VOLUME 70 NUMBER 17 FRIDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1975 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 (PS to outline search policy for concerts r martv sommerness p.m., ASMSU will post monitors at each The temporary agreement reached Ve News Staff Writer gate where there is a DPS officer. The monitor will scrutinize the Thursday's meeting headed off possible at ASMSU attorney Ken Smith. "In a it's too bad there aren't more of these way, dent for student affairs and services; getting drunk, throwing bottles and "vomit¬ agreement to formulate a written activity of ASMSU court action against the DPS. Leland Carr, MSU vice-president for legal ing down people's collars." Unt detailing the policy Dept. of the police officer, noting if any concert- meetings. We're going to enter into an services; the Ingham County prosecuting Nonnamaker said the meeting produced a Had no such agreement been reached, the agreement about Safetv (DPS) officers will use in goers are stopped and searched, how the committee, having been empowered to take policing the events. attorney and the ASMSU committee con¬ "general agreement there is reason to "There might very well be some pro¬ L searches of concert-goers resulted police officer deals with the search and cerned with the searches, Raymond said. enforce the MSU ordinance" prohibiting what is done with any material that legal action by the ASMSU Board at its blems coming from the agreement. We said Lav from a meeting between repre- might Tuesday meeting, might have carried we're not going to accept it blindly. We're "We'll meet with our attorney once we alcohol. be confiscated. Ktives of the MSU administration, DPS. through its threats of seeking a temporary get the document and we'll hash it out and Also agreed upon by the going to look it over," Smith said. ■ Entertainment, ASMSU and their at the meeting were representatives restraining order against the DPS for the ASMSU president Brian Raymond said see if it's acceptable to ASMSU," Raymond "extensive" said. searches and Report issued pre-con¬ sue the campus police for that as a result of the meeting the DPS will » the search policy will not be cert security planning sessions to be held damages to gate receipts resulting from the If the student government does not "reduce their search policy to writing." tad in time for Monday's Loggins and between the DPS and Pop Entertainment adverse effects of the searches. approve of the DPS policy, Raymond said After the policy is in writing, copies will j concert in Jenison Fieldhouse at 8 . officials before every future concert. ASMSU might take the issue to court. "A great deal was accomplished," said be sent to Eldon Nonnamaker, vice presi- "We have assurances from the DPS that the DPS is going to drastically modify its search procedures at the Loggins and by prosecutor \-P Wilkinson MSU bills, Messina concert," Raymond said. "They (the DPS) don't think there'll be the need for the same intensive search there was for Jethro Tull," Raymond said. WASHINGTON (AP) ecutor - Watergate Pros¬ Henry S. Ruth leaves office today after issuing the final report from the "The alcohol is illegal. We're not changing 28-month investigation of a scandal that forced Richard M. Nixon to resign the Issembles our tolerance. We're still going to keep our huge Un policy against it," Raymond said. "We have to protect the welfare of the students. At the same time, we want to protect the rights of the student," said Raymond, noting that ASMSU could be presidency. Ruth turns over the job to Charles Ruff, who will handle it on a part - time basis while continuing to .teach three courses at the Georgetown University law school. Editors note: This is the first of a series of with this year's Ruff, 36, becomes the fourth and proba¬ budget," he said with a wry held responsible for negligence if a concert- articles the State News will present over the grin. goer is injured at the concert-site by a bly the last Watergate prosecutor and will coming issues designed to introduce the Most of the difficulties with the direct the remaining investigations and budget flying wine-bottle or beer can. University community to those faces in high stemmed from the lack of firm information Raymond said that tickets for future Pop handle appeals pending from the major places called MSU administrators. from the state legislature on the amount of Entertainment concerts may have the trials and convictions. By SUE WILLOUGHBY this year's appropriation. As a result, words "Alcohol is not allowed" printed on Despite intensive investigations, the State News Staff Writer estimated figures for the budget and a special Watergate prosecutors never the stubs. were Roger Wilkinson, vice president for needed tuition increase were all delayed. Leland Carr was once again unavailable able to crack some of the scandal's most business and finance and the man behind the celebrated mysteries, such as who inten¬ The Thursday for comment on the meeting. University bankroll, does not burn the delay was not really anyone's fault, tionally erased I8V2 minutes in one of Wilkinson said. The real problem was Major Adam Zutaut, commander of the midnight oil counting pennies and devising DPS, refused to comment on the meeting, Nixon's White House tape recordings. outrageous schemes to save MSU a dollar. Michigan's unstable and uncertain financial Another of the unsolved mysteries sur¬ And he is a far cry from Ebenezer Scrooge. situation. saying any press releases on the subject would have to come from Nonnamaker's rounded the handling of a $100,000 cam¬ But he will admit that this year's "Our figures changed daily, and we had to paign contribution funneled from industrial¬ office. University budget was easily the most delay the budget process twice," he said. Zutaut did say, however, that DPS ist Howard Hughes to Nixon's best friend, difficult job he has had to face in his 16 years "But the legislature was just as frustrated as Charles C. G. "Bebe" Rebozo. coverage of concerts on campus started at MSU. we were with the whole And in its final report Wednesday, the Michigan financial "almost at the inception" of rock concerts. "I think I've spent more time on the situation." The police attended the events "So we Watergate prosecution force shed no new budget this year than since I've The could insure the rock concerts could light on why the original burglary at the any year legislature is caught in the middle been here," Wilkinson said as he sat in his with continue," Zutaut said. Watergate offices of the Democratic party appropriations because the Michigan was undertaken. It did not even address the shirt sleeves in his office. Constitution requires that they pass a Before the DPS began patrolling the He was not the only person spending functions, Zutaut said rock concert-goers question. (continued on page 10) (continued sleepless nights trying to balance the books. were plagued with audience members on page 6) A large portion of the budget is put together by his assistant vice president, Steve Terry, and budget officer Bob Lockhart. But the final recommendation for the budget that was put to the board of trustees is the combined efforts of Wilkinson, Jack Breslin, executive vice president, former I'LL UNPACK LATER provost John Cantlon (now vice president LEAD PIE TO THE mm for research and graduate studies) and Roger Wilkinson President Wharton. "I think we all had a miserable . RAMPANT SEX/ professor formulates task force REMEMBER 'HE'S JUST " , A FRESHMA^J AND DOESN'T feyKNOW ANY BETTER. counsel governor on science By MICHELE BURGEN State News Staff Writer been utilized in the Seafarer project in the Another objective of Taylor's plan is the BLESS Upper Peninsula. A team of nine specialists establishment of a long-term commission of THIS , MSU professor is formulating a in the fields of engineering, biology, science experts to keep the governor CO-ED jem that would Jttoe with provide the state's chief ecology and physics studied the feasibility abreast of current developments. DORCfl continuing counsel in all of an underground dispatch system that "This would be a year-long project. We Pot science and engineering. would broadcast to U.S. submarines any¬ would file a report when we think science Jiun C. Taylor, professor and chair- where in the world. Within a month the ■ of the would take a role in the governor's Dept. of Civil and Sanitary report recommended the go-ahead for the Nemng, said several mechanisms to decision-making," Taylor said. project, which the governor accepted. ■*7#vernor with needed informa- "Whatever the issues are, we can put The commission would also offer advice ■jw be implemented in a system that V Wrve 48 a model for other states, together a task force to fit them," Taylor to the governor whether or not the information is solicited, Taylor said. said. ■to the funding to come from the He said a commission of this sort would science "If the governor next week comes up consist of no more than a dozen advisers, Foundation, Taylor hopes with a medical question, we'll get doctors serving without pay on a part-time basis. gP special task forces that will study from all over the state." Each adviser would be responsible for Ci■7s 1SfSUeS ,and answer the governor's tor information. individual research and would have to be Usually, a report could be on the available on request of the governor. H 11511 foree approach has already governor's desk within as little as 30 days. Taylor said the various commission members would be chosen from colleges and universities in Michigan and also from the Michigan Academy of Scientists. The rationale behind the one-year com¬ mission, as opposed to a permanent group, is to keep the areas of expertise flexible. inside Taylor said other states do have permanent advisory commissions, but their function is COED LIVING DISPROVES FEARS East Lansing wants an expanded fire station, limited to the members' respective areas of as come but the proposal under fire itself. On page 3. proficiency. weather t,^a''ces are the weather will be cloudy and comfortably cool in In some states, such as Pennsylvania, the commission has evolved into an arm of the state government instead of remaining a Floors show separate advisory council, he said. low u 6 C'ty ^'s weekend. Friday will start out cloudy with the In other instances, the commission has By CAROLE LEIGH HUTTON halls employing a community bath arrangement, the existing tem'Peratures n uPPer 30s. Saturday and Sunday will be less cloudy with become absorbed in departmental quag¬ State News Staff Writer set-ups have met with no objection from University officials. ranging between the upper 50s and the lower 60s. Five years ago the mere discussion of implementing coed mire, rendering it somewhat ineffective. Robert Underwood, residence halls floors in MSU residence halls was viewed as immoral and manager, described the Finally, Taylor will organize various coed floors as popular, and added that "they seem to be unthinkable. Such thoughts were induced by fears of rampant workshops, seminars and conferences to workingout very well." The one problem being caused by inform the state's policy makers — legisla¬ sex creating dens of sin all over campus. their existence, Underwood said, is tors and administrators on future issues After four years of debate the board of trustees very overcrowding on other floors in the residence halls. and developments in science-related arenas. reluctantly passed a proposal by a one vote margin that allowed for coed residence hall floors. Now, one year after "As a general rule coed floors are underassigned," Under Taylor, the governor's science adviser on their inception, the general consensus is that this innovative wood said, explaining that this is due to the policy of not a part-time basis, is also a member of the Program Council, a cabinet group that housing technique is a complete success and all the fears were assigning incoming freshmen or transfer students to these areas. The problem is being alleviated, however, advises the governor on policy matters. groundless. by what There are presently five floors, one in each of the larger Underwood termed "a modification of the original policy," Taylor said the idea for the project was initiated last spring when the National campus residence halls, that are coed by suite. McDonel, which allows transfer students and freshmen to move onto a Foundation Holmes and Wonders Halls were the first to experiment with coed floor by their own choice once the academic year has Science agreed to sponsor advisory systems in four states. He admit this type of housing assignments beginning in September begun. The modifications also allow for the assignment of ted that as the governor's only science 1974. transfer students to the floor with the provision that they be After observing these three floors for one year, the advised of the situation in advance. adviser, he did not have the knowledge of all the issues that would arise. University decided to expand the program to include Wilson Eldon Nonnamaker, vice president for student affairs and and Case Halls in the fall of 1975. Though further expansion of services, feels that "coed floors have worked out very well." Funding for the project will begin with a contract with the foundation, to be signed the program is somewhat limited by the number of residence (continued on page 11) about Nov.l. 2 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Fri BCf: 13'/, irCICIE Thursday for 350,000 volunteers to follow him in a "peaceful march" to "recover" the disputed Spanish Sahara territory. He challenged Spain to open fire on the marchers. The king's announcement followed a ruling International Court of Justice at The Hague by the that it could not recognize Moroccan and Mauritanian sovereignty claims to SATUCIDaVT the West African desert territory. BECK HALf PRICE Hi § Morocco's claims to the phosphate-rich northern part of I \V| SI VI VI VI I the territory are opposed by Spain and Algeria, both of which demand a referendum among the Sahara's nomadic population of 80,000 that could lead to independence. Mauritania wants the southern and western parts Sahara. The dispute has brought Algeria, Spain and Morocco to the combat-ready troops of territory's borders. of SUNDAY M Mil III & IPIIZZA Smog perils Athen's Acropolis _ SIICIAI ATHENS (AP) — Pollution over the past 40 years has caused greater damage to the ancient monuments on the °n'Y Dom'no's guarantees that their 30-Minute Man Acropolis than they suffered in the previous four centuries, a Rn 50 lal,ver„your cents off yourP,zza w«thin next ;3izza. 30 minutesor you get United Nations report said this week. P'Z" tastes gre< The delivery is free. And Minister of Culture Constantine Tripanis, in announcing you know it will arrive hot and fast. the report, said antiquity experts from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) CALL DOMINO'S proposed an immediate start on protection of the TODAY 2,500-year-old marble temples and statuary. They said the famed monuments overlooking the city of Athens should be covered with plastic or nylon for the winter. Tripanis said the report stressed that if protective measures were not taken before winter, "the monuments |T|L. 4 •••••• 966 Trowbridge 1139 E. G rand R iver 351-7100 351 -8880 "Half-an -Hour or Half-a-Dollar" might be irretrievably damaged." Proposed fire station: a smouldering issue By RALPH FRAMMOLfNO started south of the street. Kestenbaum be able to reach the more densely populated State News Staff Writer catagorized a major fire as one that caused areas within three minutes, an acceptable East Lansing voters may add fuel to the more than $2,000 of damage. time by fire department standards. smoldering controversy surrounding a pro¬ Kestenbaum also said the property "We can respond to the central business posed fire station if they allow the city to go bought by the city for the proposed station district from both stations within a matter ahead and build the structure. was forced on them by Albert White, an of a few minutes," Patriarche said. Proposal "A" on the ballot for the East Lansing developer. He said the land Arthur Patriarche, East Lansing Fire November 4 election requests permission was poor, and that it would cost the city Chief and brother of city manager John from voters to allow the city to borrow over $200,000 to make the ground suitable for Patriarche, said that the time to respond to one million dollars for the construction of a construction. a fire will be an additional thirty seconds new fire station. Councilman George Griffiths explained from the present time. Fire and city officials, along with some of that he does not particularly question the "I met with the business people and they the council members, said that the need for a new fire station, but he thinks said they had no qualms about us going one proposed $1,120,000 fire station is badly needed that the city is not going to locate the mile north," Chief Patriarche said. "How because of the inadequacy of the current station in the best place. soon you get the call once the fire starts — structure next to city hall to house modern "Frankly, it (the locating of the station) that's the important part." equipment. smells to me," Griffiths said. Chief Patriarche also said that a problem But opponents to the new station He also said he feels impeded from openly with the land, called a "muck problem," say the site which the city has already purchased opposing that locating of the station. would add an unexpected cost to construc¬ for the station is too far from the area "I find it very difficult to oppose it tion. Muck is fine sand with the consistency where most of the fires occur. because my opposition would be construed of coffee grounds. The parcel of land the Larry Kestenbaum, head of Students to as 'Griffiths doesn't want it by his house' city has purchased has from nine to seven Keep Enough Protection from Terror for he said. feet of surface muck, with one pocket going the Inner Community (SKEPTIC), said that John Patriarche, East Lansing city down to 27 feet of muck. the city plans to move the new fire station manager, said the decision to locate the new He said the city anticipated paying north of Saginaw Street, but that most fires* fire station north of Saginaw near Besse- $100,000 for the land improvement, but a occur south of Saginaw Street. maur Drive was taken from a computer report from the architects showed an esti¬ "The area of very high incidence of fire is study done of the area in 1969. mate of $200,000. Patriarche said that the around the present fire station, the area "This is our prime choice from our city decided not to simply condemn houses ■Leaves here, leaves there, that is what the MSU of the most important jobs of the year, where else commonly called the student ghetto," computer study," Patriarche said. He said in another area to get better land because Kestenbaum said. the study, done by the International City Ewintenwce crew is finding out as they tackle one would all the college students play if they couldn't He said that in 1971, eight of the nine that process would be just as expensive. ■of the biggest jobs of the year. Cleaning up the mess Managers Assn. considered the growth iEast Lansing councilman John Polom- pl«y jn the big piles of leaves every year potential, existing streets in the city, and that Mother Nature leaves every fall has to be one major fires in the city happened south of sky said if the funds were approved at the Saginaw Street, in 1974,10 or 11 major fires location of fires. election, it may take up to five years to Patriarche said future city growth is one build the new station. He said that the factor that weighed heavily in the decision. Union Building on campus is built on muck "In ten or twenty years, the area will land founded on 80 foot pilings. grow — if the drainage problem is But he said that he had reservations resolved," Patriarche said. He maintained abo:it the fire station site. that even though the station is north of "If we go there, I'm not sure we can serve Saginaw, fire engines from the proposed the bulk of the population as well as with station and the current one on campus will the present site," Polomsky said. If there's not enough room in your room, would you lift wood for a loft? If you do, you should prepare for the consequences if you are caught, which is what happened to four men from Bryan Hall early Thursday morning. Ik accepts prize, The four were arrested at about 12:30 a.m. in X-Lot. They had a load of lumber and plywood, which had apparently been stolen from a construction site in Meridian Township. Police are also looking for the person who got his wood by taking it out of the platform tennis ck'ge In the East Complex on Wednesday, when some redwood planks and support beams were discovered missing. By JANE NICHOLS million. The Bicentennial Lottery was a one Bicentennial lottery tickets as a prize. seeing that that number coincided too, she ksday was an eventful day for Susan time only drawing. She thought so little of the tickets, she became even more excited. Ummmm-hunnnh...ummmm-hunnnh...ummmm-hunnnh. Click. Buzzzzzz. That's the u. Not only did she receive a marriage The cost of a Bicentennial ticket was $5 only part we could print. was going to give one of them to her friend, It seemed too good to be true, so Farhat The rest of the obscene telephone calls to a Fee Hall man were less pal, but she also won $5,000. She but Farhat did not pay a penny for either of but luckily, the friend refused. Dazed, had her friends call a radio station to double about 3 p.m. Wednesday when a lewd-minded female turned the traditional printable. It all began ted the money, but not the proposal, the two tickets she was holding. She won telephone Farhat said, "I could've given the winning check the number. When she was assured tables on the man who was presumably studying quietly. president assistant in E.McDonel Hall, them at a bingo game in mid-August. ticket away." that she had indeed won $5,000, she began After about eight calls between 3 p.m. and 11 p.m., the man, who probably was not used as a prize winner in the Michigan She and a friend went to the bingo game, The drawing was Tuesday evening and innial Lottery. The Bureau of the calling close friends and relatives. to such talk, finally got so disgusted he called the which was sponsored by the Knights of Farhat was ready to go to bed when her police. I Lottery reported that there were "My father," she said, "told me to sign my Livonia "for lack of anything better to do." suitemate asked if she was going to check name on the back of the ticket and go to 1 prizes given, totalling almost $3 She won a game and was given two her tickets. Not expecting to win, she said The bed. Then he called this morning to see if he Safety Services Dept. has moved out of the quonset huts and into the new Dept. of no. But a friend down the hall, had was dreaming." Public Safety Building. conveniently written the winning numbers Since the beginning of the lottery, Susan The new telephone number is 353-5360. All numbers at the quonset huts have been down. estimated that she has spent $15 on tickets. disconnected. Susan got out her two tickets and Pressed for money, she stopped buying checked. With one of the tickets she tickets. A woman in the Women's Intramural Building was confronted by a leotard-wielding man checked as far as the first four numbers and "I would've never bought a five dollar Wednesday evening. then became extremely excited, thinking ticket," she stated. The man observed the woman dancing in room 118 there at about 7:30 p.m. He first tried she had won $500. Susan is a junior, majoring in social work, to take pictures of the woman but she objected. When the man approached and asked her to "She was trembling" said a friend, "and I change into a pair of black leotards he just happened to have with him, the woman said 'No, check the fifth.' " Farhat did and (continued on page 7) retreated and called the police. 50 GATHER Me iron mining bill may get shaft Pigs ore iwT1 looking bad Ponies from suits under for Senate Bill 1003, which would exempt iron mining the state's Environmental Protection Act ,ime 0 comPany received a state lease. once 30 days Local support for UFW still high ■ ®°nesday, Gov. Milliken repeated his threat to veto the legislation if it to the clapping crowd. "Don't listen to about the beatings by Teamster goons or «dth e ' rePresentatives trying to push the bill through the House (it has By JAMIE CONROY expressed at those meetings," Dougherty Senate) pulled the bill off the daily calendar for the fourth time in a State News Staff Writer bureaucrats, keep boycotting." the smashing of UFW cars by goons. There said. P. in icating that they can't muster up enough support for the bill. At a United Farm Worker (UFW) rally Father Pete Dougherty,, a member of a is a whole aura of intimidation that is "They are aware of our boycotts and Thursday, well-worn signs reading "Say constant in California." ■be (fl ^'n^,ass' D"'ron (ikL6ayec' unt'' Mountain, said Thursday that consideration of the bill we can meet with No to Gallo" and "UAW Supports Farm task force that went to California to view first-hand the situation of farm workers But Dougherty applauded the spirit of pickets in California," he added. "And they are grateful." To that the group gave a mining company officials to decide I ec°urses of action." Workers Struggle for Economic Justice," there, detailed some descriptions of Team¬ the farm workers on the strike lines. resounding "Viva la causa!" show that local support for the UFW fight ster "abuses" against farm workers. Then, to further the enthusiasm and [budget gets its first red scare for economic justice still continues at MSU. Before the rally started, the small group "You don't really hear about the oppres¬ "There are UFW meetings on Friday nights at a park there (in California) that UFW funds, a UFW flag, straight from California and personally autographed by Wthat"16!,s°meone turns on a light on campus, MSU administrators see red. At of about 50 were gathered on the leaf- sion there in the press releases you get in are a spiritual, social, economic and political Ceasar Chavez, was auctioned off. I Mill k' '1eco'oro^theMSU budget unless the Michigan Senate overrides strewn lawn near Beaumont Tower talking Michigan," Dougherty said. "You don't hear kind of thing. Their way of life is being And the crowd cried "Viva!" ier lews, the vast majority of which appear accident at the plants operating or explosions and the widespread dispersion of citizens. In the event a nuclear accident for those cities. solid, liquid and gaseous radioactive ma¬ took place and an evacuation were required, Letter polity Lansing area Butterfield theatre chain, objects to the RHA's policy of advertising to be little more than desperate the part of the reviewer to prove his attempts on er the rules of the Nuclear Regulato- terial. it would be disastrous without adequate its movies to the general public (in the State mission, utilities are required to The reactor itself would melt into the sophistication and refinement, I suppose I knowledge and preparation. The Opinion Page welcomes all letters. Journal^, I suggest that as an expression of should be inured to pretentious, amateurish emergency operations plans for earth below it, and no one has been able to Readers should follow a feu rulea to insure Evacuation would be even more difficult his good faith, Wardwell discontinue his hatchet jobs. But reading Darryl Grant's power plants — which include the determine how deep it would go or what in winter that.as many letters as possible appeur in snow or rush hour traffic. And, of theatre s advertisements of films in the 'review" of the Players' Gallery's first-rate evacuation of everyone within 20 would stop it. This is known in the trade as course, nuclear evacuation has special print State News. After all, if Wardwell sees the production of "The Fantasticks," I reached of the plant. a "China Accident," since, far as as we know, problems of its own, such as the fact that All letters should b». typed on 65 space State (in the form of MSU s RHA film the limits of my tolerance. 1 1 surprised to learn that the reactor could go all the way ps you are through the victims of radiological contamination be lines and triple spaced Letters must be Group) interfering with his right to earth. run a plans exist. If so, you are like most come radiologically dangerous themselves signed, and include heal address, student, legitimate business,'' then it follows quite To take issue with specific points in Mr. who are kept uninformed about ■ If loss of cooling water threatened such a lis, to people who try to assist them. faculty ui staff standing - if any and logically that legitimate business' should Grant's piece would be pointless. Suffice to "e minimal precautions and regula- disaster, the reactor's Emergency Core One of the major problems of our phati number keep its finger out of affairs of State say that, he has obviously refused to look an placed on the operations of nuclear Cooling System (ECCS) is designed to technological society has been oui willing Letter* should be 25 lines or less and may inch beneath the surface if "The Fantas immediately bring in new coolant. How ness to embark upon technological adven be edited for conciseness to fit more tetters Because MSU is a state supported ticKs, a beautifully written, timeless par :mal? Yes, when you consider that 20 ever, this system has never been opera tures without examining full costs and on the page institution it does belong to the people of able containing some of the finest music I've is only slightly greater than the tionally tested. It has been tested with a implications. Nuclear power is perhaps the No unsigned lettero will be accepted. heard Thank God that Mr. Grant had radius within which the conse- Michigan. MSU's RHA. Spectacle and ever computer simulation six times, and failed to most critical and potentially serious of these Nanu s are withheld from publication uidy other film groups give Michiganders an the common decency to admit, however s of a major accident are expected to operate on all six tests. moves. We must examine it for good cause critically and alternative to Jaws" by screening films reluctantly the fact that the audience loved I. In 1966 there was a partial core melt at cautiously. ' that might otherwise by pas.- the Lansing also very minimal when you consider the Fermi I breeder reactor in Monroe, area. Since Michigan citizens are 1965 Atomic Energy Commission Under Michigan law, the Public Service paying for Michigan. The explosion was narrowly MSU, they certainly should be able to enjoy projected that a major nuclear averted. The reactor was permanently shut Commission has 90 days to either grant the school's cultural activities. could result in 45,000 deaths, down and dismantled. PIRGIM's petition or give reasons for injuries, and damages of $17 billion, In April 1975, the ECCS at the Brown's denial. If it is granted, we will have taken a sing "an area of disaster. . . equal Ferry Power Plant, in northern Alabama, major step to ensure public safety and to of the state of Pennsylvania." ndably, this study was suppressed years, until finally forced into, the was totally disabled by a fire started maintenance worker using a candle to test for an air leak. Had the main cooling system by a promote a continuing debate on the whole question of nuclear power (PIRGIM REPORTS is a column provided to It's The Place To Be! a result of a Freedom of Informa- failed while the ECCS was disabled, the campus newspapers by the Public Interest Research Group in Michigan, ' lawsuit. reactor would have exploded. containing re isn't such an accident very unlikely? On August 6 of this year, the thirtieth ports for PIRGIM'S student constituency on the effects of PIRGIM'S work information from the is. However, no one can accurately anniversary of the atomic bombing of Capitol acquired by the PIRGIM professional - unlikely. And if the unlikely Hiroshima, PIRGIM filed a petition with the staff, and current issues PIRGIM is the results could be cataclysmic. researching , Michigan Public Service Commission asking or working on.) ^MQRiVBVe Try our new egos and sausage tor breakfast. THE SHOW BAR iHfc RAIHSKELLER THE ILFORNO ROOM HAPPY HRS Wed &Thurs HOLKSINGING IN A Gi eat food anytime. 8 11 p.m FRI TG QUARTS of BEER MELLOW MOOD Try our -.alad bar! Super Savings! Check Out Our Deals, The Money You Save Will Be Your Own! 8 - Track Guaianteed Tapes wide Selection ONLY $ 1 50 Lined Unlined And let us do the scrambling. or • Ronson Butane Liters BOOTS 85* $55° And now for a limited time only, 'Spalding Tennis Sets Racket 3 balls covei) FREE COFFEE, TOO! s8'° Ihat s right! As a Special Introductory Offer, we're serving one regular cup of our famous coffee free with each order of our new /Y\ ■McDonalds 1,000 watt Merit Hairdryers breakfast entrees: Hotcakes and Sausage. Kgg McMuffin® and to do if carer you. M2'° "ambled Eggs and Sausage So don't delay, come on in for breaklast tomorrow! (Offer g0°d expires October 31, 1975.) Offer on'y at participating McDonald's Restuarants. 2763 E. Grand River 234 W. Grand River Rram Resources 911 Center, h«>nt of Old World Village Mall Next to Peoples Church Lansing 1st Street North off Oakland Post Cedar St. Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:30-6:00 Sat. 9:00-4:00 PHONE 487698G / 5 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Frid*y, October 1], Special prosecutor issues final report (continued from page 1) haps the best time is the The prosecutors were ada¬ mendations made by the Wa¬ to obtain the information. The clients poses a conflict of inter¬ •CAMPAIGN contributions should b. J The mant against creating a perma¬ Special est and, if a conflict is found, CONTRIBUTIONS ed from three to Watergate prosecution report said Nixon escaped in¬ present, while the memory of relevant events is fresh.* nent special prosecutor, be¬ tergate Force in its final report: Prosecution policies should be submitted to a presidentially appointed do¬ the attorney should be replac¬ The Justice Dept. should Persons who leas. five y ^ dictment for Watergate crimes The key proposal was for he would be "largely •CAMPAIGN WORKERS mestic ed. establish a policy to prosecute to the cause intelligence board, federal »ov because of murkiness in the constitutional clarification of immune from the accountability The President should not which would have the authority •FREEDOM OF aggressively government con¬ should be that prosecutors and other INFORMATION tractors, unions and corpora¬ prohibited Constitution. The report said a whether a president can be nominate and the Senate should to make public recommenda¬ constitutional amendment indicted or only impeached and public officials constantly face." refuse to confirm any person tions and hear justifications for . The Freedom of Information tions that make illegal political ■ngpohtical control should clarify whether an in¬ removed from office. This could become "a potential nominated for each policy. Act should be amended to make contributions. attorney gener¬ •r fcUEIKAL ELE for abuse of power that far clear that information furnish¬ Election laws should be cumbent president can be in¬ Another was that the presi¬ al, U.S. attorney or a high •JUSTICE DEPT. COMMISSION | dicted. dent's campaign manager or exceeds any enforcement gains Justice Dept. position who Each departmental employe ed on a confidential basis to amended to permit officers and The "The worst time to answer top campaign officials should that might ensue," the report served in a high - level position . should have to record in memo¬ Federal law enforcement agen¬ shareholders of corporations mission's Federal Election authority shll J such questions is when they not become attorney general, said. in the President's campaign. randum form all oral communi¬ cies is protected from disclo¬ with government contracts to expanded to permit arise," the report said. "Per¬ as John Mitchell was. Here, in brief, are the recom- Presidential nominees for cations with persons attempt¬ sure. be prosecuted for making ille¬ bhsh campaign it^ conduct J heads of such agencies as the ing political persuasion or se¬ •LAW ENFORCEMENT gal political donations. The ards and investigate« Federal Bureau of Investiga¬ curing out - of - channel access AGENCIES statute of limitations of illegal tactics. 8 01 tion, Internal Revenue Service to departmental personnel. Such agencies the Secret Public as hearing scheduled and Secret Service should be highly qualified persons with independent reputations who have not played leading roles in •CONFLICT OF INTEREST Government attorneys should be required to press for Service, FBI' and IRS should respond to presidential direc¬ tion in broad policy areas but be / Invite the bunch... prohibited from becoming part Mix a great, big bucket full of concerning status of SWU the President's political cam¬ a judicial ruling on whether an of the President's political ap¬ paigns. attorney representing several paratus. The ASMSU board has set a of SWU. two •NATIONAL SECURITY The administration should Open House Punch! representatives from the establish Serves 32. tastes like date for a public hearing be- a policy and disclose it .. a super cocktail! The meeting will be at 7 p.m. University will be allowed to publicly stating the precise tween tors Student University administra- and representatives of the Workers Union Tuesday in room 328 Student Services Bldg. Only the ASMSU board, two attend the meeting, but it will be broadcast WMSN, 6.40 over radio station on your AM dial. power claimed by the admini¬ stration in the name of "nation¬ Sport lettering 9805 E. M 78 10 mix. (ion MSU Greatest drink ever invented! Mix a add ice and 7UP at the last minute... serve the batch in advance crowd I I I • al security" to authorize war¬ right out of the bucket! Smooth 'n delicious. Wowi (SWU) concerning the status representatives from SWU and Members of the press who wish to attend the meeting must rantless foreign intelligence searches and seizures. Attn: IM TEAMS, CLUB SPORTS, contact ASMSU president Bri¬ A FRATERNITIES Kelley joins an Raymond at least 24 hours before the meeting. Each group will be permitted Congress should exercise ef¬ fective policy oversight of law enforcement and intelligence We print your own shirts or buy from us. Recipe: One fifth Southern Comfort 3 quarts 7UP to agencies to provide a restraint Cotton Practice Jerseys give their point of view $6.95 ea. 6 oz fresh lemon juice to protect concerning the status of SWU. against the possible misuse of such agencies. Nylon Game Jerseys T-shirts 8.00 ea. One 6-oz can frozen orange juice The hearing will allow the 2.25 ea. One 6-oz. can frozen lemonade The Central Intelligence ASMSU board to hear both Nylon Windbreakers 8.00 ea. Michigan Attorney General Kelley called the 130-acre sides of the issue concerning the Agency, FBI and Internal Rev¬ Chill ingredients. Mix in bucket, Frank Kelley has joined the beech and maple forest "an enue Service should formulate CALL: 339-9317 NIGHTS: 339-2912 adding TUP last. Adda few drops revocation of the SWU's stu¬ fight to save the Henry Ford irreplaceable natural resource. written policies stating purpos¬ red food coloring (optional); stir dent status, their university Wildlife Preserve in Dearborn. "The purpose of the lawsuit es for which account and the removal of the intelligence is to be lightly Add ice. orange, lemon Kelley announced Thursday is not to block commercializa¬ gathered and the methods used slices. Looks and tastes great! phone from SWU's office. he will join in an effort by a tion of the area, but to create a After the hearing ASMSU Vivitar citizens group which is seeking more environmentally respon¬ will decide what appropriate a court-ordered halt to con¬ sive project," Kelley said. action to take regarding the struction on the preserve by "We look back and remember You know it's got to be good.. when it's the Ford Motor Land Develop¬ all the natural and recreational matter. made wi| ment Corp., a subsidiary of the Ford Motor Co. areas lost to brick and cement structures," Kelley said. "If we 1st Assembly of God Divi¬ Southern The suit is an attempt to had taken greater care in SOUTHERN COMFORT CORPORATION. 100 PROOF LIQUEUR. ST LOUIS MO iJ sion & Ann-2 blks North of block construction of 500 condo¬ designing our cities to benefit miniums which would be a part Campus 9:45 a.m. College people, our urban centers cer¬ Class 10:50 & 6:30 Services of the huge Fairlane Develop¬ tainly would be better places to CALL 484 2807 FOR RIDE ment project. live in." Strong like Bull! UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY CENTRAL UNITED REFORMED . CHRISTIAN CHURCH METHODIST Across from the capitol Sermon Topic: WATCERgEDS MERIDIAN MALL OLYMPUS LINN CAMERA WILL HAVE SPECIAL SALE PRICES ON CHURCH Alumni Memorial 310 N. Hagadorn Road Study Period - 10:00a.m. Layman Sunday THURS.— SUN. VIVITAR AND OLYMPUS PHOTO EQUIPMENT THE WEEK Chapel Worship - 11:00a.m. "Ar«w* Christian OF OCT 13 to 18. FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE RANDY * 1/ block east oi 1:Q0pjmv J NELSON WILL BE IN OUR STORES DURING THE K K Auditorium) Transportation FOLLOWING HOURS TO HELP YOU WITH YOUR 9:30-Study Groups For Provided Worship Services SIMPLE SELECTIONS: Adults and Sunday School 9:45 & 11:00 a.m. 10:30 • Coffee Hour PLEASURES EAST LANSING 9:30 & 11:00 a.m.- Nursery Available CDlrtAU Worship Service 485-9477 9:30-5:30 FRIDAY For rides call 355-0155 after 9:00 a.m. Sunday /™do' 9:30-5:30 SATURDAY 6:00 - Evening worship Tom Stark, Pastor & Fred Herwalt, Associate Pastoi Kathy Lang, Staff Associate FITIRK SHACKS: INNER SPECIAL! "...from pEOplES & OI'TKR • Carl Sagan—"Exploration of Space" LINN'S CAMERA SHOP •IhcBMriCN chuRch Stanley Krippner—' Do • Tour Mod# M{Uorinod il IBS start Changes in Consciousness Lead to Changes in Soci¬ 1208 S. University, Ann Artxw • Interdenominational 200 W. Grand River ety?" Robert L ffi'ffome of The Lifetime Guarantee " 220 MAC, East Lansing • Theobald—"New at Michigan Southgate Shopping Center 332-5073 Dialog for a New Future" Sear'i Lincoln Park Shopping Centtr ) spiritual as I could be? • .1. Allen llvnek—"The UFO S.Wooh. 351-54*4. I bowl in three church leagues, don't I." „ Experience" Richard ^ j M-T-W-Sot 10 4 TH-M 10-9 • Karson- "The Future of the American "How is yoMr faith today?" compliments of Family" by William Fuerstenaa • Stephanie Mills, Moderator PENNWAY CHURCH (concerned with overpopu¬ lation) open thursday and friday nights until nine -Two-day panel discussion, OF COD with rap sessions, two feature Church School CAVANAUGH at ALPHA ONE BLOCK EAST OF SO. PENN. films and other activities de¬ 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. SERVICES: 9:00 a.m., 10:30 ajn. & 6:30 p.m. signed to explore the question CAMPUS MINISTER: Rev. Edward Nelson 882-0223 of where we have been and Crib through Adult where we are going. Future shock is today. Nov ifc2, all day. Conrad Hilton, Chicago. WELCOME TO $55. STUDENT FEE: $35 with this coupon—Oasis Center, 12 SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH E. Grand, Chicago 60611, (3121 266-0033. 1518 S. Washington Ave w Lansing 48910 SUNDAY 11:00 — — — — — — — — — — — — —"God is a Builder" SUNDAY 7:00 — — — — — — — — "The intention of God. • There is a MSU Bible Study 335 UB Wed. 9 p.m. Does God have a purpose for our lives?" difference!!! PREPARATION FOR: COLLEGE BIBLE CLASS COLLEGE FELLOWSHIP Over 35 years MCAT of experience 9:45 A.M. 8:30 P.M. RELEVANT BIBLE TEACHING DAT and success Small classes ^ WHITE ADIDAS Refreshment Hour get the indoor LSAI Voluminous home study materials tennis season under BUS ROUTE NO. 1 BUS ROUTE NO. 2 GRE Courses that are Dorm A.M. constantly updated way with lightweight P.M. Dorrr^ A.M. P.M. 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In Majsi Citici In USA ««* Wonders S & N SOUTH BAPTIST 9(:30 9:40 6:40 6:50 MAKE SOUTH CHURCH YOUR Stanley ft. fcopion COUCATIONAl——m\r/ fcty CHURCH-AWAY-FROM-HOME CENTER rr;-™\;ajrs» TUTORING AND GUIDANCE DR. HOWARD F. SUGDEN, PASTOR JAMES E. EMERY, COLLEGE PASTOR SINCE 1938 21711 W. Ten Mile Rd. Snuthfleld, Mich. 48075 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 17,1975 7 lofto received threatening call Stl Wln®^ The Detroit News Wednesday which said that he told the FBI he thought the call came from (More IWH fc James R. Hoffa. says he Charles "Chuckie" O'Brien, the Listening Ear on East page 16) and Help the Union Activities help yourself Board to better and Unitarian? On this United Na¬ tions Sunday the guest speaker at We're still seeking material for the first issue. Meeting at 7 p.m. Pandit Shiv Sharma, author of elder Hoffa's self-described fos¬ Lansing crisis cheaper entertainment. Sign "Yoga and Sex", will speak on intervention organization will our the Unitarian-Universalist Church Friday in 334 Union. hold petition for A yoga and health from 9 to 11:30 ter son. an orientation meeting for those an optional 50 cent rap session with Manuel will be Virginia Jordan. Her topic a.m. Saturday, 339 Union. Infor¬ interested in Zenick, the country director of will be "The United Nations at an Need something? N.O.W.'s got training, 1 p m Peace Corps mal discussion will follow. The "I did receive a threatening Saturday in 111 Olds Hall. ' programs in Thailand Evolutionary Point." 10:30 a.m. it! Donate something? N.O.W. will public is cordially invited. Attention, Communication will be held on call several days after my Arts Friday in room 108 Sunday, 855 Grove St. sell it! Garage Sale, Saturday at and Sciences students: Elections Bessey Hall at 9:10 a.m. Anyone 1046 Marigold Ave. Proceeds go father disappeared," Hoffa said. for Academic Council Representa¬ with questions is "Labyrinthe" is radio drama on Observatory open house, from 8 The Company will hold elec¬ welcome to to Lansing-E.L. N.O.W. tive will be attend. the to 10 p.m. Saturday. Weather tions for this year's Monday and Tuesday Michigan State Network. If officers, 11 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. In the you would enjoy contributing to permitting, the 24-inch reflecting a.m., Sunday in classroom A Auditorium lobby. All majors and the production of this new pro¬ The Episcopal Community at telescope will be used for obser¬ Star Trek Club meets at 8 p.m. Snyder Hall. New Members are prefs are eligible to vote. MSU will celebrate the Plainsong ving current objects of interest. Sunday in the Vakeley Hall Cafe¬ gram, come at 8 p.m. Tuesday to accepts Lottery prize always welcome. For information Mass of the Resurrection at 5 M call Bill Smith, Holmes Hall. OOPS! The bus broke down last week on pickups for teria. Those interested in atten¬ ding Anonycon and/or Star Con 4 please try to come to this meeting I Room 8 Student Services Bldg. Attention Tower Guard Mem¬ Sunday, Alumni Chapel (east of Kresge) with a fellowship dinner to p.m. Psych 245, Section members: There has 1 class been a University bers on the Alumni "Tea" com¬ follow. Join us in celebration. change in class exam date. First She Living off campus? You need a Baptist Church. Everything is now hopes to work for a ( hourly will be at 3 p.m. Monday, nntinued from page 3) masters degree. "Tenant's Survival Kit." It con¬ fixed. Regular schedule will be mittee: A meeting will be held at 3:00 p.m. Sunday in the East 100 Vet Clinic. tains information on followed this week. Plan to come Medieval fiahtinq practice for Football Fellowship for Christian "It (the money) will make the security de¬ l the money left over from next three years a lot easier," posits, eviction, leases, and form and meet Jacob. the Society for Creative Anachro¬ Yakeley lounge. Be therel Kids at 9 a.m. each Saturday at Spirit of Christ lohone bills and celebrations letters to landlords. It's available at nism is at 1 p.m., Saturday the I.M. field opposite West Akers Fellowship will meet at 6:30 p.m. she added. afternoon behind Jenison Field- Thursday and IFgo towards her education. the ASMSU Business Room 307 Student Services Office, Bldg. The Socialist Labor Party will have a study class at 7 p.i house, or in the Turf Arena in the "Starminion" is a new maga¬ zine devoted to science fiction and Hall. Fellows and come. girls both wel¬ Regular I.M. touch foot¬ 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the Shaw Hall Men's Intramural Bldg. lower lounge. Everyone is wel¬ fantasy-oriented writing and art. ball-come out and have some fun. come, uab/se films1 uab/se films- PRESENTS IPAPILLON ■ONE OF THE BEST ADVENTURE MOVIES OF THE YEAR." Would you -Kevin Sanders, ABC-TV buy a used secret from these men? Friday Wilson 7:30 & 9:30 Saturday Conrad 7:30 & 9:45 Brody 8:30 Sunday Wilson 7:30 dototheC.l.A. what they did to the Amry!nM»A»S*H as ALLIED ARTISTS picsems STEM mcQUEEII DUSTII) HOFfUlRR 20Hi Century Foiwfl ROBERT CHflRTOFf IRWIN WINKLER PR0DUCH0N ma FRANKLIN J. SCHAFFNER film ELUOTT GOULD and DONALD SUTHERLAND«S-P-Y-S ZOUZOU • JOSS ACKLAND IRWIN WINKLER and ROBERT CHARTOFF PAPILLOfl mmRVN KERSHNER wmw, MALCOLM MARMORSTEIN and ANTHONY ZERBE ...-.-...TED RICHMOND * ROBERT DORFMANN FRANKLIN J. SCHAFFNER LAWRENCE ICOHENsFRED FREEMANJERRY GOLDSMITH ^^• !r.BUMB0 LORENZO SEMPIE. Jr. HENRI CHARRIERE JERRY GOLDSMITH FRANKLIN^SCHAFFNER _ TECHNICOLOR PRINTS BY DELUXE' f TRICOLOR- [ORIGINAL SOUND TRACK f)N rAPITOI REC0RDS1 -ALLIED ARTISTS- QD I to0yjC°nrOd 8:00 Friday Brody 7:30 ft 9:30 Friday 109 Anthony 7:30 & 9:30 I sUrdQy 109 Anthony 9:00 Saturday Wilson 7:30 & 9:30 Saturday 108 B Wells 7:30 ft 9:30 n d be interested in Center, will receive $10. Those oiarwr memo* tLUOTT KAtTHTK JWtt VCX m pollinspectors or assist in ing votes. interested should contact the city clerk's office at City Hall. THE » MMom cm/nut <, NELSON Art Tonight 8-30fM AFFAIR TONIGHT AMD SATURDAY >senbaum Fri. & Sat. jBanjo Picker, Fiddler, & Guitar Picker 104 Wells EXCLUSIVE LANSINC & EAST ■ ArfAoien6at. •Sj& 3030 E. Michigan Ave. 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan F" 1-10-17 21 Animals heater, new tires, new shocks, Mobile Homes new front brakes and no engine. FIAT, 1972, 128 sedan. Good WAITRESSES. EXPERIENCED. NORTH POINTE apartments. One $200 firm. 485-0409, days. LOST & FOUND mileage. Best offer. 373-2332. Apply at POLO BAR and RES¬ and two bedroom units. From 5-10-20 * PERSONAL After 5: 351-6163: 3-10-17 TAURANT. 662 West Grand Ri¬ $164 per month. Furnished and PEANUTS PERSONAL VOLKSWAGEN 1970, with radio. ver, Okemos. 7-10-27 unfurnished. Carpet throughout. FIAT 1973,124 Sport Spidqr. Red REAL ESTATE Clean and dependable. Good On bus line. Phone 332-6433. ONE BEDROOM. with black top, AM-FM radio, FIND OUT about getting your skill Furnished! tires. $750. 337-0610. 6-10-21 0-5-10-21 RECREATION eludes utilities. uncommonly good condition, a job. Talk to PEACE CORPS- Two miles frl SERVICE $3,250. 355-0786. 6-10-23 VISTA recruiters next week at the campus. Deposit required, fl VOLVO, 1973, 145 wagon. Fuel ONE BEDROOM apartments from lease. $145/month. 676-453 Instruction placement center. Sign-up today $150 per month. 635 Abbott FIREBIRD, 1971. Excellent condi¬ injection, 4-speed, radials, stereo for an interview. 1-10-17 3-10-17 cassette, etc. $3400. After 6 p.m., Road. 332-3312 after 5 p.m. Typing tion. New paint, automatic, power TRANSPORTATION 641-6679. 2-10-17 £ COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES'BOX 9411-BERKElriY: CA 94709 0-5-10-21 steering, good tires, vinyl top. WANTED: FEMALE cashiers for FURNISHED AND unfurnish— WANTED $2000 or best offer. Call after 5:30 day and night shift, starting at one-bedroom. On bus line, | ROUND TOWN p.m. 882-5606. 5-10-17 I HOBTCyCWS 11 oBO) mil rwnfiii $2.50 per hour. Apply in person. CINEMA-X Adult Theatre, 1000 cflmpus view minutes to campus. Road, call 332-8036. 1308 5-10-21 | HaJ FORD FAIRLANE GTA 1967. New SPORSTER XLH-1000. Electric West Jolly Road. 20-11-13 APARTMENTS Parts, radials, shocks. 64,000 start. 1974. Low mileage. EARN FREE jewelry! Hold a Sarah WE'RE IN a knot. We need a miles. 393-8499 after 5:30. 6-10-23 Loaded. Extras. Best offer. Coventry Fashion Show during pretzel girl to prepare and serve **RATES** 351-7932. 4-10-17 our multi-million dollar weeks. STURDY WORKER needed for same. Convenient hours, pleasant several days of fall yard work. Call 12 word FORD STATION wagon, 1970, air, Phone 485-4035. 6-10-24 surroundings, immediate opening. 332-2026. 1-10-17 power steering and brakes, duel TRIUMPH 1969,500. Runs great. Call 351-4400, ask for M. Peterson. facing rear seats, Michelin tires. Low mileage. Extras. $400. Call LADIES, ENJOY your work. Be a 3-10-17 TWO BEDROOM apartment, J NO. SECRETARY FULL time. Excel¬ Good condition. $1200, 882-5362. 332-1082 evenings. 3-10-20 model or escort. $7 per hour. Call Grove. Close to campus. 1 lent working conditions. Benefits WORDS 489-1215. 14-10-24 6-JKW2 MUST SELL. Honda CL350,1972. R.N.'s AND L.P.N.'s include Blue Cross, vacation, re¬ 9 C 12 Month Ivofat 351-7863_after 5 p.m. 4-10-201 FORD FAIRLANE 302, 1970. MEDICAL, SURGICAL, and reha¬ tirement, life insurance and park¬ NEED ONE or two 1 3 6 8 WANTED: HUNGRY but honest Needs minor repairs, $350. Call bilitation Open all shifts. 324 Standard transmission, vinyl top. anytime, 353-2054. 5-10-17 Licensed Real Estate sales people. areas. ing. Shorthand and typing re¬ Michigan furnished apartment, walking J 1 12 I"*,| 576 W.I0 ' 1J.44 $550 firm. Phone 353-1226. Call Florence Zbunic at Hayes Competitive wages and excellent quired. For interview call Mr. Fred 332-6246 tance to campus. 332-44. shift differential. Call Mr. Callihan Abood, 372-5700. 5-10-23 6-10-21 5-10-20 ( Auto Service j[/j 15 , 2.70 7.20 13.50 16.10 Realty, Perry. 625-3158. 5-10-23 at 485-3271 between 8-4 p.m. i 20 H I.t4 16.20 20.16 FORD FAIRLANE 1970. Tune up, A-1 battery, regular tires, snow AMERICAN, GERMAN and FOR FREE $100! Become Sarah Coven¬ try Fashion Show Director. Sell Monday through Friday. 3-10-17 STUDENT DRIVER wanted for part-time deliveries through June. FREE ROOMMATE SERVICE. penings for men and ladies. Nice O- NEED ONE or two furnished apartment, i walking! ... 9.WJ1I.001 22.40 tires, good m.p.g. Excellent EIGN CAR REPAIR also body. GOT A sweet tooth? We need a Must be reliable and able to lift 50 apartments, near campus. Very tance to $400 worth» of beautiful jewelry campus. fas 4.50 12.00 22.50 21.00 condition. $750. 372-7207. 20% DISCOUNT to students and and earn $100. Phone 485-4035. candy store clerk for local mall pounds easily. Must work during reasonable. Phone 351 7910 or 5-10-20 6-10-21 faculty on all cash'n'carry VW shop. Convenient hours, pleasant term breaks. 351-5533. 1-10-17 351-6168. 0-5-10-21 DEADLINE 4-1022 service parts. IMPORT AUTO surroundings, immediate opening. GIRL TO share three b Ne-vs ads - 1 p.m. one class JAGUAR MARK X, 196-1 Rebuilt PARTS, 500 East Kalamazoo and Call 351-4400, ask for M. Peterson. STUDENT WITH van for part time SINGLES - WE Have free room¬ MASSUESSES WANTED Flexi- townhouse. Phone after 4 p.fl day before publication. tec?'-.'.?" '< jy&n'y Coda 2047 3229. 3-10-17 deliveries through June. Must be mate service. Own room as low as ulfe schedule. $/ per Hour. Call _____ 393 7984 4-10-17 dash, excellent body. 351-7846. Mastercharge and Bank Ameri- reliable and able to lift 50 pounds $90/month. 351 6168 or 351 -7910. 483-1215. 14-10-24 NURSES POSITION AVAILABLE. Cancellation/corrections 12 5-10-23 card. C-10-31 easily. Must work during term 0-6-10-22 All shifts. Near campus. Call noon one class day before breaks. 351-5533. 1-10-17 MERCEDES 220-S, 1965. 47,000 WAITED. ATTRACTIVE girls to Director of Nurses. 332-5061. publication. U-REPAIR AUTO SERVICE CEN¬ NICELY FURNISHED, modern, 2 miles. Excellent condition. $1500 TER. Do-it-yourself, free supervi¬ play pinball and pool in our new 10-10-24 bedroom. BABYSITTER NEEDED. Must Carpeted, parking. Once ad is ordered it cannot or trade. 337-0447. 3-10-17 sion. Specials: Tune-ups, $22.98. gameroom. Apply CINEMA X Beat Street. 1 block from campus. be cancelled or changed until ADULT THEATRE, 1000 West start Monday. Call 337-2268. Be Front disc brakes, $24.45 parts KITCHEN MANAGER, previous $175-$200. 372-6853,332-1800. after first insertion, unless it is MERCURY MONTEGO 1969. Jolly. J0-1O-J7 persistent. 1-10-17 included. Phone 882-8742. 0-2-10- experience in all aspects of kitchen 0-10-31 ordered & cancelled by noon Power steering/brakes, automatic, 20 WORK-STUDY students: General management, purchasing, receiv¬ TAXI DRIVERS wanted. Must 2 days before publication. $650. Call 351-3989 after 4 p.m. office work for PiRGIM's Lansing ing storage, preparation, service have excellent driving record. LARGE ONE bedroom apartment. 6-10-23 NORTHSIDE AUTO PARTS AND and supervision. Degree is HRI or Part-time to start. Apply VARSI¬ office. Mornings, 10-20 hours per Furnished, dishwasher, disposal, There is a $1.00 service SALVAGE. Junk cars, trucks, Food Science preferred. Contact TY MGA 1957. Good condition, new week at $2.50. 50 wpm typing CAB^332-3559. 2-10J7 balcony. Sublease to June, (no charge for an ad change plus motorcycles, and snowmobiles. Mr. Robinson at 332-3565. 7-10-24 problems). $220. Burcham Street. 186 per word per day for parts, 4-speed, $875. 655-3022 preferred. Call Barb or Jan, We pay top dollar! 927 Harris, 487-6001. 4-10-17 INTERESTED IN *_£on. Full or 351-7368 evenings. 3-10-17 additional words. after 3 p.m. 3-10-17 484-1792. 20-11-12 BABYSITTER NEEDED in my part time peo^C{^®.uel aircraft. home. Tuesdays/Thursdays only. Male or female accepted. Phone EAST LANSING. Nice, quiet, one MGA-VETTE. Best of both, must GREAT DEMAND for skilled ball¬ C'mon ovei NOW AVAILABLE - Super Sprint 7:30a.m.-3 p.m. Wage negotiable. 485-3127 for appointment. 3-10- bedroom. Furnished, carpeted, see. Best offer or van. 351-5658. room instructors. Learn this exhaust systems with exclusive 355-6058. 6-10-23 AND CHECK OUT 8-10-24 axciting trade while going to balcony, laundry room. 332-4987. The State lifetime warranty for your import- school. Limit of 10 students per 6-10-24 COLLINGWOOD APTSH News will be responsible only for the first days incorrection insertion. MG MIDGET, 1970. wheels, good condition. Green wire $900. ed' car. CHEQUERED FLAG FOREIGN CAR PARTS, 2605 East class. Evening classes 9 p.m. to 10 p.m., Monday, Tuesday and BABYSITTER FOR one six month old. 8:30 to 4:30 Monday-Friday. For Rent TV AND Stereo Rentals. ]Pj] FEMALE NEEDED immediately for 353-6829. 6-10-22 Kalamazoo Street, one mile west Light housekeeping. Own trans¬ $25/ Cedar Village Apartments. $80/ Thursday afternoons. Classes 5 term. $10.95/month. Call Bills are due 7 days from the of campus. 487-5055. C-10-10-22 p.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesdays and portation. No smoking. Student NEJAC, month. Phone 337-1259. 3-10-21 ad expiration date. If not paid MONTE CARLO, 1972. Bucket Fridays, 8 week term. One hour wife preferred. East Lansing 33_7-1010L C-10-31 _ MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East home. $50/week. 332-4327 after 5. by the due date, a 50£ late seats, AM-FM radio, new radials. Best offer accepted. 394-1570. Kalamazoo Street since 1940. per week can get you started in this exciting trade. Classes start¬ 3-10-20 MOBILE HOMF unfurnished. (CV fc©Ajedrooms, NEED ONE girl for four person apartment. Near Cedar Village. ^ervic^har^^willb^Jue^^ 3-10-21 Complete auto painting and colli¬ sion service. American and For¬ ing October 20. Enrollment taken Quadraplegic needs assistance minutes from Call 332-5111. 3-10-21 call 351-8282 ' MONTE CARLO, 1975 Landau. daily 1 p.m. until v5 p.m. eign cars. 485-0256. C-10-31 evenings 10 For wage and THREE ROOM furnished apart¬ I^ound Town Phone 332-8644 or apply in per¬ p.m. Air, radio, low mileage, custom son. FRED ASTAIRE DANCE more information call PARK BY campus. Pay by te ment. $165/month. Utilities includ¬ (behind Old World Plan! interior. $4100: 351-0998. 7-10-23 , 6-10-23 Privacy for $25. Call Rod, ed. Security deposit required. n the river I) Aviation STUDIO, 301 M.A.C. 10-10-20 7165. 6-10-22 Phone 484-0741 or 393-6523. 6-10- MUSTANG, 1971 Fastback. 48,000 miles, P/S, automatic, air, GRUMMAN AIR Corp. Why sweat over Flying AUTO - new tires, brakes, shocks. Best offer. 351-7932. 4-10-17 club taking applications Phone 485-3127. 6-10-22 now. end of the month utility payments? Insurance Earn Money MUSTANG 1967, 289 foi/r barrel, BURCHAM WOODS three speed manual. $400 or best JM&VM IITil will pay them ALL for you! We Love you enough While you have fun GARAGE SALE! offer. 353-0543. 3-10-20 NURSES-SKILLED nursing home, Bikes, skis, 1. cable TV to tell you books, clothing, miscellaneous. several attractive positions availa¬ 2. electric the truth! GIRLS Walk from MSU. October 17-19, OLDS ROYALE, 1974. 4-door ble immediately for RN or LPN. 3. heat 9-6. 1680 Cahill, East Lansing. sedan. Cream and tan. Power Liberal fringe benefits, excellent 337-1840 2-10-17 brakes and steering, vinyl top, air working conditions. Please con¬ \ 4. air conditioning 5. all utilities NEXT TO CAMPUS Play pinball and pool conditioning, tape deck and radio, tact Mrs. Bozzo, Director of 6. heated pool 935 E. Grand River HUGE P.T.O. Sponsored sale. steel belted tires. 349-1668. Nurses at NHE Lansing, 1313 Mary Central School. 325 West Grand 3-10-20 7. parking East Lansing While Making Avenue, Lansing. Monday-Friday, Fall rates 12 month leases River, East Lansing. October 18 8:30-5 p.m. Phone 393-6130. OLDS, 1964. Excellent running 12.50 9-6 p.m. Used furniture, lamps, condition, good tires. Call 372- 6-10-17 1 bedroom an hour and appliances, quality clothing, $185 furnished Financial Services 4014 after 6 p.m. 3-10-17 toys. 1-10-17 AVON-BUDGETING again this $175 unfurnished OLDSMOBILE week? Excellent earnings for Just a few left! Center Inc. and more I—- 1 - —| ULU: VISTA Cruiser, part-time selling. 482-6893. Short term leases and pets | Automotive ^ w®. I, a passenger, power steering and brakes, $690. 332-1918. 20-10-22 considered at extra cost. AMC JAVELIN, 1970. six cylinder, 40,000 actual miles, Standard, 3-10-17 CLERICAL, RECEPTIONIST, retarial, management trainee posi¬ sec¬ 745 BurchamDr. 351-3118or 484-4014 351-2400 ^ APPLY CINEMA X sport wheels. $850. 337-0732. PINTO STATION wagon, 1973, tions. Full time or part-time. 1000 West Jolly Road 3-10-17 21,000 miles, radial tires, radio, CAREERS UNLIMITED, 349-4600. excellent condition. 489-1580. 4-10-17 5-10-17 The CROSSWORD AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE. On¬ University of Michigan and Esalen Institute ly you can save $$$. It pays to shop around. Callus. You may be PORSHE 1971, 914, 1.7 litre, EXPERIENCED October 30th COUPLE, live-in November 5th. PUZZLE 20 Breakwatei 5-speed, 35 mpg, AM-FM. Very Two children, surprised. 484-1414. 0-10-31 near MSU. 394- reasonable^ 485-7510^ 3-10-17_ 1725. 5-10-20 present ACROSS 21 *n,|1ul. Collected CHEVROLET VEGA GT, 1972. SPECIAL George Leonard, Liana Rubenfeld, and Will Schutz. r 7. Medieval money | Excellent condition, radio, tires. appreciated. $1500. Best offer 351-0123 afternoons over or 1 2 ■ 5 7 A ■ 8. Wanness 9. Abroad 351-5648. 4-10-17 Price reductions worth IO IT 10 Scene of first evenings. 5-10-22 ACTIVITIES ARE a combination of discussions, lectures, and experiences ] hundreds of dollars. including: 13 - u miracle Encounter Microlab The Alexander Beautiful locations Technique (Body/Mind Awareness); Beyond the 12. Slackens oil GERMAN — Battle (relationship between and women); The Rolf Method of Structural 16, Football linen* many across from cam¬ men ;5 ■ r B V1 19 Kind Integration and a Guided Daydream; Universal Centering and Energy Awareness; AUTOMOTIVE, INC- pus. 1 & 2 bedroom, Transpersonal Psychology and Altered States of Consciousness; Gestalt: Theory and 18 ■ 20.18th century Hp r From $164month. English dandy I Large VW-PORSCHE-AUDI luxury apartments from Practice; Men In A Changing World (The Liberation of the Male); The Health; Integral Medicine; The Essence of T'ai Chi; and The Beginning of 25 22. But 23. Ceases Quality and Efficient Service Body and the Energy Body. ■ F $200. Short term leases 24, Greek goddess I *7 25, Headband 20% OFF On Cash and VW & Bosch CALL 332-5025 Carry of Most FREE 351-791 FEE: *50°° 32 16 ■ 35 r _ ■ * 26.Speak 28 Wiser 29.Renowned 30. Account entries ■ Ignition Parts FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION MATERIALS, contact The 30 ■r 31. Municipality 33. Summon Only elimWest iV of Campus ROOMMATE University of Michigan Extension Service, Conference Ann Arbor, Ml 48V- & Institutes, 412 Maynard St r 36. Bird s beak Telephone (313) 764-5304. H 233 S. Homer St.. Lansing SERVICE r ■ 37. Honey Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 17, 1975 15 Rooms _ For Sale jf^j Fur Salt ||5] Animals jfVj LalE NEEDED to Share Spar- CUTE ONE, two bedroom carpet¬ ed, furnished. $125, $225. Close to SHARE COUNTov uome ^ SPACIOUS ROOMS in newer fesassr MSU, LCC. Evenings, 482-5450. 7-10-27 miles eas rented Furnished. Need 2 mature indi- -80 ecres. home. Walking distance to MSU. Call EQUITY VEST INC., 351-8150 DYNACO PAT-4 pre-amp, Dyna- co Stereo-80 amplifier. Bartrem, work 372-6696, home Jeff FINAL CLOSE OUT. 12 left. French-built 10-speed bikes. LEI- SURE HOUSE, HORSE BOARDING. 15 minutes from campus, two large barns, MARIAH HAS Found several lost articles from last two shows. Call Bio-21 Int'ED'^MALE' student or FEMALE ROOMMATE needed. 7^0.,^""" ,25 351' or 393-2501. 0-10-31 485-3825. 3-10-17 WANT SOME 645-2127^ C-10-31 far out stereo outdoor riding arena, 90 acres of pasture. $45 stall, $35 pasture. Call evenings. WALNUT CREEK 353-1749. C-3-10-21 FOUND: LADIES GLASSES Large one bedroom apartment. GIRL'S SINGLE room 3 blocks i. 1,10 share two bedroom. Campus four blocks, Norwood. K ^S0N 672' 5 bedroom, Lar0e 4 or Possible from Union, 3 term lease. 25" ORANGE 10-speed, excellent components? Check this outl FARM, 655-3154. 0-16-10-22 Chemistry Building. Large oval near Kb. 482:8418._8-10-24_ 351-7022. 3-10-21 fireplace, family garage, 2 full baths, rent reduced. room, 351-5076 efter 5 p.m. 5-10-20 condition. Best offer. 355-0944 after 4 p.m. 5-10-17 Turntables, Pioneer PL12, Sansui SR212, Garrard Zero100, Dual frames. Red Case. 353-1831. C-3- Call EQUITY VEST BRITTANY SPANIELS. Male and 1 LANSING, two man, heat and INC., 351-8150 1229, 1219 and 1215S, Miracord 10-2^ Iter provided. Low ren in NEAR CAMPUS, one man-living kitchen, bedroom, bath, or 339-2501 with no fee. 0-5-10-22 FEMALE. ROOM and board in SONY SPEAKERS. cient. Excellent Walnut,"effi¬ 625. Receivers: Pioneer 525, Ken¬ female, AKC, eight months old, already hunting, excellent pedi¬ LOST: MALE'S military ring. Fformaintenance. Near room, Co-op. Call 332-0844. 5-10-17 condition. Retail wood 5200, Nikko STA-7070, JVC Spartan Village area. Spartan facall ED 2-4060, 351- $130 plus utilities. 332-5374. 6-10- 24 NOVEMBER TO ^Furnished executive country home near MEN, WOMEN singles, close to $84.50 each. $45 each. X-5-10-23 355-3187. 5501. Cassette Decks; Akai CS gree. Call 339-8509. 3-10-17 Village Jog Club. 353 0909. 35D, Sony TC125, Channel master KlO. 8-10-24 Laingsburg. Beautiful riverfront campus. Cooking. 327 Hillcrest. 6621. Speakers; EPI mini-towers, FOR SALE. A.K.C. Great Dane 4-10-20 L.C.C.-CAPITOL area. Two room location. Adults only. 332-6118, 337-9612. 5-10-22 SKIS, LEATHER outfits, art, an¬ AR2X Nova-8's. 35' tower with puppies. Harlequins, blacks and HELP! BLACK/cream tabby lost. $250/ merles, wormed, shots. $125-150. |YES...We apartment, semi-furnished, rent $100, includes utilities. Kitchenette with stove and refrigerator, share month. Ellen Reeser, 8-10-27 References. Deposit. Realtor, 1-725-7715. ROOM FOR woman available. Across from campus. tique guitar, Avon cars, clothing, tapes, miscellaneous. 5-10-23 485-0502 directional rotor, all these and more about a at very fair prices. How nice car tape player? 857-2406, Springport - 25 miles south-Lansing. 4-10-20 Adult, male, one bad eye. Shy, vulnerable. PLEASE CALL Sandy, have bathroom with one other. Tele- parking. $75/month. 332-1451. 2- Cooking, We've got 'em.teacAC5 and AC6 332-3817. BL-1-10-17 EAST LANSING, three bedroom 10-20 cassette decks, Sony TC30 auto¬ BOARDING HORSES. All types. Campbell, 487-9490. 2-10- LOST: AT- location! (October 11), i in matic reverse, Pioneer 8 track and Indoor and outdoor arena. 20 and den house and brand new Spa¬ silver br to** ro\A/arH initials. Senti- MALE NEEDED. Own room. others from $19.99. Play a musical cious 80 acre farm. Goldwin four bedroom, two bath montfll \, .*> T?9.fi47fl 13-6 and 9 months leases EAST LANSING close in, nice- with family room. Call duplex CLAU- Share house. campus. 1% blocks to $85/month. Phone instrument? Guitars, Alvarez, Epi- Stables, Leslie, Michigan. 8628. 3-10-17 1-589- three rooms and bath. Married CHERTY REALTY 351-5300, phone, Yamanha, Yamaki, Gibson River's ond Water's ings 332-5900. 3-10-20 even¬ 351-7783. 3-10-17 and Fender. Need an amplifier? Edge Apartments couple or single woman $175. Phone 332-5988 after 6 p.m. only. SPACIOUS ROOMS in newer Fender, Bassman and Bandmast¬ HORSE BOARDING, box stalls, large indoor and outdoor arena, L Personal ][/j (ittxt to Cedor Village) 7-10-27 THREE BEDDROOM, fully carpet¬ home. Walking distance to MSU. er, Marshall 100 watts, Kustom complete care. Just 10 minutes ,0ommati siiviciavailaill 332-4432 EAST LANSING close in, unfur¬ ed, $190/month. City of on Kalamazoo Street Lansing bus route. Call EQUITY VEST INC., 351-8150 Open 11:30-6 PM 200, West Motengator, Ludwig drums and many practice amps. from East Lansing. $70/month. f ASMSU nished, three rooms, share bath¬ Also one bedroom, $150, full or 393-2501. 0-5-10-22 SANITIZED FEATHER bed pil¬ Stop in, who knows what you'll TriPle-T._Phone_K1l5969. 6-10-22 Budget Requests ] room. Single woman lows, all sizes. Make nice gifts. find in an Old Secondhand Store. In, FT only. $125/ carpeting on Grand River bus ENGLISH BULLDOG puppies, Budget Requeitt for 1976 $165. '<4 mile from month. Phone 332-5988 after 6 route, city of Lansing. 485-4111 Feather beds made to order, call Come on down to DICKER Et ven weeks old. AKC registered. se¬ will be ovoiloble In r Uil Call 332-6957 Tuesday p.m. 7-10-27 5-10-22 100 USED Vacuum Cleaners. 675-7231. 22-10-31 DEAL, 1701 South Cedar. 487- Call after 6 p.m. 485-3682. 5-10-23 , Services Sep). 25 - Oct. Deadline for returning tings and weekends^ 5-10-22 Tanks, cannisters and uprights. C-10-31 ^orms It Oct. 17, 5 p.m. LCC-ONE bedroom. HASLETT TWO bedroom, at¬ SKIIS, 160cm with bindings and DOBERMAN PUPPIES. Bred for Garage. Mar¬ Kf - AND two bedrooms, 10 ried, no children, references, un¬ tached one car Guaranteed one full year. $7.88 poles, $45. Boots, Kastinger size VITA SPRINT temperment. Three black males. FREE...A Lesson in complexion garage, fenced in and up. Inutes to campus, carpet, laun- furnished. $155 plus electric. 372- yard. $200 per month plus utilities. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING 7, $25. 355-8213. E-5-10-17 Call 5 p.m.-11 p.m., 655-3154. care. Call 484-4519 East Michigan I.facilities, storage and parking. 1814. 6-10-24 Option to buy. Call George COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. 8-10-17 or 485-7197 Lansing Mall. MERLE 1,482-2555. 10-10-29^ Reynold 339-2561 or Darrell Opposite City Market. C-10-31 SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale! Brand new portables Reynolds 531 Double Butted NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. NEED ONE man to share apart¬ Brown Agency. 339-8277. 2-10- $5 Frame . Nervar Star 5 Pin AFGHAN HOUND puppies. AKC. C-10-31 L man needed. Apartment ment. Own room, close to BLACK/WHITE Zenith console per month. Large selection of Alloy Cotterlen Crank .Alloy All colors. $150. and up Ke to campus. Call Ken at T.V., 23". $50. Excellent condi¬ reconditioned used machines. handle ban, stem, and rimi 641-4262. 10-10-23 campus. 351-2090 before 4 p.m. Eg7 or 351-6188. 3-10-20 5-10-17 OKEMOS - EAST Lansing area. tion. 355-7779 after 6 p.m. Singers, Whites, Necchi's, New Tubular Tires .Pump .Toe flsmsu 5-10-21 Home and "many others." $19.95 NINE WEEK old male Siamese New three or four bedroom home Clipt Weight only 22 Ibt. JhOENCY APARTMENT. Walk ONE OR 2 bedroom furnished on five acres of beautiful land. CHILDREN's COSTUMES, used. to $39.35. Terms. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 1115 EDWARDS kitten, Sealpoint. Phone 332- 8635, ask for Rusty. 3-10-17 ■ campus. Furnished, refrigera- mobile homes. Clean, quiet, on One mile from campus. Available OO 353-0659, by Oct. 23. Apply In 1 pmate bath, entrance. Call T/-9359. 6-10-23 the lake. $30-$40 per week. November 15. $375/month. Handmade. playtime. For Halloween or Call after 6 p.m. North Washington. C-10-31 489-6448. 175 307 Student Position. Services. Voli 0-15-10-31 351-4417 after 5 p.m. 3-10-20 349-2371. 3-10-17 Velocipede ^Mobile Homes * L'r LANSING Art Center. Two ONE CLEAN male roommate DOWNTOWN - GIRL to share RANGES $34.95 to $69.95. Re¬ ROYAL TYPEWRITER just like Peddler CRANBROOK 1968 12'x50', two INSTANT CASH. ords Wazoo Rec¬ Loom, newly remodeled, $155. needed. Water's Edge Apart¬ large house. Phone 484-0126. new. Electric, $65. 332-4959. bedroom, partially furnished, barn- buys your good used albums. 541 E.Grand River b-5927 after 5 p.m. 6-10-23 ments. $88.50. Phone 351-2084. 6-10-22 frigerators, $99.95. Freezer, $129. 3-10-20 wood shelving, skirting, shed, Rock, jazz, classical, blues. Any X-6-10-23 Coppertone refrigerator and stove, '351-7240 excellent condition, walk to cam- quantity. $1.00-$ 1.50 per disc. $275. Stanley Campers. 694-0477. SANSUIE TU-666 solid 223 Abbott, 337-0947. 27-10-31 IKE OF the Hills luxurious three GIRL HOUSE maid needed. Own state AM- P^151-3?1_4- 6"1°-17 Jdroom apartment, $395/month. Eludes utilities. Ideal for three [_" Houses £ room. Two blocks Park Lane. 337-0303. 6-10-22 campus. 519 6-10-22 BEDS, SINGLE FM stereo tuner. offer. 332-2263. 3-10-20 $100 or best FOR SALE: two bicycles, both FOR SALE: 12x60, 1V4 baths. 1969 mobile home. Peanuts Personal a Tents. 371-3088. 6-10-23 and double, excellent condition, $40, $30. Call Refrigerator, $29.95. Bunk beds complete, CITOH MEN'S 10-speed 24 inch. 489-3695 after 2 D.m. E-5-10-23 stove and curtains included. Call EAST LANSING. 830 West Lake EO MAN HI. " Jnodern two $89.95. Desks, $10.95. Mat¬ $80, negotiable. 353-1224. Good 646-8112 after 5 p.m. 4-10-17 WORLD! NO longer does the Lord $225. 351-7497. 0-10-31 Lansing Road. Near Harrison. close, utili- tresses, $14.95. Stanley Campers condition. 6-10-17 Governor of Minas Anor show t paid. Price reduced. Huge ranch. Furnished. $300. RAINBOW, 1974. 332- FOUR BEDROOM furnished, very Open 1-7 p.m. 337-9412. 3-10-17 694;0477. _6-_20-22 12'x60' with mercy to those pagans who stand r5. 5-10-17 attractive. Check it out with two, 505 SAILBOAT It 3036, ready to GIRL'S 24" Schwinn bike. Bas¬ 35mm MAMIYA Sekor 1000 TL expando. Two bedroom, shag in his path. 1-10-17 three friends. $295. 482-5927 after EAST LANSING ket, chain, and lock included. $35. with 1.8 regular lens, auto 35mm carpeting, new park. Haslett. Duplex - two sail, modest price. 353-7736 or 339-8039. 5-10-22 $150/MONTH 5 p.m. 6-10-23 Call 351-8554. E-5-10-20 wide angle lens, 135mm tele lens, large bedrooms plus panelled 337-2256. 5-10-21 HAPPY 90th Birthday to Ms. Mae re¬ extension bellows, camera case, rnished, one bedroom apart- SOUTH END, 512 West Jolly. creation room on lower level. Very PARK ESTATE, 12 x 65, quality Waterson, the coolest Grandma in ftnt Mason. Call 676-4874. Two bedroom house, basement, spacious and quiet. 742 Berkshire, $145.349:3017 after 6 p.m. 1-10-17 built, skirted, shed, two bedrooms, Lansing! Love, Betsy. 1-10-17 CARAGI SALE >11-3 garage, nice lot, $180 plus utilities, 351-0449_ 3-1J>-J7_ Saturday, Oct. 18 only ZENITH 19" black and white air. $4500. 694-1317. 4-10-17 portable T.V. Priced to sell. Excel¬ VIOLETS TO our new deposit and references. Phone, MODERN pledges, Tur"(\ bedroom du¬ | Lost & Found"][C^] 9 a.m.-3 p.m. SUAREA Okemos. 1 bed- 351-1338. 7-10-23 lent condition. 332-6757. 1-10-17 Cheryl, Sue and Robin. We love - plex. Fu fe**'.-use, two baths, 525 Butterfield Drive ya'll. Your ADPi sisters. 2-10-17 (om,furnished and unfurnished.- laundry, reasonable. Call 332 East Lansing MUST SELL brand new Gibson FIND SOMETHING onditioning, carpeted, EAST SIDE. $55 plus utilities. $160 to $170. Heat Own room. 206 South Fairview. 1095._5-1O-17 EBO bass. Also, gold couch. If you've found a pet or article of id, Call 349-2580. 27-10-31 482-3993. 6-10-22 5109 JO-DON behind Coral Ga¬ Contact 489-0880. 6-10-24 value, we want to help you return Real Estate ill bles. Four bedroom, partially PHOTO GRAY lens. Bifocal or it. Just come into the State News MARANTZ 18 STEREO receiver furnished- Phone 351-7446 or Single vision. OPTICAL DIS¬ Classified Department and tell us CLOSE TO MSU, east side, one For items $50 or less with scope, Sony TA1150 Stereo The 332-6634. Leave message. 5-10- COUNT, 2615 East Michigan, Lan¬ you want to place an ad in EAST block off Kalamazoo. Two bed¬ amp, Sony SQD2020 quad deco¬ 20 sing. 372-7409. C-5-10-17 EconoLines! LANSING STATE BANK'S Found room, possible third, neat ant) der, Dual 1218 changer. Pioneer —12 word ad Column. As a public service EAST clean, carpeted, full basement, TX7100 tuner, Marantz 1200 ste¬ FEMALE, SHARE luxurious fur¬ MAPLE BUNK beds, wagon wheel 5 LANSING STATE BANK will run garage and double lot. Only — days insertion reo amp, Kenwood 4140 receiver, \Creative Corner nished house. Parking, laundry, $90. 8-5 p.m., 353-4610. Even¬ ings, 332-1363. 3-10-17 style, $25. Single maple jenny Lyn bed, $15. Phone 487-3096 before 2 p.m. 5-10-22 $4<>o (r., cancellations) Electro-voice interface A speakers, Garrard 0-100 changer. tested and guaranteed TV sets, Many the ad at no cost to you! C-10-31 EAST LANSING STATE BANK $15,900. Possible FHA or VA. Call Ray Davis Realty, 485-9433 or 694-8920. 5-10-21 TWO AND three bedroom houses Call Stcte News typewriters, headphones, portable OKEMOS SCHOOLS. Pick your GARRARD ZERO 100 turntable. and clock radios, pocket calcula¬ FOUND: WATCH near Colling- Printed Pattern available now. Appliances includ¬ With base, cover, shure M93E, Classified EconoLines tors, portable cassette recorders, own carpeting, paint colors, etc. ed. $200 and $270 plus utilities wood entrance. Monday night. HDI has a fantastic four $115/negotiable. 353-6040. 6-10- 355-8255 car tape systems. bedroom, and 500 used Call Jim, 351-2491. C-3-10-17 2 Vi bath deposit. East side/Lansing. 23 ask for Randy 8-track tapes. new home nestled in the Call Larry Reeves 489-6561, even¬ $.50 - $1.50. trees at Pebblebrook Estates. Hundreds of used stereo albums. FOUND: KEY NEAR Jenison, ings 371-3412. 7-10-17 DUAL 1229 with Shure V-15, $65,900. For a special showing $.50 $1.00 New CB equipment - after Tull concert. Call Jim, GOLD PLUSH rug, call Bob Homan, 339-2996 $185. Volvo 544 shop manual, $10. 9'x16', with Robyn, Cobra, Pace. WE TAKE 351-2491. C-3-10-17 or THREE BEDROOMS, $300/ pad. Excellent condition. $80. 349-3310, HDI REALTORS. 13-10- 351-7177. 5-10-22 TRADES. WILCOX SECOND¬ month. Utilities included. 4006 882-0562 after 6 p.m. 5-10-22 31 Sweet Road. 393-7942 after noon. HAND STORE, 509 East Michi¬ LOST: RED back-pack while PENTAX 35MM camera, Soligar 6-10-17 GARAGE SALE. 1040 gan, Lansing. 485-4391. (Big hitchhiking. No questions, reward. READY TO move into. $2000 tax telephoto lens, Takumar wide Roxburgh, Green Building). C-10-31 Steve Grant 482-1953. X3-10-17 East Lansing, Saturday-Sunday, credit. HDI built home with LANSING, 1818 Maplewood. 3 angle lens. Must sell. Will take best offer. Call 882-9339. 4-10-17 10-5, color TV. 332-6400. 2-10-17 USED BICYCLES. All sizes, also beautiful panoramic view. Three bedroom house with basement FOUND: TINTED, black rim and garage. $225/month utilities. used bicycle parts and repair. bedrooms, family room and fire¬ SNOW TIRES. Two glasses/red case, front of Compu¬ place. $51,900. Call Bob Homan, Call Walter Eyke, EAST LANSING Take it from me! F70x14, deep Reasonable. Call 393-6821. 11-10- ter Center. 332-6159. C-3-10-17 tread, $25. Two G78x14, good, 339-2996 or 349-3310, HDI REAL¬ REALTY, 332-3534 daily 9 a.m. - 5 $10. 349-3263. 3-10-20 TORS. 13-10-31 The Man from irsci FOUND: LADIES watch, on Ann p.m.; evenings, 669-5647. 0-6-10- Street. Owner must identify. Call 17 FSC rl MOVING SALE. October 17, 18, [ Animals ih Nancy, 332-6521. C-3-10-20 L Recreation ](j] WEST OF campus. Near Frandor. 19, 9-5 p.m. 418 Clarendon Road, 351-2400 A DON'T Two bedroom. Stove, refrigera¬ East Lansing. Men's skis, boots, GOLDEN RETRIEVER pups, AKC FOUND: SMALL frightened black BE DISAPPOINTED! tor. Carpeting. $145. 351-7497. poles, $25. Lady's figure skates, registered. Have shots, been kitten. 1721 Gilcrest Avenue, East Charters Bi-Centennial fares, Ski 0-10-31 APPLES, PEARS, sweet cider, $25. Winter clothes, miscellane¬ wormed. Phone 393-6028. 6-10- Lansing. Phone 332-3233. C-3-10- packages. Going fast' HARRING¬ pumpkins. BLOSSOM OR¬ ous. Refrigerator-freezer, $75. 23 TON, 351-8800. C-10-27 MOUNT HOPF A ig. Unfur¬ CHARDS, 2 miles north of Leslie 4-10-17 nished up-. fCpVi^o. Deposit. on Hull Road (Old U.S. 127) Carpeted. Call 355-1120 after 4 Hours: 9-6. Closed Mondays. TWO JBL L-36's, Sansui AU7700 p.m. 10-10-21 Phone 1-589-8251. 0-10-31 amp. Technics SL-1300, asking $850. Call 485-8231. 5-10-20 Rooms MAMIYA TWIN lens ( C-33 with 80mm, 65mm, 135mm, LARGE FURNISHED room for lenses, has porro-finder. $350. Corda West quiet home for female. Call after 5 337-9479. S-5-10-21 337-2418. 5-10-20 p.m., FURNITURE, ANTIQUES, refrig¬ CIDER MILL ROOMS FOR rent. They are erator, built-in oven, cheap. furnished and you don't pay Wednesday - Friday, 1-7 p.m. 830 utilities. Hurry, they won't last W. Lake Lansing Road. 3-10-17 5817 N. Okemos ltd. long. Call 482-5147 before 2 p.m. WE BUY and sell stamps and and 627-9773 after 6 p.m. coins. Full line of supplies. Phone 337-7974 10-10-17 OKEMOS STAMPS AND COINS, hrs 7:30-7pm |UP from the toes in LARGE ROOM *"'A ie person in %mile east of Meridian Mall. 17«fe'-boots- professor' (0(1*®, Okemos. 349-3144. BL-2-10-17 Open 7 days a week I1 iS 01 ?T,l1ced sliPP«s Init!!] y Use ScraPs Transportation to MSU needed. 349-1353,353-6485. 3-10-17 I , ™ of o2 colors of worsted. I 7,,? piece «ch! Pat- NEED PERSON for house, prefer ALTO SAX. Collegiate by Holton. I I S' °MM-L,W°T> Sinn ( inc|uded. Men'*' woman. cheap. 337-2473. Must be neat, close, 3-10-17 KASTLE SKIS with Look Nevada Good condition. $150/negotiable. 482-3042. 2-10-17 I Sa rn,nCh fattern' Add DO RIGHT by your figure - bindings. Must sell. Call 882- IWSMK- flatter it with this lean, long- waisted shaping. Supple seam¬ ing does the trick and it's FEMALE TO share mobile home. Five minutes to campus, own 9339. Best offer. 4-10-17 GUITARS. LARGEST selection of new and used in Lansing area. - room, full house privileges. Securi¬ BOYS CLOTHES, sizes 5, 6, 7, Shop with confidence at MAR¬ easy to sew, too! winter coat like new. Call 337- SHALL MUSIC, 245 Ann Street. Printed Pattern 4502: Misses' ty deposit, no lease, $100. 351- 2293. 3-10-17 C-1-10-17 IX"S,Q,e N#ws. "6 Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. 1277. 4-10-21 1 ltrkNv!lCllelse3 Sta., New Size 12 (bust 34) requires l7/s 1 Zd pi'HPri"t Name' yards 60-inch fabric. $1.00 for each pattern. Add €% Jeans FREE UNIVERSITY FALL 75 25<* for each pattern for first- M* Fatigues BACKGAMMON The Game Shop, University Mail-Anytime class mail and handling. Send Vr Khakis ladSfrgssft t0: Anne Adams Vests Flannel BICYCLE REPAIR-Community Bike-Coop: 211 Evergreen -5-8 Thursday and 1 -4 Sunday Michigan Stat# News, 126 GALOIS THEORY-219 B- key, Tuesday 5:30-7:30 p.m. bS "(J?.!™11 ™it Book :!« plus... Army - Navy surplus Antique dresses ShirU HYPNOSIS ?5S Baker Hall, Tuesday PIANO-TIME to be arranged with 7:p.m. instructor: Bob Vitu- Wint Book --J1J5 332-8965 -S1.00 243 West 17 St., New York, NY Winter coats 10011. Print NAME. ADDRESS. PRE-SOCRATIC THINKUS-219 Thinkus-219 Berkey, IpS-ls S5-Ii« ZIP, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. and HALLOWEEN Specials - Oct. 20-31 Thursday 7-9 p.m. tens SAVE $5 to $50 when you HATHA-YOGA-339 Union Bldg, Tuesday and Thursday, sew it yourself! New tops, THRIFTY THREADS 7:p.m. pants, skirts, dresses in NEW FALL-WINTER PATTERN CAT¬ recycles clothing...plus I Starting November 3, at Mayflower Bookshop, ALOG! 100 styles, free pattern 541 E. Grand River coupon. Send 75«. University Mall Sew + Knit Book 2nd level Astrology, Eastern Thought, Palmistry, Tarot. $1.25 PSN Instant Monty Crafts Instant Sewing Book Instant Fashion Book $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 above the Alle Eye 220m.a.c.,e. lansing Details available through F.U.5-0660 or T.A.P. 353-8114, Bob 332-5316 (Optional): We need people to help with staff work. 1 () Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Fri<% October nil( Swvio |[^J COLLEGE STUDENT SPECIAL Learn the Hustle, Bump and the You can better understand your Announcements for It's What's Want to learn how to repair Women's Studies Colloquia Monthly meeting of the Capitol Swing. Eight lessons for $20. Blood, Sweat and Tears and life and your world by seeing the Limit ot 30 students per class. Happening must be received in the Janis Ian team up to perform on your bike? Stop by the Commu¬ Series: Laura Brown, from the Area Club, American Youth Hos¬ State News office, 341 Student Soundstage, the weekly contem¬ nity Bicycle Co-operative, 211 California Feminist Women's tels will feature slide presentation pattern operating in it. Get to Classes starting October 15. Fred Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least Evergreen Ave., for further infor¬ Health Center - "Abortion and on Acadia National Park and know yourself along with us, the Astaire Dance Studios. 332-8644. porary music series that gives an two class days before publication. mation on bike repair classes and scenes from Vermont and New Students of YAHSHUA every 10-10-20 insight into the Derformers as well Contraception: Who's in Con¬ No announcements will be ac¬ as their music. Saturday at 8 p.m. other services offered. trol?" That's at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday Hampshire; at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Thursday and Sunday 6 to 8 p.m. cepted by phone. 463 C.A.S. Bldg, Lansing in 335 Union. Free. FOR QUALITY Stereo service visit on WKAR-TV, Channel 23. in Room 335 Union. room the STEREO SHOPPE, 555 East Angelflight is having a meeting Interested in history of co-ops in Community College, 419 Capital • Participate in research Pandit Shiv Sharma will speak Grand River. C-10-31 A 60-mile cider mill bike ride at 7 p.m. Sunday at Quonset H 69. East Lansing? Dr. Orion Ulrey "New Dimensions of Freedom Ave. « . , hancing creativity, pj* meets at 9 a.m. Saturday at Grand We need pledges to help us work welcomes us to his house 717 on Ayurvedic system of medicine need to have in China" talks by Wang Yo-Hwa reached an» River Ave. and Francais Road. Knoll St. at 7:15 p.m. Monday. Science fiction is the main and health from 7 to 9 p.m. in the on some NEW BOARDING stables, Mecca Hallow. Interested? Please call John Stein on community projects. All This is the Student Housing and Ann Tompkins who spent ingredient in the Cosmic Trash- chapel of United Ministries for Please leave problem or* Large indoor arena. welcome. four years in China, at 8 tonight in name a Reasonable rates. Phone 322- for more information. Co-op's fall membership meeting. canner at 7 p.m. every Friday, 335 Higher Education, 1118 S. Harri¬ number in 102 Wells Hall. It's sponsored by envelope oi Union. We'll be looking at manu¬ son Road. Questions and discus¬ Olds Hall. * 01 0429. 10-10-23 At Hillel this weekend: Shabbat U.S. China Friendship Associa- Another Way: Want to winterize your car scripts and setting a strict, honest- sion encouraged. The public is The Atheist eve (6:30, Creative service, dinner) Alternative will meet at 8:30 p.m. before cold weather hits? Drop by to-God deadline. invited. Instruction W Monday in the Union Sunporch to and morning (10 a.m., Orthodox and mixed.) Deli at 6 p.m. Sunday the community Auto Co-op, 215 discuss ways of combating the features B. Gordon relating his East Kalamazoo St. to find out Michigan bill requiring that Gene¬ about various services offered or ASSIFF STUDIO experiences as "The Wandering sis be taught as a historical Jew - 1975." stop by 311-B Student Services of DANCE account of creation. Bldg. Married Housing Adult: Get to ADULT Two billion years ago today the know your neighbors at open Jobs for skilled volunteers avail¬ White Wolves crossed the recreation from 7 to 9:30 Fridav able with Peace Corps - Vista. CLASSES Brandywine. For this and other nights. Free volleyball, badminton, Recruiters are on campus October Bilbolennial announcements join basketball, and cards. 20 to 23. Find out what's available Spartan Tolkien Society at 7:30 tonight in for you. Sign-up for an interview Village and Red Cedar School BALLET JAZZ West Holmes lower lounge. gyms. at the Placement Office. # # # TAP Those interested in joining a MSU GO Club meeting, 8:30 to The Renaissance Dance Asso¬ madrigal group and singing songs 11 p.m. Mondays in 331 Union. Go ciation's advanced dances will 140 W. Grand Rivar of previous centuries should show (l-go, Wei-ch'i) is a 4,000 year old include Sellinger's Rownde and up in the Music Building lobby at Oriental game. Spectators wel- the Hay Bransle. The meeting is at 7:26 p.m. Saturday. 8:30 p.m. Monday, Union Tower Room. "Anarchic absurdity," "prepos¬ Sally Rogers, popular singer- 1 TfflU S»r»ic>H terous animations," "brilliantly guitarist will perform at 9 p.m. Saturday as the newest coffee¬ The National Priorities Com¬ mittee will hold an open discus¬ UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS COM¬ outrageous satire." England's most insane house in town makes its debut at sion on arms sales at 7:30 p.m. half-hour, makes its PLETE DISSERTATION and re¬ the Shalom Center, 507% E. mid-Michigan premiere. Tonight Monday in the front lounge of sume service, IBM typing, editing, at 10:30 p.m. on WKAR-TV, Grand River Ave. Refreshments United Ministries for Higher Edu¬ multilith offset printing, type¬ and admission are free. channel 23. cation, 1118 S. Harrison Road. setting and binding. We en¬ Everyone is welcome. courage comparative shopping. Welcome all new and returning Anyone interested in working For estimate, stop in at 2843 East on the ASMSU Computer Date The MSU Simulation Society students! MSU Mennonite Fellow¬ Grand River or phone 332-8414. Watch Project see Ken in 307 meets from 1 to 6 p.m. Sunday in ship invites you to worships, C-10-31 informal discussions, sharing and Student Services Bldg. or call the Union Oak Room. Bring your OPENDAILY 10 A.M. to9P.M, 353-0659. It will be worth your favorite wargames, sport TYPING — TERM papers and singing 9:30 a.m. Sundays in the games, SUN. Noon to 5 P.M. Union. while. etc. Find an opponent. theses. Experienced, fast sen/ice. IBM electric. Call 349-1904. X-18- 11-10-Z WE'RE CELEBRATING AT DISSERTATIONS, PAPERS general typing by experienced and RABORN'S BOTH GREAT LANSING typist. Call Carolyn, 332-5574. 1-10-17 LOCATIONS ... JOIN US COMPLETE DISSERTATION and resume service. RAZOR'S FOR OUR Printing, IBM typing, binding. Printing from your plain paper originals. Corner G1MCD M.A.C. and Grand River. Below Jones Stationery Shop. 9-5, Monday GRAPH - Friday. Call COPY- SERVICE, 337-1666. UNISEX HAIR C-10-31 ANN BROWN PRINTING & TY¬ PING. Dissertations, resumes, 3 LOCATIONS general printing. Serving MSU for 26 years with complete thesis service. 349-0850. C-10-31 TYPING BY the hour. Drop off Layering & precision cutting - Body processing service!" Secretarial assistance. 694-0222. If no answer, 393-2499. No LEONARD'S WESTLAND 0-23-10-31 appointments necessdry Corner of W. Saginaw & Wavorly EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis¬ (except body processing) sertations (pica-elite). FAYANN . C-10-31 SHOP BOTH STORES DURING THEIR TYPING EXPERIENCED. Fast and reasonable. 371-4635. C-10-31 SELL • A • BR ATION Simon IRENE ORR. Theses, term papers, general typing. Formerly with Ann Brown. Call 482-7487. C-10-31 Leonards Fine | wmrt t Diamond WANTED COUNTRY place to rent for reunion November 28-30 Marguerite, 332-2517. 5-10-21 WANTED: STANDARD size loft. and and Reasonably priced. Desperate! Wedding Rings Mornings only, 9-12, 351-2371. 3-10-17 DECEMBER GRADS with degrees in business, engineering, home ec, education, agriculture and biologi¬ Garfunkel Solitaire MOO. to *5450. (at both stores) $570 Engagement Ring j $179.50 Ladies Wedding $89.1 $287.50 Men's Wedding $143.1 cal, physical sciences. today for an interview with PEACE CORPS-VISTA recruiters Sign-up next Well Maybe Not week at the placement center. Levi's at 1-10-17 Leonards LEONARD I Share Driving s Together... Westland Store Only! FROM LESLIE to MSU. Leaving PcuU Simon Mens Monday-Thursday 9:20 turning Monday and Thtffsday 2:30 p.m.; Tuesday 3:30 p.m.; a.m., re¬ Still cnafytf afteA. all tlteAe tfecM. But Still Headquarters including: Wednesday 4:30 p.m. 589-9595. My Little Town Gone At Last/Have A Good Time 3-10-21 for jeans, slacks, Silent Eyes/I Do It For Your Love jackets & shirts. Big variety, all FROM CHESANING to Leaving 6:30 a.m., returning 5 p.m. Phone 517-845-6608 after 6 p.m. MSU. Sounding popular fabrics, rugged construction for extra long wear. 3-10-21 Fine.„ [ Mn llftl FROM COLONIAL Village area to ART GARFUNKEL BREAKAWAY MINOLTA SALE Berkey area MSU. Leaving 7 a.m., returning 5 p.m. Phone 482-8176 A collection of ten new brilliant and sen¬ sitive songs from Paul Simon, one of the MINOLTA SRT 101 anytime, 355-6620 8-5. 3-10-21 most talented contemporary songwriters WITH f/1.4 Minolta Lens I Believe (When I Fall In Love It Will Be Forever) •Precision ground Minolta f/1.4 lens ... brilliant colors and razor-sharp details. •Full two-year Minolta U.S.A. warranty. 3" $412.00 List $229 88 per LP The superb new album from one of the most recognizable voices and faces in music, Art Garfunkel! CUT OUT AND REGISTER FOR COLOR PRINT FILM VALUABLE "WAT^ER^EDS Leonard's C-110-12 99C PRIjZES. DOWNTOWN OR WESTLAND. 95.000 OF FREE AT MERIDIAN MALL At The Disc Shop KODAK C-110-20 C-126-12 $1.24 99C NAME..... THURS.- SUN. C-135-20 11.26 FILM COLOR SLIDE ADDRESS.. Disc Shop BY FILM EX-135-20 $1.59 SIMPLE AT DEALER KM-135-20 $1.45 PHONE 323 E. Grand River 351-5380 KM-135-36 $2.06 PLEASURES COST! MOVIE FILM You need not be present to win. Drawing Sun¬ day. November 2. 1975, 2 KM-459 $2.12 p.m.. at Leonarda Westland. I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 17 Friday, October 17,1975 KINKY FRIEDMAN THE SMALL SOCIETY ft THE TEXAS JEWBOYS ARE COMING TODAY'S programs by Brickman Mon., Oct. 27 AITKAPA TONIGHT! 6 W JIM-TV. Laming | Video Everyday - All Rights Reserved - Dickinson Newspoper Services WHAT TH£ WHAT H£ P^N'T TALK A0ODT ' 7 WXYZTV, Detroit 10 WIIXTV. Jackson AL60 M£AN£ - jWKZO-WJJ S WOTV. Grand Rapidi 12 WJRT-TV. Flint 13 WZIM TV. Kalo PfZ^iP^MT {wNtM-TV Boy City • CKIWTV. Windsor _23 WKAK-TV Eott TALI4S (23) Villa Alegre A&W 5:45 AM (25) Dinah! (41) News /Vl£ANS (50) Underdog (3-6) News 11:55 (2-34-5-6-7-8- 6:00 10-12 13-2541) News MOVIES Friday October 17,1975 12:00 NOON (9) Bewitched (2-5-6-8-13) News (14) Modern Home Digest (3) Young 8i Restless (23) Another Life To Live 1:00 PM (4-10) Magnificent (9) "Coogan's Bluff" Clint ZO-!7 qe For Today Marble (50) Brady Bunch 6:19 Machine 6:30 Eastwood, Lee J. Cobb. Arizona (7-1241) Showoffs sheriff uses frontier tactics to & Country Almanac (34-5-6 7-9-10-25) News extradite an escaped murderer in 6:25 (9) Bob McLean (23) Firing Line (12) Brady Bunch (13) Adam 12 New York City. CAMPUS CLATTER (50) Bugs Bunny (23) Taking Better Pictures by Larry Lewis (50) "Never A Dull Moment" ■College Of Lifelong Learnir•9 12:20 PM (41) Movie Irene Dunn, Fred 1)11, Of Mich' (6) Almanac (50) Lucy New York sophisticate weds MacMurray. 12:30 7:00 lady (2-3-6-25) Search For Tomorrow rancher with two spunky (24-7-8-14) News tunrise Semester (4) News (3) Concentration daughters. ■ News & Farm (5-10) 3 For The Money (5) Adam 12 ■ (7-12-13-41) All My Children 4:00 " Firm Show (6) Hogan's Heroes 6:45 (8) Mike Douglas (5) "Dear Heart" Glenn Ford, Geraldine Page. A convention in homing P Edition (9) Insight (10) Stump The Stars New York sets up a triangle with 6:55 (50) Lucy (12) Love American Style a small town postmistress, a .....m Kerr 12:55 (13) Truth Or Consequences f greeting card salesman, and a ■ Spirit Of '76 (5-10) News (23) Off The Record 7:00 widow with a son. 1:00 (25) FBI U-25) News (2) Love Of Life (50) Family Affair UlO) Today (3-25) Give'N'Take 7:30 4:30 (7) "It Happened At The World's 111 AM America (4) To Tell The Truth (2) Truth Or Consequences Fair" Elvis Presley, Joan O'Brien. ■Forest Rangers (5) Magnificent Marble Machine (3-12) $25,000 Pyramid The Seattle World's Fair and a I Speed Racer (6) Not For Women Only (4) Hollywood Squares I Cartoons (7-12-1341) Ryan's Hope (5) Family Affair cute Oriental Girl entertainment. give Elvis some SHORT RIBS farina ^ 7:25 (9-50) Movies (6) Hee Haw (10) Somerset by Frank Hill Record Shoppe |10) News (23) Black Perspective (7) Let's Make A Deal (8) Wild Kingdom I AM Michigan (41) "Gentlemen's Agreement" 1:25 (9) Room 222 Gregory Peck, John Garfield. A 1HE K6.3 SENT TANYA, PIP SHE 1URN OUT TO 7:30 (2) News (10) Candid Camera SHE WAS SUPPOSED ...BUT SHE <3CfT HOOKED writer poses as a Jew to see what THAT ELECTRONICS BE A C.I.A. A&ENT ? I)Today (13) To Tell The Truth ON THE AFTERNOON the Gentile World imposes upon TECHNICIAN,TO SIBERIA. Id/hat's New 1:30 (14) Daytime his brothers. TV SOAP OPERAS ■ Cartoon Carnival (2-3-6-25) As The World Turns (23) Evening Edition I Bozo's Big Top (4-5-8-10) Days Of Our Lives (50) Hogan's Heroes 8:00 9:00 (7-12-1341) Let's Make A Deal 8:00 h25) Capt. Kangaroo (7-12-1341) Thief Who Came (23) Perspectives In Black (2-3-25) Big Eddie To Dinner" Ryan O'Neal, Warren l.E.C.A. 2:00 (4-5-8-10) Sanford8tSon Oates. Society jewel thief robs ■Sesame Street (2-3-6-25) Guiding Light (7-12-13) Mobile One from the rich to give to his poor I AM America (7-12-1341) $10,000 Pyramid (9) Sports Scene self. 8:25 (23) Woman (23) Washington Week In Review 18-10} News 2:30 (41) Movie (In Progress) ■ AM Michigan 11:30 (2-3-6-25) Edge Of Night (50) Merv Griffin (2) "A Thousand Clowns" Jason 8:30 (4-5-8-10) Doctors 8:30 Rohards, Jr., Martin Balsam. TV 18) Today B Tom & Jerry/Grape Ape (7-12-1341) Rhyme & Reason (2-3-6-25) M*A*S*H writer breaks with the DOONESBURY Oct. 20th loggini ( M*tilnp kritndly Giant 8:45 (23) Tele-Revista 3:00 (4-5-8-10) Chico & The Man (9) Pig & Whistle 'establishment' but finds nephew's custody is threatened his by Gary Trudeau orlaiqmoql EBONY (2) Young & Restless (14) Sports & Travel World 9:00 by his maintaining his integrity. (3-6-25) Match Game (23) Wall Street Week |5) Musical Chairs (4-5-8-10) Another World 9:00 (3-6-25) "Night Of The Lepus" THE HONORS ALL , MR. PRESIDENT, } WELL, SIR, THEY FEEL ouse 3 * , ".