Smith may be relieved of duties By PEGGY GOSSETT president in charge of athletics, said WJR, between President Wharton and executive Wharton said Friday the change was criticism of Smith and that Wharton and though other media reports said Smith vice president Jack Breslin. Breslin was made to free Breslin and give him more made the recommendation to relieve JOE KIRBY would be completely removed from the relieved of his duties as secretary of the time to deal with the state legislature. Breslin as Secretary to the board of State News Sports Writers athletic department. board of trustees last Friday at his MSU trustee Jack Stack said It is not possible to fire Smith since he ' Tuesday trustees. request. night that, as far as he knew, the Breslin Smith, who was entering his fourth has tenure at the Burt Smith will be relieved of his University. That would move had nothing to do with the athletic year as MSU athletic director, was no Mies as MSU athletic director and explain the new position. One report said that, in his formal program or the position of athletic An official foreigner to Spartan athletics. He had I reassigned Thursday to a position created University statement request to be relieved, Breslin admitted director. been asst. athletic director under Biggie !«p3ly Tuesday. for him, WJR radio reported released Tuesday night said there would be a statement today to clarify the that he had made recommending Smith for the athletic a mistake in Stack said reports that Smith he knew was nothing about to be relieved. Munn, his predecessor, since 1965, when he was promoted to the position of situation; Smith would make no comment director position and felt responsible for Some sources in the athletic freshman football coach under Duffy WJR said Smith was given word of the Smiths' actions, many of which have been department have said that Breslin actually Daugherty. change Tuesday following a meeting criticized! ruled the athletic department and that Smith earned his master's degree at Smith answered to Breslin and did not MSU in 1954, while on the football demonstrate full authority as athletic coaching staff at Flint Northern High Ford security stepped up director. School. Smith graduated from U-M in 1938 Smith WJR, a Detroit station, reported that with a B.S. degree in education. the search for a new athletic director would begin immediately and speculation is that the new director would come from for Chicago appearances outside the athletic department. The reported shake-up in the athletic department answer to comes just two weeks before MSU is scheduled to appear in Denver to NCAA charges regarding WASHINGTON (AP) - Security was five years at levels considerably higher claimed the Skokie location was chosen stepped up for President Ford's trip to than in the past. The President also said that "the reces¬ for convenience, it is also far easier to alleged recruiting violations in the MSU football program. inside Chicago Tuesday, his first public appear¬ guard. WJR said Smith is being made a East Lansing housing situation ance outside of Washington since an sionary trend has been reversed" and hailed At one point, Ford's possible schedule frus¬ the diminished rate of inflation shown by scapegoat for the current probe. trated by lack of federal aid. Page 3. attempt on his life eight days earlier. included an appearance at Northwestern Breslin was reported seen entering Ford's schedule for his two-day trip to the August cost of living increase of University in Evanston, near Skokie. Post office to open complaints depart¬ Jenison Fieldhouse, where the athletic two-tenths of 1 per cent. ment. Page 2. Chicago and Omaha featured carefully However, it was replaced by the meeting offices are located, at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. controlled appearances before screened "But this does not mean the battle with the mayors, a more easily protected Breslin was not available for comment audiences and an unusual overnight location against inflation is won," Ford said, calling at a suburban Chicago hotel. An array of for continued restraint, "particularly on event. Tuesday night. weather One twist in the There were indications that Wharton inflationary spending by the Democratic- new presidential It seems that yesterday's partly cloudy protective measures were planned, includ¬ protection was the use of electronic and Breslin were meeting as late as 11 controlled Congress." 70 degree weather was short lived. Today's ing travel in a closed limousine, unan¬ detectors similar to those used in airports p.m. Tuesday night. nounced routes, use of electronic detectors After the dinner. Ford's schedule in¬ Robert high is expected to be between 55 and 60 cluded a reception for 75 GOP contributors to detect guns, knives or other dangerous Perrin, vice president of with mostly cloudy skies and a 20 per cent and extra police. and an overnight stay at the North Shore items. University and federal relations, said he chance of rain. Meanwhile on Capitol Hiil, federal offi¬ had no information Tuesday night of Hilton Hotel in suburban Skokie. Chicago police officials said the Secret The low tonight? Low to mid 30s. That's cials testified that threats against the anyone being fired or reassigned. President have tripled since "Squeaky" After meeting this morning with a group Service had approved use of the detectors, "I know Burt has had right, freezing. some health Fromme pointed a pistol at him Sept. 5 in of small-town and suburban mayors, Ford both at the airport and outside the hotels at was scheduled to fly to Omaha for a local which Ford was appearing. problems but I've heard of no report of Sacramento. They also disclosed that a him being fired or reassigned," Perrin former mental patient offered an under¬ television interview and an appearance at a BULLETIN said. cover agent $25,000 to kill President Ford White See stories related to the Secret Service House-sponsored domestic policy Perrin said he heard nothing about Ali beats Frazier in 14th round earlier this month. conference before returning to Washington. and its protection of presidential candidates Breslin's formal request to be relieved and Before Ford left Washington on Tuesday, More than 1,200 Chicago police officers on pages 12 and 13. officials announced that he will ride as an and at least 100 Secret Service agents, plus lonorary grand marshal Saturday in the other federal employes, were reported Elkins, W.Va., Mountain State Festival assigned to Ford's first political venture parade, a celebration that usually draws a crowd of thousands. Then he will travel to Newark to speak at a Republican fund since Sara Jane Moore allegedly fired at Ford outside San Francisco's St. Francis Hotel. ASMSU handles SWU, tripling; raising dinner. Security was tight for Ford's appearance Chicago police reported that an unidenti¬ fied caller told them late Monday night he Raymond hits University budget in Chicago at a $125-a-plate fund raising had knowledge of a plot to assassinate Ford dinner for 1,000 Republicans. Ford said in his prepared remarks that he upon his arrival Tuesday at the military is giving "priority attention" to terminal of O'Hare International Airport. concluding The office of the deputy superintendent a long-term agreement with the Soviet of police said the call could not be traced but Union to assure grain sales the next governments in an attempt to bring about Jeff Greenwald, a over that the Secret Service had been notified. SWU organizer said voted on later. a realignment with a 1975 budget that none of the qualifications for Another bill was introduced to assign appropriations to higher education. registering as a student organization Despite Ford's vow to maintain his hectic The controversy over the revoking of The president of Oakland University's as many of the students presently mention anything about not being a labor Alleged rapist travel schedule, Tuesday's trip demonstra¬ ted clearly the increased part security considerations are playing in his plans. the Student Workers Union's (SWU) student status, ASMSU president Brian student government, John Lawton, spoke at the meeting and requested that the organization. He said it was an attempt by University overassigned in residence halls Center. It was Committee for review. also sent to the to Kellogg Policy Raymond's budget concerns, and the student organizations work together on administrators to see how far they can go the matter. of MSU women All of the scheduled appearances were before* groups whose members could be problem of tripling in residence halls were the three major issues that kicked off "There are things your government in taking powers away from the ASMSU board and an effort to stop SWU. screened in advance. There were no plans for mingling and hand-shaking with crowds, ASMSU's first meeting of the term Tuesday night. could offer us and things our government could possibly offer your government," "They know if they can stop us from meeting on campus they can put a large New law to be arraigned and Ford was scheduled to travel around the two cities in an armored, enclosed Regarding the budget, the ASMSU board voted to immediately mobilize in Lawton said. "SWU requested that ASMSU reinstate dent in our unionizing drive," he said. The board accepted a bill to reinstate A 25-year-old Detroit the rape of two MSU man charged with limousine. On past Chicago trips, Ford stayed in an attempt to roll-back tuition for the 1976 Winter term and to immediately their student status not the right of the claiming that it was University to revoke SWU pending a hearing by the University Student Judiciary. The bill went to the limits food women has been downtown hotels. Though the White House begin working with other state student it in the first place. Policies Committee for study, and will be bound over to Ingham County jail where he 1S °ejnl5 held on $35,000 bond after his examination Monday. stamp aid Leonard Leon Hunter, 25, is our counts of conduct charged with first degree criminal sexual stemming from two separate rapes Yes, lives here.. f? Aug. 12 and Aug. 29. He was examined Monday before Judge Daniel Tschirhart in District Court in East YOUR DAUGHTSJ ? But she's gone Food stamps will no longer be available to Lansing on many MSU students thanks to a federal law charg °°UntS stemm'n8 from one rape OH, Y£S..TH'S HS.H ROOM- the which became effective Aug. 1. ■ He is scheduled to be arraigned on Friday ugham County Circuit Court. Hunter W\T£... AH... JUDY. COULD to library The new law makes any student who is claimed as a dependent on parents' income I By CAROLYN FESSLER also be examined Monday on a fourth I PUT YOU O State News Staff Writer tax forms ineligible for food stamps. The only exception is if the parents are also rape 6 connection with the second If you are living with your sweetie, no eligible for food stamps and the student \ longer is there any need to wake up in a cold Sle(tec!^s from the Dept. of Public \ sweat in the middle of the night, fearful of a meets income program criteria. standards and all other beer/ i? invest'gative division had tfcall from Mom and Dad to a residence you "An average of about 1,100 students in cIiipc „ 'nS on ltle case since several V never see. itu pcre found after the first rape in the X; Thanks go to three MSU student entre¬ Ingham County have been getting food »u«ci Practice Building on Aug. \2. stamps," said Helen Reinhart of Michigan's preneurs, who have devised a way to end Dept. of Social Services. "But as of the end rlem,entS taken by police '"Seated that heer*Pist wearing white cloth V those sleepless nights. For only $20 a month of September, only about 300 students are a to cover Y^an East Lansing phone number and address part of the program." " uiliiino' JnocLked on a window the can be "rented" and used to ease the minds However, Reinhart added that more howfc threatened to kill a woman ^Vof either male or female cohabitators — and students are expected to be receiving food After (,prattl('in2 ""less she let him in. ^ their parents. stamps by the end of the year. the mm 6 m.an ,was 'et he held a knife E.G. McGuffie and Barbara Erickson will Before a student will be considered for ™es after th S \ ^ a"d raped her three provide a 24-hour answering service at their phone number complete with a food stamps, an affidavit must be obtained from his or her parents saying that the ^ reservoir of "stories" to tell parents who student is not claimed as a dependent. fe'"""dr*Pe'»»A»g. 29. occurred -• call. They have also made arrangements in It is also necessary for the student to their Fee Hall apartment for parental e knocked nWaS !"t0 Phlllips Hal1 when bring in receipts for all of the following: weekend visits. 1011112-30 m"8 ° a S'de doors lhere at •Tuition payments; , "There are three of us living here in a JrWto!Uw 'atCr'the ften the a man knocked on the S room withil> Phillips. 1 ■ ; four-person apartment so that we are underassigned by one person," they ex¬ •Pay stubs, items which wage statements and other can be used to determine ^^trinW!Srned' [unpoint. raped the he alledgedly woman at plained. "When one of our client's parents want to visit her at MSU she can move income; •Vehicle titles, property deeds or mort¬ some of her stuff into our apartment and gages and savings and checking account make it look like she's lived here all this passbooks; ,issued hy the Ingham •Rent and utility bills to verify household N^Hun, t0r\°ffiCe 0n Sept time." The women said that both males and expenses; 18 arrest J1' Vth the tw° He females have called since their three-line •Medical bills, insurance receipts and Evicted, Hun"! 7®* " Detr<>it' If advertisement appeared in Monday's State identification cards; fence. faces a Possible life f^News. The eyecatcher read "Living to-f •Letters announcing any loans or scholar /Wether? Need an East Lansing address for -» ships awarded. °m W',11 learn something / 0 (continued on page 9) Reinhart said new federal guidelines "taut, commanH eS; Said Mai°r Adam WA have forced local social service agencies to ^e o7eSer°ftheDPS- "» make more of an effort to enforce food 'night. Tha " n7npeopIe'"tothe halls stamp regulations. "^Ptionistsalocked (continued on page 12) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October l, 197 Post office to accept gripes WASHINGTON (AP) - Did Beginning today the Postal complaints written on the card Bailar's announcement came the top copy, the two cards can by a later vote, which ot, that package marked "fragile" Service is launching a program will get quick attention, the before the House voted Monday be separated. of the move arrive in your mailbox in a that will invite disgruntled Postal Service says. to revoke the Postal Service's One of the prepaid postal ents said Tj probably will seek next week ■ FBI opens new headquaters battered condition? Did this postal patrons to air their The new system will "let us financial independence as a cards goes to the local postmas¬ After five hours of detail month's girlie magazine arrive complaints. know, in a quick and simple result of dissatisfaction with ter. The other goes to the heavily critical of the Post dog-eared with the centerfold Unhappy customers will be way, about service problems," the way the service operates. Postal Service's Office of Con¬ Service, handlers of a WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford, joining in the torn out? able to obtain a "consumer Postmaster General Benjamin sweepir, The campaign "reflects our sumer Affairs in Washington. bill aimed at dedication of the FBI's new $126 million headquarters, called Now you can tell it to the service card" from post offices F. Bailar said in announcing the solving some of i3 feeling that the idea of good After acting on the com¬ problems gave up efforts fJ Tuesday for "renewed commitment to the rule of law in Post Office. and from letter carriers. The program. service must mean more than plaint, the local postmaster is to immediate passage. America and to the legal system that perpetuates freedom the speed of delivery. It explain on the reverse side of Among issues still w and justice." involves responsiveness and his copy of the card how the settled is whether the Ford went from the White House down understanding, too," Bailar in first class letter increa3 Pennsylvania problem was handled. Then he Avenue a short distance for the dedication of the huge J. French army aids wine crop said. The Postal Service decided is to mail his copy of the card to 10 cents to 13 cents, postage frJ the Postal Service, will planned bl Edgar Hoover Building, a structure the late FBI director on the national program after Washington. to 12 cents. be he J® reportedly considered an architectural monstrosity. Even in the confines of the new Army troops the world over have always been willing to trying out the consumer service Meanwhile, in Washington, The key vote came 0„ building, security for the card this summer in Arizona, the information from the other section of the _ President was unusually tight. Agents and help out local merchants by consuming large quantities of measure thai security officers their products—like wine, for instance. Illinois, Rhode Island and Mas¬ card is used to create an index would have changed the surrounded the platform where he spoke and were on sachusetts. of consumer satisfaction. The la for calculating the forml rooftop positions. But in France the armed forces have gone one step further. The number of complaints card allows not only for com¬ the federal amount They are helping winery owners harvest what is expected over the six-week test period in plaints but also for information treasury butes to supplement the contriL Boston teachers start classes to be one of the great vintages of the century. Because severe the four states was 9,890. In serfl hail storms swept thousands of acres in the Medoc and requests, suggestions and other vice's own revenues. Its the same period last year there comments. On Monday the effect would have been to raise Bordeaux regions, grapes began bursting a day before the were 7,473 complaints taken to House voted to deny the U.S. thl BOSTON (UPI) — Public school teachers returned to scheduled harvest and will rot if not collected within 36 hours. present subsidy of about $< classrooms postal officials by residents of Postal Service a proposed extra million to $2.6 billion. Tuesday, but their union leaders faced possible "It's natural that those states. we should be called in to help," $1.7-billion subsidy to cover its The House instead jail sentences on contempt charges in connection with the spokesman said. "Bordeaux and Medoc wines an army The consumer service card is losses and to cut back sharply adopted! 267-123, an amendment that bitter six day illegal strike. - national prestige." are a matter of a two-piece card, two postal the financial independence giv¬ nof Buses escorted by motorcycle police arrived at racially cards with carbon paper be¬ en the agency in 1970. only knocked formulas but would out all subsidy! desegregated schools for the resumption of classes without tween them. After filling out The action could be reversed Postal Service to remit all require thj incident. it] revenues to the general treasT ury and come to Congress Top officials seek feedback WASHINGTON (AP) - Vice President Nelson A. Protests grow over execu annually for authorizing and_ appropriating legislation tl fund it. I Rockefeller and other top government officials will tour the Congress abolished the olJ Post Office Dept. in country to get grass - roots views of domestic policy, the creating the autonomous 197oJ serl of five White House said earlier this week. killers vice with a rate commissioij Rockefeller, Cabinet members and other federal officials will tour six cities beginning next month to conduct sessions on economic recovery, resource day - long development and in that could set the cost < stamps and authority to it own revenues. handle! Annual the environment, social policies and community develop¬ MADRID (AP) - A police¬ Spanish Foreign Minister Ped¬ the December 1973 assassina¬ subsidies were provided to hel J died Tuesday of wounds days, beginning at midnight A package found taped to the cover the costs of ment. man ro Cortina Mauri at the United tion of Premier Luis Carrero handling m from a holdup blamed on Wednesday. window of Spain's Iberia Air¬ that does not pay its own During morning sessions, the federal officials will hear Nations in New York. A senior Blanco. The Austrian government way.1 lines office in downtown Boston testimony from witnesses on federal policy then question Basque separatist guerillas a- American official has said Kis¬ Besides Mugica, 10 other also joined the dozen or more them about their views. mid growing tension in Spain, singer was chiefly concerned Basques were accused in the countries which had already exploded in the hands of a Rep. Bill Alexander, D-Ark.,1 as well as passer-by who tried to open it, who offered the amendment,! In the afternoon, the continuing protests about possible weakening of Carrero Blanco assassination, called their Madrid ambassa¬ Washington group will divide into abroad, over the government's Western security caused by but only one — Pedro Ignacio and stones were thrown said, "Maybe Congress can't! four panels to conduct discussions with local dors home for consultations. representatives execution of five convicted po¬ through the windows of the run the post office, but it can'tl Spain's rising isolation because Perez Beotegui, another ETA The mayor of Ankara, Turkey, on specific issues. lice killers. of the executions. hero Spanish Embassy in Canberra, do any worse than the Posta^ — is in police hands. Police ordered electricity and water at Premier Carlos Arias Navar¬ Australia. Service is doing ... the recorcj There were also protests and sources claim he "sang" under the Spanish Embassy cut off for is Chancellor to meet with Ford ro prepared to go on to address the nation. And in television strikes in Spain itself, mostly in interrogation, betraying many a week to express what he said At the same time, the gov¬ replete with management — overruns, i the classic o the three independence-minded comrades. ernment mustered were the feelings of the city's a show of vertones of government apparent support for the re¬ Basque provinces in the north. Basques concluded Tuesday a i two million residents. support for Franco. management." WASHINGTON (AP) — West German Chancellor Helmut gime, scores of young Span¬ Communists, Trotskyites, 48-hour general strike sup¬ Schmidt will meet Friday with President Ford at the White iards took to the Madrid streets Maoists and other militant Left¬ ported, the government in cars and motorbikes, ists House, it was announced Tuesday. honking were prominent in West claimed, by less than 10 per horns and tossing handbills Schmidt will be in this country to make a dinner European street protests cent of the labor force in the speech in exhorting people to gather against the executions by the three New York before the U.S. Council of the northern provinces, International before the national palace Wed¬ Chamber of Commerce On right-wing Franco government. which have a population of Thursday. nesday to "show our indigna¬ But official protests came from three million. No violence was No further details of the tion" at foreign protests. meeting were given. Pope Paul VI and from anti- reported. The death of one of Communist twy governments, Mexico* which cut off ^|1 policemen wounded in thfe many led by democrtitic Social¬ transport aftd commercial con¬ $600,000 robbery at a govern¬ ists who have opposed Franco nections with Spain after the ment benefits office Monday in since his 1936-39 civil war executions and called for its Barcelona raised to 19 the num¬ victory. international isolation, lost a ber of policemen killed in The Franco government was bid Tuesday to get the UN political violence since January reported continuing with plans 1974. Security Council to meet on to try 15 other Basques on suspending the Franco govern¬ A tough, new anti-terrorist terrorist charges, and legal ment from the world body. The law adopted by the regime of sources predicted at least three majority of the 15 council 82-year-old Generalissimo would get the death penalty. members "did not regard the Francisco Franco requires the Their lawyers said the courts- council as an appropriate for¬ death penalty for persons con¬ martial could begin early next um" to take up the question, a Refugees ask to return home victed of killing policemen. week. They had earlier pre¬ UN spokesman said after closed The firing squad executions dicted the proceedings would consultations. WASHINGTON (AP) — With President Ford's Saturday of five approval, men — two begin this week. In Brussels, trade union 1,600 Vietnamese refugees on Guam will be sent back to Basques and three members of A government It's be kind to feet week. spokesman groups said plans were taking their homeland aboard a Vietnamese an urban guerilla group said only that the cases were in ship now anchored in — shape for work stoppages and Celebrate in Dexter's Apra harbor, it was learned Tuesday. brought an international out¬ the hands of investigating ma¬ demonstrations across the Eur¬ Though the Communist government has not said directly cry, including demonstrations, gistrates and that justice would opean Common Market area in shoe. A whole new way of that the refugees will be attacks on Spanish embassies, take its course. accepted, U.S. officials are known work stoppages and the recall continuing protest. In Copen¬ walking for just to be very hopeful. The 15 Basques — five of more than a dozen ambas¬ wo¬ hagen, Danish transport work¬ men and 10 men, The refugees wanting to go home ore among the 130,000 including ers voted to halt all traffic land, Vietnamese and Cambodians who fled Indochina with the sadors from Madrid. U.S. Secretary of State Spain's top guerilla leader, Jose Mugica Arregui — are all sea and air to Spain for two *26°° help of U.S. forces after the Communists assumed control last spring. A few hundred others who settled in the United States also Henry A. Kissinger planned to raise the issue of the executions at an afternoon meeting with members of ETA or Basque Land and Liberty. Mugica, a Basque folk hero, is accused in BOOIERY want to return, U.S. officials said. 225 E. Grand River d by the students of Michi >nd Spring school terms, t versity every I. Lansing, Mich. Gunmen still holding hostages and a special Welcome Week edition is > is $20 per year. published ii Second class postage paid at I Jst Lansing, Mich. Editorial and business offices at 34! LONDON Student Services Bldg.. Mich niversity, East Lansing, Michigan. 48824. M-S 9:30-6:00 (AP) — A woman member of the Black Postmaster: Please send fo care ol MSU Liberation Front told three gunmen besieged in the Messenger Serv Thurs. 9:30-9:00 basement of a restaurant Tuesday that they had been disowned by the immigrant organization and should free their six Italian hostages and give themselves up. News Editoriol The woman, reportedly a friend of the CANON DEMO! gunmen known as Classified Ads Sister Yemmi, said they had no chance of escaping the police net around the downtown restaurant or of being flown out of Britain. The gunmen, identified as two West Indians and a Nigerian, ignored her pleas as the siege went into its third day. NOTICE Hungarian jet crashes; kills 60 Applications are being sought for BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — A Hungarian jetliner with 60 faculty and student members for the persons reported aboard crashed into a shark infested area - Board of Directors of the State News. of the Mediterranean off the Lebanese coast early Tuesday, leaving no survivors. Airport officials said the The bylaws of the State News Corpora¬ passenger list carried the names of 35 Arabs and 15 foreigners, at least one of them tion thought to provide that the Board shall be be an American. There were 10 Hungarian crew members. composed of two faculty members, two CANON TX CANON FTb professional members and four students. with 1.8 LENS Eritrean rebels holding four Terms are for two years each. *18500 with 1.8 LENS *225°° ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) — Intensive, discreet The Board meets diplomacy is believed going on in Middle East capitals in an effort to obtain the release of four Americans held monthly to act upon corporate policy matters of the State Eritrean rebels in northern Ethiopia. by News. Editorial content of the State CANON'S FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE AT OUR The American Embassy in Addis Ababa said News nothing had is the been heard of the men since a spokesman for the Eritrean responsibility of the editor-in-chief. EAST LANSING STORE FROM Liberation Front (ELF) said two weeks ago that they were 12-5 FRIDAY OCT. 3 AND captives of the ELF. Candidates are asked to write their OUR FRANDOR STORE FROM The ELF demanded U.S. withdrawal from the Kagnew qualifications, work history and 12-5 SAT. OCT. 4. communications base outside Asmara, the capital of Eritrea a des¬ province; cessation of U.S. arms supplies to Ethiopia and cription of their reasons for desiring to compensation for damage done to Eritrea and the Eritreans serve on the Board to Gerald H. by U.S. weapons used by the Ethiopian government. General Manager, State News, Coy, Meanwhile, Ethiopia's military rulers took over and closed Inc., 345 all elementary schools foreigners. Monday except those operated by Student Services Building. LINNS CAMERA SHOP "HOME OF THE LIFETIME GUARANTEE" Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 1,1975 3 HUD stymies East Lansing effort to obtain funds for rent aid plan By RALPH FRAMMOLINO rent or live either in substand¬ for families denied initially, they may be vacancy rate. East Lansing's living in already State News Staff Writer ard or overcrowded housing. able to get the funds for vacancy rate is only 2 per cent. existing buildings, however, Municipal efforts to get fed¬ The housing assistance plan A HUD spokesman said that does not kill the possibility that existing housing if they provide eral financial assistance to fami¬ would pick up the rent tab for a 6 per cent vacancy rate is a the city will get rental payment more information to the lies to help pay their rent — anything over 26 per cent of the standard criterion for at least assistance for families that agency. including those in University eligible family's annual income, two reasons. The agency deems would eventually inhabit facili¬ "If you use the program a married housing — are being as long as the housing is it important that eligible famil¬ ties now under construction. little differently, you have to frustrated. standard. For example, if a ies be given the opportunity to document your case," the Radway said that East Lan¬ The city of East Lansing is family's annual income amount¬ "shop around" for adequate sing's chance for getting new spokesman said. "We usually tangling with the Dept. of ed to $6,000 and its rent costs housing, hopefully alleviating buildings, however, is a slim say if you can document your Housing and Urban Develop¬ were $2,000 annually, HUD the problem of living in sub¬ one at best. He cited two case, we will go with assistance ment (HUD) to obtain funds for would pay $500. standard housing. reasons for his pessimism. for families in existing build¬ an estimated 3,820 families in Another for the 6 per "We have a small amount of But East Lansing families are reason ings. the area to help them meet rent vacant land to develop," Rad¬ facing exemption from assis¬ cent figure is that any area with East Lansing City Manager payments. tance because too many people a vacancy rate below that way said, "and the cost of John Patriarche and Communi¬ The city tried to get the would be considered a "tight are living in available housing. developing the lands we have, ty Development coordinator funds after the Housing and rental market" and HUD feels the high tax rate and general Adrian Berry will go to HUD in Community Development Act Scott Radway, director of that federal assistance would cost of construction would Detroit and present the city's became law last year, which East Lansing's planning depart¬ drive up rental prices in the make rent higher here than any case sometime next week. embodies a housing assistance ment, said that plans for HUD area. of the surrounding area." to aid families living in 100 plan, in an effort on the part of Radway said, however, that Radway justified his concern the federal government to aid existing buildings this year are of the 3,820 eligible families, with rent rates in the surround¬ low-income families. stalled because the city does only 450 live in substandard ing area with the fact that if Hart released HUD requires that East Lan¬ not have a large enough va¬ housing. new dwellings were con¬ sing families must make less cancy rate. The choke-off of funds for than $9,000 a year in order to Radway said that HUD families in existing dwellings structed, East Lansing would be forced to compete for HUD from Bethesda be eligible for aid. The family would offer assistance to famil¬ also precludes any decision by funds with other communities must also be paying over 25 per ies in existing dwellings if the MSU officials whether or not to cent of their annual income for city had over 6 per cent allow the federal program to in Ingham County. He felt that after surgery a any chance to get assistance for include married housing. families would be nullified by WASHINGTON (UPI) - Though the city included 1,700 the high rates because HUD Sen. Philip A. Hart, D-Mich., residents of married housing in could help more people with the $54,000 ransom frees the eligible family estimate and same amount of money in a district with lower rent rates. has been temporarily released from Bethesda Naval Hospital projected aid for the married but will return in several weeks housing units, the go-ahead The city can compete for, at to begin therapy for cancer, his GM exec and family would have to University. come from the most, financial assistance for 200 new living units. office announced Tuesday. Hart returned home to con¬ "Last spring, the administra¬ Another problem faces the tinue recuperation from recent ANN ARBOR (UPI) - Three men seized a General Motors tive staff of the city of East city even if they were to get lung surgery. A growth re¬ executive, his wife and three sons, held them overnight and freed Lansing met with the admin¬ funds for new dwellings. moved from Hart's lung during them Tuesday only after receiving a reported $54,000 ransom. istrative staff of MSU," Rad¬ The city's housing commis¬ the surgery was noncancerous. way said. "There was no posi¬ sion would have to be stream¬ But a cancerous growth was The executive, William E. Schulenberg, 48, works manager at tion (on the federal funding) lined to fit the state regula¬ removed from Hart's arm in the GM Hydra-matic division in Yspilanti, his wife Ruth and his taken by the University." tions. Currently the commis¬ sons, aged 11,15 and 16 were not harmed. August and tests have contin¬ Radway said that if the sion is not in accordance with ued to determine the primary There were reports that GM paid thfe ransom, but Schulenberg University did receive monies, state law and, by HUD regula¬ source of cancer. told newsmen that he raised the money with the help of friends it would have to follow an anti¬ tions, could not handle the A decision on the type of SN photo/Dan Shutt and GM denied it paid the ransom. discrimination format and open funds for administrating such a therapy to be used when Hart The FBI did not immediately enter the because it said it the married housing units to returns to the hospital will be It's not Eliza Doolittle or Peter Cottontail, it's just one of the girls from the case program. was not sure the case fell under federal kidnap law but State Police nonstudents also. A HUD spokesman said that determined during his stay at Horticulture Gardens, With fall in the air and temperatures climbing the said they are seeking three men. HUD's denial for assistance even though the city was home, his office said. cleanup work in the gardens isn't so unpleasant. open thursday and friday nights until nine ■ T. , | , • "Extraordinary Tipster contacted, search : COOKBOOKS HOW TO [renewed for Hoffa's body DETROIT (AP) - Contact The spokesman also said the that the informant had pro¬ OCCULT-OUTDOORS MYSTERIES §ELF HELP SPORTS -GAMES A HOBBIES I was reestablished Monday with subcommittee believes the tip¬ vided subcommittee investiga¬ LEISURE TIME FICTION 1 a mysterious underworld in- ster's source is being held by tors with a map, prepared by a Iformant who says he knows top underworld figures until second informant, which was I where the body of ex-Teamster investigators find Hoffa's body. supposed to lead authorities to I president James R. Hoffa is Some law enforcement officials Hoffa's body. I buried, investigators said. believe Mafia kingpins are try¬ Squads of state police and I FBI agents spent the weekend ing to help solve the Hoffa SEE OUR SALE TABLE mystery in order to ease pres¬ I digging in a swampy field 25 sure by federal investigators. 1 miles north of Detroit for the Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D- I remains of Hoffa after receiving CAMPUS BOOK STORE Wash., chairman of the investi¬ I information from the tipster. gations subcommittee, told a I Though nothing was found, news conference in Washington I officials said they still had Across From The Student Union Building I confidence in the informer's 131 E.GRAND RIVER | information. HOURS: 9- 5:30, MON • SAT William B. Gallinaro, a Sen- I ate subcommittee investigator, I said he re-established contact I with the informant Monday dozens of keyboard commands I after a 12-hour hiatus. I Investigators say they gave including the functions most I the informant a list of questions used by scientists and 1 relating to the exact location of I the body and were waiting for engineers. 8-address- I the answers before proceeding able memories plus | again. In Washington, a register arithmetic. spokesman I the Senate subcommittee on Just 2.7"x5.1" for I permanent investigations said I the tipster is getting his infor- quick, easy I mation from one of three men handling. $195 JI who Hoffa, are said to have buried Hewlett-Packard 21, scientific pocket calculator performs the full range of scientific functions plus full register arithmetic. It has Degree/ Radian mode selection and capability. Lets you Presents We|eoit\e (o 0[dfeWcH^ select either scientific notation or fixed decimal o "pleasant cafe" rhar features the display. With auto¬ The Latest finest in soups, sandwiches, salads, matic memory and beer and wine. 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The real FBI or was it Harry 0? on "The Streets of San Francisco." What shows do kidnapers watch after Was Sara Jane Moore a character in they're caught? The news programs Cannon" or did she really try to or the crime dramas? shoot the President of the United Are would - be killers jealous of States? Charles Manson? Do they envy Miss Reality and unreality blend into one. There doesn't seem to be much Fromme's TV exposure? Do they dream they will be the next ones difference between the Lynette Fromme we see on "Eyewitness News" and the sick hippy we watch ]buAu grinning in the kleig lights that press against their police escorts? on "Hawaii Five-O." Or do they pretend they're shoot¬ What do the crazy people do when Has President Ford seen too many ing it out with Charles Bronson on the they're not out in the streets aiming John Wayne movies on TV? "ABC Friday Night Movie." guns at people? Do they sit home and I know I heard that a woman had watch television? Do they fantasize If I can't tell the real events from her .44 taken away from her and in 12 that S.W.A.T. has their house sur¬ the fictional ones, how can they? hours she was able to purchase a .38. rounded or that the FBI's Efrem But what show did I see it on? Was it Maybe there is no such thing as a real Zimbalist Jr. is hunting them in a event any more. Maybe there's no the "Today" program or could it have fiction. Then what is it we're watch¬ helicopter? been on "Baretta?" Do they identify with the people ing and what is it doing to us? who Where are all the future Oswalds are trying to kill McCloud or the And if it's doing it to us, what is it ones who are trying to rape Angie and Arthur Bremmers now? Do they Dickinson in "Police Woman?" have color TV or are they watching in doing to them—those lonely, frustrat¬ ed people sitting in their dingy rooms When did John Chancellor go off black and white? the air and "Mod Squad" go on? There fondling the .22s, .38s and .45s and Was it Petrocelli, Ironside, Perry whatever else they bought in the must have been a commercial break Mason or Patty hearst's lawyer I saw store last week? somewhere. Did I see a bank robbery last night saying his client had been The National Rifle Assn. spokes¬ on the six o'clock news or was it on brainwashed? man said on Mike Wallace's show that "Barbary Coast?" Was it the lady in "The Rookies" who had a .45 in her They showed guns don't kill people—people kill a gun on television hand or did I watch her on Harry that could shoot poison darts and kill people. Or did I see that on "Kojak?" Reasoner? For the life of me, I can't re¬ someone in 15 seconds. I think Dan Who writes the news shows; who member. Schorr talked about it—but them writes the crime dramas? Are they again it could have been on "Mission: the same people? (c) 1975, Los Angeles Times) Impossible." The Boston Globe is posi¬ Everett Dirksen, Roman Hru- The Court of Appeals in New the Soviets resumed theirs: The Boston Globe, which power of his imagination, which tively shimmering with pleas¬ ska, Kenneth Keating, Norris York upheld a jury verdict for "Are you to go down in history gave its readers the impression has led to basic contributions in ure over the award given by Cotton. the New York Daily news, sued as one of the most immoral men that President Ford was right¬ such diverse fields as structural President Ford to Professor by Linus Pauling for calling him of all times and one of the chemistry and the nature of The editors of the Herald ing great historical wrongs a- Linus Pauling. The writers call Communist greatest enemies of the human chemical bonding, molecular bi¬ Tribune also should share in the a sympathizer. gainst Dr. Pauling, did not their editorial "Tardy Honor" Judge Friendly, in his opinion, race?" And Pauling's support of bother to give the citation on ology, immunology and the honor. In an editorial in the 60s and they speak in it of the said in effect that M.S. Arnoni's publication the Medal of Science, this nature of genetic diseases." If surveying the so belated recognition by the they said "The Linus Paulings evidence a jury which compared President President Ford gives William of the world have made could reason¬ authority on Linus Pauling G President of Dr. Pauling's "con¬ . . . Boston tribution to society" which goes "further than his accomplish themselves not only nuisances, but dangerous nuisances." Life ably conclude that Dr. Pauling was that: pathizer. a Communist sym¬ Kennedy adversely to Hitler and described kennedy as a "bully who knows himself to be called down to the White House and got it. It reads in its entirety: 'To Linus C. Pauling, Shockley one of those Science Medals, will the Globe write that this vindicates his genetic ments in either chemistry or a bully." for the extraordinary scope and theses? politics." Why was the honor belated? now wrong Because Dr. Pauling "was considered a dangerous radical "My dear friends on the Boston Globe have The — even a Communist sympa¬ never before referred to me so matter-of-factly thizer — by such authorities as Sen. Joseph McCarthy,Herbert as an "authority, "and I really do appreciate it." TRANSCENDENTAL historical A. Philbrick, Louis Budenz and William Buckley." My dear friends on the MEDITATION W />?V Boston Globe have never before referred to me so matter-of- Magazine's editors also deserve credit. When the Nobel Com¬ We authorities were influenced by on the subject Program Pauling's factly as an "authority," and I mittee gave Pauling its peace organizational affiliations, of As Taught By Maharishi Mahesh Yogi about Pa really do appreciate it. But candor requires that I share the prize, the editors denounced the choice as "A Weird Insult course, but also by other things. By his telegram to honor, however belatedly, with from Norway." President Kennedy denouncing others. Kennedy's Cuban missile crisis In 1961, the Senate's Internal In New York alone, the Wall ultimatum as "horrifying," Security Subcommittee issued Street Journal, The World Tel¬ recklessly militaristic," "war¬ an extensive report on the activities of Linus Pauling. The egram and Sun, the Mirror and the Daily News Daily like." We noticed it when he said about President Truman, INTRODUCTORY LECTURES explain Me benefits, report concluded: "Dr Pauling remarked similarly on the ac for deciding to proceed with has figured as the No. 1 tivities of Linus Pauling . \nd it nuclear testing as necessary, research and Mechanics of the Transcendental Meditation technique scientific namt in . irtually vasn't just Americans who that Truman was irrational, every major activity of the were authorities on Linus Paul ignorant, unscrupulous or any Communist peace offensive in ing's activities. The Australian combination of each.' And we EVERY WEDNESDAY IuM PM C 305 WELLS this country. He has partici¬ Consolidated Press during that noticed the telegram he sent to pated in many international period said about him that President Kennedy on March 3, STUDENTS INT.MEDITATION SOCIETV J" P.M. 334 Bessey 351-7729 organizations and international though no one doubted his 1962, denouncing him for re¬ conferences sponsored by the scientific ability, in fact "he is suming nuclear testing after Communist peace offensive. In the very model of the fellow his statements and his atti¬ traveler of the type who will¬ tudes, Dr. Pauling has dis¬ ingly adds respectability to played a consistent pro-Soviet Communist frauds. He signs bias." Communist petitions, he speaks That report was accepted from Communist platforms, he hearty unanimously by: Senators has his speeches published by James Eastland, Estes Ke- Communist presses. He has, fauver, Olin Johnson, John however, never been heard to McClellan, Sam Ervin, John say one word of criticism ... of Carroll, Thomas Dodd, Philip Soviet terrorism or of the lack Hart, Edward Long, William of freedom for Soviet scien¬ Blakely, Alexander Wiley, tists." HHnr- wine by the glass, litre, or half litre Tlie Michigan Stale Network is Accepting Applications for: J)ooLey's 'Promotions Director 'Continuity Director WEDNESDAY ^ •Program Producer •Asst. to Network General Mgr. coney island 15C Appl icatioiiK available from 12-5 Hm. 8 Student Services ? 6-8=30 MUGGERS NIGHT,too live folk Beautiful, Authentic American MUGS price entertainment nitely (never a cover) INDIAN 8-11 JEWELRY ar9e collection . . . now playing: r„ jewelry 0n all 50% ROYAL ^ cold at AMERICAN Ires 7 a refreshing Un|verslUj Inn (**J" SHOWMEN stein of beer j 100 Trowbridge Rd°m Sor\,0/3-2pm'P.m. --1^ 10/4,10/51 "o-m-tpn. (thurs.Troll Night!) J 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Hunting documentary pondered in broadcast| By KATHY ESSELMAN even before the original docu¬ Autumn," much of it coming look at the effects and reactions State New Reviewer mentary was broadcast. Reports" would include graph¬ many careers of alleged com¬ The arguments presented in ing for weekends on end to* from hunters and hunting inter¬ television documentary can ic "Echoes of the Guns of Au¬ The a hunting sequences which munist sympathizers and "Echoes" and in New York their quota of deer, reasons for this unique ests. The broadcast had become freeze tk tumn," shown on CBS TV last produce," he said. were not for the squeamish. "pinko liberals" in the '50s. A Times articles concentrated on game and use the meat for - Sunday, explored reactions to reassessment, which followed the documentary by less than a somewhat controversial even The most immediate effects Hunting enthusiasts contact¬ couple of years ago the episode the accuracy of this portrayal. next 2 the controversial "CBS Re¬ month was given by Bill Leo¬ before its air date. Because of of the broadcast preceeded the ed sponsors to protest the concerning "maud's" abortion The points raised were: Did year. "Guns" did not Admitting tj. ports" program, "The Guns of that and because of the very air date of "The Guns of placement of their commercials fully present al nard, CBS News senior vice was pulled from many stations Drasnin stage his scenes of aspects of the Autumn," which was broadcast personal and highly charged Autumn." Sportsmen protested in the documentary. All but one due to pressure from anti- hunting commn president. feelings about the subject, we the planned documentary to slaughter? And was this an ity is not to admit that Sept. 5. The decision to produce sponsor, Block Drugs, with¬ abortion groups. accurate portrayal of the hunt¬ tl "There has been unusual think this broadcast presents program's producer was wror a reflective sequel was made CBS, after "TV Guide" indicat¬ drew from the broadcast. All er and the sport of speculation about "The Guns of us with a unique opportunity to ed that the companies and their adver¬ This pressure and fear of hunting in Drasnin took an upcoming "CBS this country? an edit tising agencies refused to dis¬ pressure scare broadcasters, position and supported it cuss the reasons for their and paralyze network news accurate information. The \ MARIAH FINANCIALLY STRONG, VIABLE decision with Charles Colling- departments. After an investi¬ The consensus of opinion point endorsed by the NRA wood of CBS News in the gative NBC documentary on reflected in "Echoes", which expressed every week on 1 sequel "Echoes of the Guns of the conditions of migrant labor¬ was produced by Russ Bentley, American Sportsman" and Autumn," which ran without ers in Florida in indicated that the sequences local and syndicated Coffeehouse ready for new a camp sportint commercials. organized by Coca-Cola Inc., Drasnin included in "Guns" shows. The 90 minutes 0| season It is a time-honored tradition in this country for special the soft-drink company pro¬ tested to NBC and then trans¬ were accurate and reflected the non-ethics of the "slob hunter." "Guns" measures gainst the hundreds pitiably of TV a. By MARTY SOMMERNESS Jim Fleming, a McDonel Hall year, Frumkin said. That made interest groups to protest by ferred their account to the However, it did not reflect the segments devoted to State News Reviewer friends and unwind while they bringing other networks. A CBS investi¬ attitudes of the responsible each fall, and the hunting grad advisor," said Jeff Frum- the coffeehouse venture "be¬ listen to an informal concert, pressure on newspa¬ prime time When the doors to McDonel gation of commercials produced hunters who go into the state shows and movies kin, current advisor of Mariah. come structurally pers, magazines, television and Hall kiva open next Wednesday more sol¬ has housed Mariah perform¬ radio stations by convincing forests very early in the morn¬ extolling thij Frumpkin said ASMSU loan¬ vent." ances of musicians like John by Irv Drasnin (who was also manly art. evening, Oct. 8, for Mariah ed Mariah its initial funds. Only $1,800 lost sponsors and advertising agen¬ producer for "The Guns of Coffeehouse's season premier was by Stewart, Loudon Wainright III cies'to withdraw their accounts ASMSU Pop Entertainment Mariah during the 1974-75 year, Autumn") ran without commer¬ and Michael Murphey. concert with French violinist funded the coffeehouse when from the network or station in cial Frumkin said. He added that Campion said Mariah had interruption, interestingly Jean-Luc Ponty, a campus in¬ Fleming became director of the the coffeehouse's personnel was question. Boycotts and letter- enough. 20th CENTURY-FOX stitution will have proved its Union Activities Board experienced "no problems at writing campaigns constitute viability in spite of empty cashboxes and small audiences the 1973-74 school year, "since during now wiser. a year older and a year all" in dealing with the Mc¬ Donel residence hall personnel legitimate expression of public The National Rifle (NRA), shooting groups and Assn. ; jsmmnwrajaw. it was thought that Mariah "Mariah is not designed to in relation to the opinion. When people disa¬ that plagued it during forma¬ should be run by the man who make a profit — it provides a low-key gree or feel offended by a hunters opposed the editorial tive years. gatherings. station or network stance they stance taken by Drasnin in originated it." service. It's up to Pop Enter¬ The two Ponty programs "We're financially strong," The coffeehouse lost several should express themselves. "The Guns of Autumn". The tainment to provide the profit," Oct. 8 will open with blues and said Tom Campion, student thousand program stirred bitter contro¬ dollars during the Frumkin said. "If Mariah makes director of the Associated Stu¬ 1973-74 school year for a vari¬ ragtime guitarist John Miller Too often, however, this le¬ versy by sequences featuring $200, they're doing great, if who rarely plays anywhere but dents of MSU (ASMSU) Pop gitimate means of protest has so-called "slob hunters" shoot¬ ety of reasons, Frumkin said. they lose $200, they're doing New York City, been manipulated by ill-inten¬ Entertainment-affiliated group. Mariah was moved back to Campion said. ing down bears in a garbage great." "He's really a flashy guitar tioned or misguided men to "Everything's going to con¬ the administrative auspices of The McDonel kiva, where 450 dump, hunting with the help of tinue." player. He's got a finger- bend the public airwaves to two-way radios and taking six Pop Entertainment and the people often congregate in the picking style that's an ana¬ their Mariah was started in Janu¬ own narrow interests. shots to down a relatively tame performance area of McDonel evening to drink wine, smoke a chronism in itself," ary of 1973 "in the mind of one kiva during the 1974-75 school Campion Anti-communists terminated deer. cigaret or two, talk to their added. Craft Lessons offered MSU SKI CLUB : are lsl for Fall Term meeting TONIGHT 7:30-109 Antheny Dry Flower Arranging Macrame LAST CHANCE TO SIGN i Bridge Held in the Union and in Married WILLIAM PETER BLATTY'S UP FOR FREE Housing (Discounts available for Married Housing THE EXORCIST DISNEY WORLD TRIP I iStudents) Sign up. 4 Snowy & the Seven Dwarfs — Snow world-acclaimed official White gets tainted by 7 dwarfs dance company from the No. 5 The Unsatisfied Wife — her cures for bad loneliness are Gateway to South America. most unique No. 6 Sex Machines "The brilliant success of the — Technology & Lust make a bizarre combination Ballet de Colombia was without No. 7 Jolly Roger — a French cartoon, a wild combination of precedent at our festival." E.I SqJ, Madrid-August, I975, pain ft blasphemy Nq. 8 The Good Girl — when she was good she was very good Tickets on sale NOW at the Union but when she was bad she was dynamite Public: $6.50,5.50,4.00 MSU students: $3.25, 2.75, 2.00 O PLUS O For group rates, call 355-6686 A short film so extraordinarily bizarre that the copy acceptability standard of this newspaper will not permit Beal JETHRO TUMb Film Group to print either the title or its subject matter. We've got It ft it's absolutely uncut, you won't believe this you've see it I even after Ocfc.l2fcfe, 7pi«, JenisoR SHOWTIME: 7:00 - 8:30 - 10:00 ADMISSION: <2* *550 *6S0 "Detroit over 30 club" 16-12 on Chapter of Lansing will offer a Stengel, inducted into the National There will be a women's That student must come to 220 Jenison Fieldhouse between water League expansion Sunday. 8 safety instructor retraining course for students and staff. Hall of Fajne when he was 76, team, set records for defeats. touch football team representa¬ a.m. and 5 p.m. and provide the name and There'wiD be a meeting with policy number of, had tives' meeting at 8 p.m. tonight films, for anybody interested in their insurance company. Also, freshmen must bring a copy of The meetings will be held from 13 and 14 in Jenison Fieldhouse. 1^10 p.m. Oct. 0 and 7,and Oct. field manager. Yet he was just 1949 to 1960, Stengel directed the New York Yan- in 137 Women's IM his or her orientation profile sheet and Bldg. Any playing rugby at 7:30 p.m. upperclassmen should as famous for his women's football team can bring a copy of their last term grades. splintered kees to 10 American League Thursday in 215 Men's Intra¬ There will be a slight fee to cover books and syntax, his grizzled counte- films. 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Secret Service protection never Laurel, Md." where an er been described as hav¬ tection. receives J regu¬ wait of three to four hours once lations, the state Inspector Coupons worth $48 are the during their campaigns attempt was made on his ing reservations about it. Protection for a person is inside the office. most that one person can get presi, General's office has a staff of and were asked if they life during the 1972 cam¬ A Bentsen aide said the Appointments are not used for one month under the pres¬ wanted agents assigned to Texas senator would pre¬ investigators with four of them paign. scheduled based at the Dept. of Social because the department is able to handle more cases without ent guidelines. The cost of a $48 coupon would range from them, a Treasury Dept. Sanford, rejecting the fer not to have it, and to but the date begin was jj; Services offices. Reinhart said the depart¬ them. nothing to $38, depending on Dem hop spokesman said. Alabama Gov. George offer, said he considered such protection for him probably would reply to Macdonald that he does not up) to Oct 1 by a sional mow con^ ment Once the income arid hardship of the Wallace said earlier in the "unecessary and an undue want the bodyguards. two advisory board 2 was getting 2,300 fewer a student clears all the recipient. attempts were J cases of all kinds per month as a procedural hurdles and the day that he would accept burden on the taxpayers." The Secret Service pro¬ «tt» life „f result of the crackdown. application is accepted, an "au¬ "We want students and oth¬ ers who need food stamps to offered such an offer. Former North Carolina Gov. Terry The $100,000 figure, which is calculated by the tection, if accepted, could take effect Wednesday. "We are just trying to keep thorization to purchase" card come in and apply for them," those who and identification card Sanford declined the pro¬ Federal Election Commis¬ If a candidate accepts Macdonald said3 are ineligible from an are Reinhart said. "The idea is still ti°n will be Protet. getting aid," she said. Even a person who meets all sent to the student. These cards are used to purchase food to give aid to those who need it." for protecti tection, said Asst. Trea- ury Secretary David Mac- sion, qualifies the candi¬ date for matching federal the offer of protection, at least two agents will travel automatical!, provided beginning wj of the requirements for donald. funds. with him and his immedi¬ nesday for any of the getting food stamps will find that the Macdonald said he in¬ The other candidates en¬ ate Democrats who has family. application process takes a formed the six candidates titled to protection were Several other Democra specifically refused pro- while to complete. After all the Meal program needs helpers of their rights to protection identified as: Sen. Henry tic tection. presidential hopefuls necessary forms and state¬ after the Federal Election M. Jackson, D-Wash.; Rep. apparently still are short of Macdonald said ments are gathered, the Commission reported they Morris K. Udall, D-Ariz.; raising the required funds. th«t appli¬ Nobody should have to start hall or at the Office of Black when and if the cant must go to the Dept. of the day without breakfast, es¬ Affairs in 308 Student Services had raised at least $100,000 Sen. Lloyd M. Bentsen, They are: Sargent Shriver, commission reports election Social Services in Lansing. pecially little tykes in elemen¬ apiece in campaign funds. D-Tex.; and former Gov. former Sen. Fred R. Harris other Bldg. Anyone can help. candidates have raiw The doors there open at 7 Wallace accepted the of¬ Jimmy Carter, also a Dem¬ of Oklahoma and Gov. Mil¬ tary school. a.m. and the line to get inside The free breakfast program, a "All that's needed is time and willingness to give," said one fer, saying the Secret Ser¬ ocrat. ton Shapp of Pennsylvania. $100,000 in funds they will be campZ has formed hours before that in sponsored by the Office of volunteer. vice was "a very profes¬ Spokesmen for Jackson Macdonald said only one for protection. eligible the past. Black Affairs, is seeking stu¬ However, Reinhart said the dent volunteers to man the lines are not as long as they serving line in the West Side CITY OF EAST LANSING used to be. Drop-In Center in Lansing "We've been getting about 40 once again. REGISTRATION OF VOTERS applicants per day," she said. 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I The office of the City Clerk will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 | p.m. Monday through Friday; also, the office will be open on on weekdays I Monday, October 6, 1975, from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Till midnight Fridays & Saturdays CHANGE OF ADDRESS 0 Change of address from " one location to another within the city timits of East Lansing should be reported to the City Clerk either in ' person or by mail telephone until OCTOBER 6, 1975. WHOPPERS 59' or NO | CHANGE OF ADDRESS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER OCTOBER | 6, 1975. WITH COUPON | If a registered voter changes his address from one city or | township to another city or township, he must register with the NORMALLY 79' 4 Clerk in his new location. Limit: 2 per person with coupon YOU MUST BE REGISTERED TO VOTE Offer Good Oct. 1 thru Oct. 3 | Dated: September 26, 1975 Once Again It's Savings Time At Disc Shop Fleetwood Mac - All Eight Albums *3" per LP "Kiln House" All from Warner Bros, and all at the Disc Shop! *Disc Shop m 323 I. Grand River 351-5380 „ state News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 1,1975 1 3 125,000 offered JHINGTON (AP)- A White House spokesman said Ford had not been appris¬ and his training," said Burke. for Ford's life Senate subcommittee on Trea¬ Service has more than doubled, Two San Francisco policemen STATE DISCOUNT 21 I E Next to GRAND RIVER Spoftsmnsfoi lupon President Fords ed at the time of the $25,000 "We agree wholeheartedly with sury, Postal Service and gener¬ increasing from 57 to 132, in the and two Secret Service agents fe tripled since Lynette offer for his life. that judgment at that point. al government appropriations, past three years. who talked with Sara Jane 9 L leveled a pistol at him And it probably would have follows two assassination at¬ The subcommittee also will 6Monday Soturr Treasury Secretary William Moore, charged with attemp¬ ? Wed j including one case in been the same if he interviewed tempts on President Ford with¬ explore whether more agents and Thursday I'a federal undercover E. Simon, meanwhile, told the her the next ting to assassinate Ford in San SUNDAY 12 5 morning." in 17 days. or special programs would as¬ Francisco, will be called to las offered $25,000 to panel that the Secret Service had been tipped to 320 threats Knight told the panel, headed Subcommittee Chairman Jo¬ sist the agency. testify today. | chief executive. Trea- of varying credibility during by Sen, Joseph Montoya, D - seph M. Montoya, D - N.M., The investigation is the first Moore reportedly asked to be 10% OUR PRICE ON KODAK FILM lept. officials testified the first 20 days of September, N.M., that the Secret Service maintains a list of 39,800 names said the hearings were being such probe by a government placed in police custody before about triple the usual number. held "to examine our options body since the Warren Commis¬ Ford arrived in San Francisco, PROCESSING & DEVELOPING Jp Davis, director of the In one of those cases, Sara of persons regarded as possible and look for solutions" to the sion looked at the Secret Ser¬ but the Secret Service decided |of Alcohol, Tobacco and Jane Moore was interviewed by threats upon the President or problems confronting the agen¬ vice while investigating the not to have her held. l,s, said the man who Secret Service agents only other public officials. Then cy whose best known job is the 1963 assassination of President The staff member said the Led the agent was a two to be released. She took a shot there is a "hotlist" of about 300 protection of the President. John F. Kennedy. panel also would want to find J mental patient from at Ford the next day, in San names that bear even closer "We must make sure that Subcommittee staff members out why Moore and Lynette A. ■lie, 111- who was detain' scrutiny, including fulltime I following day and re- Francisco. Simon wondered aloud if the veillance when the President is sur¬ adequate resources — money and manpower — have been said that though the panel handles Secret Service appro¬ Fromme, arrested in the Sacra¬ mento assassination attempt, CIGARETTES I to a mental institution, near, he said. made available to the Secret 2 PK/ last St. Louis, III., U.S. Alike Nestor was asked if nation's news media are not paritally to blame for the But Burke acknowledged that neither woman was on Service," Montoya Secret Service Director H. said. priations, the agency never has undergone strict congressional were not on the list of the Secret Service considers persons LIMIT 2 [coupon] Expires October 5, 1975 69' escalation. "There is a very scrutiny. threats to the President. loll L anting Storo Only ijdent might really have either list. Nor, he said, were Stuart Knight asked the panel The hearings had been plan¬ Other witnesses to be called Mgn idle threat. "Well. fine line between the responsi¬ Arthur Bremer, convicted of for a supplemental appropria¬ ned after the first attempt on include previous presidential ■close," he said. bility of the press and glamoriz¬ the 1972 shooting of Alabama tion, saying it was needed "to Ford's life in Sacramento, Cal¬ candidates who will discuss the Ms disclosed the episode ing these incidents," he said. Gov. George C. Wallace; James handle the increased demand if., Sept. 5, but were moved up ALL SINGLE ALBUMS protection they received and Itimony for a Senate Secret Service Director H. Earl Ray, convicted of the upon the Secret Service." after the second assassination offer ideas they might have for Eimittee probing the Se- Stuart Knight noted that as a assassination of Martin Luthur He said the number of per¬ result of the recent attempts attempt Sept. 22 in San Fran¬ legislation to improve the Se¬ fcrvice and other agencies King Jr.; Sirhan B. Sirhan, the sd with protection of the upon Ford the agency will killer of Sen, Robert F. Ken¬ sons protected by the Secret cisco. cret Service. INCLUDING RECENT RELEASES lent. begin protection on Wednesday nedy, or Lee Harvey Oswald, ■told reporters later that of six Democratic presidential whom the Warren Commission Imer mental patient and aspirants, whereas it originally said killed President John F. had not intended to do so until It'S A 99 ■dercover agent had a |e encounter in a tavern on ■lO at Belleville, shortly next March. That doubtlessly will bring a request for boost¬ Kennedy. Davis testified that in addi¬ tion to the case where one of his $3 OR LESS I Ford's visit in nearby St. |_ and after the Fromme Int in Sacramento, Calif. ing the $5 million appropriation for candidate said. protection, he agents was offered $25,000 to kill Ford, the agency also had tipped the Secret Service to an NEW EVERYDAY LOW PRICE Budget Director James T. instance when "a twice-convict¬ Ks said the man, led, apparently had been g and who was offered the Lynn said at the White House that Congress would be asked for an extra $13.5 million for ed felon armed with three high-powered rifles and a possi¬ ble automatic weapon" headed LARGER i though no money „d hands. Jes were filed, No formal the rest of this year and next year. Among expenses were $5 million for an additional 150 for a meeting with a militant group in Oklahoma City before Ford's visit there Sept. 19. FOOD & BOOZE VARSITY! DRISTAN KERI LOTION las during the President's agents and 132 other positions The purpose of the meeting, We've grown! Varsity Inn now you with more 24's In St. Louis that a man and $5.4 million for increased Davis said, was "to discuss the tables, seating, spaciousness. Come see how we've grown reg. 1.50 $1 03 6.5 oz. $1 58 and enjoy. |a pistol was spotted on a travel costs. Asst. Director James Burke President's scheduled visit." reg. 2.50 Ilk in Kiel Auditorium an Again, Davis offered no other Kefore Ford was to speak. Illinois officials said the stood firmly by the senior Secret Service agent who con¬ details as to the upshot of that episode. But Burke said the FOLK ENTERTAINMENT £l patient was in custody ducted the Moore interview suspect was never located, and X time. Whether he may ■ been linked to the case and released her less than 24 hours before she fired a shot as the Secret Service actively searching for him. still is NIGHTLY PEAK Ford left a San Francisco betel. TOOTHPASTE BEN GAY foned by Davis was a Moreover, said Burke, thoy Jion upon which the Secret "I! j made ^ "ubjcctiva judg¬ Ice declined comment. ment based oi> hi* expvrltr.ee m&y b: !:ik betxt.^ Lite suspect and the mysterious 9:88 - 1:0C *.3 o*. explosion of an automobile on the Kansas Turnpike about the Plus fine Italian cuisine, Happy Hours 2-5, Pizza and Beer reg. 1.29 79' 1V* reg. oz. 1.50 95' ■Backer's nut is Ford's charm time of Ford's trip to Oklahoma Special Monday, and much more! Come in and relax with us. Expire! Octobor S. 1975 City. Burke said the vehicle give it to the President when THE NEW, LARGER ioit laming Store Only East Lansing StoraOniy JASHINTON (AP) - Pre- she learned the senator apparently belonged to mem¬ |it Ford on Monday ac- was bers of the militant organiza¬ ed a buckeye nut he prom- going to the White House. tion, which he declined to name. VARSITY INN PLAYTEX to carry with him in Baker later told reporters The investigation by the 1227 E. Grand River E. L. lie as something of a good the housekeeper also noted that DEODORANT TAMPONS newsraels of | charm. an »mn 30'* LIMIT 1 $1 59 tempt on the President's life a reg. 2.39 Expires October 6. 1975 1 d accepted the nut from week ago in San Francisco Eost Lansing Store Only I Howard Baker, R - Tenn., STaNTon Shalom Center showed him looking up rather I said that his housekeeper, than ducking when a shot was ALLERGAN 1 Tokaki, had urged him to PHONO $37 75 fired. CARTRIDGE T .1 • 68HEt Re* 82 50 CLEAN-N-SOAK 4 oz. LIMIT 1 reg. 2.79 Explret Ortobe" 5 1*75 Eoit laming Storo Only $1 63 SUNBEAM What an ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK FOR $70 AND SAVf LIMIT 1 uncanny STUDENT reg. 5.98 Explroi October 5, 1975 $328 A Drop-In, Rap, Study, Coffee Place, REPS WANTED idea EARN BIG COMMISSIONS Eoit laming Storo Only SELLING STEREO EQUIPMENT, TV'S ETC. AT BIG DISCOUNTS For The M.S.U. Jewish Community. ON YOUR CAMPUS WRITE fORMORE INFORMATION! CORCIDIN D NO DOZ Write 'N Roll Stationery The unique way to send a letter to someone Now In Second Year. STUDENT DISCOUNT CORP. 25' $107 361 special Everything you need is in the sealed can. Just roll up the bright stationery, put in the mail¬ OPEN 10-5MON. -THUR. DEPT P O BOX 113 ' Q1 SOUTH ORANCE, N.J. 07079 reg. 1.99 LIMIT 1 | reg. 1.50 96c ing tube, address the gummed labjsl and mail with Icouoon Expires October 5 1975 icoupon, regular postage. The can contains a pen. 15 sheets of colorful stationery, 15 7p.m.-11p.m. Tues.-Thurs. East Lansing Storo Only Explroi October 5 1975 Eoit lantlng Store Only mailing tubes, 30 stoppers and 15 gummed mailing labels. A great GRANDOPENING4 gift great fun... Uncanny! WED. OCT.], 10:00-5:00 SOFT & DRI VITAMIN C Located Over Campus Bookstore, roll - on 500 mg. 1.5 100's oz. $ 1 83 Across From Berkey Hall reg. 1.50 LIMIT 1 95? reg. 2.99 LIMIT 1 * | Expires October 5. 1*75 Explroi Octi>ber S. 1975 Eost Lansing Store Only Eaitlamin B Store Only WELLA BALSAM CONDITIONER $1 29 For a smooth Margarita mix FASHION ORLON KNEE SOCK IV2 02s. Ole Tequila, IV2 ozs. Triple Sec and V2 oz. Lemon or Lime Juice. Shake well with ice and strain into salt-rimmed cocktail glass. r«g. 1.50 Expires October 5, 1975 Eost Laming Store Only 88c Then enjoy the smooth-tasting Mexican spirit that makes people want to shout-016! LEGGS PANTY HOSE reg. 1.49 $1 29 SHEER OPAQUE KNEE SOCK KNEE SOCK reg. 69t 39c reg. 1.00 67c •• October 5 1175 SANDAL FOOT PANTY HOSE 49' 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October l J NEVER PLACED A STATE NEWS WANT AD? DON'T WORRY.JWEIIHEIMTWHJMTIMHMMRDIII^US^ALMSS-MM. Automotive to FRANKLY SPEAKING... by phil frank CHEVROLET IMPALA, 1970. 2 door. Excellent running condition. OLDS 1967 DELTA 88 red conver¬ tible. Excellent condition, air, full UNIVERSITY MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East Kalamazoo Street since 1940. UP TO $6/hour teaching ballroorr dancing after training. No experi BABYSITTER |N Monday-Wednesday J mv J $1200 or best offer. Call 355-9809. PHONE 355 8255 power, 484-7381. 6-10-3 Complete auto painting and colli¬ ence needed. Phone Fred Astairt ges negotiable. Own trj! 3-10-3 NUCLEAR fACIirrY sion service. American and For¬ Dance Studios, 332-8644 for mort Must enjoy babie, AUTOMOTIVE CHEVY STEP Van, 1963. $250 OLDSMOBILE 442, 1970. 455-4 NO MRKING eign cars. 485-0256. C-10-31 information. 7-10-3 2236, evenings. 3-10-1 Hurst 4-speed, 14 mpg. MINT, red WITHIN SDO FEfcT firm. 484-3379 after 5 p.m. 3-10-3 LADIES, enjoy Scootors & Parts t Cycles Sorvic* * with black top, black interior with stereo, new tires. $2000. Steve, op buildup AMERICAN, GERMAN and FOR¬ EIGN CAR REPAIR also body. RN's PART TIME, 3-11 and 11-7. Skilled nursing facility. Excellent model or escort. your W9j."| $7no,k ■ Aviation CHEVY VAN, 1975. 350 V-8, stick. 353-6040. 4-10-3 20% DISCOUNT to students and benefits. Call director of nursing, 489-1215. 5-10-3 ** 9000 miles. Insulated, faculty all cash'n'carry VW 332-0817. 6-10-7 EMPLOYMENT carpeted, on panelled. AM/FM stereo radio, OLDSMOBILE 1967, Delmont 88. PART-TIME help. FOR RENT 8-track. $3900. 353-5326 4-door, air, power steering and service parts. IMPORT AUTO PARTS, 500 East Kalamazoo and BABYSITTER EAST Lansing $3.50^ Mobile home, park, south J days, - Apartments 676-2009 evenings. 5-10-2 brakes. 1 owner. 351-6223. Cedar. 485-2047, 485-9229. Call 694-8680. area every Thursday 12:30-4. Own 8-10-10 Houses 4-10-3 Mastercharge and Bank Ameri- transportation. Interview re¬ CHEVY STEP Van, 1962. Good card. C-2-10-2 Rooms condition, $400 firm. Ford, 1964, PINTO RUNABOUT, 1974. quired. 351-0248. 3-10-2 NOT ENOUGH for~a FOR SALE DISCO-BOOGIE instead"oL Orange/white, vinyl top. Radio, JB8 excellent transportation, $250. Animals Mobile Homes 484- 3379. 5-10-1 13,900 miles, automatic. 1745. 6-10-6 394- 01 REGISTERED NURSES Full and GIRL NEEDED immediately to help invalid lady Monday - Friday, for foot-stomping 332-5278. 5-10-3 music 1 1 CHRYSLER NEWPORT, 1970. 8a.m.-1p.m. Holidays free. 332 part-time positions available. 3 5176. 3-10-2 DENTAL LOST & FOUND 52,000 miles. 4-door. Factory air, PLYMOUTH SEBRING 1971, 318, p.m. to 11:30 p.m. and 11 p.m. to with ASSISTANT, f^l PERSONAL new tires and battery. good mileage, power steering, Orthodontic exp $1150. 7:30 a.m. shifts. Minimum starting GROUCHO MARX, Chico Marx or Downtown Lansing, 655-1539. 3-10-1 new exhaust, tires. 357-0473. PEANUTS PERSONAL salary $5.16 per hour plus shift Harpo, if you think you can imitate days or 484-0702 REAL ESTATE 3-10-3^ differential and credit for previous their characters or would like to evenings"! CUTLASS 1962, good, original PONTIAC experience. Excellent fringe bene¬ RECREATION STATIONWAGON, WAITRESS, EXPERIENCED SERVICE condition. 18 mpg, $495. 1970. Rebuilt engine, radial tires fits. For more information, please portray them in a new play. Please come to Room A, Snyder Dorm, Apply in person. POLOfl J 351-2652, or 485- 2737. office of employment, Instruction 5-10-1 factory air. All power. 393-2555. contact October 1st, 7:30 p.m. Actors and RESTAURANT, 662 West! 5-10-6 Lansing General Hospital, 2800 technicians that are hired will be River, Okemos. 6-10-8 Typing Devonshire, Lansing, 48909. (517) payed for their services. 2-10-1 DATSUN 260-Z, 1974. Light blue, TRANSPORTATION PORSCHE, 1973 914-2.0, Olympic 372-8220. Equal Opportunity MATURE HOUSE air, automatic. Absolutely beauti¬ blue, 16,800 miles, stored winters, COLLEGE MEDIA SERVlCES-BOX 9411-BERKELEY CA 94709 Employer. 7-10-3 Parent J WANTED ful condition. 15,000 miles. $5500. WANTED EXPERIENCED lawn pie. In adult foster care un« rustproofed, bars, instruments, maintenance person. ROUND TOWN 694-8029. 4-10-3 Apply in Lansing area. 8 hours, DATSUN 240Z, 1973, 16,000 radio, new Semperits. 485 3959. 5-10-1 Automotive to Motorcycles jjate] R.N. OR L.P.N, needed immedi¬ ately. Apply at 1313 Mary Avenue, Lansing, between 9am- person. 220 M.A.C. second floor. DECORIAN PILLOW WORLD. week and one weekend Experience preferred. mo miles, blue, AP wire mags, Ziebart. 2-10-1 Louise Carol. PORSCHE, 1969 911T. Originally 4:30 pm. Monday -Friday. 5-10-1 or 482-7075.J One owner, 349-3030 or 349-1562 VOLKSWAGEN \'UG, . HONDA, 1973 500cc. $975, **RATES** after 6:30. 5-10-3 from Florida. Unusually good negotiable. Jeff, 487-6137 after 6 MANAGER WANTED 12 word minimum body. Runs well, many accesso¬ p.m. 5-10-3 AVON-BUDGETING again this Growing pizza chain needs mana¬ COLLEGE STUDENTS. ~L DATSUN ries. Blue with black interior. per week for 20 hours woiTl 610, 1973. Yellow, week? Excellent earnings for ger, experience preferred. Send Offers. 349-1770. 3-10-2 NO. 4-door, radials, low mileage. YAMAHA, 1974, 250 enduro, ex part-time selling. 482-6893. resume c/o Michigan State News, appearance. Car Interviews only. 332-8245W desitif Excellent condition, $2000. 339- VOLKSWAGEN, 1967. Rebuilt cellent condition. Under 1000 20-10-22 SQUIRE 1973 Classic. Box B-2, 5-10-1 5-10-1 WORDS NO. DAYS 8315. 5 10-3 Reproduc¬ engine, new tires and muffler, miles, $795. tion of 1936 Jaguar SS100 road¬ price negotiable. Contact Deni, 694-1446_ R-10-3_ DODGE DART 1965. ster. Brilliant red, chrome wire DISHWASHER, FULL time MASSUESSES WANTED. Flexi¬ WANTED, VOLUNTEER I 1 3 6 8 Slant six, 337-0195. 5-10-7 HONDA 1970, CL125. Excellent Tuesday through Saturday night ble schedule. $7 per hour. Call safety instructor, senior life J automatic, two door, 20 mpg., wheels, powered by Ford. Abso¬ condition. $300 or best offer. 11 Mt i i.y> tfl.M new tires, $129. 337-2679. 3-10-3 lutely beautiful lines. Must sell. VOLVO WAGON Phone 487 0347. 3-10-2 only. Dependable and hard work¬ 489-1215. 5-10-3 recreational activity ins! 1 1972. Steel ing. Serious applicants only. and general aids for after J is 11 2.701 7.20 J.MII.M ! 13.50 14.20 H20.14 FORD CORTINA wagon 1968, 4 door. New overhaul, good condi¬ Best offer. 349-1770. 3-10-2 SIMCA 1968, pres for three or FURNISHED HOUSE for four or MT(ASCP) crosa campus. four man - it. Doubles $85 FURNISHED 3 r X cottage. 5 FRANDOR AREA. Room for rent. SELL DYNACO Pat-4 preamplifier DYNACO SCA-80 Q. Best offer. five people. One mile from Four-person from $62.50 each. minute bus ^ 122 Hayford part-time positions ava. - Phone 351-2528 per man.'Jfngles $120 per man. campus. 332-4076. 5-10-1 -pus. Student $85/month and 40 W/Ch Dynaco amplifier, Excellent condition. Phone 332- be registered or elegi nights. 8-10-6 341 Evergreen. 337-2669. 6-10-2 couple. $ <®.nonth on lease. 482-3289 after 6 p.m. 5-10-1 $250. Call 355-7960 weekdays 5039, Dave. 7-10-3 rsllent salary and fringe FURNISHED FOUR bedroom 332-8913. 5-10-1 after 5pm. All day weekends. ONE AND TWO bedroom —, Lansing General ments, from 9184/month. Pool. apart¬ MEN a INTEREYftA~1_boardlng~in fratern:,#etv,7apartment build¬ house. Less than mile from 2 BEDROOM, extra clean and ROOM AND board campus. Farm House right next to Fraternity, 5-10-1 RUMMAGE SALE - Old book¬ campus. $250, one months rent cases, furniture, apartment sized '•1 9800 Devonshire, Lan- Phone 351-3494 489-3248 sharp. New kitchen, 2 miles from 151 Bogue, 332-8635. or ing. Call JJ7-2669. 6-10-2 free. 355-7819. 7-10-3 (Across TEAC 450 cassette deck. Two gas stove, dishes. No pre-sales. 517 372-8220, Exten- 8-10-6 campus, $200 plus utilities and from Phillips-Snyder). 4-10-1 months old, still under warranty. October 4th, 5th. Corner of West Equal Opportunity EAST LANSING furnished apart¬ EAST LANSING. deposit. Call Larry Reeves, $265. Ted, 356-2701. 5-10-3 St. Joseph and Stoner, Lansing. FRANDOR AREA. Attractive Five blocks 489-6561 or 371-3412 evenings. ROOM IN quiet hicO r, 7-10-3 one ment. Clean attractive, utilities, from campus, furnished house for Cooking, 646-6617. 4-10-3 bedroom. Bus, laundry, 5-10-1. parking, $75/'o$JV lighted garage. November 1 to May 1. five students, with parking. Call Call after 6 23" BLACK and white Zenith WANTED. Farm w0[k' parking. $160 unfurnished, $175 faculty or staff. ED 2-1455. p.m. 351-9043 J-10-1 console TV. $75 or best offer. FLUGEL HORN. DEG ^ exchange for upstairs old farmhouse. furnished. Prefer grad or married. Call collect. 5-10-1 after 5:30, 489-5871 or 485-3170. 5-10-1 OWN BEDROOM $55, house iledges. 1 % mile campus, 735 priv- Good condition. Call 355-7779. silver, double case, like (Getzen), new. $275. in Westphalia (1) SINGLE AND Double rooms and 6-10-6 351-0215. 5-10-1 587-6680. 6-10-2 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, North Hayford. 484-3361. 3-10-2 . 5-10-1 one, FARM STUDENTS or working board Free parking/laundry. two, and 3 bedroom townhouses Fraternity, near campus. 332-3935 CHAIRS. CHEAP and comfor¬ FOR SALE, used bicycles and -lTR7i^rpT,0N,ST- CASH REBATES on apartments completely carpeted, air cond., group. Four bedroom, fully car¬ peted, neat and clean. $350 plus STUDENT RENTALS. One two bedroom and one four bedroom. or 351-3921. 5-10-3 table. Vinyl, oak trim. $4 each. used bicycle parts. Reasonable. ex,t\\Vced transcnption- up to $120. Large Furnished 2 and full basements. Outdoor pool 337-0936 after 5 p.m. E-5-10-3 Call 393-6821. 7-10-3 doctS's office. Call Mrs. oedrooms, equipped for 4 stu¬ and tennis courts. 15 minutes deposit. 675-5252. 5-10-1 Semifurnished. 349-9505. 4-10-1 THIRD MAN needed for own 72-6327. 7-10-3 dents. Close to campus. Phone from campus. From $186.00 per FAIRVIEW, SOUTH 400. Three room in 3 bedroom house, in PORTABLE DANCE floor, 12 sec¬ MARANTZ 2270, Altec Valencia, 351-6168 after 4 p.m. or 489-3248 month. All utilities FEMALE - SPACIOUS, carpeted Williamston. After 5 p.m., 337- included tions, beautiful inlaid hard woods, dual 1229 with Shure V-15. Call ESSES-lxPERIENCED for evenings. 8-10-6 except electricity. Gas, heat. bedrooms, possible four. nished, 1 '/4 baths. Neat and clean. Fur¬ house, appliances, paid utilities, 2700. 5-10-3 used. Ideal for fraternity or Steve, 351-5681. 10-10-8 nt and lounge. Nights and 394-0000. 1-5 p.m. daily. Lots of fireplace. Five blocks to campus. sorority. $390. Phone 694-3349. ds 489-8765. Mrs. FEMALE NEEDED desperately. 4 Canterbury Commons. 7-10-3 parking. $250. 675-5252. 332-5254. 3-10-1 After 5 p.m., phone f . 6^10-2 person apartment in Waters Edge. 5-10-1 For Sale 6-10-8 USED STEREO for sale. Gerrard $88/month. 351-7479. 3-10-3 MSU AREA GROESBECK GOLF Course, near. Scott Jensen. Excellent quality. - Ok ios. 1 bed¬ BAKER STREET, 535. Four SEARS Kr" i RE portable """" after 6:30 D.m. 5-10-1 eIsES Now available, four bedroom, two . PART time Mon. room, furnished anu unfurnished. 4-103 NEED ONE female for bedrooms, furnished, fully car¬ bath. 373-2530,655-1561. 10-10-6 washing macSO»° Excellent con¬ day I1am-2pm. Apply in own cute Air conditioning, carpeted, peted, four piece bath, lots of dition. $125. 351-9035. 7-10-3 Close, greatl $80/month. NIKON F-2 black body, excellen 2 pm., The Dome Room, modern. room. $160 to $170. Heat 351-6364. 5-10-7 included. Call 349-2580. 27-10-31 parking, $245. 675-5252. 5-10-1 GRADUATES/FACULTY. condition, $300. 105mm ant ymour, Lansing. 7"10^_ bedroom luxury duplex. Two Garage, TWO LARGE *-L ent speakers, 35mm Nikkor lenses, $150 each. FEMALE NEEDED immediately. WANTED ONF * it roommate, THREE BEDROOM house on east basement, no pets. utility cabinet Like new. Vivitar series one zoom, $220. RE PERSON to live-in and side of Lansing. Includes stove, $270. $185.00. 355-b996. 7-10-3 Beautiful townhouse. Convenient female. ' -HOY nils condomi¬ 6-10-3 handicapped attorney in refrigerator and dishwasher. $270, A . evenings and arising morn- to campus. $60 utilities paid. nium. Ov t®^om, call after 5 p.m. plus utilities and deposit. MENs bike '^ioV sportsman) 351-1270. 3-10-3 339-2834. 5-10-1 Call TWO AND three bedroom, fully TWO TEN speed bicycles. $65 References. 484-9657. Larry Reeves, 489-6561. Evenings, 3-speed with *25. 355-9941. Velocipede Peddler carpeted. Starting at $185 to and $45. Woman's bike, $7. 371-3412. 7-10-9 E-5-10-1 541L orundiiivkx 351 7240 FURNISHED, 2 bedroom, shower: J75'5252- 5-10'1 Evening, 882-8824. 5-10-3 ES, 3-11 p.m. and 11-7 a.m., Also 2 rooms, bath. Both private TWO BEDROOM, near Frandor, TWO BEDROOMS nice, quiet, for MULTI COLORE"! shag a.. me positions available. Near with parking, male students - FALL YAMAHA 12 string guitar and $160 plus utilities. 339-2961 after reliable pi 12x13Vi pie «|Qlv$45. 10Vix8' -jty Call director of nurses, through June. Shown 4 p.m. - 9 6. 3-10-3 ^MTEO-mpus - eight piece. $25. 641-6347. E-5-10-1 TUNE-UP SPECIAL case, with extras, excellent condi¬ "1. 7-10-7 p.m., 1214 East Kalamazoo. AS25.50 Value-Only $13.50 tion. $110. Call 351-0244. 3-10-1 5-10-1 Includes a complete inspection TWO BEDROOMS, nice, quiet for STEREO-MARANTZ Quad, dual ETARIES AND RECEP- reliable people. turntable, 4 Dynaco speakers. and adjustment. 1-Day Service SMITH-CORONA 315 electric pica Campus, eight FOUR BEDROOM farmhouse with STS - Are you ready for a FEMALE ident needs Guaranteed Quality Work. typewriter. Excellent condition, minutes. $150/month. 351-9299 acreage near Meridian Mall. $600, lists $2000. Jerry, 485,8477. -ging new career? If you CLEAN, TWO rooms, furnished roommate. ,*tj, own bedroom. after 2 p.m. 5-10-7 Prefer family. 8-10-10 Below Paramount Newt $175, 351-6750. Call anytime. ood typing skills and experi 393-6527. Call after 6 p.m. 5-10-2 Send resume to 3-10-1 efficiency. Quiet man, $90/month. BoxA-1. 7-10-3 in an office, we invite you to Utilities. Furnished. 482-1718. EAST LANSING - Vi of duplex. FOR SALE one antique couch, BEDS, SINGLE and double. cemate 694-1153. 5-10-3 KUSTOM-BUILT stereo speakers. 7-10-8 SINGLES? WE have Roommate 1518 Snyder. Seven bedrooms, FOUR OR five bedroom house. antique table, excellent over¬ $29.95; Chests, $19.95; Desks, Sound great. Save money. Service. HALSTEAD MANAGE¬ rec room, dishwasher. Students Two full baths. Located in stuffed chairs, end table, color $10.95; Refrigerators, $99.95; Descriptive price list. 484-8038. NEED ONE girl for 4-person, 2 MENT COMPANY, 444 Michigan or family. $525 per month. Phone Lansing on bus line. $275 plus portable television, persian-style Stoves, $34.95; Mattresses, BL3-10-3 bedroom chalet apartment. 332- Avenue, East Lansing. 351-7910. office 9-5, 351-9036. Evenings, utilities. Call Dabcon Enterprises, rugs, tapestries, typewriter, air- $14.95; Dinettes, $24.95; Stanley igerators-dish- 6313. 3-10-2 8-10-6 332-3172. 5-10-7 371-4158. 5-10-1 conditoners, paintings, odds and campers, 694-0477. 5-8-2 SEARS GOLD portable washer. HERS-freezers. Eschtruth ends. 349-3603. 5-10-7 Ideal for apartments. $123. After nces, 315 South Bridge, Ledge. Call 627-2191. ROOMMATE NEEDED, 3-man in 225 DIVISION, furnished apart¬ FOUR, FIVE, 6 bedroom houses. Rooms SANSUI QRX 3500 Quad amp, 5 p.m., 332-4687. 3-10-3 Old Cedar Village. 332-4435, call ment - modern. 2 bedroom, $240 Immediately available. Call EQUI¬ FUJI SPECIAL road racer. 25" Sansui SR-212 turntable, Empire after 5 p.m. 2-10-1 per month. 351-0398, 332-3746. TY VEST, 351-8150. No fee. WOMAN. frame. Excellent condition with 2000 cartlage and stylus, interface SEWING MACHINE Clearance CLEAN, quiet, single 5-10-1 0-1-10-1 in extras. $170. 332-2194. 3-10-3 A-front speakers, EPI towers Salel Brand new portables ES BOARDED. Indoor room private home. Kitchen. $5 ONE-TWO men. Share clean, Close-in. 332-0647 after 5:15 p.m. back speakers, 35 foot power Western and English per month. Large selection of modern, furnished, two bedroom. APARTMENT TO share, two bed¬ SOUTH DETROIT Street. 2 3-10-2 PANASONIC RE8840, 4 channel antenna with channel master IM reconditioned used machines. ctors. Close to MSU, Lan- Close. Reasonable. 332-1095. rooms, completely furnished. bedroom, partly furnished, carpet¬ receiver with discrete tape, turn¬ rotary antenna. Will sacrifice for 1-96. Call 655-2428 or Singers, Whites, Necchi's, New 4-10-3 Male or female. 1 Vi blocks from ing, large yard. $160. 361-7497. PENNSYLVANIA table, air suspension speakers. $1200 or trade for van of equal Home and "many others." $19.95 5-10-6 AVENUE, campus. $125/month singles, 0-10-31 South near Michigan Avenue. $300 or best. 355-4889. 3-10-3 value. Call 393-7898 6-10-3 to $39.35. Terms. . EDWARDS OWN ROOM in 2 bedroom apart¬ $75/month doubles. Air condi¬ Quiet for student. $65/month plus DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 1115 PACT REFRIGERATORS, tioned. 1200 East Grand River. CHEST OF drawers and dressing LITY UNITS, LOW RATES, ment for quiet, studious, non- SHARE COUNTRY home. 12 deposit. Phone 627-5454. 3-10-2 CURIOUS USED table with four drawers and mirror. North Washington. 489-6448. smoker. $110. 393-1906. 5-10-6 Chalet Apartments, 351-0193. miles east of campus/80 acres. C-10-31 DELIVERY. COOL-IT, BOOK SHOP 626-2159. 3-10-1 14-5316. ANYTIME. 3-10-3 Furnished. Need 2 mature indi¬ QUIET AND cle»" . for~s7u- HARDBACKS SPACIOUS TWO bedroom con¬ viduals. Total rent $225. 351- dent. Close APARTMENT FURNISHINGS, 13 -.mus. Call PAPERBACKS veniently located. Ten minutes NEEDED. ONE man to complete 7497 COMIC BOOKS WOLLENSAK 8075 playback - from campus, city bus service, four man apartment. Campus Hill. _0-10-31 oo-toccg 3.w SCIENCE FICTION recorder tape deck, mint condi¬ sofas, chairs, tables, small appli¬ GE SPACE two blocks from ances, TV's, radios, lamps and ROOMMATE TO share two bed¬ SPORTS ITEMS tion. New $340. Must sell. $230 s. $30 per term. Call quiet setting, near shopping. Call Greg, 349-2827. 5-10-7 OWN ROOMS in house. Share desks. Manual and electric type¬ MAGAZINES and MUCH room house with two grads. best offer. 355-6274. 3-10-3 3-10-3 $189. 393-5181,372,1346. 5-10-1 bath and kitchen. $80-$100 MUCH, MORE writers. Leather coats from $20. NEAR SPARROW, two bed¬ Close, fireplace. Rent/utilities month. 1071. Brand Rlv* Schwinn and Raleigh 10-speed ACT REFRIGERATORS - FEMALE TO share bedroom In rooms, furnished, utilities except $115/month. 332-5534 after 5 _Call 351-3344. 2-10-1 Op»n 11 :30-t PM TANDEM BIKE, $30. Couch $25; bicycles from $40. Guitars, banjos Low rates. Free delivery. 4-person beautiful, Twyckingham electricity. From $175, lease and p.m. 5-10-1 FOREIGN STUDENTS welcomel 2 chairs, $20. 2 lamps $10. Coffee and mandolins. Marantz, Ken¬ Room and board with American ALMOST NEW Tangberg TC 310 table, $10. Dresser, $10. 351- RENTAL, 372-1795. 0-3- Apartment ^.7^qqth,„332- deposit. 332-5144. 5-10-1 wood, Pioneer, Dual, Benjamin 8172. *5-10-3 EAST SIDC -"x.Jjs. Three family. Private 394-1383. Cassette recorder, best offer over 7396. E-5-10-6 room. Miracord, and Acoustic Research. WANTED: SUBLEASER for two bedrooms, remea loas6i un. 1-10-1 $350. Scuba gear, like new, Keep cold winter study nights furnished, $150. 676-1557. 6-10-2 inquire for specifics. Small dia¬ Cash for WD Stereo Rentals. $25/ NEEDED: ONE man for four-man bedroom. Penny Lane apartment. enjoyable with stereo sound. . $10.95/month. Call NEJAC, apartment. $65/month plus elec¬ 393-2817 after 5 p.m. 5-10-1 TWO PEOPLE to share country mond pre-engagement ring, small STAMPS & COINS Some complete setups for under FIVE BEDROOM furnished coun¬ home. 80 band, 14 karat, white gold. Buy-Sell-Trade $100. Rifles, shotguns, camping, ). C-10-31 tric. 351-1415 days. 3-10-2 acres, own room EAST LANSING. Nice quiet, one try house. Eight minutes from partially furnished, 10 minutes 677-2041. 5-10-1 full line of supolies and scuba gear. Movie cameras IMUTER PARKING space a- bedroom, furnished, carpeted, bal¬ campus, one month free rent with from campus. $75/month, utilities from $30. Lenses from 28mm to TWO BEDROOM apartment. MID-MICHIGAN STAMP Hubbard Hall area. Year 12 month lease. $370. 355-7819. included. 339-3236 after 5 p.m. TWO TICKETS for the MSU/ 500mm telephoto. , Unfurnished. On bus line to cony, laundry room. 332-4987. & COIN Yashica, Ri¬ m Call 351-5772. 3-10-1 5-10-1 5-10-1 5-10-7 Notre Dame game. Best offer. campus. Above DICKER 6- DEAL HOP Ho«I«h Rd. 332-4300 coh, Pentax and Tkoflex cameras. Call after 6 p.m., 337-7824. 2-10-1 Mini-cassette recorders for class SECONDHAND STORE. $125 OWN BEDROOM in country ONE BEDROOM furnished LARGE, PLEASANT, quiet, near PIONEER 828 STEREO amplifier/ Ipartments ^ utilities C-3-10-3 included. 487-3886. unfurnished, air conditioning, or house. Beautifully furnished, car¬ campus, for graduate women. SOFA BED. Vinyl roof rack. receiver. Under warranty until lectures. Albums and tapes. Top quality electronic repair shop. BEDROOM furnished and patio. Clean and neat. Generous peted, paneled. $93 including References. $16 weekly. 332- Electric self-cleaning stove. Frost- February. 349-0705 after 3:30 pm. Check us out first! Come on down parking. 5 minutes MSU. $175, utilities. 355-7819. 5-10-1 1746. 5-10-7 free refrigerator. Component 5-10-2 to DICKER & DEAL 1701 South mished. One bus line, ten FEMALE NEEDED. Own room. heat and water included. stereo system. Tape recorder. Cedar, Lansing. 487-3886. ites to campus. 1308 Haslett $75, close. Call Mary after 5 p.m. C-3- 349-9152, 351-0544 after 5 p.m. FOUR BEDROOMS, 2 full baths, GIRL NEEDED share Miranda SLR camera. Slide or call 332-8036. 6-10-7 351-7414. 3-10-3 to large 10-3 5-10-1 formal dining room, 5 miles from projector. Washer, dryer. Book¬ country house with four girls. campus. $225/month plus utili¬ Own room, eight miles to MSU. cases, Books. Oiled walnut bed¬ FEMALE roommate needed "J Cedar Village. Call CUTE ONE bedroom, furnished, $125. Close to MSU, carpeted, WANTED ONE girl for ties. Phone 372-1215. 5-10-2 $90/month. 339-3125. 5-10-7 room set. Queen size bed. Plants. TURQUOISE RINGS <$9-$48) and Ma West 5109. Near campus. 2-10-1 Twyckingham Apartments. 882-5362 after 6 p.m. 3-10-2 squash blossom necklace for sale, LCC. Evenings, 482-5450. 7-10-9 APARTMENT. Two clean TWO MEN needed for Twycking¬ 65/month. Call 332-1221. 5-10-1 3,4 BEDROOM houses, furnished, parking. Close to campus. CLOSE, OWN of common areas, room in house, use $80. 339-2961 APPLES-GOLDEN KNOB OR¬ from New Mexico. 485-6473, 7-9 p.m. 3-10-2 CIDER MILL 351-0398. 5-10-1 evenings. 3-10-3 CHARD. Pick your own red and - immediate occupancy, fur- ham 4-man apartment. Furnished, APARTMENT TO share with two BRAND NEW Martin guitar D18. id. Phone 353-1832. 2-10-1 male golden delicious. Hours 9-6, close, nice. $77.50. 332-0476. grad students. $70/month including utilities. Own room, ONE BEDROOM furnished. 2113 OWN BEDROOM, Lansing house, phone 651-5435 or 651-5430, D. Hard case. $390. Call after five, 5817 N. Okemos Rd. 3-10-3 East Kalamazoo. $175/month plus Parker. 5-10-6 5-10-6 BEDROOM Clean and quiet. Laundry, parking newly remodeled, many extras, apartment, Phone 337-7974 ito campus. $195. Call Mike, available. 627-4430. 5-10-1 deposit and utilities. 489-0182 pets welcome. $65. 485-5170. CEDAR VILLAGE. Need one man, HOLTON FRENCH after 5 p.m. 5-10-2 1-10-1 horn, seven '612,1141 Albert. 5-10-6 for nine month lease. $80. It's not FREESTYLE SHOP years old. Excellent condition, hrs 7:30-7pm too late to break your dorm Houses WANTED GRAD single or couple. WALKING DISTANCE to MSU. $325. 484-3524 after 5 p.m. 5-10-6 ND0R, DUPLEX redecorated, droom. Dishwasher, contract. 351-1483. 3-10-3 Own room in friendly house. Pets From $80 month. EQUITY VEST Fall Specials Open 7 days a week carport THREE BEDROOM country OK. Near campus, bus. $79/ SCHWINN LETOUR men's ten heat paid. $270. 351-0959. INC., 351-8150 or 393-2501. ARYA 10 SPEED NEAR MERIDIAN Mall, one bed¬ house, 1.3 Ten minutes acres. month 485-8428 before 11 p.m. 0-5-10-6 speed bicycle, red lights and room, unfurnished apartment. from campus. Completely fur¬ 3-10-2 was $W5 now $119.95 generator. Asking $100. Call $145,339-8073. 5-10-7 nished, carpeted, panelled. 355- EAST LANSING, private rooms, BIKE TUNE UP 484-8771 from 9-5. 7-10-8 JBL'S; TEAC Cassette, reel ) BEDROOM upstairs apart- 7819. 7-10-3 TWO OR three single, male room¬ as low as $90/month. 351-7910 or decks; Pioneer receiver; Thorens I. partly furnished. One child reg now $6 turntable. Price NEED ONE girl for four man mates needed for large house. 351-6168. 4-10-6 WOMAN'S Fl^"" Ued Schwinn, negotiable. ome, no pets. Deposit/refer- FIVE BEDROOM house. MIYATA 10 SPEED ' 353-2899. 3-10-3 apartment now. Walk to MSU. Two Own bedroom, complete freedom 17" frame, dris°-.idlebars, cen- required. 655-1916. 5-10-6 Call 332-3949. 3-10-3 blocks to campus. LIMITED STOCK 322-0351. of house. Utilities and phone ROOM FOR woman. No kitchen, terpull brakes. Excellent condi¬ X-1-10-1 COMPONENT STEREO system, GIRL needed for Cedar included in rent. 694-1752. 5-10-6 very close. Call Mari 351-2237 or Reg. $W now$105 tion. $85. Call 351-2675 evenings. AMP, tuner, deck, four speakers, ONE OR 2 bedroom furnished 351-6230. 2-10-1 5-10-1 'apartment. $80 per month'. mobile homes. Clean, quiet, on TWO BEDROOM furnished. Near HOUSE FOR rent. 10 minutes 2682 E.Grand River phono, $300. Kirk, 332-3568. » 337-1259. IBM ELECTRIC Standard and 3-10-3 3-10-2 the lake. One year lease, graduate Sparrow. $200 per month. from campus. Three bedrooms. ROOMS FOR rent in Fraternity (across from Denny's) students preferred. $25-$40 per Available October 2. 484-0159 Three or four students. $350/ house. $200/term. One block Executive typewriters, excellent 0R 2 men wanted after 6 p.m. 5-10-3 351-9026 condition. Call KELLY SERVICES, TWO, GENERAL admission, Notre for one week. 641-6601 or 484-5315. month, utilities paid. Call Pat north of Jacobson's. 332-2575. Wm in two bedroom _ Mon. -Fri9:30-9 482-1277. 7-10-3 Dame-MSU football tickets. Call fur- 0-10-31 Saunto 371-2800, night 484-6403. 2-10-2 DOUBLE ROOM available immedi¬ 349-4633. 2-10-2 apartment. Call 351-7152. ately in large house. Male or 3-10-2 UPSTAIRS OF farmhouse for one Sat. 9:30 -6 LOFTS INC'' ")ING desks, female. Call 337-0195. 5-10-3 NIKON, COMPLETE system. shelvings, Excellent for Yes We person. $85/month includes utili¬ a # E TWIN SIZED bed, $30. Pair 13" TWO party, furnished ... ties. dormitory looms. Call Rick, 24mm, 35mm, 50mm, 105mm lens TWO BEDROOM, 6034 Porter, Tvyo miles from campus, studded snow tires, $10. Terry, Close to campus. 349-3234. 8-10-6 F2 and Mat-FT2 bodies. Filters, available immediately. 332-8987. 355-2257. 1-10-1 Call 332-1945. 5-10-7 East Lansing. Half acre, fenced etc. Surplus, must sell. Phone 4-10-3 have . . FURNISHED HOUSE, 1027 East yard. $195. 349-3939. 5-10-6 MINOLTA SRT 101 with case, 489-7977. 2-10-2 Grand River. Five students, newly GARAGE SALE. Books, games, ■ TWO bedroom CAPITAL CLUB men and women, Minolta 55mm, 1.4 and wide aoart- 1316 HAGADORN. 3 bedroom, carpeted and decorated. Call clothing, canning jars, saxophone, furnished, close to private baths available. V4 block angle; Vivatar 200mm, telephoto. UNIVOX ELECTRIC piano with 8-10.6 351-6168 east eVfin" location ! four-five man apartment. Unfur¬ nished, $280. Also two-bedroom, 372-1411. 7-10-8 north of capital building. 222 golf clubs, sports equipment. October 4. 9-5. 2861 Highgate, $325. 882-0947. 5-10-1 Kustom amp, speaker. Like new, $650. Ron, 349-1338. 3-10-3 Seymour. A good quiet place to _ CHRISTIAN HOUSE needs man, E.L. 351-6353 3-10-3 SN~apa^e",~6"b|ocks 3-6-and 9 month leases 3-4 man, $240. 332-1040. 2-10-1 SKIS. HEA^ \A'95cm. Never . $73/month. Block west campus. study. 484-4422. 7-10-3 used. Markt^Ojtomat bindings. b» verV reasonable. t*™e 8 pm, Rivvr's and Water's Interview, call 351-8232. 3-10-2 MOVING - REASONABLE prices. Gibsons' FURNISHED 4 BEDROOM house. $90. 394-2292. 5-10-3 332.3312. 8-10-6 ROOMS FOR rent. Close to Walnut table and chairs, antique Edge Apartments 5 blocks west Frandor, garage, OKEMOS 4 BEDROOM/older campus. Parking, cooking. Call bedframe and table, miscellane¬ pooltable. 337-7255. 4-10-3 STANDARD GIRL'S bicycle. 2EL y^-"^ " worth hundreds of dol- (next to Cedar Village) EAST SIDE. Three bedroom house at 4767 North Okemos Road. $200 per month plus 332-6990. 5-10-1 ous, 351-2196 afternoons. 2-10-2 New tires, good condition. $25. 351-8662 after 5 p.m. 3-10-1 Dus Ph 9' close to TWO BEDROOM apartment. unfurnished house, completely utilities. Call EAST LANSING SORORITY LOOKING for board¬ ers. Comfortable doubles. Good MARANTZ 1200 STEREO amp; B00KSALE REALTY, 332-3534. 8-10-10 Philips 212 turntable; Bose 501 !48 $187.50/month. Upper duplex. carpeted. Stove and refrigerator. DUAL 701 turntable, Advent 202 evenings, I food. $450/term. Call 337-9743. speakers; Teac A1500 reel to reel Loads of papor Phone after 5:30,332-2110. 6-10-3 349-1540. 5-10-6 OWN ROOM for girl in co-ed 4-10-1 cassette. Cartridges: ADC, tape deck; Sony TC228 8 track Shure, Stanton. and hardbacks ij? ~ ^2 Waylsnd. One MSU STUDENTS deluxe 1 bed¬ NEED ONE male roommate. $75 house - has everything, good people. 351-4273. 3-10-1 TWO BEDROOM house, East side recorder; Sony SQR6750 quad tuner. Marantz 20B All in excellent condition. Toxtand tkiSFP furni8hed' A- room. Near bus line to campus. month plus utilities, own room. Lansing, central air, $180/month. receiver PLUS MORE. Nikkormat Phone 351-9549. 3-10-1 Wi icKJ 332"3534, daily Unfurnished $160. Furnished $170 to $180. Campus 1 mile. 337-7722. 5-10-6 LOVELY FIVE room farmhouse. 332-4558, 489-2431, 484-7349. FTN + lenses; Canon pellix, Rapid Omega 2%x2K camera, Omega Roforonco Single girls or married Want married couple with horse 6-10-2 HANGING, SWINGING bed. couples only. D2 enlarger with lenses; many Queen size, walnut finished. Color W» buy books anytime 489-5922 or 351- WOMAN. EAST side Lansing. care experience. 20 minutes from 8575. $55/month plus SINGLE ROOM in duplex. Five pocket calculators used; HP45 Tl TV. Phone 339-9909. 5-10-3 12IW. Grand Wvtr _0-5-10-1 Own room. campus. Will apply horse care blocks from campus. $80/month SR50 and SR10; Sinclair scientific utilities. 484-2358 after 6 p.m. against rent. Call 349-1574. lbl.VV.of Union NEED ONE person to share two etc. Portable cassette recorders GAS DRYER, drapes, small Cole¬ 20-10-24 plus utilities. 15 days free rent. I/ bedroom apartment $97.50/month ^ wudent" tk 8re with fldult per person. Includes heat. Call OKEMOS SCHOOL district, 2 FOUR BEDROOM home. Fur¬ 351-1186. 3-10-2 $10 up. Sony TC55, TC66 and TC60A. Typewriters $20 up, man stove, large air conditioner. Call anytime. 332-2051. 5-10-3 \MthruFri. f tOO«MO jSTftT 337-9158' Bob 882-7051. 6-10-1 bedrooms, carpeted, stove and refrigerator. Country living, mar¬ nished. Near bus. October 1st. 482-5927 after 6 p,m. Available PERSON three-man NEEP;aiillOwnit. term, for room, electric and manual. New Robyn, Cobra and Pace CB sets. Unbe¬ lievable stock of find guaranteed 100 USED Vacuum Tanks, cannisters and uprights. Cleaners. rtlNNoYLVANIA » ried couples onlyl Evenings or 5-10-3 share utillt"., ^e?aEt $r' for three-man North. tudio, utilities weekends, 349-02951 5-10-2 351-0244. 3-10-1 $80'month. Call merchandise plus jewelry, tools, Guaranteed one full year. $7.88 8763. JJ] rcham. $75. P»id, $1Lj/month plus deposit. Phone 627-5454. 5-10-1 HOUSES^ HOUSES. HOUSES. FOUR BEDROOM, living room, EAST LANSING. guns, over 1000 used tapes and albums, over 200 guitars plus DEPRESSION GLASS, paper¬ backs, furniture, coins, household and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. six bedrooms. East dining room, kitchen, and parlor. Girl needed, Opposite City Market. C-10-31 Two to amps, banjos, mandolins, flutes, items, PENNY PINCHER SHOP. All carpeted, range and refrigera¬ new home, private bedroom. NEED FEMALE. Share two Michigan area. It's late and we've tor, basement and garage. $220 Share the house. On bus line near saxes, drum sets, etc. WILCOX Fine resale clothing. Saturday and Prgf.l' Mailable October bedroom, own room. $81/month reduced our rents. Call Joe Miller, lease/deposit. 694-8703 or 882- campus. 175/month. 351-9036, SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East Sunday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Flea HOT POINT stove, $35. Electric including utilities. 355-0865 after 5 Acolyte Investment Management Michigan, Lansing, 485-4391. (Big Market in Williamston, 1039 West dryer, $35. Day bed and single 5303. 5-10-2 9-5 weekdays. 5-10-3 P-m. Inc., 332-6741 or 332-4240. 5-10-1 , Green Building). C-3-10-3 Grand River. 655-2788. 6-10-1 beds. 337-1020. 3-10-3 5-10-3 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October!} f»r Sale IS) Animals list t ftwi |R1 | tulbMi ||¥| IWq SmtetH FOR SALE. Bike, ten speed. $75. HORSE BOARDING. 15 minutes LOST: MALE Irish Setter, two BY OWNER. Bike or bus to DISSERTATIONS, PAPERS and Schvyinn Varsity, eight years-old. from campus, two large bams, 337-1885. 3-10-3 years old, wearing flea collar. campus. 254 bath, 3 bedroom, general typing by experienced outdoor riding arena, 90 acres of Please call 882-4607 or 882-4444. colonial. All appliances. 642 typist. Call Caroline, 332-5574. pasture. $45 stall, $35 pasture. Reward. 7-10-9 assumable mortgage. 8-10-10 All interested people are invited TEAC 33405, 6 months old. Call evenings. WALNUT CREEK $43,000, Announcements for It's What's 337-0343. 5-10-1 to an organization meeting of the reason, united Includes mixer and case. $950. Happening must be received in the world FARM, 655-3154. 0-16-10-22 BLACK, GREAT Dane. White IRENE ORR. Theses, term papers, Pre-Vet Club at 7:30 Thursday liberal social action Marantz 1030 amp, $100. Fisher State Newt Office, 341 Student ooZS chest, five years, spayed female, caring. 10:30 a.m. 201 receiver includes case, $150. red collar, no tags. "Cupcake" - CHEAPER THAN rent, with a general typing. Formerly with Ann Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least night, 109 Anthony Hall. sZJ! Call 351-9148 after 6 p.m. 7-10-9 [Mobile Homes * Reward: 676-4980. 339-9096. million dollar viewl Two bedroom lakefront townhouse condomini¬ Brown. Call 482-7487. C-10-31_ two class days before publication. Skiers! The" MSU Ski Unitarian-Universalist jvl 855 Grove St. RICHARDSON 12x60. Split P^n, 3-10-3 um. 7% assumable mortgage EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis¬ No accouncements will be accept¬ Club, East Lansing. at LibraJj ^ TRAYNOR AMP, 200 watts, ed by phone. Moosuski, is holding their first ex¬ #616, Trailer Haven. 351-2589 $26,500. 1968 LacDumont, Has- sertations (pica-elite). FAYANN, cellent condition. Must sell. after 2:30. For sale meeting at 7:30 Wednesday night or rent. 6-10-2 FIND SOMETHING lett. 339-2046 after 5. 3-10-3 C-10-31 Needed: 394-0464 after 7:30 p.m., Rick. Judo Club meets tonight in Judo in 109 Anthony Hall. See you Volunteers If you've found a pet or article of in 3-10-3 Room, Men's IM Bldg. Beginners working with felonj^l DETROITER, 1971, unfurnished, 3 DORM REFRIGERATOR, $55. bedrooms. shed Very good condition, and skirting, located in value, we want to help you return it. Just come into the State News Classified Department and. tell us [_ Rtcreitiw J[y| COMPLETE DISSERTATION and resume service. Printing, IBM from 6:30 - 7:30, advanced from 7:30 - 9:00. Come and see what Telecommunication majorsl felons in the New House. Volunteer Bureau All WavhkSI interested a 9'x12' carpeting, $30. TAKE A beauty trip to AMERI¬ typing, binding. Printing from the sport of Judo is like. Come to the MSU Broadcasters and I Diatom countryside village. Only 15 miles you want to place an ad in EAST CAN BEAUTY NURSERY. 3203 your plain paper originals. Comer Students, faculty and employes meeting at 8:30 Wednesday night message for Robin. aquarium filter, $25. Call 332- from commuter lot. Paved streets, LANSING STATE BANK'S Found Dexter Trail. M.A.C. and Grand River Below in the Sun Porch Room, Union. 8030. 3-10-3 Column. As a public service EAST Ecology shrubs, are welcome. swimming pool, and club house. handcrafted gifts. 10-10-8 Jones Stationery Shop. 9-5, Video Freaksl 625-7269. 5-10-1 LANSING STATE BANK will run Video Wt„ Monday - Friday. Call COPY- is alive and GARAGE SALE: Hardrock maple the ad at no cost to you! GRAPH SERVICE, 337-1666. Come to a free introductory Chinese Dinner followed by a and learn, at 7 videotape 1 table, 8x11 rug, air suspension EUROPE CHARTERS. Bi-Centen- discussion on the Transcendental slide presentation on the People's p.m. everyuy MARLETTE 10'x41', 1963. One EAST LANSING C-10-31 day, in the Union Tower speaker, clothes, miscellaneous. bedroom, shed. Trailer Haven. STATE BANK nial fares within states, ski packa¬ Meditation Program every Wed¬ Republic of China at 6:30 p.m. Video is the tool (3 Saturday, Sunday 12-5. 537 332-0657 or 373-6541. 3-10-3 C-10-31 ges. TRAVEL BY HARRINGTON, nesday at 1:45 p.m. and 4:10 p.m. Saturday, at United Ministries, of the k ANN BROWN PRINTING & TY¬ Don't be left Leslie, Lansing. 3-10-3 351-8800. C-5-10-3 PING. Dissertations, resumes, in C305 Wells Hall and 7:30 p.m. in 1118 S. Harrison. Information in pattern. without a J 8"x32' FURNISHED. Within walk¬ FOUND: BOOK, 3rd floor Wells 334 Union. Bring a friend. 248 Bessey Hall. Sponsored by WOOD general printing. Serving MSU for U.S.-China Peoples Friendship COOKSTOVE. comfort, wood/coal model. Excel¬ lent condition, 834-2103 Home evenings. ing distance of MSU. 332-5413 for more information. 3-10-3 Call ladies room on 9-26-75. Identify. 353-6167. C-2-10-2 Service WRITING COACH. ]f>^ 2I1 26 years with complete thesis service. 349-0850. C-10-31 There will be an meeting for people interested in Assn. Futuristic theatre with n* mind with a planetarium sho 1-10-1 Six years February. Auditions are tonic FOUND: BLACK/white male cat. experience in manuscript volunteer work at Michigan Rodeo Club will meet at 8 p.m. editing- TYPING EXPERIENCED. Fast and the Union Tower 1966, 2 BEDRO^ 114 bath, 2 White collar Bogue, Grand River. School for the Blind Thursday at 9 Thursday in the judging pavilion. Room, proofreading. A. Caulev. reasonable. 371-4635. C-10-31 of the future PHASE LINEAR 400 power amp. air conditione $®.>Kirting, shed. 355-4918, 355-9435. C-2-10-2 337-1591. 5-10-1 p.m. in 6 Student Services. Everyone welcome. A rodeo film today. ™ $375. Shure SME tone arm, $90. 339-3406, Everill. 5-10-2 Lifeguards are also needed. will be shown. The board meeting UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS COM¬ Muslim Students 351-9004. 2-10-2 1972 WESTBROOK, 12x65, unfur¬ FOUND: MONEY near Jenison. PROFESSIONAL SUEDE and lea¬ PLETE DISSERTATION and resu¬ MSU will be at 7 p.m. everyone to its IFTAR Assn J Identify Bookstore sales slip and ther cleaning and refinishing. me service, IBM typing, editing, Cycling Club will meet diJ APPLES, PEARS, sweet cider. nished except for appliances and tonight in 201 Mens IM Bldg. All The Foods and Nutrition Club will p.m. Wednesday at amount. 353-8300 Kirk. C-2-10-2 Alterations and repairs. OKEMOS offsett printing and binding. We % j BLOSSOM ORCHARDS, 2 miles storage shed. 2 bedrooms with interested parties welcome. The meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in 341 Church, Harrison Rd 1 north of Leslie on Hull Road. "Old CLEANERS, 349-0910. 0-10-31 encourage comparative shopping. Hishamut Talib is the US 127." Hours 9-6. dresser. Priced at $4200 or best offer. 694-1823. 5-10-2 FOUND: GLASSES, wire frames, For estimate stop in at 2843 East race and elections will be dis¬ Union. Building careers, skills, er. For more guest J Closed 9-26-75 Farm Lane. Call 485-4114. FOR QUALITY Stereo service visit Grand River or phone 332-8414. cussed. All members are urged to information, and fun are on the information m Mondays. Phone 1-589-8251. attend. the MSA. C-2-10-2 the STEREO SHOPPE, 555 East agenda. Please join us. Pick your own apples on Saturday FOR SALE or rent, 1965 New 0-10-31 Grand River. C-10-31 and Sunday. Hours 10-5. 0-10-31 Moon. Furnished, two bedroom on lot. One mile to MSU, near I P«rsml II/1 TYPING BY the hour. Drop off The Drug Education Center is holding an open house from 1 to 8 Attention all Criminal justice More control, less rent! Ferency speaks on Rent Contn— ft Coral Gables on city bus road. I WILL babysit in my home service. Secretarial assistance. majors. The Student Advisory FRAMES OLD, cracked or bro¬ INSTANT CASH. Wazoo Rec¬ p.m. Friday fit their new location, Committee to the School of 8 p.m. Thursday, 334 Union. | ken? 332-2437. 5-10-6 ords buys your good used albums. weekdays before 6 p.m. Call 694-0222. If no answer, 393-2499. Replacements at low cost. 355-3055. 3-10-2 398 Park Lane. Come and see Criminal Justice will meet at 6 OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 East Rock, jazz, classical, blues. Any 0-23-10-31 The Shalom Center their new home and find out about p.m. Wednesday, 336 Union. All o;,... EUCLAR 1958, 2 bedroom, 8x36. Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. quantity. $1.00-$ 1.50 per disc. RESUMES, TERM papers, theses DISSERTATION, THESES, term interested students welcome. day, and is open from 10a.ni"J C-3-10-3 Close to campus. Good condition. 223 Abbott, 337-0947. 27-10-31 5 p.m., on IBM. Transcription from tapes. papers, and general typing. Monday through liT $1300,489-3080. 5-10-1 Will pick up large jobs. 393-0125. day. HELP! IF anyone witnessed a Experienced, MSU close. Call The MSU Marketing Assn. pre¬ Brown bag lunch for all women, Featuring lox and tL CRIBS, PLAYPEN, high chair, 5 MINUTES MSU. driver 5-10;1 351-7455. 3-10-1 sents the faculty of Marketing and especially those returning to Sunday brunches from 11 a.irifl 10'x50' 2 hitting a 1973 Black Buick p.m., and a frame and box spring, camp cots, bedroom. Unfurnished. $2500. Regal, Friday, September 19th, BABYSITTING IN my home Transportation Administration school or careers from homemak- coffeehouse IhP trunk, movie screen, 60" round mahogany table, 332-5427. 2-10-2 Corner lot. 332-1736 late even¬ ings. 5-10-2 between 9 p.m. - 2 a.m., in the city parking lot near Dooley's, please weekdays before 5:30 p.m. and during football games. Call 355- [iransportatioii Jjjjft) RIDE NEEDED from Dept. to discuss marketing careers and opportunities for those inter¬ ested. 7 p.m. Thursday, ing, at noon Wednesday, 6 Stu¬ dent Services. Guest speaker will ning Oct. 18) River. at 507V4 E ST contact Errol, 393-8572. 6209. 3-10-1 Lansing Mall Eppley be Sue Bellingham, Lansing Com¬ 3-10-1 Come square n^r jjg 1970 AMHERST, 12x45, excellent condition. Two bedrooms, on lot, ALTERATIONS DONE by experi¬ area to MSU 6:30 627-4477. 6-10-7 a.m. Call Teak Room. munity College counselor. MSU Promenaders will be dancing tonig ma— BEAUTIFUL HUSKY/yellow La¬ skirted, porch. 641-6383. 6-10-6 'student loans' enced seamstress. Driving Working on campus this year? at 7 p.m. tonight at Williams® brador mix. 19 weeks, housebro- undergraduate student 355-1256. 3-10-1 Call anytime p wind a DRIVING Come to Meeting at 8 a Student Workers Union cafeteria. Square dance dre» members requested, ken. Free to good home. 332-4435 after 5 p.m. 2-10-1 | Lost & Found~||C^] . [ ions up to $25 - Interest free - or* -callable in 307 Monday • Friday, 9 Student Services • 4:30. Bring your EDGEWOOD VILLAGE CHIL¬ USED CAR in farily good condi¬ tion. Will pay up to $250. Call Bill area to MSU. - FROM DURAND Leaving 7 a.m., 107 S. p.m. Wednesday in Kedzie Hall. Steward welcome. LOST: BLACK puppy, 12 week? DREN'S CENTER has full and returning timB flexible. 288-4101 training will be discussed. All or 288-3470 after 5 Interested in women's sti FREE KITTENS. Nine weeks. Box old, collar. Near East part-time openings for children 487-0303; jM0J3_ _ D.m. 3-10-1 student workers should attend. Help plan our activities for I trained. 349-2723 after 5 Bank. Lansiru; 2Vi to 5 years. For information FEMALE-26 SEEKS room in grad p.m. White spot on leg. BILLFOLD PHOTO reproductions. DRIVING FROM GRAND Rapids year. Meeting at 4 p.m. WedJ 1-10-1 phone 351-2392. 5-10-6 house. 351-1396, after 6pm, - Participate in research on en¬ 20-$2.25, send your original keep to Lansing. Leaving 8:30 a.m., hancing creativity. day in the Oak Room, Union, I trying. 4-10-1 Participants students and faculty are LOST: PIECE of needle point near college photo. Box 1174. Berkley, NEW BOARDING stables, Mecca returning 3 p.m. 1-616-868-5201 need to have reached an impasse welcaf TWO HEALTHY Affectionate a- Michiaan. 48072. 6-10-2 Hallow. Large indoor arena. PARKING SPACE desperately after 4 p.m. 3-10-3 on some problem or project. dult cats. Need good homes. All Old World Village Mall. Reward. The Soaring Club will r Reasonable rates. Phone 322- needed. Please call 355-8709 after Leave name and phone number in Call 487-3974. 3-10-3 7:30 Wednesday night in I shots, spayed. 353-0201. 3-10-1 0429. 10-10-9 3 p.m. envelope outside 113 Olds Hall. Willing to pay. 9-10-9 FROM DAVIDSON - Flint, to Men's I.M. "Soaring CountJ HELPI Black/cream tabby lost. MSU. Leaving am, returning pm. .nst^S exciting movie from Colon an FOR SALE. TWO MSU/UM football tickets. East Complex Photo Club offers Two parrots and Adult, male, one bad eye. Shy, 653-0684. 3-10-1 will be shown free. Student or regular. Phone 353- complete black and white dark¬ The Soan cage. Phone 349-3258. vulnerable. PLEASE CALL Sandy Club welcomes all. facilities for all MSU stu¬ 5-10-1 332-3817 X-10-10-10 EMPLOYERS ARE calling us for our graduates. If you need a skill, 0937 after 5 p.m. 5-10-7 | Share Driving \[&\ room dents, faculty, and staff. Anyone The MSU Chapter of Worn# call us. NEED JACKSON interested in joining the club is Individually taught with ARTIST to illustrate TQ MSU. Leaving 8 qualified instructor. 90 hour sketches in book for publication. a.m. Tuesday thru Friday, 10 a.m. asked to attend an organizational Communications, Inc., is holdl an open house at 7 course with choice of Call Steve, 351-5228 for meeting at 7 p.m. 0ct.6« class, houfs. interview's on Mondays. Returning 12:20 p.m. on Thursday'm 7 at the Union VA Approved. Located on the Tuesday and Thursdays. 2:10 the Hubbard Hall darkroom. ... r. Sunporch. Stof and find out what W.I.C.I. BOARD EXAM TUTORING corner of Jolly and Aurelius Monday, Wednesday and Friday. it| Roads. Call 393-8615, SPARTAN WANTED, MALE to look for and The Horticulture Club announ¬ about. STANLEY H. KAPLAN 782-9005 before 9:30 p.m. 3-10-1 Creative TUTORING COURSES Now being formed for the ing MCAT, DAT, LSAT, ATGSB, upcom¬ KEYPUNCH ACADEMY. 10 ROWE DRESSAGE STABLES. 10-10- share house. Call 394-0821 after 4 p. m^ 5-10-6 WANTED. SOMEONE to care for SHARE DRIVING - From East Lansing to Detroit a.m. Returning ces its first Bldg. meeting of fall term at 7:00 tonight in 204 Horticulture Dr. Hanma will speak on Interested in working withm" tally impaired persons? Come GRE Board exams. For informa¬ p.m. 351-1582 after 7 p.m. Hawaiian Agriculture. Citizen's Advocacy Clinic and lessons featuring Dorita full grown old English Refresh¬ sheep dog ments will be served. meeting at 6:30 Wednesday nij tion call 1-313-354-0085. 0-1-10-1 Printed Pattern Konyot. Reservations, 349-1123. until Thanksgiving. Call 339-3697 340 Union. 4-10-6 after 5 p.m. for more details. ASArtSU and SMAB And we've never heard of un¬ 3-KW you, either! We're the MSU Come dig a fireworks, po< dergraduate TAX GUITAR, FLUTE, banjo and drum College lessons. Private instruction availa¬ LARGE ELECTRIC trains, highest Republicans and we'd like to get and jazz ensemble at 8:15 W REFUNDS available in From Flint to East ble. MARSHALL MUSIC, 351- prices paid for mint items. 7:30 a.m., Return 4 p.m. Lansing. Leave to know you. 8:30 p.m. Wednes¬ nesday, Abrams Planetarium 334 Student Services 695-1433 Make sure your face is in 7830. C-2-10-2 "1 evenings. 5-10-7 day, 331 Union. Thurs. Sept. 25 • Wed. after 5 p.m. place. Oct. 1, 9 a.m. 4:30 CARN STABLES WANTED. TICKETS - to MSU/ St. Lawrence Community Mental I — p.m. receipt card. Bring your fee lessons English, sage, jumping. - offering riding Western, Dres¬ New instructor, UMgame. Reasonable offer. Call 351-2012 after 8 p.m. 1-10-1 Mint ||»1 Health Center will be holding an orientation session for all people "Black Notes" is every Wednesday on seen at Channel 7p RIDING - FROM South Lansing Pat Reynolds. interested in volunteering at 7 p.m. Cable TV. Be informed, HURT? CRUTCHES and wheel¬ 337-2794, 16848 NEED ORGANIST (Waverly &• Jolly) to MSU cam¬ Towar Avenue, East Lansinq. - experienced, Wednesday, 27 Student Services tained and educated to win chairs rented or sold. GULLIVER 3-10-1 First Christian Church. Contact pus. Leaving 7:15 a.m., returning 3-KJ-! happening. Sponsored by STATE DRUG, 1105 East Grand church office, phone 482-6063. If Notes TV Workshop. River. Corner of Gunson and East DANCE EXERCISE tap and jazz. no answer, 332-2964. 5-10-6 Pre-Profe8sional Club meeting Grand River. Telephone 332-5171. Trim those inches away. Profes¬ RIDING FROM SOUTH ASMSU Traffic Court is seek Lansing to at 7:30 Thursday night in 326 0-1-10-1 sional instruction. Therese WANTED: TWO non-student MSU. Leaving 12 noon, Natural Science Bldg. Speakers individuals to serve as justices tickets to the MSU-MICHIGAN 4 p.m. returning Dougherty Dance Studio at Fran- 882-9782 morning or be from MSU's the 1975-76 school year. Studf FREE...A Lesson in complexion medical dor. 351-6988. game. Call 485-0229. 2-10-1 eveninq. 3-10-3 schools, care. Call 484-4519 East Introductory zoology, MSU Volunteers enrolled in seven or more ere Michigan lesson free with ad. 8-10-3 or 485-7197 MALE FROM'MASON TO MSU. College of Natural Science and may obtain an application in Lansing Mall. MERLE ROOMMATE needed. Leav¬ Pre-Professional Advising. Student Services Bldg. NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. TRY A CLASSIFIED Ad today and Large two bedroom, ing 7:25 a.m., returning 5 p.m. Dis¬ two man. cussion will cover C-10-31 prove to yourself how resultful it Call evenings or 676-1634 after 6 p.m. 3-10-3 MCAT, OAT, (More IWH on P»«« 18j weekends, 882- and OCAT. can be! 9225. 6-10-7 JUSMS 203 E. Grand River BIG BUY NO. 2 The Greatest $20°° Trim a tree lavishly or make a sparkling mobile. No-cost way to trim a tree and have lots of fun! Use 4646 8-18 Dress On Earth scraps of Christmas wrap, glitter beads, odds n' ends. Pattern 7265: pattern pieces -/bio**} for 12 hangings, mobile. Wear it everywhere . . . $1.00 for each pattern. Add Get lots of fashion mileage 250 each pattern for first-class from this total teamwork of for any mood or occasion . mail and handling. Send to: dashing shirt, side-slit jerkin and slim pants. You'll love the comfort Send now! Alice Brooks Printed Pattern 4646: Misses' and Needlecraft Oept. Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. versatility of Size 12 (bust 34) jerkin, pants Huk A Poo's famous - - Michigan Stat* News, 126 2% yards 60-inch; shirt l3i Box 163, Old Chelsea Sta.,New York, NY 10011. Print Name, yards 45-inch fabric. wrap dress ... In soft $1.00 for each pattern. Add Address, Zip, Pattern Number. 25« for each pattern for first- washable 100% nylon MORE than ever before! 200 class mail and handling. Send knit in beautiful designs plus 3 free printed in¬ t0: side NEW 1976 NEEDLECRAFT CATALOG! Has everything. 75 c. Anne Adams assorted dark prints. Crochet with Squares $1.00 Pattern Dept. Sizes S, M, & L. Crochet a Wardrobe $1.00 Nifty Fifty Quilts $1.00 Ripple Crochet $1.00 Michigan Stat* N*ws, 116 Sew + Knit Book $1.25 243 West 17 St., New York, NY Needlepoint Book .. $1.00 10011. Print NAME. ADDRESS, Flower Crochet Book $1.00 ju Vis ZIP, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Hairpin Crochet Book $1.00 Instant Crochet Book $1.00 SAVE $5 to $50 when you Instant Macrame Book $1.00 sew it yourself! New tops, Instant Money Book $1.00 pants, skirts, dresses in NEW Complete Gift Book $1.00 FALL-WINTER PATTERN CAT¬ Complete Afghans r 14 $1.00 ALOG! 100 styles, free pattern 203 E. Grand River Ave. 12 Prize Afghans 412 50* coupon. Send 75c. Book of 16 Quilts ;1 50c Sew + Knit Book $1.25 Across from the Studont Union Museum Quilt Book $2 50* Instant Money Crafts $1.00 15 Quilts for Today i3 . 50< Instant Sewing Book $1.00 Book of 16 Jiffy Ruts 50c Instant Fashion Book $1.00 Use your Master Ph. 337-1335 Charge Or Bank Amorieo" ber«n| II state News. East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 1, 1975 1 7 THE SMALL SOCIETY by Brickman rODAY'S PROGRAMS KINKY FRIEDMAN t THE TEXAS JEW BOYS Are Coming. 1ui6 IM ctet y. I Love Of 11:30 (23) Villa Alegre 11:30 mti't Life (25) Hogan's Heroes !ni,Hullvwood Squares (50) Monkees (CBS) Cannon 9:00 (NBC) Tonight Show Johnny Carson will host a special MUCH,PtT tHP SS?"* Dinah! (41) News 5:55 A Green Beret veteran key figure in a reopened becomes a murder 13th anniversary show. 6:00 (ABC) Wednesday Movie Of The (2 34-5-6-7-8- Week WA b 10-12-13-25-41) News (NBC) Doctors Hospital "The Girl Most Likely To..." (9) Bewitched Knives Of Chance" A young Stockard Channing, Ed Asner. An 12:00 NOON ^•13) News (14) Modern Home Digest Jack surgeon on Dr. Jake ugly duckling becomes beautiful HUH (23) Your Future Goodwin's staff is under pressure. after plastic surgery. FRANK ERNEST & iANUTS by Bob Thaves Schulz 61 Vt IT A s COoD Kick in : THt MEMORY Bank... it-* PEMINUCINC ' again ! thaw 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October m Hearst takes psychiatric test (More IWH on page 16) SAN FRANSISCO (AP) - As tal and emotional condition," Karma Record Shoppe is now said Dr. Coburn. He studied because of, to us, said. "A psychological inter¬ federal marshal said. Patricia Hearst left her jail cell the attorneys also said inexplicable a open for fall term at 313 Student they under Dr. Seymour Pollack, expressions of impatience or view is like being undressed." Carter appointed three psy¬ for more psychiatric tests Tues¬ believe Hearst may be on the Services Bldg. 2 to 4:30 p.m. director of the Institute of resentment... chiatrists and a psychologist to day, her lawyers revealed for verge of "a nervous break¬ Monday through Friday. Come in the first time that the newspa¬ Psychiatry and Law at the "As of now, this young wo¬ No defense attorney was determine whether Patty is and buy, sell or trade your new down." University of Southern Califor¬ man's mind is too fragile to face present for the earlier tests, mentally competent to undergo and used records. per heiress is not cooperating in Hearst, meanwhile, was ta¬ nia and one of the psychiatrists the horrors which she received but one of Patty's attorneys cross-examination at a bail her defense. ken by federal marshals from appointed to examine Patty. during the long period of her was with her Tuesday "to tell hearing on her affidavit claim¬ Attention Communication Arts And a specialist in legal psychiatry said Hearst might the San Mateo County Jail in Redwood "Any attempt to force Hearst kidnaping." her it is OK to go ahead with ing she was tortured and brain and Sciences students: Petitions The MSU yearbook Log, is holding an opmlJ RmI City and driven to into a discussion of the dark Hallinan had said earlier that washed into joining her SLA for Academic Council Representa¬ well find the court-ordered Stanford University Medical areas in her recent past brings a "really heavy afternoon" of the physical because she had apprehension yesterday," tive are now available in 113 7:30 Wednesday dent Services nig? J mental examinations unner¬ Center, less than 10 miles to the her to tears and extreme emo¬ some Auditorium and departmental of¬ Bldg. ah J with special skills ving, since they are designed to south. tional turmoil," the attorneys testing over the weekend "took fices. Deadline for submitting in phot!; writing, sales or graphic expose her underlying feelings. She was returned to a terrible toll" on Hearst and Balloon letter flies 400 miles petitions is 5 p.m. Oct. 13. invited. d2 ™ jail after said in the statement that was made doctors fearful she might Lawyers Terence Hallinan undergoing about four hours of dated Sept. 26, adding their and John Knutson said Patty is attempt suicide if left in iail. physical and psychiatric testing opinion that to press her He asked Judge Carte* to let WESTLAND (UPI) - A "good "vacillating in her attitude to¬ ward her parents and lawyers" by Dr. Donald Lunde, who had examined her for three hours at further on these areas might her be moved to a hospital. news" message sent aloft by letter. I go never thought it would that far either." PRE-VET CLUB "result in a permanent and Hallinan said one of the and impatient with discussions Stanford on Monday and visited 10-year-old Zackary Soof III The letter was from another irreversible psychosis." rooms at the jail where traveled nearly 400 miles, a fact ALL INTERESTED PEOPLE of her legal case. She breaks into tears if asked her in jail last week. "...We are dealing with a was interviewed by a Hearst psycholo¬ the youngster still finds hard to 10-year-old, Dennis Arcoracia of Alexandria, Va., who picked ARE I Dr. Michael Coburn, who about her adventures with the specializes in legal phychiatry, mentally and emotionally dis¬ turbed young woman who is gist contained a television cam- believe. "I told the kids about it at up a small helium balloon near the Washington monument just INVITED TO Afl ORGANIZATION I Symbionese Liberation Army said the tests Patty is taking either emerging from or about Cobum said the presence of (SLA) and refuses to discuss school," the fifth grader in this seven and one-half hours after MEETING OF THE PRE-VET her are "designed to uncover un¬ to fall into a nervous break¬ such a camera during psycho¬ Detroit suburb said Wednes¬ Zackary released it during a CLlBl underground life, the attor¬ derlying conflicts, to get be¬ down. said in a statement filed neath the conscious levels." logical testing could be very day. church outing. ON THLRS., Oct. 2 in neys "We had constantly to with¬ destructive. "You doift un¬ "They just wouldn't believe His good news message room 109 with U.S. District Court Judge "The projective tests expose draw from questioning her read: dress when the door's open," he until I showed them the Oliver J. 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