December 4, |; VOLUME 168 NUMBER 247 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5,1974 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 Administrators, legislators differ on reasons for U' drop policy By ROSANNE LESS that would have been involved in any such registration. cut back and measure claim they never threatened to No figures are available on the cost of appropriations, Ballard said he MICHELE BURGEN reduce MSU's funds. fought to keep the 100 per cent refund processing drops. Virginia Angell, an policy. State News Staff Writers The lawmakers point out that a 1973 assistant registrar, said that because so This "MSU got away with it (100 per cent term MSU students lost over court of appeals decision made universities many different offices are involved in the refund policy) for two years before the $200,000. The loss did not result from legally autonomous and affirmed that drop process a cost accounting is theft or bad investments. Between universities can spend state appropriations legislature figured out, 'We gotta save 5,500 impossible. and 6,000 students lost money because in any way they choose. The court ruled Ballard some money,' " Ballard said. commented on the cost of Ballard said that if students want $15 they dropped a class after registration. that universities are not bound by any processing drops. per credit hour back, then they would Since fall term 1972, students who strings the legislature would attach to "It costs a dime to mail a check back," have to pay $16 per credit hour to begin drop a class during the first five days of appropriations. he said. "Why waste a dime?" with. the term have only received a 50 Additionally, MSU officials say they do MSU currently mails the 50 per cent per cent "There just isn't enough money," he refund of their tuition not have enough money to give students a refunds to students. money. After that said. period there is no refund. total refund. Furthermore, administrators argue that Breslin, MSU's liaison with the From 1969 to 1972 a 100 per cent For example, in 1974 classes added the dollars for i, we after registration consistently exceeded refunding tuition money legislature, also said the legislature made refund policy was in effect. Before that a student has already 1969, paid must come the University abandon a 100 while MSU tuition was assessed on a block classes dropped. from someplace else, because even if a per cent :s, ynsu fee structure and not a per credit hour 1974 Classes Added Classes Dropped student drops a class, MSU's operating refund policy. "The legislature triggered all of this," basis, students were given a 50 per cent Winter 16,413 costs are the same. The seat vacated by the he said. refund. Spring student will probably not be filled unless rmps, The block fee structure was utilized at Summer 14,501 3,874 the class is highly demanded, He claimed that one of the underlying Fall 16^4 31 14,177 they say. reasons the policy was abandoned was MSU until 1969. Students Ballard said that when the 100 per cent paid tuition sters, based on a group of three credits. Less These figures also reflect the 500 to refund policy existed he defended it. because students dropped too classes and the University could not many than six credits amounted to about $30 900 students who go through late When the legislature began the threat to keep (continued on 17) }mas per credit hour, while seven through 20 page credits pro • rate to about $10 per credit hour Eddie Sheap spent his Halloween at the photo/Craig Porte This term 14,177 classes were dropped. V OFFICIALS Ingham County Extended If all these classes were only 2 credits, that Care Facility with other elders, a few youthful volunteers and a means at least $226,832 was not refunded. pumpkin carved at his direction. Eddie is featured in MSU is the only major school in the Lawmakers back refunds Counterpoint a state that only has a 50 bimonthly magazine which the State News will publish per cent refund regularly policy. A State News sufvey shows that all starting with this issue. have 100 per cent refund policies: the University of Michigan, Wayne State University, Oakland University at Most of the University officials who have the power or the reinstated it. I don't think a school should be taking money for a Rochester, Eastern Michigan University, influence to change the current refund policy we^e either ]MU students Western Michigan University and Central service they are not serving." noncommittal or would not comment when queried about William Copeland, R - Wyandotte, lameduck chairman of the Michigan University. possible action for the future. The reasons for this policy are rooted House Appropriations Committee, said that even though he will in a maze of general University fiscal woes, However, key members of the Michigan House and Senate be out of the legislature by the end of the year, he would check" appropriations committees were generally optimistic and willing up on it. alleged political pressures and possible to look at MSU's budget to see if backlash because of student protests. implementing a 100 per cent "I don't think the policy is fair," he said. "I have been on this refund would be charges of economically feasible. committee for 14 years, seven as chairman, and I have never University officials, including Stephen ace Terry, asst. vice president for finance, Elliot Ballard, assistant to the president Senator certain ■ elect Earl Nelson, D - Lansing said: "If there were legislators who put pressure on MSU, then let the heard of any pressure put on MSU by the legislature in this matter." regard to and Jack Breslin, executive vice president, Sen. Garland Lane, D - Flint, said a return to the 100 University officials who claim this expose it. Those legislators will per cent claim that the state legislature forced MSU be in hot water. If there has been pressure, and I doubt that there refund would not cause any legislative backlash in the form of to abandon the 100 per cent refund has or was, then let those who feel they have been pressured reduced appropriations. pod stamp fraud bring "We certainly wouldn't do anything to cut their policy. it to the attention of their local elected officials, money," he namely myself said. Terry said the legislature threatened to and Lynn Jondahl and we will look into this matter fully." reduce MSU's appropriations by about Lt. Gov. - elect James Damman said: "A good case can be Sep. Robert Davis, R - Gaylord, said that the refund policy is a bad one and discounted any legislative $1.5 million every year a 100 per cent made for a 100 per cent refund policy. I don't think there should reprisals should the policy refund policy existed. Ballard indicated be an inconsistency from one institution to the next. I don't be changed back to 100 per cent refund. By ALLAN LENGEL income from their jobs while receiving the think MSU's policy is a wise one." Damman has been on the "We certainly wouldn't reprimand them for State News Staff Writer stamps. that the figure was actually about $1.8 making their The students million. House Appropriations Committee since 1971. policy consistent with that of other universities," he said. [Three Central Michigan University were not in custody but "If I were made aware of this situation at MSU, I would check Other appropriations committee members who favor and (dents were charged with fraudulent arrests are expected within several days. Terry said a $1 tuition hike would be would recommend a return to a 100 per cent refund Keller said the prosecutor's office has needed for every successive year a 100 per it," said Rep. Melvin DeStigter, R - West Olive, a member of the policy are: t pt of food stamps only a week after cent refund policy existed. House committee since 1968. "I don't see how I could Rep. James Famsworth, R Holland; Rep. Gary Owen, D fcFord Administration announced plans been unable to contact one of the justifiably • - I eliminate "unneedy" students from Members of the legislative committees demand that MSU abandon a 100 per cent refund (continued students. policy if they on page 17) Pfflty food stamp roles. It was only coincidental that all three I inett Isabella County Prosecutor Robert of the persons caught were students and authorized the warrants Tuesday that the investigation covered a number of Jinst Harold Butler, Robert Cherry and pk Sutton after- three months of instigation. IA spokesman for the Isabel County other groups and people, he said. state of While other counties throughout the experienced increases in the number " food stamp recipients, Isabel County's Inflation hits MSU pt prosecutor's ,L~ office, Roxy Keller, said rate declined. This is the first part of a two ■ part story on going on in every kind of college or A few professors speculated that the better) rose to 84 per cent last year from e students failed to report total At present there are 1,754 students on grade inflation. Today's story discusses why university, large or small, public or private, inflation may be leveling off, but they 76 per cent in 1971. food stamps as compared to 2,354 the grade inflation is so prevalent. Tomorrow's story and in every geographic area." Juola, who agreed the GPAs are amazingly high. But evidence shows students are not previous year. will discuss the ominous consequences of it. is the acting chairman of MSU Evaluation At Harvard University and Radcliffe necessarily getting smarter. Average scores ftudy urges Joseph Barberi, asst. county prosecutor, attributed the decrease to the announcement of an investigation in September. By PAT NARDI State News Staff Writer "Hey Joe! I hear this term. you have a 3.0 GPA Services, surveyed 134 institutions for his study. College, the number of students graduating with honors (3.0 GPA or on college board Scholastic Aptitude Tests (SAT) have declined from a high of 973 in 1963 to 918 in 1973 (out of a possible That fantastic. How did you 1,600). Barberi said the announcement may manage that?" While Juola welfare end is conducting further have scared away 900 CMU students who "It was real tough, I tell ya. I had to analyses to discover why GPAs have risen, failed to return their forms for processing. give up almost all my dates at the malt he and other professors are offering some "The major reason for this probe was shop with Betty Lou." hypotheses. IKASHINGTON to keep persons off welfare rolls who Getting a 3.0 grade point average A few claim that students are better (AP) - A three • year don't belong there," Barberi said. "This sessional study recommends ending (GPA) today is not considered tough at all prepared, but others admit they have will assure that those who are actually in •t public welfare programs, including by most, but in the late '50s and the early relaxed their stringent grading policies of "' need are provided for." '60s, college students would have the early '60s. stamps, in favor of tax credits, new Roxy Keller said the Isabel County considered it a definite accomplishment. Juola believes the gradual rise in GPAs Insistence allowances and work While MSU's Vaverage undergraduate from 1960 to 1968 was a readjustment Jtoitives. investigation is continuing. She expects more warrants to be issued before it ends. GPA in fall term of 1960 was a 2.34, the from the harsh grading standards used Ip16 study, released Wednesday by Rep. W. Griffiths, D-Mich.. "also calls None of the three CMU students were average in spring term 1974 was a 2.85. after the Soviet Union launched the available for comment. MSU undergraduates had their best term Sputnik satellite ip 1957. In the post • faii end to state control of welfare If the three are convicted, they face 90 prams in favor of a federally in spring 1970 with an average GPA of Sputnik period, criticism of American (■mistered system that would be run by days in jail, a $100 fine and they must pay 2.95. higher education made GPAs plummet. plntemal Revenue Service. back the funds they received illegally. However, those harsh grading policies According to a national survey by an junk the whole thing. It's Helen Reinhart, director of the Ingham MSU professor, this trend of grade eventually disappeared, Juola said, and the GPAs of the early '60s began to rise. ^ssiblc," Griffiths said at a news County of Social Services, said no full • inflation is occurring in colleges and scale investigations are being conducted in The most dramatic increases in GPAs ■jerencoSheat which said she the new proposal was Ingham County. unversities all over the country. "I have never seen anything so occurred in 1968 through 1970 which was introducing a Juola noted paralleled the period of rlodaV for the Reinhart did admit that if the county new system. pervasive," said Arvo Juola, who student activism and protests against the (continued (continued on page 17) conducted the study last summer. "This is on page 17) (continued on page 17) Washington 'a (ap> - teraat Former Watergate break • in. jury told of cash fund offer conversation like that." committee and continued the coverup. "The President did discuss that with us with Nixon at a time when Dean, the Ben - Veniste then read from He said it tended to show that the 1 Hull' a former White House counsel, had talked to M. Nixon told aides H. Haldeman, under cross - examination, and as a result suggested we retain legal transcript of a conversation Nixon had Haldeman and Ehrlichman knew Nixon »n h 8R and John D- Ehriichman admitted that the offer was made several counsel," Haldeman said. prosecutors and staff members of the with Haldeman and Ehrlichman on April would "help them financially if they William S. Frates, Ehrlichman's lawyer, Senate Watergate Committee. Their , were leaving the White House times but that he did not accept it. He said 17, 1973 - less than two weeks before needed it." shouted "we are not trying the President UOnivw l'°uld have $200,000 to he resented the implication that was being investigation was then getting under way. their resignations - in which Nixon said It brought protests from both Etat 8 sPec'al cash fun(^' ttu' left with the jury. that giving them the money would be "no defendants' lawyers and Ben Veniste said of the United States" in this courtroom. "Do you know what pre - empt LI; coverup trial jury was told Prosecutor Richard Ben - Veniste strain, it doesn't come out of me, I never "I never • said it was accepted . . . they all Earlier, Haldeman conceded that he and Nixon talked about meant?" Ben - Veniste asked Haldeman, ■Ik disclosed the offer by asking Haldeman: "pre - empting" who was testifying in his own behalf for intended to use the money." understood it in this context." Iv^y came from people who had "Is it not a fact that in a conversation Ben - Veniste said the offer "tends to At that point Haldeman spoke up and what former White House Counsel John W. Dean III might tell the Senate the fourth day at the Watergate coverup JL,. fav°red treatment from the between you and President Nixon, show there was an agreement" that Nixon, said that "it seems to me a trial. llilrf ation* President Nixon told you that there was a Haldeman and Ehrlichman would all unsavory connotation" had been raised. highly Watergate committee about presidential discussions of hush money and clemency said. "To deal with the situation," Haldeman *»dantman and Ehr'i<:hman. both fund that could be made available to you protect each other. He said the offer was in a conversation for the Watergate burglars. the White House, for your "Weren't you talking about minimizing ton'. ,s ln the coverup trial, resigned as after vou leave Questioned by U.S. District Judge John two days after Nixon had been told by But Haldeman and Ben - Veniste |,'l0P aides in April 1973, in the benefit and expenses. $200,000 to J. Sirica about the materiality of bringing Asst. Atty. Gen. Henry E. Petersen that differed on the definition of "pre - Dean's testimony?" Ben • Veniste pressed. Jte Hna series of accusations that high "What did the President mean in that $300,000 that somehow was provided by up that conversation, Ben - Veniste said the Justice Dept. felt it had "information P Whiten °^'c'a's had attempted to empting." conversation?" persons who were given favored treatment that under the agreement "Haldeman went embarassing to Mr. Ehrlichman and me it The word kfflilb* l> ■"'•'Nixon re • election over the years?" came up several times in mid Again Haldeman said he presumed it up to the Senate Select (Watergate) utut out." April 1973 Ji&cusMons HaiJfcnuui had involvement ..-'all geueial iutdnt to deal with tin. situation. • in the 1972 Haldeman /eplied I - Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Decembers MSU WILL STILL COLLEC locus: NATION House axes race, sex data gatheriin By Associated Press Department of Health, for University relations, said would end busing because would apply particularly to the likely to try to delete t Coal pact approval indicated and State News Education and Welfare (HEW). MSU would continue collecting HEW could not gather the 1964 act which prohibits the amendment from The House voted A coalition of blacks, such information if the Holt figures showing a need for a use of federal funds for conference report. Wednesday to block the federal women and Asian and Spanish amendment is approved by the redistribution of students programs which discriminate Members of the United Mine Workers Without the (UMW) were government from collecting ■ speaking minorities fought Senate and President Ford. based on race. on the basis of race, color or require schools to concluding their voting Wednesday on a new contract as race and sex statistics in the inclusion in the report of "It helps us see where we But other House members national origin, and the 1972 collect report data on the unofficial tabulations indicated a slim majority in favor education. Opponents said this an amendment by Rep. are in our affirmative action said the impact would go far anti - sex discrimination act. treatmen of the pact. would end the enforcement of Marjorie Holt, R-Md. It would activities," he said. "Not beyond busing to affect the On Oct. 2, the House voted HFW HEW m couldn't *einbwl* make the 20 years' worth of civil rights prevent schools getting federal having the statistics hampers enforcement of virtually all to adopt the Holt amendment decisions about where UMW officials said no official voting figures would be to di laws if also approved by the money from being compelled our efforts. civil rights laws. by a 253-145 vote. its released until Thursday, when President Arnold Miller Senate and President Ford. to classify teachers or students "Until told differently by HEW Secretary Caspar W. The Senate had defeated it investigations. ^ "Nor would we be has scheduled a news conference to announce the The 212-176 House vote by race, religion, sex or HEW, we'll continue with our Weinberger wrote conferee by a 43-36 vote, but Senate investigate the numj decision of the 120,000 union members, who have been came on adoption of a national origin or to assign affirmative action program," Monday that he interpreted the conferees agreed to put it in on strike for three weeks. conference report containing teachers or students to schools' Perrin said. Holt amendment as ending the final bill with only slight complaints of against minorities discrim^ and « An unofficial Associated Press tabulation of scattered supplemental funds for various on those bases. Holt and other Republicans HEW's authority to enforce changes. without access to agencies, including the Robert Perrin, vicepresident contended that the bill civil rights laws. He said it The Senate was considered returns showed today that with 26,200 votes counted, classifying students teachers," Weinberger said 13,165 - or 50.2 per cent - were voting for the His letter was read contract and 13,035 were against. House floor by Carl Albert: Mills' reigr) over Rep Stokes, D-Ohio, who TWA crash study reported the Holt amendment " the most dange The crew of the Trans World Airlines jet that crashed unconstitutional WASHINGTON the committee's acting committee's unconscionable amendm near Washington Sunday, killing all 92 aboard, displayed (AP) - new continuing as chairman of the Rep. Joseph Karth, D House Speaker Carl B. Albert, chairman and Mills' most subcommittee on • ever attached." no alarm or' any indication they felt they were taxation, full committee. Minn., another member of the ,in D Okla., indicated Wednesday - probably'successor, said: "He using his long developed »i just think that when the Rep. Parren Mite - committee, said Mills indicated D-Md„ said that danger in the minutes before the plane smashed into a he believes that hospitalized is a very sick man and I think to him Tuesday afternoon, if Con mountain, the chairman of the National Transportation Rep. Wilbur D. Mills' tenure the odds are that he will not adopts the Holt amendi while waiting to see the House as chairman of the House be" able to continue. finally, it would be tellim Safety Board said Wednesday. "/ just think that when the (Democratic) caucus physician, that if he had a country that it sanctions Ways and Means Committee is Democratic colleagues of A device to show a pilot how close he is to the meets he will not be re ■ elected." - serious health problem he over. Mills, 65, have said they do not Rep. William J. policy of apartheid ground - which might have prevented the crash - may would probably step down. American schools." Albert was asked at a news think he will remain in Green, D - Pa. Mills entered the hospital soon be required equipment on all jetliners. Holt said it wasn' conference if he assumed that Congress if he loses the Mills would not be chairman if position that has given him Tuesday afternoon after intent to "set this « wide ranging powers over the expertise in federal tax (Democratic) caucus meets he begging off handling a routine back in the civil he returns to Congress. Nixon tapes legislation OKd - nation's tax, Social Security legislation. But Green agreed will not be re - elected," Green legislative matter on the House movement in any "I think that's a pretty that Mills had little chance of floor. way." said. "But it is time for accurate and health insurance ConL statement," he said, Legislation requiring the government to retain but indicated the problem of legislation. Mills has been to set out some protection custody and control of former President Nixon's tapes the privacy of its Auto dealer must tell selecting the chairman of the committee people,' buyer committee said. "The and documents has cleared both houses of Congress and chairman for the 94th Congress since 1958 and a member of bureaucracy now appears likely to go to the White House would be treated gingerly. the House since 1939. misinterpreted the laws by the end have passed." Perrin of this session. "We don't want to hurt a Meanwhile, Annabel that the information mileage, House rules r. By a voice vote, the House Tuesday approved a bill man who has done so much for Congress for 36 years," he said. Battistella, the stripper who ran from Mills' car and into the correct was not an gathe invasion to nullify the controversial Sept. 7 agreement students' privacy. treating "He has a great record. He is Tidal Basin last Oct. 7, said she Nixon's papers and recordings as his private property "We go to consider one of the greatest hoped to visit the ailing By United Press International car, because the law does not traveled, the affadavit must lengths to protect and calling for destruction of the tapes upon the former congressmen of our generation, congressman «t the Bethesda The state House hasplugged require a dealer to give a car state that the actual milage Is individual's privacy from b but he is a sick man." Naval Medical Center. She left legal loophole that allowed President's death. a buyer the correct milage. unknown. her New York hotel exploited," he said. Similar legislation was passed by the Senate on Oct. Rep. A1 Ullman, D - Ore., used car salesmen to legally set The Persons Wednesday afternoon but her back the milage on measure passed violating the 4. A final version must now be hammered out in a used car Tuesday by the House would provisions of the bill, which destination was not disclosed. odometers. House - Senate conference. Mills' illness was not require salesmen to provide the was returned to the Senate for On an 89 - 0 vote, the buyer with a copy of the agreement on a minor diagnosed, but the hospital House approved a measure affadavit showing the actual amendment, would be subject reported he was in satisfactory Watergate jury dismissed The State News incorrectly condition. closing the loophole, which was uncovered in March by the milage on the vehicle at the to a $500 fine or up to six time it is sold or traded. months in jail. stated Tuesday that Booker The congressman remained state Court of Appeals. The grand jury that indicted the Watergate burglars If the odometer Gaulden. candidate for East out of touch with his office. The court overturned the reading and then the top aides of former President Nixon was differs from the number of Lansing District Court judge, Rep. William J. Green, D - conviction of Jack Dykstra miles the vehicle has actually discharged after 2Vi years of service Wednesday with failed to file a campaign Pa., a member of the Ways and Ford Inc. of Lansing for official thanks for performing "a historic function well expense report with the Means Committee, said Mills turning back the milage on a and faithfully." Ingham County clerk. Gaulden might become chairman oC the did file an expense report, but "You have considered and reported on matters that an employe of the clerk's go to the very heart of our republic," said Chief U.S. office misplaced the report. District Judge George L. Hart in releasing the 23 jurors, The SN regrets the error. 19 of whom were present at the short ceremony. • Hart said the grand jury set a record for longevity. 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Be Appreciated 17 indicted for payoff scheme Seventeen persons, Sip Bacardi state including nine current or former legislators, were indicted in Chicago Wednesday by before a federal grand jury in connection with payoff schemes connected with state legislation. you mix it? Six current Illinois legislators, one former legislator and eight other persons were charged with conspiracy and mail fraud in an alleged 550,000 payoff scheme for legislation increasing the allowable load limit for trucks HI Sure. It's surprisingly traveling on state roads. f-Adry, not sweet. Light- 3, bodied, not heavy. Delightfully smooth. Consumer gas prices rise . I And so good mixed, til"1! it's got to be good The Federal Power Commission Wednesday set a I —;| un mixed, right? Try it. price for new supplies of natural gas that is nearly double the current average price. 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The owners of East be fined up to $600 if found Lansing's bars will have unfairly arrived at capacity limits by guilty of Both the state and the local divert their attention from the cash code violating the capacity limits, could also be excluding dance floors and areas ocol register to the courtroom early next year require 15 square feet per person, but denied renewal of their liquor license surrounding the bar and cafeteria when neither specify which areas in the bar owners when the city takes on its first against a bar for overcrowding. "We'll be watching the Alle - court case determining the bar's square footage. "Whatever is resolved, it's going to should be included counting, other than storage or excluded areas, for which when the city considers renewal next "If East Lansing wins the case, I year. don't I Ey case think we'll have any problem closely, as every bar owner in East Lansing effect all the other bars in the city," cannot be counted. being] Turner said. granted a renewal," Turner said. "But I'l watch court will when it comes to court," said Gary Interested observers will have to bide sure that once this disagreement has o Foltz, manager of Dooley's. "It bothers me, though, that the city their time, however, for a decision in the been] Foltz and his cohorts will be has picked my client as the test case for decided, Dooley's, Lizard's and the Alle the,case that pairs the city off following who's right and who's case, since no trial date has been set by the Ey will all have to live within thel against the wrong in this city. owners of the dispute over interpretation of the building interpretation and anyone that doesn't Alley - Ey for allowing over East will be jeopardizing their license." 563 people into the Alle code," Turner added. Lansing's chief court administrator - Ey, 150 beyond ver capacity its 413 fire capacity set by the city. Foltz is especially interested, since he Fire Marshal Berman Prether, who is influential in determining capacity Frank Russell expects a pretrial date to be set in January or February, with the trial Foltz, who has admitted to frequentl and the manager of the Alle figures, following within three months. overcrowding in Dooley's in the past, said said bar owners want to use - Ey have "everything he expected the Alle - Ey will present a disputed the limits set by the city since from store rooms to kitchens in Larry Thomas, owner - manager of "helluva strong case." their openings in the past two years. determining square footage for Lizard's said be would be "Our capacity Les Turner, attorney representing the capacities.'. pleased if capacity limits are raised is dramatically: Alle Ey owners, because of the court understated because of the city's - George and Louis Eyde, Prether maintains that the East Lansing case. said that the city's interpretation of fire code is not more stringent than codes interpretation," Foltz said. "I'd guess "But I don't think it's fruitful to fight capacity limits will be the basis for Eyde's in other cities, while Alle - every bar in East Lansing has a potentially Ey owners and the city," Thomas said. greater capacity than indicated." UAW blames profit-gouging, lack v of leadership for car sales . This is the second of a three part series relaxed to stimulate borrowing and easy contracts, theoretically can pay an slump said fast federal action is needed to lead dealing with the current auto slump in Michigan. credit. Today labor union attitudes are examined. unemployed worker most of his pay for the country out of the present crises. They also agree with the auto one year. Most UAW officials are pessimistic By FRED NEWTON companies that the auto emission and Some of the auto company's SUB about the1 coming year. State News Staff Writer safety standards be laxed for a while. funds, however, have very little money left "We are trying to be realistic and a "We have asked the federal to pay the workers. government solution may not be found for at least Faced with more than 200,000 worker for a review of auto standards," a UAW "The General Motors SUB fund is only another year," a UAW official said. layoffs, United Auto Workers (UAW) spokesman said. 17% full," UAW vice president Irving The union believes that both officials are fighting a two - pronged battle Ellis said that 80 - 85 per cent of Bluestone said. "We are definitely in a in the current auto American car buyers do not use most of government and business are to blame for slump. crisis state." the current economic slump. Union The UAW cites lack the safety equipment they The UAW officials see the situation in of federal are supposed officials agree federal guidance is needed leadership both in the White House and to. the auto industry at a depression level. to pull the country and the sagging auto Congress, along with business profit • Woodcock has put part of the blame of "Compared proportionally to the past, industry out of the present slump. > gouging, declining to as the major near reasons for auto sales depression levels. Don Ellis, regional director of UAW inflation and slumping sales on the oil companies and oil crisis last winter. "The oil companies had the country in the auto industry is in a definite depression," a UAW spokesman said. Woodcock labeled the increasing "The United States will be dragged into a depression unless quick turnaround is found for the economy," Woodcock Region 1-C (Flint) said overall economic a frenzy over the oil shortage and unemployment as "social dynamite" and said. direction is needed for the entire increased profits — where is the shortage country. "It is stupid — there is no one now?" Ellis said. giving any economic direction. Everybody is "We must demand that the new working in their own little vacuum," Ellis Congress put an excess profits tax on oil said. companies to take back the monopoly "It is also a tragedy that inflation hits profits the companies have taken from the the workers first," he said. "You don't see American hide," Woodcock said. the rich not buying cars. Cadillacs are still He then urged a rollback in petroleum big sellers — and guess who is buying prices saying that oil company profits them?" were exceptionally high. UAW officials see Laid off UAW employes are the federal - presently government as fighting inflation, but receiving 95 per cent of their pay from the ignoring unemployment. Supplemental Unemployment Benefit The Michigan unemployment rate is 8 fund (SUB). per cent and seems to be The SUB fund, funded by the increasing daily. "The tragedy of unemployment has automakers as stipulated in union been touching about 50 million people per year, when we count the members of worker's families," UAW President Leonard Woodcock said. ENROLLED IN MSU CLASS The union prefers a staggered production and manpower cut back to reduce the unemployment impact and to help stabilize a troubled economy. "It makes no sense to expect people to buy when they're out of work or fearful Woman loves wrestling of losing their jobs," Woodcock said. The December issue of Solidarity, the UAW newspaper, said the auto companies By PEGGY GOSSETT understand why I love the sport. I guess he raised prices unnecessarily to grab a larger State News Staff Writer What can you say about a 19 ■ year - thought when I graduated from high share of profits but it resulted in less car school my wrestling fetish would graduate, old woman who has a passion for buying. too. "The auto companies do not measure wrestling, one of the last all - male sports "Mother does not say much. She just frontiers? success in forms of sales," Ellis said. giggles a lot. That she knows how to keep score. "They have a policy of setting profit aims "Of course there are the stupid sexual That she understands which wrestler is two years in advance — and they try jokes now and then, but for the most part Workmen put Christmas decorations Berkey Hall Wednesday winning when both are intricately lashed ISNphoto/Bob Kaye up near everything to make those profits." I have a good rapport with the wrestlers. as classes draw to a close. Only one more full day of classes and a UAW officials agree with management together in the cradle hold. That she "I'm not in it to marry a wrestler. I'm knows exactly where the thumb should be week of finals remain until term break. that federal monetary policy should be in it for myself. placed in a pin. "I realize there are a lot of holds I can't Currently enrolled in Beginning do that a man can, but there are a lot of Wrestling, she is the only woman ever to holds I can do." take a wrestling class at MSU. Penn had hoped to do more in "I know all the rules and theory, but Socialist Workers party wrestling than just holds before she came you must actually wrestle to really know to MSU. the sport, so I took the class,*'' said Martha When she was still an unassuming Penn, a sophomore majoring in physical education. young high school senior, she wrote Grady Penn was manager of her high school Peninger, head wrestling coach at MSU, to apply for manager of the varsity wrestling wrestling team in Battle Creek. She has |ights team. She stated her qualifications and been involved with the sport since her disclosure signed the letter M. H. Penn. law on girlfriend, who had six brothers team, took her to her all a But Penn does not wrestle with any of - male classmates, participation has previously been a on the meet four years ago. though Peninger wrote back in a letter addressed "Dear Mr. Penn" to say the position was indeed open, and asked Mr. Penn to set up an appointment for an By STEVE ORR Ken Guido, director of litigations for Common Cause in interview. requirement for the class. Washington, D.C., said his group opposes the SWP's efforts "Grady just died when I walked into ]vwsciosurt' of State News Staff Writer because there is a compelling interest in and need for campaign "We made an exception in this case," that office and told him I campaign contributions and political harassment said Stan Dziedzic, wrestling instructor. was Martha H. finance disclosure laws. Common Cause has worked most strongly Penn," she said. I™ m harjd, according to the Socialist Workers party (SWP), "She tried, but could not convince any However, Martha H. Penn was denied „ P?rt>' 's seeking to be excluded from state disclosure laws against the efforts by the SWP to completely overturn the state other women to take the class, and we the position because she was Martha and f Of that belief. J.,f not going to file a list of our contributors because that disclosure statutes, but also opposes any special exemption of SWP from those laws. cannot require her to wrestle with the men." not Mike or Malcolm or Mark. Mes a ready • made enemies list for the government," said Guido discounted the harassment claimed by the SWP. He said Penn does not feel out of place with Peninger said a woman definitely Maisel, SWP candidate for Michigan governor, the cannot be manager of the team. "There is substantial evidence it has been terminated." sweating, suited - up wrestlers "I cannot have her grappling for winning the going into the fcir' 3®' aSocialist i ')rie^ was fi'pd in Wayne County Circuit Court Maisel denied the harassment has ceased. plastic mats. a score on locker room," he said. "It would be one " Workers Campaign Committee. It seeks "On the contrary," he said, "harassment continues unabated." At first her male classmates would not person going in, and ten men being »inp nf fXempt'on f°r the SWP from state laws requiring the embarrassed." iJffor ®"-v campaign contributors of over $10. There is no Maisel challenged Guido and Common Cause to debate the speak to her, Penn said. "#l the hearing. issues involved in the disclosure case. He said it was "shocking "They were not snotty. They just did Peninger just laughed when informed that the Yale wrestling team manager is a that Common Cause is on the wrong side of the issue," and that a not know what to say," she said. "But debate would be a service to the American people. after the first few classes started woman, and goes right into the training we joking L'„ ' My'nf "I spent no money, I received no money" around. Things started loosening up." room. IL81,himself iled a financial staement with the Wayne [«* campaign. In spite of any harassment, real or imaginary, Guido said She said Dziedzic, who is also an "That is progressive of Yale, among county clerk that the campaign committee Common Cause believes the need for campaign disclosure assistant wrestling coach, never calls her other things," he said. "But I don't want "outweighs any inhibiting factors," such as the harassment. y a"the finances for the SWP. name when he calls role. my guys to have to change their mode of ! campaign committee is required to file a statement also, oes llot As a result of these beliefs, L. Modzelewski, of the Michigan "I am the last name on the role, and behavior or dress in order to have a intend to do so. Instead it will challenge the law. everyone seems to know if I am there or woman manager. chapter of Common Cause, said Common Cause hopes to be at not. Stan just looks at me and smiles." "I have no personal animosity political parties which might fear the same the SWP hearing in Detroit to present evidence in defense of the At one class, Penn was able to show her her. I think it is great she is against taking the Mat/ fP "0t involved in the case. Most of the gubernatorial disclosure position. classmates how to score wrestling. Last class. More women should, but I think it Pcinl ci , lt,oso parties have already filed the required The SWP believes its members are victims of political wrestling season she was a regular would be a good idea for them to have j ,,n's" Those who have not filed said the SWP case harassment. It further contends that if it made public a list of its scorekeeper at the MSU intercollegiate another woman sign up as a partner. contributors, government agencies would harass persons named meets. "Now my classmates have just "I still like girls nice and soft, not I'Jichigan, the SWP is seeking only to be exempted from the on the list. accepted me being in the class," Penn said. bruised and black, though." torn j, , u'cs* In other states, it has sought to completely "We would turn over the list if there was no harassment, if However, Penn has not infiltrated the Martha H. Penn is not bruised or 'they' weren't out to destroy us," Maisel said. wrestling world without frustration. blackened or beaten. She still hopes for a t " disclosure laws. »,tt!P;°n a" exemption in Minnesota from disclosure laws Maisel and the SWP claim the government, through the arms of Her parents have always worried about her getting hurt, both emotionally and managerial position, and will continue her ^ Washi J Same l,1'nK 'n California and failed. the FBI and independent surveillance agencies, works to subvert activities as scorer and member of the W " il attemPted to have the entire law thrown out t, and destroy their group because of its political beliefs. physically, so Penn has not told them she wrestling Take - Down Club. W.i .,F SWP also is in midst of challenging federal is taking the class, though they know about her constant enthusiasm and scoring "Some people call this an obsession," w totes in a Washington, D.C. court. Those beliefs include, according to Maisel, an emphasis of mass at meets last year. she said. "I am not in it to make waves or ® ^ause, the citizens' lobby, has opposed the SWP's action to up wages for workers and bring full rights for push any liberation causes. minorities. "Dad hates it," Penn said. "He doesn't "Like I said, I am in it for me." exemPted from disclosure laws. Susan Ager VIEWPOINT: SOCIAL Editor-in-chieJ Maureen Beninson .. Advertising Manager A.D. Campbell Managing Editor Mary Flood Business wolves merit .... City Editor Diane Silver Chris Danielson Melissa Pay ton Steve Stein Campus Editor Opinion Page Editor National Editor no prais THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5,1974 Sports Ciitor Dale A tkins Photo Editor June Delano Entertainment Editor Editorials are the opinion of the State News. By SARA ELGAMMAL Recession is a TomOren phenomeno Columns, viewpoints and letters are personal Copy Chief I was much intrigued by William concrete opinions. Joe Kirbv Staff Representative Safire's article: "Support Wolves, Wolf thing. The "wolves" j„ ini, are those "fit" Ethtc." While I have no objection to corporations, thos!« financed monopolies who an- wolves (since I am not a deer), I object to his attempted parallel of the recession to a eliminating their smaller »' competitors. This is not wolf. beneficial L EDITORIALS Wolves, says Safire, are beneficial because they weed out the weakest, oldest economy, |et alon, for of human beings. indjvidua| ,or and sickliest members of a deer herd. He The antiquated and discredited claims the "deer" to be inefficient Media board businesses but tries to deny the application of his analogy to individual Darwinism Safire advocates what is really going "survival of the fittest." on in this misreir sc human beings: "Granted, groups of human The claim "the predator's cruel beings are not herds of deer, with the old to enable the rest of function is J allocation g and weak to be left to recession's wolf... but the idea is the same: the predator's healthy and fit" is those who wish to draw the herd to misleading. Too parallels be' cruel function is necessary to enable the human and animal rest of the herd to grow healthy and fit." groups ascribe du to animal behavior which Problems with appropriations by For instance, should the board arc unfou However, the aptness of Safire's Safire's wording would the Student Media Appropriations be concerned with establishing new seem to mate metaphor betrays him. The old and and behavior of the wolf almost Board (SMAB) seem to stem from a alternative media or should it throw altruis weak are the first to perish in a severe fact, his whole article fails to basic lack of organization. point most of its monetary support recession. Can anyone suppose the rising that the real beneficiary from the deat Dan Dever. present chairman of behind media which are already unemployment figures indicate only that weak and aging deer is not the herd the interim appropriations board, families of the unemployed are going to the wolf. established? have to do without those "unnecessary said the board has allocated most of Should the board provide money extras" like food, clothing, and fuel? Who this term's funds without having a Finally, the term "wolf ethic"1 • for salaries and other costs which "eased the suffering" of the elderly couple anomaly. Wolves do not have ethics set of guidelines on how are not directly related to turning whose heat was shut off last year because have appetites. Animals have' distribution of the funds should be out the basic media product? they could no longer afford to pay their consciousness of good or evil, however done. ASMSU president Tim Cain- How much fund money should utility bill? Death. defines those terms. Is our good to admits the student government And why has the sale of canned pet families equated with victory of the go to print media and how much are discovering the joy of owning adequate in good times, face slow strongest? food risen by two thirds in the Detroit should have made all its permanent money should go to broadcast • a pet? Or is it because of massive layoffs in starvation unless they have friends or area and other metropolitan areas over the industry and soaring food prices? The relatives to help them. appointments to the board a long media? last few years? Is it because more urban Sara ElgammaI is an instruct,* j„ aged, on pensions which were almost The real wolf is not recession. American Thought and time ago and that funds have been Should the board allocate language. appropriated late this term because money to media to pay outstanding of ASMSU's delay in getting the debts? board together. What basic procedure will the It seems illogical that the SMAB board follow to judge applications board should start appropriating for aid? What criteria will the board funds before developing a set of use to analyze the relative worth of forget. guidelines controlling the allocations. Yet SMAB was under applications? Revolutionary PR never Davey Brinn, member Should the board audit media to A recent letter to the State News Lansing area People's Bicentennial pressure to dole out fall term's which it gives funds and what Commission attacked Jeremy Rifkin and the People's funds, and received little guidance procedure will be used in the Bicentennial Commission for supposedly for distribution from ASMSU or audits? proposing such banal Madison Avenue from Article X of the ASMSU All these questions and others gimmicks as having a chain of people U Thant eulogized constitution, which established must be answered before the media holding hands across the country, and Informed and reflective people all over SMAB and the media singing "God Bless America." the world will meditate upon the recent board allocates anymore funds. If that sounds like a hokey television death of U Thant. appropriations fund. There will never be any end to the commercial that sells Pepsi - Cola, it's For 10 years he served as Before, any money is allocated Secretary list of complaints about SMAB's probably because that is exactly where the General of the United Nations - "the by SMAB the board should develop idea came from. It the creation of world's most impossible public office." U procedures unless the board acts to was answers to basic questions Pepsi's advertising agency to sell guess Thant was much liked for his kindness and some develop adequate allocation what? his delicate1 sense of humor, but not concerning its nature. guidelines immediately. Jeremy Rifkin, one of the founders of will think of him as a brilliant or a many great the People's Bicentennial Commission, statesman. They won't, that is, unless they mentioned that example in a speech at wisdom and greatness in a lifetime of $40 Monkey Wards stereo in a Zapped see as a MSU covered by the State News. dependable gentleness and compassion, of sheet metal box imbued with Don't lock Unfortunately, the news article failed to explain that Rifkin was in total opposition to this kind of corporate unshakable truthfulness, of dependable patience in putting the truth tactfully to "Raunch and roll! Raunch and roll!" yelled an irate Zappa fan. I conjectured persistent amplified crackling of egg- a I hype, which is an those who cannot bear to face it, and of However, looking at the illumini attempt to exploit the bicentennial. Rifkin from his overt behavior that he was one of drivingoneself to the limits of physical side of the largely disillusioning event attacked not only Pepsi, but the American endurance, year after year, to promote the multitude of patrons of rock concerts. can assert that my futile efforts for actions Chamber of Commerce, red, white and blue Liberty Bells, Liberty Bell and several other darlings of the Burgers corporate peace and advance the economic welfare of everyone, everywhere. For some years before his final affliction with cancer, U Thant, like his my His proclamation was a prediction of impending disillusionment. Even if the performance is not viewed as a inflated dollars didn't amount to a loss. I did acquire the utilitarian wisd that the combination of a mil mentality. He suggested that this was engagement at Jenison Fieldhouse prefabricated, nonflexible concert Since the Art simply another attempt at obscuring the magnificent undersecretary Ralph Bunche, extended periods of inebriation prod Dept. closed the overcrowded now. Usually during fact that this country was created in a had overworked himself to the arrangement (which is purely my own point of one hell of a headache. Kresge Art Center for two nights the final week of school at least 24 truly revolutionary era by people much ulcers and heart trouble, and had to be opinion), I think those attending the this week Jenison Fieldhouse concert can as a deterent to a recent art students the same as ourselves. hospitalized repeatedly. per night use the amalgamate on one objective criticism. spate of vandalism, it has been facilities during late - night hours. If The bigshots in government and Quite possibly, death came to U Thant business little bit concerned about as a welcome release. This criticism is not an evaluation of deluged with justified complaints these students are forced to use are a Perhaps he felt its talk of revolution these days, even when restfulness confirming his wise and the musical ability of the Mothers, but a by angry art students. Art students Kresge during the day, the pay fees at registration for use of overcrowding might become that talk is about the founding of this country. So they have undertaken a rational Buddhist belief - a widely nowadays by many nonreiigious belief held commentary on the exceptionally excellent job that was done in Loyalty the art building, as well as for the holding a unbearable. multimillion dollar publicity campaign to people, including the "scientific concert in a tin can. An objective services of professors, and should convince Americans that there never was a humanists" and others — that "life, evaluation of the Mothers' Nov. 23 Following is an open letter to A Atkin, executive secretary. Dept. not be locked out of the revolution in tbis country. inevitably, is sorrow," a sorrow that can concert is almost impossible, given the building College is not elementary school. Enter Jeremy Rifkin and the People's be eased best (but only in part) Campus Parks and Planning. near finals week, the most harried by a quality of the acoustic arrangements. I Students do not file into their Bicentennial Commission. They propose lifetime divided between meditation and think Frank Zappa must also have shared time of the academic year. a Dear Alice, classrooms at 8 a.m. and file out at re - evaluation of the principles that this compassionate activities. U Thant did our despair concerning the impotent Nice to hear from you again. exactly that. He meditated daily in silence facilities. 1 3 p.m. There would be howls from country was in fact founded upon, and ask Creativity knows no hours^Art the question, does for 15 to 30 minutes, read widely, and loyalty is admirable, but so was (!un| all around the campus if the corporate America I have read and heard many opinions Din's. And look what happened to him students are apt to want to work on represent the high ideals that the founders worked, to the point of collapse, for all of computer center were closed at odd us- concerning the dubious quality of sound projects in the middle of the night. fought and died for? We suggest that Bruce Lannes Smith wave absorption in James Henry Beach, executive hours during the final week of Jenison, but I never secre^ If the building is locked corporate America not hippies, blacks, Professor of political science conceived that it would sound Friends of Citizens for a Liveable' up, how as inferior can students follow their creative school, no matter what the reason. women etc., has subverted those goals. The People's Bicentennial Commission is whims? an alternative to the modem It was unreasonable to "slap the who are claiming that they are the day Tories PIRGIM REPORTS: TOY SAFETY The average East Lansing hands" of all art students because rightful heirs of this nation's apartment or MSU residence hall of a little vandalism. Vandalism at room the is not large enough to hold collection of easels and art the Kresge Art Center was not revolutionary struggle. In "America's Birthday" (the People's Bicentennial handbook) the authors suggest that we Fewer harmful gifts on sale for kids extensive enough to warrant a "must reassert the ideals that have driven supplies which many art students shutdown of the building. If the By JOSEPH S. TUCHINSKY Product Safety Commission. Flannery's decision would fill in some Americans throughout our history to PIRGIM Staff Member require. Students have a need for Art Dept. feels there is a serious PIRGIM surveyors in the fall of 1973 struggle for justice, equality and popular not all, the gaps revealed by PIRGIM' free access at any time to their Whether it's Merry Christmas or Happy found visible progress. Only four banned long - term threat to the locks of control of institutions." safety surveys. Chanukah, it's reassuring to know that the items were found on sale in 33 stores, and tools and to immovable doors from the ravages of vandals If you believe this country was founded By serving notice on equipment child for whom you buy toys can be an additional 41 unbanned but hazardous such as welding tools, ceramic on something politically more important manufacturers, importers, distributors wielding epoxy glue, it should ask merrier and happier because the toys are items. wheels and kilns located in Kresge. the Dept. of Public Safety to than selling cheap trinkets and creating safe. Two retailers, and giving them detai recent developments, a court keep a hokey PR gimmicks, we invite you to help This wasn't guidelines to follow to avoid Kresge's facilities are closer watch on the building. always so. When Congress ruling in Washington and a new law in make 1976 a birthday party America will passed the Child Protection and Toy Michigan, should continue the progress. dangers In children's toys, Safety Act of 1969, testimony was On Nov. 14, Judge liiomas A. regulations should continue progress submitted of deaths and permanent Flannery of District of Columbia Federal making children's products safer. injuries from hazards in toys not readily District Court ruled that the The new regulations are importa Unmuzzle state el visible to the shopper. In late 1972, when PIRGIM did its first must issue government regulations with general toy - safety standards, not react item - by • still consumers.;. another reason to Michi survey of dangerous toys on sale in item as unsafe toys appear in stores. A toy safety bill, HB 5460, If the recent election Michigan stores, nationwide statistics The suit, Tuchinsky ». Consumer introduced early in 1971 by H° campaigns At any rate, the need for status and enforce its decisions reported an estimated 900,000 injuries per Majority Leader Bobby D. Crim. in can Product Safety Commission, Michigan were not the dirtiest cleaning up campaigns was made year due to toys. That year, PIRGIM's was filed response to survey findings by the Gen ever, they certainly ran a close only with wet - noodle reprimands. early in 1973 by attorney Arthur L. Fox obvious. Outgoing state Sen. student surveyors in five areas of Michigan II of Ralph Nader's Public Citizen County Prosecutor as well as PIRG" • second or third. During the recent campaign it found banned toys on sale in violation of would give the Michigan Dept. William Ballenger has taken a Litigation Group, on my behalf as step became of haven for federal law in over 40 per cent of the in that direction more a PIRGIM's executive director and Agriculture power to enforce f( by introducing a publicity hounds than a defender of stores sampled. Toys with hazards for as father toy safety standards within Michigan. bill in the Senate that would which the federal government hadn't even of two young children exposed SIRS b the now - powerless Fair Campaign give clean campaigning. written standards were on sale in nearly all stores surveyed, a total of 295 unbanned hazards, as well as individuals and organizations. for other io affected toy Consumers who the slow response are dissatis R. D. CAMPBELL Pope's a more or less (mostly less) VIEWPOINT: EVALUATIONS of uncertain origins, I find the another letter which attacked the Roman round of amusements between the and the secretary of apiculture Catholic Church for ignoring the plight of millions of starving people in Asia and Raters must face rated Africa while hoarding immense financial i ugh Earl Butz is without doubt holdings, said the sacred institutions By C. PATRIC LARROWE SIRS form anonymously, the prof doesn't ■ basic bumpkin, not too unlike his (pillared by jewelry, cathedrals, etc.) of Professor of economics have a chance to face his accuser. That's I jerry (remember that shortly after the religion should not be attacked. I'm in my office, writing a confidential especially bad, they feel, because SIRS I became President, Butz said that a letter of recommendation on a student T wjnd would blow the President's reports are used for promotions, salary In the very next sentence the writer who's applying to law school when I look 'Jrand Rapids - into increases, and determining professional itown said that those darned Indians should up and here's this undergraduate standing L | li t out a "Right on, Earl" cheer quite wasting food by allowing all those in front of my desk. reputations of the profs. r[' heard about the anecdote he "Listen to what one of 'em — he's a cattle over there to just run around until "Don't you ever bother to knock L [o reporters last Wednesday. before you come barging into a professor's prof in the ed school — says here in the they drop dead. The writer further X joke concerning the papal stand on suggested that people need to learn to office?" I demands. (Whatever happened State News: 'If SIRS is to be used J control, which apparently was first restrain themselves both from the gluttony to a profs right to privacy, I thought to as an ■it the World Food Conference in of food and the myself.) accountability measure, then it must no gluttony of sex. T and later was relayed of? - the ■ "Your door was open, Doctor," he longer be anonymously given if open L to a group of reporters Butz was communication between faculty member I think, however, that it is more answers. "I didn't think it was necessary and student is to follow. For assuredly L with, goes something like: important for the Pope Pauls, the Jerry to knock." there can be no accountability if the YOU THI LORD Will PROVIDE! Fords and the John Does to look point "Well, you're in here now," I barks. instructor does not know to whom nor for "So what do you want?" fie no playa da game. He no maka da blank at a famine - stricken family and what he is being rendered accountable.' realize that there are hundreds of millions "I been wondering, Doctor," he says, Indeed, after Butz had issued a have been addressed to the "why you haven't spoken out about SIRS. "Sounds asinine, right, Lash?" statement saying that he meant no starving people of other starving people like them and I mean, you've always stood "Negative," I says. "I gotta go with clamor for a Butz apology or of the world, whose lives he has indirectly that< like OT not- they are not going to up for ie derogation of the Catholic faith, Ford still said said ar» are iocs less imr»>riani restrain themselves sexually. That means student rights and all." your ed prof. Take my experience in the n rose quickly and loudly from demanded important fv,o*that « a —i—..ij-j misguided primary. Remember what the State News a complete apology. vision of the moral corruption that will more mouths to feet with a limited food "Sirs?" I asks. "Never heard of 'em. I Roman Catholic community And so Butz the Insensitive What's their problem? They been denied said: 'Carr trounced Larrowe 20,000 to bowed his result if those base, and that jghout the nation. The archbishop of head in shame to people begin using means ugly starvation. 7,000.' apologize to Paul the the right to meet in the Union or what?" dichdiocest' of New York said that Perfect and, in so contraceptives to curb a population that "You'll have to admit that made me should demand a full doing, perhaps saved his has outrun the food supply. "SIRS isn't a student club," he Ford boss a few million Catholic Then, after pondering all these things, look pretty sad as a politician. And I think votes in 1976. Last week a letter writer in the Detroit the haves of the Western world explains. "SIRS stands for Student n from Butz, or fire his agriculture A more appropriate can leave you'll have to agree with your ed prof that apology, however, Free Press defended the papal stand on Instructional Rating System. You know, their gilded cages long it unfair to could have come from the Pope. It should enough to assess the those forms us students use to evaluate was me that those ballots were birth control. The writer, referring to immorality of their moral hangups. cast anonymously. you profs. It's a hot issue right now." "If those ballots had been signed, I'd "Why should SIRS be a hot issue?" I have had a chance to face my accusers. If MELISSA PAYTON asks.' I'd had an opportunity at open "Well," he answers, "students want to communication between myself and those be able to look at the ratings of profs so 20,000 voters, maybe I could've made 'em they can find good ones, steer clear of the see I'm a better man than they thought Boy Scout Ford when they voted against me." leader turkeys." "You just convinced me that ed profs no "Sounds sensible enough says. ' "Most of the profs to me," I argument is wierd, Lash," he says. "I saw you in action during the primary. If those disagree with you, voters had seen any more of you than they Bt Monday night former Eagle Scout to live up to, then I must draw this When Ford came into office were, evidence suggests that he would still Lash," he replies. "They say letting did, I can tell you this. You sure wouldn't after J R. Ford went to a Scouter - of - the conclusion: Either you have the wrong lack students look at the ratings denies profs have turned any of those 20,000 around. weeks of turmoil surrounding the leadership qualities necessary to Krdinner in the nation's capital. man — or I have the wrong country." resignation of the very unscout - like direct us through the more serious due process. "Not only that. You'd have lost some Biting a philosophy that might be the Yes, Jerry, you have the wrong Richard Nixon, his matter - of • fact calm problems we will face soon. "They say when a student fills out a of the 7,000 you did get." Bote of his term as President, Ford said country. A nation of Boy Scouts can was welcome. [trul\ believed "the ideals and afford to think all that is necessary to run But though the mood of the nation has One evening after the Before he knew it, he ions of all Americans and all Boy a nation is to keep physically strong, changed drastically since then, good ole Once there were two museum had closed,the was lost "Help!" he "Help me make it iareasone." Jerry is still, as a New York Times analysis mice who lived in a first mouse crawled into shouted to his friend. through the knight!" k, people with a more realistic vi recently put it, "playing the role of a museum. a huge suit of armor. [e than Jerry Ford don't actually Few can quarrel that the ex - father reassuring rather than a leader a Bowery bum and a prepubescent Michigan football center is /tot demanding support for new directions." 1 |r suburbanite male to have the same physically strong ...Hut Jerry In his last news conference, he told us its and ideals, not to panic. The Roosevelt rhetoric of lit after all, that wasn't Ford's main l ord has shown signs lately of not the '30s is too drastic for now, he said. being mentally awake. We're going to get "some lumps" and It was really defending himself against "some bumps," but we'll cope with them, DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau ■charge from a fellow Republican - he said. ■ Bob Dole of Kansas - that he was mentally awake and morally straight. Instead of telling us just how we can Hl ■uch of a Boy Scout in his conduct of But this is the United States, 1974 cope with food prices rising 15 to 16 per clype, I'm cuR/oos— =j1 its rent time, blondte' HEE, HEE' HOUJCOMB YOU PICKED today the man comes on's highest office. version. There is still racism, sexism, cent j 1 PONT 'COURSE annually and 6 per cent TODAY TO MOVBtti? LIKE, 1 1 by to couect on my BELIEVE THATS JUST Hiring his speech to what one can pollution and poverty. There is a sharp unemployment, he told Congress to get on MAT'S THEBT6RUSH e< i place, 910? only i am BETWEEN if as a roomful of balding, paunchy sense of urgency among the electorate, the stick and enact his Oct. 8 proposals — ALL OF A SWOEN? , i gonha bethere to say YOU N'.. aged men wearing khaki green especially about unemployment and proposals that allies and critics alike agree / unwnv-nnt ' a shorts and knee socks. Ford inflation. are too weak to handle the magnitude of Jrithe litany of Boy Scout goals: This is exactly what is so maddening our economic woes. ■nstworthy, loyal, obedient, cheerful, about Ford's leadership style. He's too Few can quarrel that the ex - Michigan |y, brave, clean, reverent. . . God and damn calm. football center is not physically strong or physically strong, mentally He apparently thinks we can muddle morally straight. 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JH V v v Friendly feelings and the great tasteof Coca-Cola. That's the way it should be. Ws the real thing. Coke. JacdteoriS SompaVbT Co'c«aC°rBOttMn9' Comp","' o. () Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, December 5,19?l Soaps' sell audience By KATHY ESSELMAN efficiency in the small Midwestern or New England towns where more than suds State News Reviewer these continuing dramas take place. Combine Endust, bleach, Playskool toys and detergent. Start In a recent week, two characters were pregnant by someone your washer, sit down and get ready. else's husband. One nice lady in "The Edge of Night" was Guys on the night shift at Oldsmobile, graduate students, booked for a murder only she thinks she committed. Another undergraduates, women tied down with small children and older woman was undergoing amniosenthesis, while a lady of "The people tied down by age all concentrate on the vacillating Young and the Restless" gave up .her children and another fortunes of the characters on their favorite soap opera. contacted Alcoholics Anonymous. Hie "soaps" function as psychologist, substitute family and This waterfall of tragedy washes over the viewer and after provider of thrills and chills for millions of viewers. three hours produces a chilled numbing of the senses. However, Once upon a time the soaps really did sell soap. Duz for dishes soaps are not and never were intended to be watched hour after and 99 and 11100 per cent pure Ivory were hawked between hour. Most people keep up with their favorites, two or three at ( rises. Would Helen Trent find love after the age of 36? Could the most. Even regular viewers, statistically, watch their series Pap? Bauer solve the latest crisis of the heart? only two or three times a week. Nowadays the soaps sell everything from Playskool Holiday This would drastically change one's perspective. It probably Inn sets to acrylic floor wax. They also sell a constricted view of explains the fact that slow • paced soaps seem to have a longer life women and a range of psychosexual disorders which would span. "The Young and the Restless" may be in danger of intrigue R. D. Laing. cancellation. "Love is a Many Splendored Thing," a fast • paced Murder, divorce, infidelity and pregnancy strike with epidemic soap, had a short run. The acting and directing is surprisingly good. The acting, in general, is most interesting. Actors handle challenges with facility. British TV Performers are letter perfect in learning scripts, have blocking down and cope with technical challenges, like playing a drunk scene. The writing, especially on "The Edge of Night," which won an flaunts uppe Emmy for writing in 1974, has authenticity and sharpness. Though plotting is atrocious, and situations are depressing to the Their below • stairs bias is uninitiated, the writing level on most soaps in competent to good. By KATHY ESSELMAN Camera work and editing has a clean efficiency, especially on State News Reviewer balanced by producer John "The Young and the Restless" and "The Edge of Night." This "Upstairs, Downstairs', Hawkesworth's above - stairs clarity is amazing, considering the soaps operate on low budgets markets high ■ grade "soap" to background — properly upper - and have five half hour episodes a week. - Public Broadcasting Service class, rugby and Oxford. A The women in the soaps, and in the commercials they wrap viewers at 9 p.m. Sundays. driving force behind the series, The British Broadcasting he has written key scripts. He around, seem to have little ambition aside from love and Corp. (BBC) again blends the takes pains to insure procreation. The exception, "The Young and the Restless," still traditional ingredients of the features rape, triangles and other women, the prerequisites of the authenticity, which is one of form. family drama with beguiling the delights of this Edwardian SN Photo/Daniel Shu Soaps are a nice place to visit, but a person could drown in Two soap opera fans, Cathy West and Betty Bosworth, watch the newest episode of productions and inspired tale. a day time serial. The their tears or the sea of suds, whichever gets them first. casting. Viola - another The authenticity in own "soaps" attract all kinds of viewers, from assembly line workers to MSU students. "Forsyte Saga." Last year's costuming, furnishings and rpnning of "Upstairs, props results from reference to Students find time for Downstairs" proved so a catalog from London's successful that episodes of 1971 in England. BBC a second are now being run. The series began in the always limits its series to 13 13 fall famous, and still active, Army & Navy store. Unfortunately, the dialog lacks the proper flavor. It has a By FRANK FOX woman struggling with a demon—nun. Her daytime serio grown son (who calls "Is there any other way to hold a gun?" Martha moans. pudding plainness that State News Reviewer her "Dutchess") has just poured two cases of her expensive booze "The women are usually portrayed as the ones who episodes a season. Then, if the communicates the essentials of go wroni situation warrants, another 13 They do it in secret, behind closed doors. Many of their best down the drain. Dutchess in losing her grip. The men are always right. The men may have extramarital the friends affai plot but adds little or never know. "If you keep buying it, I'll keep dumping it," the son scolds. but the wives are portrayed as being at fault," said an MSU episodes are produced the next nothing to the production. They do it in residence halls, in married housing units and in "But Charm in is so squeezably soft," Dutchess replies. season. (American series Young love complicated, off • campus apartments. No, wait. It is not Dutchess speaking at all. It is a women in a opera fan named Jan. The TV switches to "Another World." Two currently produce about 30 murder foul and class women, Alice most They do it after work, between classes, in the morning, in the toilet paper commercial. The mind wanders so easily during the Rachel, confront one another. episodes per season.) afternoon and when they should be "The inequality contribute strands studying or writing term soaps. "I know why you won't go back to Steve," Rachel Forsyte Saga" to the high - relief tapestry of hiss, papers. One soap opera, "The Edge of Night," is a bit different from introduced well - educated "and if you don't give him his freedom, I'll make sure this complicated work. Now They are MSU students who are caught up in the melodrama the others. The show is more violent. All the main characters everyone and or well - bred viewers to Bay City knows the reason too." that Lady Bellamy is dead, will of daytime TV serials, better known as soap operas. stand trial for murder every few months, it seems. the delights they were missing Alice, it turns out, is infertile. An unforgiveable sin in Ba< Lord Bellamy move back into Student soaper • fans talk freely about their favorite serials, A quick viewing of "The Edge of Night" on soap operas — murder, finds Martha City. society? Can the servants but are often reluctant to be publically identified. Marceau, the wife of the chief of police, confessing to a killing. miscarriage misguided "It makes my problems seem small when I look at all th< affection wrapped in proper adjust to the changing mores of "Everyone I've come across who watches soaps watches "The "I killed her. I'm guilty," Martha wails. "I must have been out 20th century England? people (on soap operas) who are all bummed out," cadence and costume. Played Young and the Restless," explained an unemployed MSU of my mind." For the Engel, 108 North Case Hall. with finesse and finish, it answer to these and graduate named Carol. "That's because the main ingredient is sex. "Was your finger on the trigger when the gun fired?" a cop many other questions tune in That's why the young are restless." asks her. "I can't stay in Bay City any longer," sobs Alice. enraptured viewers from Israel at 8 p.m. on Friday and at 9 "The Young and the Restless," like all soapers, is almost to Few addicts wHsh to overwork' the p.m. Sunday. It makes a instantly understandable to anyone, even viewers watching it for delightful alternative to the the first time. comparison to "Peyton Place," inanities of blt^tlwe were unmistakeaWe " "Kojak," A typical episode of the program finds a middle - aged rich M cCloud" K^W3 Jfecoicf Shoppe and the similarities. !"Upstairs, Downstairs" was increasingly awful "MacMillan and Wife." created by Jean Marsh and Eileen Atkins. Both Cockney actresses who had close relatives in household service, 3IJ6rudentJervices they conceived the unusual Vhone'-353-1187 cast of characters from tales heard at home. Marsh portrays Hours;/WF 3 5Pm the head housemaid, Rose. TTh d-SP [ VlfotcsN Tkce^iSO-V 2. 50^ for «tra$ IflB Travel Q¥{W Phone; 353-9777 Z^ "floor Onion 1r * * * *★★*★**■******} THE STABLES 2843 E.ED.RIVER,EAST LANSING Mulligan State News, East Lansing, Michigar Thursday, December 5, 1974 7 Ribald Carlin album lacks restraint Grand Annual Christmas by frank fox his assault with routines about News Reviewer snot and two, the overall effect of the freak State passing gas. album would be and the seven drawfs searches for "werdz" that have Carlin is at his best when he rLa, Carlin's new comedy Naked much were all into various been lost: "I walk around Sears iL ''Toledo Window Box," throuQh Newark improved. quickly switches from one combinations of dangerous It is Many wondering whatever in hell strange voice to another, often 5*'with bad taste, rife with as if the man had just of Carlin's better drugs. All except "Bashful," he happened to Roebuck," he discovered moments using several in the same taste, rife with bad taste. his body and occur in his routines was paranoid all by himself. He about says. routine. He deftly slides from IfrteninK to the "'cord once wanted to tell us all about it. drugs, a subject which didn't need any help in that interruption is more What next, seems ever dear to his heart. Finds God mimicking a disc jockey, hout George'.' Will you Carlin department. Wolf man Jack, to several should be forced to run naked can relate any topic to a om, through Newark discussion of getting high, from In the album's best routine, Finding humor in variations of his own If your copy of the album screaming "I'm free, pm "Some Werdz," Carlin explores distinctive inflection. the metric everything, Carlin finds God. U however, you might have free." system to fairy "words that people have never tales. "He's not perfect, look at his "Toledo Window Box" is '^,r Carlin repeat himself The sad aspect of Carlin's said before," including "please work. Everything he makes available on Little David he makes jokes about lack of restraint is that the Fairy tales? Yup. Snow saw my legs off" and "hand me White, Carlin says, was a coke dies." Records. S) jokes about urinals, album is very funny, here and that piano." Carlin also about urinals, there. Without the inundation tyjlet humor is stale enough of strained vulgarity on side fjjdf. Vet Carlin continues Bacardi which Saturday & Sunday December 7 Si 8 Noon to six dark rum Bacardi for for screw¬ what? drivers? Bacardi light rum's subtle Enjoy it with cola flavor won't or your favorite overpoweror mixor, like ginger get lost in ale And use it like Screwdrivers. Bloody Marys, whiskey in Martinis or tonic. Manhattans, Sours, Just use it like gin hc'\*o I soda, water or on or vodka. the rocks. I BACARDI rum. The mixablc one. BACARDI, rum. Thcmixable one. STREISAND New Years Eve a BEDFORD CELEBRATION TOGETHER! AIRPORT 1975 A INI.ERSAi P1CT JRE 'f;-iNICOLOR*PANAVIS0N' PG o with TODAY And FRIDAY OPEN At 6:45 P.M. ... FEATURE At 7:10 9:15 P.M. Josh White Jr. 7 films by space age misadventure! ■Francois THE WAY WALT DISNEY IX ROBIN ,TrufTaut WE WERE Everything seemed so CRUS0E.D.&N. Winner of last year's Academy Award for important then...even love! VAN DYKE"»«iKWAN Best Foreign Film, Francois Jruffaut is TECHNICOLOR' |Gj«- considered the founder of the French New Wave movement and the auteur theory in Thursday Brody 9:30 $1.25 EXTRA ADDED! cinema. From his critically-acclaimed first feature film THE 400 BLOWS to his recent c wax c Oscar winner, Truffaut has established ELLIOTT KASTNER presents A ROBERT ALTMAN Film himself as one of today's most exciting film directors. The films range in mood ELLIOTT GOULD from the free wheeling exuberance found 1 PTOGHAM IWOMUTIO* 3905 Plan on returning to E. Lansing for a New Years Celebration with E. Lansing's most popular in SHOOT THE PIANO PLAYER to the bittersweet nostalgia of JULES AND JIM THE LONG GOODBYE ICHIGAN NOW.. .3rd WEEK! Today and Friday ... and the coolly-sophisticated suspense of Theotre • Lansinq Open 6:45 - Shows entertainer. The $6.00 cover charge (per person) BRIDE WORE BLACK. Autobiographical and artistic, Francois Truffaut is at 7:00-9:10 P.M. will include: unquestionably a filmmaker who a buffet style dinner a split of champagne communicates. IT'S and party favors SURVIVAL January 16 OF THE Doors open at 8 pm until 4 am. Plan ahead, tickets on sale now at the Stables. Jules& Jim FIERCEST. 11961) 104 minutes, B & W. subtitled, 35 mm AND THE t, January 28 FUNNIEST. 7 THE STABLES The 400B]ows 119591 98 minutes, B & W, subtitled, 35 mm BURT REYNOLDS 2M3E.GD.RIVER, EAST LANSING January 30 b United Artists 'THE LONGEST YARD" Thursday Wilson 7:30 $1.25 Seal film Stolen Kisses' Group (1969) 90 minutes, color, subtitled HELD OVER - Final 3 Days If it was murder, where's February 6 the body? If it was for a Two of the Wildest Films ever to play Bed and Board woman, which woman? il MSU are now playing with each other! (1971) 97 minutes, color, subtitled If it's only a game, why the blood? A GREAT PORNOGRAPHIC DOUBLE FEATURE February 11 Shoot the HAKLOT THE DEFINITIVE X Piano Player (1960) 84 minutes, B 81W, subtitled, 35 mm February 27 heSTORY of a 15 yr. old girl working her way Thursday Conrad 7:15 & 9:30 $1.25 Bride Wore Black through high school »1968) 107 minutes, color, subtitled lar|ot is an incredibly explicit filmic experience. Harlot is totally "Phic. On the same program is another astounding erotic film. March 6 Positively Last Week Two English Girls Honest Folk! leCOIIMCKO (1972) 108 minutes, color, subtitled, 35 mm m THE ULTIMATE EXPERIENCE THE ULTIMATE X FOR EVERYONE! Series tickets ■ DISNEY'S GREA T PIONEERING VENTURE IS THE story of 2 san francisco vice cops are now on sals. THE SEASON S HIT REVIVAL!" Newsweek ^TEMPTING to protect the public from smut ,wo length adult films comprise the most tumultuous $5 for 7 films. "AN INCREDIBLY REVOLUTIONARY FILM... THE MIND CAN RUN RIOT!" The murder Dle feature (Each series ticket is good for 7 punches *Xu'1 ever shown on campus. In combination they are a which may be used to admit one person holocaust on tht screen. They met at the funeral of a perfect stranger. "FAR AHEAD OF ITS TIME ..BEST AUDIO-VISUAL to 7 films, 7 people to one film, etc. From then on, things got perfectly stranger and stranger. Individual tickets are $1.25, available only EXPERIENCE IN TOWN!" William Wolf, Cue Paramount Pictures Presents BEST FAMILY FILM!" Joseph Gelmis. Newsdiy TONIGHT HAROLD and MAUDE "A TOTAL EXPERIENCE IN SIGHT, SOUND Showtimes: Harlot: 7:00, 9:30 Color by technicolor" A Paramount Picture ! 1 AND COLOR MAKE FANTASIA A MUST!" Confiscated: 8:10,10:40 . . . Bob Salmaggi, Group W Network showplace: 100 Engineering FRI. & MON thru THURS. - Open 6:45 P.M. Admission: $2.25 Shows At 7:05 - 9: IS - Set. & Sun. open 12:45 P.M. ,s rated X X you mutt be 18. All petrons will Thursday BrodV 7:30 $1.25 Show's at 1:00 - 3:05 - 5:10 - 7:20 - 9:30 - very - Wilson 9:30 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, December S, ▼ Hair' troupe overenthusiastic By DARRYLGRANT "Going Down" is a song sophomoric as to be painful. "well, here we are, naked." The State News Reviewer that was originally included in The disjointed spirit of the The cast was mechanical in production bv Rock Talent The charm, the freshness the Broadway production by musical dealt a death blow to its movements, so much hat It Company, which is 1 pro/i and the fun of the American the New York the celebrated nude scene. The Shakespeare was tedious to watch its nationa « Tribal Love Rock Musical was - Festival Public Theater. A nude Scene lacked the attempts. The cast's tragic to scarcely evident in Tuesday say the |,as simple, fast little ditty, "Going necessary buildup and seemed effectiveness was hindered by night's performance of "Hair." Brilliant, fresh, sweet, Down" was hampered by too much tacked on rather than an its size, which was about 15. Jjj'y >ic- ofbutthewre The sentiments new, swearing, too much integral part of the show. The The original cast numbered were aud subtle and "sheer fun" were movement and too many stops actors simply waddled from around 25. "Hair" requires a unique female audience expressed the comment of New York in the song. beneath a large blanket and member large cast to give it more body, cried, Times critic Clive Barnes on "Frank Mills" was burdened stood there, as if to say, visual and spiritual largeness. "They've ruined by too - rapid warbling. The they ve ruined my p|a. song was literally rushed through, leaving no time for "The Cbmpany's the sweet pathos or conviction overcnthusiasm was of the song. The "Black Boys/White evident in dialog (hat Boys" medley was was garbled and characterized by too much indistinct. It was screaming and shouting of the punctuated by too - lyrics. It was also sung too frequent obscenities, quickly. simulated group sex The Company's and stale, flat jokes. " overenthusiasm was also evident in dialog that was garbled and indistinct. It was punctuated by too • frequent SN 1 the 1968 premier of "Hair." obscenities, simulated group and stale, flat jokes. The Photo/Leo Salinas However, Tuesday night's sex Tom Luce and Sandy Storrer portray two of the characters who habituate an audience was hard pressed to dialog was also characterized all • night cafe in the Justin Morrill College production of "A Balm in Gilead," find any sweetness, brilliance, by awkward transitions from it subtlety to the singing. The transitions to be presented at 8:15 p.m. Saturday and Sunday in McDonel Hall kiva. or, especially, sheer fun in the current were so awkward that it was a touring production. relief when the Company sang. Of course, it wasn't much of Morrill hosts Balm in Gilead' Rock "Hair" was presented by the Talent Production a relief, considering the quality of the voices. There Company in conjection with were only MSU Pop Entertainment. The two good voices, those A motley assortment of obvious." "The play is wildly funny at bedeviled characters will gather The play Rock Talent Production belonging to Claude and is about people times, I hope. But the overall Jeannie. in an all • night New York City who hang out in the all • night Company is the fourth major effect is sad." cafe when Justin Morrill cafe. It features company to perform "Hair." A necessary component that a young man This production features College (J\1C) presents "A who is futilely trying to get out Unfortunately, it possesses a was missing in the show was simultaneous dialog, a modicum of rock and little Balm in Gilead" at 8:15 p.m. of heroin trafficking and a scenery and props. There was technique the director said is talent. Saturday and Sunday in penniless young woman from fun for the audience no scaffolding, no mock fire and One of the many McDonel Hall kiva. Chicago who is contemplating problems escape, nothing for the cast to horrendous for the actors. of the Rock Talent The two - act play, written prostitution. Company- climb, swing or scamper on. "Some of the actors' cues was its overenthusiasm, This was a definite visual by Langford Wilson and "I'm not sure there's produced off • Broadway in anybody straight in all the may come off another particularly in the musical drawback and was unfortunate 1965, is titled after a black conversation entirely," he numbers. Whether or not this considering the stiff, boring characters," Eldredge said. explained. was done to add new zest to movements of the cast. spiritual which begins "There is "The play is sort of a cross the 6 • year - old musical is not What a balm in Gilead that heals the between 'The Ice Man Cometh' Eldredge has also employed was passed off as wounded soul." and 'Our Town,' a strange film techniques, stop motion known. What is known is that scenery was a large backdrop "This is not a religious or and freeze frame methods, this overzealousness was of various slides - an obvious mixture," Eldredge said. "It These two vocalists, members of the Rock Talent disastrous Christmas play," warns Sears has the naturalism and despair which he thinks add to the to three fine numbers - "Frank Mills," the attempt at a light show. appeared in Production Company! Though excellent in concept, it disappointing production of "Hair" Tuesday night. The rock Eldredge, JMC instructor and director of the production. "It of 'The Ice Man' and lyricism of 'Our Town.' the dimension of the play. Admission is free. "Black Boys/White Boys" was lacking in execution. The a musical, brought to campus by Pop Entertainment, drew a large crowd ii f medley and "Going Down." quality of the slides was so Auditorium, but failed to excite the audience. 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River I ecember 5 M*n S,atc News'East Lansin^ Michigan Thursday, December 5, 19749 Couple cater cokes, cards and songs By SUSAN WILLOUGHBY that some A knock at the door things don't "We once interrupted a They only missed a delivery and they're going to get one," may change." softball game at Akers to once when the student had she said. interrupt your studying or Parents often write messages deliver a birthday cake and the - revelry some night, and a man already gone home with a Clients can have anything on the bottom of order blanks whole team and a woman may be there and usually request more forms sang along with broken leg the night they came written on the accompanying wearing funny hats and badges. card. Linda said the types of for future use. Don't slam the door in their "The original response was inscriptions range from funny face or call the police. Their to touching. really good," Linda said. "Our "One father wrote appearance may be unusual but first deliveries were on "We act as the service part. We don't do any of 'happy- they are just a Lansing couple Valentine's Day, when we birthday to my daughter and the cooking, but we have fun, and it's kind friend,' " Linda said. "Tears trying to do their job. delivered 19 cakes altogether." of Linda and Don Christensen, This touching that we can be the mediary between came to her eyes; it was really also known as the year they have sweet." Morningstar expanded the parents and students - especially an out - of ■ state Cake Service, operation, Some of the inscriptions promise to putting student." - Linda Christensen, Morningstar Cake deliver "a cake, a card, a candle up posters advertising have been their services to students on Service more unusual, and a song" on any occasion though, she said. — for campus and calling themselves "We had a small fee, of course. one card that said the Morningstar (taken from The business was 'Happy Valentine's Day to originally Linda's maiden name) Cake Don's idea, Barney from Terry the Tank,' according to his Service. us," Linda said. wife, who says he first heard of The by. and it was from his mother." student response has She added that often they a woman who delivered cakes not been will have to sing over "People's reactions to us are while he was overwhelming, but the "We left the cake for his always pleased, always a little attending DePaul they blame that on the fact phone if someone is not home roommates to University in Chicago. enjoy," Linda speechless and always touched that their posters do not when they come by with the said. "We're not making loads of stay when they see who the card is- up long in the residence halls cake. "But we promise a money, but it's a good and students do not know song, from," Linda said. business," Linda said. "Junior about the service. Achievement would be proud I "We act as the service part," Linda Christensen takes mp an order fo, of an unusual but satisfyinj job. Cakes can be a cake delivery over .he ordered p Jne »"Se fim " for most any of us." Morningstar Christensen's only is not the Linda said. "We don't do any of the cooking, but we have Christmas cheese I occasion. Recipients get a cake with a source of fun, and it's kind of touching candle, a card and a song. income. Linda is employed on that we can be the campus in the Information Services. Don Dept. of between parents and students mediary offered by MSU PSC head says - especially an out • of • state loans works for the College of student." Business in public relations. They buy cakes from an Christmas shopping may not be a problem up and $9 if mailed. They started the business last area bakery that will decorate this year if those on your list like cheese. All but the chocolate cheese was purchased February, when they sent eeded them to order in two flavors Four assortments of cheeses and cheese by out from the Harp and Kettle Cheese House in letters, complete with power firms order forms, to the parents of MSU freshmen. and three sizes with from players. flowers to anything football spreads, packaged for the holidays, are being offered by the MSU Dairy Club. The Dairy Club has offered its Christmas Wisconsin, since the oncampus cheesemakers are unable to produce the 8,500 pounds of cheese the Dairy Club's project requires. They got the home |SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) - attracting adequate capital at revamping of state regulatory addresses from the MSU Linda stressed they are not packages since 1964, Brian Gerloff, club head of Michigan's Public reasonable cost to meet the boards also is needed to ease just a birthday service; they president, said. Chocolate cheese is supplied by Herbruck student directory, hoping to Cheese Co. of St. Johns. ce Commission (PSC) said requirements of its the financial strain have a song for any occasion — The vacuum packed cheeses are - guaranteed i electric hear especially from Itsday that the federal construction programs," he utilities. the even finals week. (Happy finals fresh and will be mailed for delivery between Reduced rates are available if the selection is parents of out of state Jifrnment - through said. "It is simply unrealistic to - students who cannot be home - week to you?) Dec. 15 and 20. Any size package may be picked up at the club office in 122 Anthony Hall. dollars — must Though stopping short of "We had trouble once, mailed anywhere in the country. for their birthdays. Crwriti' construction loans calling for nationalization of expect that the basic long • though, when we couldn't tell The four gift selections vary in size from l'A Cash is required before a term solutions to the Parents have been as excited if the cake was for a thank - package is mailed, I insure that the growing utilities, Rosenberg said crisis of the electric energy about sending the cakes as pounds to 3% pounds, the smallest containing but orders can be placed by phone (355-4466). land for electricity will be government subsidies utility you or an apology," she said. five different cheeses and the largest 11. are students have been to The MSU Dairy Club's Christmas cheeses are needed to industry will emerge from get They will go to any length The smallest cheese package costs $3.75 if keep electric them, Linda said. available through Dec. 13. (PSC Chairman William R. companies afloat. regulatory hearing, rooms," to fulfill their promise to picked up by the customer and $4.50 if mailed, Last year, 3,500 "One mother said that 25 packages were sold, Tsenbcrg told a national "I firmly believe that the Rosenberg said. years deliver a song. while the largest package costs $7.75 if picked bringing in a profit of $4,700, Gerloff said. fcention of state "It is clear that commissions ago she received a utility proposals for governmental surprise birthday cake in the (mnuvsi oners that electric assistance to the guarantee of must measure provide of an important mail from her mother, and she ;s are incapable, under debt insecurities will insure the rate relief," he added. wanted to do the same for her present corporate liurtures, of meeting availability capital on a of the required continuous basis at daughter," she said. 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(JUST EAST OF LANSING MALL) "A Real Budget Stretcher" vacation one of your best! 487-1853 OPEN 10-9 SUNDAYS ?5 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan APPOINTMENTS MADE 6 MONTHS LATE ASMSU names health board reps By DENISE CRITTENDON been awaiting appointments for student numerous issues slated to come decisions Because has up before simply because of the no one applied for the State News Staff Writer representatives since June. the board. Under the policy, students arv ineptitudes of ASMSU," she said. opening, a foreign stu^nt representative After nearly six months In order to hold a meeting, the advisory no longer allowed to charge health care Student nominations to the board, has not been nominated. of postponement, four students were board must have a quorum of seven bills of less than $5 unless paid within 48 which are chosen from five categories, are nominated by ASMSU Monday night to members. Each school year approximately hours. The official appointments will be made supposed to be made by ASMSU the serve as representatives on the All • 10 members, five faculty and MSU "We would have had chance to do by President Wharton. a spring prior to the fiscal year so that by University Health Care Advisory Board employe representatives and five student something about that billing policy," said August the meetings for fall term are and Santos said she continually contacted provide student input into the health representatives, make up the board. Elizabeth Santos, off • campus under way. center's policies. both ASMSU President Tim Cain and Currently, the board has a total of five representative and acting chairman of the Students nominated for the committee The All Peltcs, chairman of the search and - University Health Care members, all of whom are faculty and board. are Michael Malnar the residence hall selection committee, urging them to take Advisory Board, designated to confer with employe representatives. "I thii,k students in general are being association, Barb Mayeda, minority the Health Care Authority, the governing action. The recent policy change at the given a great disservice at not being able to unit for the University Health Center, has representative and Kristine Guthrie, University Health Center was one of the have representatives to make these representative for married students. "The fact that this (procrastination) happens points out the need of having a different method of selecting students representatives," she said. Alcoholics' jail terms may cease "We have not been able to have meeting all term, and the term only lasts one more week," she added. one By JOHN TINGWALL treatment center as an alternative to jail. TSchirhart. "For both the courts and the Second offenders and chronic Monday Cain said the delay occurred State News Staff Writer The bill would affect misdemeanor person with the apparent alcohol problem, alcoholics, usually sent to Matter after because of the various problems ASMSU "Sleeping it off in the pokey" may offenses, currently subject to penalties of it's fantastic." being placed on probation by Tschirhart, had within the board. soon become a faded memory to alcoholic up to three months in jail and $500 in Tschirhart estimates that one - fourth are sent to St. Lawrence Hospital, which offenders. fines. of the over 2,000 cases he hears each year "The board has an alcoholic treatment center, or to was engaged in fighting Legislation passed by both houses of It has been welcomed by local and state are related to alcohol, while about 15 per alcoholic education court classes, Matter among members and it got in the way of the Michigan legislature could number the law enforcement officials as a major cent are on public drunken disorderliness said. getting the work done," he said. days of jail terms and court - ordered fines breakthrough in criminal treatment of or drunken driving charges. The cost of detoxication and treatment for public drunkenness if Gov. Milliken alcoholics and alcoholic offenders. Peltcs said the search and selection "I'd say 95 per cent of these drunk and centers, estimated at $3 million to $5 approves it as expected. A committee was not able to conduct any complementary bill that would disorderly cases are people under 30 years million, will be paid by the state, local and The bill, introduced by former state abolish public drunkeness as a crime has interviews with students in the past of age," Tschirhart added. Figures on the federal governments, with insurance because a chairman had not been elected. Rep. J. Bob Traxler and unanimously passed the House and is being studied by student percentage in these cases were the Senate Judiciary Committee. agencies picking up some of the costs. Peltcs has been chairman for only three approved in the state Senate Tuesday, is unavailable, he said. "Even if the detoxication centers don't aimed at ending the common practice of The legislation would put an end to the weeks. Most MSU cases of drunken driving and provide as much additional services as throwing alcoholic offenders back on the degrading treatment of alcoholics and drunk and disorderly conduct are handled "The problem is getting Cain to get the streets after sleeping off their stupor in a alleviate crowded court dockets cluttered expected, the court dockets will be in the East Lansing District Court. reduced and courts will be able to spend people on the ball," he said. "The board as jail cell and paying a fine. with the more than 38,000 alcohol - MSU police report about 224 drunken more time on a whole is apathetic as hell." The legislation authorizes policemen related cases in Michigan each year. working with cases more driving arrests and 59 cases of drunkeness serious than drunk and disorderly Other issues on which the advisory- to take intoxicated persons to their "This is a tremendous thing," said East from July 1973 through June 1974. home, a hospital or approved alcoholism charges," Matter said. board has been asked to provide input Lansing District Court Judge Daniel "The biggest difference would be that Under the bill, offenders could not be include the plans for a new student health the majority of drunken disorderly arrests detained in a treatment facility once he is center and the Clinical Sciences II would not spend a night in jail before their no longer impaired or for more than three building, outpatient facility slated for Course offered release on bond," said Brian Matter, East Lansing probation officer. days without his consent. an construction. Criticism of the legislation has, "Though I don't know if it will stop however, been raised by representatives of "Our board, as a consumer board, is A course dealing with selected topics the revolving • door syndrome of drying the National Council of Alcoholism. asked to help make decisions, ways viewpoints on government, education, relating to modem American Indian alcoholics out for a night only to return a "Some police may be too lazy to take students can have permanent input, and lifestyles, religion and ecology. concerns will be offered for the first week later, I'm sure most offenders don't offenders to treatment centers," said one determine who will be served by that Offered for the first time this term, the time winter term. get anything out of a fine or a night in agency employe. building," Santos said. course is the first of this nature to be The course is offered through the jail," Matter said. " At least now they go to jail, and they She added the health offered at MSU. Most drunk and disorderly offenders care authority College of Racial and Ethnic Studies (RES are then contacted by an alcoholic must go on with their planning in spite of 485) from 12:40 to 2:30 on Tuesdays and are fined $50, Tschirhart said. Lester Gemmil, the instructor for the treatment agency," the employe added. the setback faced by the advisory board. Thursdays. It is a four ■ credit course. course, said the course is aimed at making The course is designed to help students students aware of the problems that exist better understand native Americans' for Indians in the United States. 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It was the worst there are two other options to Lent" lord's voluntary to dealers to reduce progress toward generally bad economic however, that unemployment November but one in 15 years. reduce oil consumption - a big reducing oil special message on energy news on other fronts will continue increasing until it • conservation program consumption. imports is probably not as The Commerce increase in the federal gasoline working, and the satisfactory policy in mid - January, Wednesday. reaches "something over 7 per And Treasury Dept. sources as the President sources Department reported that the tax and gasoline rationing - had say. But Natives they propose could say a second part of that effort hoped it would be." Simon has said the one encouraging development was a prediction cent" by mid -1975. nation's businesses are cutting but Ford has ruled out both of , rvturn to long lines at would be to place a Still, it remains uncertain Elsewhere: back their plans for these. government will know for by Chairman Alan Greenspan • General stations early next ceiling on oil mandatory whether Kord will go along Motors Corp. investment in new plants and imports, cutting certain by late December or of the President's Council of them with either announced that auto sales were machinery. It projected an 8.5 by 1 mi||ion to j* mandatory early January whether the Economic Advisers that the Treasury Secretary William million barrels per day. allocations or import If he does, it ceilings. voluntary program will work nation's inflation rate should off 34 per cent in November from a year earlier, and are off per cent increase in capital spending for the first half of Employes vote Simon has said he is ready Presidential Press almost surely will and he has made clear his slow to 6 to 7 per cent by ^commend to the President Hon Nessen may have Secretary spell a renewal of shortages like 27.3 per cent so far during the 1974, a slowdown from the set the those during the Arab oil doubts that it will. spring down from the recent 1975 model year. Chrysler said 12.2 per cent increase expected cut in pay to Talk of a return to a 10 to 12 per cent rates. its sales were off 36 per cent in this year. Simon and Greenspan said prevent layoffs Rocky probe finds they are preparing a contingency plan to reduce impediments MUNISING (UPI) - City no taxes next year that could be used if — and they stress the if employes here voted Tuesday to take a one - day pay cut shot in the is needed — a arm each pay check rather than to pull out of recession. They %sm WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate Rules memory of the loan, which was paid back in said it was one of several witness eight low - seniority personnel laid off, city officials mm Committee declared Tuesday that its probe of vice president - designate Nelson A. Rockefeller three years by Miller, and had discovered records of it after the Senate hearings were economic options in the works for the President to consider. said. turned up "no bar or impediment which would Eight persons in four * completed. • The Federal Power disqualify him" even though he displayed poor departments were scheduled to Waldie said the transaction with Miller, and Commission increased the base lose their jobs, which would judgment at times. the fact it remained unknown until rate for natural gas sales from The committee already had voted 9 to 0 Tuesday, have dropped the number of on heightened his concern that the Rockefeller producers to pipelines from 42 workers on the city payroll to Nov. 22 to recommend full Senate approval family used its wealth to advance Nelson's cents per thousand cubic feet 32. The job eliminations were next Tuesday, but its formal report nonetheless political career. to 50 cents, a move that should because of the tight money raised several questions it said should be Waldie noted that Laurance gave $1.3 push up natural gas rates to the situation in Munising brought considered before the final tally. million to his brother's various political consumer. on by the slowdown of tax The greatest of all, it said, is the implication • Chairman John N. revenues, City Manager Royce raised "in the potential wedding of great wealth Nassikas of the Federal Power and business interests with Downey said. great political "You have a very interesting Commission told Congress that But the workers, who are power, the totality of which has been the nation's electric utilities are unmatched." concept of ethics. If a thing is legal, not covered in the Upper The House Judiciary it is therefore ethical." suffering because of the Peninsula by unemployment Committee, meanwhile, government's failure to develop insurance benefits, voted to continued its own hearings on the other side of Rep. Jerome Waldie, D-Calif, a consistent energy the mmmm mm *'« policy. dock themselves one day of Capitol and heard Rockefeller's brother Besides Laurance disclose yet another loan made at mandatory pay during each two - week campaigns and that their stepmother put up allocations and import ceilings, pay period. Nelson's initiative. $11.5 million. Laurance S. Rockefeller said he advanced Rockefeller said he shared Waldie's concern $30,000 to William Miller, then the national about the size of such ALTA Surgical Supply announces their new campaign gifts and was Republican chairman, in 1961. glad Congress had Medical Book 3nd "Since I did not know Mr. Miller, and since now put strict limits on Supply Store Branch located at contributions. 1504 E. Grand River at Hagadorn. Phone 351-2610 Nelson did, I can only assume that I loaned him "I find that immensely the money at Nelson's instructive," Waldie for info about limited hours. suggestion," he said. said. "You have a very interesting concept of Neither Rockefeller had mentioned the ethics. If Miller loan in the earlier Senate a thing is legal, it is therefore ethical." hearings, and Chairman Peter Rodino, D - N.J. of the Student Discounts Available Rep. 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"But I work for the 10 guys After 24 years of blowing the rewards are Entering his 25th contesting every officiating, to the point where satisfying long season an out on the court, not for the judg the whistle on basketltall it's almost after the last fan has ceased an official, Fossum says this crowd." a hobby," Fossum players throughout Hie said. howling. quality is getting tougher all Fossum praised the game as Officiating has ^ Midwest, Bruce Fossum. Mid For who "Officiating can be a very the time, though he feels he is it is rewarding career for s7 • someone played today, including the better who loves American Conference better official than when the collegiate basketball at lonely existence," Fossum said. a now players, coaches and rules. tekctb.lt basketball official and MSU „ Wisconsin, tried his hand at pro "But I try to take my family he was younger. "Players today have so And he is quirk to Fossum men's golf coach, still is not ball "You can't offer, and coached on the high along on many of the trips, buy that much more quickness than o those who would exactly sure why he started in school and college levels for which works out well. experience, but you need it to they did previously," he said. like such a pressure • packed career their hand at it. I several years, officiating "Maybe this job takes a keep game control," he said. "Coaches do a whale of a job "Take any as officiating. offered an opportunity to stay special kind of person. You Sometimes a question over a today and the rules are gamw 1 One thing he is sure of, must call leads to more than just a get your hands on," involved in the game he greatly thoroughly enjoy a basically good. We really do "That's the only way h„ however, is that he is mighty ettjoyed. challenge and be aware that simple disagreement. have an excellent game." to glad he did. Basketball there will be good nights and "I've been threatened, knowledge and wisdom officiating has its There is one rule Fossum need to be a bad nights." assaulted and even escorted out would like good offr Besides knowledge of every of town by police cars until I changed, as would Beheve me, you won't many fans. Big Ten changes conceivable rule situation and was safely on my way home," "I'd like the dunk brought maintaining top physical shape, he said. back. It's an exciting play and I officials must possess another "I can't say I've ever been think the possible risk of injury quality to be successful, he applauded, but then I wouldn't Rose Bowl format damages to equipment is or said. want that to happen," Fossum outweighed," he said. "You just have to know the added. One thing that will never CHICAGO (UPI) -- The Big Ten Wednesday announced rules or you can't be in this All officials hear the crowd change, Fossum said, is the revision of its policies to select a Rose Bowl team to take the business," Fossum said. "That reaction, but they can't let that human element in decision - determination away from a vote by athletic directors. and the physical conditioning, influence them said Fossum, making. Under the new format, the conference champion will compete they are taken for granted." who noted that fans have every "The instant - replay idea in 355-1826 every year, or if there is a tie, the winner of the game between the "But the key quality is the right to scream and holler. basketball is just ridiculous," BRUCE FOSSUM tied teams will go to the bowl. courage and conviction to "Hiey pay their money to he said. "There are too many If there is a tie between two teams which did riot play, the make the tough call right then yell, and that's okay," he said. ifs involved." team with the best winning percentage for the s>ason would go. If How replays would work there is still a tie, the team which most recently played in the MSU icers to play bowl would be eliminated. also puzzles Fossum. The conference action took away the right of selection by a vote of athletic directors for the first time since the Big Ten Unpaid WFL "You cameras to would catch need 20 everything and what about those games began sending a team to the Rose Bowl in 1946. In every previous rare matinee clash year, the directors voted to select the team. The conference discussed informally a proposal to make teams ready for Wo that aren't televised?" he said. "Besides, think of the time element. Coaches would be other than the conference champion eligible for other bowl MSU hockey fans will be back this week due to a figure games, but no action was taken. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) - Birmingham coach Jack Gotta faced with a schedule rarity skating event slated for Friday However, there was an indication of the sentiment of the Wednesday said today's World Bowl would be an easy game to this weekend when the Spartan night at Munn Ice Arena. conference when Commissioner Wayne Duke said that only two coach because the unpaid Americans and Florida Blazers were skaters host Bowling Green State. MSU will face the Falcons Radio broadcasts for series will be carried live WMSN and WKAR - the over FM of the teams named for bowls this year or equal to Michigan with a 10-1 record. have records better than fired up. The Americans refused to work out Monday for the World Spirited Saturday at the usual 7:30 p.m. starting time and then beginning Saturday at 7:25 p.m. and Sunday at 2:25 p.m. He said MSU, at 7-3-1, has a better record than seven bowl teams; Wisconsin, with a 7-4 record, has a better record than five bowl teams, and Illinois, 6-4-1, has better record than four bowl Football League's first championship game because of five missed paychecks, but returned to practice Tuesday. The Florida Blazers have not received paychecks for 13 weeks, Egg Nog. One big, beautiful solic again Sunday beginning at 2:30 p.m. in a rare matinee clash. MSU heads into the teams. a Under the new Rose Bowl selection format, Ohio State would team officials said. Kickoff for the World Bowl was scheduled for 8 p.m. CST at Nice and piece ident to wrap arou a wrist. It's what's hap¬ The normal Friday ■ weekend series in third place in pening today. By Spcide Saturday night series scheduling had to be pushed the Western Collegiate Hockey Assn. (WCHA), three points still have been named for the bowl this year as the winner of its game with Michigan. The two teams tied for the championship, but the Buckeyes won a 12-10 decision in their meeting. Legion Field. Gotta said he was "very happy that the players have resolved their situation, and, based on the comments they made yesterday, Easy. in yellow or white, S7 "? back of front running However, last year when Ohio State was voted into the bowl I think it'll be one of those games where both teams had better Wisconsin. Bowling Green is a by the athletic directors, Michigan would have received the bowl buckle their chinstraps tight. nonconference opponent. nod under the newly adopted format as cochampion of the "We've got two teams that have through a lot of adversity, and The Spartans sport a 6 - 3 - conference. being champion of the World Football League will mean a lot to All interested 1 league record and a 7 • 4 - 1 Ohio State, after its tie game with Michigan, would have been either one of them," he said. P f\v | women in mark overall on the year. eliminated because of more recent participation in the bowl. "It's going to be an easy game to coach because all I've got to playing on the varsity softball The Falcons dropped their The conference also approved revised plans for selection of do is remind them of their comments," Gotta said. team should attend a first two games of the season teams to the NCAA basketball tournament to eliminate a playoff Shortly before the Americans began practice Tuesday, meeting at 4 p.m. Friday in the to Notre Dame, but have since if the tournament will take two Big Ten teams. linebacker Ross Brupbaker warned the Blazers, "We're just as Majors Lounge of the Women's come on to win seven straight Should only one team be eligible for the tournament, there mean and hungry as they are. If both teams are out for Intramural Building. JKWELRY \\U and gain a ninth place ranking would be a playoff in case of a cochampionship. Should there be vengeance, let's get it on." Those interested in further ART fKYTCR in the Hancock, Mich, college two teams in the tournament, there would be no After the Blazers upset Memphis, 18-15, to win a World Bowl information should call playoff and the 319 f. Grand Kiw hockey poll. MSU heads into assignment of sites for games wduld be determined by a formula berth, coach Jack Pardee said Florida had won because "We are BACARDI .rum 355-4768. East the series rated fourth. involving season records. mad and hungry." lanoinp. Mirk | SANTA COMES TO CAMPUS BOOK STORE WITH. V-H v.|? 4^* B O 0 K s A BA6 FULL OF NEW BOOKS FOR BUYING BACK YOUR BOOKS!! PLUS GIFT IBEAS GALORE 'EVERYTHING BUT AN ELEPHANT FOR YOUR PAJAMAS!' / PLANTERS STATIONERY POSTERS SOUVENIRS ART SUPPLIES PAPER BACK BOOKS SWEATSHIRTS SOUVENIRS MUGS CAMPUS BOOK STORE 507 E. Grand River (across from Berkey) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, December 5, 1974 13 Campbell, Houk upset with Phillies srrpNa2L°PIf'ANS (UP,) ~ Jim CamPbeH and Ralph Houk both "Gimme your dough.. Saturday in talk to them. J The Women's Intramural Building pool will be opt>n [fee 14 they ha^b?ei! M ***" robb°d ~ and to their minds "They evidently changed their mind all of a sudden," Campbell said irately. "Don't ask me why. They came up with a "Except for two dinners, I haven't been out of the damn ■cthrouen 1m On 21;15,""22*"■—®" Dec. — """ ou irum n: and 29, it will be open from 11 !!"3U « i m!.JhCy h.ad,gone t0 bed Tuesday night convinced that they had lot of reasons, but I still don't understand it. I've hotel," Houk said. "We were up 'til quarter - to • three the night a.m to 1 never had a deal before last talking to them, and it was 2:30 a.m. when we broke swimming b™. J dPa nW' the Philade'Phia Phillies that would have Mm for children's swim and will reopen for regular sv that I worked on this long and got this close to fall apart. up last night (Tuesday). K, i p.m. to 3 p.m. problem -LS'tooL ""* *""" '° "* ClUb'S a"Ch'ne "I've never had an experience like that before," he added. "We I*ii IM facilities will be closed on Dec. 24, 25, 31 and New wasted three days holding up players that we might have been "When I went to bed I thought we had a deal," the manager ■cur's ^aV- N,wv™iri!y.*r^r "I6 PhilliB »""<""«■« • major de.l with the able to move someplace else. Then — bang. They pulled the rug added. "Let's face it, the player we wanted was Boone and they 1 Pool hours during winter break at the Women's IM will be for hearth ?e S ^PSday' th(' Philadelphia brass had a change of right out from under us. suddenly wouldn't give him up. . . As far as Fm concerned, the lomen only and girls eight yean or older who may come as haJe hrn Si1! 60 thmU8h With the swaP, Which WOUld "We certainly never would have called Bill Freehan if we deal is dead." tests. Only «>ne 8uest wil1 he allowed admittance per University |n and will be charged 50 cents. Locker and towels will be Payback Bi" Freehan' Mickey Stanley and Bil1 didn't think professional." we had a deal. Bill was very good about it. He's a Boone, son of former Tiger Ray Boone, cfid not have an exceptionally good year at the plate last season, but he did better ■tillable for checkout. .JSn!?1, reacted like gen?' mana^'r of the somebody had stuck an and Manager Houk .38 in their ribs "As long as I've been in baseball I've never been through than Freehan in the statistic the Tigers are interested in | The Men's IM Building will be open from Dec. 14 to the 23 on and said, anything like this," Houk said. "AH we've done since we got here throwing base runners out. Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday from U.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and mom 1 P m- to 5 p.m. Towel, locker and equipment checkout will Sunday gk £ available during this period. I Recreation hours will be the same on Dec. 26 through 30 Ijthout towel, locker and equipment checkout. | The weight room will be in use on Monday, Wednesday and fridiv from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Pool hours at the Men's IM on THE PRICE jondav through Saturday will be from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p m Eth the exception of Sunday from 2 p.m. to 1 p.m. and an extra Tsionon Friday between 5 to 7 p.m. (Also open on a limited basis at the Men's IM will be Lidleball. squash, Gym 11 and the Turf Arena Tbe HAIR IS RIGHT! iovt A Ck/u&tmm PRECISION ltd. # Mori thru Sat 10am to 10pm Sundaij HAIRCUTTING J For Men and Women Sensational PIONEER & MARANTZ I For a practical x-mas gift Super Playback 105c OFF on hairdryers and brushes all BSR System— System—Under S300! 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You vestment is sate when ceive FULL CREDIT of merely pay the differ¬ ence, if any. and return you shop PLAYBACK your purchase price to¬ playback ward the list price ot ANY the items in their original cartons and like-new equivalents or higher- priced speaker condition with your re¬ ceipt of purchase [fie electronic pb^round 523 Frandor Lane Frandor Shopping Center Lansing, Michigan East Lansing 209 E. Grand River Downtown 102 Washington 14m iclngun Slate News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Decemh.. This is our last week off Publishing - December 2-6, until Winter term. Check our rate column ffor deadlines!! ( Automotive ton ](7] FRANKLY SPEAKING. . by phil frank Apartments ]g | **** W\ DODGE COLT, 1972. 4-speed, BODY REPAIR. Quality, reduced [ Apartments $ MALE NEEDED - Sublease 4 man NEAR 37,000 miles. 30 mpg. Snow rates to students. Also BARS, stores, bus, MSU. WAU: Needed tires. $1750 or best offer. apartment. One block from Sublet ,o,ub) guaranteed rust proofing. VAN winter, girl, $66 Village 332-8951.4-12-6 WORLD. 645-2123. 0-5-12-6 campus. Roommates. $80/month. Gre&t 332-0086. 5-12-6 351-3252. Winter/spr^ 337-2486. 3-12 5 12-6 FORD FAIRLANE 1964. Excellent SUB.EASE PHONE 355 8255 ELECTRIC REAR window APARTMENT. TWO condition. Has to go. 355-2752. defrosters $13.95 at STUDENTS WELCOME. 2 and 3 Winter/spring terms. Close. BEDROOM furnished. j" 347 Student Services Bldg. 4-12-6 bedroom apartments in and Utilities a,r. CHEQUERED FLAG FOREIGN paid. $80/month. clos, around * AUTOMOTIVE CAR PARTS, 2605 East Lansing. $70 per 351-3061.3-12-6 ^ negotiable. 337-1800.4-12. INSURANCE - LOWEST rates on bedroom, all utilities paid. Pets Scooters & Cycles cycles and auto. Call us first or Kalamazoo, one mile west of campus. 487-5055. C-5-12-6 allowed. Call 371-4158. 4-12-6 FURNISHED ~0NE Parts & Service last, but call. East Payment Plan children. Heat Aviation UNION UNDERWRITERS, MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East GIRL NEEDED to sublease CAMPUS HILL furnished. Lans.ng and Refer' 485-4317. 0-5-12-6 winter/spring. 731 Burcham. «>«o * EMPLOYMENT Kalamazoo Street since 1940. B>, 381-8161.4-12-6 * FOR RENT OLDS CUTLASS Supreme 1973. Complete auto painting and FEMALE APARTMEHTS WANT A collision service. American and NEEDED, winter Eden new deluxe Apartments 18,000 miles. Mint condition. one be* Foreign 485-0256. C-5-12-6 Roc, close to campus. Call Houses $3000. Phone 337-1054. 3-12-6 cars. 351-1877. 6-12-6 apartment bedroom for $169. for $139 or ' Furnished apartments Locate Rooms OLDS VISTA Cruiser Wagon 1970, Southwest Lansing. A SUBLEASE 1 bedroom, furnished - to l,„|tj top condition, campus, but well WOrtl * FOR SALE power steering, MSU, on bus line. $175. available tor the brakes. Snow tires. $1475 or rental rate. 332-3175. 5-12-5 694-86 Animals best 882-6318. 2-9 offer. 351-7123 or pm. 3-12-6 immediate occupancy Mobile Homes 349-2021, after 5 pm, weekends. •AS members Of THE NATIONAL PARK NORTH PENNSYLVANIA, large GIRL NEEDED * LOST & FOUND 202-6 upstairs. One bedroom. Share Greens to suWe«TC WHEN YOUR SMALL SERVICE WE AA0£T DO OUR RART "TO utilities. apartments, $87 50 ► PERSONAL PINTO 1971, Arizona car. New $120. 351-7497. after 6, 351-7476. CAR NEEDS A FACTORY 3-12-6 ■PEANUTS PERSONAL tires, stereo - FM tape deck. CUr CDWN ON OUR ENERGY NEEDS-' 0-5-12-6 beginning Winter term. TRAINED MECHNANICS .REAL ESTATE 487-1508. 5-12-6 ATTENTION... COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELcYCA 947C9 SPARROW HOSPITAL near. CLOSE, QUIET, man t7 apartment, $87.50. 332. RECREATION Call 349-3530 PEUGEOT 1972, 504 Wagon. Unfurnished, one bedroom. 226 Beal, Apartment We can do it! 1.3 SERVICE 24,000 miles. 27 mpg. Mint. Stqve and refrigerator. $2495. 353-8730 or 351-6757. 332-5731.2-12-6 WANTED: OWN room for I, Roommate service Instruction Typing Service 5-12J5. PINTO - 1972. Runabout. 25,000 Employment ?* For Rent )[$ MALE ROOMMATE needed. in apartment. Close Starting January 1 to cai TRANSPORTATION UNLIMITED SALES OPPORTUNI1 Campus Hill apartments. T W Y C K INGHAM 4-man, 2 Jeck, 351-4808. 3. miles. Gold, automatic, radio. TV AND STEREO rentals. If You're $90/month. 349-2827. 2-12-6 bedroom furnished WANTED $1550. 351-0832.5-12-6 a better person than the $25/term. $10.95/month. Free $290/month. Utilities paid. FEMALE ROOMMATE ne job you're now in, we'd like to same day delivery and service. CAR POOL GIRL NEEDED to sublease winter. Immediate occupancy. winter / spring. Tvvyckine PLYMOUTH FURY I talk to you. Commissions. Call Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C-5-12-6 1970. Waters Josephine Starkweather at Edge. $82.50/month. 361-7166.487 5696.8-12-6 Excellent condition. $650 or **RATES*# best offer. Must sell. 351-6418. 694-3935. Investors Diversified 337-7555. 2-12-6 351 -2581. 5-12 5 m° 10 word minimum Services. 8-12-6 SUBLEASE JANUARY - June. $ NOTICES NEED TWO men. One winter - Unfurnished, one bedroom, EAST LANSING, unfumis SNOW TIRES. Studded radial, CHILD CARE for 10 month old spring. ($75) one winter only Capitol Villa, $160/month. bedroom, air, carpeted, $ ($65). Can occupy over break. avail Toyota rims, good condition. son. Year round. 8-5. In my 337 9549. 2-12-6 immediately. 1624 Caml ALL STUDENT Close. 351-5407. 2-12-6 337-2217. 6-12-6 Ken. 351-8660. 2-12-6 home. Okemos area. Light 1 3 5 10 Advertising AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, one 4th WOMAN for duplex. 10 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 TWO F-14 General studded snow . References. Call must be $75/month. Call 351-3620 12 1.80 HONDA 600 Sedan 1972, excellent tires. Call John, 351-5539, 355-9618, 9-5 p.m. 349-9515 girl, Cedar Village til June. around dinnertime. 2-12-6 4.80 7.80 15.60 485-2281.3-12-6 after 6 p.m. and weekends. "PRE - PAID" 332-3064 or 351-5491 after 5 minutes to campus. Quiet 15 2.25 6.00 9.70 condition. Call after 5. 19.50 pm. Susan. 2-12-6 peeceful on a lake. 351-2429.2-12-6 6-12-6 RESPONSIBLE man needed. No 641-66C 18 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 NOW 484-5315.0-5-12-6 SNOW TIRES. (Vega) Pirelli radial lease, no deposit. All utilities 20 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 $75. 1954 PLYMOUTH 3 speed tubeless 185SR13. Call Donna, NURSING ATTENDANT through the end EAST SIDE • efficiency. Carpeted, free. 351-9346 evenings. 2-12-6 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 overdrive. Heater, radio, good gas. Call Barb. 332-3574. 2-12-6 351-0533. 3-12-6 Saturday and Sunday openings on all three shifts. Housewives and of the term. on bus line to LCC or MSU. Utilities paid. Deposit asked. LUXURY TOWN Houses, families f Keep WARM "" college students help with the 372-6043 or 393 5521. 2-12-6 preferred. Full basement, all This Winter! c)PADILINE TRIUMPH 1973, GT-6, low mileage, 23 mpg, AM/FM. [ aminon K budget. Class starts December 16. Good pay, luncheon and Stat* Newt Classified Dept. 347 Student Services EAST LANSING. Abbott and appliances, including dishwasher and dryer. Bath - $225 a BURCHAM P.M. one class- day NoMhlawn. Furnished 394-1755 evenings. 5-12-6 parking. Transportation is a month. Cell 882-0257 or before publication. SPECIAL LUSCOMBE rate. $9.99 per hour November 30 through must. INGHAM MEDICAL CARE FACILITY, COUNTY efficiencies for $125,489-4623. 2-12-6 one person. 394-1614 Five minutes from WOODS TRIUMPH TR-6, 1970. Good condition, good mileage, must December 8. Try it, you'll like 3882 Dobie Road, Okemos Apartments campus. 2-12-6 Peanuts Personal ads it. ONE BEDROOM furnished. 220 Due to some recent sell. 332-1263 after 3 pm. 3-12-5 FRANK'S FLYING Michigan. Phone 349-1050. FEMALE NEEDED. Winter. must be pre-paid. Charles No. 3, East Lansing. SERVICE, Jewett Airport. 3-12-6 CEDAR VILLAGE - 1 or 2 men. Haslett Arms. Close. Share dropouts we now TOYOTA, 1971. Good condition. 676-4860.6-12-6 Winter / spring. $75/month. Open anytime. BL-1-12-5 room. $80.75. 351-2312. 2-12-6 have comfortable Cancellations/ Corrections $750. Ask for Bob. 337-1767. RN 351-9255. 7-12-6 Full time opening on the 3-11:30 MALE ROOMMATE and spacious 1 bedroom 12 noorv one-cJa$s Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, December 5, 1974 15 S3® r«".« i* neanrc .^iu niJPLEX. Jolly • foiid FOUR onm. ROOM apartment. No pets. Couples NEEDED ONE girl Apartments |pj I IpgtMtefPl f Houses jffi | Hoises ]§£) r $135 p, d $l80/month plus deposit. 489 Capitol winter/spring, TfiFfEE MAN Apartment, ONE p Security deposit 6222.4-12-6 Villa. $65/mon,h. convenient to GIRL needed fo GIRL NEEDED • Cedar Village. EAST LANSING 1166 Lilac, 3 OWN 332-8912. 2-12-6 MSU, newly - ROOM - beautiful house, 372-8073. After 6, winter/spring in Cedar Village $78. Winter or winter/spring. bedroom, family room, 1625 NORTH mGH7 repainted, plenty of parking. washer/dryer. No lease, $75. New 4-person apartment. Call 351-3498. 5-12-6 "3090 5 1 2-6 partially furnished. Utilities ONE GIRL needed to sublet winter $80 per man plus utilities. For 332-3680. 3-12-6 carpeted. 5-12-6 Phone 332-0965. 332-6263.4-12-6 term more information, call 484-3273 only, Cedar rtments 9 $66/mooth. Free utilities. ^Ww-1302U,3-i2'j>O'it 351-0144. 1-12-5 Village. __or 627-9229.4-12-6 GIRL NEEDED winter term. OKEMOS APARTMENT. One bedroom. Beautiful area FEMALE now ROOMMATE through June. $70 month. Riverside. 351-3251. 5-12-fi needed FEMALE HOUSEMATE for duplex, own room, lots of living EAST LANSING. 2 bedroom duplex. $175 plus utilities. Call East Lansing Realty. 332-4128. i.t671.5-12-6 FEMALE, MODERN Apartment MALE NEEDED '"DED t0 sublease Winter/spring. Very close' Twyckingham. winte^"spring. Share Beechwood apartments. Close. $61,25/month. 351-8973 furnished. $150. Includes utilities. Call 349-1762. 3-12-6 FIVE MINUTES to MSUI Luxury space. $75.3516828.5-12-6 2-126 bedroom. W,n,e,/spr A nice place to live? Short $70/month. 351-1827. 2-12-6 2-12-6 apartment. Starting $170. Phone 252. 126 ,nev? Let us help you I 4-1M Hea,h6r' 3322203 ONE GIRL needed winter term. 487-9085, 393-0720. S-12-6 PETS, COUPLES bedrooms. Furnished house. welcome. 2 CLOSE, GRAD share house. or professional to $90. After 6, term leases available. two MALE Burcham Woods. $61. 337-0978. bedroom, ^,iis Apartments • from NEED non-Smoking females ROOMMATE for $66. Wooded. 882-4818. 4-12-6 487-5028. 2-12-6 ,hed- TWO girls lor" 4-person, n«ded winter • spring winter/spring term. Close, 3-12-6 WATERS EDGE, 4-woman, girl ! month. New one and two winter ■able. 337 clos, term. Reduced rent Twyckingham. 351-9108. after __cf^Pu^ $75. 351-0945. 2-12-6 needed, winter/spring. Call ONE FEMALE needed. Nice house. DUPLEX EAST Lansing - 3 m apartments, with all 332-2680.4 12-6 1800.4-124 5.2-12-6 FEMALE ROOMMATE needed for 351-2583. 5-12-6 240 Oak Hill. Share bedroom, carpeted, stove, liances, carpetinfl, and FURNISHED TWO bedroom two person apartment, winter, room now hed bedr~~ through summer. $60 monthly refrigerator, dishwasher, one pets allowed. Located et GIRL TWO MAN apartment apartment to sublease till ren' Heat and 0 North Okemos Road, in Americana NEEDED, winter"-,.™. near campus, $180 includes utilities. $185. MSU area. June. 349-9604, after spring. Option for summer. Ready December 15. 133 IMMEDIATE: OWN bedroom, block from room in two plus utilities. Call Karen disposal, carport. Yearly lease had. Apartment. Rent 133 campus. 355-4968.4-12-6 and deposit. Available January Lansing. Re|t| ^ 10 minutes from MSU. Durand, No. 7. 2-12-6 5 pm 349-2598.4-12-6 Durand, East Lansing. Five $95. 332-0441 or 351-0578. red- $140 . 627. pished model open Monday 4#12«iab,# C#" 332"°376- minute walk to campus. 5-12-6 COZY DUPLEX: needs girl. 1st. No pets. 3326760. 2-12-6 .u5h Friday, 12-6, end SPACIOUS FURNISHED, SPARROW, ONE bedroom, 351-3992.3-12-6 LARGE ROOM, clean house, no NEED ONE girl vacant. Winter/spring. $75 includes ifdav 11-3- Cs" Model at J374. Other times call epartment. $80. fw~Ce"ir~Vinifle Call 337-9211 Can share. $160 plus. Car necessary. 351-3809. 2-12-6 carpeted, also Rosemary Street, 2 bedroom, 627-9824 MSU AREA, Okemos. One and two OWN ROOM, male ,$95, lease, deposit, carpeted, clean, close. utilities. 351-0304.4-126 utilities. Charles and Linden. 361-1097.2-12-6 JI, „ 676-4291, or EAST 4-12-6 485-3051^4-12-6 bedroom, furnished and 337-0110.5-12-6 ROOM IN house. $65/month plus NSING REALTY' AND GRAD to share two bedroom TWO unfurnished, air conditioned, utilities. Comfortable LARGE ATTIC, two persons. $80 rtLOPNIENT at 332-4128. NEEDED ONE ROOMMATES, Share 4 carpeted. $150 EAST LANSING, 1708 Cambria - 2 living. male to sublet duple*. Male. Furnished, utilities person with female. Furnished. - $185, heat 372-4845. 2-126 each, two blocks campus. winter and paid. included. Call 349-9604. 3-12-6 bedroom townhouse, fireplace, spring. Eden Roc Fireplace. $100/month Near campus. $85. 351-2354. 332-4938. 3-12-6 Phone 351-9482.4-12-6 plus deposit. $260. 351-2161, one bedroom TWO Close to MSU 3-12-6 BEDROOM mobile home ;iRL needed, winter. Close Randy, 487-8299 after 5:30 pm NEED ONE man for winter. apartment $175. 337-2217. 60'x12'. Close. Available NEED TWO quiet people for house campis, $70/month. FEMALE ROOMIE 2-12-6 Close/campus. Two man. 5-12-6 December 15. 351-1712. 2-12-6 winter/spring. SUBLEASE LARGE furnished 4 near campus. No cars. 351-3322 4476.5-12-6 Own room. Burcham Drive. 337-7825. 3-12-6 after 5 pm. 3-126 man. Quiet. Next to campus. FREE HEAT. East Lansing, luxury $81.33 month. ONE FEMALE "female two bedroom 351-5317.4-12-6 needed, winteT- $280. 351-2354. 3-12-6 FEMALE, NEAT, 1 bedroom. Unfurnished, no WOMEN, 2 women or couple to spring, Riverside apartments, responsible. Own live in large house in OWN ROOM in house. Close to pnjn, off Michigan across pets. Lease until September. One country ONE MAN needed winter close. $68. 332-2784. 2-12-6 GIRLS TO sublet spacious 4 room, modern. Near Frandor. - spring month free rent. $160. 129 with communally oriented campus. $45/month. 351-3230. nWav0 Hall. Rent 1234 E. Grand girl Reasonable. 489-7948. 3-12-6 River. Call Twyckingham Highland. 332-0976. 19-126 3-12-6 361-7912. 4-12-6 ONE BLOCK to apartment. 3510175.4-12-6 campus. One or $66/month. 332-8172. 3-12-6 responsibilities, and r two females. Winter EAST LANSING - Two bedroom, Five miles to MSU. 349-4634. FEMALE NEEDED 4 ROOM IN house, from QUIET female grad. Own ONE - spring - woman. across , BEDROOM, 2-man. $72.50.332-2395.2-12-6 chalet Apartments. Need unfurnished. Sublease for winter Piano, pool, no lease, $56.25. 2-12-6 Berkey, winter term. Call p, starting January. Call Furnished. Close, quiet, and term. $190 plus electricity. Close. 332-5345. 5-12-6 332-2390. 3-12-6 on? ^girl for 4 person •1957.3-12-5 comfortable. 332-5874. 5-12-6 TWO 351-5599, after 5 pm. 3-12-6 OWN BEDROOM, furnished, immediately. $75/month. ROOM, two blocks from utilities. Near Pennsylvania Debbie, 332-3634. 3-12-6 600 RIVER STREET, in campus. $80 plus utilities. COUPLE OR individuals wanted to GIRLS to sublease winter, MALE ROOMMATE TWO PERSON apartment, sublet Lansing - needed to Avenue. Available December 15. 3 miles from campus, just off 332-4938, call Don. 2-12-6 share house near LCC. 845 Uj. $70. Close to campus. share modern three $160/month. Call between 5-7 winter and spring, Cedar Greens. •9279, eveings. 4-12-6 duplex with fireplace. Located bedroom NFCDED, ONE girl sublet winter 351-8407. 3-12-6 Kalamazoo Good sized L.C.C. Near. 3 bedroom house. single, $50 doubie.^|61-0997, pm. 484-0159. 2-12-6 term. Nice furnished 1 after 5. 3-126 near Frandor. apartment across bedroom No lease. $80 plus from campus. $72/month. Call Fireplace. Garage. $275. apartments. 6 and 9 month ERN HIGH near - large one utilities. Grad student or NEEDED IMMEDIATELY! Two 337-2397. 3-12-6 ONE, TWO or 3. males needed to leases accepted. $170.485-3140. 371-2400 days. 2-126 EAST SIDE of Lansing. Three [00m living room, dining professional person preferred. girls. Sublease apartment across sublet winter/spring 4 - man. 10-12-6 houses available December 20. iances, first floor. 489-0437 after 5:30 pm. 5-12-6 $75. LARGE from Williams. $78 TWO BEDROOM apartment, 2 Twyckingham. Call Jim HOUSE for 4 persons. Two bedrooms. Ideal for 2 or 3 Plus electric. Phone monthly. before 11 I5 351-4952. 2-12-6 miles pm. 332-2755, 1250 OAKRIDGE, Large 1 $250 + utilities, near Sparrow 489-1949. 3-12-6 MSU. $170/month, persons. ler 4 pm. 4-12-6 WATERS EDGE, 4 351-3954. 4-12-6 bedroom apartment in a quiet, Hospital. 393-0445. 2-126 person. Girl utilities paid. 332-3787. 3-12-6 needed winter and ONE OR two men for private building. Occupancy ONE TWO girls needed for spring. Waters Edge. NEAR - U.E NEEDED, Apartment, Sublease. FRANDOR. 2 bedroom. December 1st - 1 year leases SINGLE ROOM for male. Large $82.50. 337-9292 Furnished, $75/month. Free FOUR BEDROOM apartment, 2 spacious duplex. Call after 5 pm, lie, $75/month. Call 4-12-5 Appliances, air, carpeting, only. From $175. 351-0866. house. Excellent location, heat, parking. Two baths. miles MSU. Utilities paid, $180 plus electric. 351 -9525. 3-1 2-6 1-5832. after 7 pm. 4-12-6 332-2027. Open carport. 10-126 kitchen, parking, laundry. 2-4 TO now. 2-12-6 $230/month. 332-3787. 3-12-6 627-2559 or 484-9791. 5-12-6 SUBLEASE 332-1918. 5-12-6 NORTH LANSING. Share OR 4, large 3 bedroom across from campus. December house, to campus. Quiet SUBLEASE 2 person. January to RENTAL VACANCY? Your $75 plus utilities. le home. Close, super 15. $67.88/month. 332-4945. FEMALE: NEW Contemporary 2 FEMALE SUBLEASE Delta Arms. 5 BEDROOM Washer/dryer, on a lake. 641-660 September. Block east Bogue. December - June. $78.50. Call message gets to people with HOUSE, $245 per color TV, pets welcome. Call 351-0174. 4-12-6 4-12-6 person, own room. Close. $105. low-cost .50-5-12-6 ib. 332-4277. 8-12-6 Want Ads. Call month. 1539 Lyon Avenue, Cheryl, 371-4777 before 10 am 489-0803. 3-12-6 Deb. M. 351-7847.8-12-6 355-8255 now to place your ad. Lansing. 676-4186.5-12-6 or after 10:30 pm. 3-12-6 iep WARM tos Winter! THE STATE NEWS YELLOW PAGE RCHAM OODS o some recent Business Service Directory ★Save Time *Save Money outs we now comfortable cious 1 bedroom partments availat Dependable Firms and Individuals Ready and Eager to serve you nteT term Arls & Crafts Barber Shop For Sale Service Travel froiotioi Typing Service > per month ties included THE ART WORKSHOP f lurch am Drive Surprise Package TYPING at a Special * Cartooning AIR - RAIL 18 or 484 4014 Christmas Price!! " TOURS • CRUISES Make Sure Your Papers Theses Audio-Visual Aides MOTEL RESERVATIONS Business, Service, or Di ssertations KE APARTMEN * Brochures - Pamphlets COLLEGE TRAVEL Organization is in the hiRoad, Haslett. in my home. '75 Yellow Page. apartments jus * Charts and Graphs OFFICE mo MSU. $150 ' 130 W. Grand River Thursday, January Electric Type - Elite 8 - 5:30 Mon. Thesis drawings 9th will be the next autiful grounds, Reasonable Rates East Lansing all Manager 339-8 By Appt. Walk * publication. LANSING REAL1 or Graphics 351-6010 Pick Up and Delivery 355 3359 10-12-6 - "THE TRAVEL CALL 655-1611 Call 349 3417 PROFESSIONALS!" or 655-1542 D:to sublet Village Apartmi Car Wash HAVE Laundry Shoe Store pring term. Close Balcony, park 5-12-5 CAMPUS GAS 'IT WASH SOMETHING FOR SALE? WASHDAY SAVINGS We 248 W. Grand River Ave. 25c Per Load East Lansing, Mich. "A Clean Car Rides Better" THE YELLOW PAGE WILL SELL IT FOR YOU!!! WDM'S ECONOWASH Infants and Chi WtfLdidjfy Co&u-au*. * Widths B-EEE * Orthopedic Shoe! 337-9331 CALL 355-8255 Special Texas * Tap and Ballet Washer 50c * P.K. Flyers NOW. open 24 Hrs. a day * Cowboy Boots Jewelry * 3006 Vina St. House Slippers For Sale 7am to 11pm. 1 Wk W. of Sears 351-4747 THE COMPLETE Jacobson's WEDDING SER VICE Now Hear This YOU CAN'T AFFORD Sports Equipment JEWELRY: Orange Blossom From Th$ Top to miss out on the an Gold Fashion Hinge At The Hockey Equipment outstanding Art Carved Store With selection of The Red Doori *800,000 & ( ^ gowns GIFTS Custom Picture Framing IMPORTED Bicycles ^" mi\\M\\ \\«> 'Pipes traditional and that students spent last year BRETT'S PRINTING "Cigars avante garde drycleaning and laundry. SERVICE "Cigarettes on Puck And 243s south rundle JCWELRY and » *Tobaccos Bridal Salon CALL NOW!!! Pedal Pro Your Service will Sell Fast Block One M.A.C. 332 4269 Shop * 'Traditional and Customized One day service available. Second Level Open Thursday Evenings 337-1314 319 E. Grand River Ave. In The Yellow Page. 355 - 8255 michelle Bridal Shops East Lansing, Michigan 355 - 8255 Michelle Shop 3921 w. Saginaw, Bridal Registry Men's Formal Wear Lansing Counseling Optometrist 489-4297 BRIDES Horstmyer's Jacobson's for over MERRY CHRISTMAS co-optical BRIDAL REGISTRY ROSEDALE PARK Sugar House A lA CENTURY mm services LOWER LEVEL- FORMAL WEAR Visit our complete shops choose Bee Supplies Raw Honey (East Lansing's Only Cooperative Optical) for the home- Maple Syrup Or. R. C. Minor, Optometrist and take advantage LAMBERTS CENTER. • EYES EXAMINED of our Bridal Registry 311 S. Washington, Lansing • ABORTION to 5236 CiMice Rd, Mason. FINE JEWELRY • • GLASSES 1V5-9818 CONTRACEPTION * COUNSELING Michigan One mile south of STREET FLOOR Open: 19829 W. McNichols Columbia on Onondaga. Turn left * STERILIZATION Services CURTICE RD. 10 a.m. ' • CONTACT LENS ABOUT THE Precious Stones Tuesday - Thursday 11 a.m.- 5:30 p.m. at Evergreen Monday - Saturday Beautifully Set and Detroit, Mich. 48219 GYN Clinic 882-?011. 1331 E. Grand River YELLOW PAOE Bands for Bride A Groom Monday & Friday 11 a phone 1 - 313 - 255 - 2326 Speakers Available Brookfltld Plaza 1226 K. Michigan Ave. Lansing 485-3271 Over 10,000 Toys 351'5330 355-8255 Bridal Shops ft—otiow To Choose From! ^ barbers Stereo Repair 10% DR. D.M.DEAN PROBLEM PREGNANCY Discount DOROTHY'S J"'"* Hairstyling 372-15(50 24 Hours on $25 Purchase. Xyx, OPTOMETRIST BRIDAL SHOP the winter bride convenient MARITAL PROBLEMS? needs your advise locations NEED TO TALK? Stuffed $>'- VISION CARE Brides - Mothers Animals Our Specialty Bridesmaids ^ian *9 Mall: catholic Toy Village CONTACT LENS SERVICES PROFESSIONAL AUDIO Holiday Formats 2760 3105 W.Saginaw REPAIR Custom made social IV7 - 0851 ' the wedding column Lansing: Three full - time professionally trained technicians Regular & Hard to fit tizn.- 482-2420 services ■ The Big White House 210 Abbott Rd. 1 Complete Teat facilities marge 355-8255 3 On TheHUr 332 6563 • 3 - month warianty oil all work Washington 'Can Help' • Loaner amplifiers available Tall 372-4020 355-8255 S5S K. GRAND JJ? - RIVER I 300 CLIP SAVE HOW 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, De< members Houses (t Houses Rooms ||51 |[5] fir m | ftrs* | s* |[5] | tm i fun Ifq] MALE STUDENT needed for 3 EAST LANSING, girl to share ROOM IN comfortable farmhouse bedroom completely furnished beautiful home with mother and ANTIQUES HARMONY ELECTRIC guitar, HOUSEPLANTS FOR Christmasl LOST: BLACK male oat, Leslie near Abbott Road bus line. house. 8451 Saginaw. $60 10% Discount with this ad! Great idea, wide selection. Street, Lansing. 484-7879, efter 7 year old. Phone 332-0981. $67/month plus utilities. $100 amplifier, foot switch. Reverb, excluding utilities. 339-2889. 8-12-6 deposit. Available 12-15. Call Interesting and unusual stuff, lots tremelo, 2 channels. 351-7621. Cheep. CAII 361-8138. 5-126 6. 3-126 3-12-6 of items under $10 for 332-0386. 2-12-6 imaginative 3-12-6 TWO GIRLS to sublease January 1. gift givers. Open Tuesday - Sunday, SUNN 200S 100 Wett emp with LOST PAIR of small LARGE HOUSE 11 binoculars in near L.C.C. Own rooms in large house. $80. GIRLS CLEAN a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 4245 S. ROSSIGNOL OLYPIQUE Skis, two 16" SRO speakers in Reflex black case. Furnished, dorm sleeping, Okemos. 349-4648. 7-12-6 Auditorium, Monday fireplace. 351-9556. 5-12-6 rooms, nutritious food in refined Salomon 444 bindings. Good cabinet. Greet sound. Cell 11/26. Reward. Reasonable. 351-4140 and 3714248 surroundings. Walking distance shape. Good price. Cell 351-9436. Ask for Steve. Will 3-12-6 655-2603. 3-12-6 TWO ROOMS In house. Quiet, from campus. Call 337-0719. GERRY DOWN 351-5329. 3-12-6 take best offer. 6-126 jacket. Two TWO BEDROOM furnished, sunny, not 485-0505. 5-12-6 too far. $70. 2-12-6 months old, Durand No 7.2-12-6 size 42. $35. 133 WATERBED KING size. Heater, HART KNIGHT skis, 180 cm. LOST: MAN'S wallet near Return Credit cards. Williams. Reword. [typiiE Service 4 rec-room with wet bar. $160 WOMAN. above floor model, 2 months Intermediate, 699-3411 days. FURNISHED, large room 366-3637. 4-126 /month plus utilities. 1026 FREE RENT till December IS. in home. Private bathroom, 15 YEAR COLLECTION of tape old. $150. 332-6315. 2-12-6 Evenings/weekends. 694-3223. Smith typing, electric Street, near Logan. Own room, close to campus. kitchen privileges, parking, near recorders, tapes and related 5 126 LOST: GOLD wire rim glasses. East fast, accurate and SAMRA REALTY, 351-2442. New duplex. 351-3829. 5-12-6 accessories. 339-2353. 2-12-6 KNEISSL RED Stars. Slalom 200 bus, rent negotiable. 351-6037 Complex 0-3-12-6 after 12 noon. 2-12-6 cm Marker bindings. Excellent 100 USED VACUUM Cleeners. 353-1439. 2-126 area. Reward _ 372-4746. 8-126 FEMALE OWN furnished room in MOVING SALE: Orange 9x12' condition. $95 355-7032. Tanks, cannisters, and uprights. f°RMEr V0t - . HOUSE WITH 2 separate 2 house. SINGLE ROOMS, 2 blocks from carpet, orange curtains, women's 3-12-6 Guaranteed one full yeer. $7.88 new $70/month, LOST: RALPH, black, white Beagle Administrative Secret bedroom units. Spotlessly clean. 337-2376. 5-12-6 clothing (size 14). 12-8. 1-6 pm. and up. DENNIS campus. Paneled, carpeted, - Lab puppy. Marigold area $150/month plus utilities. 119 parking, laundry and cooking 1305 0 University Villege. SUEDE AND curly lamb coat from DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, Please call, 351-4569. 2-126 West Oakland. SAMRA GIRL NEEDED, 4 girl house, close. facilities. Utilities paid. $225 per 355-6099. 2-12-6 Afghanistan. Hood, white 316 North Cedar. Opposite City REALTY, 351-2442. 3-12-6 Rates negotiable. Winter only. term. Call 337-2417. 2-12-6 embroidery, generous size, never Market. C-3-12-5 332-3712.6-12-6 ]0 CAR CASSETTE, brand worn! $95. 332-3396. 3-12-6 FURNISHED FLOOR in semi MSU sell. On new, must Call DUAL 1214. Excellent condition. Personal - WEST, excellent location. werranty. after I'LL TYPE 2-Shure cartridges. $100 or best your te country house. Okemos. Couple Clean. Linens. Telephone. 5:30.353-7919. 2-12-6 HOLMES ROAD Second - Hend upstairs, excellent for animals, Rooms Parking. A real dealt 351-3212 Store. 2323 West Holmes Road. offer. 349-4665. 3-126 TRUMP quickly, cheaply.^ - tastefully tart music for University Villa™ no lease. $100, utilities. after 7 pm. 2-12-6 STEREO. TWO Rectilinear III. 882-3022. 3-12-6 all occasions. 353-2841 after 4-126 349-3792. 3-12-6 Lowboy speakers. Excellent TURNTABLE - GARRAD SL72B, 6:30 p.m. BI6-126 NEAR STABLES - large bedroom MEN. SHARE room in clean.quiet condition. $300. 351-1070. HOUSEHOLD SALEI Sofa, bunk walnut base, dust cover, Shure in brick ranch house, full JUDITH SHARE HOUSE Close. Own room. 2-12-6 M91 ED. CARMAN, privileges, fireplace, dishwasher, house Cooking, close to beds, bar, desk, lemps, T.V., 351-7159, Nights. dissertation typi,,. Tlf $75 per month plus utilities. DEBI, IF you're the one leaving for campus. Call 351-8563 or T.V. stands, bookcases, tables, 3-126 351-7989 after 5. 3-12-6 see to appreciate, available L.A. the 11th in a van, pleese theses, dissertation! December 15. 337-0195. 7-12-6 2-12-6 ACOUSTIC MODEL 470 guitar or luggage, other miscellaneous . call Debbie, 489-0981. 3-126 4-126 bass amp, 176 watts rms, reverb items. ED2-4645. 3-12-6 HOUSE, OWN room. Close. (Behind Dooley's) $76/month. GENTLEMEN: SINGLE kitchenette, clean, quiet, room, ROOMMATE NEEDED for duplex in Haslett, own room, access to tremelo fuzz graphic equalizer. Six 12" speakers, 6 months old. SKIS, BINDINGS. K2, Rossignol, liieils JS' REVLON MON Sterling, Jean Nate', Max Triomthe, British Factor EXPERIENCED George, 351-4015.4-12-6 parking. $18/week. IV-28304. sauna, call 339-2100. 2-12-6 Lifetime warranty. New, $1200, Blizzard, Look, Besser. Dirt Dissertations |p|^'"J PUPPIES 3/4 German Shepard. 1/4 and Charlie. Come on down and 3-12-6 asking $676. Maestro rhythm cheep. For more informetion FAYANN, 489-0358. EAST LANSING. Two furnished collie. 2 months old. $15. shop at your friendly CLEAN QUIET room, close. No and Sound guitar synthesizer call Cody at 361-0398 soon. bedrooms in house, $85 EAST SIDE, $67. Available 12-15. 894-3774. 2-126 neighborhood pharmacy. IRENE ORR parking, no cooking. new, $425, asking $175. Ovation 3-12-6 Comfortable welk east of Bogue - Theses, Tsrr monthly plus utilities. Lease No lease. 1122 Cleveland. $68/month. 351-1754 after 6. acoustic guitar, top of the line general typing. Fo LOVE Street to 1105 East Grand River. Ann' Brown. ~ December 15. 332-8348. 4-12-6 489-4595. 2-12-6 2-12-6 model IS an English Springer with hardshell case in Speniel puppy, A.K.C. GULLIVER STATE DRUG. C6-126 excellent shape. New $485, Beautiful CLOSE - 5-6 person house, 152 SLEEPING ROOMS with kitchen Champion sired field or bench 332-2100. 0-1-126 SINGLE, MALE student: block asking $250. 394-2167. 2-12-6 Plastic Tubing Material Kedzie, shown 5-6 pm daily. privileges, walking distance to campus, cooking, parking. 314 Available for stock. Also American/Canadian TO RUSSIA With experts • find PURPLE VICKI ' Pan 4-12-6 Champion at stud. 669 5848. .. . MSU. Kitchen privileges from Evergreen, 332-3839. 2-12-6 SKIS: 205cm Head comp SL with inexpensive typing, y- out if detente is for reel with the $65. Call EQUITY VEST INC. Solomon 505's; 207cm Bong Pipes 2-126 campus. 337-7260. C-5-l! IN LANSING, on bus line. 4 351-8150. 3-12-6 nonpolitical, nonprofit Citizen TWO NICE basement rooms, Rossingnol Stratd's with Marker HELPI WE Exchange Corps on en exchange bedroom serveral house. Suitable for $70/month. Utilities included. bindings. Call 353-6202 2-12-6 . need are two female cats who visit to Russia. Groups depert: COMPLETE THESES~ men or women. $250 ROOM IN quiet house. Cooking, 138 Gunson. 351-7972 after 5 good homes. After 6 pm, Discount Printing. ||_.„ December - August. Writer: plus deposit. 393-7839. parking. $75/month. 351-9043 3616781.2 126 pm. 2-12-6 I NCREDIBLE STEREO Make Your Own! CEC, 101 Park Ave., New York, and binding of dissert- 485-1302. 3-12-5 after 6 pm. 3-12-6 publications. equipment! Thorens TD-125, N.Y. SINGLE ROOM for 372-7177 GET READY for next bird season! 10017. (212) 889-7960. campus, man. Block $250; EPI Minitower speakers, corner M.A. ROOMMATE NEEDED for house. 6-126 MALE STUDENT. Double. campus. Quiet, telephone, clean. $500, new, full warranty. Prices English setter puppy. After 6 pm Grand River. Below Own room, Lansing. For details Reasonable. Furnished, near. 3516781.2-12-6 332-8498. 2-12-6 negotiable. 332-6802. 2-12-6 SEWING MACHINE Clearance FREE ... A lesson in complexion Stationery Shop. 9.5 call 487-0252. 3-12-6 Quiet. Parking. Clean. 332-3094. Friday. Call COPY1 Sale! Brand new portables care. Call 484-4519 East 3-12-6 FOR SALE, Affectionate Christmas 12 STRING GIANNINI, Craviola $49.95, $5 per month. Large Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing SERVICES, 337-1666. FURNISHED cooperatively run ROOM in house near NEEDED: TWO women to share five bedroom house two miles For Sale ~][^| style guitar. 332-0702. 2-12-6 Best offer. selection of reconditioned used machines. Singers, Whites, Kittens, Redpoint Siamese, Chocolate Point Balinase (long-haired Siamese), Siemese, Mall. MERLE COSMETIC STUDIO. C-3-12-5 NORMAN THESES, RESUMES, tV- campus. Couples or single. printing. Reasonable Winter term only. $80/month, north of campus. SKIS, YAMAHA, All Round, 2 Necchi's, New Home and "many litter Low rent. Call trained, shots! Call COMMERCIAL PR| Cash for others". $19.95. Terms. FEMALE GRAD wants to share no deposit. 351-8143. 3-12-6 351-4176. 3-12-6 190cm, never used. $70. 661-5763, after 4 pm. Will 339-9277. 7-12-6 EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING deliver. 2-126 housing with other grads, own __35M^16 c-5-12-6 SHARE HOUSE, own room. One ROOM. PARKING, cooking, walk STAMPS & COINS COMPANY 1115 North room, near campus. Call Leslie ANN BROWN typing and to MSU. $70/month. Call Washington, 489-6448. C-3-12-5 IRISH collect, 616-345-4289. 3-126 offset printing. Complet' block from campus. $90. ELECTRIC GUITAR - 1967 Buy - Sell - Trade SETTER puppies, AKC, 337-0823, after 5. 3-12-6 332-6990. 3-12-6 full line of supplies wormed end 1st for Fender Stratocaster. Amazing RALEIGH RECORD, 25*" frame. shot, 349-9355 dissertations, condition. $275 or best offer. MID - MICHIGAN STAMP & COIN after 6:30.6-126 manuscripts, general OWN ROOM in house. $75/month GIRLS: DOUBLE rooms to rent, Call 489-2616. 4-12-6 1880 HASLETT Rd. 332-4300 6 months old. $100. 489-5867. PoMtshrsoul IBM. 25 years e dormer 3-12-6 349-0850. C 5-12-6 plus. Free rent until December sleeping area, sorority GOLOEN RETRIEVER, male house. Close to campus. $415, J5th. 337-7151. 3-12-6 CHESS SETS, onyx and marble. USED GIBSON electric guitars. L6 SEARS AUTOMATIC Console puppies, AKC Champion MONICA. HOW'S this for a belated per term. CAM 332-3551 Unique gifts, several colors. Les Paul Deluxe. SG, stereo and bloodline, 6 weeks. $126. TYPING, EXPERIENCED OWN ROOM in house. Close to humidifier, like new. $65 or best birthday present? Happy 19thl daytime or 482-9511 evenings. Reasonable. 882-0046. 16-12-6 nnjch more. Microfrets new 339-9907.4-126 Karen. 1-12-5 and reasonable. 37 campus. $80/month. 332-3670. 8-12-6 offer. 351-1694. 4-12-6 TRAYNOR PA amps lead and C-5-126 5-12-5 FACTORY SALVAGE for sale. base amps. USED PIGNOSE TO [ Mobile Homes WOMAN NEEDED. Own bedroom. SKI EQUIPMENT. Hanson Prima WHOM it may concern: We EXPERIENCED, TYPr NICE DUPLEX, East Lansing, own House, close, furnished, Workbenches, steel barrels and many other items. 882-2555. amps, a dozen used banjos. Used mastertone deluxe 2 used Bacon boots size 10-12, $75. Hart * miss our composite. Will papers, theses, room, parking, December 15th. fireplace. $75. 351-6463. 5-12-6 Short Stuff 180 cm, new $100. negotiate. The Theta Ladies. 0-5-12-6 5 accurate service. 351-3227.6-12-6 string banjos. 50 acoustic Spelding Formideble 210cm, SKYLINE 1-126 1966, 10x50. Meny C-5-126 guitars. Drum sets $65 - up. excellent JOIN THE CO-OP! Openings now FIREWOOD - 100% split. 4'x8'x16' Used flutes, saxes, trumpets, condition, $95. amenities. Close, campus. Best 2 ADJOINING ROOMS. Near for winter term at Bogue Street 355-6828. 3-12-6 offer. 351-0975. 3-126 MOVE stacked. $20. All you can get in clarinets, etc. WILCOX MUSIC, AROUND i Union. $160/month. Private Co-Op and other houses. Call your trunk $10. Delivery 509 East "Service" columns of bath. 428 Grove. Call Dana, 351-8660 or stop in at 207 - Michigan, Lansing. BUNK BEDS, like new, $60. Phone 8x37 TRAILER, 10x10 shed. Close Extra. PETERSON WOOD Ads help you get tlr 332-2373. 5-12-6 485-4391. C-5-12-6 SMOOCH AND bomber send kisses Bogue Street or call 355-8313, 355-9903 Tuesdey and to MSU and Check there CHIPS, 882-2555. 0-5-12-6 shopping. noi 31 IB Student Services Wednesday. Thursday and and hugs to Fitz on his 22nd Building. 332-8009. 6-126 HP-35 CALCULATOR, like new, birthday. Call the Heartbreak TWO BEDROOM. Close. Carpeted. Student Housing Corporation. Friday. Call 349-9640.4-12-6 EXPERT TYPING theses, with carrying case. $195. Hotel for fast free delivery. Furnished. Utilities paid. Rent LEISURE reduced. 332-1946. 4-12-6 __ 5-12-6 349-9336. 2-12-6 LIVING at Melrose 1-12-5 general work. Call Mobile Home Park. 10 miles 332-5574 6-126 CLEAN, FURNISHED. Kitchen COLOR TV, Motorola, mahogany from MSU, own beautiful Moon EAST privileges, parking. Gunson. SCUBA TANK, regulator, LANSING - lovely two cabinet, new picture tube, cost Lake, and lots for 30' - 70' TYPING 2 blocks bedroom duplex. Child Utilities paid. $80. 351-1356. Late evenings $650 new, now $150. Phone trailers. Students with femily Real Estate - Electric. Fast. Term welcome. $195 plus deposit and 4-12-6 332-2284.2-12-6 349-1112. 3-12-5 travel trailers welcome. theses. 332-8498. 7-126 utilities. 489-2575. 4-12-6 Immediate YAMAHA occupancy. OKEMOS • EXCITING SINGLE ROOM: Kitchen GRAND piano, 6' 675-7212.6-126 contemporery 4 bedroom home ebony, 2 $85/MONTH, plus utilities for couple to share large house with privileges, $180 plus utilities. 155 Gunson. 351-8754. 4-12-6 years after five. 2-12-6 old. 371-1875 FIBER BARRELS ATTRACTIVE ONE bedroom overlooking beautiful Indien | Transportation j Lake. Open - beam construction same. No swingers. Call 484-7319, For ROOM IN friendly east side house. USED CANON Pelix, Mamiya - Packing and Shipping mobile home. Furnished, pets, highlight the interior RIDERS NEEDED t after 5 p.m. 7-12-6 immediete occupancy. Bike to Sekor 1000 DTL, Petri SLR Barrels Inc. architectural design. A truly after finals. Bruce. Available until September. with standard and telephoto MSU. Must sell. 3516141. private hide-a-way, Call John J. 1404 N. Larch 2-126 ONE TO share house winter term. jW-8756.4-124 OVER 25 years experience - lens. Super 8mm movie 4-126 Henry. 372-7943 or 4856766. Own room. Call 351-8114. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 482-1303 6-126 QUIET. COMFORTABLE, and equipment. Federal enlarger • SOUTHBOUND VAN. 4-12-6 East 1966 10x55, 6'x17* eddition. New reasonable. Board at Triangle Midiigan, Lansing. $49.95. Benjamin miracord SKI BOOTS. Henke Streto Pro. 12-12 for Dallas, C-5-12-6 furnace, shed, washer /dryer. EAST LANSING 50HII turntable. Kenwood Size 12. $70. One season old. Memphis. Little WANT CHEAP, close, friendly $3400. 351-5715. 4-12-6 School. Modern three bedroom, KR5150 Stereo Receiver. Sansui Excellent condition. 349-0687, 332-2027, Eric. 2-12-6 atmosphere? Try Nexus Co-op 1V4 bath ranch with new all built QR4500 quad receiver. AR2X efter 3. 3-12-6 $275 term. Room/board. MALE STUDENTS, single FIREPLACE WOOD. Mixed THREE rooms in speakers and many mora sweet BEDROOM, 12x60, • in kitchen, two eating areas. hardwood, well cured. Clean and RIDE NEEDED 351-0100.4-12-6 East Lansing. Parking. skirted, close, furnished, sharp. Finished recreation room, and stereo components. King size dry. 4x8x18". Delivered in HP-35 CALCULATOR end HP-35 Refrigerator. 332-5791. 6-12-6 Asking $4700. 351-0174. 4-126 two car garage. Priced for quick waterbed, ladies and mens math pack, $215. 351-5229, expenses, Deb, 646-0384 THREE BEDROOM, $190 month, Lansing area. $26. Don West, sale at $29,900. Call Evelyn SPACIOUS FURNISHED! leath' - coats, ski equipment, ice after 4.3-12-6 deposit. Near MSU. 371-2096. 623-6332,623-2851.2-12-6 INFLATION BEATERI 2 Bruetsch, 349-1363 or HDI room. Fireplace. Private boat, barber chair. All FLORIDA, RIDERS 4-12-6 bedroom, 1V4 beths, REALTORS, 349-3310. 3-12-6 entrance. Bath. merchandise guaranteed- GIBSON GUITAR and amplifier. sisely Cooking MCINTOSH C-26 Preamp $330, - December 13 • Check us out, you will groove on carpeted, on a lot in Holt. Ready facilities. Walk to campus. $125 Shure V-15-III cartridge $25. Les Paul model, $195. December 11 - ROOMMATE NEEDED, Winter, to go! 485-6160, WESTRIN plus utilities. 337-0091, after 6. our honest down to earth used 1616-453-5956. 2-12-6 Spring. $84/month. Duplex on Sony TA-1130 integrated amp 669-3414, after 6. 3-12-6 REALTY. 2-12-6 x-3-12-6 $350, Benjamin Mirachord equipment prices. DICKER & Spartan Avenue. Call 351-9189. DEAL SECONDHAND STORE, 4-12-6 50-H-ll with Stanton 681 EE SKI BOOTS, REIKER plastics. RIDE NEEDED to Hou«~ GIRL'S 1701 South Cedar. 487-3886. Fo-iliq] CLEAN rooms, dormer $250, LDL 749's with stands, Excellent condition, $30. Call BOOK CHRISTMAS efter finals. 371-10 EXCITING ATMOSPHERE for sleeping, nutritious food, refined $350, Beanbeg chair, $20. Call Monday and Friday til 9 pm. tost & reservations 2-126 Ken, 694-3798. 3-12-6 nowl Ski packages available. neat dependable female. Own surroundings. Walking distance 351-4798,485-6823. 2-12-7 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday TRAVEL BY HARRINGTON. bedroom. $90/month / utilities. from campus. Call 337-0719. and Saturday 9-6. C-5-12-6 LUDWIG RIDE NEEDED W DRUM set. Clear with FIND SOMETHING 351-8800. C-5-126 339-2351. 5-12-5 2-12-6 STOREWIDE PRE-HOLIDAY sale! blue tint. Includes oymbels, If you've found Virginia - Bre USED a pet or article of See ad in today's paper and stop CANON TL-b 35mm hardware end cases. 371-3353. Pennsylvania. Share value, we want to help you WANTED, ONE liberal Minox B Black body. share farmhouse. person to OWN ROOM in exceptional house. in for big savings. MARSHALL camera. 3-12-6 return it. Just come into the INSURED expenses. After 10th 1-468-3369. 562 Stoddard. Rent negotiable. MUSIC. 2-12-6 Olympus Zuiko 75 - 150 mm Stete 3536049. 3-12-6 News Classified 5-12-6 332-0558. 2-12-6 zoom lens. Beseler T-35 enlarger. FRUIT BASKETS 1/2-1 peck. Department and tell us you want BICYCLE VAN'S BIKE SHOP - Christmas RCA 16mm movie projector. December 3 - December 13, NEED RIDE east, to place an ad in EAST TWO PEOPLE needed for furnished GIRLS! BEDROOM plus free use special! Dawes Galaxie, Regular Used movie cameras and ^ lobby Horticulture Building. LANSING STATE BANK'S STORAGE area. December 11 or house, own room, $71. of house available in accessories. Kodak Orders share driving and country $180, now $130. 485-1963. pocket begin November 25. Found Column. As a public 882-2318. 5-12-6 estate. Four miles from MSU 2-12-6 instamatic $10 - up. Polaroids $5 337-9516, 337-1139, MSU 355-7391. 3-12-6 service EAST LANSING STATE up. New Robyn CB sets. Many Horticulture Club. 7-12-6 and Lansing. Very clean and $4.95 - WILLING TO stand out in the BANK will run the ad at no cost quiet. Surrounded by acres of SAFETY ENGINEERED, sturdy, excellent car 8 track tape players to youl MEXICOI WANT people crowd? Then check the woods and fields. $100/month strollochair baby equipment. with FM stereo. Used Sony, IMMEDIATE CASH for records, camper 12-13-74 to U outstanding Classified Ads. autos in today's includes utilities and phone. Tonka toys, brunette wig, Craig Sanyo cassette players. tapes. Karma Records. - 313 EAST LANSING STATE BANK *7.95 Keith. 35M696.3-12-6 394-2167. 2-12-6 WILCOX SECONDHAND Student Services, efternoons. crystal. 351-6139.1-12-5 STORE, 509 East Michigan, 353-7287. 3-12-6 NEED RIDE to California LOST: BROWN suede jacket. How to form Lansing. 485-4391. C-5-12-6 Erickson Hall, 11-27. No December 12, share « your own car pool LIKE NEW: Skis, Marker bindings, Kofflach boots, poles, $60. questions? 351-1712. 2-126 fro Aapo-rf a? am 484-6461. 4-12-6 As a public service at no BUYING charge, the State News will provide Cartop ski •' rack, $25. J[S FOUND: TIMEX watch. Student SKI AUSTRIA! $377. March a free classified advertisement for those people who would like & 339-2970. 3-12-6 Union TV Lounge. Claim 13-21. Call FOUR SEASONS Wailed to set up or join a car pool. Student Union. C-2-126 CLUB. 349-1020. 2-126 PANASONIC SE-2070 stereo. Like SELLING new for $1251 Phone 393-8499. BEATLE CARDS, megB'' Driving? WALTER BANDO: Claim 3-12-6 FENDER SUPER Reverb Amp. Six wallet in Student Union Lost and Foundl C-2-126 your [ Service ](/§ wanted. CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, River. 332-0112 307 East (11:30 months old. $400, best offer. 5-12-6 34*1144 LOST: "MERCEDES". TYPEWRITERS, AIR 487-5018.4-12-6 cleaned, 157a K. Grand River Gray/black/white tiger oiled and adjusted. cat, red Portables v. ml. g. of Meridian Mall collar. Please call 332-3143 $7.50. Manuals, $10. Electric, COMIC BOOKS, science State APPLES end CIDER, BLOSSOM 2-126 $12.50. One day service, free b a se la II c8rdL,!! News will not TWO '/«" deluxe video tape system*. ORCHARDS. 7 miles south of CURIOUS USED B00_ accept responsibility for pick up and delivery. 25 years arrangements or conduct of participants. Package complete with camera, Meson on Hull Road. Hours 9-6. ■FOUND: Set of keys with an experience. 393-9774. 0-5-126 307 East Grand Ftiver. J The information requested below must be recorder, R.F. and moniter. Also Closed Mondays. Gift peckeges orange tab and Volkswagen Key. (11:30 6 pm) 5-12-6 - supplied in order two video recorders and shipped by United Parcel. 332-5624. C-2-12-6 FOR THE BEST Serivce for ad to appear. miscellaneous equipment. Like 1-589-8261. 0-4-12-6 on stereo equipment see the STEREO MODELS FOR ^aircuttr new. Call 351-4400, 8:30 -5:30 FullName *— LOST: WHITE mini calculator, SHOPPE, 556 East Grand River. styling. Sunday, OK* weekdays. 5-12-6 GUITAR AMPS, cebinets. Factory Sinclair Scientific, 118 Physics C-5-12-6 Call LEO'S CONTIN Address close - out at 60% off. Example: Building or Grand River Avenue, COIFFEURS, 332-2593 Friday 7 1 1. 3-12-6 PORTRAITS BY Susan. Pastels. Self • contained amp similar to November 26th. Needed for Twim EDITING PROOFREADING. City Phonr $25. Charcoals, $15. Union Reverb, $296. West exams,. Reward. Call 337-1861 - Board Flea Market, December Laboratories, 487-3568. 6-12-6 3-126 Dissertations, theses, research projects, TAKE A close look at "This coupon may be brought in or mailed 7th and 8th. 4-12-6 manuscripts. Anne to: Car Pool Cauley, 337-1691. 5-126 things around yru. Learn or practice your Sen. Charles Zollar, R - thing that people will go Lane denied that there was antagonism. Schools became Russell said that she found the teg for the Revels Saturday. Free U of Judaic Studies classes Benton Harbor, chairman of will triumph in its struggle to without to get what they any "formal" pressure from the leaders where there wasn't for fall quarter end this week. the Senate investigation by the Dept. of gain membership and advances want." no my - Physics Hebrew (two levels and Appropriations the appropriations committees, a lot of social change," he ■ionium presents Barry Speaking Committee at the time Club), Bible, Basic Judaism and the on changing the refund policy, added. !, California Institute of alleged threat of reduced but said there "might have However, the man that kolofy, speaking on "Stellar n Syntheses of External at 4:10 p.m. today in s- Astronomy Bldg. Chanukah party (6 p.m. Sunday, appropriations was made, said the charge is "not true." "I don't know of any been talk over coffee." a The assistant dean of MSU's cup of Faverman accuses of being the brains behind all of the social Inflation hits grade averages at MSU backlash reasoning said that latkes etc.) will end last committee member whtf may Bftii.jtiims ^ the position of weekend at Hillel. Begins with regular College of Osteopathy and a rationale of that sort was (continued from page 1) one professor's grading should noticed that he flunks fewer have said that," he said. staff member of the insurer are available in 323 Shabbas services and dinner at 6 House "positively absurd." Vietnam war. be consistent students. with other it Services Bldg. and are p.m. Friday and continues with 10 Rep. William Copeland, D — budget analysis unit from 1968 "If we did this stuff, they He theorizes that in professors in the same "The students I have today Bictepted through Friday. The a.m. traditional minyan Saturday. Wyandotte, chairman of the - 1971 maintained that the 100 (the University) could tell us to are better prepared than those requires minimal The morning minyan will continue 1 response to student cries for department," he said. House Ap pYo'pri a lio ns per cent refund tJoKcy was go plum to the devii," said "more ' relevstace," university 7Qf 2$"years ago," Adams said. eping. mt.ln Walter Adams, distinguished hsibOities and an ability to get Committee when the 100 per dropped Indirectly because of the student unrest that Tom Ford, pr^se^ly a professors made their classes professor of economics, These students are not h others. cent refund policy was was legislative audit coordinator less structured and more necessarily brighter, but they and the former chairman (R — theorized that grade inflation The MSU Finance Club will dropped, said he knew of no occurring in the late 1960s. contemporary. In the process, have more experiences, travel ican Thought and meet at 7:30 Gerald Faverman said that Grand Rapids) of the House was also caused by professors tonight in 114 Eppley move by the legislature to professors found it awkward to opportunities and are more will hold an open house Center. All interested are invited to exert measures such as dropping the Appropriations Committee. experimenting with blanket of the news than Miss its London program for attend. pressure on the justify giving low grades, and aware refund policy were related to "Word got out that the grading and "that harebrained students used to be, Adams let of 1975 with all interested University regarding the 100 GPAs began to rise even more Jwifrom 6:30 to 8 p.m. today per cent refund policy. efforts by the legislature to legislature was going to make than before. experiment with the 4.5 said. IxHubbard Hall. The South Campus Christian keep radicals and minorities them (the dissident students) supergrade." He also hypothesized that "We can make suggestions," Professors also tended to Science Organization warmly he said. "All we can do is give out of the University. pay for it (the damages), he fewer students flunk because ir goal is, actyeve it invites you to its meetings at 6:30 grade easier on students who The 4.5 grade was them (the universities) money He said he thought MSU said. "You can't punish a would face the Vietnam draft they do not have financial ■ghrelaxation, imagination and p.m. every Thursday in 331 Case established at MSU in 1968 i. Meet with the Self - Hall. This includes finals week. based on the number of might have been singled out school. Are you going to if they got low grades, Juola when the University changed pressures that cause them to i Fellowship at 7:30 students enrolled." with this kind of action due to punish 34,000 to get at 1,000? said. its grading from a letter system work 40 hours a week as |^in 312 Agriculture Hall. CQ de W8SH code class at 7 its reputation and position as a It doesn't make any sense. "No one wanted to bestow to a numerical one. It was students of the '60s did. ;o study political science tonight in 252 Engineering Bldg. Copeland called the school in the "heartland of the "If MSU is doing something the kiss of death on these "I resist the notion that the Meeting and celebration at 8 p.m. allegation of a reduction of supposed to be awarded for indon. England for MSU credit state." that everyone else isn't, then students student who gets a 0.0 is Be there! state appropriations if the by flunking them," only "exceptionally high fj and/or summer, term 14751 "Why give money to this is a local problem." »to 3 meeting at 7:30 Juola . and several other performance." However, the intellectually incapable of tonight The MSU Bahai Club is policy continued "somebody's ingrates?" he said, voicing what Ford said that alumni, absorbing material," Adams S. Ked?ie Hall to see a free professors agreed. grade soon came under fire sponsoring a Fireside to introduce pipedream" and reiterated the he felt to be the sentiments of especially from a big state Juola thinks said. "There are extraneous o discuss the program persons to the Bahai Faith. It will professors when professors recognized ^the faculty. charge that any change in a the legislature. school, are a potential political today tend reasons for Mures, like be held at 8 p.m. Friday in the refund policy was strictly an to grade fairly even then that it contributed "Some people in the state problem. financial problems, emotional ist Mason Hall library. liberally, especially on to grade inflation. The rap group this term for internal decision by the felt deprived because we (the He poo - poohed the idea of ximen. Come and help us independent study projects. Academic Council eliminated problems or lack of interest." ■ plans fur winter term from The MENSA Dance S1G will be University. legislature) were university autonomy. They also try not to get a the grade winter term 1972. Madison Kuhn, a history Bjo > 30 p.m. today at the at 7 p.m. Saturday in parlor C, Sen. reappropriating our resources," "As Jack Breslin Union. For information contact Garland Lane, D - says, reputation of grading lower Adams said he thinks he has professor who has taught at Center. he said. 'Autonomy is baloney. You MSU since 1937, agreed that Debbie buponf. Flint, a member of the Senate than other professors in the not given out higher grades Higher Education Events like the Detroit riot (the legislature) tell us how to same department. since he started professors "do not give the D's p MSU Community Co op teaching at V located near (he corner of • The Potters Guild's annual Subcommittee, modified in 1967 forced the state to re • spend the money,' " Ford said. "It's a basic premise that MSU in 1947, but he has and F's that we once did." Christmas sale will be held from 10 evaluate both priorities and Kuhn said GPAs nd Hagadorn a.m. to S p.m. Friday and Saturday Copeland's position by are rising ive an open house admitting that there might subsequent appropriations, because professors may be 11 to 3 at the All Saints Church across p.m. Sunday at the Faverman said. Study urges welfare end getting more humane and from Hannah Middle School on have been "informal" pressure Applications for three - "There were heavy burdens «* • year • olds for winter Abbott Road. placed upon MSU to cognizant of student problems, ■Wl be available. discontinue the policy. of acculturating an i schools like getting into graduate Karma Records will be buying "Sometimes we urge them were the vanguards that led in (continued from school, law school or medical records and tapes afternoons, this the path of social change," page 1) subsistence allowance to poor Existing programs of aid to school. week in 313 Student Services Bldg. to try to up student fees," he At the same time, the families and individuals that said. "Some years we put Faverman said. families with dependent Since more and more All are welcome to attend a Agriculture Dept. announced would be reduced by 50 cents children and food stamps students attend for every dollar earned by graduate r"- ask for Curt. special showing of paintings from proposed new regulations to would be scrapped under the school after graduating from STA 355 from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. force poor people to spend recipients. proposal, but the supplemental college, Kuhn said professors today in 114 Kresge Art Center. more for food stamps. The Griffiths said the total value Officials differ on policy P studying for finals got you security income program for try not to give "gentleman f 'hen head on over to St. Justin Morrill College will higher cost of food stamps of grants and tax credits would the aged blind and disabled C's." F'tudent parish at 8:15 would save the government at come to $3,600 for a penniless ■J. Hear the p.m. present "Balm In Gilead," a play would continue. Kuhn admits that this tunes of Joe least $645 million a year, the that explores the underworld street family of four with two adults l' Imy ^"en a"d Friends, life in New York, written by Under the proposal, states consciousness affects his Smith and Friends (continued from page 1) Warren Huff, D • Plymouth, department estimated. and $3,000 for a family of four would be and required to grading. At one time, when _ Lanford Wilson, at 8:15 p.m. Under the plan families ■J* liska. Proceeds from said: "I'd be happy to with one adult. Saturday and Sunday in McDonel Ypsilanti; Sen. John Toepp, R • supplement for at least two trying to decide whether to TKfrl will go to various local reconsider it," adding that he would pay 30 per cent of their She said the new program Hall kiva. Admission is free. Cadillac; Sen. Carl Pursell, R - years the new federal cash give a 3.5 or a 4.0, Kuhn said Kefr«shments -..ill believed the policy of net monthly income beginning would cost the federal e'll see you there. The Council on Adoptable Plymouth, and Rep. Joseph payments and tax credits to he gave the 3.5. refunding only 50 per cent of next March 1 to receive food government $157.4 billion Children will hold its annual Snyder, D - St. Clair Shores. families who received aid to "Now I give them the Pw Center. the Jewish student's money should not be stamps. Currently, the cost annually, compared with the Drop Christmas party at 7:30 p.m. dependent children as of benefit of the doubt because If"'h»ve Campus Bookstore, President Wharton, a punitive measure. averages about 23 per cent. estimated $142 billion being Friday at the Christ United December 1976, if they were they need that 4.0," Kuhn (,„lp,n'or f'nals study from I Methodist Church, 517 W. Jolly unavailable for comment, The nation's' 14.7 million spent in the current 1974-75 worse off under the new said. " it 7 to 11 P.m. Sunday referred the matter to Elliot "But I do think the Thursday. Road, Lansing. Please bring a food stamp recipients presently fiscal year on social service Coffee ind soft dessert and table service, but no Ballard, assistant to the University should recover the system. After that, states could Other professors noted that pay about $2.5 billion for programs such as welfare, presents this year. president. costs of operating its voluntarily supplement new grades have been rising because approximately $6.5 billion health, education and Social cases or continue to students have the option of in fi, Re'iance" » f'lm about Rodeo Club will hold a board of programs," he said. worth of coupons. Security. The current federal L k' V,'"P'es' Republic of directors meeting at 7 tonight, a "It would be a decision for The welfare supplement the old at their taking some of their difficult Aubrey Radcliffe, R - report, budget totals slightly over classes on a pass - fail basis. k it ih Greene, will be general club meeting at 8 and a the board of trustees," Ballard own expenses. prepared by the subcommittee $300 billion. J, Frf'rsl meeting of U.S. Rodeo committee meeting after! said. He said he did not know Lansing, had no comment. Figures provided with the Judith Krupka, asst. dean ■ Frit! p As,n- " 7:30 Jack Breslin, executive vice on fiscal policy of the Joint The report recommends for admissions in the College of INay unoss. Kedzle Hall, how the board might decide report showed that families of ople nte Economic Committee, beginning the new program in welcome. should there be a possibility president, had no comment. recommended a system of tax four with two adults would Human Medicine, credits Co m mission will hold an 1977 but says that it could be students for getting the higher organizational meeting at 7:30 that the 100 per cent refund credits of $225 a person to have annual gains in income ."7"" now available in Stephen Terry, vice phased in beginning this fiscal grades. llv|ties Board office tonight in the library of the U - U policy could be reinstated. president of business and replace the current personal year. Griffiths said it could be ranging from $3,600 at the low Church, 855 Grove St. "They know they have lots |2-» Ifs'asurer of UAB. "I would have to see and finance, was unavailable for exemption of $750 a person on financed by a normal growth in end of, the poverty scale to of competition, so they rise to K s' wi" als° ^air board Anti - Trapping Pro - Trapping check all the facts," said comment. federal income taxes, and a tax revenues. $334 for a family with earnings meet that expectation," she open forum will be held at 7 of $7,500. A gain of $315 was Blanche Martin, D - East said. tonight in 104 Wells Hall. forecast for a family of four Sponsored by MSU Students for Lansing, member of the MSU with earnings of $10,000, and According to a study in the Animal Rights. All are welcome! Board of Trustees. "I would Rally - \nti - Torture Trap rally favor a 100 per cent refund if it didn't cost, or if tuition Students charged with food stamp fraud a $215 increase for a earning $15,000. family New York Times, to get into medical and law schools has become so great competition at i p.m. Friday at Beaumont didn't have to be raised or Because of the tax credit Tower. Jim Westra and others will that students are resorting to (continued from page 1) cases," she said. provision, families earning be speaking. Following will be a programs cut." misunderstanding, then we'll cheating more than ever. march to the Capitol. receives more staff due to Reinhard said she could not contact the people and ask above $25,000 would show a "It's moved Demonstration at 3:30 p.m. Donald Stevens, D • recent state Ijeyond mere legislation that will recall Ingham County ever them to reimburse us on what net loss of $60, the report said. grades," said Jerome Kagan, a Bloomfield Hills, member of add 400 social workers prosecuting student. Can you write and voice "head'' a they've .received," Reinhart It predicted that an Harvard psychologist. "It's the board, gave a verbal pledge statewide then there is a She said comedy, a la Fireslgn Theater. If only if an said. estimated 34 million persons moved to a point where the to look into why MSU does ( ,o. contact Rich Whitney for an possibility that there will be a investigation reveals that a Reinhart said that presently would be eligible for grants and not have such a policy. anxiety and the concern is opportunity to display your talent. full - scale investigation of recipient Jias willfully there is a backlog of over 400 tax credits for some portion of unrealistic, and it's "1 want to look at all the recipients in 1975. defrauded the program will the questionable recipients that the the year, compared with an MSU Cycling Club will meet at ' ' approaching a phobia on the 7:30 tonight in 203 Mens facts and then I'll decide," he Presently we're case be handed over to the inspector general of the social estimated 35 million persons it part of the students. It has the i«i vo°IMENT ,eetion wl" Intramural Bldg. Mike Walden ^U said. "I intend to look into this understaffed, and our prosecutor. service department must said now are receiving some chtractrrlstk ot » --vv be guest lecturer. All interested worker* ovrflodd*! #«•!' "If tliei*'* uutUt no*." aie ju»' been '* examine. form of weltate benefits. i e uAtsii " parties wtlco.il*. ] 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, PecemK.. J The Money Man is on his way to the MSUBookstore, and he's bringing extra help! So if you no longer need your winter term hooks, sell them during Finals Week (Dec, 9-13) Special Book Buying Personnel will he ready to buy your old ones (books) with new uncirculated ones (dollar bills) from 730 to 500 daily. l*U>fe %fc -*UaA> X the. sct*