IV ipain, Algeria YORK (AP) - Spain and Algeria council president for November, put the may forcefully halt march do Arias Salgado told the council after (threatened Sunday to use armed force resolution before the other 14 members at a adoption of the resolution, "it will be Moroccan Ambassador Driss Slaoui told Spain has been making plans for some¬ U N Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim In planned march of 350,000 unarmed a Sunday morning meeting and declared it repelled by all means at its (Spain's) the council "The position of Morocco has not time to give up control of the mineral-rich visited all four countries early last week "ans into the disputed Spanish Saha- adopted by consensus when he heard no disposal, including the use of tfrmed force." changed." His government has not an¬ desert land it colonized in 1884. It had and reported to the Security Council jt Morocco made clear the "march of objections. Algerian Ambassador Abdellatif Rahal, nounced the exact date for the beginnings favored a referendum by the 80,000 on Saturday that a possible solution vas still on. Spain, which had also made of the march but has said it will be was for an earlier calling for a self-determination referendum by population to determine the Sahara's fu¬ the United Nations to take over temporary Elumais of the three countries spoke threat to use force, asked for the Security in the territory, said Thursday. ture. administration of the Sahara until the K),e u N Security Council unanimous- Council session to stop the march, and there "Algeria will take on its own responsibilities" if the The action came as Prince Juan Carlos de But with Morocco's threatened march inhabitants could vote. Bred all parties involved to avoid any were indications it would have preferred a Security Borbon, Spain's new ruler, flew to El Aaiun, and Gen. Francisco Franco lying near Council and international The resolution adopted by the council , "which might further escalate ten- stronger U N stand. community are capital of the Spanish Sahara, to show that death, Spain began negotiating to cede the not willing to accept their responsibilities. does not mention this, but it requests "If the march announced his government will stand by the king of Asked later if that meant armed up to the planned territory to Morocco, which claims the Waldheim "to continue and intensify his ■virt Ambassador Jacob A. Malik, Morocco is held," Spanish force, peaceful invasion led by King Hassan II. northern part, and Mauritania, which diplomat Fernan¬ Rahal replied, "Of course." consultations with the parties concerned Wearing a general's uniform, Juan Carlos claims southern and eastern portions. and interested" and report back to the told Spanish desert troops he would However, Algeria, another neighbor and council to enable it "to adopt any further "preserve intact the prestige and honor" of old foe of Morocco, opposed that the plan and appropriate measures that may be neces¬ Spanish army. has insisted on a referendum. sary." Controversial raises numerous questions ByELLENSPONSELLER not more than $8,500 per year. This salary lessening the supply of rental housing and State News Staff Writer would be adjusted according to the Consu- The Human Rights Party last summer making the situation even worse, mer Price Index. The salaries would come initiated ape tition drive to get a rent control Proponents say this simply will not frort rental unit registration fees and fines happen to any great extent, proposal on the November ballot. They paid by landlords. One other point to remember is that the succeeded, and opened a Pandora's box. The board would also have the power to East Lansing housing market is not at an Many questions have been asked about the hire a staff and attorney and pay them also equilibrium with respect to rental and non - proposal, but only some of them have with fees and fines, and would be required to rental units. Until a recent housing ordi- definite answers. What follows is the State meet at least once a month. nance was passed to help the imbalance, News' attempt to answer those more How would rental rates be set? more houses were becoming rental units frequently asked questions. Landlords would be required to register than were staying or becoming non rental What is rent control? with the rent control board and pay a units. Rent control places restrictions on how registration fee determined by the board. Would any rental property be exempt much rent a landlord can charge a tenant per The suggested fee would be $20 per two - from rent control? month, according to an estimate by a rent person unit. Yes. The rent control board would have control board. The board would initially set l the power, by unanimous vote, to exempt Rent control has been used in the United for control or grant variances to individual States during wartime and, since 1951 when landlords, classes of landlords or individual federal rent control laws were dropped, has rental units from control. Also, non profit been instituted in cities whose vacancy rates | Red Cedar I water frothing over the rapids behind the Administration Building flows much faster than say the quality of the water has vastly improved within the last 15 years. SNploto/Ttm T«lechowski are very low and in emergency situations. Nwe Jersey and Massachusetts have rent control laws. Cambridge Mass., a college Election cooperatives and federally subsidized rental uftits would be exempt from rent control. Will all new construction of hoases be stopped if rent control is passed? I the cleaning-up process of the river, though experts town, has rent control. And in California, Opponents of rent control contend that the legality of rent control is being weighed the potential developers in the city will shy in the courts. away from building any new housing in the Does East Lansing need rent control? because of the restrictions and BUT DON'T DRINK Though rent control supporters and rental rates at 1973 prices. If a rental unit area bureaucratic burdens rent control will put opponents generally agree that rent control was not in existence then, rent would be them under. should be implemented only in an emer¬ determined by the board, taking into Proponents, however, contend that there gency situation, the difference lies in that account cost of construction, development has not been any significant amount of new ied Cedar getting cleaner rent control other avenues opponents say there are still open to solve the housing problem while rent control supporters say the emergency is here since a Post Office and maintenance. Rents would be adjusted upward if the landlord showed his operating, maintenance utilities expenses and property taxes went housing built anyway, and that if the board so desires, they can exempt all new development from the rent control restric¬ tions. This move is provided for in the census estimates only a 1.9 vacancy rate in amendment. up in a twelve - month period. Also, rent By CAROLYN FESSLER become so familiar with. these pipes but now there are only about 50 rental units in East Lansing. could be raised if the landlord made an Will rent control affect housing outside State News Staff Writer There are many questions in the minds of of them," Kevern said. "I'd say use of all Objectors say rent control is "too severe" "actual and reasonable" capital improve¬ East Lansing? to study a picture taken of the Red Cedar students strolling along the Red Cedar but about 10 of these has been discontinued. a measure to put into effect. They say new ment on his property. For any reason, rents Not directly. But if the opponents are !r 15 years ago it,appears that no concerning the state of the river. The These pipes also function as storm drains housing could be built to increase competi¬ could be raised only five per cent or right and the rental market in East Lansing fees would be necessary for crossing the following includes some of those, and the and the water that flows from them is tion. Suggestions range from forming a city according to the Consumer Price Index rent dwindles because of rent control, then there pr—that's how thick the algae was near answers. chlorinated before it hits the river." housing authority to build apartments on category. will be more people forced to look for [m Lane. Is the Red Cedar really getting cleaner? city property, to a joint city - MSU housing By the same token, rents could be lowered housing elsewhere. May. due to the completion of waste "The quality of the water is improving What about the city of East Lansing? venture on University property. if the board decides the landlord is earning Can changes be made in the proposal? Itment systems Does it pipe any waste materials into the upstream from MSU, constantly and is vastly better than it was How would a rent control board work in an unreasonable rate of return or if he or she How? i fuzzy green river? quilt of "Duckweed" that 15 years ago," Robert Ball, instructor in East Lansing? fails to comply with government or board faed on waste has been Storm drains are the city of East Yes, changes can be made, but they will all stripped off, MSU's water research institute said. Under Proposal B, a five-member interim regulations. 'esling the murky color students Have Why is the rive water becoming cleaner? Lansing's contribution to its only river. rent control board would be appointed by How would the supply of rental units be have to come by popular vote, since a change "In the older areas of East Lansing the of the proposal will actually be a change of "Upstream from MSU, most of Meridian city countil until fall 1977, when the board township has installed East Lansing- storm drains are combined with the sewer would be elected in regular city elections. ^Th^choice ranges from drastically to the city charter' And that requires a vote, connected sewers now instead of using system," Kevern said. "During a heavy Rent control board candidates would meet minimally to none at all. Some say it will no There are no other provisions written into rainstorm huge valves in these tubes open stiff requirements. They would be required longer be profitable for landlords to have septic tanks which cannot prevent waste the proposal for changing it. to let the excess rain water go into the to keep detailed public records of their rental units, and they will either sell their seepage into the river," Ball said. Is there a termination date on the A waste treatment facility at a plating river. Sometimes something like a big stick affiliations and property ownership. homes to families who will not rent br turn plant in Fowlerville, near the source of the (continued on page 14) The board would be paid $5 per hour, and their apartments into condominiums — thus (continued on page 14) inside river, and a complete new sewage system in Williamston are two major installations also Under the ground, in the contributing to the demise of the river's basement of your dorm per¬ "Red Sewar" nickname. haps, sit th» remnants of 1950s Is it clean enough to be able to swim in? paranoia bomb shelters. On "Why, I think there are even a few areas - Page 3. midways between Williamston and East Betty Grable takes a header, Lansing where you could swim without breaks her leg and ohmygod!!! undue harm," Niles Kevern, MSU fisheries She's on!! It's East By CAROLE LEIGH HUTTON an escort to Case or Holden Halls, but even license. Plane rental is $32 per hour and the Student response is what will make or Lansing's and wildlife expert said. "But drinking it State News Staff Writer own Darcy Brown, tapdancing responses of that nature have been fewer amateur airman usually manages to save break Klochko and Lyon's new, late-night could give a person some sort of an upset It has been said that the threat of poverty than they anticipated. her way into the hearts of himself $21 dollars and still get in flight parking service and already the enthusiasm . . . stomach, diarrhea or, at the worst, will drive a man to great lengths, but two Barb Abramson, 489 W. Wilson Hall, has millions? On page 16. time. of the energetic entrepreneurs is beginning typhoid." MSU students have shown that simple occasion to walk back from F-Lot at night, A flight to Detroit, which takes 28 What are the chances of hauling in a big to dwindle. Both of the enterprising catch of fish from the Red Cedar? spending money is worthy in itself of but her response to the service was minutes, costs a student $7, while a bus ride students are hopeful that the cold weather creative endeavor. negative. "How do I know that it would be for two hours costs $5. will make a difference. Both Kevern and Ball agreed'that fishing Craig Lyon, 605 E. Wilson Hall, and safer than walking back from F-Lot alone?" in the river will become better each season. Steve Klochko, 614 E. Wilson Hall, have she asked. "There's a fairly healthy fish population devised a way to service the students of On the other hand, Debbie Harwell, 643 today," Kevern said. "The small-mouthed South Complex and make themselves some E. Wilson Hall, thinks the parking service is bass are back along with northern pike, money at the same time. "a really good idea." She explained, "I for rock bass and a lot of minnows. The two aspiring entrepreneurs provide one don't like to walk back from F-Lot by What is the bottom of the river like a parking service for those students in myself and it's not really safe even with where it runs through MSU? South Complex who either dislike or fear another girl. People think things don't "Beyone the administration building dam the walk back from their car in F-Lot in the happen, but they do." there is a lot of sand and stones, but the darkness. Though the would-be chauffeurs have bottom in the area backed up by the dam is The adverisement, which is posted on already reduced the price 50 cents from very silty and soft," Kevern said. The every bulletin board in South Complex, what it was originally, they realize that it is slower flow caused by the dam makes the suggests, "Prevent a $4.00 parking ticket definitely a hindrance to them. river deeper and does not permit it to flush and the possibility of being robbed or "We were thinking of making it 25 cents itself out. assaulted.' and 50 cents, but that's too low," said "A river will generally clean itself up and The charge for having your car parked, or Klochko. "We'd have to make too many where there is any considerable distance being escorted to and from F-Ix)t by the , trips to make any profit." between waste and outfall sites, a much students, depending on the preference of When asked what she cleaner flow can be found," Kevern said. the customer, is 75 cents before midnight though of the service, Debbie Knabel, 481W. Wilson Hall, and $1.00 after. weather What are outfall sites? . The parking service, which was institu- substantiated those views, saying, "For Outfalls, Keverni explained, are drains Ca - that much money I'd park it myself." If rainy days and Mondays get ... that „mntvemp y excessC water "from cooling ted just last Saturday, has not yet Even if the chivalric chauffering does not 2 rn- treat y°urself to operations and f|liqhes from back flushes from laundry y g* ^ any real interest. "We^ generated were l catch on, Klochko has yet another service to carh,Vpecial today te¬ Wa^S^"e?nv outfall pipes think a lot of people are afraid to trust their offer MSU students. He flies them home for rn..0 you" ^ave clouds and a Are tnere any of o these tfae ^ cars to strangers.' the weekend. i spilling wastes Klochko is currently working on accumu¬ ^ far ^ onjy cajj9 the students have lating hours for the next stage of his pilot's C'<"There used to be a terrific number of received have been from jokers asking for Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday No^b*3 Moslems take over in Beiru ByHOLGERJENSEN controlled by the Christians of Associated Press Writer seven months that the larger, man army, which the Moslem would be penned in without the right-wing Phalange and The BEIRUT Increased sup¬ more "respectable" groups like politicians have kept out of the supply lines or escape routes firepower of tk. — National Liberal parties. aS has been Yasir Arafat's A1 Fatah and fighting because most of its and thus would be forced dl"* port from the Palestinian gue¬ Zuhair Mohsen, leader of the to a PhaCu? officers are Christians, some ,n gun chosen for weapon rillas has given Lebanon's Mos¬ Syrian-backed Saiqa guerillas, Mohsen's Saiqa are admitting that they are taking part. 12,000 Palestinian guerillas submit to the demands of the Palestinians and °ne ! three-hour lems the upper hand in their claimed the Palestinians Lebanese SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Two women allegedly tried to kill war with the Christians, were Previously, they professed constitute the largest single Moslems. observers count?! prov¬ defending their Moslem broth¬ President Ford in California last month. But on a return ing once again that/ the Pales¬ ers from neutrality and tried unsuccess¬ military force in this country of The Christian militias have Sh.ells trip Phalangist incursions. fully to enforce the repeated 3 million people. They control been pushed out of the Qantari the most serious incident came when a man with tinians hold the decisive mili¬ But Bassam Abu Sharif of the a toy gun cease-fires in joint patrols with refugee camps housing 250,000 district in downtown Beirut and was picked up. tary power in this small divided radical Popular Front for the nation Lebanese security forces. Some Palestinian aliens and many from a sleazy red light There are also The man was picked up on Israel's northern bor¬ shortly before Ford was to leave Liberation of Palestine claimed Saiqa and Fatah men still of Lebanese Moslems quarter Palestine Libera sim,, the St. Francis hotel where he was addressing a Republican der. the much larger guerilla role participate in the joint patrols, areas around the camps. near the are still port of Beirut. They Syna .s J fund raising luncheon. ■ Guerilla units had resulted in clearcut defeat The camps have become ar¬ holding out in some the sending reinf- are now lead¬ tourist hotels on the water¬ guerillas, o for the Phalange. ing Moslem militias with new senals and guerilla c'ashed with offensive tactics and heavy Small radical bases immune from govern¬ training front, but these are . being patrol near a UbL Palestinian House cuts cent off subjected to constant harassing the stamps weapons that include batteries of Soviet Katyusha rockets. groups had been fighting on the side of the Lebanese Moslems ment main authority. That is the fire from Beirut's tallest build¬ town of was Zahle, killed andaPu complaint of Lebanon's ing, the 40-story Mour Tower. at a Py,„ As a result, the Moslems since the beginning of the civil wealthly Christian minority, block WASHINGTON (AP) — The price for a letter stamp would have advanced into several war last but largely in quiet areas where which supports several a week ago. P increase by two cents instead of three in April. they are not really needed. private December under districts of Beirut formerly Violence increase But this is the first time in armies of right-wing militia¬ legislation approved in the House on Thursday. It now costs Except for Lebanon's 18,000- men. 10 cents to mail a one ounce letter. - The Christians accuse the The House adopted a provision which limits this year's Palestinians of maintaining a postal rate increase to 20 per cent and then approved a postal service bill 267 to 113, and sent it to the Senate. New rates are to take effect Dec. 28. The U.S. Postal Faucets filled "state within a state" and threatening to embroil Lebanon in war with Israel. They say in Lebanese capit Service had proposed that first - class their militias are postage be increased fighting to to 13 cents for the first ounce. re-establish government con¬ fouling battles raged in Beirut on Sunday as Premier five trol over the camps and curtail Film records Ford's testimony fam the guerilla tracts Israeli activity that at¬ reprisals. The guerillas believe the to patch together a killed and 76 wounded in the partial count. new cease - fire. Officials past 24 hours but said R«hiH v7' reported J* thiol 311 MAHTOMEDI, Minn. (AP) Moslem gunmen pulled back Christians are trying to evict briefly in the afternJ WASHINGTON (UPI) — As television cameras recorded — "It's a bird." That's the initial them from Lebanon, which has positions where they had been the 19- minute scene, President Ford offered court ordered - explanation for feathers flowing beome their last base of un¬ fighters in the luxury hotel district.blasting at diehard 0 from faucets recently on the But an hour later sworn testimony Saturday for use at the trial of Lynette restricted operations against they were back with jeep - 1300-block of Warner Road. guns and recoilless rifles mounted- "Squeaky" Fromme — accused of trying to kill him nearly Israel since their ouster from setting up in vantage points Until laboratory tests for the floor above offices two months ago. Jordan in 1970. abandoned by the Associated Press bacteria are completed later amid the fighting, it moved its operations to The President's video taped The Popular Front and other - deposition was kept secret. today, boiling of water was ■ Militiamen of the Christian a hotel. Ford was questioned only by defense attorney John E. left-wing Palestinian groups al¬ Phalange party held out recommended by state health so charge that the Holiday Inn and the Phoenicia hotels against a Virga, who will behelpingthe27 - year - old Fromme present officials, in all three communi¬ Phalange is the Nasserite and Communist blistering a her in league yirith the United youths on the Moslem case. She is scheduled to ties served side go on trial next Tuesday on by the water sys¬ States and Israel to Both sides blamed the other for charges of attempting to shoot Ford from a crowd Sept. 5 tem. wage a cease - fire, which was to have been breaking the civil war', "war of attrition" policed bv Lebanese- outside the state capitol in "My daughter turned against the forces and members of the Palestinian Sacramento, Calif., and she on the guerillas. guerilla police force wanted the President to give his recollection of bathtub water," said Mr. Rich¬ Karami, who has maintained a five the incident. "We are not day vigil in his offi» ard Mauricio, "and went she fighting to kill all nonstop with representatives of both sides, - the Christians," said one went in to take her bath there gue¬ with the Palestinian including one Question spurs military ouster was a whole bathtub of fea¬ rilla. "We just want to prove to Sounds of the fighting guerrilla chief Yasir Arafat. them that we are here to stay shattering his cease fire clearly be heard from the prime ministry in an old efforts - thers." until we can home MOUNT CARMEL, III. (AP) — All missileman Harold Hering Mrs. Mauricio said she knew go to palace. Turkish Palestine." wanted to know, he says, was what of five homes with the feathery An exodus of foreigners continued safeguards the Air Force water In support of this argument, of the capital. The Lebanese by air, the only safe - had to prevent him from problem. A few of the launching his Minuteman missile feathers were large, but most Mohsen asserted that if the to Beirut airport from the army has been keeping open tht without good cause. guerillas used all their southern part of the were small, she said. resour¬ An American Embassy official city. Maj. Hering became Mr. Hering at 12:01 a.m. Saturday,his ces "we could finish off the estimated there are only 20 Mayor Jean Dawson said the other side in 24 hours." 500 Americans left in Beirut, not - year career terminated because he wouldn't accept the feathers may have entered the counting Lebanese A The guerilla or Americans married to Lebanese. military's answer that it was none of his business. water at a small rust hole found strategy ap¬ Normally the figure is The charges which his administrative on a -city water tower. pears designed to push the discharge said Christians into a large Beirut The Stat# Newt It published by the students of Michigan Hole University ' Hering "requested removal from missile duty for reasons of don day during Fall, Winter and Spring tchool termi. Monday V/tdnndn mental and moral reservations as to his district known as Ashrafieh, Frldayi, during Summer T - —1 —a special■->' Wekoi ability to launch which is cut off from the sea September. Subscrlf nuclear weapons without first Second clou pottage paid at Eo»t having been provided official Laming, Mich. Editorial and buiint knowledge of the checks and balances at the national command authority . . ." Some oil supplies increase, and surrounded by Moslem neighborhoods. There they nt Services Bldg., Michigan S trvice, Eait laming. Ml 48824 Hering said he merely wanted to be sure that only a bona fide order from a rational president could SKI CLUB MUTING spnd his missiles but .. aloft. Refugees leave 'little Saigon' heating stock decreases 7i99 p.m. Wwfcwudey, Nov. lA WASHINGTON (UPI) - Heading into winter, • Motor supplies of oils used for heating are somewhat gasoline 222.2 million barrels, down (AP) "Little Saigon" is from 233.9 million. Each — no more. below last year but some fuels barrel contains 42 are in more What was America's largest relocation plentiful inventory, the American Petroleum gallons. camp of Indochina war refugees is now a scattering of plowed fields and a few Institute reported Saturday. • Jet fuel of the naphtha type 5.72 million empty tents. The last of the 50,417 persons who had lived API said inventories of jet fuels and heavy barrels, up from 5.59 million. in the camp sometime industrial oils are up from a during the last six months left this week¬ year ago and • Jet fuel of the kerosine type 26.02 million end. supplies of auto gasoline and the "middle barrels, up from 24.42 million. Meanwhile, the United States flew Cambodian refugees out of Thailand and late last week. 775 Vietnamese and to the United States distillate" oils that include For the week supplies with the on same heating oil are down. ending Oct. 24, it reported these hand in major storage, week a year ago: compared • Distillate • Residual fuel oil 228.48 million down from 229.61 million. barrels, heavy fuel oil 78.63 million barrels, up from 73.77 million. NOTICE TO open thursday and friday nights until nin« FACULTY... Button pumps oil to Britain THE STATE NEWS NEEDS LONDON (AP) — Queen Elizabejh II presses a button today that will pipe North Sea oil ashore to Britain for first time, and the TWO FACULTY PERSONS bring with it the promise of reversing this nation's long economic decline. It is still only a promise, however. Disputes between the TO SERVE AS MEMBERS OF British government and the oil companies over participation in the North Sea fields have cast a riches. So have the claims of the shadow over the energy Scottish nationalists who a suede boot THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS want the oil, which is off Scotland's shores, to fuel their to be your campaign for independence from Britain. The ceremony had been 10 years in the making. "sporty self" in. Miss J's . j OF THE warm fleece Burglars strip cathedral of art lined boot is ready COLOGNE, West Germany (AP) — Two using Alpine ropes broke into daring burglars Cologne Cathedral, crawled ' for all kinds of cold weather STATE NEWS through air ducts and escaped activity: Roman Catholic art works early Sunday with priceless and gems trail blazing, ski religious articles. Police estimated the value stripped from other weekends or trekking REQUIRES TWO HOURS of some 15 stolen objects at "several million marks," the sacred $1 million, one of the equivalent of at least to-and-from school PER MONTH. biggest art thefts in postwar But a church official at Germany. in comfortable composition cathedral said, Germany's most famous medieval' "They were priceless treasures soles, low walking the bishopric for hundreds of years. No one can belonging to much they were worth." He added that the say new how heels and zip-on ease. ADDRESS BRIEF RESUMES TO: objects were insured but the size of the policy was not immediately known. In light brown or navy. and an insurance Cologne's archbishopric company posted rewards 5-10 Medium sizes. $26 for information totaling $20,000 leading to the return of the stolen relics. GERALD H. COY Next premier of Peru GENERAL MANAGER > picked LIMA, Peru (AP) — The STATE NEWS, INC. military government announced Saturday the selection of army chief Gen. Jorge Fernandez Maldonado as the country's next premier. 346 STUDENT SERVICES BLDG. The 53 year - old former - minister of energy and mines officer is regarded by many observers as one of the country's Jaeobson'B most capable and progressive military officers. He will succeed Gen. Oscar indication when the Vargas Prieto, but there was no DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS... NOV. 3RD change will occur. I ^./-Hiaon State News, Eo»t Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 3 1975 'ast paranoia reflected in bomb Bv JOE SCALES past—those little yellow signs with the big black "S" on the person to determine how many three years ago." shelters butf News Staff Writer entrances to many of the build¬ people the shelter will hold and or MSU warning systems in flashlight or radio. since then. for $1.00 and a 35 pound box of Lmember bomb shelters, protect. Eigenauer said that the shel elude three civil defense sirens ter area might be a MSU's survival aid came in candy for $1.50. lear fallout, radiaton, civil ings. single room, on campus. They are located on One thing that The signs indicate that some Meeting the protection fac¬ a hallway or an entire basement might be the form of hundreds of cases of Lnse Distant Early Warn tor, Lt. Cade said, top of Wells Hall, the Chem needed is food. crackers, candy and 3ome med The medical supplies went to section or room in that basically of a building. | yne, ICBMs. A-bombs, building, means that a person inside is istry Building, and the Kellogg Bomb shelters that met re¬ ical supplies. Red Cross, the Health Center Jnmbs, overkill, communism usually in the basement, has been approved going to be protected better Although there is no law Center. quirements were stocked free When the foodstuffs extend¬ and College of Veterinary Medi¬ by the Army requiring any public buildings I democracy and th< Co\di than a person outside." to provide a shelter, They are tested the first by the government with water, ed their shelf-life (about one cine. Eigenauer said. Corps of Engineers as meeting He also said that the Eigenauer working day of each month at crackers, portable toilets, bed federal standards for protect¬ owners said MSU has the year ago) the University Opera¬ member those drills in of buildings with ability to noon for one minute," Eigen ding and emergency supplies. tions Committee Although shelters and warn¬ posted shelter house about 150,000 people in gave the ra¬ school and announce¬ ing against fallout. were auer said. ing systems are still being le Lt. Robert Cade, with the originally told to notify authorized shelter space and Lt. Cade said that about tions to the salvage yard. rs on television and radio their local civil defense coordin¬ He also said that if maintained, the idea of their Jching you what to do in case sheriffs emergency operations division of the Ingham ator for the area if they ever protect them from nuclear fall¬ out. had to use a shelter you ever you should three years ago the govern¬ ment quit stocking shelters The salvage yard then sold being "bomb shelters seems to i nuclear attack? County changed the structure of the 900 cases of crackers and 40 have gone the route of the Lt. Cade said when shelters take down iemember frantic neighbors Civil Defense Agency, said that anything that might because of lack of money and boxes of candy in three days. A bomb shelter mania of the 50s building so another inspection set up be useful such at. blankets, has provided no aid for shelter Tng up their basements and any building posted with the could be made. were and licensed the a 42 pound case of crackers -old and 60s. civil defense shelter sign must federal government requested ing holes in their back Carl J. Eigenauer, safety Is to install family bomb have a protection factor of at only that they be opened up in engineer for the safety services time for a nuclear attack. "The liters? least 40. division of the DPS, said the C/AHED The protection factor is de¬ license doesn't stipulate their Member "The Button?' keeps latest info termined by many variables buildings on campus that are use for a natural disaster such jthough the paranoid posted still meet the require¬ as a tornado," he said. eria of "Who's going to such as construction of the ments. ,nthe button" of the late 50s building, walls and overhead "The Eigenauer said that MSU structure and the Army Corps of En¬ shelters are to be used for both [early 60s is only a memory types of gineers comes back periodically kinds of disasters, howevei aost today, there remains on ventilation system used. to check the There also has to be shelters," Eigen¬ "There are certain people that MSU campus a constant a certain auer said. 'The last time educational programs ider of that not so distant amount of they are assigned to open them up feet square per checked some of ours was two during a warning," he said. on MSU's By JOE SCALES office and is Feurig State News Staff Writer cabinets in a guide to the file the office that located in the world. For example, a person who finding the opportunities. The people are on their own to Have you had a contain the life-long listings of about wanted to work "omewhere in apply foi the position or dream to study marine 3,000 organizations, providing biology Africa for the sj er in the opening. remains stable . while sailing the Pacific, but 25 to 30,000 learning opportun¬ don't know where to engineering field could go to She said about 1,000 go to get ities all over the world. the file and 3ee if there were people information about fulfilling that Jennifer Eis, director of the were helped during the last any opportunities meeting A gorilla was arrested for drunk and disorderly. tip of her finger in but still serious dream? Want to go on an center, said the center provides those requirements. The sym¬ year that the center was open a tomato- archeological dig in Greece, but off campus. finken driving early Saturday slicing machine. don't know who to talk to for a unique set of resources con bols accompanying the material irning after he had apparent An MSU Dept. of Public The accident occurred about Dr. James cerning learning opportunities. would explain the details. The staff consists of four Safety police Feurig, director of help? Or maybe you just want The learning opportunities Eis stressed that the center Jconsumed too much banana car which wasn't 8 a.m. Friday in the cafeteria at the University Health Center, to teach for the summer at cover 89 people who have all had exper¬ impersonating anyone or any¬ McDonel Hall, where Strohl is is in serious condidtion at St. an specific interests from is not a job placement center ience in social services and Indian reservation, but don't ie gorilla had fallen asleep thing was the subject of an egg agriculture to youth services but instead provides informa¬ overseas work. employed. Lawrence Hospital, after suf¬ know how to go about and I his car while waiting for a attack Saturday morning. She told police she doing it. are organized in file cabi¬ tion as to when and where thought fering an apparent heart attack If so, maybe the Center for nets under categories Kin to pass on Hagadorn Road Two Lansing couples appar¬ the accident might have been at his home with internships and study pro¬ The center, located in 113 Thursday morning. Alternatives in Higher Educa¬ symbols to explain details such both in the United Jar Lot X. Police saw the car ently mistook the DPS cruiser her fault. It was the second Feurig, 59, is in the coronary tion grams, Linton Hall, is open Mondays for (C/AHED) can help. as special interests, costs, when States and overseas, are avail¬ Jth the passed out gorilla in it a car whose occupants had cafeteria accident in one week. care unit at the hospital. C/AHED is a resource center and for how long the opportun through Thursdays from 1 to 5 |3 a.m. previously tossed eggs at the able. p.m. Appointments are not the failed to Feurig, a Wisconsin native, that tries to provide informa¬ ity is available and where it is The center only offers help in >n car move couples' car. came to MSU in 1953 as a team tion and help about necessary. |er the train passed, police They retaliated in kind at the A foreign graduate student finding physician, a positon he holds as specific learning opportunities Med the car and found the unsuspecting DPS officer, un¬ was in critical condition at well as his Health Center post. that are a supplement to the JriI l a slumped over the steer- leashing a barrage of eggs at Sparrow Hospital Sunday after After playing for the Green classroom experience wheel sound |rilla is a student at MSU asleep. The the passing cruiser. The officer in the cruiser then chased the car down Mt. attempting suicide Friday. The student was discovered in his room by a friend at about Bay Packers from 1933-35, di¬ rectly from high school, Feurig The center was started off campus three years ago as an TOM'S TIRE CENTER went on to receive his medit&l experimental program to prove MB 4114 S. Cedar. Fh, 882-6666 (o students were arrested Hope Road and caught it. 1:30 p.m. Friday. The student degree from Marquette Univer¬ its need. Two weeks ago it (across from Hous? of ing) fter impersonating jackham- There is a possible penalty of apparently thrust knife in his BMM a sity in 1941. moved on campus to become a Open Daily 8 to 5:30, Mon. SThirs. to 8, Sat. 9 to 3 rs on the second floor of up to a year in jail for throwing own stomach about an hour He spent 4'/2 years in the Ither Hall early Saturday University office available to all objects at moving vehicles. earlier. Army Air Corps and several members of MSU. 1st LINE WHITE WALLS DEEP TREAD SNOWTIRES Irning. Though he is listed in critical more in private practice before The center was closed last Full 4 Ply. 7 Rib Tread Whitewalls ■The two were knocking holes Barbara Strohl, 230 W. Mc- "Low Cost Per Mile" condition, doctors say he will accepting a team physician job year in order to publish a book Full 4 Ply — "Traction & Long life ■the walls, making noise and Donel Hall, was taken to the survive and recover com¬ at the University of Missouri titled "Taking Off." Tking people. They were University Health Center Fri¬ pletely. in 1952. vested about 1 a.m. for being day morning after she lost the iv The book is available in the 18.95 *19.75 I i MIDTERM BLUES? 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Saginaw Lansing • Lansing Mall ...Simp Nightly'til Nine PHONE 353-8920 or 353-8921 ©pDCfifetfi) Get out, vote; TV* IMPOSSIBLE PWCAM State your budget penury city depends on you calls for 4U' Get out and vote. establish rent control to curb the ill MSU escaped virtually un- scathed from Governor Milliken's in austerity! being spared relati I fiscal attack The time it takes to vote effects of East Lansing's emer¬ executive order proposing slashes perpetrated schools, social service ^' tomorrow is an investment which in the state budget to the gency housing situation. Vote yes. melody and traumatized citi** • will save you trouble with Students in Lansing also have of $150 million. Given the $1.5 city the government and administration, attractive prospects for their vote. million deficit already haunting responsibility the sober realization demaiSJ housing, transportation and social MSU's budget, the order was a J. dous suffering elsewhere01« - services in the future. • Richard Baker, 33, candidate at welcome reprieve. But it is just as large for one of two open seats, has But it was by no means an difficulty Three candidates for city council shown during his tenure as a levying yet another offer a rare combination of the unmixed blessing. tuitiil cr®?s® a*a Iand grant vision that is needed to conceptua¬ neighborhood regional planner the involvement and responsiveness The rest of the state dearly to make may pay which should " properly be univat]erj lize a better East up for the inade- forefront of accessi Lansing for that students should support. qaucy of state revenues. Among 1 students and non students alike Baker is open, candid and state constituents. opti¬ other proposals, Milliken's order with the practical experience in mistic Internal urban administration that can — but realistic about the provides for slashes of $47.4 an austerity therefj practicalities of city government. million in school aid, $56.9 million essential, and a good make those visions come true. begin is with the p]J In the heavily student First from social services and $9.1 in itself. The recent adminEI George Griffiths, tried and true Ward, Robert Hull, 37, a re¬ revenue sharing. new creation of i defender of students and liberal searcher for the Democratic Sen¬ And even after this, there is still administrative posts wj interests on the council, should be poor move by the ate, deserves support. His in¬ Monday, November 3, 1975 talk of yet another income tax when it knew it administ returned. Larry Owen and John cumbent opponent, Robert hike. was under 1 May, John Tingwall thumb of Czarnecki, young, bright, effec¬ has become too entwined with Steve Orr Editor-in-chief Since the onset of this economic deficiencies. impending budget tive new faces in East Lansing city Jeff Merrell Managing Editor affliction, higher education has government to be responsive to his City Editor Each and politics, should be elected to join Bruce Ray Walker clamored for special budget treat¬ every unwari constituents. In contrast, Hull has Campus Editor University expense - e.g., k with Griffiths in making this a Michael McConneU ment. But the time is now strongly encouraged citizen in¬ Opinion Page Editor past for ted administration better city. volvement and input. JoeKirby Frank Fox Sports Editor higher education to play the role of bureaucratic posts salaries a] In addition to the candidate Robert Kozloff Entertainment Editor greedy special interest. It is now exorcised before the - mu'8t1 races, two important proposals are It is only by voting — and voting MarvAnnChickShaw .. Photo Editor Wire Editor requisite to adopt a more holistic tuition increase is prospect J in large numbers — that students Greg Kraft view. even c on the ballot. Proposal A, which Sue McMillin Copy Chief plated. would provide funds for a new fire can help the cities of Lansing and Night Editor It is more than slightly But there is no East MargoPalarchio pre¬ Lansing to become more Advertising Manager sumptuous to assume a transcen- the fact that when getting ai station, is sorely needed. Editorials are the opinions of the State alte. progressive and responsive. Not News. dant position for higher education Proposal B, the most exciting just self interest, but also citizen letters are personal opinions. Viewpoints, columns and that economically measures have been exhausted! item on this year's ballot, would deprives others and exhausted in duty, demands that we vote. and maintain that attitude come every sense! the word — there may be but hell or high water. And to o| rejoice recourse left: tuition hike. MICHAEL McCONNELL Reluctant response » U No of t same % Ho\(v sensitive shpidd ^institution be, |o My first inclination was to print the •wmiB Kb io! obieft itfO irresponsible charges made against it? And interests. Zolton Ferency is correct in letter, including this statement, with a brief control (incidentally, three other « stating which finds her unable to how sensitive should the officials So, I make the following formal that if you vote for any of the five city name a of an editor's note pointing out its falsehood. to Elizabeth Nail, with the challenge and I dissented from this support), andll single ordinance which-she can call institution be to outlandish charges of This I did Wednesday. readership of the Nail is the only candidate who council candidates who have a chance her own after two years on the unethical conduct? Since then, State News as my witnesses: supports rl to win, you'll "get more of the same." however, it has come to my attention that Produce proof control, why did we not endorse her? For example, if you vote for George council. A vote for Thomas is a vote Or, to be direct: Should I, as Opinion Ms. Nail distributed her diatribe of your charges — which I promise to print f for more of the same among in full for all to see and The answer is clear: we support main Griffiths, you '11 get more of the same unwillingness to Page Editor of the State News, take formal members of the Lansing evaluate — or take action for students which press corps. retract your statement. her ideas... but we are concerned steadfast devotion to the underdog acterized his previous council terms. char¬ notice of the charge by Elizabeth Nail, Perhaps she also did so elsewhere. I also feel that the voters of does not exhibit the sense of thitf candidate for East respoi which has been a hallmark of his four Lansing City Council, This is an obvious attempt to undermine East that is needed. years on the council. A vote for Larry that "members of the State News editorial the integrity of the State News. Lansing should be warned that a candidate Of course all the candidates are for staff have already been for City Council has shown a Owen would make Griffiths' discussing the Moreover, I began to reflect on the propensity to We will be waiting for Ms. Nail's positions good and against evil. But that details of the editorial comment make scurrilous and unfounded pri less lonely; and create a chance that they intend attacks on or her retraction. In the meantime, doesn't mean that there would be no to make against rent control, an editorial seriousness of Ms. Nail's charge. She has the character of citizens and institutions of shelf such run ■ of - the mill ideas as a significant differences in their accused the State News of the most the community. taught us all a useful lesso per¬ concocted with the advice and consent housing authority, a responsive city formances the council. And to of despicable behavior possible in a newspa¬ public officials, it is important to Id on Citizens for Better Housing ..." Moreover, it might help to explain an beyond party platform, to the wisdom government and less dependence on the auto would become judge their probable performances per: selling its editorial space to special enigma. Since the State News supports rent sound judgment of the candidate. i| reality in East you have only to review their very Lansing. dissimilar records. On the other hand, a vote for Evans is a vote for more of the same inaction Paul Pratt 140 Collingwood Hates new William T. A friend of mine visited The ^Buckley little raunchy they Friends Roadshow last weekend in may be, but they also happen to be one of the most Milan, and returned with some very uniquely creative disappointing news. It seems that the groups that has new performed in East Lansing. management at Lizard's is not going to let them return this fall as expected, due to the fact that Lizards is trying to create a new the Friend's are simply too image, and Am I to draw from creativity (even in its previous mo¬ dest form) is to be this, that completely absent You hear a noise downstairs, at Breaking in on rowdy and from Lizards' 'new three in raunchy for that image. image'? Well I say, the morning. You know it isn't complete safety' to yourself and others, you that As you can paint a horse a different your son, may repose until I -have left." bag and get out of here in 30 seconds, a patron of Lizards, I have not because your son is a boy of which you will lecture the jury <* i color, but unless you sell it, very regular I'm going to plug you right through the been terribly thrilled at their recent you still You think about it for a Criminal Justice Reform Act of I9w got the same horse. The whole habits, and never comes in before five. You moment, but eyes, and when the police come, I'll "J attempt to lure in the Dooley's - thing when you see him reach out and stick tell how it was backed by the Ford into plastic - people crowd with this new is doomed to failure. are among (approximately) 40 million Americans who own a pistol, so his bag the large silver frame without even them you threatened me with serious — tion. Unfortunately, the Criminal Jwj Admi^ you take it hear me? serious image; but this is a little extreme. A Rick Wagger out of the drawer, bothering to take out and leave you with — bodily injury. And Reform Act of 1975 has backed me ® 1316 Hagadorn grab a flashlight and the lifetime collage of nobody's going to be around to contradict tiptoe down the stairs. pictures of your buster, because you will be option of shooting only to kill. Exit bu room you listen, heart Reaching the dining children growing up, you flush, raise me, occupied at your that point in a dialogue with Saint over there pounding. From pistol again and, with that tone of voice that Peter. In fact, the proposed amendmenttoi you hear the muffled noise of Against you use maybe only once a year or so, but federal law hasn't yet passed throofc hardware against - velvet. You flash Uni - beam across the room without light, a where, working your which stills the your ocean waves and silences wife, you say: "Unless you drop "I would rather shoot then call the police; but if you in the leg, and I do, there is Congress. And, in fact, there are those J interpret the present law as a «"■ stranger is calmly and going to be a long legal wrangle, during almost silently denying to a householder the right to JJ Open letter to President Wharton: emptying your silverware deadly weapon against a burglar attain 100 per cent into a burlap bag. The United Way letter dated Oct. participation. Are these gravely threatened. And. in fact, indiv 15, tactics Three possible sequences: 1975, which I received was sent from humanitarian? states, most notoriously New'^ork, a you so 1. "Stop where i I Second, I ask and the United Way you are, or I'll shoot!" The am directing my queries thereto. you about their agreement with burglar meekly raises his hands. Gun proscribe the use of a gun against a I, too, believe in supporting humanitarian the AFL CIO - The whole thing is rampant liberal*! to purchase cocked, you call the police. causes with both words and resources. only union goods. I am at a loss Kojak arrives. prominent Washington attorney, 0 1 to understand "Oh, so it's you again, Lenny. Homesick for However, until two questions are answered why this agreement exists. Ely, is quoted in opposition to the P P" As I indicated earlier, Dr. Wharton, if I Sing Sing? Well, you stick with me, to my satisfaction, I cannot, in good and I'll take Lenny, law. "How do you know whether * conscience, give to the United Way. get a satisfactory answer to the you home to Mother." above person prowling around in First, how can we suggest, in good questions, I will gladly give my "fair share." Until then, my contribution 2. "Stop where you are, or I'll shoot!" The burglar drops to his knees, pulls out his own night is going to harm your form y. J2?DoJ conscience, the funds are given to the will remain at interview him? Do you to1 zero. rod, fires, misses. You fire back, United Way by free choice when bull's eye. whether he is going to rob you we You call the Frank - o continue to see strong - arm tactics Duane R. Milano Campbell Funeral Home, you before you shoot him? by the police investigate; closed case. ,■ businesses, unions, armed services, etc., to AFA Instructor Mr. A.Z. Eaton suggests, in a 3. "Stop where you are, or I'll shoot!" The his paper in Helena, «j burglar replies: "Under the Criminal Jus¬ tice Reform Act of tary reforms to the act. MontanVm«Lii«r Ho n 1975, my dear Mr. should be denied the right to J Abernathy, you may not shoot me unless I doors and windows, lest burglars Letter threaten you with death or with J The Opinion policy get that, Mr. Jones, 'serious' injury. I am not threatening you with death, 'serious' — — bodily themselves while breaking in. should be held legally resPonnslb'*p»j' ^ Page welcomes all letters. harm suffered by the robber. Readers should follow a few rules to insure phone number. Letters should be 25 lines or less and such bodily you if you get in the injury as I shall inflict on to the burglar should be specif.ed by £ that as many letters as and may way of my little project possible appear in be edited for conciseness to here, will not be serious. I mean, of his peers, namely other ««min* print. fit more letters you might AU letters should be on the page. be out of action for a day or two, but as finally, robbers should be adequa ^ lines and triple ■ spaced. typed on 65 Letters ■ space much would be true if you fell off your ered under workmen's sincerely hope," compen^' J writes Mr. signed, and include local address, must be No unsigned letters will be accepted. horse or slipped in your bathtub. The law ^ faculty or staff standing - if any - and student, Names are withheld from publication only says that if you have the alternative of Congress will give this b'" an jde for good cause. doing so, you are to 'retreat' to another amendments more than pass'"? it of the house part tion." But one begins to thi — may I suggest your bedroom, Abernathy? unconstitutional for Congress ^ — where 'with j thing more than passing considera Washington Stv Syn. I ^hinon State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 3, 1975 5 Readers discuss election issues . . . Points against I November 4th of this year the voters 2. It will do Opposes firehouse nothing to alleviate the East Lansing voters should know that 1st Lansing will be asked to vote on shortage of housing in East Lansing (the State News endorsement of the fire the 3. The traffic problem which obsesses the The letter to the editor appearing and thus compound the housing shortage Tsal B. Proposal B is an amendment to real cause of high rents). In fact, it will proposal conveniently ignored certain im¬ station State News is not a major argument for the October 31st from David C. Kropp is an problem. feast Lansing City Charter that would aggravate the housing shortage fire department. The fire chief states by remo¬ portant points. that excellent example of the lack of under¬ Remember, we cannot bury heads in |jde for rent controls within the city. I ving the incentive for new housing con¬ serious traffic conflicts will exist "no matter standing that clouds the rent control issue. the sands of rent control and our I ainst rent controls in general, and struction, and it will, as has happened in 1. The State News where" the fire station is ignore the portrays SKEPTIC put. Mr. Kropp cites the case of the New as repercussions of our actions that future Kosal B in particular, for the following other cities with rent control, force the a reactionary organization seeking to block 4. The city officials did not "know what Community Cooperative as "the best exam¬ student - citizens will have to shoulder. abandonment or conversion to non rental better fire protection. Not so! It is they were getting for their money." It was not ple of why East Lansing needs rent control David L. Metz uses of only revealed at the last minute that the buildings currently used as rental improved facilities, but this particular plan in the immediate future." I believe the facts I it will be ineffective in controlling the housing. that we oppose. To site preparation estimate had 1421 Cederhill 1 oi almost all of the student housing imply that we have no skyrocketed surrounding New Community will illustrate' 3. It will violate the to $200,000. constitutional rights political base is nonsense. Four of the six Granted, it is "not impossible" (he necessity of declining the rent control f has been built in the last five of persons who own property. city council candidates to build on muck, but no private concern amendment. L East Lansing long ago ran out of 4. It will establish yet another needless — including all of those endorsed by the State News could ever do it. Should public funds be so New Community 1974 T for any major new have - 1975 rents were housing develop- government bureaucracy with - strong doubts about or are actively oppos¬ wasted? $625 per month. During that same period of L Almost all of the student housing power over r [|,at have been built in the last five our private lives. ing this plan. 5. The residents north of Saginaw don't times taxes totaled $255.42 per month. The Evans, Czarnecki 5. It will involve the 2. The computer study the want the fire station in their city of East Lansing city did six area. They see building, valued at $90,000 creates an rs have been built in Lansing, Lansing it as an UocUh on/ in lengthy and expensive litigation over the years ago easily wrote off the student areas entering wedge for more unde¬ interest expense of $825 per month at 11 tS £5willST^IESZ Terties, and it force even minor new Vote NQ and much of the eastern assigning them part of the city by to an eastern fire station the Indefinite far future. sirable development. At cent of the present, 81 per population to be served lives per cent which is the current cost of mortgage money. This creates a total I have again watched with horror your endorsement of phony liberal candidates. ■sing developments out of East Lansing on proposal B GivenVomments ZttnLL ^ kind °f monthly expense of $1,080.42 or a loss of You stated that a particular candidate was a about the location of the J into the surrounding communities, Jim Hamilton Abbott station, that means a proposed North ? P"!?" ^ Wl11. eventua»y co™ $455.42 per month. This does not take into champion of student and minority rights. Ijde of Proposal B's jurisdiction. 3500 Glasgow Dr. vague 20 years p^r'tion 6. much " The rescue vehicle * aItCr ^ consideration the wear and tear, deprecia¬ tion, etc. It is obvious that the rent increase Yet, I find that this candidate voted against the seating of Thelma Evans, the only black the city's asked for by the management company was ambulance — sitting on the city council. I have also had is also slated to be moved - justified. It appears that New Community some personal conflicts with the same north. This heavily - used vehicle serves the cooperative is apparently seeking charity, person as to supporting blacks seeking ■EWPOINT: RENT CONTROL whole city, even the campus and Flowerpot rather than rent parity. elected office. areas not considered in the location of the This property, as well as many others proposed firehouse. along the Grand River corridor, are zoned I lend my support to two candidates who In conclusion: I urge East Lansing voters for commercial or professional purposes as are in my judgment the best of the pack, \ASMSU to give the city a mandate to come well as residential. It only makes economic Thelma Evans and Czarnecki. I urge the newsletter: better plan. Vote no on Proposal A. up with a Lawrence Kestenbaum , sense that properties of this nature will be used for the best purpose. Artificially low voters of East Lansing to cast their vote for these two outstanding citizens. 226 Collingwood Dr. rents will force the owners of these Booker T. Gaulden For SKEPTIC properties to convert them to other uses By John W. Muije sibilities, to at feast support the better problem. And one need only look at some of 1430 E. Michigan Ave. I one might have expected, Brian interests of his fellow students. That is rent controls other "successes" (like New fcnond has once again proved that exactly what Proposal B does not do! While York City) to see what such a ■ileal dirty tricks are not confined to proposal everyone abhores high rents, and rightly could mean for city finances. ■shington D.C.!! Using student money (of so, most people consider the right to The solution of the housing problem lies Ich precious little is being allocated to Ithing Its) except excessive administrative and ASMSU resources, Brian and housing even more fundamental. Proposal B, as written, can only result in not in a negligible rent decrease plished by control, and consequently the loss of what little accom¬ Israel Awareness Week housing is currently Js Sobel recently circulated a newsletter ■porting approval of Proposal B. Fur- , in contrast to the "landlords" a smaller supply of housing. New dwelling units would not be constructed, generally consider a positive economic as firms available. (Will living in Lansing and commuting 10 miles a day really save us that much time and money?) Rather, Nov. 3 - 8 Id are at least willing to pay for their return as a prerequisite to doing so. The ASMSU would be well advised to support Tuesday Nov. 4 .5 Hjtical advertisements, (thus indirectly conditions in the student ghetto would Thursday Nov. 6 erection of new housing units. And since the MOVII NIGHT! SOCIAL NIOHT! deteriorate: repairs, which the landlords ■porting the State News and student University owns most of the land that at room 335 A & B Case Hall. (Continu¬ at Rm. 341, 342 Union Bldg. It's o par% Israeli style in Parlors A & B lv at large) Brian next made use of his are hardly willing to make at current profit would be feasible for such purposes, the ous showings to begin at 7 p.m. — at 8:30 p.m. Union Bldg. at 8:00 p.m. n espousing these interests in the rates, would disappear altogether, when each film to be shown twice.) Speakers: Irit Lupu Entertainment: The Israel Ensemble with place to begin working is here! there is no return in making them. In "War On Yom Kippur" |te News, as an "innocent" letter to the - ... But whatever else you do Brian, next "A Tent Is Not Enough" "Women's Role On The Kibbutz" Arieh Shapiro Gingi Dancing, Singing, and a good ir. no less. addition, as the landlords began sustaining tjme y0U venture into community time! Israel Style Refreshments. losses, more and more houses would be put politics "May Peace Begin With Me" "Job Opportunities In Israel" purporting to represent students and Eli Krishner ilow knowing ASMSU, this is to be up for sale, possibly inviting new construc¬ spending our money, I would suggest that "Study Programs In Israel pected. The unscrupulous aspect enters tion, (anyone out there think we need yon reread your introductory economic For American Students" n one realizes that these announce- another Dooley's?) but certainly driving out theory textbook All Events Ints were deliberately timed to attempt the current student residents. John w Muijt are Free of Charge and Open to the Public ■preclude any effective response before Sponsoring Organizations: f election. But aside for all this, has anyone considered what the proposal would do for Group of Jewish Students There will be an Israel Information Table at the Hillel v Brian is certainly entitled tO"his the city? 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Parents often call about will probably not discontinue it as problem drinking, it ia never students of the 60s were ob¬ peer pressure that students "But studies indicate that the said. good job market have taken the a problem their son or daughter altogether," Williams said. brought up." m succumb to in order to fit in, percentage of people involved The center sessed with ways in which they place of government on stu¬ most of students' conformity is in premarital sex is no is having. Williams has learned most of The center helps students to dent is « I could change the world. But then, what are today's dents' priority lists. "Majors are often chosen to try out different modes of behavior for themselves and than before. It is just more greater When parents call, it is usually about the "evil influ¬ these student attitudes in pass- be able to fecognize their problems and become depen¬ "edits c,rrying and ^or A has J!*! open now. Young people have students Themselves. concerned about? blindly at first, because fresh¬ not just for the hell of it," he been having sex forever," he ence" that college is having on their children, he said. dent on themselves. over campus, Wilson and incS^l men are pressured into declar¬ "Our feeling is that with a Brody "The students of the 70s continued. said. "The student usually puts OUn Health ing one," Williams said. "But little assistance Center, don't feel that they can change "Students ask a lot of ques¬ Women's attitudes towards everyone can and much in society, so they try to ultimately they take more care¬ tions about what is right and their lives have changed, Wil¬ these thoughts in their parents heads by expressing such take care of themselves," he the mgj,, Student Services Q[g^l BuOdfy I ful consideration and find a field make the system wrong and as their values liams said. They are no longer work for which fits their need." things as an admiration for an themselves," change they begin to question looking for a husband. atheist professor who swears in says Cecil Wil¬ And student are looking into their denominations and liams, head of the MSU Coun¬ move Women are checking into mufflert parts of their profession that class or making references to a away from the church. "Even¬ careers which were not consi¬ real or imagined sexual free¬ seling Center. they never considered before, The government is still tually students return to some dered appropriate before and dom," he said. he added. form of religion,", he said. viewed with bitterness by stu¬ "Students are also second seeking help at the center. Williams tries to alleviate Attitudes towards premarf- But students are not the dents, -But since Watergate guessing from things they hear only parent's fears at summer,ori¬ tal |& sex usually depend on the ones who call the pipes i they no longer feel the need to in classes, such as future cas¬ Counseling entation by explaining that sette while students will experiment, package programs for TV," he said. they usually return to the Clarification Williams has seen many stu¬ dent values change over the this week's meets values of their parents. I LIFETIME GUARANTEE "They need to test what their course of his 20 years in parents believe in. Then they In last Friday's article on the counseling. He was a guidance Tuesday reexamine those values and counselor and asst. dean of the The Academic Council will meet at 3:15 YWCA's Diana Awards an MSU p.m. in the Con Con find that they are more compa¬ Room of the International Center to staff member, who won one of College of Liberal Arts and continue discussion of the tible with their beliefs than ing. The students bring them the eleven Diana awards, was Sciences at the University of proposed revision in the Code of Teaching Responsibility which they thought," he said. Kansas before coming to MSU would require instructors to make more up while discussing their spe¬ inadvertently left out of the detailed course But just because these values cific problems. story. in 1967, and was appointed to descriptions available. The council may also discuss the proposed change, does not mean that all But if a student doesn't his new position July 1. stricter standards for graduation with honor and behavior will bring Careers * ♦ ♦ high honor. change. a topic up, the Center doesn't Evelyn Machtel, extension mean so much to "For example, although a ASMSU's regular board meeting will be pursue it, he said. "If the associate in the arts for the Co - today's students, that they are Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in student may smoke pot less student doesn't willing to go out-of-state for a room 328 Student Services experience operative Extension Service, Bldg. Several bills will be discussed, frequently after graduation, he something won the Diana Award for job, whereas in the past they including a proposal to audit ASMSU accounts, a proposal to as a problem, such Creative and Performing Arts. wanted to stay in their home allocate $2000 to the Great Issues cabinet, and appointments to the Search and Selection Committee should be Machtel produces and directs state, Williams said. finalized. "£. Lansing's Largest Selection" But students' minds are not the Wednesday EMISSION CONTROL monthly TV program, "Peo¬ always on a career. The Academic Senate, which meets once each CENTEK ple," for WKAR. She is also chairperson of People for Public "College is mentation' and a time of experi¬ students are 3:00 p.m. in 402 Computer Center to proposed new Faculty Grievance Procedure. term, will meet at discuss and vote on the LEATHER THOMAS BROS. SERVICE 1408 E. CENTER Broadcasting. 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Nov. 8 TODAYI LOOK UP WITH THOMAS WE DO! J WE ARE STAFF, BASIC OUTLINES STUDENTS AND YOUR PRIVATE TUTOR FACULTY MEMBERS Summaries of readings and IN HIS DEPARTMENT important concepts for selected courses (COMMUNICATION) AND WE SUPPORT • Nat ScLAII Terms THOMAS FOR • Hum...AII Terms CITY COUNCIL • SocJOl, 202,203,211,213 • MatlUII, 112,113,108,109 • Stat..315 VOTE FOR THOMAS | • fcon...200,201 AND • ChemJ41,130,131 • A BETTER CITY Physics..i37,238,239,287,288,289^ NOVEMBER 4 All Basic College Waivers Available At OIBSONS CAMPUS BOOK STORKS STUDENT BOOK STORK Paid political advertisement Concern Students for Thomas L.hinon stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 3, 1975 7 cumbents keeping jobs longer Cut and Savi that there is very little turn¬ .JvJONICIPRIANO over in politics federal elections coming up Brusca's financial data shows LOWER NO-FAULT ^petition in politics seems today. He bases soon, many voters may be sary to dip into his own these paid political announce¬ his conclusions on 1974 election the average ■ decreasing, according to disturbed with Brusca's conclu¬ coampaign expend¬ financial resources to pay for a ments." RATES FOR 19 6 20 year olds data for the Michigan itures of incumbent Michigan Jesuits of an MSU re- ture and his analysis Legisla sions. state senators exceeded $9,000 campaign than does his ponent." op¬ Brusca suggests having can¬ ler's study. recently "According to election re¬ didates debate on public tele¬ Larch Assitant Robert A. appeared in the Michigan State sults, an overwhelming as compared to $1,750 spent by While a challenger may try to vision for this might improve Economic Record. majori¬ their challengers. L of the graduate school of ty of imcumbents keep their In addition, average overcome his disadvantage by the quality of campaigning. 5 Administration says With many local, state and cam¬ increased jobs," he said. campaign spending, "The people who would have paign contributions for incum¬ bents exceeded their average Brusca adds that this does not to propose a ceiling on expendi¬ Jeff Williams -SENTRY insure victory. NEW STATE PROGRAM expenditures. Challengers, A possible solution to this tures are those in office right now," Brusca said, "so the (M!U'68J -*"* at 332-1838 rl INSURANCE wot room; or'.mi. though spending far less on problem would be to place a chances of this happening are 710 Gainsborough Drive their campaigns, experienced ceiling on campaign expendi¬ understandably low." East Lansing sizeable deficits. tures to make elections more Jobs offer "The incumbent generally is competitive. cou favored by special interest groups — not only by endorse¬ "The value of extra spending ii FREEBARNBUSTER!" to society is minimal," Brusca ment, but also financially," said. "By putting a By PHIL FRAME tions so far this term. Brusca said. "Typically, the ceiling on hours devoted to the this, Lte News Staff Writer There are several positions job and you end waste. Besides, the type of placement. incumbent finds it less neces¬ many voters see right through ■You're wondering how to open now, and about 50 waiting When you buy a juicy BARN BUSTER, lome experience to go along to be filled for winter term. Edwards said that the num¬ ■ that MSU degree, the ber of hours varies from "The internship program is I of Michigan thinks it has job to large crispy French Fries and giving students service-learn¬ job but the average position ■nswer. calls for about 16-20 hours ing experience in various state per a large Coke. Then you get Ijt answer is the state's agencies which are relevant to week. ■internship program which the student's educational ob¬ He requests that .second BARN BUSTER FREE! Tfering nonpaying positions jectives," said Marvin S. Ray, applications for next term be sent to him pvernment offices. The director of the Michigan Civil by WHAT A DEAL! Nov. 30. To apply, students j cover a variety of Service Dept. training division. should contact their academic l and students get college Offer good Mon. - Thurs., Since the program was adviser or write Edwards at |t in addition to the exper- just initiated, the true worth of the the Dept. of Civil Service in NOON 'til Midnight. experience has not been tested Lansing. ,e jobs are available to yet. But Edwards said, "Hope¬ ■uates and undergraduates fully, it will be very valuable ... ■ any academic background. we're not just trying to provide Judents could apply their warm bodies for companies." we support n Burroughs compu- The college credit is the only Ifor JOHN the Dept. of Manage- form of payment the student 1 and Budget, for instance, receives. The amount of credit |vork with the historical is agreed on by the students n the archives for and their academic advisers bept. of State. There are and is based on the number of ■openings in the Senate and CZARNECKI lOffice of Military Affairs. I Edwards, the pro- |s coordinator, is hoping its BARNES ss will not be gauged by »rly response — only two FLORAL is have applied for posi- OF EAST LANSING East Lansing City Council Allan J. Abedor Alwynelle Ahl Bill & Ann Kimball f RENT A T.V. Richard & Judy Alban f $25.00 per term James Anderson Joe & Shirley Kuszai Marella Robinson Donald Bailey Evangeline Lamberts Marilynne Rosenberg Richard Baker Mary Lang Allan & Alice Schmid William Beachler Harold & Nate Lautner |EJAC TV RENTALS] j& We telegraph Martin & Ronna Benjamin Carl & Margaret Liedholm Charles Seebeck Kevin Sharp 337-1010 mjj flowers Wayne & Katherin Bergin George & Sharon Bertsch Larry & Lois Libby G.K. Smith worldwide Eugene & Becky Losey Norman & Rose Mary Smith Donald W. Bradley Ross Lowes Bob Snow 215 ANN ST. ED 2-0871 Chuck & Sue Brooks John & Mary Luttrell Elsa Soms Byron Brown Bill & Jeanne Main Milton Steinmueller Linda Ulrey Chaddendorv James Meulendyke Dee Steinmueller rinit-fn-a-mlnit ■Jkt ■45BS? Linda Crawford Nancy Dixon David & Barbara Milstein ^alph Wlonsma Vivian Najjar '»• '( uCraig Stilwell ;Milo & Marian Tesar Matthew Spiro Linda Oak Sharon Storms Byron & Valerie Drachman Gerald & Lois Park Kerr Stewart Ralph & Ruth Dyson Margaret Peters HELPS YOU Ron Frisoky Mike Petersen Norma Suse Fred Graham Mary Lou Terrian $AVE ON Isaac Green Julie Hanssens Antoinette Pollack Steve & Frana Potter Louis Potter Barrie Thorne Eva Urban Pati Vanderver PERSONAL James Haughey ' Larry & Elinor Holbrook Donald Power Raymond D. Vlasin William & Sally Pratt Elliot & Katherleen Wicks STATIONARY Harold Humphrey Carol Reddy Richard Willits John & Mary Kessler Paid Political Advertisement YES! WE CAN PRINT FROM HAND DRAWN THERE ARE TWO PRESENT MEMBERS OF BLACK & WHITE ART-WORK. THE EAST LANSINO CITY COUNCIL RUNNING FOR ELECTION THIS NOV¬ TOMORROW EMBER GEORGE GRIFFITHS AND |fkremium PAPER SELECTION "Variety is the Ife offer unusual you super spice of life" in-stock paper selections as well as a mul paper choices available within 48 hours. All paper is quality bond to assure a crisp, sharp copy every time. Papers fcnge in weight from 16 lb. light-weight, to 110 lb. index paper THELMA EVANS. LET'S LOOK AT THE RECORD night T>r posters, cards, and special projects. Over 50 color choices available Jwmsoft pastels to bright accents. We'll print on your own letterhead RUSH GRIFFITHS SAYS HE'S OPPOSED TO THE PROPOSED FIRE STATION LOCATION - Jrpaper stuck if you like. • ON OCT. 1, 1974, HE OFFERED AND VOTED FOR THE RESOLUTION TO HAVE THE CITY ACQUIRE THE PROPOSED SITE. prinft in-o-minit 255 Ann Street • East Lansing, Michigan • HE TELLS THE STUDENTS HE'S IN FAVOR OF MORE HOUSING BEING BUILT— HE TELLS THE HOMEOWNERS HE'S II* AVOR OF A MORATORIUM ON FURTHER few tickets left! CONSTRUCTION IN EAST LANSING. Phone: (517) 351-5575 HE CLAIMS HE'S A LIBERAL WHO IS IN FAVOR OF EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AND NON-DISCRIMINATION - a • HE WAS THE ONLY MEMBER OF THE CITY COUNCIL TO VOTE AGAINST SEATING THE FIRST BLACK COUNCIL MEMBER IN EAST LANSING. DOESN'T THAT STRIKE YOU AS POLITICAL OPPORTUNISM? AND HAVEN'T WE HAD ENOUGH OF THAT ? THELMA EVANS IN TWO YEARS ON THE CITY COUNCIL HAS: • FOUGHT FOR EXPANDED FINANCING AND GROWTH OF THE DRUG EDUCA¬ TION CENTER AND IS ON THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE DEC. COMING SOUGHT INTERGOVERNMENTAL COOPERATION TO SOLVE THE PROBLEMS next week • HAS OF THE REMY CHANDLER DRAIN. V • HAS INITIATED MEETINGS BETWEEN THE CITY GOVERNMENT AND UNIVERSITY TO SEEK COOPERATIVE ^SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OF HOUSING AND TRANSPORTATION. TWO SIDES OF GOOD VISION at THE CHOICE IS CLEAR. POLITICAL OPPORTUNISM AND RHETORIC ON THE ONE HAND AND ON THE OTHER HAND SOMEONE CONCERNED WITH PROBLEM SOLVING, SOMEONE WHO IS WILL¬ ING TO WORK HARD FOR ALL MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY. IF MOTT YOU THINK ABOUT IT, THE CHOICE IS EASY. VOTE FOR THELMA CO-OPTICAL EVANS FOR EAST LANSING CITY COUNCIL ON NOVEMBER 4th. J*1®' the best in t IF UAB/SE GETS THIS MONEY, WHERE WILL IT GO? UAB/SE is requesting that a referendum for SOUTH COMPLiX - Nov. 4 & 5 of funding on a voluntary basis at the rate fifty cents per term per undergraduate student be presented to the 4:30-7:00 undergraduate The money for the UAB/SE will student body at Winter Term registration. In order to do this, UAB/SE must receive go to better serving YOU, the students. Our P.A. system could be lent out free of * Wonders Hall approximately 11,000 signatures from undergraduate students. charge, stu¬ dent * Case Hall organizations will (i.e. we'll have money to pay for be able to use our advertising resources * posters and ads), tickets at con¬ Wilson Hall We request your signature on our petition. All monies received will b certs and movies will be * better serving you, the student, while here at MSU. i applied to to finance more considerably lower AND we'll be able Holden Hall special projects like The Committee to Investi¬ gate Assasinations and Artist in Residence. ONLY UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS WHO ARE CURRENTLY REGISTERED MAY SIGN THIS PETITION. J BRODY COMPLEX - Nov. 5 & 6 4:30-7:00 3) HOW MUCH MONEY DOES UAB/SE HOPE TO GET IF STUDENTS VOTE FOR THE TAX AT WINTER STUDENT-NO. NAME TERM REGISTRATION? In order to receive the money, 60% of the students need to vote. If Vt of these vote "YES" we expect to raise about $7,500. 4:30-7:00 * * YakeleyHall * Campbell Hall Shaw Hall * Phillip-Snyder Hall WATCH FOR 50th ANNIVERSART CELEBRATION FOR THE MSII UNION BUIIMNO ■ NOV. 14 • 22 "l/AB/SE SPECIAL PROJECTS i UAB/SESHOWCASE n Stote News. Eo»t Loosing, Michigon Monday, November 3, 1975 9 MILWAUKEE (AP) — A dispute over low-calorie beer between two James McCowen, director of the brewing industry giants, Miller and Schlitz, may brewer would think about new Schlitz brand, said the C0M-.. 8 r0thy head in U-S> District Court- expanded distribution "if expected Miller Brewing's "Lite" public acceptance confirmed." life was beer is to be challenged at the Light But with Lite corner liquor store by the Jos. Schlitz selling at a pace that could reportedly push or P Brewing Co., which f®st"market a low-calorie beer called "Light." nut Miller, the Miller into a tie with the Adolph Coors Co. as the nation's fourth-largest brewer, Miller has no intention of nation's fifth-largest brewer giving Schlitz suit by sales,, filed a helping hand. r.riday in federal court against Schlitz, ranked second in sales, It says Lite production has not charging that kept up with demand and Milwaukee use infringment of Miller's trademark of the Miller asked in the suit for an name — "Light" constitutes "Lite." injunction to prevent Schlitz an industry analysts expect Miller's 1976 sales to rise 35 to 12.5 million barrels, including 2 million barrels of Lite. per cent from beginning test-marketing of Light today. The injunction Analysts forecast only a total 2 per cent rise in U.S. beer was not immediately granted. production. Ijash Miller said it has Schlitz's use of Light constitutes the use and already spent on tra advertising the Lite name and the reputation particularly more than $4 million product "has acquired among calorie-conscious beer drink a without consent of Miller of a or colorable commerce reproduction, counterfeit, copy imitation of Miller's registered trademark, ers. the suit said. Lite," Most beers have about 160 calories per 12 ounces, but both It asks the court to order Schlitz to Lite and Light claim to "deliver up for contain only 98 calories in 12 ounces. A Schlitz news release destruction" all Light labels, signs and other items states boasted that, "It announcing trial sales in parts of 12 advertising the product. took Schlitz to Light. bring the taste to A Schlitz spokesman said the firm would withhold public comment on the legal issue. any Tonight Beat Film Group WILL BE the ONLY EXHIBITOR of "NAKED CAME THE STRAN¬ ind to aid poor nations GER" in this area. Beat's exactly the same that IN was print of this film is DETROIT, NOT ONE FRAME HAS BEEN CONFISCATED JnE (AP) - Representa- major breakthrough on aid last November's World Food DELETED. ■ of 69 nations reached cooperation between the indus¬ $5 billion r the next five Conference, and sent their re¬ IT WAS BUSTED IN Lent Saturday to set up trial countries and the oil-rich port to UN Secretary-General yei DETROIT, BUT BEAL IS The International Fund for SHOWING IT UNCUT. ■vestment fund to help nations, who have been prod¬ Kurt Waldheim and the Gen¬ ■food in the world's poor- ded by the United States to do eral Agricultural Development, as it Assembly. is called, would be established Tintries, stating their in- more to help feed the world. Food experts consider the "PORNO BEAUTIFUL!!! k to meet an initial target The delegates ended a week- as a specialized agency within fund a vital first sophisticatedly amusing and wildly erotic, will step in tripling the UN system but have au¬ B billion. long meeting on the fund, investments in agriculture in I tonomy for policy and set porno film standards for years to come." sources said it was a proposed by the oil countries at the poor countries to a opera¬ target of tions. 'All-out unzippered 'un legislation delayed sex comedy, it sets new a high in sophistication (SHINGTON (AP) - A other proposals for handgun The Rules Committee, which thirds majority to call for its and even makes Jnmittee's decision to de- controls and elected instead to have the majority and decides which bills reach the consideration. There is little explicit screens pnsideration of handgun minority floor, has said it would not add livelihood that supporters of look sexier." pion has all but killed counsels list various gun- to the legislative calendar after is of House passage of control proposals. gun control can muster that that date. iin controls this year. These would include many votes. registra¬ Even before the Rules Com¬ The subcommittee had been | decision by the House tion, licensing of handgun own¬ mittee can be given the legisla¬ scheduled to draft a bill last subcommittee on ers and a ban on "Saturday tion, the full House Judiciary [came Thursday after ■ voted 6-1 to reject the a night specials." The two lawyers are to Committee must approve Despite the delay, Conyers it. week, but the sessions were postponed when stayed in Detroit to campaign Conyers edCame pal that U all Bins in would private ownership of America. have Only report back mittee to the subcom¬ Wednesday, when the panel will begin to draft its own still insisted Thursday that gun control bill will reach the House floor before the year is a for a local mayoral candidate. A secjnd delay came this week The Stranger when Conyers and the subcom OAR8YLIOVORAIN5 pan John Conyers Jr., bill. Hoyevdr, Monday is the out. He did not who sponsored deadline set by the House Rules explain how mittee's ranking Republican, the The THIS FILM is RATED X , only other way for Robert McClory of Illinois, dis¬ >ted for it. Committee for scheduling bills legislation to reach the House agreed oh how to draft the Jr taking Ittee the action, members sub- on the House floor for the floor without going through the legislation. 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CONTROL? acts, thrilling feats on bicycles, chairs and tables, and breathtaking Both Nights >1.50 aerial acts—all will be done in rich and colorful costumes and with a Single Evening M.00 each virtuosity and artistry that dazzles. Monday, November 3, 7:30 p.m. Tickets on sale NOW at the Union M.S.U. Auditorium Ticket Office 8:15-4:30, weekdays. ASSASINATION and MANIPULATION "The Assasination of J.F.K." Guest Phone 355-3361 Today Open 7:15 p.m. Public: $6.50, 5.50, 4.00 Feature at 7:30-9:25 p.m. Speaker MARK LANE (lee Harvey Oswald's In 1525 the world wot rocked attorney, Director of Citizens' Commission MSU Students: $3.25, 2.75, 2.00 of Inquiry). or Lively Arts Series Season Ticket by a powerful explosion. Hll am* wai luther "The Garrison State" and "Mind Control" BLANCH COOK (Professor of History, John MULTI-NATIONAL CORPORATIONS and Joy College). LECTURE-CONCERT SERIES VISIT OUR BOOKSTORE STACY U.S. FOREIGN POLICY Admission Free Tuesday. November 4, 7:30 p.m. M.S.U. 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TECHNICOLOR' |PGj<®> University College Criminal Justice Dapartmenl Department of Natural Science Department o< American y Department of Social Science Peace Education Center Ihougtitond Language 1 OMichigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan utz-t/vot, Spartan icers shave the Irish By LARRY MORGAN But goal scoring didn't really the second period State News Sports Writer win the series. Saturday to goals to put the Spartans out in climaxed the scoring. tie the score at 2 - 2. MSU's All - American center "Dave Versical's Leftwinger front. Down 1 - 0 after one "Everyone really stuck Tom Ross pumped in six goaltending John Sturges took a pass from goals (46 saves Saturday) and our period, Ross tipped in a Stevfe together and played together, and the Spartan defense held Ross and fired a cfWck shot from defense saved the game," Coach the left face-off circle that Colp pass at the 37 second mark especially the penalty killers, Notre Dame scoreless in 14 Amo Bessone said Saturday of the second period to knot the both nights," Ross said Satur¬ found its way between Irish power play attempts as MSU night. "And them not conver¬ score at 1 - 1. , day night. dumped the Irish, 6 2 and 3 2 goaltender Len Moher's pads - - ting their power plays." and into the net. He came back about six Friday and Saturday nights at minutes later with a power - "Their guy (goalie Moher) Munn Arena. It has been the MSU defense play Outside of that, however, goal on assists from Sturges and really impressed me tonight, which has been criticized most Ross tallied four goals MSU was outplayed by Notre Jim Johnson at 7:25. but our guy (Versical) was Friday in the young season. But it was Dame for the remainder of the Daryl Rice to notch his fifth career hat trick the defense which received the then tipped in a Pat Betterly impressive too, clearing re¬ (three goals in one game) and period. slap - shot from the right point bounds — and he stopped a lot of most praise from both players second against the Irish. He and Bessone in the Notre Dame Ross' winning goal in the final for another power play goal at straight on shots," Ross said. then came back with two more series. stanza came while Notre Dame 11:43. - goals Saturday, including the With his two goals and an defenseman Roger Bourque The third period was all MSU "The best assist Saturday, Ross extended game winner, a power play forechecking was rested in the penalty box, a two as they added three insurance effort with just over a minute by our defense when we were Jus consecutive scoring streak - minute reward for elbowing goals to put the game away. and a half shorthanded," Bessone said. to 69 straight games. He also remaining in the Kevin Coughlin to the ice near Darl Bolton, Jeff leads the team in scoring with game. Addley, Kelly the Irish bench. Ross opened the scoring at Cahill, Tim McDonald and Joe 3:29 as he took a nine goals and five assists for 14 The two games were MSU's pass from Campbell formed the Spartans Forty - nine seconds were left Steve Colp at the Notre Dame points. Colp is second with 12 first Western Collegiate in Bourque's penalty when Ross Hockey penalty killing team. blue line, skated in alone on points on six goals and six Assn. (WCHA) contests. The flipped in a rebound for the goal. assists and Rice is third with Notre Dame jumped out in goaltender John Peterson and Spartans are now 3-1-1 overall The Spartans then turned to fired high on the stick side for nine points on two and 2 0 in the conference. front each night, leading, T -0, at goals and - their defensive game, as they the seven assists. the end of the first score. period held on for the remaining Saturday's audience of 6,529 Friday and held a 2 -1 edge after minute and was the third 20 minutes Saturday. a half without Right winger Rob Harris While Versical stopped a total largest in MSU history. There were 6,163 spec¬ yielding a faceoff inside the racked up his second goal of the of 91 shots this weekend, MSU tators Friday night. But the Spartans came back MSU blueline. season just over two minutes held the Irish's top scoring line with a goal at the 2:41 mark of later when he scored, assisted of Alex Pirus, Clark Hamilton MSU's Tom Ross had a great week¬ . , iL into the net four , SN photo, Jo«Kii{L It times was Ross again Friday by Colp and Rice. A final power and Brian Walsh scoreless and end against Notre Dame as he col¬ added two more on Friday and I night who came up with two play goal at 17:07 by Ross pointless for the two games. lected six goals. Ross put the puck MSU to two wins. Saturday in heloinr I ■ JOE KIRBY Football hit the bottom hopes Boilermakers 'fool' Spartans, 20-10 By EDWARD L.RONDERS Spartans punted to the Boilermakers who took over on their 25 State News Sports Writer Charlie Baggett threw the ball the way he did. WEST yardline. Pruitt and Dierking then went to work on the Maybe it had if LAFAYETTE, IND. MSU's defensive pride was made - defenders carrying the pigskin on all 14 Spartan on it or was wet," he said. "And, I don't know a "Fool" of Saturday en route to the plays of the drive. The had his knee on the why Levi JadJ Dreams, like all good Spartans fourth defeat of the emphasis was on the middle of MSU's defensive line as ground when he caught a screen pass tm things, are shattered by rude year, a 20-10 setback to Purdue. only twice should have gone for 30 yards," he did coach Alex Agase's crew awakenings. . . For all intents and purposes, the MSU football season "Fool" is a euphemism used by the Purdue coaching staff to attempt to go wide. This offensive adventure concluded at continued. Looking for words of praise for his Spartans, "Stolz could J j came to an describe the Boilermakers offensive line. It stands for "Fraternal MSU's seven yard line comment, "No, I'm not very happy with our effort. end Saturday when the Spartans lost to Purdue. Maybe it actually where Steve Schmidt pounded home a If 1 knew wl Order of Offensive Lineman." 25-yard field goal for a 13-10 these things were ended in that first game against Ohio State because since then it advantage. happening I would change them." And, it was the "Fools" who dominated the The' Spartan offense also took its share has been a downhill slide with only a few bright moments. all-important line of Following another unsuccessful Spartan drive, Purdue of blame in dropp scrimmage Saturday and consistantly pummeled the Spartan nego¬ MSU's conference mark to 1-4. Quarterback Charlie It's hard to say what caused the downfall and shattered the defenders allowing running backs Scott tiated 67 yards to paydirt with Pruitt going the final five yards. his 10th interception of the season in the Baggett thJ Spartans dreams. Some people blame it 09 injures, others blame it to lumber up Dierking and Mike Pruitt During this advance, the Boilermakers again stuffed the first quarter and end! and down the gridiron ball >aU up the afternoon with just three completions in seven omcoaching and a few of us just blame it on a little bad luck. Head coach Denny Stolz declared almostwU^ after the game, "ThjftV the , attempts fori I remember how excited In an attempt to thwart the everyone was back in August. This was first time I've seen a team run like that onslaught, Stolz had his defensive against a Michigan State lineman stunting just prior to the The Spartans'also fumbled the ball five going to be the year the Spartans put it all together and made the defense. Their offensive line just knocked us off snap attempting to confuse the times, losing it on the ball. They did And after gaining 94 yards in the first trip to Pasadena. Look out Woody and Bo, MSU was "Fools" on their blocking assignments. It didn't work. half, fullback l^j football with the big boy?. ready to play a good job." Jackson was limited to seven Purdue made its After this manuever failed to halt Pruitt and yards in the deciding 30 mi But then the opening day loss to Ohio State move in the second half following 10-10 Dierking, free Baggett, however, picked the slack, finishing the day witbl| put a damper on standoff during the a safety Tom Hannon initiated a safety blitz for the up Spartan spirit. Everyone felt cheated and wondered what went opening 30 minutes. Spartans. yards. The decisiveness of Purdue's Strictly a desperate measure to reinforce a depleted wrong. How could ' w lose and lose so badly? ground attack was most evident in the blitzes stalled the Purdue defense, There were other marks of futility for the Spartans on the dJ the third quarter. After gaining 122 yards via the ground game, but weren't designed afternoon. Consider: A five yard Still, there were oth dreams to chase. The Rose Bowl wasn't run in the first to dismantle it, punt by John Powers. FreshiJ half, the Boilermakers crunched out 115 walk-on Dave Eagin, completely out of sight and there were still other bowl yards in 20 attempts in "Now you know why a Kim performing in his first football game I the third stanza. Rowekamp and a Pat McClowry are Purdue, punted the ball out of bounds possibilities. The Spartans put together a few victories, Included in these thrusts were two Purdue such fine football players. You don't lose on the MSU one yardn including a players of that caliber and late in the game. Perhaps most biggie over Notre Dame, and things were looking fine when U-M decided the contest and sealed MSU bowl scoring drives which not miss them," Stolz explained significant was William Wolbre! came to town. hopes. referring to the two MSU Jr.'s comment while waiting to gain entry into the locker roo linebackers sidelined with injuries. Then another letdown, Failing to move the ball after taking the second half "Michigan State would have looked good with an 8-3 record.Ba a loss to the Wolverines kickoff, the Stolz continued his short to all brought an end post-game meeting, saying "I don't 7-4? I don't thing so. plans for a January trip to California. Then, any hope of a trip know why they were able to run on us like that. I don't know to another bowl game were shoved aside with the losses why Wolbrecht is president of the Liberty Bowl. to Illinois and Purdue. Lately, a lot of people have been telling season has been Denny Stolz should a me that the football complete waste and have been suggesting that be fired. I guess I lack the killer instinct Harriers ready to hit nationals because I'm not ready to the dump Denny jump on bandwagon. He hasn't done a bad job and he has By ANN WILLIAMSON ranked as one of the managed to produce a few exciting moments. State News Sports Writer top teams times of 19:15 and 19:26. with 21:15 and Tracy Harri in the nation, as the first six Central finally did place I enjoy watching football games but I never regarded them The MSU women's cross¬ runners to cross the finish line a graduate student who rand as a runner into the number six matter of life or death. I've watched the Spartans lose a lot of country team appears to be all wore green and white. ficially for MSU, took 12th wj games and I've seen them win a lot of more than spot, but a long line of Spartans a time of 21:25. games. I've witnessed the ready for its upcom¬ Lil Warnes grabbed the af¬ were to follow before the agony of victory and the thrill of defeat. ing AIAW and AAU National ternoon's top honors with a I've never been able to understand meets. Chippewas would cross the Rounding out the S stands get so upset when the football why the people sitting in the first-place time of 17:45, which finish line again. Sue Parks finishers were Ann Dyer wit team loses. As far as I'm The Spartans wrapped up Pittman regarded as "a tremen¬ took seventh with a time of time of 21:41 for 15th and Lyi concerned, football is just another form of entertainment their regular season dous time for the so I don't Saturday course." 19:54; Eica d'Elia eighth with Pierie, another graduate get real upset if the bad guys win. I feel a little sorry for at Forest Akers Golf Course by Spartan Kay Richards' second- 20 minutes flat; Pozega ninth dent running stj unofficially, td Denny Stolz now that his season is falling tying the bow around the place finish of 18:14 didn't count with 20:51; Carol Wheeler 10th apart, but I don't think he deserves all the blame. With a few Central Michigan Chippewas, for MSU due to her ing 17th with an even time oil breaks and a few less 15-48, the same ineligibility with 21:10; Jan Pielemeier 11th minutes. injuries,, it could have been a different score the this term, so teammate Karen season. Sptartans defeated them by McKeachie, although actually I think the biggest problem this season was the fact that earlier this season, finishing third, was awarded everyone expected so much. Denny promised a lot and then didn't Saturday's victory lifts the the spot with a time of 18:34. deliver. Spartans to a 6-0 mark this fall, "The course was So next season coach, don't and coach Mark Pittman is now challenging promise us Rose Bowl trips, just say and everyone ran very well," that we'll be lucky if we win one preparing his team for the game. That way people will be praised Pittman. "I was satisfied if we only win five or six national challenges it will be happy games. Remember, aim low and with everyone's avoid disappointments. performance, facing Nov. 15 in Ames, Iowa but especially with Warnes, and Nov. 29 in San Francisco, Sue Koebnick, Barbara Bron- Calif. son and Deb "Well be Pozega. Deb ran having a minimum her best race of the year Women fizzle out of workouts these next weeks to rest up for the couple Saturday." Finishing behind McKeachie collegiate nationals," Pittman for third place was Diane said. who Culp, ran the three-mile course Central never stood much of in state tournament a chance against the Spartans, in 18:47. Bronson and took fourth and fifth Koebnick place with Coach Diane Ulibarri is still trying to figure out what wrong. The MSU women's field hockey team traveled to went Men harriers Saturday to compete in the State Tournament with Olivet a lot of College on the Spartans' side. The Spartans boasted an things 8-0-1 regular season in to win the record, a all nine games and were defensive squad which had seeded number one and only allowed one goal heavily favored in final home tournament and wrap up their fall season in style. AP wirephoto Cross country is not a one But it didn't even look MSU running back Ted Bell "Not like the same team scored MSU's having Teddy really Spartans lost in the first game Saturday, as the only man sport as the MSU harriers hurt against Eastern Michigan in a touchdown in the first half us and is no doubt the penetration time playoff to against Purdue. Shortly found out Saturday when Uni¬ main determine the winner after the two afterwards, Bell left the game with an reason why we lost the teams were tied 1-1. The lone Spartan goal was injury. versity of Miami (Ohio) meet," said Coach Jim Gibbard. Miller. scored by Karen squeezed past them,29-30. One bright note from the We had beaten Eastern 7-0 earlier this Despite Herb Lindsay's win¬ rainy morning was Pullen's season, but Saturday we just ning finish, Jeff Pullen's second werenjt our game," moving the ball or backing it up — we just didn't play and a fourth place from Stan second place finish and his Ulibarri said. "Eastern's not that 24:35 clocking for the tough, but like Mavis, Miami was still able to wet, everyone, they were out to beat the five-mile course. team on top. "It was a tough way to end, but that's how it go home a winner as five of its "That's the meet I needed to always next year." goes. There's runners were clocked ahead of get ready for the Big Ten The Spartans were MSU's fourth scheduled to play a second game in the Smetzer. man, /Ron championships," Pullen said. "I consolation bracket but officials decided to cancel the game due to The Spartans were just wish we would have won Due to conflicts with scheduled crippled it." competition, the Basketball Free two We were all ready to Throw Contest scheduled for days before the meet, MSU's cross play again — everyone was really Thursday has been postponed until country record e game and ready to win — up for Monday, Nov. 24,between 7 and 9 p.m. however, when senior Fred has Freshman Lil Warnes is one good reason now dropped to 3-3 as the we never got to play," but the fields Ulibarri said. were ruled unsafe, so Anyone interested in officiating the women's meet on Nov. 13 can individual swim Teddy weekend had to action miss the runners begin to prepare them¬ tans romped Central Michigan Saturday 8 ^ JI to attend a selves for this sign up in 102 Women's IM Bldg. Saturday's con¬ Akers Golf Course. Warnes finished first among funeral. ference meet. pack of cross-country | runners. ,nS»ote News, East Looting, Michigan Monday, November 3, 1975 11 ingress to look at measures STATE DISCOUNT bailing out New York City JjNGTON (AP) - Bills The Democratic Policy Com¬ mittee will also decide It would cover 49 agencies, concerning Senate committee vote Tuesday on a bill to create flew York City by when the Senate should Tuesday mostly those regulating busi¬ sessions to be taken up on an Agency for Consumer Pro¬ Eg federal guarantees floor debate of a bill begin ness, including the Federal Tuesday along with the bill. tection. 10% OFF OUR PRICE ON ALL KODAK FILM Ti the city could be on allowing Power Commission, the Securi¬ The prime sponsor is Sen. The agency would members of labor unions to Land Senate floor by ties and Exchange Commission Lawton Chiles, D-Fla., and the represent and protect the interests of PROCESSING & DEVELOPING ■e of the week, but the picket a construction site where and the Federal Reserve Board. one of the unions, but not all measure is modeled on a similar consumers in Jnges ■nittess. on the actions of the unions involved in the of job, The bill originally included a provision requiring open con¬ Florida law. It has 55 co-spon¬ proceedings and activities of the federal govern¬ sors in the Senate. have a dispute with a con¬ ment, but it would have no Tuse Banking Comrait- gressional committee meetings A similar bill has been intro¬ Is work today on one tractor. but the Senate Rules Commit¬ regulatory powers. duced in the House, where The House passed a similar I offering up to $7 1 loan guarantees, and Today the lull Senate is expected to vote on a $2:8 tee deleted this section. How¬ the committee agreed to committee hearings are expect¬ bill in two previous congresses, CIGARETTES 2 PK /69" ever. ed to be held shortly. but a filibuster blocked the Kian predicted that the billion foreign aid bill already send to the floor a resolution Hhe House is scheduled to measure in the Senate. %uld work as late as passed by the House. The money would be used [> to finish the bill over two years for such assist¬ lenate Democratic Pol- ance as food, health, population NEW Ltee is meeting Tues- planning and disaster relief ROCK Of1 THE 49 Lide when to take to S a loan guarantee programs. The bill does not include ELTON JOHN ALBUM WESTIES 3. ■ approved Thursday by military aid or any facets of the ite Banking Committee, Middle East foreign aid pack¬ jsure authorizes up to age revealed Thursday by tin guarantees. Ford. On Tuesday, the Senate ALL OTHER SINGLE ALBUMS ) Banking Committee L Henry S. 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SUBLEASE TWO bedrooms with 13 room, kitchen-fully equipped. 1 % Furnished, private entrance, call sale C-11-26 large kitchen, dining, living rooms. baths, garage, balcony off kitchen. 337-0678. 6-11-4 nlmols LOWEST RATES in New shag. Unfurnished, $170. Nearly new. Phone 393-7659 after Auto & USED SNOW tires. JTW G70-14 Includes heat. 393-1430 or 394- GIRL'S SINGLE room three blocks -bllo Homes Motorcycle Insurance. Easy pay¬ Four ply. Whitewalls. flnm_yV7 Excellent from Union, 3 term lease. 351-5076 tft found ment plan. Call UNION UNDER¬ i. $20. 337-2496. 5-11-7 0758:10-11:7 LANSING, EAST side. Three bed¬ after 5 p.m. 5-11-3 WRITERS INSURANCE. 4112 onal NEED FOURTH girl to share rooms. No lease. Phone 349-0672. West St. Joseph, 485-4317 or UTS PERSONAL 393-8100. 20-11-17 NORTHSIDE AUTO PARTS AND Campus Hill apartment. Free rent, 5^11-7 ROOMS $27.75 weekly. $5.75 SALVAGE. Junk cars, trucks, November. 349-9351. ESTATE 6-11-3_ _ EAST LANSING—672 Gunson. 4 nightly plus tax. Includes member¬ EATION MERCEDES BENZ 230,1968. AM- motorcycles, and snowmobiles.. ship priviledges. YMCA. 489-6501 We pay top dollar! 927 GRAND RIVER Avenue, across possible 5 bedrooms, large spac¬ VICE FM radio, radial tires, 23 Runs great. Call after 5 mpg. 484-1792. 20-11-12 Harris 'THE team seems e b0wacci¬ pwgued 1 from campus, 3 bedroom furnish¬ ious rooms, fireplace, 2 baths, basement and attached garage. 5-11-6 p.m., ed, private entrance, $250 per itructlon 655-1860. $2100 or best offer. dents ...what do attribute month. 351-7910 or 332-5420. Call EQUITY VEST INC., 361-, SINGLES - WE have free SNOW TIRES. Excellent. 12x600 service. Own room as yplng 6-1I-4 this to-cotehf" 0-5-11-7 8150. 0-5-11-7 roommate studded on rims. Fits Datsuns, etc. nsportation ©COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELEY. CA 94709 low as $90/month. 351-6168 or MGB 1972. AM-FM, good condi¬ $20. 372-7294. E-5-11-5 RIVER TERRACE 1503, 1 block 351-7910. 0-5-11-7 nted tion. $2250. Call 353-8227. LARGE TWO & three bedroom UND TOWN Keep furnished apartments. Across from MSU. 4 bedroom ranch tryingl 5-11-5 TWO NEW winter tires. Uniroyal j[jf| Jor Rent 2D[$] attached garage, basement. $350. Fastrak. E78-14". Fits Mustangs, Eiployniit from Nice. campus. Balconies. Very From $180 per month. Call EQUITY BEST INC., 351- etc. $45. 351-8070. E-5-11-5 MUSTANG 1965 Hardtop. 6 cyl¬ Phone 332-2851 or 332-5420. 0-5- 8150. 0-5-117 inder. Automatic. Good 11-7 *RATES** $325. Call 353-1825. 3-11-5 condition VAN SEATS, $30 each. Dragster PART TIME help, evenings. Apply AVAILABLE: % of house in IF YOU can't sell it - RENT it!! frame for Oldsmobile engine, $45. in person or call 7-11 FOOD fabulous hippy neighborhood 2 word minimum State News Classified, Ask for SINGLES - WE have free room¬ MUSTANG FASTBACK 1973, 351 H78-15, $10 each. H17-14 snow STORE, 3302 South Waverly, Elaine.' mate service. Own room as low as (Park Lane). Not expensive, nego¬ TELESCOPE UNIVERISTY optics. automatic. Power steering, power tires with GM rims, $25. 6.95x14, tiable. Steve, 355-8252. 5-11-4 Lansing. 882-9585. 5-11-7 $90/month. 351-6168 or 351-7910. 6" astronomy reflector kit. $100. brakes, 25,000 miles. Kathy 353- $8. Phone 882-1040. E 5-11-3 TV AND Stereo Rentals. $25/ 0-5-11-7 Phone 676-4871. 6-11-6 4511; 482-2585 after 5 p.m. 6-11-5 SEAMSTRESS FOR East Lansing term. $10.95/month. Call NEJAC, U-REPAIR AUTO SERVICE CEN¬ clothing store. Must have exeri- MSU, LCC student foursome for 337-1010. C-11-26 NEW BLACK TOP ROAD TO Park POLAROID SQUARE shooter TER. Do-it-yourself, free super-vi¬ ence. Apply in person at MR. B's exceptional four-bedroom house. OLDSMOBILE 1970 Custom 88. Lake Mobile Home Court. One and sion. Specials: Tune-ups, $22.98. WEARHOUSE, 529 East Grand All gas economical utilities. $280. two. Only used once. Asking $18. Low mileage, loaded, like private. 351-8459 after 6 6-11-4 new, p.m. Front disc brakes, $24.45 parts included. Phone 882-8742. 0-11-26 River. 4-J1-6_ _ [ tprtmti ADVERTISE |[y] two bedroom furnished, mobile homes. 10 minutes to campus. SPECIAL rates. 641-6601. 0-11-26 Furnished, immediate occupancy. 482-5927 after 5 p.m. 7-11-6 Phone 355-2875. E-5-11-5 DICTAPHONE-TYPIST YOUR apartment Recep¬ HARMON KARDON Citation 12. nowll For terrific results, call tionist. Must be experienced. 60 watts RMS per channel, $250. OPEL 1971 station wagon, four speed, extra clean. One owner, Aviation ;[>£] Temporary position winter term from January 12, 1976 through Elaine. State News Classified, YES ..two NEED A new home? Will single rooms or a five bedroom house. Fully furnished, all appli¬ rent 337-0342.'6-11-5 1-834-2709, Ovid. 3-11-3 DO YOU offer aviation club mem¬ rr,id-April, 1976. Hours 7:45am to Five blocks from campus. 5CHWINN-CONCORD 10 soeed ONE MAN to share two bed¬ ances. berships, lessons or aviation ser¬ "DEADLINE 1 p.m. one class OPEL STATION wagon 1969. One year old engine, snows, economi¬ vices? Advertise Todayl Cali Ma- 5pm, 5 day work week with alternative Saturdays. Must have own transportation. Apply in per rooms, two baths, furnished. $100 /month. Call 393-4761. 3-11-4 johns Perfect for singles, couples, or a group. Excellent house, must be renter' for reduced rate, month to racer. $85., thief proof lock and chain included. 355-2896. X-5-11-3 -'-re publication. cal, reliable, evenings call 332- son 9:30am to 12 noon except month o- long tern. Call now, EFFICIENCY AND one bedroom VOICE OF M'jsic record slayer, 3681. 4-11-3 PINTO WANTED: Should have M Thursday, Saturday, or phone 882-2441 between those hours for apartments. Carpeted, air condi¬ tioned, laundry, storage and park¬ 3 • 6 and 9 month leases 487-68/8 after 5.30. 6-11-5 cabinet, $20. Green lounge chair and ottoman, $45. Brown lounge FOR GREAT Results in getting a appointment. SIMPLIFIED sound body and engine not run¬ ing. Heat and water included. AND BALCONIES, TOO EAST LANSING, 1518 Snyder. chair, excellent condition, $35. qualified person tomorrow, call BOOKKEEPING & TAX SERVICE, From $120/month. 482-6968. 6-11- 337-0438. E-5-11-3 ning. Call 337-2666. 3-11-3 Gafy to place your employment ad Water's S River's Edge New 7-bedroom house, dishwash¬ INC., 4305 South Cedar Street, is ordered it cannot today. 355-8255. er, carpeted, immediate occupan¬ Lansing J3-11_-5 (next to Cedar Village) HAMILTON AUTOMATIC, com¬ icelled or changed until PLYMOUTH SATELLITE, 1966. cy. 351-9036 days; 332-3172 even¬ ROOMMATE WANTED - no Roommate Service bination reference table, drawing 'rst insertion, unless it is Hard top, console, runs good, WANTED: FEMALE cashiers for BOOKKEEPING TRAINEE - High ings and weekends. 6-11-7 & cancelled by noon school bookkeeping necessary; drinking preferred. Someone to be 332 4432 board. 36x60. Straight edge. $350. good tires, $300. Phone 482-8072. day and night shift, starting at before publication. ' 10-11-13 community college accounting a a good companion. 489-5437. ONE MALE needed. Own room. 353-4126. 6-11-4 """ jger jjpitr. (Apply in person. 6-11-5 NEED FEMALE for own bedroom A, fcatre, 1000 , B)ufc 4 '/a day work week, Monday , Walking distance to campus. $73/ in apartment $80/month. 214 i a $1.00 service »llfR8|d^)-T1-13 Friday, noon. Must have month. 351-5772. 3-11-4 i NEEDE&: MALE" roommate" Gibsons own transportation and be avail¬ to Ridge Road, aft6r 5 p.m. 6-11-4 for an ad change plus share 2-man apartment at 635 word per able for employment for at least FACULTY. TWO day for SECRETARY FULL time. Excel¬ Abbott, East Lansing. $100/month FEMALE ROOMMATE needed. men occupy words. one year. Position ideal for grad PORSCHE, 1973. 914 appearance lent working conditions. Benefits Over 22. For two bedroom apart¬ spacious house, furnished, park¬ student's spouse. Apply In person plus deposit. 351-9213. 6-11-5 group. AM/FM radio. Five speed include Blue Cross, vacation, re¬ ment. Phone 393-5758. 6-11-4 ing, three blocks campus. Call transmission, new exhaust sys¬ tirement, life insurance and park¬ 9:30am to 12 noon except Thurs¬ TWO BEDROOM den, no lease. Detroit, 1-313-836-6529 after 7:30 B00KSALE tem, new clutch. Asking $4,750 or day and Saturday, SIMPLIFIED p.m. 5-11-5 ing. Shorthand and typing requir¬ Utilities included, parking for two NEED WOMAN for two bedroom best offer. Call 485-9649. 6-11-3 ed. For interview call Mr. Fred BOOKEEPING & TAX SERVICE, cars, ten minutes from campus. apartment. Own room, sub-lease. Loadsofpapar State News will be 4305 South Cedar Street, Lansing. WANTED. FOUR grad students. and hardbacks Abood, 372-5700. 8-11-5 $180/month, 484 2404. 6-11-5 Whitehome Manor. 332-5067. 6- !e only for the first USED RED CROSS vehicles: Doc¬ 3-11-5 Close to campus, four bedrooms. —rection insertion. tors' and nurses' cars. All equip¬ RELIABLE BABYSITTER. Hours $75/student plus utilities. 351- Taxtand WAITRESSES. NO experience $150/MONTH 2073. 5-11*5 due 7 days from the ped with air conditioning, AM/FM from 3:30 p.m.-1:30 a.m. for 8 necessary. Apply after 5 nm NEED ONE person to sublet winter Rafaranct ration date. If not paid radio, tinted windows, anti-spin year-old boy in Okemos area. BACKSTAGE RESTAURANT. UNFURNISHED, one bedroom a- term only. Furnished, share room. rear axle; fleet of 13. 1975 Olds- 349-0532. 5-11-6 Cedar Village, TWO BEDROOM house, fenced We buy books anytime due date, a 50£ late Meridian Mall. 5-11-7 partment. Mason. Call 676-4874. $80/month. 351- mobiles, low mileage, well main¬ 0-1-11-3 8539. 5-11-3 yard. Partly furnished, near MSU. 12IW. Grand River charge will be due. SALES REPRESENTATIVE. Ex¬ tained. Between $3700 and $4700. STUDENTS: EARN $70 average $300/month. Security deposit. lbLW. of Union Can be seen at 1800 East Grand perience preferred but not neces¬ for 15-20 hours work per week. NEXT TO campus. Sublease large FOURTH FEMALE needed, Chalet 19. 6-11-5 und Town River, Lansing, Mich. Phone 1- 517-484-7461. 7-11-6 sary. Hours 11-7 Sunday, Monday. All company benefits. ard Johnson's Motor Apply How¬ Lodge, 6741 332-8245L Interviews only.JJ 1-4 WANT EXCELLENT way to fi¬ 2 bedroom, 1 Yi baths, furnished. 332 2489, 351-2300. 3-11-5 apartments, three blocks from campus, immediate occupancy. Nice, quiet atmosphere. 332-5349. EAST LANSING, furnished four bedroom. $320/month, $240 de¬ \MthruFri. // 9:00 • 5:30 VEGA GT Hatchback 1973, stick South Cedar Street. 6-11-5 nance rent, education, car. Part- 5-11-3 posit. Phone 351-7446 or 332-6634 ROSSIGNOL SKIS. Geze bind¬ shift. Excellent condition, low time earnings can helpl Depend¬ and leave message. 6-11-5 ings. Trappeur size 12 boots. mileage, $1600. Call 349-4183. WE NEED your helpl We are new able and mature only. Apply, NEED ONE or two men for Daiwa poles. $150.332-0728. 5-11- 6-11-5 in town and need to spread the 372^046 after SpmJM 1_-4 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE North. furnished apartment, walking dis¬ ONE BEDROOM house. 629 word about a new, natural and Furnished studio. Utilities paid, tance to campus. 332-4432.5-11-3 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER, 1968, WEBSTER South Magnolia. Clean, attractive. exciting skin care, in cosmetics $125/month plus deposit. 627- FULL SIZE Simmons mattress and rebuilt engine/transmission. $700; $140 plus utilities. 332-3398. 8-11- line. We will train. For appoint¬ 5454. 5-11-7 NEED ONE or two women for box springs. Hotel and motel 1967 Opel, many new parts, Immediate openingsl Part-time 11 ment, call ALOCARE, 351-4550. furnished apartment, walking dis¬ model. Extra firm. $30. Phone sales and cashiers. Only top notch engine needs work, $100, 339- 6-11-5 ONE BLOCK from MSU campus. tance to campus. 332-4432.5-11-3 332-0419. E-5-11-5 jJjjErates" 5' YOURinspecial events our 'Round 3640. 3-11-5 aggressive individuals need apply in person. Partially furnished and utilities TWO MEN needed to complete a three bedroom house on Lake cclumn' Call Marie. 355- included up to three tenants, $195. NEED GOOD person to share Lansing. Own bedroom. 15 min¬ SANSUI 50 watt amplifier, $105. [ muccunW S A1IS MANAOIR CAM! UP TO $1000 WEBSTERS MEN'S WEAR, Don Bergeon, Meridian Mall. 6-11-10 882-0337 after 6 pm. 5-11-7 apartment with food and nature lover. Close. $100/month, 332- utes to campus. Access to bus. $73/month. 332-0419. 5-11-3 Metrotec Frequency Equalizer, $65. Masterwork 30 watt receiver, SOMEBODY'S LOOKING for a MUST SUBLET. 2 to 4 man 6011.6-11-4 $60. Eico Quad adapter. Orbit II 8 bike like yours now. Advertise itl For MSU yearbook. Part-tlm#, apartment. Campus Hill. Dish¬ NEED WOMAN to sublet own inch speakers. flexible hours. Ambitious SECRETARY.LAW offices, typing FREE ROOMMATE SERVICE. Sanyo car tape. State News Classified. 355-8255. washer. Bus to MSU. 332-4475 in house. Winter term only. car 'o sell? Watch it drive MSU «tud«nt, with solos ex¬ 60 wpm, experience preferred. after 6pm. 6-11-10 Openings for men and ladies. Nice room Evenings, Ric, 349-2792. 3-11-4 Ask for Randy. $550 a month, phone CAREERS Close. After 10 p.m. 351-7473. [Call Vicki, 355-8255, State perience, only. apartments near campus. Very 5-11-7 —Pitied. UNLIMITED, Ann 349-4600. 3-11- reasonable. Phone 351-7910 or NEED ONE female, for brand new BOOKS, 1870-1960, novels, histo¬ POWERFUL, DUAL purpose Ka¬ APPLY IN PERSON: 351-6168. 0-5-11-7 wasaki 350. Free: lessons, hel¬ two person apartment, close, FEMALE NEEDED, share double ry, science and so forth. Phone 0BILE INSURANCE. On- $110. Days, 372-3600. 3-11-5 mets, winter storage, Call 332- Rm. 30 Student Services Bldg. MEDICAL, BILLINGS in lab ana¬ room, nice house, three blocks 489-7255. 3-11-4 can save $$$. it pays to Mon-Fri 10 om-5pm lysts. Experienced super benefits, ONE BEDROOM furnished at Nor¬ ®und. Call 6521. 3-11-3 from campus. 351-7367. 3-11-3 us. You may be Deadline November 6 CAREERS UNLIMITED, Carolyn, wood. $175. Phone 351-2744. COMPONENT STEREO system. • 484-1414. 0-11-26 349-4600. 3-11-5 0-10-11-14 TRIUMPH '73 750cc. Bonneville FEMINIST WOMEN wanted to Amplifier, turntable, tape deck, Twin, completely stock, $1,250. four speakers. $200. Kirk, 332- 1 ■ J HEALEY 1967, 3000 Excellent condition. Un- Phone 332-0416. 8-11-6 PART TIME EMPLOYMENT WANTED. LOUNGE Evenings and some afternoons ' NEEDED ONE man to share four Houses ]ffi share three bedroom house. Call Caroline, 482-4267. 5-11-4 3568. 3-11-4 339-9415 after 5:30. FOR MSU students. 12-20 hours available. Apply, MARVELANES man apartment, next to campus. HONDA 500, excellent condition, HOUSESI HOUSESI HOUSESI week. Automobile required. BOWLING. Call Tom Bertrand at 351-0540. 3-11-3 must sell, crash bar, sissy bar, high per Advertise in the State News for FAMILY ONLY, Cooperative 'w CHECK OUR w1 351-5800. C-3-11-5 337-1383 between 10 a.m. and 4 fast results. Cali Marie, 355-8255. ^ handlebars. 339-2716. 5-11-3 OWN ROOM in bedroom townhouse, four bedroom, finish¬ REPAIR PRICES .«*#, 1969, two door, p.m. for appointment. 6-11-6 two ed basement. $151/month. In¬ ■ Michelin tires, Koni CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGIST. Capitol Villa Apartment. Sublet, BI-LEVEL DUPLEX, Pennsylvania HONDA 460cc 1971. Low mileage, cludes heat, water, garbage. Car¬ complete new exhaust, Part time, three days per week, HIGHLY SKILLED - Two sharp unfurnished. 351-1724. 6-11-5 tires, helmets included. Ask¬ and Miller Road. Two bedrooms, peted throughout, 114 baths. 393- records. 484-2001. 3-11-5 new day shift position. Prefer hospital secretaries with all around exper¬ ing $750, 1-857-3581. 6-11-4 carpeted, dishwasher, air condi¬ 1110.6-11-4 experience in addition to academic ience in office procedures needed $150/MONTH tioned, storage space. $195 plus E 19?5, four door, six training at a major university. for mortgage, real estate, and utilities. No children or pets. Unfurnished, one bedroom apart- PARTS. ■ automatic. Must sell. Registered or eligible in ASM or secretarial service operation. References. Call 393-4384 after 5 ASCP desired. Please contact nent. Mason. Call 676-4874. CaH355-9809, 3-11-3 Permanent positions leading to 6-11-4 J*!**J 0-22-11-3 p.m. REACH THE campus market! office of Employment, Lansing office management within six '366. General Hospital, 2800 Devon¬ Dependable, one Advertise your used car parts and months. Gregg Shorthand a must. GIRL, HOUSE mate needed. 519 shire, Lansing 48909. Phone 372- BEECH STREET in Lansing. Three 7^' Excellent condition, auto services today Ca" M3"0- 8220 extension 268. 7-11-5^ Good typing skills. Salary open. bedrooms. Unfurnished. $150 plus Park Lane, 2 blocks campus. Own offer- 489-2981, For interview call 487-5060. 10-11- room. 337-0303. 6-11-4 -•.349-9131 B-1-11-3 12 heat. 489-4680. 6-11-4 * • AUTO PARTS ™ BABYSITTER NEEDED for two NOW AVAILABLE Super - children, 8-3:30 p.m. Monday-Fn- STUDENT 500 E. Kalamazoo at Cedar "with ™tn 1?71' ComPlel0|Y refrigerator, stove, Sprint exhaust systems with ex¬ day, our home. 351-4093. 5-1J-5 Earn Money -"»rd8, newly carpeted. clusive lifetime warranty for your APARTMENT Volkswagen complete repair *2800. Call imported car. CHEQUERED FLAG FOREIGN CAR PARTS, 2605 East WANTED. COOK part-time. Apply at the SILVER DOLLAR SALOON, While you have fun SPECIAL THEY WENT service. Repair b parts for <*641-6288. 10-11-13 most foreign and American LET IMPALA 1975. 1700 Kalamazoo Street, one mile west of campus. 487 5055. C-3-11-5 3411 East Michigan. 351-2451. 7-11-10 H GI Price reductions worth hundreds of dollars. THAT A WAY.. .TO COLLINGWOOO APTSI' cars. Body shop £t paint services. Exchange engines mi|es. Air Beautiful locations St transaxles. conditioned, — C0Tt,°|. all u«K>n available. deluxe. MSU Play pinball and pool many across from cam¬ 349-2364. pus. 1 & 2 bedroom, ♦air conditioned Free wrecker service with While Making From $150month. Large ♦dishwasher repairs - local areas. City bus ■ £ 280~z'Two plus luxury apartments from *shp.g carpeting service to our front door. after m89S- 5'°°° 12.50 an hour $180. Short torn leases ♦unlimited parking 5,332-6113.8-11-5 ♦Plush furniture We buy and sell VW's ♦Mode! Open Daily camper van kwr *• and more 485-2047 485-9229 jaftas-Sft 8-6 Monday - Friday, T.I2J.974- 8500 Cook-Herriman, VOIKSWAOIN-VOIVO-BODT SHOP Inc. APPLY CINEMA X (behind Old World Plozo ,on the river I) p^ondrtion. ^ 393-6156 $3400 or best after 4p.m. <13. W VON * THUflS TILL * SAT T.l, 1000 West Jolly Road CAU FOR APPOINTMENT 14 Michigon Stote News, Eost lonsing, Michigan Mond<,Qy. Nov, 'ember 3( Fir Sale | Fir Uk |f5] | fw S* \fi>\ [ Usl t FwH |(Q| SEWING MACHINE Clearance Salel Brand new portables $49.95, $5. per month. Large reconditioned used selection of machines. LENS PRECISION ground in our lab. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan. Lansing. 372-7409. C-5-11-7 MARANTZ 18 STEREO receiver with scope, Sony TA1150 Stereo amp, Sony SQD2Q20 quad decod¬ er, Dual 1218 changer, Pioneer FOUND: 10-30, Young male shep¬ herd husky, light fawn color. Naomi, 677-2971. C-3-11-5 Top Navy brass reveal Singers, Whites, Necchi's, New TX7100 tuner, Marantz 1200 stere- LOST: 10/29 Hosier's Home and "many others". $19.95 Bag - New missing plane's missio REMINGTON SEMI-automatic 30- o amp, Kenwood 4140 jacket, Berkey and Grand River. to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS receiver, 06 caliber rifle, new condition, Electro-voice interface A speakers, 353-1385. 3-11-4 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 1115 with case. $125-cash. Call 882- Garrard 0-100 changer. Many test¬ North Washington. 489-6448. C- 0337 after 6pm. 2-11-4 ed and guaranteed TV sets, LOST: WALLET 11-26 type¬ Thursday a.m., writers, headphones, portable and between Louis and VASQUE BOOTS. 11% Medium. clock radios, pocket calculators, Kresge. Re¬ FIREWOOD FOR sale, taking or¬ ward. Call Robert 484-1933. 2-11-3 Worn once, don't fit. $47 new, portable cassette recorders, car WASHINGTON (AP) - A Navy patrol plane which vanished the Navy crewmen may ders. $40 per cord, 351-2073, have survive 355-2991.5-11-6 now $35. 355-8217 after 7pm. tape systems. 500 used 8-track LOST: GRAY and white female more than 26 years ago was on a top secret intelligence mission off Russia. survived and still be E-5-11-7 tapes. $.50 - $1.50. Hundreds of Soviet Baltic territory, the Pentagon has disclosed. cat. Pregnant, cute, small. 332- Navy officials said there has been "i 10 SIMMONS HIDA-bed, $150. Worn used stereo albums. $.50 - $1.00 0112, days, 337-0490 evenings. U.S. officials also say they have no reason to believe reports that that day to this that any of the crew credible evid-^^ en's three speed New CB equipment Robyn, Cobra, 5-11-6 eight of the 10 crewmen were prisoners in Soviet camps. w e: escaped the English bike, $40. up in Soviet prison camps. ply. 349-9310. 6-11-3 Pace. WE TAKE TRADES. WIL¬ After the plane and its crew disappeared on April 8, 1960, the The COX SECONDHAND STORE, 509 U.S. government gave the impression they were on a investigating board which was able- East Michigan, Lansing. 485-4391. training evidence - accepted Russia's official to NEVER BEEN used 8-track car flight from Germany to Denmark. shot down the claim thl " tape deck, speakers. $50. Call But a Navy investigating board's report shows the Navy plane. that a Sov« 355-2062. E-5-11-4 four-engine However, the Navy disputed the Privateer was engaged in what was called a "special electronic points: Russian ver,i vers|on oj search project mission" approved by the SKINNY? NEED coat? Lea¬ highest-ranking U.S. • The Russian government J[/j warm said the U S Naw i ther, fur lined dress coat. Only $40. 100 USED VACUUM Cleaners. Personal admiral in the Eastern Atlantic. on Soviet aircraft. But the board 337-0664. E-5-11-5 Tanks, cannisters, and uprights. The report, which was recently declassified after being kept except for one .3# mIi'Ka* said the niiP p ne "i Guaranteed one full year. $7.88 DO YOU have a unique personal need or item for sale? Advertise! secret since 1950, lends no support to recent reports that some of . - . when the plane was , calib®r 'ev°lver .. normally ca^, and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING parked on an airfield ed,(» Got something to Call Carolyn at 3 COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. sell for $50 or less?? Opposite City Market. 0-11-26 TWO BASS reflex speakers. 8 INSTANT CASH. WAZOO RE¬ DiSI orders to stay at least 20 miles APPLES,PEARS, sweet cider. inch woofer and horn tweeter. CORDS buys your good used the board said t is considered most offshore from Solitl BLOSSOM ORCHARDS, 2 miles Call Sam, 351-1789. 5:30-7:30 p.m. albums. Rock, jazz, classical, was over the Baltic Sea when attacked probable" the uT north of Leslie on Hull Road (Old 5-11-4 blues. Any quantity. $1.00-$1.50 Announcements for It's What's Navy investigators apparently based U.S. 127) Hours: 9-5, closed per disc. 223 Abbott, 337-0947. Happening must be received in the their recovery of two life rafts and the Mondays. Gift packages shipped WANT SOME far out stereo 18-11-26 ~ State News Office, 341 Student though expert witnesses told plane's nose whee l by United Parcel. Phone 1-589- components? Check this out! Turntables, Pioneer PL12, Sansui WILL THE person "J who answered . Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least Hebrew Speakers meet each have strayed over Russian investigators the Pr ? 8251. 0-11-26 ^0 c|ass days before publication, onrf-v at Monday at 8fl n rn in MR intpma- p.m. in 106 Interna¬ territory if its radar try SR212, Garrard ZerolOO, Dual my tutoring ad Tuesday night and The Privateer's disappearance was one of GIBSON LES Paul With 1229, 1219 and 1215S, Miracord got cut off, please call back. It was No announcements will be accept- ed Dh0ne. tional Center. Newcomers always incidents in which American military planes and he' nearly?1 EconoLines! hard case. Excellent custom. 625. Receivers: Pioneer 525, Ken¬ an accident. 351-1026. 3-11-3 ••« fired on and sometimes shot condition. - down -12 word ad $350. 353-1572 Chris. 3-11-5 wood 5200, Nikko STA-7070, JVC Southern Africa Liberation Chinese or North Korean - by Soviet The Communist Manifesto will planes over what the Uniu 5 days insertion 5501. Cassette Decks; Akai CS FREE...A Lesson in - complexion Committee meets every Monday be discussed at the Socialist Labor contended were international waters. THORENS TD-125 35D, Sony TC125, Channel master care. Call 484-4519 East professional Michigan 7:30 p.m. at the Peace Center 1118 Party club meeting at 7 tonight in The Navy plane, which took off from $4«° | turntable, cost $450, will sell for % 6621. Speakers; EPI mini-towers, or 485-7197 Lansing Mall. MERLE AR2X Nova-8's. 35' tower with S. Harrison, for research, educa- the Oak Room of the Union. All Germany, was said to be on a course that took Wiesy„ [no cancellations] price. 339-3640. 2-11-4 directional rotor, all these and tion, and action regarding white racist minority regimes and U.S. interested are welcome to attend. guarded areas where Soviet patrol boats it closel Call State News even innocent reportedly i more at very fair prices. How policy. Interested persons wel¬ A class for the review fishing vessels. CURIOUS USED and Classified EconoLines 355-8255 BOOK SHOP^ about a nice car tape player? We've got 'em. Teac AC5 and I'm* Ural |fil come. learning of beginners' sance dances will be sponsored by Renais¬ There were anxious to mask a naval and unofficial reports at the time that the So submarine base on the Baltic AC6 cassette decks, Sony TC30 The Christian Science Informal The Navy Privateer was last ask for Randy HARDBACKS CLASSIFIED DISPLAY gets at¬ the Renaissance Dance Associa¬ heard from in a routine automatic reverse, Pioneer 8 track PAPERBACKS and others from $19.99. tention! Box in your ads. For Group will meet from 7-8 tonight tion at 8:30 tonight Union Tower with a U.S. military communications station at radio COMIC BOOKS Play a better results advertise now! Mar¬ in the music room of Snyder Hall Room. Germany. Brer GUNS, RIFLES and Handguns SCIENCE FICTION. musical instrument? Guitars, Al¬ located in the basement. All SPORTS ITEMS garet, 355-8255. It was declared overdue when of all kinds. Buy, trade and sell. MAGAZINES varez, Epiphone, Yamanha, Ya- students and faculty are welcome. Israeli Navy officials calculated BEST year'round prices in south¬ maki, Gibson and Fender. Need an Dancing meets Monday run out of fuel and a week-long search began. ern Michigan. Remington 30-06 amplifier? Fender, Bassman and I Real Estate IIeft! "Taiwan Week:" Nov. 3-8. This evening each week at 7:30 p.m. in 126 Women's IM. Newcomers are The investigating board received testimony that U,8, automatic, $180 each. Remington Bandmaster, Marshall 100 watts, 12 guage automatic deer slayer, WOMENS FRYE boots size 6, $45. Kustom 200. West Motengator, HAVE YOU tried and tried to sell Week's activities include: Tai¬ wanese exhibits, Chinese acrobats always invited. Need ID to enter building. Elanes ostile were under orders to radio action. Witnesses said no such immediate SOS if an signals were picked $214.50 each. BOB'S GUN SHOP, Ludwig drums and many practice your house? Advertise with an ad. of Taiwan, symposium: The Tai¬ the Privateer. 2412 South Cedar. Call 371-2244. Sherwood SL7050 tuner, Marantz amps Stop in, who knows what 4G speakers, BSR 500 turnrable, Carolyn.355-8255. wan issue, symposium reception, Ski Team Meeting. All those 0-11-26 you'll find in an Old Secondhand symposium dinner, Taiwanese $300 or best offers. 355-3756. Store. Come on down to DICKER interested in racing on the MSU LOVELY TO look at, feature film and cultural shows. Ski Team come to the easy to own. Answers 1-11-3 ft DEAL, 1701 South Cedar. meeting on Two story, five on rent co SEARS 7 foot dooI table. $125. For more information call the 487-3886 C-1-11-3 bedrooms, all 7 p.m. Tuesday 203 Men's IM. Three piece bedroom suit mattress remodeled! Southend. Two Asian Studies Center. Everyone is BAND BROKE up. She* vocal lots, and rprlngs, $195. Lawn Mower master p.A., six channel, full $21,900/might trade or carry con¬ welcome. Not Saturday, but Tuesday ! The $30. Forty foot extension ladders $30. 349-4536. 3-11-5 reverb, $500. 337-2351. 3-11-3 L toa,s J(5 tract 351-0946 evenings, 339 8236 daytime, Monday- Friday. 10-11-5 "The Social Responsibility of Extant Madrigal Singers meet at 7:23 p.m. in the lobby of the Music ! continued from page 11 bill feel they have a SCUBA GEAR. Must sell com¬ FIND A good home for your pet. the Scientist" will be the topic for Bldg. Supporters of the bill say yes, document that will hold KENWOOD 6400 $285. Sansui 881 plete outfit. Tank, backpack, Try the State News Classified Ads, VACANT LOT. East Jolly Road, the Nov. 4 meeting of the Honors Opponents say no. the courts, and thus nj $325. Pioneer 1010 $450. Others 1. Ask for Tippy Okemos school district. College Contemporary Thought The 4 Corners Coffee House is Nowhere in the bill is there a control acceptable tf"1 weights, belt, knife, compass, 100'x283' Series. Everyone is welcome to available. All units factory sealed $2800, terms available. Phone specific date where rent control with full manufacturers depth gauge, pressure gauge, this session at 4 p.m. in the looking for musicians - Folk, the state. They have warranty! regulator, safety vest. New condi¬ VIZSLAS NINE weeks, registered, 372-0352. 7-11-6 Blues, Bluegrass - to play for free would go out of effect. In the that relevant portions Brian 351-8980. 6-11-10 Eustace Hall Lounge. Some re¬ first paragraph of the tion. $230. Call 353-8422. 3-11-3 wormed, shots. $100-$125. Phone in local coffee houses. No admis¬ freshments will be available. proposal, Michigan constitution ~ 655-1009 after 6 p.m. 3-11-3 FOR LEASE or sale. sions will be charged for these there is reference to the Jewelry store lar to the New in Old World shows. Call: Union Activities "serious and persistent problem Jersey Village Mall. 485- Alpha Lambda Delta members constitution and t!> The - ■ DOBERMANS AKC registered, 8477.8-11-6 Board/Student Entertainment Of- of emergency ears cropped, sfiofs. "Phone *627- vMM_ may pick up the Fall issue of "The proportions exist¬ control help up legally 4989 or 627-7809. 8-11-11 Flame," official newsletter of-the ing with respite houaiag New Jersey couWs. CLOSE IN lovely three bedroom, - Supporters of the bilk/say that organization, any day during the Until Nov. 17 students who a Opponents question tte Creative Corner two bath home. Remodeled, car¬ AIREDALE PUPS, AKC, champi¬ week of Nov. 3 from 9 a.m. - 4 have had University College housing "emergency" exists on¬ on lines, peting, drapes, full basement, plus p.m. in 162B Student Services ly when vacancy rates are below ity of using the Coac affectionate, gentle, love apartment. courses may nominate a Universi¬ Price Index as a g" children. Phone 393-7799. 3-11-4 $39,900. 694-1106, Bldg. five per cent, and that the bill 1 evenings. 7-11-4 ty College professor for a Distin¬ guished Faculty award. Contact would automatically go out of granting r DOBERMAN FOUR effect if the vacancy rate rose rollback of rents to 1913 months, University College Dept. chair¬ Printed Pattern male. All shots, ears AKC, $150. 655-3154, evenings. cropped, | Recreation [|y^| [Typing Service ||^|j men. above five per cent for a 12 - covering two questions housing and rent control' month period. 6-11-7 GRANDMOTHERS HOUSE is a The Wounded Knee one amendment, and 4754 TYPING BY the hour. Drop off Support But the question would pro¬ long walk. Book now for Holidays. service. Secretarial assistance. Committee has an information there is an actual SIZES PURE BRED Pyrennes bably be decided in the courts. puppies. HARRINGTON; 351-8800. C-10- 694-0222. If no answer, 393-2499. table 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. today in Is rent control emergency" in East L 8-20 Shots. $100. Call 351-9289 even¬ 11-14 Union legal? 0-18-11-26 lobby. ings. 10-11-13 That will have to be decided in Empahsis should be- IRISH SETTERS. AKC registered. [_ Service EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis¬ sertations (pica-elite). FAYANN, Come to the Undergraduate Library (2nd floor, Main Library) th* state courts also Certain portions of Proposal B are not the fact that the legality control in Michigan has~ Six weeks. Terms available. 676- and sign up for the Term Paper MAKE YOUR service available to 489-0358. C-11-26 specifically covered under the challenged in the courts, 2303 after 6 p.m. 5-11-3 Help Sessions to be held Wednes- M'"ki Michigan "— all students with a Classified ad. constitution, andJ since "— can only be found u day Nov. 5 and Thursday Nov. 6 at there have been no BASSET HOUNDS. AKC male, Advertise, call Carolyn, 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. specific tional in the courts. An IRENE OR R. Theses, term papers, in $50., female $35. All shots. 489- cases Michigan dealing with general's opinion often general typing. Formerly with Ann the 2943, after 4:30. E-5-11-3 FOR QUALITY Stereo service visit Brown. Call 482-7487. C-11-26 The Free U is holding a class on constitutionality of rent opponents of the pro the STEREO SHOPPE, 555 East eastern control, there is a general proof of unconstitu thoughts 7-9 p.m. tonight FREE SHEPHERD Grand River.C-11-26 TYPING TERM at Mayflower Metaphysical Cen¬ disagreement over the question actually only states that puppy, miked - papers and of to good home. Call 651-5369, cute, theses. Experienced, fast service. ter, 541 E. Grand River below legality. are certain questions tW loveable, affectionate. E-5-11-3 BABYSITTING IN my home until IBM electric. Call 349-1904. X-18- Paramount News. Tuesday there Obviously, proponents of the come up in the courts. 6pm. Monday - Friday. Close to 11-10-Z will be classes on palmistry and BLACK LABRADOR puppies. campus. 355-3055. 2-11-4 tarot and Thursday and Sunday AKC, champion hunting stock. UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS astrology. $100. After 7 p.m. phone 627- 9410.6-11-5 WRITING COACH. Six years perience in manuscript editing- COMPLETE DISSERTATION and resume service, IBM typing, edit¬ The Asian Studies Center will sponsor a River garbage still flowi proofreading. A. Cauley, 337-1591. ing, multilith offset printing, type¬ symposium — "The Taiwan Issue" 9 a.m. i Mobile Homes 3-11-5 setting and binding. We encour¬ - 5 p.m. J[wJ - Thursday Union Ballroom. For (continued from page 1) DNR. age comparative shopping. For NEW BOARDING estimate stop in at 2843 East more information call the Asian or wUI Jam the valve gates "We tested at three MOBILE HOMES to sell or rent? stables, Mecca Hollow. 120x40 indoor arena. Grand River or phone 332-8414. Studies Center. open and the raw sewage and rated the quality State News can help you out... 200 acres of continues to flow into the river. Call Marie, 355-8255. riding, student rates. 0-18-11-26 of the samples on a scale 332-0429. 10-11-6 The Atheist Alternative Is that why it sometimes Group to 100, 100 being will be meeting at 8:30 MOBILE HOME, 1971 Schult. EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Thes¬ p.m. smells like sewage behind Kel- EXPERIENCED GUITAR teacher tonight in the Sunporch of the quality and anything 65x12 with 2' tip-out. Dutch Hills es, term papers, general log Center where the river Estates. Best offer. 339-3287 or for all styles, beginner through typing. Union. All are welcome. rated poor," he said. Spartan Village. Phone 355-3018. makes its southward bend? At the first samptof advanced. First lesson V4 off. .6-11-4 B-1-11-3 "This is what happens in the 351-3100, Don. 4-11-4 The Campus Hostel Club will be which was near the »- area behind having a oMiny meeting Kellogg," Kevern the Red Cedar the 60' MOBILE home. Front kitchen, EXPERIENCED TYPIST, resumes, iiavmy Skiing meeting a9 p.m. i rs J- W said, but Robert Bruce, x Tuesday in 101 Bessey Hall. Find East annual rating went W two bedroom. Excellent condition. Instruction term papers. Reasonable and fast. about the American Youth Lansing city engineer, said that 1972 to 58 in 1973 and $3,495. Call 543-6371. 7-11-7 Close, 337-2254, George. 6-11-10; Hostels skiing programs offered. the gates should not be stuck 51 in 1974. Just dor ADVERTISE YOUR particular in¬ * * * Layer longer or waist-high PURR-FECT TYPE. Accurate per¬ open and normally the sewage from Williamston at the vest over everything! Give your separates a new [ Lost & Found )Q) struction with a Classified ad. Call Carolyn at 355-8255. sonal and professional IBM Seven years experience. One typing. day Skydiving and other topics of interest discussed at 8 p.m. to- flow will not occur, "We have four of these site the rating jumped to 73 in two years, look-top them with lean, side- FIND SOMETHING service. 351-7610. 8-11-10 night on Epilog. Join us on the EMPLOYERS ARE calling us for overflow structures source of the river above slit vest. Crochet of Shetland If M3N natuunrlr RAft AM /.amnne ., going into you've found ... a pet or article of the river lerville the 1974 rating , . , yarn in easy-to-memorize pat our graduates. If that are combined you need a skill, value, we want to help you return call us. tern stitch. Pattern 7073: it. Just come into the State Individually taught with Wanted with sewers. During dry T7- Sizes 8-18 included. News qualified instructor. 90 weather all of the sewage , t. Classified Department and tell hour Social Science in Scandinavia. goes Is it a futile dreto » „ lt> the FALL OF FABRIC $1.00 for. each pattern. Add us course with choice of class hours. WANTED: INSECT collection Meeting 7:30 p.m. tonight for to the sewage treatment that East Lansing w flowing from arched hip to 25C each pattern for first-class you want to place an ad in EAST VA Approved. Located on plant hemline that creates the mov¬ mail and handling. Send to: LANSING STATE BANK'S the containing 50-80 insects, 8 orders, interested students in 133 Akers. but if the rainfall causes the be able to send the M Found corner of Jolly and ing grace of this soft dress. Column. As a public service Aurelius roads. 20 families. Call 355-6330. 3-11-3 Sponsored by the Office of Over¬ flow to raise about a certain Choose wool crepe, knits. Alice Brooks EAST Call 393-8615, SPARTAN KEY¬ seas Study. away cleaner tl ~ LANSING STATE BANK will run PUNCH ACADEMY. 10-11-5 level all of it goes into the received it? Printed Pattern 4754: Misses' Needlecraft Dept. the ad at SHARE EXPENSES Louisville to no river." Bruce said. Sizes 8,10, 12, 14. 16, 18, 20. Michigan State News, 126 cost to you! Nashville route, (anywhere in Undergraduate Though it is Size 12 (bust 34) takes GUITAR, FLUTE, banjo and drum Microbiology Can't the city from East Lansing a"0 3'/a Box 163, Old Chelsea Sta., New lessons. Private instruction avail¬ Tennessee), Thanksgiving, Christ¬ Club will meet at 7 p.m. tomorrow change its yards 45-inch fabric. in 146 Giltner. All MPH drainage system so that the the new East Lansing mas. 349-3106 before 11am. $1.00 for each pattern. Add York, NY 10011. Print Name, able. MARSHALL after undergrads Address, Zip, Pattern Number. MUSIC, 351- 7pm. 2-11-4 are requested to attend this open¬ sewage will not overflow into Water Treatment nam 25? for each pattern for first- FOUND: CASH. East Lansing. 7830. C-1-11-3 the river? class mail and handling. Send MORE than ever before! 200 BE able to identify ing meeting of the year. definitely will clean up f designs plus 3 free printed in¬ clearly. 337- "Ideally, the city of East Cedar," said side NEW 1976 NEEDLECRAFT CATALOG! Has everything. 75<. 9676. 4-7pm, only. C-3-11-5 [ Tffht Swiici ||jfl] Driving ninht The Mensa Game Night is to- Lansing should have separate hyde of the Thom^; DNR. Th LOST. GOLD FROM MICHIGAN & night, 7*3fi 7:30 at ILois at nic Huor'c Dyer's, 1fWI1000 storm and located Trowbridge Pattern Dept. Crochet with Squares $1.00 hoop earring, design YOUR TYPING services are Waverly to sewage drains," Kev- on Crochet a Wardrobe with two rams. ed badly by students! Advertise Grand River & Lansing. Bring your favo- ern said. "To change thinks will add a new filtering $1.00 Reward, 337-9566. Collingwood. Leav¬ Nifty Fifty Ouilts 3-11-5 with an ad, Carolyn at ~" ing 7:25 a.m., now would mean to to the old plant, H Michigan State News, 116 $1.00 returning time not dig up Ripple Crochet $1.00 predetermined. 372-3087 after 2 streets and said, though he could n« 243 West 17 St., New Sew + Knit Book LOST: WHITE, male neighborhoods all York, NY $1.25 blue-eyed COMPLETE DISSERTATION p.m.-IO p.m. 3-11-4 the place which would cost 10011. Print NAME, ADDRESS, Needlepoint Book $1.00 cat. Crane Street area. Please call and The Lansing Chapter of the over an approximation oi ZIP, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Flower Crochet Book $1.00 resume service. Printing, IBM International Association of canr a fortune." tion date. 337-2207. 3-11-5 . typing, binding. Printing from your With all this still SAVE $5 to $50 when Hairpin Crochet Book $1.00 Instant Crochet Book plain paper originals. Corner Riding cer victims and friends invites the public to it's first meeting, 8 p.m., how can it be said that the river going on, "The new plant is® sew it yourself! New tops, pants, skirts, dresses in NEW you Instant Macrame Book $1.00 $1.00 Lost and Found FOUND: OUTSIDE Shaw. Man's M.A.C. and Grand River. Below FROM LANSING Mall area / tonight at the Army Reserve is getting cleaner? be self-sustaimng, off Instant Money Book $1.00 Jones Stationery FALL-WINTER PATTERN CAT- Shop. 9-5, Mon¬ Center, 810 Marshall Street, Lan- ALOG! 100 styles, free Complete Gift Book $1.00 gold watch with brown leather day - Friday. Call COPYGRAPH Worthmore St. to Brody Dorm. sing. Author and lecturer Dr. During 1972-74 when the pattern Complete Afghans #14 $1.00 band. 353-1245. C-1-11-3 Leaving 6:30 a.m., returning 3:30 Dept. of Natural Resources said. coupon. Send 75«. SERVICE, 337-1666. C-11-26 Walter Ermer will be our first decomposing-of sludge m 12 Prize Afghans #12 _..50< p.m. Phone 627-4477 after 6 p.m. guest (DNR) was allotted enough Sew + Knit Book speaker. $1.25 Book of 16 Quilts #1 3-11-4 on the bottom of a «ver Instant Money Crafts ... 50< LOST: RING, ANN BROWN PRINTING & TY¬ money to take monthly samples $1.00 Museum Quilt Book #2 turquoise/coral. Instant Sewing Book 50< PING. Dissertations, Instant Fashion Book $1.00 15 Quilts for Today #3 .. 50* Tuesday, between Hubbard/Engi- general printing. resumes, Leaving from Grand Rapids at 5 to The Great Issues office is now of the Red Cedar the resulting large amounts of o j $1 00 Bonk of 16 Jiffy Rugs 50* neering. Sentimental value. Please Serving MSU for MSU. open Tuesdayj through Thursday statistics showed "a definite that a lowering of return. Reward. 351 1249. 3-11-3 26 years with complete thesis Returning at 10 p.m. Ph. afternoons. Stop by and in the water can cob service. 349-0850. C-11-26 616-774-9156 after 7 p.m. except 336 Student Services see us, toward an improvement on Tuesday. 3-11-5 Bldg. or call in the quality of the water." the disappearance according to Tom Newell of the wildlife. Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan migon Monday, November 3, 1975 15 THE SMALL SOCIETY by Brickman iSHi fODAY'S PROGRAMS ■Video Everyday AN Rights Reserved 6 WJIM-TV, laming _ - Dickinson Newspaper Services IN Vi£W OF I'M 60\$6>To &6oUXT\0\\ 7 10 WIIXTV, Jack ion WXY2-TV, Detroit 25 WSYI-TV, Saginaw , WWJ TV Deuoii < WOTV. Grand Rapldi 9 CKIW-TV, Wind tor 12 WJHT-TV. Flint '3 VOZM-TV. Kalamazoo 41 WUHQ-TV, Battl* Crook 1U& PIFFIOJLTIES 5 wNEM-TV, toy City 50 WKBO-TV. Detroit 23WKAK TV. ta.tlon.lng IN6&TTIN6A 11:55 &ILLTO 4AT&FY (3-6) News iY AND TUESDAY ONIY 7:00 12:00 NOON ews (2-5-6-8-13) News OF TUB OIL J) Today (3) Young & Restless (7-12-41) Showoffs FREE PIZZA |ood Morning America (9) Bob McLean BUY A MEDIUM (13") 1st Rangers PEPPERONI PIZZA AND |ed Racer (23) Tribal Eye 11-3 GET AN IDENTICAL ONE nshine Cartoons (50) Bugs Bunny 7:25 FREE! WITH PICK UP 12:20 PM (6) Almanac ONLY! ly In Detroit Kjgan Today 12:30 coupon expires 11/4/75 thigan (2-3-6-25) Search For Tomorrow 7:30 (4-5-8-10) Magnificent Marble Machine 337-1631 Ljay Show 1203 E. Gd. River Boys (7-12-13-41) All My Children on DOONESBURY m Carnival fto's Big Top 8:00 (8) Mike Douglas (9) Insight (50) Lucy little Caesais Pbza Treat ^^^^^ONECOUPONPERPIZZA^^^^ by Gary Trudeau ffarfaft' Tickets MSU Union EBONY tThoPointorSn. 8 p.m. Nov. 13 Tickets an Sol* Today I £) Capt. 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FRANK & ERNEST Sponsored by: Company Zoo Revue (7) Mo The expectations of 15 music faculty members will w (9) Bet be on the line Tuesday when the first in a series of by Bob Thaves 11:30 »ve Of Life (10) Mickey Mouse Club benefit concerts for the proposed $16 million Center ■0) Hollywood Squares (13) Lucy for the Performing Arts debuts at 8:15 p.m. in the (14) Washington Debates J341) Happy Days (23) Sesame Street Music Building auditorium. iftship Of Eddie's Father Called the Arts Center Chamber Music Series, the XT HAS CoMlfi TO ilia Alegre (25-50) Flintstones (41) Virginian concerts were organized by faculty members Walter MY ATTENTION THAT Inderdoq EVENING Verdehr, a violinist, and Edgar Kirk, a bassoonist. 5:00 PM Both of the musicians said the idea for the series £V£gYoM£> IN OU£ (6-8) Ironside originiated in informal meetings last year between TH6RAPY GKOUP (9) Mickey Mouse Club various members of the music faculty. (10-13) Beverly Hillbillies Scheduled for Tuesday's fund-raiser are Bee¬ HAS ftftCEivED (12) Andy Griffith (25) Lucy thoven's "Trio for Violin, Cello and Piano," Op. 1, Blackmail THREAT$ no. 1; Gabriel Faure's "La Bonne Chanson for String (50) Gilligan's Island Quartet and Tenor;" Michael Colgrass's "Woodwind ZKCtpr MB. SeSTO. 5:30 Quintet," and Ludwig Spohr's "Nonett in F Major," HEfZE. (2) Adam-12 W T U Refl.J S Pit OH II-3 1WAV«* (4) News Op. 31. fflTAISl (9) Jeannie Other concerts in the series, which are busman's (10) Adam 12 holidays for 15 music faculty members, are sched¬ |st *25 per term (12-13-14) News uled for Nov. 25, Dec. 2, Jan. 20, April 20 and May 4. MONDAY'S CROSSWORD P1 $10.95 per month) (23) Vi'la Alegre Series performers include the members of MSU's ■deposit required HIGHLH (25) Electric Company well-known Beaumont Strings and Richards Wood¬ across 21. Company of Free delivery (50) Monkees wind Quintet, pianists Ralph Votapek and Edith Kraft, players □on ana naa 1. Medieval 24. Punished by a □cnnfflh nmzi free service 5:55 violinist James Niblock and baritone Harlan Jennings. ej fortress fine P'tInsurance Available (41) News 6:00 Subscriptions for the series at $15 per person and 8:00 PM "The Owl And The Pussycat" 5. Firedamp and air 28. Nahoor 29. To-do agoia $5 for MSU students are on sale in the ijnion ticket 8. Man's name 30. Official ranks (2-3-4-5-6-7-8-10- (CBS) Rhoda George Segal, Barbara Streisand. office. Single performance tickets are on sale for $3, 11. Yielded a profit 33. Wandered 12-13-25-41) News Brenda will no longer tolerate the (1973) Two city dwellers learn to students, $1. 12. Ignited 36. Cedar Rapids (9) Bewitched rock-bottom dates her mother get along in spite of their 13. Refreshing college (14) Modern Home Digest Kirk said the deadline for subscription tickets will selects for her. 37. Time past differences. quality (23) Your Future Is Now be Friday. 14. Arrow poison 38. Think 2. Healthy. Spanish 15. Imposing 42. Carom (50) Brady Bunch (NBC) The Invisible Man (ABC) NFL Monday Night 3 Pinafore building 45. Of 4. Blissful "Go Directly To Jail" Dan Football 17. Part of the eye 46. Everything 5 Garnered attempts to aid an undercover Los Angeles Rams vs. Philadelphia 19. Sever 47. Spelling contest 6. Assistance man posing as a prisoner and 20. Form of John 48. light tan 7 Eagles. Marsh bird blows his cover. 8 Fatty- Meeting Tues. )nuts fhulz Rooms 341-342 Union 6:45 Building (ABC) Mobile One "The Crusader" A self-proclaimed (CBS) Maudle 9:30 9. 10. Dry Reve-ence A chance meeting with her muckraker becomes the target of ex-husband sparks an old flame in a syndicate "hit man." Vivian. 8:30 10:00 (CBS) Phyllis (CBS) Medical Center Phyllis tries everything in an An old ranlance is rekindled for effort to draw closer to her Dr. Lochnt!r when a celebrated daughter. opera star checks in at the hospital. 9:00 (CBS) All In Th« Family 11:30 (NBC) Tonight Show (NBC) Monday Night At The Delia Reese is guest host. I 1 6 Michigon Stote News, Eost loosing, Michigan » Monday Darcy Br BILL GOODRICH Have yea ever chuckled with ity," "Guys and Dolls," "A emotional outlet as Brown well as a at MSU. When the locker room Brown, who works during over ha her poodle onto a table and Funny Thing Happened on the physical outlet. It's to me in the Women's IM your fec-t? W«U, that's what very building the day as a receptionist, was really injured badly," she Way To The Forum." "Milk and much like a sport. feet can dox after a little was expanded last spring, the continues to teach in the even¬ said. "She was one of the few Honey" and "Cabaret." Brown "You have to be in tune with instruction from Darcy Brown has also replaced stars only room suitable for tap ings. Workers, housewives, nice stars and at first I thought Betty you body to tap dance," she dancing was destroyed. at the Tap Emporium. Grable in "Guys and Dolls" and said. "You can't think about it. professors and students just she was giving me a break. Brown is a professional tap Determined not to let her interested in having an enjoy¬ Then I found out what hap¬ Judy Oarne in "Cabaret." She It's a skill in that you do have to students down, Brown looked dancer and has helped even the has also performed in able time comprise most of the pened and the director wanted night¬ learn it. It won't come natural¬ for some other most morose feet learn the joy clubs and on television. facility to contin classes, but there is also a me to be ready to take her place of dancing. ly to you. but anyone can learn ue tap dancing instruction. special section for children. She is a brown-eyed Tm used to performing, if with only four hours of re¬ brunette that has danced in dancing to my heart's content," Eventually she found a room at Brown herself began dancing hearsal. Everything went pret¬ Brown previously taught tap 301 M.A.C. Ave.—and the such musicals as "Sweet Char¬ Brown said. "Dance is an Tap when she was a child. ty well though and they kept dancing in the evening college Emporium was created. me in the "I remember the first time I starring role for the danced," she said. "My grand¬ rest of the show." ACT CREATED LAND mother was sitting in a chair sewing and listening to our big While living in New York, Brown found work at the Fat radio playing in the living room. Black Pussycat Club, in Green¬ I liked the music and just began wich Village. Bill Cosby and to dance." Tiny Tim were among the Justin Morrill's idea lives entertainers there at that time. Following graduation from 'The manager said if I wait- high school, Brown won a ressed, I could dance," Brown scholarship to Ted Shawn's said. 'The piano player would Dancing School. There she studied ballet, flamenco, mod¬ play what he liked and I would By JEROME MCGUIRE Yale and the European universities. But far - Justin Morrill. How many freshmen sighted Michiganders ern and Hindu styles in addition improvise a dance. I wore black sign up for that college saw the need for advanced education for "the industrial classes." leotards with a black skirt; because of a misreading of that name will never be known. to tap dancing. Michigan's agricultural school, through the financial aid of the "Ballet beatniks were just coming on "Gee, honey, this sounds like a very good program: Just and Morrill Act, became a model for other state institutions develops muscles for the scene and it was all Moral College." across the perfect coordination," Brown very country. There is a Morrill Hall on just about all state universities. said. 'Tap does the same dramatic." Well Justin Morrill may have been just and moral but that thing is And the basic conception that Justin had in mind is still just coincidental with his hallowed history. quite alive only through relaxing." Eventually Brown left New today. MSU and Justin Morrill are responsible for a great deal of York City because there Justin Morrill was the Vermont Congressman who authored and Carol Harding, now director were America's development. not introduced the legislation called the "Land Grant" or "Morrill Act" of the Women's IM enough jobs and there were America has developed into a great Building, lot of people that gave land to every state for the agri ■ industrial machine and a looking for what support of a state college. research from institutions like MSU has contributed was Brown's high school dance Colleges were to be financed by endowments through the sale of greatly to its jobs there were. With no¬ development. The graduates from instructor and suggested then where to turn for the federal lands. The bill was our colleges, although many help to signed during the Civil War in 1862 cannot find jobs, are the managers of that great machine that feeds that Brown continue her finance the auditions, she once with the intent of giving a liberal and practical education to the and clothes us all. dancing career in New York agricultural and burgeoning industrial classes. again took the advice of her It's true that very few single farm owner's sons come to MSU to City. former teacher and long stand¬ The ancestor institution of MSU had already fought through learn scientific agriculture to apply to their own piece of God's After arriving in New York seven years of struggles with finances and a sometime surly ing friend, Harding, and moved earth. And you may feel that agri - industrial machine has gotten City, Brown found work in to East legislature since it's inception as the Agricultural College of the out of control and your several small shows. Lansing in 1973. memory of Justin is bitterly tainted. But he The State of Michigan in 1955. Part of Morrill's influence for the bill first big production she was Though Brown now works as actually helped to keep the machine more educated and human a receptionist came from the Michigan experiment. That is why MSU plasters all Just and moral? involved in was "Funny Girl." during the day, her heart is still in tap its literature and signs with "The Pioneer Land Grant College." Imagine, Later she became a star's dancing Federal influence in state affairs such as education is often ' a petty bourgeoise well versed in Shakespeare - well and sharing it with other maybe A.T.L. and social science. understudy. • people. thought to be a modern invention but the Morrill Act was partly a "One day Betty Grable fell result of lobbying by "It's a gas," Brown said. Darcy Brown Michigan officials for Congressional aid in establishing agricultural education. The original impetus for the Michigan Agricultural College came Why are so many renters with the second Michigan Constitution in 1850 which authorized the establishment of an agri college. The University of Michigan was already founded under the old classical model of Harvard, HERMS {AXJYO BODy XNC^ American & Quality Work Guaranteed Foreign Cars opposed to proposal X? Free Estimates fTlon. Fri. 7:30 5:30 p.m. m - a.m. - GREATER LANSING BOARD OF REALTORS Sat. 8:00 a.m. -12 Noon 332 TOWNSEND STRICT, LANSING, MICHIGAN IN13 Corner Larch & Michigan Ave. REALTOR® TELEPHONE (S17) 372 1336 Lansing 489-6577 Dear East Lansing renter: Proposal "B" proposes rent control. Yet, many renters will undoubtedly vote no on Proposal "B." Why is that? Well, there are many reasons. 1. Many renters have lived under rent control in Boston, or in Berkeley, ®G California. 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