motions lobbied for a proposal that guarantee in 1971 to prevent it from going prospective budget is about against board members FINE After running into new financial moved last March to increase its bankrupt. .problems, Lockheed corporate line of credit $54,000, $3,000 more than this year's budget. The censure motions are involved with the impeachment attempt. • would allow only sorority or fraternity pledges to campus in an effort to reduce move off BELL'S ►b°ppe HAIRCUTTEM Nancy Sutake, College of overcrowding in MSU's from $60 million to $750 billion. still in the policy committee. Engineering representative, for residence halls. Use of Selassie funds disputed Three of the committee members are also up for Th« Stat* News If published State University every clau day by the students of Michigan during Fall, Winter and Spring school terms, Monday. 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The body of Thant, who led the United Nations fo r 10 years until retiring at the end of 1971, lay in state last week at U.N. headquarters in New York. 8** MM# I # COOKBOOKS * ART # SPORTS Explosions rock Puerto Rico # # BIOGRAPHIES * CRAFTS # CHILDRENS STORIES SHAKESPEARE # HOBBIES # GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE Puerto Rican police said terrorist bombs $10 $15 $20 exploded in several cities, damaging several buildings and the water VALVES W ie 60% Off /•••••• supply of an oil refinery early Sunday morning. There was no immediate report on casualties. .i Campus Book Store The bombings were viewed as an escalation of sabotage accompanying a month - long strike by water works employes. 131 E. GRAND RIVER (acrow from Union) ichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, December 2,1974 3 ood stores react Thii row of price freezing smokestacks at the Detroit Edison Co. Delray Power Plant is a tiny part of the mass By SUSAN AGER operations in western Michigan that they'll have around for network of -te News Staff Writer and Indiana. Michigan that amount of time. Utility holdings whose the price freeze on Officials at Wrigley, a "It's just free nds of food items which Michigan - based chain with publicity to rates and activities are sell products major grocery chains two stores in the they already have controlled Lansing area, at the current by the nced Friday a gesture of said they will freeze price. It sounds 60 days on 308 house prices for real good, but they're not Michigan Public Service will - or a gutless label items. Wrigley brands - doing anyone any favors." Commission. The HP. are Dufek said commission regulates icials of the Wrigley, Camelot and Meadowdale. Sunday that stocks of most of the all utilities, natural gas, and A & P chains - all A & P stores, three of 1,100 which items Kroger is ich announced within 12 are in the Lansing area, will freezing are telephone services, that they would freeze also freeze private • label currently warehoused, and that items the chain has promises from railroads, and other on up to 1,100 items for including bread, cheese, coffee, suppliers that items will be transportation. g as 60 days - say that tuna, pasta products, canned available SN at current photo/Charlie Kidd hing must be done to fruits and vegetables and wholesale prices until the t the American eater's frozen foods until at least Jan freeze ends. ing food dollar, and that 1,1975. Local stores to have n doing it But officials of some were marked frozen items with mething has to be done, competing chains claim the symbolic snowflakes by you must start freeze looks more humane than here" said an employe it actually is. Costs on Sunday, Dufek said. An the employe at the Frandor branch of Kroger's four local "Sure, it's just a frozen rising, they items have not been of Kroger said prices on many UTILITIES YIELD TO say. The chains can items had to be cut to meet tage of our total stock, still increase prices on freeze levels. e're putting the freeze on nonfrozen items to make ud a Meijer, Unit seeks energy-rate cant items, not on loss. Inc., with three balance branches in the Lansing area, hat nobody buys," Mike Moore,manager of the announced Saturday that it ger's fre&ze on 1,100 Grand River Avenue branch of will not participate in a freeze ertective to Feb. 1, Quality Dairy, which operates but will maintain "competitive des spaghetti, cereals, 16 sftores in the Lansing area, pricing." bles, snacks, paper and called the freeze In the first of a three ■ part So every time the two "very Harold Hans, a vice Economic crisis "We're much more "It's most unusual." ;hold goods, flour, misleading." series,State News staff writer companies ask Rosenberg, president of the company, said Jeff Merrell examines the A few restrictive." Consumers Power has asked ning and other items, "The only reason they're items frozen by the three Sculthorp and Ralls for an months ago, But so far, in every case that 20 per cent of which are workings of the Michigan Consumers Power asked the for an additional grant of $27 freezing is that they have so chains are those whose prices Public Service Commission and increase in their rates, it is not has granted interim relief, at ■ brand items, said Don much stock in their warehouses commission for $54.5 million million, while Detroit Edison would probably not increase its relationship with surprising that the final in interim rate relief, of which least that increase has been has asked for $25 million. k, director of retail that people aren't buying, and Consumer's Power and Detroit decision raises many questions. substantially in two months. $27.5 million was granted. approved in the final decision. Edison. One of the biggest questions The reasons behind this Dufek, however, said Kroger Detroit Edison asked for $61 studies show that prices on 80 The consumer and business raised concerns interim rate In other words, if the trend unusual request and the sides of the current rate million and got $30 million. continues, II relief, which is handout to in early 1975 financial situation of the two graduate per cent of the 1,100 frozen a increase case now before the utilities when they are Consumers Power will be items have increased since late utilities are only two of the commission will be viewed in "Interim rate relief should summer. considered to be in a financial granted at least $27.5 million considerations now before the the second and third parts of be granted only in emergency. in rate increases out of the commission. Kroger has tested the freeze the series. extraordinary circumstances," concept in Dallas, St. Louis, The companies, in effect, original request of $72 million. hear said Ralls, who voted, for the In addition to Houston, Cleveland and By JEFFMERRELL get a good portion of the first time, in favor of relief Since the money is issued in these, the p Pittsburgh since July before introducing it nationally State News Staff Writer Two of the money they ask for before a final reached. decision is actually during the recent requests. bonds, however, there is the possibility of taking back some of the interim relief already commission must weigh the public input at its hearings. All three commissioners contend PEGGY GOSSETT when he has Friday. The national chain is largest Interim relief is appeared in corporations in not an given, in the form of rebates, if that this input is important. News Staff Writer concert on campus. also testing an early warning Michigan — uncommon e Consumers Power and Detroit The rate case now before thing in Michigan the final decision calls for it. i concert pianist Van Hie 40 - year ■ old musician system, which would notify the commission, which should rate cases, and has been Most noteworthy of, the customers a week in advance of Edison - constantly yield to will shift his attention was born in Shreveport. La. be finished by early 1975, is granted frequently in spite of But that provision has never the powers of three men, the public input is that of Richard the ivories to sheepskins and graduated with highest any price increases. typical in this respect. Ralls' dissenting votes. been used. "We're looking at general members of the Michigan Conlin, of the Public Interest when he appears on honors from the Julliard The case began in April of "Interim relief, however, Research Group in Michigan additional sales out of this, and Public Service Commission s as guest speaker at fall School of Music in New York this year when Consumers Ralls stressed the fact that doesn't decide anything," if we see a high degree of (PSC). (PIRGIM), who is an advocate commencement, in 1954. After Power asked for rate increases the commission's professional debuting with Members of the Sculthorp emphasized. of a new rate structure. burn will also receive an the Houston Symphony customer acceptance we may PSC, staff must submit a report on Republicans William Rosenberg amounting to $72 million, and Conlin's group, along with rv degree from MSU to Orchestra in 1947, prior to his expand the items on the freeze Detroit Edison asked for a $93 the necessity of the companies and Lenton Sculthorp and some other groups, proposes to his long list of or initiate the early warning urgent requests, and that, in Interim relief requests university graduation, Van Democrat William Ralls, have million i that national awards and Clibum played with the New system" in Michigan, Dufek the last case, the staffs Michigan institute a the important responsibility of disincentive rate York Philharmonic, a top said. Since then, even though a recommendation was followed The questions structure, surrounding esident Wharton, who honor in the world of music. Mocere said small chains keeping a balance between final decision has not been to the dollar. interim relief have one added which charges more per unit of s the commencement At MSU commencement like Quality Dairy could never adequate energy and made on the original requests, dimension in the present case. energy as the amount of energy reasonable rates throughout Consumers Power has been used increases. The proposal , said that he was very three other distinguished participate in a price freeze Sculthorp also plays down Both utilities have asked the because their warehouses are the state. also provides for an economic ed about Cliburn's individuals will receive awarded $27.5 million and the importance commission for a second grant The commission acts of interim incentive for industry to run its too small to stock items for as a Detroit Edison $30 million. of interim relief. ice. honorary degrees. relief. the lengtR of the freeze. "I consumer protector, regulating Interim rate relief had come That situation has never equipment during nonpeak in outstanding artist he Receiving one of the degrees hours. have a warehouse in the back utilities, natural gas, telephone hto play. "Interim relief is a common come before. is thoughts and ideas," is Marvin B. Beekman, Lansing services, railroads and other up a said. "And they are resident, for whom the Lansing that's one • sixth the size of my thing throughout the United "It's the first time to my In effect, the new structure ' store, so I have to flow, with transportation. The Within the basic structure of States, though some states use knowledge that the utilities would persuade conservation ly very creative ones." Beekman Center for the commission is the prices," he said. a "substitute for the nine - month rate case is a it more liberally than we do," have asked for a second of "rton added that people mentally handicapped is energy, instead of d A spokesman for competition," Ralls says. provision for interim rate Sculthorp said. interim," Sculthorp said. to think of named. Beekman initiated the promoting growth at all costs. -cement speakers in a nation's first public school Eberhard's, a Michigan - based relief, which can be granted to chain which operates five Controversial duty the companies after a study of itional mold and that work experience program for stores in the Lansing area, said an interim rate relief request 's appearance will be the mentally handicapped in The commission's that usually takes about six and exciting. the firm's board of directors WaFSCHMIPT SCHMILE»4I4-THE GLASS SLIPPER Lansing. controversial duty is the n and his wife have will meet this morning in months, Ralls said. Elizabeth Duncan Koontz, regulation of the utility Grand Rapids to decide the receptions for Clibum assistant secretary for companies, notably Consumers The provision was instituted store's policy. coordination of nutrition Power and Detroit Edison. to aid Spokesmen from Seven - companies during an programs in the North Carolina About 95 per cent of the economic crisis which was not Eleven, Schmidt's, and Shop - Dept. of Human Resources, Rite stores were unavailable for people in the state are affected anticipated when the company will be honored for her by these two companies alone. put in its original request. comment Sunday. dedication to education for the handicapped and minorities. i chart detailing Ingham She will receive an honorary- Open Monday thru Friday until nine Metro Squad activities Doctor of Laws degree. ran on page 3 of Koontz was the first black ■"■y's State News, the ONCE URDN A TIME THERE WAS A BEAUTIFUL THE GIRL ASKED Tl€ SHOE SALESMAN director of the U.S. Dept. of GIRL AND A HANDSOME SHOE SALESfAAN FOR A PAIR OF GLASS SLIPPERS over the first column Labor's Women's Bureau and should read "Totql served as U.S. delegate to the cases conducted" and over the third column United Nations on the status of Id read "Cases women. mi-annual cted at MSU." 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Campbell Managing Editor Mary Hood City Editor MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1974 Diane Silver Oris Danielson Melissa Pay ton Steve Stein Campus Editor Opinion Page Editor National Etitor Sports Miter Leaders linkpeace Dale Atkins Photo Editor June Delqno En tertainment Sditor Editorials are the opinion of the State Newt TomOren We in for Columns, viewpoints and letters are personal Copy Chief are a rare treat, ladies and weapons? Why can't Joe Kirby we KttK opinions. Staff Representative gentlemen. We are standing behind the *<* by arras in the famous Oval Office where «"ing them so like automobiles £ President Ford, seated behind the famous «r peanuM- "'^ oval desk, is about to be briefed on Impossible, Mr Prp-ij^ .„ Simon is American foreign policy in the Middle determined smiling now.) «&' L**S EDITORIALS to make East. Listen: going to waste "As far as I can figure out" - that is any monev * the President speaking, ladi^ and peanuts. If material, other we don't seTth * gentlemen - "What we've got in the countries win1 Dems Middle East is an oval policy. I mean it - - s: spit meets itself coming around. Can make sense out of it for me?" "Easily, Mr. President." (Henry anybody . °hseryp1 how unhappy (K. President who j» thehas unhappy < Kissinger has the floor.) "Our policy is Middle East finally V 1 The Democrats of the Michigan Environment Committee. peace." policy Senate have provided a classic Even fellow Michigan Democrat The President is smiling. "Peace. I like ,JJJS arming them wi"forhaPP<"n if this example of the detrimental effects Warren Goemaere, who heads the it, Henry. We must always be for*peace." should break out* Henry is smiling. Ah, but you of the seniority system by naming House Conservation and Recreation forget, Mr. p "But what I don't understand" - now Henry Kissinger i, Sen. Joseph Mack smiling ,W / to head the Committee, called the Mack the President is frowning the frown of man holding all the trump,- ^ Senate Conservation and appointment a "sickening that our nonunderstanding - "what I don't policy is peace." Environment Committee. situation.' understand, Henry, is why, if we're for "I see." The scales are President s eyes. "And in falling Mack is widely considered to have the worst environmental "There's something wrong with peace, we're selling all that war material to Middle East countries." confusion. "Let me get this straight, but to promote defense. The policy is the new peace, when orderS war does bmi a system when it works like that," fellows. Our policy is peace, but we've got defense of peace." record in the Senate. The Ironwood Goemaere said. "TTiat's easy, Mr. President." (You are to help them make war, or we'll go broke. The President is scratching his famous * will hav* to to make war, and then send them £* Democrat has made a life's work of There certainly now listening to William Simon, the Wouldn't it be more accurate to say our oval head, ladies and gentlemen, and is something famous secretary of the Treasury. He is "Exactly, Mr. President." ft l scuttling environmental legislation policy is war?" frowning the frown of a man from famous oval Simon and he drastically wrong with a system smiling the smile of easy explanation.) "Let me explain, Mr. President." (You is smik and attempting to industrialize the that totally ignores merit and Michigan who has just been offered the goes on, as the "Since we are sending billions of dollars are listening to Defense Secretary James Brooklyn Bridge. observed. Oblah dee, philosopher I Upper Peninsula. ability, choosing instead to let to the Middle East to pay for oil, we have Schlesinger, who directs the famous oval "But from what I read in the doh." - oblah dah - d Mack to sell something out there that will co6t papers, has said that political longevity overrule all other Pentagon.) those birds aren't interested in them billions of dollars in return so we making The President is environmentalists "whether factors. "Under American policy, there is no defense. What they're interested in smiling. Kiss, don't get stuck without any making smiling. Schlesinger is knowingly or unknowingly are mopey in the such thing as war material. Weapons are is war. What's going to stop them from smiling. Sin Michigan voters must have been treasury." smiling. Are you not smiling? is defense material. Our policy, therefore, is taking those perfectly innocent defense doing to this nation what other disappointed to hear that The President is pleasingly famous oval policy'' frowning the frown of not to promote war in the Middle East, weapons and turning them into war (C) 1974 New York rimes people would do with bombs." Democrats, who present themselves By any logic such a proponent of as the "progressive" party, are still wanton development should be embracing the archaic seniority SIRS kept great distances from any committee system, regardless of the Letter Policy access urge dealing with consequences. A system that takes I was environmental very disappointed with the protection into account not just experience The Opinion Page welcomes all 22 viewpoint articles arguing f« faculty or staff standing - if any legislation. But because Mack is the but leadership and intelligence, letters. Readers should follow a - and phone number. against student access to SIRS | third - ranking Democratic senator, should replace the senility system. They merely served to cloud Hi Senate Dems hit few rules to insure that as many Letters should be 25 lines or issues. because Democrats wanted to keep Mack has proved that he is blind letters as possible appear in print. less and may be edited for Let's take an honest and him out of the chairmanship of the to the perils of environmental frank k An open letter to the Michigan Senate All letters should be typed on conciseness to fit more letters on what really lies behind this controm appropriations committee (of destruction. His tenure as Democrats: 65 - space lines and triple - As students, we the page pay a lot of man which Mack is a ranking member) committee As an active and committed Democrat, our classes, but often chairman must be spaced. Letters must be signed, No' unsigned letters will be we find and because Democrats continue to I am dismayed by your selection of Joseph with teachers that are closely watched to insure that he Mack as the next chairman of the Senate and include local address, student, accepted. ineffective. As it now borig think by the seniority rule. Mack does not his undeserved power stands,wehn use Conservation Committee. We would have was allowed to practically appoint to look a long time to find a worse choice hearsay to use as a basis for seleci to gut every attempt at classes. We need himself to the Conservation and for the task of materials. For instance, newspaper has something lite environmental protection. conserving the state's forms to tell the good teachers resources, and his appointment reflects dropped from $50 per ton to $ 15 per ton. Undeceived bad. fro hack politics at its worst. Sorted office wastes can bring as much as The arguments against I have supported and worked hard for $100 per ton. Obviously, we are now The statement, "Residential collets, in student** SIRS forms impress me as a lot of A the entire Democratic ticket, because I trying to collect more office waste particular, lure students with high and rationalizations Don't blow honestly felt the Democrats would be better stewards of the Michigan environment and more responsive to (including envelopes, stationary, junk mail, flyers, etc.) but it is a slow process. We are now powered pitches, which tend more to deceive than to assist," in the lead editorial of the State News Nov. 21 is a motivation embarrassed that to the that admit, faculty disgui they g implementing an innovative threatened by a procedure that i citizen concerns than the Republicans. We concept to collect the necessary misrepresentation of facts. The hold them accountable for their 4 With have claimed and promised as much in our volumes of office waste we need. We will presentation of the Lyman Briggs College Tim Cain as president, not be repeated. I see two groups con state platform. be sorting wastes program given to prospective students is a fronting evi| ASMSU could be a competent This year ASMSU has come brought to us in garbage slide tapeshow prepared by the students, in this controversy. On one side the The selection of Mack thus represents a truck • loads by the MSU Grounds , Dept. - the students who care about the student government. But recent closer than ever to being an These trucks will be routed by selected who are in the best position to know the qual betrayal of the trust placed in you by the their education and the controversies involving wet Frank effective student program of the college. faculty it government. public and the party convention. I hope buildings to eliminate food wastes and confident of their teaching ability. C Zappa fans and the degree of racism However, calls the choice was not unanimous. other contaminants. If our projections are Prospective students indicating an by Art Webb, interest in admission to limited enrollment other side are those faculty raembei among board members indicates director You defend the appointment on the correct, we should be able to rehire all of of the Office of Black suspect that they are not effective, grounds of the seniority system. If the the student workers laid off and increase programs are advised of these limitations that ASMSU has let the banner of Affairs; Doyle O'Connor, interim and with those who know they aren" seniority system must inevitably produce our work force. strongly urged to plan their programs student interest fall into the mud of director of ASMSU Labor We are with optional objectives in order to avoid even one such poor committee chairman, committed to recycling Chuck Get petty bickering. Relations; and ASMSU then it is either imperfect or possibly increasing amounts of solid waste at MSU. reaching a dead end if they are not We owe it to the University successful in gaining admission to the 6840 E. Grand Rivei representatives Marcia Garrison and corrupt. community When people begin impeachment Come on, Senate Democrats, act like and Michigan taxpayers to do program which is their first choice. Frank Lessa for the resignation or so proceedings because a few concert censure of anti-Cain forces on the the leadership of a great state, not like a economically. You can help by recycling letters, envelopes, stationary, note pads, Each year recent alumni questionnaire with ample opportunity for receive a Hunting hasslers fans are let in out of the rain petty gang of Chicago ward heelers. things board, could lead to the total etc. in our recycling stations along with the open - ended response, in which they are The recent debate on hunting are getting really bad. Why do collapse of the embryonic student James R. Anderson newspapers you have been so asked to evaluate experiences they had in letters section of the State News is I present ASMSU board members Democratic county convention delegate the residential college. Responses from government. conscientiously deposting. one. It is obvious that both prohn insist 968 Roxburgh Ave. Mark E. Rosenhaft, these questionnaires are compiled by the on infighting instead of and antihunting advocates are com Director college. It provides a completely different about the survival of wildlife, to coming up with ideas to improve ASMSU has been the driving Waste Control Authority picture from that given in the statement prohunter is most concerned student government? force The complaints of certain board behind some effective WCA may rehire quoted above. fate of the population of animals, programs, such as its legal aid and the antihunter is most concerned i members against Cain do have kernels of truth in them. But loan programs. But it has never laid-off workers Body space F. B. Dutton, former dean Lyman Briggs College .the fate of the individual animal. Iti to me that both groups have some lived up to its potential, and if ASMSU's internal problems could idiotic altercations like last week's I believe in a body space around every The Waste Control be solved without a lot of ruckus. Authority deeply person which should not be violated continue to plague the board, it regrets the need to temporarily lay - off The recent ASMSU except under certain circumstances. These impeachment looks like the near future holds no any of our student workers. We are trying circumstances usually call for the spectacle, featuring juvenile hope for effective student to shift our emphasis from newspaper agreement and/or understanding of the parliamentary grandstanding must government. collection to office waste recycling due to persons involved. I submit that the the sudden turnabout in the value of these "wrongful propelling" of a snowball at unsuspecting people, or those whose back is turned, is in clear violation of their body TOM W space. Such action also is disrespectful to them personally and should be punished. The recent $10 fine assessed by East Lansing District Judge Daniel Tschirhart Rockefeller unfit to against Kate Scannel exemplifies this. Nelson 249 Tom Koors Cowley Ave. w//im Rockefeller has been Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces. attack with lethal weapons had been a unanimously approved for the vice Nor does the bad judgment he now mistake. presidency by the Senate Rules attributes to himself in the handling of the These two errors — not to proceed with Committee, and his nomination appears to Attica revolt and the recapture of the minimum force at the outset, then Reviewer defended be sailing easily through the House prison. attacking with lethal force four days later Judiciary Committee. Yet, Rockefeller Inmates rioted and gained temporary As a former State News music critic imply a third error. If the course of — admitted to the Senate committee that he made one major error in the control of much of the prison on Sept. 9, negotiation was embarked upon at all and six ■ year resident of East Lansing, I feel obliged to come to the defense of Workers to waste offer that would benefit the other,£ of the prison revolt at Attica in 1971. He handling 1971. By early afternoon, state troopers had recaptured most prison areas, (as it was), it should have been played out to the end, music reviewer Dave Stem. In the Nov. 25 We should commend our University on Apparently, much because prohunters feel huntinj«| oftheconWJ using including at some point edition of the State News, two letters its efforts to nip recession in the bud. The admitted to the House committee that he minimum force — no loss of life — and Rockefeller's personal interventu a; but if appear which criticize Stern's review of other morning, as I was on the hunter, whereas antihuntenj confining about 1,200 rebels with their he was not prepared to play out that the Stan Kenton/Okemos Jazz Ensemble my way to the hunting degrades the hunter s J made second major error during that revolt. a Those two f"1""" hostages in exercise yard D. With course, he should not have allowed concert, and go on to question by Library, I saw a green truck pass and stop the total number of people in WjlL Governor Rockefeller's concurrence, negotiations to start. to unload a yellow road barricade used for comprise a minority. Recent M errors opened the implication Stern's qualifications. traffic control shown that, unfortunat y, ■ Corrections Commissioner Russell Oswald Still a fourth mistake, of I am of the opinion that Stem is quite during home football way to the deaths of I then more chilling games. Two men stepped from the Americans are unconcerned * opened negotiations with the implication, about which neither truck, 39 men, including 10 ] inmates. likely the best informed and most one carried the yellow plank and the other how our life style is raPldl>'TT committee has questioned corrections officers Rockefeller, knowledgeable jazz critic to write for the a metal the habitat wildlife needs to surw ■ I j At the hearings last week, Rockefeller was the total lack of control he exercised State News in the past six years. His brace used as a support. An and prison told Rangel that "probably the most additional five men remained on the With a little compromise no X over the attack once ft was decided upon. articles are consistently truck, employes. When serious mistake I made - and this is the Asked about that by the special informative. interesting and one driving and four others in the rear. tolerance, hunters and anti I asked, About two minutes later I walked their mutual interests could wor first time I have said this — was not to commission, he replied: Furthermore, Stem has the ability to past j moreover, by Rep. Charles Rangel of have overridden the commissioner's decision to stop the retake of the prison "I'm not a military man or a police place various forms of jazz into their the intramural fields There was another by Munn n;ena. for the benefit of wildlife- human society. But I supp andgl? official. These are professional respective contemporary artistic levels. If University employe . New York why hej chalking one of the fields. No, there were much to expect from highly by state police." Many prison judgements. I do not feel I have the he has any journalistic fault, it's In had not personally gone to . . looking two employes Attica, a had been urged to do, Rockefeller said he administrators and policemen competence to make the judgments and I for the creative energy and artistic skills chalking the field. One was relatively uneducated people. agree with this, as the rebellion think there's nothing more sitting on the tailgate of a truck holding was "no Messiah," saw might dangerous than demanded by the newer forms of jazz in the yard marker and the other was driving Glenn R.& nothing he could possibly have been terminated then a civilian do, and "so there on national television without the use of lethal force. messing in military activities and the performance of the two bands, and for the vehicle back and forth on Extension Specialist. 1 the playing would be Nelson Rockefeller and he trying to impose. his judgement over not conadering them sort of Boston surface. Who said there was a But Rockefeller allowed negotiations to those of the professionals. . . a gasoline Dept. of Fisheries «iw would be the man who failed." Earlier, proceed that day and the next . . my Pops of the jazz world. crisis? when Rep. David Dennis of Indiana asked three, experience is that the best thing a well - One of the letters criticizes the State In these times of fuel although he did not at any time go to intentioned civilian political shortages, the same question, Rockefeller had said Attica himself. Then, no settlement personality News for not being "a reliable critic of recession and high that if he had gone to having can do is not try and impose his judgment local culture." I disagree, and feel unemployment It Is Attica, he "would been reached, on the morning of Sept. 12, on professional matters but to good to know the University is doing its just be giving approval" to the holding of he permitted state pick good congratulations are in order to the editors part to solve these problems. Maybe next troopers to attack D - people and back them up..." for allowing Stem as much space as hostages. yard with tear gas, shotguns, rifles and they year they will have enough of That was in reference to state have this fall, and for my tuition Placing such an abstract principle above sidearms, killing 39 men, including 10 police. Is recognizing the to give every litter collector his own car the human desire to save lives there any reason to believe Rockefeller cultural and artistic importance of the new may not hostages, and wounding 80. and driver so he can lean out the window commend Rockefeller to everyone as a Last September, to the Senate Rules would be less deferential to the forms of music. and collect litter while cruising around Due to a Loper's Nov. 25 typopapb^fjt! man who should be in line of succession as professionals of the Pentagon? Gary Ozanich Committee, Rockefeller suggested that the (C) 1974 New York Times campus. Alan Reisdorf cent of all animals are hunteo. ■ 428 Grove St. 810 Hicks Drive Loperpnv was 3 per cent. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, December 2, 1974 5 jrrorists III Israeli, life in raid [HANIYA, Israel (AP) - An Israeli „ factory worker, slain by Arab .as as he and his family prepared for To some it means Jjn a frontier village, was buried sleigh bells, Christmas |iy. and yule logs and to . was the 58th victim this year of some it means [list attacks in Israel and Defor.sc clothes and slippery soggy ■tor Shimon Peres vowed at .the Cgl; "We shall do everything possible" sidewalks. Whatever it Jd the infiltrations. means, there is more lie service for 37 - year • old Subhi than a foot of it J took place less than 24 hours after everywhere. Snow that fterrorists I raided this village three is. from the border with Lebanon, SN photo/Robert Kozloff llitary sources in Tel Aviv said the ■gunmen were members of A1 Fatah, Jjargest guerilla organization and the lied by Yasir Arafat, head of the ftrella Palestine Liberation piization. is a competitiort between t and other organizations over who [kill more Israelis," Peres told the Vers. k said that during the last month Arab (rators had tried three times to raid is the border into Israel, but they all The military command said that City units . I'the weekend five Arabs to study fund were killed ideas e Lebanese border in an infiltration Kipt. tillage residents said ■ the marauders into Mussa's house Saturday night. K killed him in his pajamas and riddled By JOE KIRBY marker to commemorate the Vietnam housing use lwife from shoulder to foot with State News Staff Writer protest and 1 Elderly Housing 6. Sr.'s one request for more • Transport - School Buses kiatic rifle fire. The couple's sue - year bathrooms in the downtown area. 2. Code Enforcement 7. Clear Vision at Intersections East Lansing has 3. 8. Expand Bus J son dashed from the house and raised completed the first Municipal Rental Housing System ■ alarm that woke the phase of public meetings to discuss uses One citizen 4. Rehabilitation - Resale Program 9. Dial - a - Ride System slumbering for federal even suggested that the city neighborhood cbd activities community development not apply for funds, thus making 1. Street Closures facilities funds, and the city has more than more 1. Improve Lighting (In particular. Grand River Jbout 30 villagers ■forks and two rifles armed with suggestions on how to enough spend the $1.2 funds available to more needy cities. 2. Community recreation Center 2. Improve 3. Improve, Parking Facilities Avenue) gathered outside million it will receive. Expand Pedestrian Space Rouse where the two gunmen held The citizen suggestions will now be 1. 2. Outdoor Pool 4. Parking Availability Information 5. Public Restrooms h's two other children — a 5 - year • studied by the city's Ehinger Park - Facilities The city held five public meetings commissions who will 3. Children Area prl and a 4 ■ year - old son. put them in a priority order and determine 4. Supervision - - Valley Court Park social services during November. Only about 250 people Better Utilization of Existing Facilities 1. Drug Education >r 90 tense minutes Israeli soldiers whether they actually 5. Art Workship Facility 2. New D.E.C. attended the meetings .held at City Hall, qualify for the 6. Senior Citizen Facility and the terrorists surrendered Red Cedar school, Central federal funds. Recreation Center 3. New Listening Ear Facility 7. Emerson Park school, Bailey §ut another shot. One of the Arabs school and Pinecrest school. Reports to the commissions will be 8. Acq. Spartan Street Park 4. Facility for Food 5. Health Co-op Maintenance Program ■rounded by his own gun, the military made on the transportation special activities d said. Michael Conlisk, head of the city following timetable: Planning 1. Pedestrian Overpasses (Central School 1. Improve Water and Human Relations commissions on and Downtown Area) Quality > villagers of Rjhaniya are Circassian planning department, said citizen interest 2. Pedestrian Walkways 2. Control Noise & Air Pollution ftms. descendants of 19th century - was good under the circumstances since Wednesday, Recreation and Housing 3. Bike Paths 3. Investigate Water Sources lan immigrants who still wear the high the meetings were held under a strict commissions on Thursday and the Traffic 4. Street Intersection Improvements 4. Recycling Program Commission 5. Street Trees 5. Improvements For Handicapped ■ and fur hats of Cossacks. timetable. on Dec. 9. Though 6. Community Garden Jssing to the same religion as most "I'm not These commissions will write mitviniPr ■ they Israeli citizens and disappointed in the rmed forces. are serve in Conlisk said. "We got more results," than enough recommendations at meetings on the up their Wi / A UJI6 7 HOU 80U6MT A U)I6! THAT'S A 6REAT IPEA SIR! NO, I PROMISE.. I REALLH' DO. I PROMISE ...HES, I REALLY llitary sources said the gunmen suggestions." following dates: Recreation Commission NO, I PROMISE NOT TO lAU6H PROMISE ..MES. I PROMISE 1 to demand the release of five on Dec. 19, Human Relations Commission NOT TO Some of the LAU6H...fK.$ll?,r hers held in Israeli jails and carried a more unique suggestions on Dec. 20, Traffic Commission on Dec. REAuy REALLY PRCM&E given during the meetings included a 23, and Housing Commission on Dec. 24. request that the money be spent on a These recommendations will be sent to the Planning Commission, which will write a final recommendation to be sent to city council by Jan. 23. City council will hold DOONESBURY a public hearing on Feb. 18 and take final by Garry Trudeau action on Feb. 25. Um,ASI HEY, Ich Monday the State News publishes Owen Hall, and the graduate assistant sick MREDO UNP6RSTAND POCATEIU- HELLO?.. jt of scheduled local governmental leave policy. The city's application for funds must , mmw I'MWIN' IT, VIRGINIA WU60MINP Jngs, including campus and state be submitted to the Tri - I XX/K6Q/N6, IN WITH DOeSNTUANT YOUR OWN 6ETME UH. CAN OIPENPS, Wednesday County Regional : wm mm, YOU TO MOVE THE J COME LOVER- The East Lansing Human Relations Planning Commission for review by March BUSINESS, BERKELEY is are MAN? POCATEIU. / IN! HEAR? IN? WHAT POM: encouraged to clip this list . Commission will meet at 8 p.m. 1. POUCE! QUICK?! GOTHERS? ■ference. Please contact the in the managing council chambers at city hall, 410 / _/ \ to include items here. Abbott The application will then be sent to the Road. Today Dept. of Housing and Urban Development ■ ASMSU board will meet at 8 Thursday for final approval. The city could begin The East Lansing Recreation n 328 Student Services Bldg. receiving funds as early as June 1975. Commission will meet at 7:30 p.m. at East llGS will meet at 6:30 p.m. in the Lansing High School. These suggestions are just for the next I Con Room of the International The East Lansing Housing Commission three years, but the It will discuss SIRS city is tentatively forms, the ■ will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the conference lility of a scheduled to receive another $1 ,'854,000 computer terminal in room at City Hall. for the following three years. " rent a t.v. [ $25.00 per term 20% off jewelry i Today, .ceD Fciday Dec. Time is running out... 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It will include K News Staff Writer Robert Sieffert said. facilities for departments directly involved. complement of you who have radiology and The much lauded the intramural fall for students wishing to Costs analyzed ■osr surgery, an animal research The new facility will include fields Performing Arts Center, in line already there. apply for a seat on the Breslin explained that after At your residence hall center, and outpatient facilities for not only classrooms and office Though the five proposed groundbreaking ceremonies committee, Black, committee the program statement has | and thought about for the colleges of Human and sometime next space, but also all of MSU's buildings have a direct impact chairman, said. been drawn up, the plan is ■that wide open space Osteopathic Medicine. The fall, will bring broadcasting on MSU under one roof the facilities, students, it appears given to the State Bureau of | utilized, chances are building is slated for departments of Music including WKAR television and that students have little input Funding sources the Budget to analyze costs. and jUniversity has already completion in winter 1976. Theater. Officials predict that radio. into their location and design. Funding of ■for it. Much student and new buildings The plan is then sent to the Outpatient facility it will be faculty While Breslin said that there will come from various sources, less than five new This outpatient completed by 1979. support for a proposed is a real need for students to legislature and studied by the facility will Full theater Sieffert said. For example, the Joint J which will enlarge, be available to students intramural building has gotten channel their input in the $16 million Performing Arts Capital Outlay ■and combine existing Upon completion, the that project to the various stages of planning, he subcommittee, after which an 1 on campus, are in requiring special treatment that drawing Center will be funded through they could not otherwise building will contain a full board but it has not yet been architect is hired to determine theater, a 600 - seat theater acknowledged that there is donations and contribution? Jtages of planning. Of receive at the authorized by the board of very little opportunity space layouts and overall Ijee have been given University Health and recital hall, several smaller trustees. Officials are in the for solicited in various fund raising estimates. In this step, Center (Olin). It will take them to do so. bead for construction. experimental stages, dance process of developing a campaigns. The new public additional costs may be students only on referral from However, Ronald Black, safety facility is being built studios, practice rooms and incurred, which will have to be Jlently under physicians at Olin. Fees will be offices. financing scheme for the associate professor in the largely through revenues approved or rejected by the ijon is the new Public charged at standard hospital A facility, which must be College of Osteopathic collected from faculty and Communication Arts subcommittee. Juilding. located south ■[udiology and Speech rates. new building, which will combine completed before presentation to the board and Medicine, said students may staff parking. Funding for the Though people and Plans for a new health consequent serve one - year terms on the new IM would come from the T Building all of the departments in the equipment will move from the on Red center are under development of a program Building, Lands and Planning athletic fund and from revenue old lad. This $1.4 million discussion, College of Communication statement. buildings on central though no formal plans have Committee. This is an advisory collected from basketball, Arts, has been approved by the campus to the new, these ■ will house the Dept. been made. The More IM facilities group that studies building project has not board and is in the first hockey, and nonstudent stately old buildings will not be £ Safety, now located yet been presented to the stage of now planning. "There is a need for sites, traffic flow and makes football ticket sales. Also, the left empty. ■onset huts near South board of trustees. TTie new additional IM facilities," said recommendations on the state authorizes funds to' be "We are always short of ■ The building will Administrators are working on Jack building may be a larger the Breslin, executive vice appearance and functions of used by MSU to finance the space," Breslin said, adding ■ be completed by next program statement. The president and secretary of the improved facility to be located statement marks the birth of proposed buildings. section of a building containing that the rooms will be used on the site board of trustees. Applications are available every academic facilities. where the the project and spells out the largely for office space. ■her building under University Health Center The new IM building would programs to be included in the most likely be built between |ion is the Clinical stands, University architect facility. It is drawn up by the the Vet Clinic and Fee I Center, next to the Hall, to !S Building on south HAVING TROUBLE THE COMPANY ANNOUNCES ' hSU N OPEN AUDITIONS for ^*ice: $5.50W Z You Know I Can'f Hear You When 50^foir otfraS The Wafer's Running tflBWOff.de ?lw; DECEMBER 3&4 7:00pm 353-9777 East McDonel Hall - Conference Rm.B fioor Qnioki Schuss Carnival weekend Feb. 7,8,9 HBWh "A Pleasant Cafe" Block One M.A.C. $50 fee includes: - - Transportation by bus 2 days lift tickets - 2 days lodging at Condominium - Beer party Friday MONDAY LUNCH SPECIAL - Wine & cheese party Sat. $10 deposit due Dec. 13th "SOUP LOVERS SPECIAL" 1 CUP SOUP (mlnntstrone or clam chowder) THE PERFORMING ARTS COMPANY PRESENTS That Champion Season Grand Annual Christinas m h-lMfl TUflSHON At the Arena Theatre on Jan. 9-12 and Jan. 14-18 at 8:15pm }turday & Sunday December 7 & 8 Noon to six call Fairchild Box office for MSUnion Second Floor information 355-0148 Over l?5 displays ms Mb. 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Artist captures 'bubbly effect' in 30 abstract prints on exhibi By FRANK FOX "Most of the things I do are own invention and he believes "There are various things I that I Stata News Reviewer completely nonobjective he is the only artist working thought I .1,,^. put on the slide that give abstractions, patterns of colors with it. various effects when something with them Local artist Charles Strieby drawing," when I surted could carry his extensive without any particular Strieby said he has used all he said. doi ' intention of looking like kinds of instruments to "draw" "Through "lem. he said. portfolio of works in a cigar experimentation and knowing ^ current bo* with room left over for a anything," Strieby said. on the slides, but mainly relies what happens when one.* you turkey sandwich. "Many people, in talking on pens. "I've used many different manipulate the materials, you J."1' Strieby's^ fourthUnsing l Strieby, an MSU landscape can more or less know what is exhiki architecture professor, does about this, think I am a materials. The coloring is going to happen. Prev,i0,us exhibitions > work have not build model photographer," he added. usually done with colored "You don't featured nrint - battleships in aspirin bottles or carve "TTiis is not the case, as far as the artistic effect is concerned. ink," he said. "I've tried every kind of liquid you could think advance exactly what all the know little effects will be, but there in abstractions forms and faces sugg^ The portraits of presidents in dried It is not show consists of prunes or anything weird like photography." of and some kinds of secret is prinu - Exactly what his work is a high degree of control on mainly suggest that. things that I really wouldn't the general composition." „ remains an enigma. The want to give away." patterns. 5 He is content to create Strieby said he began The East vivid, processes Strieby employs to Whatever his exact Lansins [ii**, compelling works of working with slide art about 10 abstract art on 1 by IVi • inch create his miniature wonders are secrets which he is reluctant techniques are, Strieby does years ago. open from 9 Monday through Fridn a,m\J surfaces of 35 have a certain method to his • miMimeter "About three years ago I from 9 slides. to share. The technique is his work. had accumulated enough slides Saturday. a.m. to 5:3o7a When the slides are photographically enlarged into prints, they can be viewed in all their intricate detail and beauty. An exhibition of some Musical 'Hair' 30 prints made from Strieby's set for slides are on display at the East Lansing library gallery through tonigk Dec. 31. in "Hie essence of what I am Auditorium doing is that it is done on a The rock musical very tiny scale," Strieby Hair, with an 18 . explained. "In the latest group member cast accompanied on display I have achieved by a six - piece rock will be presented at band, something I had been working 8pm. on for a today in the Auditorium, long time - a kind of bubbly effect." "Hair," MSU Pop The "bubbly effect," Entertainment's first' however he achieves it, lends to venture into the theatrical I many of the prints a pulsating world, will be performed immediacy highly reminiscent by the show's fourth of some of the best San major touring company, Francisco light shows of the the Rock Talent' late 1960s. Company. The prints are amazingly The musical originally detailed, radiantly • colored opened in October 1967, expressions of movement, at the New York growth and change. They Shakespeare Festival'!. suggest a multiplicity of Public Theater. In April images: explosions on the sun, 1968, the show opened ot cosmic galaxies of fire and ice, Broadway, where it has fantastic amoeba - like been playing ever since. It SN Photo/John Harringto creatures seen under a is now the seventh musical Charles Strieby, professor of landscape architecture, has powerful microscope, inkblots in the history of t developed a process for creating abstract art on the surface of 35 - millimeter film. designed by H.P. Lovecraft, Broadway theater to ha,t Strieby has 30 anything the viewer chooses to a five year run Others indude - prints on display at the East Lansing Library gallery through Dec. 31. "My Fair Lady,""Hello Dolly" and "South Pacific." The over 40 songs in MSI/ CHORALE TO PERFORM TONIGHT the show include "Aquarius," "Air," "Hair," "Easy to Be Seasonal music to highlight week Hard," "Good Morainj Starshine," and "Let the Sunshine In." Traditional, modem and Christmas music will The Rock Talent highlight a The 24 • member Oakland University ensemble's program will concert by the MSU University Chorale and the Oakland include an early American folk hymn, Ron Nelson's "Choral Company production Is University Singers at 8:15 tonight in the Music Building directed by Bo Golden, Fanfare for Christmas" and Vincent Persichetti's "Mass." auditorium. who also plays the part of The two groups will join in a performance of Daniel Pinkham's The University Chorale, a 33 - voice ensemble Berger. Golden joined the directed by "Christmas Cantata" for chorus and brass. Robert Harris, will open the concert with Bach's Chicago production ol "Sanctus in D The Women's Glee Club will Major" followed by three motets by Willy Burkhard, a present a Christmas concert "Hair" in 1969 and featuring both joyful and reverent Christmas songs with worked his way into the contemporary German composer, and "Behold! I Build a House," a cantata by American composer Lukas Foss. accompanying flute music in two concerts Friday. Broadway production. Directed by Leona Witter, the Glee Club will sing a "Noel" Tickets for "Hair" are with flute accompaniment, two "Glorias," "The Three Kings," $4 and $5. "Jesus, Jesus, Rest Your Head" and "He is Born." Happening Hie free concerts will be held at 7 and 8:30 '7University Lutheran Church. p.m. Friday at the 'Hie annual MSU Orchestra and Chorus Christmas concert Sunday will include Gomer L. Jones, director of the chorus, jazz in Hassidic leading the audience in "Brightest and Best of the Sons of the A Morning," an Episcopalian hymn which Jones has set to a Bach jazz approach to traditional Hassidic music will be featured chorale. at "Hassidic Happening '74," to be sponsored by the Friends of Hie tradition of Merkos Lubavitch at 8:30 tonight in 109 teaching the audience a carol began two years Anthony Hall. ago because Jones felt people didn't know The Happening will include the music of the Morristown enough Christmas carols. He plans to continue the tradition until he retires in 1977. Moving Spirits, four students who play drums, guitar, accordian The free concert will be held at 4 and clarinet. p.m. Sunday in the Auditorium. Meet us under the parachutes for end of term IT'S THE SANTA BUS SPECIAL $SALC (East Lansing Store only) Buy one pair of sale shoes at regular price and buy a second pair one dollor (Must be less expansive pair) If you buy only one pair, we will still give you 15 off Over 500 pairs for gals Over 300 pal's for guys Sale Starts TODAY . . . WITH A WEEK OF FREE RIDES FOR YOU! and ends Sat. Dec. 14th Thats right-the Santa Bus Special gives you an extra week of campus bus service- ABSOLUTELY FREE! If early registration, (Dec.9-13) The price of a you a winter term bus pass averges out to winter term bus pass will receive bus service is purchased during during finals week! less than the cost of one \hepards ,*HES individual ride ticket per day-so why not check it out at early registration, and EAST LANSING 317 E. Grand River A*, join the rest of the elves in an extra week of bus servico-ON SANTA! ask ui about FREE Parking! Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, December 2, 1974 9 Youth By RALPH FRAMMOLINO co-op services cars for less Brown said. "But of the State News Stiff Writer some people here are u can help keep a good kid from going basically young people out of school who need a vocational skill." L getting your ctr fixed, "I don't want js can be done at the Community Co - op people getting the impression that they must have their car locked ■ Corp., a nonprofit organization designed up 100 per cent of the time Lvide cheaper prices for car repair while Brown said. when they bring them in," lying problem - prone youth in a useful, "Hiey aren't going to screw up the car. We don't hire |tional job. people like that." A former co lur goal, beyond teaching, is to provide - op coordinator, Wilbur lowest cost to the Lansing area and Whitney Jr., used the co • op as a doctoral thesis in study for a Ljs of the co - op and, thereby, psychology. "The present experiment (the co • op) had a jjthen the economy," co • op proprietor on the significant effect reduction of delinquent offenses |Brown said. measured in terms of (as co -op employs young numbers of arrests people from following the procedure) for ,orhood youth programs to do the work, initial who remained in the experiment lessparticipants e charge on the basis of an $8.50 flat than three Lurlv fee for labor," he said. The average • months," Whitney concluded. h other repair shops is $11 to $12 an •Tm learning a lot," said Gerald Wisner, an hour, J. Members of the co • op, who pay $3 to employe of the co - op. "I was raking leaves before. If I ever have Receive a 5 per cent discount on labor and anything wrong with my er cent discount on parts, car, I will know what to do with It." "I like my people don't buy a membership card working on cars," Steven Mayhew int time," Brown said. "Hiey usually said. Mayhew, unlike Wisner, expects to make ■once and try to feel out our service." car repair his vocation. "It's a good job to learn le co • op, which has 180 members, is about cars." litly self - sufficient, though Its Initial Brown said the co • op is getting moderate 11 came from a Model Cities Youth, business. He said that It Is anxious to get more jopment Organization grant, fcwn said that the employes of the co op cars Into the shop, but because of the limited money the co - op runs on, • advertising is Bunder strict supervision by qualified nonexistent. pnics. Brown has an associate degree in Trnechanics from Ferris State College. His pe auch as tune co - op not only does minor repairs, ■ ups and work on exhaust wising partner, Rick Lott, has four years of and brake systems, it also reconditions used cars. [be ■ job experience. I lot of 1^e reconditioning process includes engine people think letting these people painting, washing the car inside and Ion their cars is a good idea," Lott said. L know that the kids are getting a chance buffing the exterior, touching up the paint out, and applying a job, Lrn from the work and that there vinyl coating on the interior. are at A friend of mine told ■two mechanics who are me about the co • supervising the op," said Robert Allen, a member of the ■ operation." organization. 'Tm working on it Bwn said the co • op offers the youths the people to join) but nobody has had their car (getting other Ktunity to "learn a possible career, or at break down yet." End themselves out." "I think that there's no other I said the young people that join the co place in town - where they would have done a Ingram are from youth agencies such as better prices," said J. Jacob better job at Ition: Mainstream, Youths Development of the Student Wind, staff member land Neighborhood Youth Corps, Housing Corp. and auto co - op member. Wind said that he had a valve lie co • op was originally Initiated as an on his car for job done ptive delinquency - preventive program," $27, which would have cost $85 anywhere else. floliday crime strikes MSU ■dents may vacation and the gym store In Jenlson store. The University may officially Fieldhouse Wednesday. Police burglars struck at 4 p.m. and were picked up by ■down, but campus crime say they apparently gained |takesarest. entrance campus police. They were to the store released to their parents. o East Lansing juveniles by breaking through a locker that Id 11 and 12 — broke Into forms one of the walls of the were Calculators valued at $2,645 taken from Olds Hall sometime between 5 p.m. FOR L'n/c to aid Tuesday and 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. Five Monroe calculators YOUR were taken. The SN photo/Steve deKlerk ith campus suspects. police have no Rick Lott, supervisor of the Community Co • op Corp., works on the door of a BOOKS winter u A pizza was stolen in reconditioned car that is being sold. Reconditioning automobiles is only one of the services that the co - Butterfleld Hall op offers. Wednesday m've ever had the urge to take your bicycle evening. Two males were apart during involved. One student has been kigid winter months but never had the mechanical talent. To more. arrested. le Community Bicycle Co Football Contest • op will sponsor a clinic, starting , that will e, 211 ;. center around such problems as winter The clinic will be from 2 to 5 Evergreen Ave. p.m. at the Bike Co - A a meeting of the student affiliate of the cooperative will FINAL WEEK'S WINNERS! J at 8:30 tonight in 33 Union to elect the board of lors and set policies. 618 people entered the football contest this \ Co week, bringing the contest ■ op is East Lansing's only nonprofit center total to over 4,000. Winner of the contest was k service and supplies for bikes and other providing Edward Kuivanen, who had nonpolluting 18 of the 10 games correct (the Penn State vs. ■of transportation. Pittsburgh game had not been played). Second place went to Donn Burrows, who had 17 correct. pibership in the organization is open to all. Donn beat third place winner, Steven Jacobs, by being three points closer to the tie breaker. BOYCOTT SIRS Instructor Evaluation Supported by ASMSU Undergrad Academic College Representatives Abo.. Left: Ed hjT *b0" h„ and several college student fim pl.ce cluck from Fwl And,,, of *"* "om Dou« Flow" »' *" B"» Andre' Ofrbmobile. Mo"k,y' THE STATE NEWS WOULD LIKE TO THANK EVERYONE WHO HELPED TO MAKE governments THIS FALL'S FOOTBALL CONTEST SUCCESSFUL. -IT-Y0URSELF AND SAVE! FredtAstaire DANCE STUDIOS COLLEGE STUDENT SPECIAL EVERY 6 Private Lessons You can - ONLY $10.00 learn to DAY Foxtrot, Waltz, Swing, Polka, Cha-cha, Rumba and Tango. S8S LIMITED OFFER! Across from Olin at DANCE STUDIOS, INC. 301 MAC Avenue, East Lansing 421 E. ORAM RIVER 351-4210 Phone 332 8644 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, December 2,191 MSU icers bea By STEVE STEIN students were home for the defenseman Pat Betterley got "The same thing happened State News Sports Writer Thanksgiving holiday weekend, his stick in front of a shot against Minnesota earlier this The script was the same this record crowds attended the while Clark was out of the net year," Ross said. "Colp tried to past weekend for the MSU contests. Standing room only to preserve the tie. pass it to me and it hit the hockey team. crowds of 6,324 and 6,411 MSU coach Amo Bessone defensemen's stick or skate." Reserving heroics for the watched the games, setting new pulled Clark, who made 59 third period again, the Spartans single - game marks. A new two saves in the game, late in the Bessone, who was happy beat archrival Notre Dame - pme series record of 12,735 third period and MSU got the with the tie, said pulling the Friday night, 5-3, then held on was also set over the weekend. tying tally with just 24 seconds goalie for an extra attacker late to tie the Fighting Irish, 4-4 The Spartans were happy to left in regulation time. in the game usually doesn't Saturday night at the Munn Ice escape with a tie Saturday. Steve Colp scored the goal produce good results. Arena. Down 4-2 after two periods, as he tried to pass in front of The victory and tie gave the MSU scored twice in the final the net to a wide - open "But it's worth it when It stanza to send the game into a Tom Ross. The does. That's why you do it," Spartans a 6-3-1 record in teammate, Western Collegiate Hockey 10 - minute sudden - death he added. puck hit a Notre Dame Assn. (WCHA) play and a 74-1 overtime. defenseman's stick and went mark overall. The Irish MSU goalie Ron Clark into the net. MSU played without high - dropped to 4-5-1 in the WCHA stopped 12 Irish shots during "If it would have gone over scoring winger Daryl Rice and 6-5-1 in all games. the overtime, many of them at to Roscoe he would have put it Saturday. Rice suffered a jaw Despite the fact many point • blank range, and in," Colp said later. injury Friday but is expected to return this weekend. Dave Kelly admirably filled Grapplers tonight Rice's place Saturday on the open Spartan line with Colp and Robbie Harris. MSU's Brendon Moroney raiies hit stick in the air after Tom Ro« (mkJdte) hadscoredapovwar piaygoal duringtfe| Spartans 4-4 tie with Notre Dame Saturday at the Munn Ice Arena. MSU's wrestling squad will kickoff its wrong," Peninger added with a laugh. Ross scored a pair of power 1974-75 season against Penn State tonight as Among the Penn State notables are Jerry play goals within 29 seconds of Velleco at J67 pounds, Fred Brenneman at 177 Basketball opens coach Grady Peninger and his matmen try to the second period Saturday pin down their initial victory of the year. MSU will tackle the Nittany Lions in the first meeting between the two schools at 7:30 and sophomore Jerry White at 190. White,who had a 17-2 record a year ago as a freshman, will be pitted against MSU senior Scott Wickard. while Tim McDonald MSU's other tally. got tonight at MSI p.m. in the Men's Intramural Building Sports "He's a long linear kid who specializes in Three goals within a putting cradles on people, so Wickard is gonna Spartans face Central Michigan Arena. 41-second span of the third Missing from last year's MSU team due to have to keep his head up," Peninger said. period gave MSU its victory graduation are standouts Conrad Calendar and Spartan senior Jim Bissell will start in the Friday over Notre Dame. Jeff Zindel. Coupled with the graduation losses 118 pound division after narrowly nosing out - Harris, Rice and then Brendon have been an unusual high number of early East Lansing freshman Dave Bartlett, who has Moroney scored between the By CHARLES JOHNSON season injuries. been hampered by a bad knee. 36-second and 1:27 mark of State News Sports Writer Speed and offense will Ganakas added. and either White or Davis j "We've suffered some terrible losses already MSU freshman Dennis Brighton will get the the final period to pace the once again be the Spartans' get the call at guards. L Hairston was elected captain this year," noted Peninger,who will be without nod in the 134 class after edging Gil Herrera in Spartan win. Aside from not having a battle cry, though experience of this year's team by his "Our team is not going! the services of regular 118 - pounder Randy preseason tryouts. Sophomore Don Rodgers 5-11 scoring machine to lead should also be a welcomed be physical," Ganakas J teammates, who include Miller because of a nerve injury and two • time returns in the 142 - pound class. Junior Steve Moroney and Colp got the its offensive attack, don't asset. forward Terry Furiow (6-5) "We're a subtly built team,! state high school champ Waad Nadhir for the Rodriguez at 150 and Rick Greene at 158 will other goals Friday for MSU. expect many other changes in Gus Ganakas' squad will and guards Benny White (5-8) we're going to be very fasti rest of the year due to a knee injury. wrestle in the middleweight classes. Colp's goal made him the MSU's basketball team when it face CMU at 7:35 p.m. in the Bill Glover (6-2), and Pete quick in our moves, wl "There are very few wrestlers who have alltime top MSU goal scorer, takes the court tonight against accentuate this phase of « the Oliver Williams at 167, Jeff Hersha at 177, season opener for both squads Davis (6-1), all top returnees. luxury of being well all the time, and those that and heavyweight Larry Avery will round out beating Mark Calder's old mark Central Michigan at Jenison and the Chippewas, touted game in running from baselL to baseline in are begin to worry whether something is the MSU squad in the upper weight divisions. of 84 career goals. Fieldhouse. highly in pre • season In addition, 6-4 Tom addition! McGill, 6-9 Cedric Milton, and having a fast motion offens predictions, will undoubtedly the front court." 6-4 Edgar Wilson are all front provide more than enough to The Chippewas return ri. line prospects returning from a give the Spartans a true first lettermen from last season 1 test. year ago. Senior forward Lovelle Rivers (6-5).should also senior forward Danj contribute. Roudfleld promises to t MSU returns nine lettermen off strong leader in the fortes last year's squad, which With Hairston being the Senior guard James McEiro— posted a 13-11 record in only player with his position the Chips other princi overall competition and sewed up, Ganakas will start threat. finished fourth in the Big Ten with an 8-6 mark. Furiow and Milton at the Game and season tickets I forward position against CMU still available at the i However, one of the absentees and see what happens. Glover office in Jenison. from last season's team is Mike Robinson. Robinson, who finished his MSU career last season by making his way into the record books as the hitfiest scorer in All-Big Ten honoq Spartan history, was the team's main offensive weapon last year and Ganakas will have to find someone to fill that go to 5 Spartans t scoring void. Leading MSU's list of top Conference coaches selected five MSU players Wednesdi UPI's All - Big Ten football teams. Four Spartans were cl for first team honors and one player was elected to the se team. returnees is center Lindsay Hairston, who flourished into a Landing MSU's only spot on the first offensive team J devastating defensive player running back Levi Jackson, who also was the only selected to either the offensive or defensive first team. sophora| last season and wound up as the Three Spartans were selected to the first defensive team. Big Ten Conference's leading rebounder. Defensive end Otto Smith, a junior, tied with Michigan's I Jilek to become one of three ends selected. Senior tackle J "It's always great to build Taubert and senior linebacker Terry McClowry filled out Mfl from the middle, at the post first team honors. Chosen to the second defensive team from MSU was jufl position, and in Hairston we SN photo/Rob Kozloff defensive tackle Greg Schaum. probably have one of the best An impressive turnout of about 2,000 celebrated MSU's successful the team's most valuable player. Other award winners included players in the conference," Rose Bowl bound - Ohio State dominated the all - lea 1974 football campaign last Tuesday at the annual Spartan Football linebacker Terry McClowry, defensive end Mike Duda, defensive Ganakas said. first teams, as it grabbed five positions on the offensive team! four on the defensive squad. Bust at the Lansing Civic Center. The ceremonies, which included tackle Jim Taubert, offensive guard Charlie Wilson and flanker Mike award "He's a senior, he's OSU running back Archie Griffin, a junior, was the d presentations to several players, were emceed by Bob Jones. National League Most Valuable Player and former Spartan experienced, and he can do unanimous selection. Reynolds, veteran sportscaster for radio station WJR in Detroit. Steve Garvey was the guest speaker. anything on the court. We Surprisingly, MSU quarterback Charlie Baggett did not nj Spartan quarterback Charlie Baggett won the Governor's Award as expect a lot from him on the either team as he was beaten in the balloting by OSU's Con- floor and in a leadership role," Greene and Michigan's Dennis Franklin. 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CAMPUS BOOK STORE If you qualify, the tuition for your medi¬ cal education will be covered fully while you 225 E. Grand River participate in the program. And during that Kn*7 C rirlryA q;„«. time you'll receive a good monthl/stipend. Announcing new Sunday Mows (across from Berkey) 12:30 to 5:30 _ % Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan /Monday, December 2, 1974 J] LEADER IN ACADEMIC IjMC plans Stite „ Jy oATrivnp PAT CLYDE News St«ff Writar A A issued IT-i University in evaluation February 1973 to to revamp program fiou !■! .. * 0 concentration they sf& 211 E.Grand River Next to the Sportmeister im I As » l<,adt'r in the "d'0*1 assess JMC's role as an ?'g'vey°u 8 Perspective on ■Mods of the late '60s, Justin experimental residential college g 6 Se'" Mon, Tues, Fn Sat 9-6 Kl, College (JMC) within the to two major University, has led Curriculum revamping Wed.Thur, 9 9 Ef.red w the University's first year JMC changes. This I Upon the evaluation jsh in human sexuality and eliminated its recommendation that the iioidence first coed halls. floors in popular courses. intensive language Next year, with the college continue "creatively different," to be CIGARETTES 2 PK. rToday such innovations are Joo longer radical. The Dept. of approval of the provost, it will implement Though a new curriculum. will completely revamp its academic focal point in the fall JMC /79 llsvchology 1'on human sexuality, regularly offers a most interviewed by the State News students of 1975. With the approval of the provost led many residence halls offer objected to the elimination of the language implement a new JMC will 10% OFF ON ALL KODAK FILM lLaative living arrangements. program, Gordon Life of curriculum, Rohman, dean of JMC, said Inquiry." PROCESSING & DEVELOPING Pjjjne years after its interest in the program has The goal of the new ■{bunding. JMC feels it must declined. Ld new ways to lead the curriculum is to teach the basic (coupon) Expires Dec. a, 1*74 skills of learning so students ■University in educational East Lansing Store Only ■merimentation. However, in Explore alternatives can function as independent, "JMC feels that one of its autonomous j with the times, the learners ■dunges are no longer radical. prime functions is to explore throughout their lives. It will 1 I Enrollment declining alternative curricular ideas for the University," he said. "The emphasize the basic skills of KLEENEX SCOPE TRACII in the late '60s, JMQ communication, problem MOUTHWASH BLADE CARTRIDGE tiled with students attracted language program was an solving and decision making, 105's 12 35' oz. 5's which the curriculum ■liructure. the loose academic intercultural experiment and it was expensive. So when University feel are essential to planners learning. reg. 43c reg. $1.19 69' reg. $1.29 88 Epproach to liberal arts, language departments adapted versions of it, we decided to "Times change, interests change and we believe it is our (coupon) Kjperimental programs and Expires Dec. I, 1 974 Expires Dec. a, 1974 political activism. But in 1974 eliminate it." duty as an experimenting Eist Lamina Store Only "The language college to be responsible to the Eas^ansln^tor^nl^ piC enrollment is declining, its program and Elemic program is being intercultural approach were continually changing needs of Limped and students no JMC's main attractions," said education," Rohman said. ■ see it as a radical Eva Faulkner, a former French Perceptions change PEPSODENT IVORY NO-DOZ htmative. instructor whose job was TOOTHPASTE Student perception of the T The college's enrollment terminated with the program. college is changing also. 7 43" oz. «highest in 1968, at 881. It k declined since then to 712 "But within the past two years it has been left with no image Some see its residential environment and written GORDON ROHMAN reg. $1.19 79' reg. 56c ret $169 $] 09 tns year. at all, so it has to develop a evaluation grading system as (coupon) | One reason for this decline new selling point." alternatives to the University, Expires Dec. a, 1974 East Liming Store Only iy be that many of JMC's "I originally started in JMC in but the reputation for political involved with their topic, JMC said Chambre V. Beauvais, a iperimental techniques are 1967 for its language program, or academic radicalism is dead. classes don't seem as serious or JMC no - preference offered in regular but if I were to start over now, "I'm in JMC so that I can sophomore. "But I don't think ■university courses. Small I wouldn't go," said Barb meaningful." plan my own program," 'said "The atmosphere of JMC is the school is radical. JMC first |ieminars and independent Borgelt, a senior American studies. She left in Latin Ken Jaede, a JMC senior in more accepting, but certainly saw itself as a radical available in most ? school in 1971 and recently comparative literature. "JMC not radical," said Sue Briney, a alternative to the University, ALL SINGLE ALBUMS Apartments. The French, classes themselves don't offer JMC senior dually enrolled in but now it seems to be Spanish and Russian returned to finish her degree. me that much. Compared with the College of Education. experimenting for experiment's wpartnvnU now offer versions "JMC overemphasizes the University classes I take for "The field of concentration sake." RECENT & If the JMC intensive language liberal arts," Borgelt said. field of concentration in which my JMC evaluations RELEASES "When you are planning your requirement is loose enough the instructors are really that I can study what I want," "I was glad not to have to worry about grades in JMC, but now that I'm trying to get 3.89 into grad school, I'm having trouble," a JMC senior in Briggs, Madison change, too Soviet studies said. "It won't be impossible to get in, but the schools are giving me a hard time." I Evolution, rather than and mathematics, has Language program. It is called "We initially built The written evaluations, OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! Volution, has been the tone apparently weathered the Third Culture Rhetoric, which our which students receive only for curriculum around domestic | \ two development and change in trends toward the humanities emphasizes the impact of and international policy JMC courses, are intended to experimental colleges and social sciences in the late Ablished in 1967 after Justin technology on today's . problems," Robert Banks, dean give a more precise statement 1960's. While James Madison's literature, Harrison said. of of James Madison, said. "The the student's class brrill College. I University evaluations were enrollment has declined from a high in 1970 of 572 to 519 this In response to student interest Lyman Briggs is also evaluation affirmed our performance. Apparently this WHITE RAIN SHAMPOO multidisciplinary approach, but system does not exclude many giODducted on the three year, Lyman Briggs' has discussing a new major, want to perfect it." JMC students from graduate 14 (Limit 1 87" we oz. sdential colleges to assess increased every year since ethology, the study of the One of jhe five fields of schools. Rohman said that over reg. $1.39 (coupon) eir past roles and fliture 1967. This year its enrollment social behavior of animals. Expires Dec. a, 1974 50 per cent of JMC's graduates weds is the highest of the three concentration, ethnic and East Lansing Store Only as experimental Also in response to student attend graduate school. religious studies, he said, was Jtoidential ■namittees, which consisted of colleges. The colleges, 1,010. "I think our enrollment interest, James Madison suffering from "curriculum He added, in reference to College has arranged for its the recent student concern for ptmbers both inside and reflects the trends of society," students to combine their incoherence." was a Previously it collection of jobs, that though most JMC VO5 CREME RINSE the colleges, issued Michael Harrison, dean of multidisciplinary social science multidisciplinary courses with students do not take a field of 39' fir findings last winter. Limit 1 Upon Lyman Briggs, said. "Lyman studies with a professional no encompassing theme. This concentration leading to a (coupon) recommendations, James Briggs' science - based degree. Madison now offers a year the college has professional degree, he believes Expires Dec. 8, 1974 Wison and Lyman Briggs the East Lansing Store Only approach to the liberal arts coordinate major with the coordinated courses in politics, college's emphasis on* Peges are also making offers a greater understanding School of Social Work. It is history and other areas independent study and field pnges, but not on the scale of our technologized modem still making arrangements with study teaches a student to ■JMC. specifically to relate to ethnic NORTHERN society." the School of Criminal Justice and religious issues. adapt to many kinds of jobs. CORICIDIN D CONTAC flyman Briggs, which offers 'Is of concentration in the For example, Lyman Briggs has recently implemented and the colleges of «0 COLD TABLETS TOWELS their Communication Arts and il or biological sciences American Thought own and Business. 25's 10's reg. $1.69 96< reg. $1.69 96' eg. 59c 43 McGEORGE SCHOOL OF LAW (coupon) Expires Dec. 8, 1974 East Lansing Store Only UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC SACRAMENTO CAMPUS SELSUN RIGHT April 30, 1975 is application deadline for BLUE GUARD BIC BUTANE first-year students seeking juris doctor DISPOSABLE LIGHTER degree in 3-year Day or 4-year Evening 12 oz. $1 49 program beginning in September 1975. 4oz. reg. $2.50 reg. $2.49 96' (Limit 1 | pre law discussion for prospective law students (coupon) Expires Dec. 8, 1974 East Lansing Store Only DATE: Tuesday TIME: From December 3, 1974 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. SCOTCH TRANSPARENT TAPE Mrs. LeeAnn Matthews FOR APPOINTMENT OR FURTHER INFORMATION College of Social Science Department of Political Science Michigan State University reg. 59c (coupon) Expires Dec. 8, 1974 East Lansing Store Only 33' Retirement Planning Seminar 6 - ROLL CHRISTMAS WRAP Limit 1 All sessions begin at 7:30 p.m. reg. $1.19 (coupon) Expires Dec. 8, 1974 East Lansing Store Only 83< in the Community Room of the Credit Union Monday, December 2 Tuesday, December 10 PIZZA MIX GILLETTE RETIREMENT EXPECTATIONS, INCREASING RETIREMENT INCOME ICICLES APPIAN WAY THE DRY LOOK attitudes, role adjustment INDIVIDUAL INVESTMENTS Thomas Northey, MEA Retiree Richard Stubbs, Account Executive, Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith reg. 59c 33' eg. 43c 3/1 .00 reg. $1.75 $] 07 Limit 1 Limit a (coupon) INSURANCE AND ANNUITY PROGRAMS Expires Dec. a, 1974 (coupon) Expires Dec. 8, 1874 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only Bob Hughes, Hughes Insurance Agency Wednesday, December 4 OPAQUE SHEER PENSION PROGRAMS . SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS PANTY HOSE SUPPORT HOSE PANTY HOSE Thursday, December 12 | % Baldridge, Social Security Administration RETIREMENT HOUSING ».o-i 611 49 78" no. Representative reg. $1.50 $2.95 $1 49< AND MEDICAL OPTIONS reg. TIAA-CREF AND UNIVERSITY Limit • MEDICARE (coupon) (coupon) RETIREMENT BENEFITS Expires Dec. t, 1 *74 East Lansing Store Only Expires Dec. 8, 1974 Expires Dec. 8, 1874 ■ Gary Posner, Director, Roy Baldridge, Field Representative, East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only MSU Employee Compensation and Benefits Social Security Administration HOUSING INDOOR EXTENSION CORD Roxanne O'Connor, Lansing Senior Citizens SPONSORED BY YOUR CREDIT UNION'S CONSUMER INFORMATION COMMITTEE Information and Coordinating Department reg. $2.00 1.29 f 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, December •> This is last week of c Publishing ■ December 2-6, until Winter term. our Check eur rate celumn ler deadlines!! Id FRANKLY SPEAKING, by phil (rank | ,||y| I Hnrtwrts I'Vl 1964. Good condition, UNLIMITED SALES OPPORTUNI1 NEAR BARS, stores, bus, MSU. apartJ run wall. Sunroof, best offer. 731 BURCHAM, 3-man furnished, 337-0579.5-12-4 If You're a better person than the job you're now in, we'd like to Sublet winter, girl, $66. 332-0086.6-12-6 walk to campus. $73.34 each. 361-7212.6-12-6 HL 6076 Marshmlake R0,d, H„ J bedroom VW 1966 Squarebeck, rebuilt talk to you. Commissions. Cell apartments minutes from MSU. in] Josephine Starkweether at ' WATERS EDGE, 4 person. Girl PENNSYLVANIA SOUTH, 228. ticnl engine, snows, needs some work, PHONE 355-8255 $250. 361-9399 days. 3-12-4 694-3935. Investors Diversified needed winter. Sublease. $82.50. Upper 1 bedroom. Partly month. Beautiful location. Call ground, f Services. 8-12-6 337-7566.1-12-2 furnished, including stove, or EAST Manage, 33a| 347 Student Service* Bldg. LANSING RE J VW -1972. Excellent condition, AVON, TO buy or sell. CeN refrigerator, garage, utilities 332-4128. 10-12-6 ' our GIRL AUTOMOTIVE extras, 20,000 miles, $1300. NEEDED 4-person Cedar paid. $136 plus deposit. district manai Scooters A Cycles Plus 1972 Renault R16, Village apartment, winter term, 627-9723. 3-12-3 1250 20-12-2 $70. 332-2106. 3-12-4 OAKRIDGE, LarJ fantastic condition, radial tires, bedroom apartment Parts & Service jn a J FEMALE ROOMMATE needed private building. Aviation front wheel drive, 35mpg, ONE BEDROOM, 2-men. winter / spring. Twyckingham OccJ December 1st $1300. Call 353-2164. 3-12-3 Furnished. Close, quiet, and apartments. $75/month. . , y,8(^ ' EMPLOYMENT comfortable. 332-5874. 5-12-6 only. From $175. 35.I * FOR RENT individuals and business 351-2581. 5-12-6 10-12-6 m organization*. Will train for Apartments MALE ROOMMATE needed to EAST ROOMMATE highly lucrative, annualized share modern three bedroom LANSING, unfurnished, 1 bedroom, air, carpeted, available January. $75. Own NEEDED J Houses h YAMAHA, TRIUMPH BMW duplex with fireplece. Located Call 349-0879. 5 ia-4 Rooms experience desirable. Call immediately. 1624 Cambria, motorcycles. Parts, accessories, near Frandor. No lease. $80 plus JosepHne Starkweether, 337-2217.6-12-8 service. SHEP'S MOTOR > FOR SALE utilities. Grad student EAST la»i ■ 694-3935. Investors Diversified or LANSING. SPORTS, INC. 694-6621. professional person preferred. Services. 8-12-6 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, one bedroom, entire second IIM C-5-12-6 489-0437 after 5:30 pm. 5-12-6 older home. girl. Cedar Village, till June. Stove, reft POSITIONS OPEN, I 332-3064, 332-6920 or carpeting. HONDA 1971 - 350 cc. Electric Walking c LOST & FOUND and industrial sales - in WATERS EDGE, 4 person. Girl 351-5491 after 5 p.m. Susan. MSU. $200/ month start. Good condition. $500. needed utilities. 337-9633.3 PERSONAL 372-3275. 5-12-6 technical/engineering disciplines, winter and spring. 3-12-3 12 2I and in data processing. Cell Sublease. $82.50. 337-9292. PEANUTS PERSONAL CHAPEREL 80 motorcycle, good MANAGEMENT "I'M HERE REPRESENTING TOE 4-12-6 FEMALE NEEDED, winter Eden FEMALE NEEDED. w| REAL ESTATE RECRUITERS, 694-1153. No Heslett Arms. RECREATION condition, $125. Call 655-2724. fee and no contract to sign. OflMFlAim...6MfWE AUPIRMOMEV!' ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT for Roc, close to campus Call 361-1877.6-12-6 Nice roommates $80.75. | 351M 5-12-3 8-12-6 winter 3-12-2 * £ COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELEY CA 94709 term. Furnished, in SERVICE Lansing. 489-5429. $130. 3-12-4 SUBLEASE 1 bedroom, furnished - Instruction 1973 SUZUKI 400. Street bike, 2,000 miles. $850 negotiable. PANTS GALORE full and part MSU, on bus line. $175. ONE MAN needed immediatl IgrtaisbJW) NEAR FRANDOR. 2 bedroom. quiet, aparl ' - comfortable Typing Service TRANSPORTATION 646-6236. 7-12-3 time help wanted, 17 yean or older. Apply Frandor Shopping AparfMls l[y] Appliances, air, carpeting, 332-3176. 5-12-5 close to campus. $100 I ril WANTEt) Center. 2-12-2 carport. $180 plus electric. WOMAN TO share one bedroom heat I water included 361J 627 2569 5-12-4 CAR POOL I Mi Sanric* ||/J CHILD CARE for 10 month old WANTED: FEMALE to Cedar Village apartment, winter sublease CEDAR VILLAGE - 1 or 2 men. or 484-9791. 5-12-6 apartment. One (1) block from campus - $82.50 per month. Winter / *>ring. $75/month. son. Year round. 8-5. In my GIRL NEEDED • Cedar Village. Call 332-4367. 3-12-3 ONE NEEDED lor 3 onJy. 351-8077. 5-12-2 351-9265.7 12-6 , "RATES" home. Okemos area. $78. Winter or winter/spring. apartment on Burcham I BODY REPAIR. Quality, reduced Light housekeeping. Own ONE GIRL for two person, $87.50 351-3498. 5-12-6 FEMALE FOR Ivge furnished 2 332-8884. 5-12-4 rates to students. Also NEEDED, 3 girts to sublease 4 girl guaranteed rust proofing. VAN transportation. References. Call apartment. $70/month. Cedarview. Call after 4 p.m., man, ideel location, $95. 355-9618, 9-5 p.m. 349-9615 FEMALE ROOMMATE needed 337-1100.4-12-4 WORLD, 645-2123.0-5-12-6 Winter/spring. Pool, air 337-1504. 5-12-4 after 6 p.m. end weekends. conditioning, dishwasher. now through June. $70 month. 6-12-6 UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, Riverside. 351-3251.5-12-6 FOUR ROOM, bath. ELECTRIC REAR window 349-2859. 5-12-2 Newly 1 3 10 10 1.50 4.00 1 5 6.50 13.0C defrosters - CHEQUERED FLAG FOREIGN $13.95 at WANTED: FULL time girl for SECOND FEMALE. Winter only. except stove and refrigerator, for single working person or SUBLET EFFICIENCY redecorated. Priavate Canton, 484-2220. 6-12-6 perking. Al office. Apply Monday and student. All utilities paid, winter/spring. Chopping center, 2 BEDROOM FURNlJ 12 1.80 4.80 | 7.80 15.6C CAR PARTS, 2605 East Kalamazoo, one mile west of Tuesday at 2116 Mint Road. Share 1 bedroom 711 Burcham. Rent negotiable. 332-2706. clean and reasonable. very Call bus stop. Close. 332-5565. FEMALE SUBLEASE Delta Arms. 15 2.25 6.00 9.75 19.5C Lansing. 372-6323. 6-126 6-12-2 627-9387. 5-12-4 337-1621.3-12-4 December June. $78.50. Call campus. 487-5055. C-5-12-6 18 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 Deb. M. 361-7847.8-12-6 ARE YOU SINGLE ROOM, close to campus, NORTH PENNSYLVANIA, large FEMALE TO share apartment. 20 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East looking for more Own 635 Abbott. Cheap. ]|£] duplex, starting winter room. Kalamazoo Street since 1940. opportunity to use your skills? new upstairs. One bedroom. Share SUBLEASE 2 person. January to Houses 25 3.75 10.00] 16.25 32.50 Positions now open * for term. $80. 351-6662. 6-12-6 utilities. $120. 351-7497. Winter only. 332-4248 after five. September. Block Complete auto painting and east Bogus. 0-5-12-6 2-12-3 332-4277.8-12-6 collision service. American and c>EADLINE Foreign cars. 485-0256. C-5-12-6 bookkeepers, and receptionists. GIRL NEEDED, winter and spring. EAST LANSING 1166 Lil| Experience a must. Don't put it Cedar Village, $80/month. TWO BEDROOM furnished mobile 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT. FREE HEAT. East Lansing, luxury bedroom, family P.M. one class 337-1209. 5-12-6 Completely furnished. Located day off any longer. Call Linda at homes. $25 $35/week. 10 1 bedroom. Unfurnished, no carpeted. Phone 332^ before publication. OFFICEMATES. 694-1153. minutes to campus. Quiet and at Capitol Villa apartments. pets. Lease until September. One 5-12-6 8-12-6 FEMALE FOR 2 person, furnished, peeceful on a lake. 641-6601 or 1704 East Grand River. For month free rent. $160. 129 'Grand River/Beel area. $82.50. 484-5315.0-5-12-6 information please call FEMALE HOUSEMATE! Highland. 332-0976. 19-12-6 Peanuts Personal ads 485-1798. After 6 pm. call COUNSELOR CASE worker, full Available immediately. duplex, own room, lots oil must be pre-paid. 361-9415. 5-12-6 2 BEDROOM 351-8775. 3-12-4 time, experience in social work DUPLEX, Jolly FEMALE NEEDED 4 • woman. space. $75. 351-6828.5-12« working with children. Contact Logan Area, full basement, yard, Piano, pool, no lease, $56.25. Cancellations/ Corrections William Weitzel, VFW National FEMALE NEEDED, two girl carpeted, $180/month plus Close. 332-6345. 5-12-6 12 noon one class day VOLKSWAGEN COMPLETE repair Norwood Apartment. Winter. Rent negotiable. 337-7940. utilities. Security deposit required. 372-8073. After 6, CAMPUS HILL MAN NEEDEO to store apartment before publications. and body. 20% DISCOUNT to 3-12-4 669-3090.5-12-6 Own bedroom. Call after 6 pm. The State News will be students and faculty on all cash 'n' carry VW service parts. VOCATIONAL COUSELOR. DELUXE* 3 bedroom in Okemos. NEED ONE men winter. Own APARTMENTS 332-6846. 3-12-4 IMPORT AUTO PARTS, 500 Career opportunity center, farm Includes 2 full beths, air room. $66/month. Free utilities. ROOMMATE NEEDE| responsible only for the East Kalamazoo and Cedar. conditioning, carport. No male/female, furnishi workers, migrant program. 882-1671. 5-1>6 irst day's incorrect 485-2047, 485-9229. children or pets. $250. Phone Furnished apartments 332-0111 evenings and 337-0308. 3-12-4 bedroom. 215 LathropJ insertion. Mastercharga and Bank speaking by bi-cultural. Contact or WANT A nice place to live? Short utilities. $90 monthly. 5-12 2J Americard. C-5-12-6 Mr. weekends at 332-3202. 13-12-6 available for GIRL TO sublease 4 person. Near Ferguson, 489-3716. on money? Let us help you I x-7-12-3 Short 80 ACRE Farm, Haslett. N Bills are due 7 days from term leases available. campus. Winter/spring. $63. LUXURY TOWN HOUSES, immediate occupancy the ad expiration data. If Aviatioa Mason Hills Apartments • from 332-4289. 5-126 Own room. Occupancy | DESK CLERK needed. Must have families preferred. Full December 13. $56/mc $139 a month. New one and two not paid by the due data, a basement, all appliances, or utilities. 6 75-7537.6-126 I transportation and be willing to bedroom apartments, with all FIVE MINUTES to MSUI Luxury $.50 lata service charge will including washer and dryer, beth travel. Call 372-0687 or appliances, carpeting, and apartment. Sterting $170. Phone be due. SPECIAL LUSCOM8E rate. $9.99 H. $225 a month, between 1 y beginning Winter term. FURNISHED, 3 bedroom.! - 489-1215 between 12-6 pm. drapes, pets allowed. Located at 487 9085, 393-0720. 5-12-6 per hour November 30 through 0-6-12-6 pm end 6 pm Wednesday 495 North Okemos Road,. in plus utilities. Lansing, 5mf December 8. Try it, you'll like Automotive A it. FRANK'S FLYING MODELS FOR photogrephy. Cell through Sunday. Call 882-0257. Five minutes from campus. Mason. 10 minutes from MSU. Furnished model open Monday Call 349-3530 WATERS EDGE, 4-woman, girl to MSU. Pets. 489-5971. j needed, winter/spring. Call SERVICE, Jewett Airport. 676-4860.6-12-6 between 10 em and 6 pm. 8-12-6 through Friday, 12-6, and 351-2583. 5-12-6 NICE DUPLEX, East LansinJ BUICK 489-1215. 0-6-12-6 Saturday 11-3. Call Model at room, parking, December ■ 1966. Power steering, Roommate service brakes. Runs good. Good body. f Keep WARM 676-4874. Other times call IMMEDIATE: OWN room in two 361-3227.6-12-6 $125. 353-2164. 8-12-6 Ifffl HANDYMAN-PORTER. housekeeping work and stock Light This Winter! manager at LANSING 676-4291, or EAST REALTY AND TWYCKINGHAM 4-man, 2 bedroom, block from campus. $95. 332-0441 or 351-0678. NEEDED: LIBERAL r CHEVY VAN, 1974. 12,000 miles. work. Must be able to work DEVELOPMENT at 332-4128. bedroom furnished. 5-12-6 Own room, $70. Paneled, carpeted, extras. Call TYPIST, Part - time winter term. mornings through Christmes. BURCHAM 5-12-5 $290/month. Utilities paid. 332-3672.3-12-2 349-1505. 6-12-6 Apply in person 427% Albert St. Good pey. Apply in person. OWN ROOM, male ,$95, lease, Immediate occupancy. (basement Towne Courier Contect Mr. Don Bergeon, WOODS ONE GIRL needed, winter. Close 351-7166. 487-5696.8-12-6 deposit, carpeted, clean, close. OKEMOS AREA, 4 bedroom COMET 1965 Caliente, excellent Bldg.) between 11 and 1 p.m. WEBSTER MEN'S WEAR, to campjs, $70/month. 337-0110. 5-12-6 home. Ideal for students.^ engine, good tires plus snows. Wednesday. CR 6-12-6 Meridian Mall, Okemos. 6-12-6 361-9476. 5-12-6 TWO GIRLS needed, winter and per month plus utilitia Due to some recent Radio, low mileage. After 6 p.m. EAST LANSING, 1706 Cambria - 2 lease. Call 3324128, J WANTED - CASHIERS and go^o spring. Cedar Village. Parking. 339-2668. 3-12-2 BABYSITTER - WEEKDAY dropouts we now WOMEN FOR one bedroom across 337-9541.6-12-6 bedroom townhouse, fireplace, LANSING REALTY a dancers. Apply in person. Must $260. 351-2161, 7-12-6 mornings, 1 child. My home. 2 have comfortable campus. $80/month. 337-2570, one bedroom COUGAR, 1968. 62,000~~miteT be over the age of 18. Apply at miles south of Spartan Village. 332-1940.5-12-6 SHARE COMFORTABLE apartment $176. 337-2217. Good condition. Must sell. Best 2 Clol CINEMA X THEATRE AND Own transportation. $25/week. and spacious 1 bedroom bedroom 5-12-6 OWN ROOM in house. offer. Call 355-2990. 5-12-5 ADULT apartment. $117 / campus. $80/month. 332 J BOOK STORE, 1000 393-7906.5-12-6 furnished apartments available MALE TO sublease River's Edge month, no utilities. Close. Bus. 5-12-5 West Jolly Road. No phone calls 600 RIVER STREET, in Lansing - FORD RANCHERO, GT. 360 hp, Winter term winter/spring. Parking. $77.50. 332-4227, 361 2658. 3-12-3 please. 7-12-4 PROJECT ENGINEERS IN training 332-0396. 5-12-6 3 miles from campus, just off automatic transmission, $1800. WANTED; f c - 8.S.M.E. or B.S.I.E. Grads with $175 per month GIRL NEEDED to sublet friendly Kalamazoo Good sized Call 655-2724. 5-12-3 share house MARRIED COUPLE needed to Utilities included 2 MAN, CLOSE, take over lease furnished 1 bedroom no experience being sought by old Cedar Village Apartment. 351-5400. 5 12-2 supervise a group of mentally blue-chip starting December 15. 332-0655. apartments. 6 and 9 month FORD MAVERICK 1974. 2 door, processing Winter I spring term. Close to retarded adults. Rewarding 745 Burcham Drive 3-12-2 leases accepted. $170.486-3140. automatic, mint condition, organization. Substantial growth campus. Balcony, parking. work. Room and board provided 10-12-6 10,000 miles. Asking $2500. opportunities for career - 351-3118 or 484-4014 332-8856. 5-12-6 plus salary. Call Irma Zuckerberg mineded professionals. Contact BRENTWOOD APARTMENTS. 882-7761,9:30 -11:30 am. Mr. at 487-6500. 7-12-5 Frandor near. 2 bedroom, Mr. John Kukulski Sr. R.E.S. Berry. 3-12-4 BICYCLE STORE manager. Long 14200 Iron wood Drive. NW 2 BEDROOM UNFURNISHED. unfurnished. Garden level. WOMAN apartment, 233 NEEDED. Large Delta, 3A. $81. CROSSWORD Grand Available soon. $170. FORD, 1969 - Fairlane. Automatic, new brakes, new shocks, good term arrangement. Experience Rapids. 1-616-677-1473. B-1-12-2 49604. Neer capitol, LCC. Utilities paid. $165. 373-6763 or 651-6540. 485-9343. 7-12-6 Office, 332-8861. 7-12-6 353-9642. Home PUZZLE necessary. 351-7240. 8-12-6 ACROSS tires, 20 mpg, 53,000 miles. 6-12-3 NEED 1 girl for 3 woman, winter NEED 8 men with knowledge of $600. 482-0103.3-12-4 INSURANCE LOWEST rates on NURSING - IN service instructor. Bachelor's degree preferred, East Lansing neat appearance area with good car, for local parcels ONE BEDROOM unfurnished. term, Capitol Villa. $54.68 / month. 332-8986. Ask for Laura ^ CHECK OUR ^REPAIR PRICES 1. Phosgene 4. Varnish base 31. 33. Reproduction Portent - experience helpful, but not Completely carpeted and or Denise. 3-12-2 7. Schism 34. Encore cycles and auto. Call us first or deliveries. Eern $20 deily. Apply required. Good fringe benefits remodeled. $100/month plus 11. Pepper plant 35. last, but call. East Payment Plan. and salary. Contact personnel 10 am - 4 pm 3121 East Grend Twitching utilities. Dose to LCC and bus FEMALE ROOMMATES to share 20% DISCOUNT TO 12.Leucothea 37. Superlative UNION UNDERWRITERS, department, Ingham Medical River, Suite 100. HOLIDAY to MSU. Phone 371-1479. room in apartment, 348 Oakhill. 485-4317.0-5-12-6 Center, 401 West Greenlawn, INN, Mr. Grisham. No phone 361-2412.3-12-2 STUDENTS & 13. Auroral ending 6-12-2 calls. 2-12-3 14. Red 39. Mother Lansing. Phone 371-2121, FACULTY ON 16. Short 43. Town on the PEUGEOT 1972, 504 Wagon. 249. 7-12-6 extension CASH/CARRY VW 24,000 miles. 27 mpg. Mint. $2495. 353-8730 or 351-6757. GAS STATION attendent. Male female, full time. Apply in or wm-towmmm,. SERVICE PARTS 17. Investigation 18. Medieval Thames 46. Achieve COCKTAIL WAITRESS. Part time. 5-12-6 person. POINT ARCO, 1642 ballad 48. Autumn pear Apply at bar in RAMADA INN. West Grand River, East Lansing. 20. German 49, Work unit Pennsylvania and 1-96. 3-12-3 50. Vetch plant PINTO miles. - 1972. Runabout. 25,000 Gold, automatic, radio. 2-12-3 WANT AD pronoun 22. Atomizer 51. Low WAITRESSES WANTED, DELLS. $1550. 351-0832.5-12-6 PINTO $2/hourl Call between 1-6pm. 339-2916, Frank. 7-12-5 Fir lilt J[f] FINDS OWNER * • AUTO PARTS ™ 26. Hyalite 29. Greed 52. Retainer 53 Deserter FOR 8-SIDED F" V 1971, Arizona car. New S- Y T- 6 tires, stereo - FM tape deck. 487-1508. 5-12-6 BABYSITTER IN my home from $ 500 E. Kalamazoo at Cedar % % 15 HOUSE 11 $ NOTICE $ 12 7:30 am - 5:30 pm daily, 7:30 $ Volkswagon complete repair % 1 PONTIAC 1965. Power steering. am - 10:30 pm Thursdays. Will fM 16 16 consider live in. 393-0041 after service. Repair & parts for most Good tires and body. $200. - ALL STUDENT Carl Carmer, author of the 372-2911.2-12-3 5:30 pm and week-ends. 5-12-3 foreign and American cars. •7 VA % 8 •9 Advertising book, "The Hudson; that includes history of impor¬ Body shop & paint services. Exchange engines & transaxles. lo % it 57 a is % %% TRIUMPH 1973, GT-6, low must be mileage, 23 mpg, AM/FM. REGISTERED NURSES CRITICAL CARE UNITS "PRE - PAID" tant old houses in the river valley, answered a Want Ad Free wrecker service with ib 27 IB 29 % so % 394-1755 evenings. 5-12-6 CCU • ICU including Post operative NOW in 1964 lor "a house so u(ly repairs local areas. City cardio vascular surgery. — 3l ii 53 TR6 1971 with overdrive. 18,000 miles, stored winters, $3500. Experienced preferred, needed in 2x4 bed propessiva a through the end that it's beautiful:' He paid (1,500 for the unusual, bus service door. to our front 34 % % %%% acute care 1967 TR4A, $850. 353-7576. 3-12-2 hospital. Excellent orientation to of the term.. history-laden Octagon Wo buy and sell VWs % 42 both hospital and unit. No shift Home at Irvington. » w MO m VOLKSWAGEN 1972, Super rotation. Tuition reimbursement 485 2047 485-9229 45 %% HH 15 % 47 Beetle, like newl Reasonably 6-12-3 program comprehensive, benefit package, opportunity for 8 - 6 Monday - Friday, Hfl % 4* 50 advancement, apply INGHAM V/, % _ TV AND STEREO rentals. 9-2 Saturday VW 1969. New engine and palm. MEDICAL CENTER, 401 West Snow tires, very 351-7238. 5-12-3 clean. Call Greenlawn, Lansing, 48910. Phone 371-2121, extension 249.6-12-6 $26/term. $10.96/month. Free same day delivery and service. Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C-6-12-6 5( % Si % 53 47. PnortoJ December 2 Michiga" SUtC NeWI" ^ UnSing' Michi«an Monday, December 2, 1974 ]3 M**' Ce«, rL'""eJn E^30 """ £»«» bflCk nnch h0UM - *'» w.«« full ANTIQUES CmMJS QEi USDA to slice 1300.361-679'. H» ***•*•' d*»W>er. 10% Discount with this adl TWO V deluxe video tape systems. POODLE: BLACK miniature. BOOK CHRISTMAS reservations Interesting and unusual stuff, loo Peckege complete with earners, Registered, 3 months old, shots, nowl Ski packages available. _U0NTH, P*" "tint* '<* of Items under $10 for imaginative recorder, R.F. and moniter. Also pertly house broken. $76. TRAVEL BY HARRINGTON. P: (h»r» large houee with budget, stamps t0 fft givers. Open two video recorders end 371-4878.3-12-4 351-8800. C-6-12-6 "* Tuesday - Sunday, No swingers. Cell 484-7318, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE south 11 e.m. - 6:30 p.m. 4246 S. miscelleneous equipment. Like ySpjn- 7-13^ Call 361-4400, 8:30 near Michigan Avenue. Quiet for Okemos. 349-4648. 7-12-6 new. - 6:30 GIVING AWAY I White LIFT TICKETS. Four Seeson's mts itudant, naar bus weekdays. 5-12-6 manx cat, declawed. black female Club beats the cost of Michigan Una. 865/month P'ui SCU8A EQUIPMENT. Persian, go together. 351-7396. (continued from page 1) applicants. deposit Dacor, top skiing. Lift tickets discounted at 627-6484. X7-12-4 of the line, only used 3 timet, SAFETY ENGINEERED, sturdy, 3-12-4 to get hurt," one official said. Another part of the total Boyne, $8.00, Sugarloef, $6.00, 3320968. &-12-4 "ka new. $350 or best offer. Strollocheir baby equipment. Schuss, $6.00. Weekend "If you're a retired old lady USDA budget cut will involve a PERSONS needed for GIRLS: DOUBLE dormer r^,~77eni" 677-8041.3-12-2 Tonka toys, Brunette wig, crystal. 361-6139. 2-12-3 IRISH SETTER puppies, AKC, packages to Schuss and living on Social Security, watch $250 - million reduction in ^rieeping house. Close to „„ wormed and 1st shot, 3499355 Sugar loaf. Ski Austria $377, Ski It." export sales financing of farm ^tryhome. * Own room*, foreit campus. $416 ENGAGEMENT WEDDING rings. after 6:30.5-12-6 Utah at $285, March 13 through Miles told newsmen that the products, officials said. That llvr. Cheap, - ell 9-6, Per term. CAII 332-3661 $175. Crystal 21. For mora information revised program will require all program is not food aid but $4949. Aft* 6, 337-9644. daytime or 482-9511 evening,. 484-6302 after 6 pm. 6-12-3 service, $50. FREE KITTENS. 10 weeks old, contact Four Seasons's Club, families regardless of size or involved loans by the litter trained. Call 361-0928. located at Okemos Weethervane. 3-12-4 income to pay a flat 30 per department's Commodity FOR SALE: 349-1020. 2-12-2 firewood, 4x8 steck, cent of their adjusted net Dorian MANOR. Downtown IN hou*e- 526 Evergreen" $25, delivered. Call 676-4375. Credit Corp. to foreign buyers ,ti tingle bedroom, $46 - $90/month, utilities included 6-12-3 FREE LONG-HAIRED gray male earnings for stamps, the at commercial intere*t rates - P5 361-0997 efUr 6 pm. __36HM6. 3-12-4 cat. Call after 5 pm, 332-6718. Service maximum allowed by law. One usually for three years - to HW WOMAN NEEDED. Own bedroom. SCHWINN 10-speed. Excellent 6-12-2 exception, as now, will be that boost U. S. farm exports. condition. Brand new. $100. extremely poor families whose House, close, furnished, TYPEWRITERS, IDROOM HOUSE, $246 per 351-1078.6-12-3 AIR cleaned, incomes are less than $30 a He remainder of th*» $650 ■ E NEEDED ^th, 1539 Lyon Avenue, lowing. 676-4188. 6-12-8 fireplace. $75. 361-6463. 6-12-6 JOIN THE CO-OPI [Mobile Hones s* oiled and adjusted. Portables $7.50. Manuals, $10. Electric, month wfll continue to get free stamps. million budget cutback will include reductions for J75. Own bed i Openings now BUYING $12.50. One day service, free Officials said that in conservation programs, rural for winter term at 0879. 5-12-4 NEEDED for winter or Bogue Street ATLAITIC, 1967. 10x60. pick up and delivery. 25 years spring. Own room, nice Co-Op and other houses. Call A Furnished, deen, many extres, experience. 393-9774. 0-5-12-6 addition to the estimated $215 development grants and other 361-8660 or stop in at 207 finencing. $2,900. 641-6226. million more that poor people programs, some of them WSING. i.. ml, Cloie. $80/month. SELLING Bogue S'reet or call 355-8313, 6-12-3 FOR THE BEST Serivce on stereo will have to spend on food requiring congressional , entire second (I #,.1767. 3-12-4 31 IB Student Services TO. Stove, refrig Building. equipment see the STEREO stamps, another $110 million approval. But the reductions Student Housing Corporation. 8x37 TRAILER, 10x10 shed. Close SHOPPE, 556 East Grand River. will be saved for food stamps and export lf Walking dj, ADJOINING ROOMS. Neer by the "non - 6-12-6 to MSU end shopping. C-6-12-6 WO/ month inc $160/month. Private 332-8009.6-12-6 needy" student ban and financing require only 07-9633.3-12-2 428 Grove. Call Dana, 141-3144 stricter work requirements to administrative action by BOARDERli NEEDED winter EDITING PROOFREADING. 5-7373.5-12-6 - • 1571 E. Grand River LEISURE LIVING at Melrose Dissertations, weed out some other USDA, officials said. spring. Sorority, good food, V. ml. E, of Merldlsn Msll theses, research NEEDED. ^ .. friendly atmosphere. 332-6426. Mobile Home Park. 10 miles projects, manuscripts. Anne Arms. $80.75. m room in large houie, doae 8-1-12-7 SKIS, YAMAHA, All Round, 2 from MSU, own beautiful Moon Cauley, 337-1591. 6-12-6 Jommates. 351 to cimpui. $70/month. 372-2911 2-12-3 QUIET, COMFORTABLE, and 190cm, never used. $70. 339-9277. 7-126 BUNDY SAXOPHONE, 7 $150. Ski boots, Tecnus Men's years, Lake, and lots for 30' - 70" trailers. Students with family PHOTOGRAPHY - ALL varieties, State senator reasons jle. Board 6. Rieker Ladies 6%. 351-1755. travel trailers welcome. finest quality, reasonably priced. leaded immediat IfDROOM, furnished, utilities et Triangle Fraterilty. Call 332-3563. MARANTZ 5-12-4 Immediate occupancy. BOYNTON PHOTOGRAPHY, •mfortable i •lid, close. Own room. 1030 amplifier, less campus. $100 / r ter included. 351 H/month. 487-8347. 3-12-4 8-12-6 than year old. $176 new, $135. Excellent condition. Call asking USED CANON Pelix, Mamiya - 675-7212. 5-12-6 482-5712. C-5-12-6 autos as lotter VERY COMFORTABLE. Excellent 361-6560.3-12-2 Sekor 1000 DTL, Petri SLR WAKE UP SERVICE - you call us 10 PEOPLE needed for furnished test t fssrt JED for 3 own 882-2318. 5-12-6 room, $71. locatior Clean, linens, perking, friendly atmosphere. A reel deeil HOUSEPLANTS FOR ChristmesI with standard and telephoto lens. Super 8mm movie IfC^l and we'll call you! Call 882-9776 after 6 p.m. 3-12-2 By United Press International innovative ways to return the unemployed to work as soon as I 361-3212.6-12-2 Great idea, wide selection. equipment. Federal enlarger - State Sen. Harry A. DeMaso on Burcham, $49.95. Benjamin miracord possible and I am convinced 5-12-4 iiIi>URNISHED floor in Cheep. CAII 361-8138. 6-12-6 60HII turntable. Kenwood tistrictioi thinks Michigan's lottery might this could be a great step in pti-country house, Okemos. FlJSNiSrtED ROOM for winter. value, be one way to help the hard • SUNN 200S 100 Watt amp with KR5150 Stereo Receiver. Sansui we want to help you that direction," he said. idroom, block ci Couple upstairs, share kitchan. Complete house privileges. $70 + return it. Just come into the hit auto industry. utilities. Spring term optional. two 16" SRO speakers in Reflex QR4500 quad receiver. AR2X In August, the lottery $85 each. Rood for animals! $100, State News Classified BOARD EXAM TUTORING The speakers and many more sweet Battle Creek bureau disbursed 1856 Grand River. Phone 337-7104. 6-12-6 cabinet. Great sound. Call Department and tell us you want STANLEY H. KAPLAN more than J51-4032, 349- stereo Republican has proposed that 112-6 361-9436. Ask for Steve. Will components. King size to place an ad in EAST TUTORING COURSES $6.9 million in prize money. take best offer. 6-12-6 waterbed, ladies and mens the state use lottery money to MEN: FARMHOUSE Fraternity, LANSING STATE BANK'S Now being formed for the DeMaso's proposal, based leather coets, ski equipment, ice purchase cars at retail prices to 10 GIRLS to sublease January 1. rooms for rent, two terms Found Column. As a public upcoming MCAT, DAT, LSAT, on those figures and an only, average HART KNIGHT skis, 180 cm. boat, barber chair. All be used as prizes. »rooms large house. $80. no singles. Good food, fantastic service EAST LANSING STATE ATGSB, GRE board Exams. For retail price of $4,000 a car, merchandise guaranteed- - In a letter Sunday to 361-9866. 6-12-8 housemother, friendly people. Intermediate, 699-3411 days. BANK will run the ad at no cost information call would require diverting about Check us out, you will groove on $410 I term. $60 deposit. Phone Evenings/weekends. 894-3223. to you I 1-313-354-0085. 0-1-12-2 Lottery Commissioner Gus 25 per cent of lottery prize 5-12-6 our honest down to earth used PRIVATE ROOMS available, 332-8636. B-2-12-2 EAST LANSING Harrison, DeMaso suggested equipment prices. DICKER & money each month. starting wintr term, STATE BANK that' the lottery bureau Ji Mfl-$80/month. Vary close, 2 beths. 381-2628. ROOMS - FURNISHED, perking, cooking. Quiet. $76 end $85. CHAIRS .TABLES, picture frames, odds 'n' ends. Stop Buy and DEAL SECONDHAND STORE, 1701 South Cedar. 487-3886. Monday and Friday til 9 pm. FOUND: WIRE rimmed [twist Service Jj purchase cars a a minimum of 100 week and offer them as He said he hoped his idea would cutdown the of unsold cars, which has inventory Save. DOTTIES sunglasses, near Cedar Village. Sheron, 337-0090, after five, COLLECTABLES, 2600 East Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday TYPING, ELECTRIC machine, part of the lottery winnings. resulted in thousands of auto 6-12-6 Identify. Call 351-2683. KLE ROOM for mala. Urge Michigan. 5-12-6 and Saturday 9-6. C-5-12-6 C-3-12-4 fest, accurate and experienced. "We must look for worker layoffs. 372-4746. 8-12-6 Excellent location, MALE STUDENTS, single rooms in USED CANON TL-b 35mm kitchen, parking, laundry. Eait DRESSES, COATS, pant suits, pant FOUND: WATCH 11-19-74 Lansing. Parking. suits. Excellent condition. Size camera. Minox B Black body. EXPERIENCED IBM typing. 112-1918. 8-12-6 Refrigeretor. 332-6791. 8-126 Ebarhard parking lot. Call HOUSEMATE 18. Reasonable. Round dark Olympus Zuiko 75 • 150 mm Dissertations (pica - elite). 3 6 6-8797 and describe for if room, lots of pine geme table and two zoom lens. Beseler T-35 enlarger. FAYANN, 489-0358. C-6-12-6 (T LANSING, girl to (hare return. C-3-12-4 351-6828.5-12 RCA 16mm movie projector. jl home with mother and For Sale captains chairs. $126. 485-2397. 3-12-4 Used movie cameras and IRENE ORR - Theses, Term papers, old. Phone 332-0981. FOUND: LAST Friday, Female E needed. Nice accessories. Kodak pocket general typing. Formerly with Ml. Share roor toi instamatic $10 - up. Polaroids $6 Siamese, near Albert and Bailey. Ann Brown. Cell' HOLMES ROAD Second Hand VENTURA 27" travel bag, avocado 482-7487. - 337-7126. C-1-12-2 immer. $60 m CITING ATMOSPHERE for - up. New Robyn CB sets. Many C-6-12-6 Store. 2323 West Holmes Roed green. Excellent condition. Call ities. Call 11 *ptndeble female. Own 882-3022. 30-12-3 332-1083.3-12-4 excellent car 8 track tape players FOUND: YOUNG female setter. 5-12-2 with FM stereo. Used Sony, PURPLE VICKI - Fast accurate, Mooin. $90/month / utilities. Durend • Albert Street area. Announcements for It's What's B2361. 6-12-6 PRIVATE SHOWING. Exquisite GUITAR AMPS, cabinets. Fectory Craig Sanyo cassette players. 355-5250. 332-3214 after 5 pm. inexpensive typing. Very near Microbiology undergraduates: WILCOX SECONDHAND campus. 337-7260. C-5-12-6 Happening must be received in the Come to our monthly meeting at 7 Indien Turquoise Jewelry. close - out at 60% off. Example: C-1-12-2 State News office, 341 Student 489-0328 for details. 6-8 pm Self STORE, 509 East Michigan, tonight in 216 Giltner Hall to hear • contained amp similar to - Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least various professors discuss their only. 6-12-2 Twim Lansing. 485-4391. C-5-12-6 COMPLETE THESES - Service two class days before Reverb, $295. West LOST: SILVER wire - rimmed publication. research programs in it Discount Printing. IBM typing No announcements will be accepted Leboratories, 487-3568. 6-12-6 glasses in between Akers and LUDWIG DRUMS, 4, blue sparkle and binding of dissertations and by phone. The Family Ecology Club will Chemistry Building. Call liable DECEMBER 17th. with hi - hat stand, good HEAD 660's. 206cm, Nevada Gran INSURED 363-3445.1-12-2 publications. Across from June hold its Christmas open house from Goodfield will speak on 7 to 8 p.m. Tuesday in Home condition. $160, must sell I Prix bindings, Scott poles, Lange campus, corner M.A.C. and August 31st, 1976. Faculty 482-4426. 3-12-3 Standard Boots, size 10M. $100. BICYCLE Grand River. Below Jones "Changing One's Profession at 48" Management House no. 1 *nber going on sabbatical, will FOUND: BLACK male angora at a Faculty Women's Assn. cat, Stationery Shop. 9-5 Monday - Also car - top carrier, $25. Call « 2 story nicely decorated FENDER SUPER Six reverb. $500. STORAGE been around about a month. Friday. Call COPYGRAPH luncheon, at noon Wednesday in the Kellogg Center Big Ten Room. WTVR - Union Radio has Imishse house to a family. 349-2775, after 5:30 pm. 3-12-2 CAII 332-4566 after 6:30. something for everyone: Six 17' speakers. 100 watts rms, SERVICES, 337-1666. C-5-12-6 &Wed, 3 bedrooms; family 5-12-2 - contemporary progressive and soul 100m. one year old. Jamie, 489-1769. CHESS SETS, onyx and marble. programing, plus news, features and Spacious Mm/fireplace. 1H living 6-12-6 Unique gifts, several colors. *4.95 FOUND: LAST Friday. Female THESES, RESUMES, typing and The Union Activities Board will Reesonable. 882-0046. 16-12-6 printing. Reasonable prices. furnished Siamese, near Albert and Bailey. COMMERCIAL PRINTING, hold its grand annual Christmas Criminal Justice graduate ■tor/dryer. Walking Beautiful FISHER RC80, Dolby cassette s7.95 337-7126. C-3-12-2 351-4116. C-6-12-6 Flea Market and Art Fair Dec. 7 and 8 on the second floor of the student forum: a supper meeting 11 m p u a. will be held to discuss action on Close to Plastic Tubing Material deck. $90/offer. Mike, Union. ^/shopping, $320/month, FOUND: YOUNG female Setter, ANN BROWN typing and multilith agenda items, at S p.m. Tuesday in '» utilities. Available for 482-9626, deys. 3-12-2 Union cafeteria. Leaea/security Durand - Albert Street area. offset printing. Complete service Women: Get free radio exposure 361-3316; 363-6373. Bong Pipes PANASONIC AM/FM 1 Zto A&xyff a>. S5E 4QBI 355-5260, 332-3214 after 5. for dissertations, theses, for your literary and musical Who am I? What am I? H-12-2 C-3-12-2 Why am I t sell. Best offer. manuscripts, general typing. talents. The Women's Media here? Meet with the self 5-12-2 IBM. 26 awareness 332-3169. 6-12-4 USED GIBSON electric guitars. L6 years experience. Collective, which produces fellowship at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday ) ROOMS ** * "Woman's Voice," would like to in house. Quiet, 349-0850. C-5-12-6 and Thursday in EA, 4 bedroom il for students. not too fer. $70. Make Your Own! YAMAHA LESLIE amplifier, Les Peul Deluxe, SG, stereo and much more. Microfrets new TRAYNOR PA amps lead and Persoiil ][/] TYPING, EXPERIENCED. Fast put your talents on the air. Phone the new Women's Center in the Agriculture Hall. 310 and 312 plus utiliti RA200. $1600 new. Must sell, Union and leave your name, or 1 372-7177 base and reasoneble. 371-4635. The "Horizons" student radio I332-4128, $1000. Perfect condition. amps. USED PIGNOSE BUY YOUR vitamins write us in care of WKAR-AM. series RENT till December 16. now to give C-6-12-6 presents a documentary on REALTY 1 361-7687. 5-12-3 amps, a dozen used banjos. Used Todd Rundgren. The show will be you itrength for finals. TWO ANTIQUE desks, $36 eech. mastertone deluxe 2 used Bacon The Bureau for Handicapped broadcast over WFMK (99.1 FM) at GULLIVER STATE DRUG, EXPERIENCED, TYPING term Two dremn. $16 and $26. 5 string banjos. 50 acoustic Students on campus will present a 11:05 p.m. Tuesday. Cash for 1106 East Grand River. Knotty pine table with two fold guitars. Drum sets $65 - up. papers, theses, etc. Rapid, program at the Council for : OWN furnished 332-2011.0-6-12-6 accurate service. 394-2512. Exceptional Children's meeting at 8 ■ In down leafs, $65. Antique cane, Used MSU Women's Consciousness room STAMPS I COINS flutes, sexes, trumpets, - '"house. C-5-12-6 tonight in 111 Bessey Hall. Raising Group will hold a $70/month, wicker chair, $35. One clarinets, etc. WILCOX MUSIC, TO RUSSIA With experts - find Everyone welcome. "'2376, 6-12-6 Mediterreneen buffet, $35. Buy • Sell -1 raoe 509 East Michigan, Lansing. ... presentation on rape at 7 tonight in out if detente is for real with the EXPERT TYPING theses, papers, Wonders Hall lounge, 9 Decor scuba tank with regulator, full line of supplies 485-4391. C-6-12-6 p.m. nonpolitical, nonprofit Citizen general work. Call Carolyn, Tuesday in Akers Hall and at 7 p.m. [NEEDED, * msotisble. 4 girl houie, close. 2 masks and one Mt of fins for MID - MICHIGAN STAMP 81 COIN 1880 HASLETT Rd. 332-4300 Exchange Corps on an exchange 332-5574.6-12-6 ASMSU board meeting will be Thursday in Butterfield Hall. Winter only. $110. Voice of muiic AM/FM APPLES and CIDER, BLOSSOM held at 8 tonight in 328 Student visit to Russia. Groups depart: ^_2i * LCC. itareo, $126. Plus entique jugs and living, dining teverel ORCHARDS, 7 miles south of Meson on Hull Road. Hours: 9-5 December - August. Writer: TYPING - 2 blocks campus. Services Bldg. All welcome to a Bible Study on Big four bedroom. OVER years experience - CEC, 101 Park Ave., New York, Electric. Fast. Term papers, Wine Tasters: last chance this the "Christian Lifestyle" as seen in room chain. 487-5942, after 6 closed Mondays. Gift packages Orsnge shag carpet. New OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 N.Y. 10017. (212) 889-7960. theses. 332-8498. 7-12-6 term. Alternatives to Gallo, the the gospel of John, at 7 p/n. 3-12-2 shipped by United Parcel. tonight in Who end bath. East MIAIgen, Lansing. 5-12-6 poor man's dilemma. Wine Tasters McDonel Hall conference room B. Accommodate 0-6-12-6 C-6-12-6 will meet at 9 p.m. Tuesday. For [Traisiwrtitioi \\jj\ * 'ive students. $200. '568 after 5:30. 6-124 FRUIT BASKETS 1/2 • 1 peck. more information contact Michael College Republicans will meet at TRUMP - tastefully tart music for Sloan Eldon December 3 - December 13, FACTORY SALVAGE for sale. MID-MICHIGAN'S largest audio or Grabemeyer. 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in 37 Union. A all occasions. 353-2841 after lobby Horticulture Building. retailer with the finest in stereo constitutional revision will be voted 'OOM, furnished. Bailey Workbenches, steel barrels and 6:30 p.m. BI-6-12-6 FLORIDA RIDERS needed Sports fans: Watch the Video *•«. Orders begin November 26. many other items. 882-2655. products and electronic repairs. - January through leaving December 11, returning Workshop production of MSU 337-9616, 337-1139, MSU 0-6-12-6 Shop the store with straight u.h* 1976. References Horticulture Club. 7-12-6 stereo MARSHALL Dec. 22. Call Grand Rapids. hockey at 8 tonight on National ^023. 5-12-2 FmHv only. FIREWOOD -100% split. 4'x8'x16* MUSIC, answers. 246 Ann Street. tofchrartllll 1-616-453-5966. 5-12-3 Cable Public Access channel 11. The Southern Africa Liberation Committee will meet at 7:30 stacked. $20. All you can get in C-1-12-2 The regular business meeting of tonight at the Peace Center in SAVIN 216 copy machine. 3 years WILLING TO stand out in the 5 TO KAREN (7) from Portage. Call the New American Movement will United Ministries, 1118 S. Harrison bedroom house, near old, $260. Call 361-4879 before your trunk - $10. Delivery GIBSON'S^, Mark Zimmer (Vet.) from crowd? Then check the be held at 7:30 tonight at United Road. Everyone welcome. furnished. Call 361-4140 4:30 pm, Monday through Extra. PETERSON WOOD outstanding in today's Ministries in Higher Education, "55-2603.10-12-2 Friday. 6-12-3 CHIPS, 882-2666. 0-5-12-6 Portage. 3-12-2 Classified Ads. autos 1118 S. Harrison Road. Gay awareness group will meet How to form your oum car pool BOCK OUR THANKS great fall term. to everyone See you this for a GOING SOUTH over Christmas Study in Japan spring term 1975. A meeting will be held from 7:30 to 10 tonight in the Women's Center in the Union UN Ai a public service at no char*, the State News will provide ADDIC winter. Midnight Sun. 2-12-3 break? expenses. Need passenger, sheie Leaving December 9, enroute 1-75, Atlanta Georgia. regarding the program at 8 tonight in C-101 Fishel Holmes Hall. Wesley lounge. will be there to answer a free cla$$ified advertisement for those people who would like lOOO'l TO MR. Wonderful, start it out For Audio Aftermath will present interview, call Bonny, questions. All interested students 9. Remote of right. I'm behind you all the the hour - long "Jethro Tull Story," to set 332-1281. X-3-12-2 are invited. up or join a car pool. wey. Keep your finger on it, narrated by Ian Anderson, between 10 High Fine old books killerl 11 p.m. and 2 a.m. tonight on' Love, the "Kosher" American thought and language 15. Enthusia Driving? or Riding? at Gerber. 1-12-2 IF YOU'RE one of the best, tell the will hold an openhouse to discuss WKAR-FM (90.S). public about your service or 19. Biblical' From —-to — Bargain Prices business 'with an ad on the its London program for summer The Council of Graduate New titles 197S from 6:30 p.m. to 8 ROOMS HAPPY 20th. Love Bubs, p.m. 21. Pouch '• a.m. Yellow Pege eech Thursday, Ceil Tuesday in C-4 Wilson Hall, Students will meet st 6:30 tonight Returning - added daily Une, Velvo, Myrna and Rooms. in the Con Con Room of the 23. Edge Michelle, 3656265. Wednesday in West Landon Hall p.m.1. p.m. We 1-12-2 International Center. This is the last 24. Expert buy books lower lounge and Thursday in G-34 Phone Time? meeting of the term. 25. Longing 126V4 W. Grand River r^nsi Hubbard Halt. All interested _ - 26. Italian daybieel The Stats News will not accept respon$ibility for Hours | toil Estate ](«j students are invited. Refreshments will be served. There meeting at 7:30 wUl be a p.m. Soaring Club Wedneaday in M-F 12:30-5:00 27. Marke' arrangements or conduct of participants. BEATLE CARDS, megazines items 203 Men's Intramural Bldg. Movies 28. Wallaba Sat -10:30 - 4:00 The information requested below must be supplied in order OKEMOS - EXCITING wented. CURIOUS USED and electiona. 30. Large ve 32 Electee5 for ad to appear. \ contemporary 4 bedroom home overlooking beeutiful Indien BOOK SHOP, 307 Eait Grand River. 332-0112 (11:30 - 6 pm) [ Ear Peel IN Scuba divers: The MSU Scuba Club will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in 36 Reflect" Pull Name Lake. Open - beam construction 5-12-6 38. 40.Rank Nonkosh Addresi KENWOOD 6004 Pioneer PL-12 turntable, brand amplifier, highlight the interior erchitecturel design. A truly COMIC BOOKS, science fiction, [ Mill IN 203 Men's Intramural Bldg. The discussion group on the gay 41. Book of I new Shure cartridge. Excellent prlvete hide-a-wey, Call John J. baae ta 11 cards wanted. Christian will focus this week on Bible City. _ Phone- condition, $300 firm. 489-9664. Henry. 372-7943 or 485-6766. CURIOUS USED BOOK SHOP, FROM FRANDOR to St. Joe and the topic of human sexuality. Join 42. Take 5 6-12-3 6-12-6 307 Eeit Grend River. 332-0112 Waverly. Leaving 6:30em, us at 7:30 tonight in the Pope John returning 4:30 or 5:30 pm. XXIII Room at St. John's Student 43. Recede 44 Beelwoo *Thi$ coupon may be brought in or mailed to: Car Pool Jl 1:30 - 6j>m) 6-12-6 332-8143. 3-12-3 Pariah. 327 M.A.C. Ave. 45. Col. Do" Class!fied$, 347 Student Services Building. No phone calls THERE'S looking A roomer In town RENTAL VACANCY? Your MOVE AROUND a lot? The accepted. for your rental. menage gets to people with "Service" column* of the Want Help leaflet for PIRGIM during group Advertise vecanclei with Went low-coit Waht Adi. Call Adi help you get registration. Come to a meeting at things dorse. 47. Prior to _ NO CHARGE Adl. Diel 365-8265. 366-8266 now to piece your ed. Check there now. either 7 tonight or 4 p.m. Tuesday in 329 Student Services Bldg. 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday. Santa says the MSU Bookstore has an excellent selection of Christmas gifts. %/ COn Give a beautiful calendar-It's a gift that can be used every day Money Man's a-Coming! He 7/ be here finals week, Excellent selection of calendars. December 9-13. Excellent selection of general MSU 'T'shirts (children's) Remember, the more books you gift books. MSU 'T' shirts (adults') sell to the Money Man, the more used Excellent selection of children's Fcx)tball jerseys books we'll have available winter term. books. 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