It only takes a littl Ford makes changes in top Administration IINGTON (AP) — President Ford Agency and the National Security Council On a day of overhaul for the administra¬ [earn of "my guys" Monday night to was designed to install his own people, "the tion, Ford also announced that Elliot L. president did so in a letter to Ford made public earlier in the day, and he did so to withdraw, but didn't try to talk him out of Ford declined to discuss vice presidential Rational security affairs, and said he individuals that I want to work with very, Richardson, now U.S. ambassador to Great it, either. The President said it was choices in general, and to say in particular Lise of 1976 campaign support from very intimately," and not to satisfy without explanation. anybody Britain, will become his secretary of Rockefeller's decision, and "I accepted it." whether he might choose former California [. Rockefeller, the vice president else. commerce. But Ford insisted that the letter speaks He said Rockefeller has done a superb Gov. Ronald Reagan or John B. Connally, for itself, and would not discuss job ft be running with him next year. He said he wanted to be sure that U.S. These were the lineup changes: Rockefel¬ and will continue to do so in the months the former Texas governor and secretary of Il, Ford pronounced himself happy allies and adversaries knew there would be •At the Pentagon, White House chief ler's reasons, except to say that the vice ahead. "Vice President Rockefeller has the treasury, for his 1976 ticket. jmistic about the outlook for the continuity and stability in American policy staff Donald Rumsfeld for of president's move was not prompted by their assured me categorically that he will ration, for U.S. foreign policy and before dismantling th lineup of officials he Secretary of differences over federal guarantees to stave Defense James R. Schlesinger. Ford said off bankruptcy in New York support me in 1976," Ford said, thus The President said he was happy and he security, for the campaign and for inherited from Richard'M. Nixon when the City. He called Schlesinger is "owed a great debt of those differences "minimal." dismissing an undercurrent of political seemed so as he answered 44 questions, on to a full term in the White House, former president resigned on Aug. 9, 1974. gratitude" but Rumsfeld is the man he Ford said he didn't pressure Rockefeller speculation that Rockefeller might wind up most of them on politics and the administra¬ lationally broadcast and televised Ford said he is now convinced that has wants. as a candidate for the presidency himself. tion overhaul. [ouse news conference, Ford said been done. •At the CIA, George Bush, now U.S. !y that his shake - up at the top of "I believe the team that I've assembled emissary to Peking, to succeed William E. itagon, the Central Intelligence will do a first class job," he said. Colby who, Ford said, has done an ckefeller will outstanding job of working with Congress during a difficult period of intelligence investigations. Council race not run •At the National Security Council, Lt. Gen. Brent Scowcroft to take By FRED NEWTON over the direc¬ per cent turnout in mixed precincts and 55 to and JEFF MERRELL torship that has been held by Secretary of 60 per cent turnout in the homeowner State News Staff Writers vice presidential spot State Henry A. Kissinger. Ford said Kissinger "will have the dominant role in the formulation of and the carrying out of foreign policy" despite relinquishing the The race for the three open spots on the East Lansing City Council will not be a one. tight Election precincts. In that range, Owen, Czarnecki and Thomas will be running very close INGTON (AP) I, Rockefeller said I to run on — Vice President Monday he does President Ford's ticket to GOP conservatives had been dump Rockefeller other Ford supporters, as too urging Ford liberal, while cognizant of the dual job. •At Commerce, Richardson, the former attorney general, to replace Secretary It will be strangling. A State News analysis of today's council '75 in the spring for the remaining two together spots. It could come down to as little as 20 or 30 votes. Evans and Nail will most likely be ir, thus leaving the vice presidential rumblings on the right, had suggested Rogers C.B. Morton. Ford said Morton had anywhere from 100 to 150 votes behind the mi open to a tug of war between Rockefeller was a liability to the ticket. liblican right and left, Rockefeller and Ford also had been told him he wanted to resign to return to private life after the first of the year. He Analysis precincts to carry him through the election regardless of the turnout. third and fourth place finishers. The most important areas of the city with f much thought, I have decided... drifting apart over the financial crisis in added that he will be calling on Morton for The data from the 1973 election indicates wish my name to enter into New York City, with Rockefeller, former respect to who gets the last two spots will be election shows that only incumbent that there will most likely be a 25 to 30 the mixed student assistance in the future. George per - homeowner precincts, bsideration for the upcoming vice four-term governor of New York, cent turnout in student precincts, 35 to 40 itial moninee," Rockefeller said in a calling for Griffiths can be labeled as an almost sure- (continued on page 8) federal relief and Ford saying he would veto •To succeed Rumsfeld, his current White winner. The right to fill the two llivered personally to Ford, a bail-out. House deputy, Richard remaining Cheney. Mots will most likely be fought out by Larry tgh Rockefeller has been under Also, Rockefeller's age, 67, has been used "These are my guj s and the ones that I Owen, John Czarnecki, and Gordon Thomas. lack form the GOP right, no reason iecision was given. Rockefeller did what his own future plans were, as an man argument by those urging a younger for the 1976 ticket. Rockefeller wanted and I hope and trust that their confirmation will be quick in the U.S. Senate," Ford said. The State News analysis shows that incumbent Thelma Evans and Human Local election turnout was picked by Ford in Rights Party Candidate Eli2abeth Nail will associates of Rockefeller said the August of 1974 for the vice presidency after He said he does not know when he will fall short of grabbing any of the spots. Ford was drafted Monday morning Ford had moved up to the presidency on the name the successors to the diplomatic posts Based in part on data from the 1973 council forecast before it was delivered. Friends resignation of Richard M. Nixon. Rockefel¬ fairly light now held by Bush and Richardson. election, this year's August primary and Pentagon 1 knew of no reason for the action, feller had maintained that he was ler was inaugurated Dec. 19, 1974. Like Ford before him, Rockefeller reach¬ sources said Schlesinger was offered the London ambassadorship and declined. information obtained from several neighbor¬ hood organizations, the analysis indicates as indidate for the vice presidential ed the office through the new 25th Nor would he speculate on a possible vice that Griffiths has enough support from on and that the choice should be Amendment process for filling up vacancies in presidential choice for 1976 now that student precincts, mixed student - home¬ residential nominee. the office between elections. Though it may seem silly, things as minor student-homeowner precincts it was 38 per Rockefeller has stepped aside. The vice owner precincts and strictly homeowner as a faulty alarm clock or a midterm the day cent while in the 16 student precincts the after elections have been determining voter turnout was factors in voter turnout — only 27 per cent. especially for students. Student apathy has, and will probably i Hard pops stereo the This election turnout where a registered voters unfortunately promises little more may than show a a third of up at the continue to most hurt the liberal candidates — in this election Griffiths, Owen, Czar¬ necki and Nail. Though the rent control issue was polls. thought to be the single most polarizing By MICHELE BURGEN Ballard accepted an offer from then-MSU "Looking at past elecions, I would predict issue at the beginning of this election, that State News Staff Writer President John Hannah to come to work as this one to be fairly light," said city clerk polarization has not materialized and will Elliot (Al) Ballard isn't exactly the staid his assistant. He accepted, and returned to Beverly Colizzi, who is responsible for East more than likely not pull out the voters. and stodgy businessman most University the University in July 1968. Lansing's 32,000 registered voters. administrators are presumed to be. Now, with 15 years experience working She said the main reason for the low The casual visitor, having lumbered down with fiscal matters and more than seven turnout is the low key campaign of the the hallway to Ballard's sanctuary tucked years as a presidential assistant, Ballard candidates adding "though, if anything, deep in the recesses of the President's says his responsibility still does not have rent control will be the single most office, will usually notice him leaning back a precise definition. important issue getting voters out." <2^0 0 in a large leather chair, turtle-necked and Shrugging off the title of academician, he In the 1973 city council elections, with terribly relaxed. says simply that his job is to advise the candidates who created strong student- Ballard, 42, is the secretary to the board president when his counsel is solicited. The advice he proffers covers a whole range of homeowner polarization, the turnout of trustees and assistant to President Wharton. To many, he is the man behind adminstrative problems in addition to still only 37.5 per cent. was inside the money at MSU. budgetary affairs. Traditionally, homeowners have the "What's today, the 30th? But it's not "The price of playing critic and devil's If you want to vote and don't highest voter turnouts, while students have 1971, though," he said, rummaging through advocate is that some things don't come out the lowest. know exactly where to go, try the pages of an old calendar. "You walk into the way you'd like them to," he said. the East Lansing precinct map. Al Ballard's office and turn your clock back "In any staff job you must recognize that In the 1973 election the turnout in the On page 3. four years." eight predominately homeowner precincts So much for the introduction to a high (continued on page 12) was 57 per cent; in the ten mixed The debate over the merits of University officer with an official-looking MSU's Taiwan Symposium is sign on his desk that proclaims him an aired today, with views of EFFISHENCY EXPURT. The truth is that critics and the symposium or¬ Al Ballard, fiercely protective of his anoni mity (so lie says), is a Horatio Alger Supreme Court votes no ganizer. On page 5. Would-be Bruce Lees have success story right here within the Univer sity. their hour. On page 12. He began working for the University in 1955 while an undergraduate, at a $1.25-an- hour job as a stockroom attendant in a small on Detroit bid for buses wooden building where the Administration Building now stands. His office on the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Detroit lost its •Let stand a federal court order that fourth floor is directly above where he bid in the Supreme Court Monday to force Dallas, Tex., school officials said would force labored 20 years ago. Michigan to pay all of the cost of acquiring them to begin busing pupils for "If I were to get hit by a truck tomorrow, integration, 150 buses the city needs to integrate its my epitaph would be, 'In 20 years he moved schools. •Dismissed an appeal seeking to overturn a lower court ruling that New York State up 50 feet.' But I have no assurance that if I The justices turned down the city's appeal did get hit by a truck tomorrow, I would may require rural school districts, but not jf a 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling those in cities, to continue to move up." provide bus transportation which requires the state to reimburse for pupils. From the stockroom the young business Detroit for 75 per cent of the cost of the major went to work for the state of buses. •Upheld a Louisiana law requiring man¬ Michigan as a personnel technician of the datory retirement for state employes at age Civil Service division. Realizing that all The city had sought complete reimburse¬ 65. government public service agencies depend ment from Lansing. on money for their success, he switched his In its appeal, the Detroit school board said •Decided to review a lower court decision emphasis to budgetary matters, and in 1960 despite financial belt - tightening, it blocking President Ford from imposing began a six-year stint with the state projected a $21 million deficit for the current license fees on oil imports. budget division. His jobs ranged from school year. It said that in the past, Detroit •Approved a lower court order requiring budget analysis to what he called a one-man has received a lesser percentage of state a third trial of San Francisco Mayor Joseph fiscal agency for the House of Representa support for student transportation than Alioto's $12.5 million libel suit against the weather tives. other cities. publishers of now - defunct Look magazine. The chance of more rain is From 1966 to 1968 he served as the In addition, it noted that Detroit residents •Decided to hear a case brought by two only 20 per cent, with the high executive director of the Michigan Council pay a higher tax to support their schools white men who asserted they were victims in the low 60s under partly of State College Presidents — a job he said than anyone else in the state. of reverse discrimination because of a lower cloudy skies. The low tonight he tired of but that gave him a desire to get Here is a summary of other Supreme court ruling that the Civil Rights Act of 1866 will be in the mid 40s. Elliott Ballard, assistant to the president back into the University structure. Court decisions announced Monday: did not apply to whites. 2 Michigan State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Tuesdo>•y. N0V< ,e^r< UN subgroup pullout planne WASHINGTON (AP) - The they are hoping the dispute can in winning concessions from of their virtual ostracizing of such a move. United States intends to with¬ be resolved. Israel. They said Israeli other member countries. withdrawal would mean its draw from the International If not, it will be the first such seat June, the Congress acted last summer There was a report from would be given to the PLO, an delegation walk^i eM Ford's highway plan killed Labor Organization, a special¬ ized United Nations agency U.S. pullout from a UN group. Both Ford administration of¬ to cut off funds for the ILO and Jerusalem on Monday that umbrella organization of Pales¬ annual J* the United Nations Education¬ Israel also was considering tinian groups that Geneva after which depends heavily on this ficials and AFL-CIO President refuse to ILO WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford's al, Scientific and Cultural Or¬ withdrawal from the ILO, but recognize Israel's right to con¬ plan to cot back country for financial support. George Meany have expressed ganization (UNESCO) because Israeli officials here discounted tinue to exist. on the Highway Trust Fund and revamp completely financing U.S. officials confirmed Mon¬ in recent months that of road programs is dead for this session of concern observers. Congress. day that Secretary of Labor the ILO was drifting away from The President submitted his Sadat could leave U.S. proposal in July and asked for John T. Dunlop later this week its primary function of prompt action so that it could take effect at the raising will submit a formal two-year the living standards of workers the next fiscal year. beginning of notice of withdrawal to the and becoming excessively in¬ However, the House Ways and Means and Senate Finance ILO, which is dedicated to volved in international politics. Committees, which have jurisdiction over the revenue helping raise workers' living The 124-member ILO, found¬ aspects of highway legislation, both have said standards. ed in 1919, is the they have no only specializ¬ The decision the latest ed Un agency that was once with was plans to take it up this year. nuclear a move in a lengthy dispute part of the League of Nations. fueled by American labor con¬ Each member country is repre¬ Treasury wants benefits taxed cern over ILO policies, includ¬ ing the ILO's acceptance last sented on the ILO by a three- member delegation, WASHINGTON (AP) — The June of an observer from the speaking Treasury Dept. hopes to collect for labor and management as WASHINGTON (AP) - The Sadat concludes a 10-day visit the disucssions up to $100 million by taxing Palestine Liberation Organiza¬ well as government. but said fringe benefits received by United States and Egypt are to the United States with a a ordinary gesture tn« j employes from their employers, such tion (PLO). In recent years, the United communique might be issued as personal use of a Notification of the intent to States has contributed about i polishing an agreement which speech to Congress. after the two leaders hold was resting for f™ 1 company aircraft, apartment or If the Treasury's hunting lodge. withdraw is being sent to ILO quarter of the agency's annual could send Egyptian President Anwar Sadat home with a President Ford held two final meeting Wednesday morn- a Florida as the *Z , propoosals become law, taxes could also hour-long meetings with Sadat company executive headquarters in Geneva, but $50 million budget. U.S. sourc- ing at the White House. apply to the use of demonstrator autos by automobile the U.S. officials stressed that promise of two American nu¬ in Jacksonville, Fla., continuing The talks in Jacksonville Secretary of State es believe the threat of with- salesmen, to free child day - care services provided by an it will take two years to become clear reactors. discussions started in Washing¬ held in plush private Kissinger, who also drawal would give the govern- Announcement of were told newsmen employer, and to a chauffeur - driven company limousine effective and that in that period an agree¬ ton last week. White House residences and Ford's before tk that takes a top executive to and ment greater bargaining power ment may come Wednesday as trip ing Sunday that m from work. officials declined to elabotate on there was considered an extra- ment is The general rule the reached, the Treasury proposes is that fringe States will benefits be taxed if they result in provide employer and if they are made available additional costs to the to only the most ONLY VALUED AT$1.22 reactors to most Egypt exhaustive systenoi highly compensated employes. guards in existence it country." Inflation hitting two-dollar bills He said the system!-; ly prohibits using the- to produce nuclear explosion. even a Egypt has been WASHINGTON (AP) "as sign an agreement - The was appropriate" for a U.S. inspection of two-dollar bill is bicentennial theme Jeffer¬ the- coming back as if Israel would next year after a 10-year lay¬ son. sign a off, but don't expect it to buy pact. However, Simon also stress¬ The Israelis have what it used to buy. ed that the new bill is not just been tant to do so because Francos condition worsens Because of inflation, the new for the Bicentennial, but will be have reactors of they their $2 bill will be worth only about come a fixed part of the which they do not want MADRID $1.22, compared with the value American if it is (AP) — Gen. Francisco Franco, in critical currency, cans to inspect. of the twos that were taken out accepted. condition from internal The American new bleeding, underwent surgery of circulation in 1966. The back of the bill will position Monday to remove an ulcer and repair an abdominal artery, officials say, is that only an authorized government source said. Treasury Secretary William portray the signing of the furnished reactors anil E. Simon announced Declaration of Independence, He reported the82-year-old generalissimo, ill now for Monday should be subject to irj 17 that the new bill will be as pictured in a placed painting by Kissinger said the ag; days, lame through the operation and anasthesia well. into circulation by the nation's John Trumbull after the Revo¬ banks next April 13, the birth- being worked out withr lutionary War. has been discussed at date of Thomas Jefferson. Though there has been a $2 Three dead in pipeline blast Jefferson's protrait will be on bill during much of the nation's stage with the Israelis. The two nuclear the front of the bill, which is history, it was withdrawn from LONDON would cost Egypt a total: (AP) — A ruptured oil pipeline caused the being issued in connection with circulation in 1966 because A- explosion and fire that killed two Norwegians and an the nation's Bicentennial ob¬ billion, part of which ~ mericans weren't using it. American on a North Sea oil platform, a London paid from the $750 spokesman servance. Since 1966, the value of a economic aid package for for Phillips Petroleum reorted Sunday night. Jefferson, the nation's third dollar has slipped to about 61 that Ford has sent to" Sabotage has been ruled out as a cause for the Saturday president, also was on the old cents, according to the Labor Ford and Sadat alsoJ! blast, he said, but investigators have not determined bill. how Department. That means that ed the deteriorating sit-" the rupture occurred. Treasury officials said they new $2 bill will be worth only Lebanon, torn by warr' The accident occurred AP wirephoto considered other persons for about $1.23. r tween Christians and " on a platform in the Norwegian the new two, Ekofisk field midway between Britain and Treasury Secretary William Simon ington news conference Monday. including civil James A. Gonlon, director of Norway. looks over an enlarged back section rights leader Martin Luther the Bureau of Engravings and Wfien Kissinger was A crack in the 10 - inch pipeline was found The $2 bill is making a comeback just above of the new $2 bill King and suffragette Susan B. what the United Stats' water level, during Wash- Printing, which prints the U.S. according to the Phillips spokesman. a after 10 years of retirement. Anthony, but that none of them do in Lebanon, he currency, said the government "There are limits to * plans to issue 400 million $2 Suez Canal opened to Israel notes annually, which will can do." He also said make it possible to cut produc¬ was little Egypt co Bangladesh tion of ones in half, for an "The only people who. TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Cargo for Israel a load of annual savings in printing and anything easily are jC governm — Romanian cement in a Greek ship — has moved through the handling costs of between $4 produce a war if they dfti Suez Canal for the first time in at least 15 years. million to $7 million. About 1.6 least a grave crisis," he The passage Sunday through the 103 - mile waterway was NEW DELHI (AP) — The military-backed billion ones are now printed White House press ~ made possible by the new Sinai accord negotiated Bangladesh The army rift had been simmering since Mujib was ousted. annually. by government was shaken by an internal army feud Monday, but The coup leaders had installed interpreted this as a war- Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. Khondakar Mushtaque Ahmed remained as Mushtaque Ahmed, a former The Treasury expects to Syria and Israel not to Egyptian officials barred newsmen and president though commerce minister, as president and permitted most of Mujib's old have 225 million twos printed in Lebanon. Israel has many of the officers who brought him to from the canal area, photographers believed arrested, diplomatic sources in New Delhi power Aug. 15 were cabinet members to remain in the and ready for circulation would move into Le saying they feared sabotage by Arab said. government to run the civil radicals or Palestinians who claim the administration. through banks on April 13. Egyptian agreement According to diplomatic reports from Dacca, the Syria sent troops there. with Israel day-long Since then, Mushtaque Ahmed has tried to tone up the betrayed the Arab cause. developments revolved around a single mission of senior officers reasserting their influence over army administration, firing civil servants accused of junior officers who corruption and arresting former political associates of Mujib who were Lull reported in religious overthrew and killed President Mujibur Rahman three months with nepotism and embezzlement of charged ' I he war ago. government funds. - likkiMllie\t ll«ne inliun The reports, which said there was no bloodshed and no shots Mushtaque Ahmed had blamed widespread corruption under f BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Another lull in Beirut's fired throughout the day, indicated that Mujib for bringing economic misery to the Christian seven majors and one already impoverished ! - nation of 77 million. Moslem war set in reported. Broadcasts and the 12th cease fire Monday, with only scattered shooting newspapers expressed hope that colonel who led the Aug. 15 coup were believed to have into custody after factions. lengthy negotiaitons between the feuding been taken The president last month activity would be allowed to resume next announced that normal Aug. 15 — the first political mi. - negotiated by Premier Rashid Karami might be successful. Security officials attributed the new lull to round the Also reported arrested was the Ziaur Rahman, who had resisted earlier army chief of staff, Lt. Gen. demands from senior anniversary of the coup — and that general elections would take place on Feb. 28, 1977. II IM t> • clock negotiations - ■ officers that the majors be by Karami, Palestinian guerilla leaders brought before a court martial for and representatives of the having killed Sheik Mujib and members of his family. The Stale News Is Beer I *ilf Price | right - wing Christian Phalange The key junior officers involved in the publish* by the students of Michigan State University every party. coup had lived in the class day during Fall, Winter < Fridays, during Summer Term, d Spring school terms. Mondoy. Wednesday and 411 Nile | presidential palace since Mushtaque took head ind a special Welcome Week edition , over as of is published in government. Moroccan marchers move out Monday's developments began, according to diplomatic Second class postoge paid ot East Student Services Lansing, Mich. Editorial and business offices at 345 Bldg., Michigan State 41 flit* ilk' sources, Postmaster: Please send form 3579 to University, East Lansing, Michigan 48824 before dawn when units loyal to the senior officers took up care of MSU State News, 345 Student Services Building In Ho Giw Ah«iv I mi (AP) — The last of the 350,000 Moroccan marchers to Messenger Service, Eost Lansing, Ml 48824. the positions around strategic points in Dacca, Spanish Sahara rolled toward the border town of presidential palace. including the Monday, their enthusiasm undimmed by Spain's threat to Tarfaya At the same time, the state radio went off the air, Dacca airport stop their advance with force. was closed and international communications were severed. Spanish sources reported that Moroccan Radio Bangladesh resumed its broadcasts in troops crossed the evening, more than 12 hours after its normal into the Spanish Sahara while Prince Juan Carlos de Sunday and battled local inhabitants Borbon, Spain's new leader, was immediate indication of who controlled the opening time, but gave government. The radio no #•••••• mentioned no names of government leaders in its encouraging his troops only 40 miles away. of resumed transmission. first four hours It broadcast Bengali nationalist songs, and in its initial newscast Attack puts Peron in made no reference to domestic hospital political developments. was BUENOS AIRES, Argentina rushed to the hospital (AP) — President Isabel Peron Monday amid mounting pressures MSU NKUSIC to give up leadership of a nation torn by violence, inflation DEPARTMENT BE A LAWYER'S HSSISTM HORSE and allegations of government financial scandal. An official bulletin said Mrs. Peron had presents A challenging career in the field of law. a gall bladder problem and that it was not serious, but ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY, a major university in da# to the case said she had suffered She has been under private doctors close a nervous attack. The Arts Center Chicago, in cooperation with The National Center. Training, offers intensive 12-week course _ } JUDGING forC°°epa^ an heavy fire by dissident Peronists and opposition politicians demanding an mishandling of funds in her administration. investigation of alleged Chamber Music Series uates, that upon completion qualifies them to ■as legal responsibilities as skilled members of the leg Specialize in: tuesday, nov. 4 ■ Corporations Explosion rips police station BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) — A Sunday damaged the police station at large explosion ROUNDUP Judging: music TONITE auditorium 8:15 ■ ■ ■ Estates, Trusts and Wills Litigation Real Estate and Mortgages SPRING Feb. 23 through SESSION: May 14.19 southwest of here, and scarred Armagh, 15 miles 1. Horse Color and Breed and Halter • Ralph Votapak, Edith Kraft and thair pianists For houses within 200 yards, Class more information, meet our campus representative officials said. No 2. Western Riding and Reining • Paul Benningfield Placement Office on Nov. 6, or fillin injuries were reported. Authorities said gunmen 3. Driving Classes • "Beaumont String Quartet" c0^m mm* stopped a private car and held • "Richards Woodwind Quintet" Lawyer's Assistant Program one occupant hostage while TICKETS: single M.00 ® truck ordering the other to drive a Student Fee - $5.00 students, *3.00 general; College of Continuing Education carrying about 250 pounds of explosives to the SERIES '5.00 students, *1.5.M ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY • police _ general 430 South station. m Michigan Avenue 1-9:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 7 AT MSU UNION TICKET Chicago, Illinois 60605, Phone: (312) 341-3655 Police blamed the Irish in OFFICE t Republican Army (IRA), which is Kellogg Center OR AT THE DOOR. * Please send me information on Roosevelt's LawyersAsslSla seeking to end British rule in Northern Ireland and to unite 8 a.m.-5:30 the p.m. Saturday, Nov. 8 predominantly Protestant province with the in Livestock Judging Pavilion Roman Catholic Irish mainly republic to the south. roup IBVMIKEARNETT calls for increase rather than budget cuts in order to tax increase Milliken last week proposed $150 million IJeNewgSUff Writer avoid a constitutionally prohibited deficit in budget cuts and another $150 million in Milliken's recommendations. The Demo¬ ELt cuts proposed by Gov. budget. cratic-controlled committees are expected lould result in tuition increases, "To cut education budget adjustments in order to offset the to reject the cuts and budgets now is to cut suggest a different I ceilings and a reduction in the the future of the state," said Kenneth anticipated $300 million budget shortfall for 1975-76. Milliken said the shortfalls the way to balance the budget. ligher education, a student lobby Penokie, president of MHESA. "We ask the result of the unexpectedly severe effect of Michigan colleges and universities would lose $7.5 million under I Monday- governor and legislators to have the the recession of Milliken's budget up Michigan Higher Education courage to increase taxes in an election Michigan. cuts, an average of 1.5 per cent. MSU's The Senate and House ssn. (MHESA), called for a tax year." Appropriations general operations budget was not cut, but committees must either approve $1.67 million was slashed from or reject appropria¬ tions for construction of the Sciences Center. Clinical Swainson pressured )uncil members MHESA joined the Michigan Education Assn. (MEA) and the Michigan State Employes Assn. (MSEA) in calling for a tax increase rather than the budget. budget cuts to balance to leave judicial post Penokie argued against Milliken's rea¬ soning that a tax increase would impede DETROIT (UPI) — State Supreme Court We revision jurisdiction Michigan's economic recovery by decreas¬ Justice John B. Swainson, under ing consumer buying growing power. pressure to quit his post, went into "If the cuts are made, teachers will have seclusion Monday but promised a decision to be laid off and will be forced to leave the on his future within a few state, cutting the tax base, or become days. In Lansing, there were reports that umemployed, increasing state welfare Swainson would resign shortly, the first | By FRANCES BROWN proposed revisions are enacted in violation "I agree costs," he said. justice in Michigan history to quit because Jstite News Staff Writer of the bylaws they will be tainted and their completely with the principle of "Furthermore, fewer students will be of a felony conviction. more detailed course information," able to attend institutions (demic Council will meet today to attempted enforcement could well lead to a haus said, "But I don't think this Betting¬ of higher Through his lawyer, Konrad D. Kohl, ■discussion 0n the revised Code of bona fide grievance," Bass said. should be education, due to the inevitable enrollment Swainson said Monday he was making up in the Code of ■Responsibility, but first it has to At least one other person is planning to Teaching Responsibility ceilings and tuition increases and this will his mind on his future. because a student could file a further flood the ■ether or not the proposed revision make a motion today to direct the grievence unemployment sector of "I think in the very near future, a few teaching against an instructor if he fails to comply." Tn be before the council, code proposal out of the Academic Council. At an informal Michigan," Penokie said. days, he will make up his mind," Kohl told loposed revision would require Erwin Bettinghaus, Chairman of the Dept. meeting of the Student Council Sunday evening students discussed Penokie said there is room for budget newsmen. lembers to provide more detailed of Communication and member of the the two upcoming motions. cuts among the administrations of many Even associates convinced of his inno¬ lescriptions than are currently Steering Committee, intends to move that "There's probably 50-50 support schools but that any cuts would affect students and inevitably cence said Swainson's long public life, which J "in sufficient time to enable the council endorse the among faculty instead of included a term as governor and 10 years as I to use them in making course principle of making the faculty on this issue," Beatrice Lin, administrators. detailed course information available to lieutenant governor, ended with his convic¬ students for curriculum undergraduate member of the Steering MHESA, which says it represents 380,000 tion. planning and refer Committee, said. "If the proposal goes to student members, is funded iss, professor of physics, plans to the proposal back to the EPC. Then they the Faculty Council it by the various Presure began growing for his resigna¬ 1 probably will not student governments it represents. Peno¬ point of order at the council could charge the provost's office and the come out in the tion within hours of his conviction late form." kie said MSU, the J today, pointing out that the teaching units with the administrative same The Academic Council will meet at 3:15 and University of Michigan Wayne State University Sunday on three counts of lying to a federal ■code revision would impose new responsibility of providing and publishing are not grand jury during an investigation of the p.m. in the Con Con Room of the MHESA members but that work is still Swainson pties upon faculty members and course information. International Center. bribery conspiracy allegations against him. done for those universities It be considered by the Faculty by MHESA. In quick succession: •George E. Bushnell Jr., president of the [before being presented to the State Bar of Michigan, called for Swainson's ft Council. immediate resignation to prevent an ero¬ lethe Steering Committee sent the sion of confidence in the judicial system. Ecology-minded bill almost |to the Academic Council without •Bobby Crim, speaker of the House, said toval by the Faculty Council, Bass Swainson's continued presence on the high Je is a violation of the Bylaws for sprung court poses a "problem," but said he was I Governance. not ready to launch a campaign to remove flaws, new this year, read: him. Vacuity Council shall approve all •The executive director of the watchdog lndations regarding rights and By CAROLYN FESSLER Judicial Tenure Commission said he preneur could pick up ten cans from the side there appears to be a great deal of lilities,..proir to their considera- State News Staff Writer of the road, take them to a beer retailer support thought the body would take up the :ademic Council..." in the House for the measure but that he Students needing extra Swainson case "for sure." spending money selling those brands, and make a dollar fears further procedural 1,9 Bass sent a letter to Gwendolyn may someday be able to pick up beer procrastination. •Gov. William G. Milliken reviewed the cans profit. ■chairperson of the Steering Com- that are strewn along roadsides and cash A "Our toughest hurdle will be to "We have to vote on whether we want situation with legal advisors, but withheld lointing out the apparent bylaws Michigan Public Service Commission keep the the measure to become law by a statewide immediate comment. them in at the nearest party store for a bill from land asking that the teaching code (PSC) staff study released last week being sent back in to another hefty deposit return on each can. referendum, that is, by popular vote. •His fellow high court justices also met to predicted a net increase of approximately committee," he said. "Legislators know that With release of two government studies 4,000 to 8,000 high-paying Michigan they can defeat a bill like this without ever (continued on page 10) I Council. But, after polling the jobs if detailing the favorable economic impact of a the bottle bill is passed. These having to take a stand on its merits, simply "A referendum could be a good thing (Committee members, Norrell in- bill which would ban non-returnable bottles, figures because it would pass the bill out of the contradict claims made by opponents of the by re-referring it." Bass that she did not have the and require a minimum deposit of ten cents hands of the legislature. But it bill that large-scale might also unemployment in the love ce a proposal from the it has been directed there, iBass intends to ask on the floor of on all other non-returnable tainers, sponsors beverage of the controversial con- beverage industry would ensue. Another shot in the bill's arm to help it The bill had been stalled since committee members awaited the outcome of the two studies. Alan Fox, April while mean trouble in that the industries involved would spend large amounts of money in Bikers Michigan bottle bill are aiming to finally out of the House Consumer's legislative aid attempting to create opposition to the HI that the proposed revision be Committee, for Jondahl, said that between now and spring it out of committee and introduce it where it has been since measure," Fox said. January, was a ■Jo the Steering Committee which uncil to the State House, Nov. 12. House Bill 4296, patterned after success- " special Governor's Market Opinion Re¬ search Poll. According to this statewide crackdowns or the committee of its ful legislation in Oregon, would also |e Educational Policies Committee prohibit the sale of beverage pull-tab tops. cans with survey, 73 per cent of those polled supported a ban on non-returnable bottles and cans, with only 20 per cent Returnable beet By JANET NORRIS If you're one of the 28,000 bicyclists on Ims quite possible that if the This opposed. means that a litter-conscious entre- Rep. Lynn Jondahl, D-East Lansing, said campus and you don't obey traffic signals, you could get yourself or someone else hurt hard find or you could get a traffic ticket which — to would cost you a minimum of $9. The Michigan Motor Vehicle Code re¬ quires bicycles to be operated as if they were Ecology-minded beer motor vehicles. That means swillers may have the Michigan Public Service Commission bicyclists can be to visit several stores before ticketed for failure to stop for red they find their study, the proportion of returnables sales in lights, for favorite brand in returnable bottles but the Michigan has decreased from 66.4 per cent going the wrong way on a one - way street or extra effort rewarded by a savings in even for speeding. to 13.9 per cent within the last 10 years. price. The penalty for a bicycle violation varies according to where the offense occurs. A spot comparison of bee, price, in the 19 irtv stores party in the East Lansin^-I.ansintr stores in Lansing-Lansing quantities of six, ai«rJ n,„„titi0c n( civ pJXX'sSr Citations ^Z£ issued on the east end of campus L u"der*he junction of the 55th District area resulted eight and twelve contain- Court Mason. These citations in an 87 cent difference ers. But consumers who desire a in are written between the average prices of a case of beer six-pack of beer in returnables are forced to on a parking ticket form and the fine is $4. in returnable bottles and a case of cans buy loose Violations happening anywhere else on bottles in a bag and risk jostling them about — the convenience of the campus are taken care of by the 54th - B throwaway contain¬ the trip home. This inconvenience is due er costing more. District Court in East to a Michigan Liquor Control Commission Lansing. The Not including a refundable 60-cent depos- minimum fine for a conviction is $9. In rule which prohibits the use of six or it on the returnable 12-ounce bottles, the addition, this sort of conviction goes on the eight-pack carrier cartons for returnable average price for a case of Stroh's was beer bottles, driving record of licensed drivers. found to be $6.44. Those who do not collect The Dept. of Public Safety (DPS) is their empty bottles and return them working to develop a citation form ac¬ pay an _— average of $7.31 for a case of beer in cans. ceptable to both courts that would be used Throwaway bottles cost slightly less than specifically for bicycle violations. At this cans. Correction time, motor vehicle citation forms are used. The DPS issued 145 traffic citations to Some stores show the advertised price of bikers for moving violations between returnables with the deposit included which In July Thursday's State News, a story 1974 and July 1975. Most of these were for often makes the returnables look more reporting on Senate Bill 920 incorrectly going the wrong way on a one - way street, expensive to the unaware customer. stated that closed meetings by government- Failure to stop or yield is the second most Six of the contacted stores said that only al bodies are illegal when used to consider common violation for which tickets are a limited number of brands were carried in employes, discipline of a student, collective issued. returnables and four others did not carry bargaining, disposition of property or DPS Sgt. Larry Lyon said MSU officers them at all. records exempt by law from public inspec- do not like to issue citations for bicycle In spite of the savings incurred with tion. Actually, all closed meetings except violations because bicyclists often feel the returnables, most beer money goes for beer those listed above are illegal. The mistake police are being petty in stopping someone in non-returnable containers. According to was due to a copyediting error. (continued on page 8) Precinct 1 - Spartan Vi.iage Ichioi, 1460 Middlevale Road. Precinct 2 - Spartan Village School. 1460 Middlevale Road. Precinct 3 - United Ministries in Higher Education, 1118 S. Precinct 6 - Glencairn School, 939 N. Harrison Road. Precinct 7 - Pinecrest School, 1811 Pinecrest Or. Precinct 8 - Eastminster Presbyterian Church, 1315 Abbott Road. Precinct 9 - Hannah Middle School, 819 Abbott Road. Today is election day. Three issues are before the voters: the city council Precinct 10 - Hannah Middle School, 819 Abbott Road Precinct 11 Union Ballroom, MSU. elections; Proposal A, the fire station, and Proposal B, rent control. - Precinct 12 - Wonders Hall, MSU. Three of six city council candidates will be elected to four Precinct 13 - Wilson Hall, MSU. - year terms. Candidates are John Czarnecki, Thelma Evans, Precinct 14 Akers Hall, MSU George Griffiths, Elizabeth Nail, Precinct - 15 - McDonel Hall, MSU. Larry Owen and Gordon Thomas. Precinct 16 - Auditorium, MSU. If Proposal A is approved, East Lansing will be authorized to borrow $1,120,000 Precinct 17 - Union Ballroom, MSU. to finance a new fire station to be located on Abbott Road Precinct 18 - Bailey School, 300 Bailey St. opposite Bessemaur Precinct 19 - University Christian Church, 310 N. Drive. Hagadorn Road If Proposal B is approved, East Lansing will institute rent control, forming a rent Precinct 20 - Martin Luther Student Center, 444 Abbott Road. control board to limit rental rates landlords can Precinct 21 «- Bailey School, 300 charge. Precinct 22 Bailey St, Marble School, 729 N. Hagadorn Road. If you are registered to vote in East Lansing, check - your precinct on your voter Precinct 23 - MacDonald Middle School, 1601 Burcham Orive. registration card, or call the city clerk's office to find out what precinct you are in. Precinct 24 - St. Thomas Aquinas School, 915 Alton Road. East Lansing's 34 precints will be open Precinct 25 Whitehills School, 621 Pebblebrook Lane Tuesday from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Precinct 26 - - All Saints Episcopal Church, 800 Abbott Road. Precinct 27 - Central School, 325 W. Grand River Ave. Precinct 28 - Edgewood United Church, 469 N. Hagadorn Road Precinct 29 - MacDonald Middle School, 1601 Burcham Drive. Precinct 30 - Auditorium, MSU. Precinct 31 - Wonders Hall, MSU. Precinct 32 - Wilson Hall, MSU. Precinct 33 - Brody Hall, MSU. Precinct 34 - Brody Hall, MSU. TM6 PIU6- WAS PULLSP 900,000 -Tims East Lansing seems, at times, to with fines. The landlord would be be a sea of rented houses over¬ required to obtain a court order — flowing with student tenants who thus insuring tenants the chance to wonder whether their cries for a present their case — in order for decent place to live, free from an eviction to be legal. undue interference from the land¬ lord, are ever heard by anyone at The second bill deals with the tenant's right to privacy, and Tuesday, November 4, 1975 would prohibit a landlord from | Take heart. The John Tingwall Michigan legis¬ Steve Orr Editor-J lature has heard your voices and entering an apartment without Jeff Merrell Manigtyl just might answer your prayers. providing a written notice two Bruce Ray Walker City Two House bills currently pend¬ days in advance, save in cases of Michael McConnell Cup] ing are designed to give tenants emergency. JoeKirby OpinionPap protection against arbitrary evic¬ Frank Fox Sportij tion and invasion of The need to define eviction Robert Kozloff EnterUinnertl privacy. Pbotal procedures strictly and prevent Mary Ann ChickShaw Winl The first bill would such horrors as late night eviction, 'Greg Kraft'- strengthen C«d existing controls on the eviction of confiscation of property and with¬ Sue McMOIin Night! tenants, strictly define legal evic¬ drawal of vital utility services MargoPalarchio Advertising! tion and penalize illegal evictions makes the bills an attractive Editorials are the opinions of the State News. Viewpoints, column letters are personal opinions. bucking a trend of sorts: the obsessive audience thought I was egalitarian familiarity which approaches trying to put on an avoid stuffiness: so I arrived, for a act: Mr. Carson does not exist in a while, at when we met again at a semil raid on one's privacy. America. the understanding that I was Mister to So on reaching 30, I made a Only Johnny does. function, I braced myself on leavim determined The second problem, everyone under the age of 21, or therea¬ as one said, "Good-bye, Margaret." And al effort to resist. Even now, on the grows older, bouts, and only then, cautiously, Bill. It is a television lies in the later writing her a note congratulaliJ program Firing Line, I refer even to those creeping suspicion of people a subproblem how to break the habit. Here I little older than oneself that on her performance, I addressed it 1 guests I know intimately as "Mr. Burn- your use of the made a subrule: that I would invite ham," or "Gov. Reagan," or "Sen. Goldwa- surname is intended to accentuate an younger Margaret." people to call me "Bill" exactly one time. If ter." (This rule I exiguous age difference. If you are 18 and thereafter they persisted in Today I have from her a most pin simply had to break on the other man is 28, using the reply, about this and that. But I you can, for a while, call introducing Sen. Buckley, but the depar¬ him Mr. Jones without surname, well that was up to them: a addressed, in her own hand (as ■ ture from the habit was giving offense. But if second, redundant gesture on my stylistically you are 40 and he is 50 and you call him Mr. be interpreted as part could British habit: only the text is typed): 1 Very soon I will be 50, a datum I do not troublesome.) The effort, I thought, was Jones, he is likely to think that pleading with them to Mr. Buckley." Shocked, I looked back! expect will rouse the statisticians or revive worthwhile — a small gesture against the you are accept me as an archeological equal. convention that rubbing in the fact of his relative senes¬ transcript — only to discover that, oj the fireworks requires you to refer to My bias, on the whole, continued in the she was talking about a "BUI industry. Fifty, and left with Professor Mortimer Applegate cence. direction of a tendency to program, a problem that keeps....changing, as you five minutes after you have met. as "Mort" The complement of that problem, which I the last few years I made a formality, so in lay before the House of Commoml grow older. It is, of course, the Jack Paar fear more than determined trauma has set me back by years and! first-name would have called Socrates "Soc." anything except rattle¬ effort to overcome it, wherein I came across problem. snakes and detente, is even find myself addressing "Mr. Cul I came on two difficulties. The first was trying to be One of my most recent humiliation. Mrs. My inclinations on the matter have the Boys. "Just call me Margaret next time around. the public situation in which Bill," to the Thatcher was my guest on always been formal. In part this was a mistering roommate of your son at Firing Line. I suppose, though, that at 50, the m somebody was plainly misunderstood. Or, college, is in my Rather to my surprise, the matter of inheritance. I grew up mistering if understood at judgment an odious effort to efface a English being becomes easier in respect of the 2SJ more people and discovered, after I was all, taken as an act of social chronological interval as palpable as the naturally formal than we are, half way olds. At 70, it will be easier still. grown (if indeed that has fully condescension. For a couple of years I wrinkles through the program she suddenly referred then I hope to be able to address Mail Weflj yet really would refer, on his on my face and the maturity of my to me, once, as "Bill." I declined to break happened), that in continuing to do so, I was program, to "Mr. judgment. my I mean Mrs. Thatcher, as Madame PI Carson." In due course I discovered that Firing Line Rule and the On the other hand, one has to so persisted with Minister. struggle to "Mrs. Thatcher." However, the next day Washington Star Syn. Letters on grievance revision Thomas ta cal exertion that with critical Questions location may be required, I want to urge all my colleagues to attend in the absence of the parties? (about 250 meeting. Actions to be taken will have a this Faculty should not give up hope of Revised faculty) attend the meeting, the I would like to take issue with Paul Pratt, far achieving a quorum at Senate meetings. A proved Grievance Procedure will be ap- who says that as a council I was a strong supporter for appoint At 3 p.m. on Wednesday, November 5, reaching impact on our professional life in by default and these and other "an unwillingness to take member, I had of students on commissions, and I estai this institution. quorum was barely missed for the there will be a See you at 3 Spring issues will not even be aired, action for stu¬ ed a liaison member to the Couna Michigan State meeting of the faculty of Wednesday, Nov. p.m., 5. Don't forget now, it's meeting. I would hope that more faculty dents." Not so. I began the Human ASMSU. I have always worked closely] j known University, otherwise Room 402, will now see the necessity of their Jack Bass Relations Commission, and as The Academic Senate. That Computer Center. attendance at Dept. of Physics was one of two students, and have supported theirl Senate meetings when such persons to vote for the meeting will be held in room 402, on the F.J. Blatt College of Natural Science Open Housing innumerable times at council fourth floor of the Professor of Physics important business is under discussion. ordinance, both designed to help eliminate meeting Gordon TO Computer Center. The Although I will be away on sabbatical, Academic Council representative I will discrimination against student renters. Computer Center is a somewhat ancient attend this Candidate, East Lansing City W structure due east of the meeting. Administration Martin Fox Building. >oses revision In past years the Professor Academic Senate has Statistics and Probability ftfCj met in room 109, Anthony Hall, or in the Music Auditorium. Both rooms The Academic Senate will meet on ^ flHf have a large November 3,1975 to consider the seating capacity and are on the ground floors of the Faculty Grievance Procedures. All proposed Attend meeting respective building. should attend this faculty The upper floors of the meeting to vote to return Computer Center the proposal to the Your recent articles can be scaled and are also served Faculty Council for concerning Grievances have clearly demonstrated Faculty small by one revision. the elevator, carrying 8 persons need for a full and 10 not too (perhaps Section 4.2.1 alone should be a sufficient careful examination by corpulent faculty could squeeze reason for the Senate the Faculty Senate of the proposed Revised into the cage), and to take this action. notoriously prone to This section provides that: Grievance Procedure. I would malfunction. It is also therefore like excruciatingly slow. to urge all Allowing 15 seconds for embarkation and 4.2.1 The FGO shall meet with hearing faculty members to attend the boards to assist in Faculty Senate Meeting debarkation, the round trip from ground to to meet the organizing procedures Nov. 5 at 3:00 p.m. in Room on Wednesday, fourth floor requires two requirements of the Faculty 402 Computer and a half Center. minutes. Thus, if a Grievance Procedure. Such quorum of about 250 meetings The following are some faculty members come on may be held in the absence of the important issues Wednesday and, to the grievance." parties which have been raised: as is likely, prefer to use the elevator to Can any provision of (1) That the Revised climbing four flights of stairs, it will take this sort be Grievance Proce¬ consistent with minimal notions dure lacks several due more than one hour just to get them to the of due process safeguards process? FGO's are human which are present in the meeting room. beings who, procedure. existing grievance In view of these despite best intentions, make errors. One facts, the selection of possible error might be a (2) That, unlike the room 402 of the Computer Center for the statement existing Grievance damaging to one of the parties. Yet how can Procedure, the Revised Grievance Proce¬ meeting of the Academic Senate strikes dure explicitly me that party appeal the exempts the President of the as bizarre. Perhaps, those who made result if he or she is this not present? Even the University from grievances and choice expected (or tape recorded record thereby hoped) that few of my of the places him above the laws of the colleagues would take the trouble to proceedings, provided for in Section University. this attend 4.2.7, would not yet begin at that (3) That the definition of a meeting, or facing a long queue at the "Grievance" is elevator might Grievance procedures are for thestage. too narrow. shrug their shoulders and ience and benefit of the conven¬ (4) That the Revised return to their desks. parties. Their views Grievance Procedure should be considered in increases Despite the inconvenience and/or formulation of unnecessarily the power of the physi¬ procedures. How can these views be Faculty Grievance Official. heard Unless at least 10 percent of the faculty 'CUSS! "W ONE THING THEY CANT TAKE AWAY FROM US NEW \0RKERS n Stote News, Eo»t Lonsing, Michigan Tuesday, November 4, 1975 5 VIEWPOINT: PROMOTING FRIENDSHIP Symposium revives By JOSELYNE SLADE TIEN Let us comment Members of the MSU community who briefly on only four of expertise and time on is indeed a political those of us, who are concerned about the the many questions that need have been clarification question and leads us to wonder whom we dubious direction of this week-long pro¬ working to build friendship in regard to this Taiwan week. between the Chinese and American serve here at MSU. gram, have access to all the information peoples First, there is the question of why the Second, the introduction about its financing so that we can, at least, !MTE RAGt are dismayed by the news that the Asian to the Asian Chinese province of Taiwan was selected as Studies Center in conjunction with the Studies' Taiwan program suggests that the be assured that we are witnesses only to an a topic for such intensified study at this future of Taiwan is an open matter, still to error of judgment? International Studies Center and with help from the departments of juncture in American history, the eve of be resolved. This is a direct challenge to the Fourth, there is the question of what Anthropology, President Ford's-visit to the People's position taken by the People's Republic of Geography, History and Political Science principles have guided these academic Republic of China. For the 25 years China in the Shanghai have planned a week-long program called Communique. The departments in carrying out their responsi- "The Taiwan Issue." following the insertion of the Seventh Fleet Chinese government firmly bilites to educate the people of this state Crowning the week's into the Taiwan Straits to opposes any activities is a visit and protect the activities which aim at the creation of "one and the students of this University. The man student this program on China's speech by the Taiwanese Ambassador.The sponsorship of Kuomintang rump government, the Ameri¬ can public has been inundated with glowing China, one Taiwan," "one China, two governments," "two Chinas," an "inde¬ land grant colleges were founded, we understood, with a view to the service of province of Taiwan accounts of the accomplishments of this by a number of academic departments at pendent Taiwan," or who advocate that the public, rather than any special interest, regime. For the same 25 years, this university distortion, "the status of Taiwan remains to be academic or corporate. If we are to be directly contradicts the tooses the sy spirit of the Shanghai Communique of 1972 to which both the United States and China lies and threats have characterized towards the Chinese Mainland. This unhappy situation, which isolated policy determined." The United States, for its part, acknowledged that "all Chinese on convinced that this Taiwan week is just another scholarly enquiry into and dis¬ either side of the Taiwan Strait maintain semination of information about China, we are signatories. Americans from a people with whom The two countries they there is but one China and that Taiwan is shall expect, in the immediate future and at between the Government of the United expressed the hope had, historically, been on friendly terms, group of students from Taiwan, that relations between the two countries part of China." Why, then, have these some equally propitious moment in Ameri¬ pngly protest the so-called "Taiwan States and the Government of the began to change for the better with the departments at MSU taken upon them¬ foreign affairs, a well-funded, expertly- People's would be normalized "not only in the can rmposium, sponsored by the Asian Republic of China. In that communique, the signing of the Shanghai Communique. selves the onerous burden of organized program on the 750 million interest of the Chinese and American Therefore, instead of investing more money resuscitating, Center in cooperation with the Chinese side reaffirmed its position that in our midst, this rotting political corpse? people of China's other provinces. For, if we peoples" but also to contribute to the and time on the ' International Studies and Pro- "Taiwan is a province of China" and that the rotting corpse of the Why is MSU inserting itself into the are serving the relaxation of tension in Asia and the world. Taiwan issue, why has the Asian Center not public interest here, is there Chinese Government "firmly internal affairs of Asian people? Why is any higher priority than the promotion of nstitute for International Agricul- opposes any The raising of Taiwan's future as an 'issue' activities which aim at the creation of 'one decided to have an educational MSU sponsoring a political debate that | the departments of Anthropology, at MSU raises serious program peace and understanding between one China, questions again directed towards increasing hy, History and Political Science, one Taiwan,' 'one China, two about the politics, goals and understanding takes us right back to the chilliest days of quarter of mankind and the United States? governments,' 'two Chinas' and 'indepen¬ procedures of of the 750 million or more Chinese people the Cold War? i to know this University's real the Asian Studies Center and international who live on the mainland? These are after dent Taiwan' or advocate that 'the status of Third, on all sides we hear that money is in staging such an event at such a programs generally at this university. The all the people who have, without millions of Joselyne Slade Tien, Asst. Prof, of ATI, is Taiwan remains to be determined.' " unavailable for the support of all kinds of In that communique, the U.S. declared University's claim to sponsor objective dollars from the American faculty adviser of the U.S.-China Peoples Friend¬ taxpayer, saved worthy projects. Where, then, is the money the symposium would like us to scholarship and the impartial pursuit of themselves from hunger, drug addiction, for this ship Assn. of Greater Lansing. In preparation of that "The United States symposium, which includes speak¬ that it is no more than objective acknowledges that knowledge is hardly visible in this "Taiwan exploitation and foreign imperialism. What this viewpoint, she was fOined by Joyce Myers, all Chinese on either side of the Taiwan ers from many campuses and from distant Graduate Asst., Dept. of Geogiophy, and Julie c inquiry, it makes sure, through enterprise." we choose to Strait maintain there is but one China. The spend our teachers, money, areas of the country, coming from? Can Griffing, Graduate Asst., Dept. ot Geography. oduction to the program, no one United States Government does not chal¬ liss its real intention: to make the lenge that position. It reaffirms its interest VIEWPOINT: ACADEMIC FREEDOM n public believe that "the future of in a peaceful settlement of the Taiwan is a "critical international issue" r international settlement, and to question by Chinese themselves." We students from Taiwan and we are Symposium are impression that in 1975 "there is will ie i ie s greater uncertainty than before future of Taiwan." Chinese there is simply no not afraid to speak out minds despite the fact that we and our families in Taiwan would suffer Kuomingtang harassment as a result of our protest. Our position is clear: provide By JACK F. WILLIAMS It would indeed be unfortunate if the We maintain that Taiwan is an internal The Taiwan ignored. Taiwan. What is to become of them? Should Symposium to be held , on PRC viewed our symposium as an unfriend¬ Ii nty" about the future of Taiwan statement that "there is an even affair of the Chinese people themselves. We Only after contacting the Liaison Office in Taiwan be handed over to the jurisdiction of Thursday in the Union Ballroom has ly gesture and responded accordingly, but it uncertainty than before about the aroused the opposition of certain members Washington by telephone was it confirmed the PRC? What would happen to Taiwan if protest most strongly any attempt to would be solely their error in that they had no interest in participating. of Taiwan" can only be a pure interfere with of the MSU community. While not failing to the U.S. completely severed relations, as our internal affairs under the totally understand the tradition of academic free¬ in. It is indeed hard to believe that, Hence, we substituted a scholar with the price for final normalization of relations guise of "scholarship." surprised, I would have hoped for a more dom that is the cornerstone of American rs of Asia, the organizers of the tolerant attitude from recognized expertise on the PRC's policies with the PRC? The writers, whose names have been some of them. The higher education. Frankly, I think the and position vis-a-vis Taiwan. The attitude m can be so ignorant as not to be Should the people of Taiwan be given the withheld at their request for their protec¬ symposium and the controversy that has government of the PRC is realistic and of the PRC (and some members of the MSU [f the existence of the communique tion, are members of an organization called developed around it involve essentially two right to decide if they wish to become a part sophisticated enough to see our symposium community) appears to be that the only of the PRC? [anghai Communique) signed in 1972 "China Newsletter " crucial issues — academic freedom and in a more tolerant way than s correct view of the Taiwan issue is that of These are some important quesitons that the Taiwan Sym¬ of the human rights. of the MSU community. the PRC and hence there is posium will address. Whatever the final Those who oppose the symposium would It is also argued, I am told, that the nothing to discuss. They are free to take that position, outcome of the Taiwan issue, one can only deny the right of participants to freely Taiwan Symposium is partisan and will not of course, but it is not shared by everyone. discuss an issue they feel is hope that it will be a just and humane important and fairly present the viewpoint of the PRC. Perhaps even more important is the issue solution. The Taiwan Symposium is direc¬ worthy of public debate. I had always This criticism can only be based on of human ted at furthering that solution. rights associated with the Taiwan thought that is what a university is all ignorance of the topics and participants in problem. At stake is the future of over 16 I urge the critics of the symposium to about. Just because some people do not like the symposium, which has been organized million people, a body larger than a come and attend in person, not just to hear the topic of the symposium does not give with scrupulous attention to ensuring that them the right to suggest the symposium majority of the members of the United one or two speakers but to stay for the the viewpoinsts of all the parties concerned Nations. There are other countries and entire program so that they may accurately not be held. They are, in effect, espousing are adequately and fairly presented. Most peoples with important interests in Taiwan judge for themselves whether their criti¬ the denial of academic freedom. important of all, of course, are the also — the United States, Japan, the cism was well-founded or not. They may be One argument put forward why the viewpoinst of the PRC, the government of Overseas Chinese, arid some others symposium should not be held, as I the Republic of China, and the Taiwanese tyith pleasantly surprised. trade and investment relations with Tai¬ understand it, is that it will somehow have people themselves. Only the PRC refused to wan. But the interests of these parties is an adverse effect on plans underway to send a speaker. A written invitation was clearly secondary to the fa* of the people of - send a group of students from MSU to the Peoples Republic of China (PRC) in the spring of 1977, and that the symposium might even have a negative impact on the further normalization of relations between the U.S. and the PRC. I fully support both the sending of students to China and the normalization of relations. 1124 E. Mt. Hope Christmas HAPPY HOUR Peppers 3:00-6:00 Mon. - Fri. 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TAKE HOME Ph. 351 6470 6 Michigon State News, East Loosing, Michigan Tuesday "lb*!® a*ec& Women spikers take championship By ANN WILLIAMSON women's volleyball team would right. served and returned for the last The Spartans began their were mainly State News Sports Writer be the team to beat at the first defensive, some For once, all the pregame The Spartans defeated every time in the long volleyball long string on conquests in pool mainly offensive and none real¬ conclusion of the tournament L Big Ten Volleyball Champion- '!|*V II ""if! team that challenged them in and was just one of weekend, the Spartans found play, defeating Northwestern ly played the hard-hitting-game many who predictions were true. ships last Friday and Saturday the opening pool play, the semi- complimented the Spartans for Word was circulating among at the University of Minnesota themselves the winners of the 15-7, 15-3; Wisconsin 13-15, we're used to, finals, and the finals competi- so we had to their the coaches that the MSU in Minneapolis and they were Big Ten title. Illinois, Indiana, 15-10, 15-10; Illinois 15-2, 15-8, adjust ourselves to several outstanding play. tion. When the ball was finally Purdue and Minnesota made up "Everyone was really im¬ and Iowa 15-5, 15-11. MSU was different styles of play," the next best finishers in the the only team to remain unde¬ Knop¬ pressed with our team pers said. all tournament. feated in both pools. "I was through the tournament - I very pleased to see BELL, COLE "This was the first time that kept hearing positive LAT all the girls have ever won Purdue posed no problem for how we just kept coming back ments all the time from com¬ the Spartans in the semi-finals at each team, even with our Pep¬ anything really major," coach pier, other coaches and even competition with a 15-6, 8-15, backs to the wall. We did what spectators," Knoppers said. More injuries Annelies of our Calvin Knoppers said. "Some transfer students from College were on the 15-6 victory for MSU, while Illinois was busy taming Indi¬ ana in their semi-final games, we had to to win," she added. Mary Jo Peppier, winner of last year's Women's "Nobody would believe it when they asked how many of our when they Superstar girls were on team won the state 6-15, 14-12, 15-6. Competition and considered the told them none." scholarships and I By LARRY MORGAN "We just want to be sure that we have the two tournament last year, but no But Illinois' luck ran out best woman State News Sports Writer volleyball player in best backs in the game. If that means body on our team had ever won against the Spartans in the the world, presented the The Spartans and Detroit Lions should get moving Levi to tailback and another kid to fullback, then anything outside the state. finals, as MSU took the cham¬ awards and trophies at the together. Between the two of them they may be that's what we'll do," he said. "Everyone was looking at us pionship out from under the HAVE AN able to get enough players together for a as the big healthy But even with the problems MSU has been powerhouse instead of Illini's feet, 15-5, 15-11. football team. Ted Bell is the latest having, Stolz is still not disheartened with the us looking enviously at them. It "We played a lot of different UXVUVTHiMl DAY casualty on the MSU offense. was really nice." types of volleyball. Some teams ! squad, and offensive tackle Tom Cole will be the "We have a much better offensive team now next in a long line of Spartans to undergo knee that at anytime last year. I think the offensive surgery. line is doing a pretty good job and I think our Cole has been hampered with 4 recurring knee injury throughout the season, but has continued to quarterback is doing a pretty good job," Stolz said. Reed leads Detroit play in spite of the pain because there have The IM wrestling tourna¬ been so many other injured players on the "But we're still getting inconsistent ment will pass begin at 7 tonight in offensive line. He's due for surgery, but a date has not been set. patterns from our two that's not unusual. freshman receivers — but to win in first start the Men's IM Building wres¬ "Our football team is tling room. The tournament will Coach Denny Stolz said Monday that tailback trying like hell. They've SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - The Detroit Lions, held to 62 continue Leon Williams had his knee "scoped" last week to got a good attitude — it's just damn, damn yards Wednesday and in total offense in the first half, Thursday. determine if surgery is required. The results disappointing," he said. erupted for 21 points in a 7'/i-minute span of the third quarter Sunday with were negative, and team trainers said Monday he "I wouldn't say we're getting worse (as third-string quarterback Joe Reed throwing for a pair of touchdowns for a could be ready for action this weekend. He was compared to last season), but we had an excellent 28-17 victory over the San Francisco 49ers. injured against Minnesota. chance to win against Illinois and Purdue," Stolz The Lions, who lost said. quarterbacks Bill Munson and Greg Landry Meanwhile, Bell, in his first appearance since the Spartans season opener with the Buckeyes, He said he was certainly disappointed with the to injuries last week, trailed 10-0 when they took the third-period Z: I kickoff and went 80 yards for their first score. PIZZA EXPRESS developed a hip pointer, and his status will be not JX season, but that there isn't a football Receiver Ray Jarvis scored the first Lion P17 7 A known until later this week. anywhere that hasn't ever had any program backs Dexter Bussey and Altie touchdown, running z I EASTERN SUBS |g "A hip pointer is a miserable problems. Taylor scored the second and third \ 1 injury; it hurts And finding a bright spot, he said, the number TD's and linebacker Ed O'Neil like hell," Stolz said. But the team doctors told one football coach in the for the final Detroit score. picked up a fumble and ran 49 yards • ; ~ ■ CONEYS Stolz that Bell will probably be country called him ready to play this recently. week. "But we won't know until after he practices." Stolz said he isn't who is "He said, seasons were 'just remember, all losing seasons,' my first three " Stolz said. But I FREE DELIVERY sure going to be in the he wouldn't say who the coach Today starting backfield, either. was. 7 DAYS A WEEK Op«n6: Department of Natural Science Peace Education Center SHOWPLACE: 118 Ag. Eng. SHOWTIMES: 7:00, 0:40,10:20 TECHNICaC' n stote News. Eost Lonsing, Michigan Tuesday, November 4, 1975 7 JERRY Mc Moo-U needs ent Mad Mike's moment By MARTY SOMMERNESS State News Reviewer Michigan State MegaUniver- sity's sports program seems key games. The new athletic director will also have to deal tion due to fire marshal require¬ ments in Jenison, it may soon Editors note: A sports story plagued with many mini - with the die hard remnants of prove to many that MSU is, at - on the entertainment page? problems that spell mediocrity. the "cow - college" mentality best, second - rate. Yes, indeed. Sports should be After the upset of the decade that furnished Munn Ice Arena Whoever the new athletic entertaining. The fact that it is in 1974 when MSU beat Ohio with too few seats. director is, I wish him the best often anything but entertaining State, 16 - 13, the Spartan The new athletic director will of luck. He will need it. I also prompts an occasional "review" athletic department went all have the problem of MSU Leber all the crazies from school days long ago? hope he takes an idea or two - like this one. Just pretend the your anger in a padded room that was much like a high school out in promoting MSU football. basketball. The racial overtones from Don Canham. MSU needs Ljr number was legion. Do you recall the good-looking kid wrestling room. There we wrestled, boxed, played aggressively football team is called the MSU The year of the Spartan was to of the 1975 players' walkout will it. Cassed out drunk in sixth grade geography class and freaked and discussed our reactions to such activity. Beatles. be 1975. have to be lived down. It has been too long since h the ninth grade? Or how about the lout in the greaser-punk As usual, Mike refused to wrestle or to box or to Mediocrity. But, as Joseph Heller has The quandary of Jenison do anything at MSU teams brought home a |who fondled his switchblade in class and threw it at the wall all that day. He was angry and he threw things when he was That seems to word for Spartan sports in be the pass¬ said, something happened. Wind Tunnel will also have to be title in any major sport. Since ■actice? pressed. But he became a lump of dough for his After this year's 21 - 0 dealt with. MSU began competing in col¬ wrestling partner. n there were the kids who didn't say or do anything until general, especially after the 21 - trouncing of MSU by the Buck¬ A sports arena where large I lege football in 1896, the Spar¬ Hgot violent and went on a rampage. And there were the ones was next door in bodies and balls a drama class and I heard the usual sounds of 19 scalping and 20 - 10 cooking eyes, many complaints were crowds can view basketball is a tans have gone to four post - lnever did anything, period — unless it was some rare bizarre smacking the walls. I also heard the teachers recently handed the MSU foot¬ aired over the handling of ticket must if MSU wants to keep any season bowl games. That is nagging Mike. He quit his wrestling match and sat down in a ball team by the Fighting Mini sales. Some people could not get semblance of prominence in almost 20 years between ap¬ corner. One of the instructors needled him and and Boilermaker to their seats. Other wrestled the gridiron people college athletics. With growing pearances. I do not want to wait ■member? Well, they were all enrolled in a therapeutic doughy lump that Mike had become. Then he called Mike's partner squads. bought tickets for seats and did crowds (both for MSU basket¬ until 1986 for another chance. ■nunity - a special school — for adolescents. back. It is because of such medio¬ not have any seats at all, since ball and high school tournament Like Bubba Smith once said: ■descents. A social work student told me that once, during a Suddenly I heard a roar that came from somewhere in Mike. We crity that whoever is finally the stadium was over sold. finals) along with seating reduc¬ - "Be evil." Ion the buggers, one girl finally called out: jumped up to see the commotion. Mike's partner lay sprawled as if selected MSU's new athletic No entertainment business Idolescencel You talk like it was a Goddamn disease!" he had been tossed aside by a tornado and the 6-foot-4, 250-pound director will have a Herculean lasts long if it continually has ■"disease" well maybe, but unlike most hospitals we were teacher had been stampeded task in trying to restore East ticket hassles giving it a bad ... by Mike's charge. J drugged most of the time. We grew our facades Mike tore up the stairs and into the lounge. Over went the pool table — minus two legs. Mike smashed the counter Lansing as a center of intercol¬ legiate athletics. name. ■cumbered. Facades to hide our "real self," a self thought evil with a pool cue The Spartans soon found out ■unworthy of exposure, shameful. The outside died while the and wrecked a couple of chairs with kicks. Whoever does assume the that two upsets, the 1974 Finally he attacked the ne seethed. Or the outside seethed or played tough while the ultimate target, the television. unenviable position of athletic victory over Ohio State and this With one swing, old idiot box's director had better take a few [e cried. eye was shattered. In another year's 10 - 3 win over Notre instant its transistor brain lay scattered on the pointers from Don Canham, Dame, do not automatically carpet, its body .» mostly played dead. He said little and expressed prone and legless. athletic director at the Univer¬ accord superstar status and Ijiitent in whines. He reminded one of a baby. He was round Mike dropped the cue and collapsed into a chair. He looked up sity of Michigan. abilities. ■dumpy and he didn't do much. He spent a lot of time in QR and his face seemed to say "I told In the college sports world, MSU has "fumblitis" so often, you not to make me mad." %t room) with meals of cornflakes and milk, our version of Mike spent the night in the QR and we couldn't watch television. Canham is a revolutionary. He one wonders if the Spartans can [d and water. He hinted anger and often snapped at others. But We had to talk to each other. But even when he came out, Mike realized long ago that college not afford to buy any Firm Grip. Jever let out any emotion in aggression class. would not say much though he had everyone's attention. For sports, besides being gut - MSU does not have the Agression class was physical education for the inhibited and awhile he even watched the broken TV, gathering another storm grinding athletic contests, are strength to consistently ram the ■.exuberant. The idea was to learn to recognize and deal with or maybe in the entertainment business. ball up the middle (yet it almost consolidating gains from his breakthrough. It may be a bitter pill for fans always tries), and does not have of the green and white to the versatility to do much else. [ound, swallow, but Canham is right. And MSU has the Damocles light blend in 'A.R.C. 75' College sports are enter¬ tainment businesses, and body is goin to be entertained by a mediocre, lackluster team. no¬ sword of the NCAA investiga¬ tion hanging over its head. Football is not the only problem area the new athletic Canham's promotion of U - M director, whoever he may be, football (airplanes flying over will face. amusing but insubstantial show Detroit Lions football games in Tiger Stadium with "Buy Michi¬ gan football tickets" banners) In all fairness, the MSU hockey team is not mediocre. "Amo's Army" is no paper tiger: ■MARTY SOMMERNESS shocked the old guard, but it they play to win. The Spartan ed in the moody, delicate The first I State News Reviewer portion of the lights, exploding heavenly bod¬ sold tickets. icers are an action team that segues between several of the percussion introduction to "Big ies, rock music accompanied Of course, MSU administra¬ While far from being an band's selections. give the crowd what they come Bang" sounded like an exercise cartoons and flowing light clus¬ tors should not try the same for, entertainment and vic¬ ■avagent, mind - blowing, "Of Silver and Of Gold" and to increase muscle tone until ters all provided a feast for the tactic. The University would tories. This season may well be Tspangled production, A- "If You Found the Way" both other instruments besides the eyes. However, one can not look awfully dumb with a "Buy Ins Planetarium's "A.R.C. the time when East Lansing held the audience spellbound I is trap drum set were added to help but wonder about the MSU football tickets" banner becomes the home of a WCHA an entertaining multi- with the intertwining tonalities the wall of sound. originality of "Cosmic Radi¬ lia show. of the musician's instruments. floating over the domed Pontiac championship team. The group opened itself to ance's" lightshow since it con¬ he annual live rock concert Stadium, or the empty Tiger However, hockey at MSU, However, the music was not "classical rip-off' criticism tained bits and pieces of mater¬ Stadium. like other sports, suffers from I light show treated a capaci- without its flaws. when it ventured into the ial re-cycled from past planetar¬ laudience in the planetar- Canham's entertainment bus¬ the malady of mediocre man¬ Several times during the realms of Bizet's "Carmen" for ium programs. iness philosophy works. Michi¬ agement. )'s Sky Theatre Saturday performance, the vocal line its finale. "A.R.C. '75" is not a profound gan stadium is almost always Complaints have already sur¬ ningto a plethora of musical could be heard but not under¬ The rehashing of the opera's multi-media experience. The jammed with people for home faced about (guess what?) Jgery and seemingly tri-di- nsional graphics, stood. Whether the singer was themes sounded trite as a final portion of the show that receiv¬ football games. ticket sales procedures for hoc- not enunciating clearly, the selection to the otherwise en¬ ed the biggest ovation was an Of course, nothing succeeds he music for the show was speakers were positioned poor¬ tirely original programming. old cartoon of a hound dog like success, and that is some¬ ■vided by the quintet, "A ly or the sound system was As always, the light show chasing a rabbit, accompanied thing U - M Coach Bo Schem- Jl Moon Consort." Veterans acting up, the lyrics often came presented in the Sky Theatre by all sorts of electronic bleeps bechler understands com¬ ■a nationwide planetarium across as a garbled scat vocal. was vibrant and exciting. The — definitely not heavy mater¬ pletely. His teams win consis¬ Hr from 1971 to 1973, the "A Full Moon Consort's" graphics to "My Cousin on ial. However, "A.R.C. '75" is a fccians, who composed the tently. His teams entertain the ensemble playing was precise Uranus" aptly fit the fantasy fun way to spend an evening. fans. lority of the songs they and together, but several solo lyrics of "When Harold gets "A.R.C. '75" is scheduled to What kind of entertainment is [formed, proved their capa- passages seemed to be over-ex¬ ridiculous, they take him to play on selected dates at the there in Spartan Stadium, ex¬ |iv to communicate with their tended, repeating the same Uranus." Abrams Planetarium Sky The¬ cept an occasional grim comedy? ers. material ad nauseum. The squiggling atre through Nov. 23. e lines, flashing Hmmm. . . program's continuity I well-executed, as evidenc¬ open thursday and frlday nights until nine r RING DAY lly presents^ SAVE $10 JTfi The John Roberts RING SPECIALIST WILL BE AT SBS WED. THURS. & FRL, OC¬ TOBER 5th, 6th & 7th FROM 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. ILLS for up chilly days, it's hoods- for Miss J in soft I! WeDonel Kiva wool/nylon blend coats, at a super-saving price. . . 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LANSING LOOP for (continued from breaking the rules of biking. page 3) thatin most at fa"lt when case,,L J illttlOt loom owy <0 "lr~»M When bicycle accidents he l1? 4 CONTEST^ in¬ the Path of crease. campus police enforce an autn^* Call 394-1000 for routes traffic regulations more strict¬ turning^ & schedule information. ly, Lyon said. Word gets out . fortunately, j We're Golna YOUR Way I that tickets are being issued and result^ -7,3 vmi $30 bicyclists become more careful about obeying the rules. agents Pever b«n are ni"* , SECOND Comprehensive Treniportition Service in the Greeter Inning Ane. One reason so few citations CMt"CarCOll^J More PRIZE THIRD WIN! CAPITAL AREA are written to bikers of time and officers for is the lack compre¬ when two happens serious foj* bicycljjj hensive enforcement, Lyon most often^l PRIZE WIN! $1C iy TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY said. In addition, it is for an officer driving a patrol difficult car j!je "ther fast and t„ rJ J!'8 f« cross, apt rules of the game: □ Bowling Green v.s. Ohio U. in traffic to catch a bicyclist who neith! J can cut between buildings and disappear when he or she is ZJ* wel1 ■"Junes may protect1 result ' To enter, just place "X" in the box beside the team -20° Below pursued by police. There were 77 collisions tso I an you think Last year the DPS registered school year during tk, i«A weekend. The Football Contest is open to anyone except State News Herman Survivor 14,000 bicycles most recent on campus. The survey, done two attention which of the DPS J| r limited to just ONE entry employees but years ago, showed that almost In addition to per person, per week. movia* All weekly entries must be delivered to the State News Department office, Room 344 Student Services Advertising Boots half the bicycles campus are not operated on registered ei¬ tions. riders nf!■».'"*L ed bikes of may find tjl% later than 5 p.m. on the Building or postmarked no ther with the transportation. Thursday preceeding the games. University or the the DPS. This is C| The contest will continue through the weekend of November 25. Decision of the judges will be final and all entries become the property of the State from 34" City of East Lansing. This means that there 28,000 bicycles being ridden on could be demand basis, chained to wJ Winners will be announced two weeks News. trees prevent parking m| from today in the State News. FOXHOLE P.X campus during the peak hours of from groundTl class change. mowing lawns or J many bikers are building entrancesparkednl •Frandor During the 1974 - 75 school Open 7 days year there were about 60 bicycle a hazard thatti to THIS PAGE IS YOUR OFFICIAL ENTRY 351-5323 - car accidents. These accidents and out of people buildTl MjZfl FORM *Old World resulted in 44 cases of personal the Impounded bicycle, MILE west of Swainson may leave post faculty club. New OWN ROOM, utilities paid, $95 a ROSSIGNOL SKIS. Geze bind¬ house, four, five people. Two month. 402 Lynden, #11, 337- FIND A good home for your pet. CLOSE IN - lovely three bedroom, (continued from page 3) The first step, he ings. Trappeur size 12 boots. said, will baths, unfurnished. evenings. 5-11-10 882-8304 9885, Jim Back. 6-11-10 Daiwa poles. 5 $150. 332-0728. 5-11- Try the State News Classified Ads, 355-8255. Ask for Tippy. two bath home. Remodeled, car¬ peting, drapes, full basement, plus discuss the case, but refused to comment. Chief Justice Thomas come in two weeks or so he files renewed motions when to delivery 0f a Co|0r toh,mbyWish Si (.1 ATTRACTIVE THREE room unit. BLACK apartment. $39,900. 694-1106, G. Kavanagh said, "At some overturn the conviction. THREE OR four bedroom. Com¬ Full kitchen. $110 plus HAMILTON AUTOMATIC, com¬ LABRADOR puppies. 489-4029 evenings. 7-11-4 gas. Quiet, AKC, champion hunting stock. appropriate time, we will make Swainson faces a possible plete carpeted. Four piece bath. nonsmoker, (References). 663 bination reference table, drawing with Neat and clean. 694-3533. 5-11-10 8418, 482-2317. 10-11-14 board. 36x60. Straight edge. $350. 353-4126. 6-11-4 $100. After 7 p.m. 9410. 6-11-5 phone 627- EAST LANSING in Bailey area, close to MSU,. three bedroom statement." The seven-woman, five-man maximum sentence of 15 in prison and $6,000 fine. years thebriC?l FEMALE TO share room in house MASON TWO colonial, 114 baths, air, rec. room, jury acquitted Swainson on the The prejury charges - room combina¬ DOBERMAN FOUR" against on Beal Street. ALVAREZ 12 string guitar, model months, $62.50/month. tion, $90 a month, utilities includ¬ male. All fireplace in large living room, bribery conspiracy charge, but Swainson dealt with three de¬ 351-7074. 3-11-6 ed. 15 minutes to 5021 list $179.95, Now $139.00. shots, ears cropped, formal dining room, garage, large campus, share convicted a codefendant on the nials to a federal grand AKC, $150. 655-3154, evenings. jury large house. Call 676-4601. 6-11-4 MARSHALL MUSIC, East Lan¬ corner lot. Priced for quick sale - Swainson TWO BEDROOM house, fenced 6-11-7 same charge. earlier this year concerning two „ I yard. Partly furnished, near MSU. sing. C-1-11-4 $40,900. Phone 351-6767. 3^11-6 Kohl said he will continue a telephone calls with codefend¬ charged from withlcJJ fc $300/month. Security For Sale PURE BRED Pyrennes puppies. legal battle to overturn the ant Harvey Wish, a Wish, de,Xl 626-2259. 6-11-5 deposit. GOLF CLUBS and bag, left hand¬ BABY FURNITURE, GM portacrib, Jerry backpack, car¬ car seat, Shots. $100. Call 351-9289 even¬ ings. 10-11-13 [jitcrMtiN IB conviction or win a new trial. Detroit bail bondsman, and former government as a the alleged 2! • EAST LANSING, furnished four ed. $150, used one season. Call riage-stroller, tricycle. 351-6197. 2-11-5 GRANDMOTHERS HOUSE is long walk. Book now for Holidays. a transacti07> bedroom. $320/month, $240 de¬ 355-9809. 3-11-3 DOBERMANS AKC registered, - HARRINGTON; 351-8800. C-10- posit. Phone 351 -7446 or 332-6634 BEDS, SINGLE and double from ears cropped, shots. Phone 627- 11-14 and leave TELESCOPE UNIVERISTY optics. 4989 or 627-7809. 8-11-11 message. 6-11-5 6" astronomy reflector kit. $29.95. Bunk and twin beds $100. complete $89.95. Roll-a-way $34. RURAL TWO bedroom, duplex, air-conditioning, ranch, carpeted, Phone 676-4871. 6-11-6 POLAROID 95. Chests $19.95. Mattresses $15.95. STANLEY CAMPERS. AIREDALE PUPS, AKC, on champi¬ lines, affectionate, gentle, love Service ]§] Announcements for It's What's Community Bike Co-op, 211 full basement, garden plot, 1C SQUARE shooter 694-0478. 5-11-10 children. Phone 393-7799. 3-11-4 Happening must be received in the two. MAKE YOUR service available to Evergreen, Ave. runs repair class¬ miles east of M78. $225/month. Only used once. Asking $18. all students with a Classified ad. State News office, 341 Student es from 5 to 8 p.m. References and deposit. Call Har¬ Phone 355-2875. E-5-11-5 SONY TC-440 tape deck. Auto-re- FREE SHEPARD Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least to 4 p.m. Thursday and 1 pup - has shots, Advertise, call Carolyn,"""" Sunday. Come to open will be large two class days before old Roberts, 487-0333, BUTTER- verse, and echo. Professional dog. Brown, silver. publication. board meetings on the first — ... annual i MEN'S DOWN filled jacket, large. - 351-4693. E-5-11-10 No announcements will be and meeting at FIELD REALTY COMPANY, 484 Suede coat, size 42. $40. each. $250,351-4693. 6-11-11 FOR QUALITY Stereo service visit ed by phone. accept¬ third Wednesday of each month, Local 652, 7 p.m u,' 7403. 1-11-4 __ the STEREO SHOPPE, 555 East Union main lounge. UAW,' 4*7*1 E-5-11-10 HARMON KARDON Citation 12. Lansing. Student memhlSl FAMILY ONLY, Cooperative 60 watts RMS per channel, $250. I Mobile Homes ]}«*! Grand River.C-11-26 The MSU Railroad Club will Attention, fraternity, board are solicited. 1 townhouse, four bedroom, finish¬ GUITAR, MARTIN D-35, 1969. 337-0342. 6-11-5 MOBILE HOMES to sell or rent? ALTERATIONS DONE by experi¬ meet at 8:30 tonight, 332 Union to and co-op members: sorority ed basement. $151/month. Hardshell case. Excellent condi¬ discuss topics too obscene to The Inde¬ The Great In¬ State News can help you out... enced seamstress. Reasonable pendent Purchasing Assn. is look¬ Issues tion. $510 firm. 351-1361.6-11-11 BOOKS, 1870-1960, novels, histo¬ ofbi.1 cludes heat, water, garbage. Car¬ peted throughout, 114 baths. 393- ry, science and so forth. Phone Call Marie, price. Call anytime 355-1256.1-11- even mention in this fine publica- ing for two more board members to help rebuild the open afternoons, through Thursday. Ston fl J 1110.6-11-4 STEREO BANG and Oulffen. 3000 489-7255. 3-11-4 organization. 336 s,^£r MOBILE HOME, 1971 turntable, ALM speakers, Ken¬ 65x12 with 2' tip-out. Dutch Hills Schult. PLANT PARTIES, plant sales, United Way donations will be Come to a board meeting at 7:30 sBid7spin Bldg. Persons FEMINIST WOMEN wanted to wood KR-5200 receiver. 332-4584 COMPONENT STEREO system. accepted in the ASMSU business p.m. November 12, 311-B Student volunteers to needed Z] share three bedroom house. Call after 5 p.m. 3-11-6 Estates. Best offer. 339-3287 or special arrangements for dorma- Services Bldg. help yJj Caroline, 482-4267. 5-11-4 Amplifier, turntable, tape deck, four speakers. $200. Kirk, 332- 9.6-11-4 tories and Greek houses. 351- office, 307 Student Services Bldg., until November 20. PIRGIM work,for it. Contact J CAMERAS: CANON FT-1, Yashi- 3568. 3-11-4 60' MOBILE home. 7-11-12 We need you for the Auto Student Services JanaGreenbJ' BI-LEVEL DUPLEX, Pennsylvania ca Electra 35, Praktica Front kitchen, "The Lord is my Shepherd and Co-op board. There's one open¬ Bldg. Super TL, two bedroom. Excellent condition. BABYSITTING IN my home until ing. Contact Mark at the Com¬ and Miller Road. Two Petri and Leica. Telephoto bedrooms, lens, CURIOUS USED $3,495. Call 543-6371. 7-11-7 He knows I'm gay." This will be Legal Services will carpeted, dishwasher, air condi¬ Macro lens, Filters and accesso¬ 6pm. Monday - Friday. Close to munity Auto Co-op, 215 E. Kala¬ the discussion topic at the attorney available for studml tioned, storage space. $195 plus ries. Jenson Model BOOK SHOI* campus. 355-3055. 2-11-4 Gay mazoo St. or come to the 6 speakers, Liberation meeting, 8:30 Wednes¬ next sultation w7 - utilities. $300. Albums and tapes. Lots of CHAMPION 1970, three bedroom, meeting at 1 every No children or pets. hardbacks day night, 332 Union. People of all p.m. Thursday, at the throughout Fall Term, References. Call 393-4384 after 5 stereos under $100. 10-speeds paperbacks 12x65, carpeted, wooden shed, WRITING COACH. Six years ex¬ co-op. la¬ religious beliefs ments p.m. 6-11-4 from $40. TV's, furniture, leather comic books science fiction porch and skirting. $4000, 676- perience in manuscript editing- are welcome. Join the co-ops winter may be made Student Services *1 4153. Mason. 6-11-11 term! Bldg. coats. Come on in, we dicker and sports items proofreading. A. Cauley, 337-1501. Ski club GIRL, HOUSE mate needed. 519 deal in 3-1V5 meeting at 7 p.m. Taking applications now in the a friendly atmosphere. We magazines Wednesday, Coral Gables. Special Israel Awareness Weelr J Park Lane, 2 blocks room. 337-0303. 6-11-4 campus. Own buy, sell and trade. DICKER & DEAL, 1701 South Cedar. 487- 3071. Grand Mwr p»n fl :30-6 pm much uqre 332-01» | lost t Foniqi NEW BOARDING stables, Mecca sale will follow at the Freestyle co-op office, 311-B Student Ser¬ vices Bldg. Save money, make films, "War Tent is not on Yom Kip#! Hollow. 120x40 indoor arena. 200 Shop. friends, own your own Enough," "May J 3886. C-11-26 FIND SOMETHING housing Begin with Me." Two Rooms SEWING MACHINE Clearance If you've found a pet or article of acres of riding. Student rates. Come sing tonight with the cooperatively. Give us a call. all three showiiV fWO BASS reflex speakers. 8 Sale! Brand new portables $49.95, 332-0429. 10-11-6 today at 7 p.m. in* inch woofer and horn $5. per month. Large selection of value, we want to help you return Extant Madrigal Singersl Meet at The Michigan State Case Hall. Everyone is TROUBLE RENTING your room? tweeter. it. Just come into the Squash wi Call reconditioned State News 7:23 in the Music Club meets at 9 p.m. Try the State News Classifieds, Sam, 351-1789. 5:30-7:30 p.m. used machines. Classified Department and tell us EXPERIENCED GUITAR teacher Building Lobby. Tuesdays at 5-11-4 Singers, Whites, Necchi's, New for all styles, beginner through Join usl the squash courts, Men's IM Brown bag lunch, W call Tippy at 355-8255. you want to place an ad in EAST for ladder play, round Bldg. from 12 to 1 p.m. in Home and "many others". $19.95 advanced. First lesson V4 off. robins and 6 LANSING STATE BANK'S Found instruction. Everyone Services Bldg, sponsored FOUR BLOCKS from SANSUI 50 watt Metrotec Frequency amplifier, $105. to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 1115 Column. As a public service EAST 351-3100, Don. 4-11-4 International meets at Folk Dancing 8 tonight in the Union experienced or not. welcome, Women's Resource Center. J Jl campus. Equalizer, Furnished, private entrance, call $65. Masterwork 30 watt LANSING STATE BANK will run Tower Room. Dances from all speaker is Beverly 337-0678. 6-11-4 $60. Eico Quad receiver, North Washington. 489-6448. C- the ad at no Instrictioi St. John's 21 Club will meet at the Lansing Feminist ButhwiiJJ inch speakers. adapter. Orbit II 8 11-26 EAST LANSING cost to you I over the world will be danced. All are welcome. taught and 9:30 Wednesday Credit|j| Sanyo car tape. ADVERTISE YOUR particular in¬ night in the NEVER BEEN used 8-track car STATE BANK Ski Team ROOMS $27.75 weekly. $5.75 Evenings, Ric, 349 2792 3 11-4 tape deck, speakers. $50. Call struction with a Classified ad. Call upper lounge, M.A.C. Avenue. Our discussion will cover 203 Men's IM Meeting at? J nightly plus tax. Includes member¬ Carolyn at 3 Pomology Club will hold an hayride Bldg All L 355-2062. E-5-11-4 FOUND: CASH. and interested in racing ship priviledges. YMCA. 489-6501. SKI BOOTS: Milan, Kastinger, BE able to East Lansing. organizational meeting at 7 to¬ proposed events. All are Ski Team, please attend, withtliel 5-11-6 Rieker, sizes 514 -10 & 13. Never identify clearly. 337- EMPLOYERS ARE calling us for night, 205 Horticulture Bldg. Ev¬ welcome. SKINNY? NEED warm coat? Lea¬ 9676. 4-7pm, only. C-3-11-5 worn, $35. 349-0151. E-5-11-10 our graduates. If eryone invited. Bring your ideas. ther, fur lined dress coat. Only $40. you need a skill, Grow an avacado tree aim SINGLES - WE have free call us. Individually Social Science in Scandinavia 337-0664. E-5-11-5 LOST. GOLD hoop taught with chance at a 10-speed bike, roommate service. Own room as TEXAS INSTRUMENTS SR earring, design qualified instructor. 90 hour The Red Cedar Chapter of the Spring Term in Copenhagen, Bf low as $90/month. 351-6168 or 50, with two Summer term in Stockholm. ter your seed this weel like new, $65. Must sell. 351-8155 rams. Reward, 337-9566. course with choice of class hours. Michigan Botanical Club will meet 351-7910. 0-5-11-7 APPLES,PEARS, sweet ciderT 3-11-5 VA Approved. Located on at 7:30 tonight, 168 Plant Meeting for interested 10:30,- and 5:00 at the after 8:30 p.m., Dave. 5-11-10 BLOSSOM ORCHARDS, 2 miles the Biology students at 7:30 Horticulture Building. north of Leslie on Hull Road (Old corner of Jolly and Aureliuff roads. Laboratory. The speaker is Dr. tonight, C1 Wilson Hall. LOST: WHITE, male Sponsored by the Office of Over¬ U.S. 127) Hours: 9-5, closed blue-eyed Call 393-8615, SPARTAN KEY¬ Cooper and the topic is "Environ¬ cat, Crane Street area. Please call mental Concerns to the State." seas Studies. Call for information. Need people to be frL PUNCH ACADEMY. 10-11-5 The Mondays. Gift packages shipped 337-2207. 3-11-5 developmental^ handicapped! by United Parcel. Phone 1-589- sons, including the mentaHyP The Fund for Animals, MSU HRI: Henrici's restaurants will 8251 0-11-26 LOST: GRAY and white female cat. Pregnant, cute, small. InnnswtittlB Chapter, yyill present Joan Brig- give a presentation to the Hospi¬ tarded. Credit available. Votuq Creative 332- ham, naturalist, who will discuss tality Associations 7:30 Wednes¬ programs, Citizen's GIBSON LES Paul custom. With 0112, days, 337-0490 evenings. YOUR TYPING services are need¬ the endangered species of Michi¬ day night, 73 Kellogg Center. Meeting and training at 7l hard case. Excellent condition. 5-11-6 ed badly by studentsl Advertise gan. The bald eagle is featured. Refreshments will be served. Wednesday and Thursday,! $350. 353-1572 Chris. 3-11-5 with an ad, Carolyn at 355-8255. 8:30 Wednesday night, 336 Union. Bessey H FOUND: GREY male kitten 2-4 Landlord hassles? THORENS TD-125 professional TYPING - TERM papers and Legal Ser¬ months, 10-23-75. Mobile Home There will be vices will be MSU Folksong Society™ turntable, cost $450, will sell for % Manor. 351-8844; 351-0609. C-3- theses. Experienced, fast sen/ice. a meeting of offering tenants survival kits every day in 307 8:15 every Tuesday night L Printed Pattern price. 339-3640. 2-11-4 11-5 IBM electric. Call 349-1904. X-18- Telescope, the campus affairs Old 11-10-Z television show, at 6 tonight in the Student Services Bldg. A $1.50 College Hall, Union Grill Union Activities Board office, 2nd deposit is required but will be songs to share. Come ore air EXCELLENT CONDITION Koflach LOST: Leather key ring with IRENE ORR. Theses, term papers, floor Union. All those interested in returned. Each kit contains infor¬ ski boots. Mens 9 N or ladies 10 N. "Psychology of picture of owl and large number of mation on - Best offer. 217 Yakeley. 355-7289. general typing. Formerly with Ann appearing in or working on the security deposits, ness," a Free U colloquium,! keys. 339-9078. 3-11-6 Brown. Call 482-7487. C-11-26 show, please attend. leases and form letters to land¬ 5-11-10 meet at 7 tonight, 219 BerkeyJ lords. LOST: 10/29 Hosier's Bag - New Tonight's topic: "Can an Inr PIONEER-DIRECT DRIVE. PL-71, COMPLETE DISSERTATION and Undergraduate Microbiology gence Study itself?" Issur jacket, Berkey and Grand River. Club will meet from 7 to 8 Is government Shure, V15 III with 50 hours use. 353-1385. 3-11-4 resume service. Printing, IBM tonight, inherently im¬ scientific theory, epistemoL $250. 489-7948. 3-11-6 146 Giltner Hall. All MPH under¬ moral? This and other typing, binding. Printing from your fascinating and philosophy of the mindwl plain paper originals. Corner graduates are requested to attend questions will be discussed at the FOUND: 10-30, presented. FISHER KX-100 amplifier, KM-60 Young male shep¬ M.A.C. and Grand River. Below this year's opening MSU Libertarian Alternative Meet¬ herd husky, light fawn color. meeting. Jones Stationery Shop. 9-5, Mon¬ ing, 9 p.m. tonight, C 112 Wells tuner, Garrard changer, EV12 inch Naomi, 677-2971. C-3-11-5 Hall. Newcomers welcome. Israel Awareness TacHs J speakers. $75, 353-7834. 1-11-4 day - Friday. Call COPYGRAPH MSU Promenaders are at 7:00 Lupu speaks on "Won* SERVICE, 337-1666. C-11-26 Kibbutz." Also speakers anc tonight in Brody Multi Purpose J SEARS KENMORE washer and dryer. Mint condition. portable Q DO YOU have Personal / ANN BROWN PRINTING & TY¬ Room C. Happy Hunting. "The Social Responsibility of the Scientist" will be the the meeting of the Honors topic for mation on job and study opr .tunities in Israel for Amerir $200. Call Mary, 355-7981. a unique personal PING. Dissertations, College 8:30 Wednesday night in Ml 3-11-6 need or item for sale? Advertise! general printing. Serving MSU for resumes, Driviit Contemporary Thought Series. Union. Everyone welcome, j VASQUE BOOTS. 11% Medium. Call Carolyn at 355-8255. 26 years with complete thesis Everyone is welcome to the meet¬ Worn once, don't fit. $47 FROM MICHIGAN & ing at 4 p.m. today in the Eustace new, service. 349-0850. C-11-26 Waverly to Psychology Club will mwtj now $35. 355-8217 INSTANT CASH. WAZOO RE¬ Grand River Et Collingwood. Leav¬ Hall lounge. Refreshments will be after 7pm. p.m Wednesday, 111 OldsJ CORDS buys your EXPERIENCED TYPING, IBM ing 7:25 a.m., returning time served. El5"i1l7_ albums. Rock, good used lectric. Theses and term se- predetermined. 372-3087 after 2 not Employment night for care"- jazz, classical, papers. mental health, including $l» SEARS 7 foot dooi table. blues. Any p.m.-10 3-11-4 Taiwan Week (November 3-8) $125. quantity. $1.00-$1.50 University Village. 355-5862. 2-11- p.m. from the Dept. of Mental Hei Three piece bedroom suit per disc. 223 activities include Taiwanese exhi¬ and springs, $195. mattress Abbott, 337-0947. Community Mental Health ■ 18-11-26 $30. Forty foot extension $30. 349-4536. 3-11-5 Lawn Mower ladders TYPING SERVICE: Dissertations, [ Mill ll^l bits, Chinese Acrobats of Taiwan, Symposium: The Taiwan Issue, Mental Retardation. Everyone vited. J FREE...A Lesson in term papers, etc. Pica. Experienc¬ FROM Symposium Reception and Din¬ complexion LANSING Mall area / KENWOOD 6400 $285. Sansui881 care. Call 484-4519 East Michigan ed. Phone 485-3109 after 5:30. Worthmore St. to Brody Dorm. ner, Feature Film and Cultural Shows. Everyone welcome. Con¬ MSU Sports Car Clubwillnl or 485-7197 Lansing Mall. MERLE 3-11-6 at 8:30 tonight, 331 Union, to* $325. Pioneer 1010 $450. Leaving 6:30 a.m., returning 3:30 tact the Asian Studies Center. Others NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. this term's road ralley «»■ available. All units p.m. Phone 627-4477 after 6 p.m. factory sealed C-11-26 EXPERIENCED TYPIST, resumes, distribute gymkhana with full manufacturers term papers. Reasonable 3-11-4 The Campus Hostel Club will resul,sJT enthusiasts welcon*| Brian 351-8980. 6-11-10 warranty! and fast. have a ski and party touts hrsaul Close, 337-2254, George. 6-11-10; meeting at 9 tonight, r® Leaving from Grand Rapids at 5 to MSU. Returning at 10 p.m. Ph. 101 Bessey Hall. Find out about Attention Medical Techrj- (rtj IB GUNS, RIFLES and Handguns of all kinds. BEST year'round Buy, trade and sell. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY gets at¬ tention! Box in your ads. For PURR-FECT TYPE. Accurate per¬ sonal and professional IBM Seven years experience. One typing. 616-774-9156 after 7 p.m. except on Tuesday. 3-11-5 various inexpensive hosteling-ski- ing programs being offered by the American Youth Hostels. Majors: The second issue oj Med Tech "Scope" is now m prices in south¬ better results advertise nowl Mar¬ day able in 101 Giltner Hall. ern Michigan. Remington 30-06 service. 351-7610. 8-11-10 Whip up snuggly boots for automatic, $180 garet, 355-8255. each. holiday, birthday gifts! 12 guage automatic Remington UNIGRAPHTCS Crochet high boots deer slayer, HAPPY BIRTHDAY Frank! OFFERS - knit $214.50 each. BOB'S GUN 20 COMPLETE DISSERTATION and low boots! Use 2 strands knit¬ 2412 South Cedar. Call SHOP, years old and still fresh as a ting worsted together for both 371-2244. baby's resume service, IBM typing, edit¬ bottom. Love, Joe. 1-11-4 LEARN ABOUT styles. Easy, quick for last- 0-J1_26 ing, multilith offset printing, type¬ minute gifts. Pattern 7214: HAPPY setting and binding. We encour¬ STATE GOVERNMENT Sizes S, M, L included. LENS PRECISION ground in our BIRTHDAY, Liannal Sey¬ age comparative shopping. For lab. OPTICAL mour, Salome, Curly, Larry, Moe, estimate stop in at 2843 East (AND ENJOY IT!) $1.00 for each pattern, Add DISCOUNT, 2615 25C each pattern for first-class East Michigan. Igor, Guenevere, Janis, Suzie and Grand River or phone 332-8414. Inches seem to melt from Lansing. 372-7409. Barb. 1-11-4 r mail and handling. Send to: your figure as this INCHES C-5-11-7 0-18-11-26 Everyone deals with some state department ^ SLIMMER Style melts its way at one time or another. Now, WKAR-TV-23's Alice Brooks Needlecraft Dept. down to a rippling Ideal for jers„y, knit, hemline. faille. MARANTZ 18 STEREO with scope, Sony TA1150 Stereo receiver [~Real Estate Jifcj EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis¬ sertations (pica-elite). FAYANN, capital correspondent Tim Skubick takes you behind the scenes to discover the real work¬ Michigan State News, Printed Pattern 4766: Misses' an.p Sony, SQD2020 quad deco¬ HAVE YOU tried and tried to sell 126 489-0358. C-11-26 Box 163, Old Chelsea Sta.,New Sizes 8,10, 12, 14,16,18, 20. der, Dual 1218 changer, ings of everything from bill writing to lobby¬ Size 12 (bust 34) takes 2% Pioneer your house? Advertise with an ad. York, NY 10011. Print Name, TX7100 tuner, Marantz 1200 Carolyn.? TYPING BY the hour. Drop off ing to the governor's electric signature yards 60-inch fabric. ste¬ Address, Zip, Pattern Number. reo amp, Kenwood 4140 receiver, sen/ice. MORE than ever before! 200 $1.00 for each pattern. Add Secretarial assistance. Electro-voice interface A LOVELY TO look at, easy to own. Garrard 0-100 changer. speakers! 25« for each pattern for first- 694-0222. If no answer, 393-2499. designs plus 3 free printed in¬ class mail and Two 0-18-11-26 side NEW 1976 NEEDLECRAFT handling. Send Many test¬ story, five bedrooms, all t0: ed and guaranteed TV remodeled! Southend. Two CATALOG! Has everything. 75c. sets, type¬ lots, Crochet with Squares Anne Adams writers, headphones, portable and $21,900/might trade or carry con¬ $1.00 clock radios, pocket Crochet a Wardrobe tract. 351 0946 $1.00 calculators, evenings, 339-8236 Nifty Fifty Quilts Pattern Dept. portable cassette daytime, Monday-Friday. 10-11-5 $1.00 recorders, car RIDE TO Florida for winter break Ripple Crochet $1.00 tape systems. 500 used Michigan State News, 116 8-track Will share driving, expenses. Call Sew + Knit Book $1.25 tapes. $.50 - $1.50. Hundreds of CLOSE TO faculty club. New 243 West 17 St., New split Bob, 332-1393. 3-11-6 Needlepoint Book $1.00 York, NY used stereo albums. $.50 $1.00 level. Three bedrooms, two Flower Crochet Book 10011. Print NAME, ADDRESS, New CB equipment - baths, $1.00 family room. $5,000 down, assume Hairpin Crochet Book ZIP, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Robyn, Cobra TEACHER WANTED to teach a $1.00 Pace. WE TAKE 7 %% Instant Crochet Book TRADES. WIL¬ mortgage, 353-7212, 882 preschooler a foreign language, $1.00 SAVE $5 to $50 when you COX SECONDHAND 8304 Instant Macrame Book $1.00 STORE, 509 evenings. 10-11-17 fee negotiable. 351-8999. 7-11-12 sew it yourself! New East Michigan, Lansing. 485-4391. Instant Money Book $1.00 tops, pants, skirts, dresses in NEW (Big Green Building). C-1-11-4 Complete Gift Book $1.00 FALL-WINTER PATTERN CAT¬ VACANT LOT. East Jolly Road, Complete Afghans #14 $1.00 ALOG! 100 styles, free Okemos school district. 12 Prize Afghans #12 -50 < pattern 100 USED VACUUM 100'x283' Book of 16 Quilts #1 coupon. Send 75*. Cleaners. $2800, terms available. Phone Ad. 50< Sew + Knit Book Tanks, cannisters, and 372-0352. 7-11-6 Museum Quilt Book #2 $125 uprights. _50# Instant Money Crafts $1.00 Guaranteed one full year. $7.88 SHARE EXPENSES Louisville to 15 Quilts for Today #3 .. 50< Instant Sewing Book $1.00 and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING FOR LEASE or sale. Nasnville route, (anywhere in Book of 16 Jiffy Rugs 50# Instant Fashion Book $1.00 COMPANY, 316 North Jewelry store Tennessee), Thanksgiving, Christ¬ Cedar. in Old World Opposite City Market. 0-11-26 Village Mall. 485- mas. 349-3106 befwe;1Mm. after 8477.8-11-6 ft*". 241-4 " - " - n stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 4, 1975 11 THE SMALL SOCIETY TONIGHT by Brickman mill programs Tickets on Sale For Mott |Vid«0 Everyday - All Rights Reserved - Dickinson Newspaper Services [ iWJW™ °*,r0" 10 WIIXTV. Jock ton JD6T te-ZPYODg f 3WKZO TV.Kolomo.oo IJ 25 WfYI-TV. 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(23) Lilias, Yoga 8t You p Of Eddie's Fither That was the reaction of dress manufacturer Abraham k For Women Only (50) Popeye 4:00 Zapruder as he watched, through his home movie pssic Theatre Preview camera's viewfinder, President John F. FRANK & ERNEST Sponsored by: (2) Mike Douglas Kennedy's skull •Hey Today |ck LaLanne uvall 9:55 (3) Musical Chairs (4) Somerset (5) Movie (6) Confetti! blown away 22, 1963. in Dallas' Dealey Plaza at 12:30 p.m., Nov. Almost 12 years later, that same emotional outburst has become the title of a book questioning the Warren by Bob Thaves zm 10% MSU DISCOUNT 10:00 mbit (7) You Don't Say Commission's decision concerning the assassination. |0) Celebrity Sweepstakes (8) Gilligan's Island (9) Coming Up Rosie "'They've Killed the President!': The Search for the * Street Murderers of John F. (10) Friends Kennedy," By Robert Sam Anson, a WHEN I HAVE kimper Room 456-page Bantam Books extra, is scheduled for publica¬ Ntroit Today (12-13) Mickey Mouse Club tion this month. 10:15 (14) Daytime INDICATION X What this book seeks to do, on the basis of the avail¬ (23) Mr. Rogers [endly Giant (25) Yogi & Friends able evidence," wrote Anson in the book's introduction, CAN DO A PERFECT 10:30 I'll) Wheel (41) Batman "is to establish a few core facts ->■ Of Fortune (50)3 Stooges "That there was a conspiracy; that (Lee Harvey) IMPRESSION OF Jtroit W/Dennis Wholey 1 Dressup 4:30 oswald, whether he fired at the President or not, was licy (3) Dinah! implicated in the crime by the intentional use of a look- HENPV Kissinger. ■on Don't Say (4) Mod Squad alike, a common practice in intelligence work; that vital Zoo Revue (6-8) Partridge Family information about Oswald's and (Jack) Ruby's back¬ f«A//-V #revision screens have grounds was deliberately withheld from the Warren ■nind a phospher coating, SONY Commission by the CIA and the FBI -- everTrinitron ■ screen is a pattern of Phospher stripes;'unlike a dot pattern, "And, working from those facts, to present a reason¬ CROSSWORD pipes have less space between them. So able explanation for the events in Dealey Plaza and the TUESDAY'S PUZZLE rf °r beams hit more phospher; and the coverup that followed. An accounting will be given, one % ?dvance HIGHLIGHT! ACROSS ■ greater color 28. Small armed saturation; greater clarity, which points in a certain direction, not at individuals but 1. Greek letter boat n3TdTrinitron 1 ™ ln,ensitV' The Color unique Sony at groups, seemingly separate entities whose interests, 6. Ancient political 29. Mastic 9' "ou II see. System is very assemblies 30. Rebound in fact, make them one," wrote Anson. 12. Celebes oxen 31. Principle A business man creates the 8:00 PM The 30-year old Anson is executive producer for "perfect" alibi to cover the 13. Thin printed 32. Cried (CBS) Good Times fabric 33. Galatea's special events for New York television station WNET burning of his own business. 14. Digestive and national political correspondent for New Times James and Florida support rival beloved 16. Cleave 35. 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Sometimes intimidation can be the most effective form of devastation. Jousting through the battle dance each contestant moves to find the openings of weakness. The judges decide the winner and the combatants bow to each other in friendship and respect. For the individuals involved, the colored belts set up the pecking order of who has advanced how far. Everyone wears the same loose-fitting white garmets. Feet are left bare. In karate the mind and the body are the only weapons used. Contestants in the lower orders move choppily, looking like playground Bruce Lees. Watching their stiffly held open hands reminds you of the party when a karate chop to a board only yielded pain. Members of the higher ranks move with the timeless of precision a beast of prey. Hair matted in sweat, their faces contort as screams summon energy up from the very pit of their bodies. Uncoiling like raged vipers the arms strike out hard and fast. There will be a winner, then the screams will turn to bows. 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