Senate lawyers WASHINGTON (AP) - Hundreds of thousands of Americans •jag from suspected Communists to women's liberationists have You know what it is. You are done, I here is not one say have just 34 days in which to do it... You FBI harassed King sample was sought for an operation to prevent Young's 1972 of ® the targets of FBI investigations which turned up almost no way out for you." election. Young is black. King, including 16 electronic bugs and a number of telephone ^tion of any value, top lawyers for the Senate intelligence iniiU1?1a J ° S™others- minority the letter was counsel for the committee, The agent, Arthur Murtagh said his supervisor at the Atlanta wiretaps, Smothers said. The committee lawyers produced a 1963 FBI memo stating that anittee said Tuesday. accompanied by personal material FBI bureau told him massing to King which Smothers presumed would be made Washington headquarters had asked him to get the bureau's aim was "taking him (King) off his pedestal and le lawyers also revealed new evidence of FBI attempts to public when King received the Nobel samples of Young's handwriting. Murtagh told newsmen after his jeditthe late civil rights leader Martin Luther King, and one Prize. reducing him completely in influence." "-Walter Mondale, D-Minn., said he understood that King testimony he believes the FBI planned to use the handwriting to The FBI also attempted to prevent a university which had ft which King reportedly considered a suggestion that he . , forge signatures on letters designed to cause dissension unit suicide. l ne t BI a ,er tu rm t0 be a su^estion that he commit suicide. black leaders in Atlanta. among awarded an honorary degree to the late FBI Director J. Edgar so attempted to locate a new "national Negro leader" Hoover from making a similar presentation to King, Smothers said. ■hey made public an anonymous letter which they said was sent who would fill the void if the At the Senate committee, chief counsel F.A.O. Schwarz III said FBI was successful in In addition, he said, it sought to prevent [jug's wife 34 days before he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize as a leader of the civil rights eliminating King the letter to King's wife "included materials the FBI had King from a meeting with his since been found in FBI files. King was awarded the prize on movement, the lawyers said. gathered the Pope and warned then-Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York A former FBI agent, meanwhile, told the House illegally or improperly through taps and bugs and so forth." 16,1964. intelligence Mondale said some of the bugs had been installed against meeting with King. committee, that he once refused orders to obtain in King's hotel The anonymous letter was found in the files of former FBI letter said: "King, there is only one thing left for you to do. sample of Rep. Andrew Young, D-Ga., because he handwriting a rooms. assistant director William Sullivan, but Sullivan has denied believed the The FBI conducted "the most writing complete surveillance imaginable" the letter and claims it was planted there, Schwarz said. |afe doubli minent South African blacks face udent By MIKE ARNETT State Newa Staff Writer white enforced apartheid -state Dept. of Education is consider- Last week at MSU, a doubling the fee required for state documentary film — John Vorster who has been serving for two tans." These parcels are some of the most "The Last Grave at Dimbaza" had its -teed loans. — terms. South Africa is prospering, but its arid and least fertile land in South Africa, premiere showing tn Michigan. There is - fee is now one-half of one per cent of "apartheid" philosophy has not changed yet these parcels hold almost all of the nothing really extraordinary about that fact with the times. loan. The proposal would increase the country's Africans. alone. But "Last Grave at Dimbaza" is a ent to one per cent. Africans can be in the urban areas only if somewhat special film, since it is one In South Africa, 87 per cent of the land is - than 4,400 MSU students used the of the their jobs require it, for Africans are legally few films, according to some, that depicts reserved for the whites. The rest of the land guaranteed loan program last year, accurately the racial situation in South is divided into 250 parcels called "Bandus- aliens when they travel outside the Bandus- 2,148 students obtaining loans from Africa; it had to be smuggled out of that (continued on page 8) te lenders and 1,256 borrowing direct- country, and MSU has one of the very few MSU. copies of the film. proposal under consideration would In this story, staff writer EUen the amount paid to the state for Sponseller attempts to teU. what the film also tells, with -teeing a loan from $7.50 to $15 on a aid from discussions with James of $1,500. Hooker, MSU professor of African History, and state program insures lenders that members of the Southern African Liberation of up to $1,500 a year will be paid back Committee, apart of the East Lansing Peace to the lenders by the state in case of Education Center. on payments by the borrower, By ELLEN SPONSELLER t Cummings, supervisor of the State News Staff Writer ™t Guaranteed Loan Office of the When Nana Mahomo escaped from a of Education, said Tuesday there are Johannesburg prison in 1960, he fled from reasons for the proposed increase, South African authorities in London, where most important one is that we need he began working to alert the world to the e the percentage of reserve cash conditions of his black fellow countrymen in bind compared to the amount that has South Africa. guaranteed in loans," Cummings said. Mahomo had been thrown in prison other thing that's been a part of the because he had helped organize a demon¬ ■for this proposed increase is that the stration by black workers in Sharpville and of defaults on these loans has Langa, two desperately poor, black areas on ," he said. the edges of two of the biggest cities in South ngs said that even if the increase Africa, Johannesburg and Capetown. ed, Michigan students will still be The peaceful demonstration had collapsed in advantage compared to some other to violence when South African police began "ts in states with guaranteed loan firing randomly, killing many of the black workers. Mahomo and others were arrested Ohio, students have to pay the state a and thrown into jail until they were lucky to on a loan every year they are in school," escape or die. nid. "Here in Michigan, the fee is only In 1973, fugitive Mahomo crossed the bor¬ ' once, in the year the loan is made." der back into South Africa, SN photo/Sharon Pryor bringing with ce the him a team of English guaranteed loan program was Wendy Moy, 18, a freshman in the arts and letters college, finds it photographers and in 1962, 137,000 students have had film equipment. In the next much easier to study in her "favorite tree" over by Morrill Hall rather dangerous "ion in loans guaranteed. months, Mahomo posed as houseboy and than in East Wilson, where she resides. carpenter, worker and miner, to obtain (continued on page 6) telltale footage of white opulence and black sub-existence in his country. Cameras followed blacks in their "home¬ breaking into engineering lands," desolate windswept waste areas the omen whites have no use for; whites at "white only" restaurants, beaches, hotels and streetcars; black workers in the mines, in the schools, in the fields and all the ind opportunities are expanding manifestations of the strict South African "apartheid" policy, keeping blacks legally separate from all opportunities of white life in that country. »y CAROL KLOSE of stereotypes of the job of engineers. Dusen said. Film and crew were then smuggled back M News Staff Writer M, once the bastion of male Jteers, appears to be losing its - "Society is changing," said Tony Rogal- Van Dusen said that a significant number ski, asst. director of Placement Services. "It of women have taken the necessary back¬ used to be that people thought engineers ground courses in high school but simply out of the country to England, where the film was edited and turned into a docu¬ Professor cites dispute mentary, "Last Grave at Dimbaza." have never considered the field. Women are • sex status, according to recent wore hard hats and went out to the site and Twenty copies of the film were made and ,and MSU figures. not disadvantaged when they enter the got dirty." strife-stricken Angola shown at MSU last week. Mahomo in one was [j* number of field because they usually have had the »t MSU has women in engineering "Engineering isn't really muscle work. may come to speak at MSU in late January. increased by 29 per cent There is no reason a woman can't perform background, he said. However, the film, and its implications, all from last One group on campus strives to aid those fall, College of En¬ all the tasks required of an engineer." speak for themselves. 's? statistics show. women who decide to puruse engineering. Nationally, the George Van Dusen, asst. dean of the South Africa has a population of approxi¬ By ELLEN SPONSELLER tinho Neto, is a well of women in The Society of Women Engineers, a - respected poet, college engineering College of Engineering, attributes the rise mately 10 million, seven million of which are State News Staff Writer educated in Portugal. has risen by 69 national organization has been increasing per cent since last in women pursuing engineering to the African. But the three million whites, most Angola, the resource - rich African "Neto is what Europeans would call a its efforts at MSU this year to offer increasing social acceptability of the occu¬ of British and Dutch descent, control the country which was given its independence 'man of culture'," Hooker said. "He appeals are 287 women in activities for women engineering majors engineering at pation. government and every facet of society. Nov. 10 after 400 years of colonial rule by to '"is year out of a total and help them with their problems, said South Africa seceded in 1960 from the journalists and intellectuals." engineering "The opportunity has always been avail¬ Portugal, is involved in a bloody civil war able but only recently have women been Wendy Baker, adviser to the group, British Commonwealth and formed its own On the other hand, Hooker said the "tnt graduated °* 2,728. Twenty - two years (continued on page 9) which is becoming increasingly interna¬ leader of the FNLA, Holden Roberto, was only four women in encouraged to enter engineering," Van government. The current prime minister is tional in scope and is tearing the country "the last person you could call an intellec¬ '* apart. Urease in the number of tual. Roberto is a man of the people." women James Hooker, MSU professor of African Hooker said Roberto has more ^engineering fields is mostly attri- ,a greater awareness of women history, said the conflict is an international from the Congo than the MPLA does. support dispute where Africa is once again being e»gineering fields and the breakdown used as a pawn. Finally, Hooker said that UNITA was Three rival nationalist movements have easily the weakest of the factions. He said caused an estimated 20,000 deaths in the UNITA's leader Jonas Savimbi used to be acquitted last eight months. But it is the Soviet Union, China and the United States that are part of MPLA, but left for personal reasons and formed UNITA and a shaky coalition inside funnelling arms and funds into Angola. with the FNLA. fall charge "The Russians are going all out to put the Chinese down," Hooker said. "It is a lot and South Africa is also supporting UNITA finding itself in an ironic situation, Hooker said. He said South Africa was in President Ford may soon tip his hand on New York City, and it more Chinese - Russian dispute than Jjin, former ASMSU president, was may not be full of jokers. On page 2. anything, with Africa being used once Angola because of commercial interests and --Tuesday by the All-University again." because of strong anti - communist senti¬ udiciary (AUSJ) of any wrongdo- The latest on God, MSU, strange sex, Richard Nixon: a story on ment. Angola's leftist Popular Movement, • „ ed the disturbance of an graffitti. On page 5. MPLA, has been strongly supported by the But, Hooker said, South Africa finds itself -^meetingMay 5. Soviets. According to reports, Russian 120 on the same side as China in opposing the TLASvMSU Board member William Some students have taken issue with the security,™ lack of it, rockets, artillery, mortars, armored Soviet Union backed MPLA and can - only inSe mm charged Cain and two other long lines that form at ticket booths. On p*e 14. cars, assault rifles and personal weapons rationalize their position by believing that vi«i 8 Union (SWU) organizers are being flown in daily. China poses no major threat and is only in -v. "ig two student ordinances weather Opposing the MPLA are the Liberation the war to antagonize Russia. . 8 May 5 meeting where a Front, FNLA, backed by China, the United Currently, the FNLA and UNITA, joined J over P with SWU the Labor Relations Office's Drag those cutoffs out of the mothballs kiddies You're gonna see States and Zaire, and the Union for Total in an uneasy alliance of military expedience, got out of hand. that summer-type weather today with a high in the low to Independence, UNIT A, supported by South hold the northwest and the south of Angola -juT? p. had been against ^appeared at the AUSJ trial last the other two dropped earlier and gsi-ss"*"— Africa. Hooker said the MPLA is press receiving good generally because its leader, Agos- and are trying to crush the MPLA, which controls Luanda, the capital, central and the diamond - rich northeast. Angola 2 Michigon Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, N°vember „ , NYC may get aid after defaul WASHINGTON (AP) York City's cash-flow require¬ federal rulings on day-to-day fatal for the city if an aid - bill was unuuiKig wij do not have pro¬ He also President Ford told New York ments for the said he coming year of operations of New York City. not passed by Congress by Dec. mises of enough votes, but tk , Republicans Tuesday that he has not changed his position on $1.3 billion. An administration source said 1, the day the city could go into looking at the uncommitted P"*til. »»«id iLi? Rumsfeld confirmed Asked if the President would Monday ilight that Ford is default. But Reuss said it was members, I think it would by Senate legislation to aid New York City but go along with legislation pend¬ leaning toward a $2.5 billion, important for the House to pass ft*-* J* WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate confirmed President appears to be close to ing in Congress to aid New York short-term measure. an aid bill before Congress Ford's choice of Donald Rumsfeld as the nation's new approving some kind of financial City, Javits said, "There's been Rep. Henry S. Reuss, D- begins its Thanksgiving recess But Albert said a great deal aid, Sen. Jacob K. Javits, no change in position." Wis., chairman of the House at the end of the week. would depend on the White secretary of defense by a vote of 95 to 2 Tuesday. R-N.Y., said after a meeting at After the confirmation vote, the Senate Meanwhile, a House bill pro¬ Banking Committee, said that As for the vote forecast, House position. by voice vote the White house. viding financial aid for New New York Gov. Hugh Carey has House "There is still some passed a resolution commending outgoing secretary James speaker Carl Albert said negoti¬ Javits said the President R. Schlesinger. would issue a statement today. York City was pulled back from floor debate pending the an¬ told him that it would not be Tuesday that "the whip count ating going on," Albert said. J«y. act on ,niid" Housetopasses one. Considered shrewd and ambitious, the 43 - Ford has opposed federal aid year - old nouncement from Ford. Rumsfeld is expected to work more closely with the White for the city, but has indicated he The President met during the House than the ousted Schlesinger. He has been mentioned would approve restructuring federal bankruptcy laws to afternoon with his economic FUNDING FROM EMPLOYES ONLY as a possible vice presidential candidate next year, a advisers and later with mem¬ assist the city after a default on bers of the New York prospect he declined to rule out during his confirmation congres¬ its obligations. sional delegation. hearing. "A plan to deal with the short- Firms The aid legislation is h flow problem comes the closest expected NASA employes went hunting to, what I believe will enlist a positive response from the to be brought House floor debate. up today for A compromise worked out can WASHINGTON (AP) — A congressional panel says a small President," Javits said. over the weekend would extend number of National Aeronautics and Space Administration WASHINGTON (AP) - The The FEC ruling allows com¬ He said the plan would New York City $3 billion in loan employe solicitations were de¬ (NASA) employes have accepted free weekends at a Federal Election Commission panies to dip into their treasur¬ any kind," the FEC said probably be help from the clared illegal. guarantees, with a seven-year voted Tuesday to permit cor¬ Maryland hunting lodge maintained by Rockwell Interna¬ federal government to fill New limit, and restrict the amount of porations to solicit political ies to administer political funds, which must be kept separate The FEC said in its opinion FECI a|Cl°Se!j fpp also said re'ated issue, tional, prime contractor for the $6.4 billion space shuttle. that within each company, "no establish and corporations contributions from among their from the rest of their opera¬ pay for the- Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., vice chairman of the Joint superior should solicit a subor¬ employes. tions. istration of Committee on Defense Production, said he has directed the dinate." nonpartisan By a 4-2 vote, the commis¬ accounts into which Reps their committee staff to work with NASA to learn the full extent of any "unethical or illegal lobbying by Rockwell." He said that only five NASA employes are known to have blast sioners said companies may support the election campaigns Staff lawyers of the FEC had urged an end to employe soli¬ The commissioners also said each worker should be told the Ployes would deposit contributions their to pof candidate, of candidates for Congress or citations. Asst. Atty. Gen. Rich¬ choosing. accepted Rockwell's offers, which have also included tickets president, purpose of any political fund for as long as the money ard L. Thornburgh had said the which he is solicited. boycott to Washington Redskins football games and the use of comes from voluntary employe The The contributions Justice Department probably would hospitality suites. coo contributions. The FEC said in a final would refuse to prosecute vio¬ employe should also be inform¬ ed of his right to refuse to automatically deducted the paychecks of workers lations of the FEC ruling even if contribute "without reprisal of opinion, however, "that there is signed Missle operations curtailed in the best intentioned up to participate. WASHINGTON UPI - implementation of the restric¬ plans a WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate voted Twenty-five members, inclu¬ tive practices potential for coercion which is Tuesday to put by applying Arab inherent in No decision made yet ding two from Michigan, filed a the employment the missiles in the nation's only antiballistic missile boycott provisions to the selec¬ system federal suit Monday against relationship and which may be into mothballs. tion of American firms Commerce Secretary Rogers bidding triggered by solicitation of em¬ to undertake U.S By a 52-47 vote, the Senate approved a proposal by C.B. Morton and Interior Sec¬ government ployes by or on behalf of an in the Middle East. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., that would leave only the retary Thomas S. Kleppe for The House subcommittee employer." on on national system's elaborate radar equipment operational. allegedly cooperating in Arab The commission acted in Oversight and Investigations energy The House already has voted to abandon the $6-billion response to a request from Sun boycott practices. cited Morton last week for installation at Grand Forks, N.D., entirely. Joining in the suit were two Oil Corp., which sought to contempt because of his repeat¬ continue administering and A conference committee that will write the final Democratic representatives, WASHINGTON version of ed refusal to supply the names (UPI) - Nessen said Zarb will keep in from three days in Fri the defense appropriation bill is expected to approve at James Blanchard and William of American firms which have paying the costs of organizing a President Ford has not made a close touch with lawmakers political fund. where he attended an intr least a sharp curtailment of the ABM Brodhead. complied with Arab boycott decision on whether to sign a while a final draft of the bill is system. Two tional economic summit w? Rep. Robert Drinan, requirements in doing business dissenting commission¬ national energy bill pending in being hammered out and the ers, Thomas Harris and Robert the leaders of five other D-Mass., said the suit specifical¬ in the Middle East. Congress and "he's not tilting in mi. Fromme's trial dismissal asked ly asked the court to force the The congressmen who filed 0. Tiernan, said a corporation any direction," Ford's chief conference report will probably be delivered to the White Western democracies over £ two Cabinet members to should be permitted to use weekend. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Lynette Fromme's attorney stop: the suit contend that Morton spokesman said Tuesday. House for a review by Ford. funds from its treasury has asked that charges against her be dropped because •Promoting trade between and Kleppe are violating a only to "It's a close call," White Ford also met today with A secret understanding - U.S. firms and Arab nations solicit stockholders for contri¬ House Press Secretary Ron prosecutors withheld evidence he says could prove she did section of the 1965 Export Atty. Gen. Edward A. Levi. signed between the Uni" that have black-listed foreign butions. Nessen told reporters. "He has States and France to establis! not try to kill President Ford. Administration Act which The President and Levi have companies doing business with states the United States will Long before creation of the not made a choice." been conferring on possible system of daily monitoring Attorney John Virga said U.S. District Court Judge Thomas Israel. commission, it had been illegal 'The President's decision will MacBride must at least declare a mistrial if he refuses to oppose restrictive trade prac¬ for corporations to candidates to succeed Justice consulting on radical i •Actively participating in the tices of other nations. tap their depend on action on the legal William 0. Douglas, who re¬ tary rate fluctuations. drop charges. The issue is a statement one witness made to treasuries to make political language in the bill," Nessen tired from the Supreme Court police that Fromme declared, "it wasn't loaded, contributions. Dozens of com¬ said after Ford met with Feder¬ Administration officials s anyway," last week. details would be made availa referring to the .45 caliber pistol confiscated from Fromme panies were taken to court by al Energy Administrator Frank Ford returned Monday night after she pointed it at Ford. Franco suffers relapse the Special Watergate Prosecu¬ tor's Office under that Zarb to discuss the issue. next week. MacBride recessed the trial until part of The compromise legislation Wednesday to give Virga the federal election laws. time to interview witnesses. He said he MADRID (AP) — Gen. Francisco Franco, — which would lower fuel dismissal motion then. would rule on the month, suffered massive new internal bleeding and heart flutters gravely ill for a Since last summer, however, prices over the short term and Tuesday and sank into critical condition, his doctors reported. A high government source said Franco had also the commissioners have been wrestling with the more com¬ allow later — for gradual increases was approved by Sen¬ PIZZA EXPRESS suffered brain plicated question of firms which damage. ate-House conferees last week. seek to support candidates with But it is not expected to clear, Plans for a state funeral for the accelerated. 82-year-old generalissimo were funds contributed by their em¬ Congress until after the 50« OFF 12' PIZZA ployes. The general, wasted away by his 33-day illness and three major Thanksgiving recess. 7S< OFF 16' PIZZA operations to remove stomach ulcers and stop the bleeding, E (OFFM MOD THROWN NOV. 23) apparently was too weak for further surgery. The doctors said the ATTINTION ALL SKIMS! : : latest bleeding was being treated "medically." No Affinity Groups or Clubs to Join I nam£i Athens' students demonstrate snowmass at aspen ^ V.Z ADDRESS: ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Tens of thousands of marchers brought Athens to a virtual standstill Monday. They were D«c. 16-23, 1975 VIA UNITED AIRLINES CHARTER FLIGHT jjf 337-1377 351-3420 observing the second anniversary of a bloody student 3Y GENERAL MANAGER . •239. t\i uprising that shook the foundations of the Greek dicta¬ ROBERT I. BULLARD. SKI TOUR INClUOfS Round-trip, D^lroil-Grood junction j«t tromportotlon; Gd. Jet-Snov. torship and led to the downfall of strongman George mm charter bus tramforv d.lux. lodging »*v.n night, - STONIBRIDGf INN or WIU Papadopoulos. WOOD INN: thro* "Got-Acquointod" portl#«; tips t tax«; fully •«cort«d; lilt tkWtt or The massive student union, demonstration, organized by the national represented the entire Greek political spectrum. Students by the thousands . 355-6400 355-3447 355-B3I1 Must be booked by Dec. 1,1975 'BALFOUR RING DAYS . stayed away from public schools around Athens to participate in the which followed four days of student rallies march, I Moil to: Writ* or coll: across the nation. Tonight is HOT DOG NIGHT! ^ 1 I M. GUERIN TOURS, INC. 4145 Gratiot Ave. (313)385-3521 Wed., Thurs., Fri. Sahara march called success I Port Huron, Michigan 48060 Nov. 19, 20 & 21 RABAT, Morocco (AP) — King Hassan II announced J Gentlemen: Please send me your now O.T.C. Colorodo brochure. Monday that Spain has agreed to hand over its Spanish Sahara territory to Morocco and Mauritania, bowing to his "March of Conquest" by thousands of unarmed Moroccans into the desert territory. I City, State & Zip Code The king's declaration in a national Hot Dogs 25' _ television broadcast was his first official victory claim in the dispute over the 3 PM-CLOSING Sahara, but government sources reported the agreement among Spain, Morocco and Mauritania had been reached RESTAURANT last week. & HIGHWHEELER LOUNGE The tripartite agreement negotiated in Madrid provides for the Sahara to be turned over to Morocco and Mauritania . corner MAC Ave. & Albert - E.L. ^-|lll II , by Feb. 28, 1976. I III II III J_u i—1^ Fighting causes border closing BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — Thailand closed 80 miles of its k in vi r northern frontier opposite the Laotian Tuesday following capital of Vientiane IKnuibta of fflaiuVat a heavy exchange of firing with Laotian forces across the and Laos, a government Mekong River border between Thailand Bmlrif The Rainbow Collection.. .appropriately namec FRED WHITE from BALFOUR will spokesman said. UN HIT MM A> Mil VI4 I for the beautiful array of colors The government also moved four infantry companies, one drifting through hand selected, fiery opals, Charisma's be here from 11AM to 4PM to take marine unit, two tanks and a number of reinforce its border patrols artillery pieces to SCHCCNH2 Mil glistening 14K gold mountings are crafted in the finest Orange Blossom Tradition. along the Mekong. your order. High School Ring On Thai navy officer was killed, three navy men were 4 i«lllf V III 4 IM'IA 4 I wounded and a Thai gunboat was shot IW! 4 I Will«k ( 4 4 l4'l\ Prime Minister Kukrit up in the fighting. Pramoj said Thailand would not I 4 I IIH IIIIC | | if Trade-ins Accepted retaliate forcefully because the two countries should \si III I I'L'MIiII I l I S! 4uSf IBS plagued administration announced plans Monday to hold presidential elections next year instead of in 1977 as scheduled. Officials did not set a date for the election but wou'J be held "in the last three Ele ons had been scheduled months of 1976." for they said it early 1977. Peron's term I BBMBBBt' Layaway a JEWELRY and ART CENTER ffl 319 E. Grand River Ave. expires May 25 of that year. Gift Today Across from Olin at 421 Grand River East Lansing, Mich. 351-4210 Michigon State News, Eost lonsino. Mirhirjnn Wednesday, November 19, 1975 3 President Ford's fam¬ ily will dine on home¬ Bail fund will prevent grown turkeys this Thanksgiving, gifts from Bil-Mar foods in Zeeland, Mich. Dr. Howard C. Zin- dell, chairman of the slammer jams of student; Poultry Science Dept. at MSU and an old foot¬ By what it calls "judicial counse¬ municates with legal services Botsford said, however, that ball rival of the Presi¬ CASSANDRA SPRATLING lors," a lawyer, and numerous departments at other universi¬ State News Staff Writer they are doing the best the) dent's. helped make ar¬ task forces to serve the inter¬ ties to exchange ideas and with what The Legal Services can they have. rangements and will be Dept., a ests of the student body. knowledge. "We're cabinet of ASMSU, has added ' The judicial counselors are doing a tremendous present at the special still another program to the •The Traffic and Parking job on a shoestring budget,' Rose Garden ceremony students who have successfully Task Force is currently inves¬ Botsford said. many they offer in their effort completed a training program tigating the possibility of the at the White House to ease the burden on students Mallia said it is because of conducted by Legal Services University instituting its own Thursday. in areas related to their financial crisis and the legal or ad¬ and in so doing are able to traffic bureau. crisis facing ASMSU in general "They'll probably go ministrative matters. represent students who have They also hope to develop that the Legal Services Dept. is first class," Zindel said. Beginning Winter term Legal been charged with violating Services will be offering a bail plans for a more responsive strongly advocating passage of "These turkeys were student regulations. ticket appeals procedure and to fund designed for those stu¬ the student tax referendum. raised, grown and Botsford said to qualify stu¬ develop ways to stop the drain If passed dents who are detained in jail dents do not need to be pre - undergraduates pampered in Michi- due to their of money from the campus would be taxed one dollar gan." inability to raise law majors nor do they require through the issuance of tickets instead of the 50 cents they are money for bond. a certain grade point average. The birds will be The by East Lansing. presently taxed for ASMSU bail fund would be He said the student simply has •The Preventative Law Task dressed in special red, applicable to bonds up to $100 to be articulate and willing to Force sees its main purpose as white and blue plastic and not below $75. sacrifice the amount of time providing information to stu¬ bags bearing the greet¬ The Legal Services Dept. necessary to handle a case dents so they know how to Student needed ing, "Happy Holiday, became a part of ASMSU in properly. avoid legal hassles before they Mr. President." 1968 and according to its direc¬ The training programs are an happen and how to deal with SN photo/Ed Schrieber tor, Jon Botsford, they have never been busier. ongoing project of Legal Ser¬ them when they occur. for committee vices and are usually held every In addition Legal Services is "The evolution of this staff Interested Monday evening in room 328 planning an investigation into undergraduate and the services we provide has Student Services Bldg. students who wish to be in¬ the services provided by Olin been phenomenal," Botsford Botsford said, however, that volved in selection of the Uni¬ Health Center, the University said. it is important that students versity Provost should to Alcohol policy, the Residence come The department provides realize that they are not attor¬ Hall Assn. damage 10 Linton Hall between 4:30 and policy and 5:30 today for interviews. One neys and therefore cannot give towing practices on and off legal advice. campus. undergraduate student is need¬ Ecological Joe Mallia, co - director ed to serve the Rating bill They are also planning to on Committee to select the Pro¬ concurred. "We don't give legal institute a Pre Paid Legal pas - advice but rather an educated vost from a list of candidates to Expense Program. Under this opinion," Mallia said. "If a be submitted by President plan, which is being sponsored student needs legal advice we Wharton. By MIKE ARNETT by the State Bar of Michigan, the bill, 97-6. refer him to the attorney." The undergraduate delegate students would pay a small fee State News Staff Writer The bill would mining project, sand miners reduced." An attorney, Ken Smith, is will be chosen by two ASMSU set up a would be required to reclaim environmental bills. on a per term basis and in The Michigan House of Rep- members and one representa¬ permit system for all sand mined areas. A mining permit Supporters of the amend¬ "I have some reason for hope available to students every return they would be able to resentatives Tuesday narrowly mined within two miles of a ment tive of the Academic Council. argued that the nature of that it will get out of that Wednesday from 1 p.m. to 5 obtain the services of beat back attempts to weaken a Great Lake. Through the could be denied if an area is not state administrations is such virtually per- reclaimable. committee," said Dennis Caw- p.m. It presently costs students any lawyer in Michigan. bill to protect Michigan's Great mit system and the that the full one and one-half $3 for every 15 minutes to see posting of a thorne, R-Manistee, the main Lakes shorelines before passing $10,000 bond for each 10-acre Attempts to amend the bill cent will be used the attorney. Costs will go Mallia said they have a lot of were centered despite the sponsor of the bill. up primarily a- true cost of administration. The bill, a substitute for 50 cents beginning winter term. good ideas and an extremely round a provision which confident staff but one problem re¬ After the failure df that House Bill 4038, is the result of quires mining companies to In addition to the judicial Construction firm barred a one pay and one-half cent fee to the amendment, another was offer¬ ed which would have lowered a year of work with environ¬ mentalists and sand miners to counselors Legal Services has a stands in their way — lack of adequate funding. number of task forces. Among state for every ton of mined the fee to one cent. It won a 51 "None of these programs are sand. come up with a compromise them: from destroying records The fee is designed to raise to 50 majority but was defeated because the necessary 56 votes acceptable to both. It also has the support of Gov. Milliken. •The Inter - University Cor¬ going to be fully effective unless we get more funding," approximately $65,000 to pay respondence force which com¬ Mallia said. a majority of the full House — MOUNT CLEMENS (UPI) The state obtained a court order for the administration of the — — were not made in support of Tuesday to prevent a construction company from removing or law. 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Grand River Sun. 12 -6 P.M. 351-8460 JaeobSoriB ©(pOlfifeln) Help, and with it, self-help While New York City rests on Financial the brink of default, bellows can be chicanery, unlimited pects of the Big Apple's financial spending on frills such as free crunch that are clearly a result of heard from every corner, from the colleges and a municipal radio factors beyond the city's control, diehard city-hater crying for its station and run away pension demise to the sympathetic Park plans have caused the disaster. Being the commercial center Avenue dweUer demanding feder- that it is, New York is The federal government cannot traditionally 81. .j j . simpjy step in and pick up the tab a gat int0 the count anJ When the facts are considered m of a city that went so far as to place conseque„t|y carries a greater proportion — as they rarely are — four garbage men on every truck welfare burden than area any5 other both brands of bellowing are seen when only two were necessary as simplistic. without challenging the city's High city taxes, increasing af- Unquestionably, a large part of budgeting. fluence and Federal policies en- New York's financial trouble was Such costly mistakes in self inflicted. The plight of the dealing couraging suburbanization have - with labor forces are numerous in city can be attributed in many brought about an exodus of the New York history. But the price affluent from the city to the cases to fiscal mismanagement, for this mismanagement is high unreasonable extravagance suburbs, leaving the lower income and a and the country cannot be ex- population to maintain the tax weak kneed approach to labor - pected to bear the entire burden, burden of a large and unions' demands. However, there are needy many as- municipality. The effect on city revenue is not healthy. Olictlll o 111 tT1 Q \T IllCty |Y1 IlictlVC oLp l ii Indeed, the repercussions of a , 3IVE YOU TROUBLE IN THE SENATE, A LIBERAL CHOICE WnT New York default on financial AND 1FMXID0NT CHOOSE A WOMAN, I'LL Many observers have predicted markets and the solvency of other & tution, leading to liberal arf re«son enou&h for the Drug crackdown will a more that Juan Carlos de Borbon y country to offer Borbon, who recently assumed the mantle of government in Spain, would not last state. If Juan Carlos is strong to keep order — thus satisfying enough some assistance. The American economy is riot strong enough to withstand the The hard drug crackdown legis¬ crackdown approach: it not help long. the Spanish majority and wise failure of its largest monument. never gets down is one that does not They said that the massive enough to reestablish justice — — The Federal Government should lation proposed by Rep. Paul to the core of the drug problem. entire social and economic grasp the I polarization of the country into a thus pacifying the minority — he work with New York government Rosenbaum, D - Battle Creek, is What it will do, of course, is the heroin problem. It is scope of I violent leftist minority and a probably the most stringent of its time for a I may outlast his skeptical detrac- push up the price of heroin and new in establishing a program of kind yet proposed in Michigan. lower the supply on the street strategy. repressive rightist majority would tors, to the lasting benefit of guaranteed loans coupled with The legislation, composed of a Such an approach must treat prove too hardy a monster for Spain. when a few middle level dealers the I genuine fiscal reform. half dozen bills, would heroin Juan Carlos to tame. .... require are nabbed. This results in more problem from a medical! The first moves of the ruler, measures such as mandatory life profits for heroin's benefactors — standpoint in which the govern-1 Wednesday, November 19, 1975 imprisonment for possession of ment maintains the addicts however, indicate that he may organized crime — and higher at a L have more political ability than JohnTingwall Editor-in-chief large quantities, legalized wire¬ crime rates in the big cities. Even cost drastically lower than what! steve Orr expected. Jeff Merrell Managing Editor taps, restricted plea - bargaining with the current situation, studies society pays now while trying to I City Editor and other mandatory sentences. effect a cure. This First, in a major concession to Bruce Ray Walker have concluded that as much as strategy would I the regionalist sentiment that Michael McConnell Campus Editor According to Rosenbaum, the half of crime in large cities is not only spare society the crime, I divides Spain, he legitimized the Opinion Page Editor House Judiciary Committee chair¬ attributable to but would also take the active role use of regional ioe Kirby Sports Editor man, the package is designed to hit fixes. addicts needing of organized crime out of 1 | P„i- • Galician, Basque and langauges, ® j such as £r*nlk 1F®x Robert •1 Kozloff Entertainment Editor at the upper echelon dealers, but it The Rosenbaum package will dismal picture. Catalan. M Ann ChickShaw Photo Editor Second, he has hinted at the Wire Editor will most likely wind up achieving only aggravate this situation, But the medical Greg Kraft little and costing taxpayers a lot. while its value in the approach is I possibility of freeing the jails of SueMcMiUin Copy Chief battle against incompatible with the U.S. Franco's political prisoners. Night Editor The problem with Rosenbaum's addiction stands in tradi-1 Margo Palarchio question. tion of the criminal Finally, he has opened the Editorials are the opinions of the State News. Advertising Manager package is the same problem all Similar crackdowns have been real approach. No | possibility of reforming the consti- Viewpoints, columns and major cities in the U.S. have tried before and have failed be progress against addiction c: letters are personal opinions. made until this experienced with the criminal because the nature of the crack¬ strategy is scrapped. bankrupt | VIEWPOINT: PLACEMENT Better to CIA ignore the shouldn't the It isn't easy to sort out the General Assembly on argument in the Zionist themselves Zionist. On the other hand, he Assembly of the United Nations only I question for a number of reasons, principal says, leading Zionists claim that Zionism is because we notice them. Years ago there I By WAYNE BIGELOW the Truman administration coextensive with Judaism. Sayegh is Within the past few years we have been as a foreign among which is that the two sides don't pre¬ was an organization around called the! bonbarded with a multitude of disclosures "information-gathering" agency. The Na¬ trust one another, and there is some reason pared to say that Zionism's policies in National Students Association, which used I tional Security Act of 1947 Israel, which grant preemptive rights to concerning the activities of the Central explicitly states for this distrust. Our people, for instance, to meet somewhere every year and give out I that the CIA shall Jews coming into Israel, at the engage in "no police, don't have any reason to believe that the expense of great resolutions at the expense of the I Intelligence Agency. The most "credible" subpoena, or law enforcement powers of Palestinians ejected from Israel, is a information we have received General Assembly of the United Nations United States, causing great pain to I originated internal security functions." Violation of "racist" policy. has ever shown any true American students who were out of from the Rockefeller whose objectivity was tainted Commission; a group this charter is constitutional grounds to regard for racism unless it is white racism exercised He errs, in my judgment, by failing to sympathy with these resolutions but who I | by a conflict discontinue its existence (a function of against take account of the historical circumstances of interests. blacks. Uganda's treatment of its Indian seemed powerless to express their dissent. I Congress). population, or the treatment by Chinese of of the foundation of a Jewish State. There Then, one day, the NSA went to far -1 The committee consisted of three Yet the Rockefeller commission people stressed has been no resolution offered who have established Tibetans, or by Russians of Jews and condemning during the crazy years. And — suddenly - I relationships with the that these violations were the result of the the Japanese as racist, yet in Japan the CIA, sue who occupied high government Christians, have never been objects of nobody began to notice. The New York I "poor judgment of high officials" and they moral concern in the General rules of exclusion are far stricter than in Times stopped covering their conventions. I posts during the 1960s, and four members Assembly. who are linked together in Rockefeller's never addressed the itself. We can only legitimacy of the CIA suggest that the On the other hand, the Arab states have quite accurately insisted that the concern Widiom T. ^Buckley Israel. In Japan, only Japanese citizens. may become For all I know they are meeting somewhere I at this moment, passing a resolution calling I multinational business, political and chari¬ table enterprises. Yet, this development of this embryonic police-state for Israel in the United States is in On the other hand, I find Ambassador for giving Manhattan back to the Indians. I "white wash" is necessitated Moynihan's fireworks commission still exposed some by the dynamics of our considerable part owing to political influ¬ a little overheated The General Assembly is entitled to an I facts. As reported in the New frightening political-economic system; the perpetuation ence, and that American concern for this time, exhilarated though I am by his American ambassador of the quality of Mr. I York Times: of this system's control warrants tendency to candor and by his genuine The CIA conducted a vast such CIA displaced Palestinians, although we put up Moynihan to present the American position. I network of actions. These violations will continue at distinctions were being abused. In the idealism. The vote in the United Nations unlawful and uncontrolled domestic a lot of money for them, is not a central But please, never ever again should our I opera¬ home and abroad as long as the present explosion of November 10, the General that found racism in Zionism, however tions which resulted in the creation concern of our foreign policy. ambassador cast his vote. To cast his vote I of files institutional structure exists. Assembly voted a Resolution which, in the deplorable, was not the equivalent, in the on at least 300,000 individuals and organiza¬ In this atmosphere, anti - Semitism has context of the situation, can be called anti suggests that we submit in some undefined I Thus far we have neglected to discuss excessive phrase of Mr. Moynihan, of tions. Operation CHAOS was a the flourished. The vote the other day did not - way to the authority of the General I seven major thrust of CIA activity: the subver¬ Semitic. plan in which 13,000 dossiers year come as a surprise to granting symbolic amnesty to the Nazi Assembly. Its moral authority has no I were compiled sion of Third World countries me, having written in Now I do not believe that Dr. Abadallah murderers of sue million Jewish people. The on American citizens. Another 57,000 through the a book two years ago, after exposing myself al - Sayegh of Kuwait is an anti - mandate. It is unvalidated constitutionally I overthrow of liberal or Semite, General Assembly, awful as it is, has not people were listed and filed as "possible left-wing govern¬ to a season's rhetoric in the General or historically. It is better ignored; and, like I ments, the assassination of political leaders though he voted for the resolution. His backed a policy of exterminating Zionists. the NSA, it will then go away, and the I continuing intelligence interests. "The Hus¬ and funding of Assembly as a U.S. delegate, that "the point is this, that the Zionist movement is What shines through it all is that we ton Plan a White House project right-wing organizations. We General Assembly of the United Nations delegates can talk to themselves, and so on I — have attempted to focus instead on those has become the world center of entirely separate from Judaism, that indeed continue to be hoisted by our own implemented in 1970 organized petard. jumping through the hoops of the Coin-1 — consisted of actions of the CIA which most even today, although most American Jews The fact of the matter is that we stand unauthorized and illegal directly anti - Semitism." That is because the to munist superpowers. burglaries and threaten us as students and American support Israel, only a minority consider suffer the indignities of the General wiretappings to subvert anti-war and citizens (while The Washington Star student activites. recognizing that this is only the 'tip of the Further tactics included the iceberg'). using of As Americans and as MSU sophisticated students, each equipment which can open, of us should feel copy and reseal mail. The CIA, with the the Placement Bureau's outrage and indignation at An unoriginal slogan explicit consent of the Postmaster General, allowing the CIA to .come here this encroached on the private Wednesday and Thursday as contents of "just another employer." We believe it 4,000,000 letters a year. is massive computer and technical Utilising ITT's the responsibility of us as MSU students to system, the denounce this and to demand that the My colleague Jack Anderson has been our house he would say it to the caller on CIA and NSA have extensively monitored Placement Bureau withdraw this and/or running a slogan contest for the Bicenten¬ the other end. For a long time only individuals and I Q the telephone and nial. He is offering all sorts of telegraph communica¬ subsequent invitations to the CIA. We prizes to the One time I asked him after a call from the private enterprise used the ploy. I tions of American citizens. In addition, the seriously wonder if the Placement Bureau person who will come up with the words electric company if the check was really in recently the government has gotten ■ CIA has been involved in that will describe this the act. Now, whether you're waiting o | surveillance, might not just as well invite another country the best. the mail and he said, "Don't ask such dumb 'bugging,' and burglaries of American organization that the CIA has used from I was thinking of entering the contest, questions. If the check was in the mail you Social Security check or payment I political parties culminating in the time to time, a but I knew I couldn't win because people wouldn't be highway contract, there is someo ft — group whose activities in eating meatballs and spaghetti Watergate 'burglary* and subsequent cov- would think it was a put - up job. Since I Washington who will tell you in a fneno y ■ ill blackmail and assassination tonight." erup. parallel those of hate to see my slogan go to waste I have voice that "the check is in the mai • I the CIA: the Mafia. My father must have told other people We, for our part, would Obviously the CIA has acted without see no difference. decided to use my own column to publicize about it because in no time at all I wouldn't be so bad if it was a rea p ■ I regard for the constitutional it. kept rights of hearing the phrase being repeated but most government departments a ■ Americans. Yet the CIA was formed Wayne Bigefow is I believe the slogan that describes this using taped recordings. I during o senior majoring In sociology. wherever I went. country the best is "The check is in the Most companies would blow their minds A recent Gallup Poll showed that m■ mail." people in the United States say 1 I when they were told by a customer that "the check was in the mail." But there was %ft ^Buchvi>ali is in the mail" than "Have a nice ay. n I little they could do about it. It has become so much a par I culture that it should become the 1 Letter policy "I believe the slogan that Then one day a comptroller of a corporation got a brainstorm. Why couldn't large help from an unexpected source the U.S.— slogan replacing "In God We Trus • I describes this country the best Post Office. The Opinion Page welcomes all letters. phone number. is 'The check is in the mail.' " his company tell another company the same As time went on postal service got so bad American people bm 'I Readers should follow a few rules to insure thing? In that way his company could slow in the country that no one putting their trust in God is no ■ Letters should be 25 lines or less and could tell if the that anyone is going to get paid- that as may up payments on its bills and use the money . #g I many letters as possible appear in be edited for conciseness to person who said the check was in the I want no prizes for my slo8*"' print. on the page. fit more letters My reason for selecting it itself. He tried it and improved the cash was lying or not. Today it's impossible for mail adopt it officially I hope my father $ get I All letters should be lines and triple ■ typed on 65 - space is that it is as the best one easy to remember, it fits on position of his company by 100%. Pretty soon everyone doing business was anyone to know if the debtor is telling an the credit in our history boons a J ^I ^ I spaced. Letters must be No unsigned letters will be automobile bumper stickers and millions of untruth or if the check is first American ever to signed, and include local address, accepted. assuring everyone else that "the ohwk was somewhere in a mailbag between really lost usesjon ft faculty or staff standing student, Names are withheld from publication only Americans have been using it for years. in the mail," and it took weeks, even months Mo., and Butte, Mont. St. Louis, know in those dark days of the Depres 1 — if any — and for good cause. I must admit the that someday his words wou d be o I slogan isn't original with before anyone was paid. This has encouraged almost I first heard and college student | me. of every man, woman my father use it 40 years The practice might have been stopped the country to blame the everyone in ago. In fact, every time the except that the people teiling the tale got mails for the lack this country. ■ phone rang at of payment of a bill. Los Angeles Times State News, East Lansing. Michigan Wednesday, November 19, 1975 5 "Wanf a time?good Call... By JOESCALES fiti has been around for a long obscenities and sexual themes thinks about is himself, he's not SUte News Staff Writer time. The most ancient forms in graffiti. worth the effort. Give him a Millions of years ago, a of graffiti were found on Manning said that public little time to grow up. If he still cave-person had reason to go into a cave used as a Egyptian statues and graffiti toilets are places where people doesn't come thru—give it up— public has also been uncovered on the express sexual frustration. he's a lost cause." restroom. There was no one barrack walls of Roman "We have a culture that is Another graffiti asked, "Will else around and the cave- soldiers. publically Puritan, but pri¬ someone give me some advice person had nothing better to And the reasons , vately concerned with sexual how to achieve do, so it scribbled a little people on orgasm? I wrote graffiti then were prob¬ matters," he said. message on the wall—and graf¬ completely trust my boy friend fiti was created. ably the same reasons that Manning said that restrooms so I know it isn't due to And ever since that first people write graffiti now. are both public and private and inhibitions—we have tried Peter Manning, professor ot people can relate their private countless positions, and I get graffito (singular for graffiti), people have been expressing sociology and psychiatry at thoughts to the public in them. really excited but I never make MSU, said that one of tne One interesting thing about it over the hill. Is masturbation themselves on almost any avad- reasons people writegraffiti is bathrooms is the difference the able surface through the short only way?" staccato messages known as as an expression of personal in the types of graffiti found in There was no answer. graffiti. identity, sort of a public expres¬ women's and in men's. Still another graffito in the sion of one's self. Thome said that any social women's bathroom gave de¬ Graffiti is a form of com¬ munication. It is one way for an "Any personal identity ex¬ variable like sex will manifest tailed instructions on where to pressed implies someone trying itself in the graffiti. go for an abortion, who to see individual to express himseU to assert themselves, he said. She said that while both and what it felt like. anonymously to a huge, unfeel- A graffito in the men s room men's and women's rest rooms Thorne said that the reason "Vjurthad the last class I'll of Berkey Hall perhaps sums it up best—"I write, therefore I contain obscene drawings and phrases, men's toilets contain for this difference may be because females are more self- ever take at MSU, what a great hardly any of another kind that disclosing than males. feeling," or "Am I the only virgin aIIThis would also explain the appears in women's johns. She said that it would be on campus? many initials and names carved "Female graffiti has earnest Whatever the interesting to write a graffito statement, and scrawled on walls, on desks graffiti is free to the public and qualities," Thome said. "Wo¬ asking for some kind of advice and under bridges across cam- men's graffiti gives advice and in a men's restroom and a therefore is open to public asks for help." women's and see what kinds of comment. Such as "Jesus Saves and , PUManning also said that graf¬ fiti may be statements that Some examples of the what answer you got from each. Thome calls "Ann Landers But what ever the differ¬ later scrawled underneath it, people want to express to "and Esposito scores on the graffiti" were found in the ences are between graffiti writ¬ rebound." others, but they want to do it women's rest room in the MSU ten by men and by women, Graffiti comes in a variety of . , anonymously. Library. both sexes seems to have Barrie Thome, asst. profes¬ One such graffiti began with types. It may be poUtical, like something to say about graffiti. sor of sociology, said that it is question and had two differ- And what do the one graffito on a bathroom wall, a people who probably the anonymity of graf¬ "Republicans, you can t slut fiti that enables people to write here, your asshole in in U.U Or it may ask a question like, "What are schools for?" And it lt-Erwin Bettinghaus, profes¬ sor of communication, suggest¬ can be the answer to a question, ed that people write graffiti "To teach us how to find our way out of the fly bottle! simply because they are not Graffiti might be a statement occupied at the time and have of nothing better to do. frustration, "I'm lonely, or This would explain the I am social comment, "Who needs a bored" graffito theme written man, MSU screws you daily. on the desks tops in countless Sometimes graffito » MSU classrooms. sexually oriented, The 4 F , .... The anonymity of graffiti and , find 'em, feel 'em, fuck em, the fact that it is usually forget 'em" and sometimes it is written when a person is not graphically obscene. doing much of anything else And sometimes it is humor¬ may be the explanation as to ous like this one in Morrill Hall, "To Do is To Be-Socrates, To why public restrooms are the Be is To Do-Sartre, Doo be do graffiti libraries of the world. In a rest room you are not only be doo—Sinatra. just sitting, but you can remain I Graf iti comes in a variety of types. It may be political like one sampli Sometimes it is a combina¬ , ■ ana bathroom mall, "Republicans, you can't shit nameless as well. here, your asshole is tion or has no classification. Bathroom stalls w.th doorn( , D.C."or it may ask a question like "What are schools "God grades on a curve, for?" contain much more graffiti than "Schizophrenics are never stalls without doors. alone" or it may be part of a fad Manning said that in rest- or particular generation, rooms you can write something -Peace and Love" or "Stop the in private, yet still share it with W the public-the next person to Whatever form it takes, graf¬ use that stall. Christopher Sower, profes¬ sor of sociology, suggested that people write some kinds o graffiti as a release of frustra¬ te said that there are certain ent answers written under it: write graffiti think about their things and ideas that people Q—"How can I make my jock art and their fellow graffiti want to say in public, but they forget about his head and think artists? cannot so they say about me?" "Why don't people try J to the public anyway through graffiti. The first answer was, "Hide you and keep the room cleaner?" This would explain the over his jock strap," and the second "Graffiti is not a talent, it is abundance of four-letter words. one said, "If all your jock an obsession of those people with little or nothing to do while they shit." "We people of no imagination in the area of graffiti wish those blessed with the talent would please write more—thank you." "Write on" — Left on." "This writing on these walls shows extreme immaturity." Another graffito asked, "Will someone give "Hey! I graduate in a week! This may be my last MSU me some advice on how to achieve orgasm? I graffiti!" completely trust my boyfriend so I know it isn't Graffiti artists seem to ue due to inhibitions — we have tried countless very aware of their art and positions and I get reaUy excited but lately graffiti has become pop¬ never ularized and commercialized in make it over the hill. Is masturbation the only such forms as lapel buttons and way?" bumper stickers. A few of the East Lansing bars and restaurants even feature graffiti covered tables as an added attraction. The commercialization of graffiti seems to have no effect, however, on the output of the ancient art and graffito artists continue to display their works SN photos by Leo Salinas and Alan Burlingham. wherever possible with only an occasional painter or janitor to act as censor. Since man first evolved it took him to the For the first time at any major course, provided you have the money to buy interna¬ energy they could double or triple yields opening of the 19th century to reach the tional conference this disparity of growth it. There's food in the poorest countries; but they can't do it while the loin - cloth first billion. The next billion took a century; ratp, and what it means, was faced at Khadi's mother could buy meat if she could farmer is a slave to the money lender or TRB the third about 35 years and now, with Bucharest a year ago. A subject that pay for it. The trouble is that there's a while the government spends its scarce Khadi's help, we have gone over the top for couldn't officially be discussed in the past "hunger highway" that spans the world capital on bombers or in introducing steel the fourth billion in 15 years. Touchdown was successfully brought into the open and around the Equator, parts of Saheli in mills instead of land reform. The World Khadi! By 2000 AD there may be 7 billion made respectable. As recently as 1959 Africa, parts of Central America, Ethiopia, Bank has seen the light; it is (short of nuclear war or, possibly, famine.) President Eisenhower primly rejected the making its Tanzania, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh. loans specifically with food production in from Washington It's not easy to designate Khadi as the 4 B idea of U.S. support for birth - control They're the countries with the bloated mind, particularly to aid the small farmer. Baby because almost at the instant of his programs abroad. Now we contribute bellies and big birth rates. Russia has That's where U.S. foreign aid should go, birth James Cavendish Smith was born in a millions, and high time, too. Population is money and can afford to buy grain from the too; not into guns and planes with which we fashionable lying - in hospital in Connecti¬ out - running food. United States, the world's bread basket are supposed to be helping developing Hunger highway cut, in accordance with the statistic that the earth now adds a couple of people a second. Their paths will be different. James Look at these statistics from Washington demographer Lester Brown: the U.S. used to pay farmers not to grow crops on 50 (the U.S. dominates the international food trade even more than OPEC does petro¬ leum). This sends up the price of grain for countries. The other thing, of course, is to get Cavendish has about four times the life million acres of land to keep prices up; now lor/ ^out r°ut therethe time you read this a baby somewhere on this spinning outstanding group on population in relation to other vital areas ever assembled. Mr. expectancy of Khadi, and when he grows up the acreage is all in use and an expanding the hungry countries. It's too bad for them. One always has difficulty in remembering control of population. The Rome Food Conference last year adopted a resolution he will use the equivalent of about ton of world population is eating it up that they are hungry human beings and not L *'!' "e the four billionth human being Claxton himself for eight years was special a .. . "to support. .. rational population policies L . We've been moving to this assistant to the U.S. Secretary of State for grain a year while Khadi, if he is lucky, will The global fish catch is down for the an abstraction called world hunger. Ac¬ insuring to couples the right to determine probably get a pound of grain a day or just fourth year: believe it or not, the oceans cording to the Food and Agriculture the number and spacing of births." It took a tanf~ record - maker since the begin- Population Matters. sufficient to prevent kwashiorkor. James seem to be over harvested. The Soviets Their anxiety is due to a isimple calculi*- - Organization there are nearly half a billion lot of diplomacy to work out the formula Cavendish won't actually eat a ton of grain people living on Hunger Highway that are tion. Little Khadi (let's call him Khadi) the 4 grading their eating habits with are up - and it passed almost ^ JC arest World Population Confer- unanimously. 15 time and the experts as embled at direct, of course. He will get it indirectly in rising income and are buying U.S. malnourished or face starvation. World population pressure is B Human, was born on the pavement on a surprisingly th nat.'ons a year a£° dwelt on it. . the form of meat, milk, eggs and relaxing Canadian grain to fatten cattle to get more What do we do about the situation? One mean street in Calcutta in a world that sa'd, close to the United States. The U.S. "just about a year from after dinner drinks. The disparity in life - kiii:. "e w°rld will reach a new epoch — increases population - meat just like capitalists. And, finally, thing is to raise more food. And the best increase is only 0.9 per cent; Mexico is an size of Grand Rapids, style comes from a variety of causes, one of whereas the world used to have grain place to raise it is right in the developing astounding 3.2 per cent; at that rate in 20 J"'ey saidPeople." hours- that's a city the them that the United States has population adequate to meet global consump¬ nations themselves. Much of their land is it anxiously and with awe, and Mich Whatever the 1974 Bucharest growth rate of only 0.9 per cent while reserves tion for 105 days (1962), it is now scraping fertile and already under cultivation and years its 55 million will double. Where will Wi" ^ taken up by an Conference did it they go? Through the porous U.S. border, India's is a frightening 2.4 per cent. Popula¬ the barrel at only 31 days, making weather manpower is the cheapest on earth; the ■Do, l 'our • day conference of three or growth; calculations are that there are 73 tion growth rate is falling in both countries the variable factor in the lottery against trouble is that the agricultural and social perhaps; a new Immigration Service study PishmJ! exPerts meeting here in million more people on earth.t®^y * equivalent to a as it is in most of the world; the quesiton is famine. systems are often medieval. With irriga guesses there are 5 million illegal M ^v'"sns here now. Problems of this ■LiV1"8 week, which their co - ""ander Claxton calls "the most when it met; an increase new East and West Germany in one year. whether it will fall fast enough. There's no shortage of food today, of tion, pesticides, new technology and more world in days to come. sort face the () Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan 'ember) Belgian underground fighter recalls WW| By RANDY CUSSANS in World War II. occupation in 1942, Daman, Jews," she said. "I knew they asked to teach at "To realize that Daman, former member of identify themselves, were an was a newly relinquish several schoolchild¬ this was a being a Roman-Catholic, was existed, yet I was totally isola formed all-Jewish kindergar¬ who Belgium, who, in turB happening in the 20th century, the Belgium Underground dur¬ effort by the Nazis to drive a ren, were sent to concen¬ largely unaware of the restric¬ ted from the Jewish commu¬ ten, Nos Petits. She accepted tration camps. you had to reconcile yourself to ing World War II, spoke to tive measures wedge between the Jewish the fact that humanity had about 50 people in Wells Hall on being placed on nity." community and the rest of the the job and was soon principal. "They never came back." the Jewish taken a great step backward," the topic, "Jews, Gentiles, and community at the She said the early measures people, the first attempt at "I looked at it as a way of She joined the Belgium un¬ time. of 1940 and 1941, which re¬ isolating them. fighting the Nazis, but doing it said Jeanne Daman Monday the Holocaust." derground and became part of "Belgium in 1942 had a quired Jews to wear identifying "The Nazis had human na¬ in a feminine way — without a an effort which night at MSU, about the perse¬ A young school teacher dur¬ population of 8 million ultimately was people, "Star of David" scarves and ture gauged very well," Daman machine gun." able to hide 10,000 Jewish cution of the Jews by the Nazis ing the onslaught of German only 90,000 of of which were forced Jewish merchants to said. "They realized the atmo¬ The schools were created on children and 2,000 adults from anti-Semitism. ^ sphere of Eastern Europe was the assumption that no further the Germans for the remainder ."Jews must keep an - much more anti-Semitic than in measures would be taken by the of the war. They smuggled valance," she said-T^, of history is its ability J the West and there would be Germans. them to families throughout that life Four members "We misread the situation," is less chance of an outcry by the constant" appointed public sures." as a result of the Daman became personally involved in the plight of Bel¬ mea¬ she said, "and had no way of knowing what was going to happen. It would have been extraordinary for me, a young Uab/se Special Projects girl, to realize — I was a million SN gium's Jewish population in to Board 1942, following a German de¬ cree disallowing Jewish chil¬ dren to attend school with miles away." the Her school was closed with beginning of the mass presents Two faculty and two students 1971 when the newspaper be¬ consultant to several companies Sharon D. Winzeler, anyone'other than Jews. arrests of Jews in 1942, when have been selected to serve on came 22-year- It was at this time that she Gestapo agents forced her to a nonprofit corporation in income reporting and capital old from Jackson, a graduate the State News Board of Direc¬ separate from the University. budgeting problems and served student selected for the board, tors. The board selects the editor-in- in 1970 as the economic advisor has been a reporter for more The four new members will chief and advertising manager Today • Open 7:45 P.M. for the Agency of International than three years with the "Iceman Cometh" at 8:00 take their seats officially at the annually in May and appoints only I a Development in Turkey. Jackson Citizen Patriot and a January board meeting, after general manager. being chosen Friday by the The two students and two John D. Molloy, 44, Jackson community newspa¬ They drank and they dreamed... professor per. present Board. faculty members selected as of social science, the other new tomorrow they would conquer the world- The board of directors, con¬ new board members Randy C. Walainis, 20, the were ap¬ faculty board member, has other student selected for the sisting of four students, two pointed for two-year terms. been a reporter, then along came Hickey. copy editor, board, is a junior from New faculty members and two pro¬ John L. O'Donnell, 49, pro¬ asst. sports editor, asst. news Haven in business administra¬ THE ELY LANDAU ORGANtfATON. IN CINE VISION LTEE PRESENT fessional journalists, has man¬ fessor of finance, was one of editor, editorial writer and tion and accounting. He has aged property and business the faculty members selected. LEE MARVIN telegraph editor with the Cin¬ worked as manager for the affairs for the State News since He has acted as a financial cinnati Enquirer. He worked as New Haven Recreation Pro¬ FREDRJC MARCH a political copy editor during gram and as financial monitor ROBERT RVAN State may double loan fee the major party conventions in 1972 and he will political editor in 1976. again be of special summer programs for the United Community Ser¬ vices of Metropolitan Detroit. JEFF BRIDGES BRADFORD Toby Towson tlx time national champion in floor exercises DILLMAM (continued from page 1) of Education. EUGENE dance and O'NEILL'S SPECIAL i Until 1966, the fee for Cummings said the proposal guaranteed loan was one per a will now go back to the board for a second approval, then to "THE ICEI gymnastics November 19 Union cent. Since then it has been A JO*1 FRANtEftOMEJ! FVM - Parlors 8 p.m. one-half of one per cent. the attorney general's office to November 20 - Union Parlors$ 150 at the Barney White, of the public confirm its legality. EIMARD LEWIS AFT E1Y LAfmj o—.. Distributing Coporation. TECHNICOLOR" JOHN FRANKENHEIMER for more information, call 355 • door I information section of the Dept. 3354 of Education, said the defaults WITH THIS COUPON on loans have more than doubl¬ THE NAKED ed since 1970. "In 1970, 3.5 per cent of the loans defaulted," White said. STRANGER ENGINE TUNE-UP! We'll install: N«w plugs, points I SSFkmh is ann^WMW"' . "Two years ago it was up to 5.7 taking a Adjust: Timing, dwotl and carbur¬ $29?5 : .■o&nls per cent and by June, 1975, it . . aUUJT9 I we ONLY MAY I was 7.2 per cent. well desired etor Chock: Air and gat filter. PCV "I guess an education doesn't valve, ignition wires and elec¬ buy what it used to buy," he rest and will trical system said. '2'° less for 4 cylinder A public hearing was held BE BACK *2" more for 8 cylinder Tuesday on the proposal and MA no SPECIAL ENDS NOV. 26, 1975 objections were made to the TOMORROW hike. Preliminary approval Serviced with Sun Equipment been made by the state Jjfls in 116 by Certified Mechanics Agricultural SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Engineering. Foreign t American Cars Philharmonic East Lansing Bay Orchestra Gennady Rozhdestvensky Conductor-in-Chief DUAL POINT DISTRIBUTOR $300 EXTRA Victoria Postnikova, Pianist The "SHnyOafliL T0DAY Winter Solstice Spice Up Your Life I Open 1 P.M. Shows (6MS1.00) is due Dec. 22 1:15-3:20-5:25-7:30- 9:30 Celebration CHILI! HIS CIA CODE NAME IS CONDOR. IN THE NEXT SEVENTY-TWO HOURS Auditions ALMOST EVERYONE HE TRUSTS Tasty Home Made WILLTRYTOKILL HIM. Chili That's Meaty & D4NO DE LAURENTIIS PRESENTS Hearty Arid Sim¬ ROBERT REDFORD/FAYE DUNAWAY mered For Hours. It's Tickets On Sale CLIFF ROBERTSON/MAX VON SYDOW Spiced Just Right So For Try Some Tonight! R.I.O. SPIIDWAGON Thurs., Dec. 4 1400 TONIGHT IS Show HOT DOG NIOHT Tuesday, November 25 at 8:15 p.m. at The Silver Dollar Soloon. Tickets On Sole At Hot Dogs 25< University Auditorium Discount Records, Recordland At The Meridian Mall, And The The Stockholm Philharmonic, with Silver Dollar Saloon. JOHNHOUSEMAN a 70 year •T JAMES GRADY kninw •» LORENZO SEMPLE. wwouctost 8TANLEY SCHNEIDER history of musical iRl RESTRICTION excellence, is noted for its distinguished body of instrumentalists from all parts of Europe and Asia. It's no RESTAURANT & HIGHWHEELER Widely considered the foremost Soviet conductor today, Gennady Secret LOUNGE COME Rozhdestvensky became the first Soviet citizen allowed to accept a corner MAC Ave. & Albert - E.L. full-time post outside his native OUT OF BELL'S Union Building country. Program: THE C PIZZA 50th Anniversary Blomdahl Symphony No. Prokofiev Piano Concerto No. 3 3 (Facets) IS WEDNESDAY, NOV. 19 v our Food & Booze Take the chill off November. Make place. 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Public $3,00 Tickets at pm Starting at Donuts and Cider in the Union the Door HELP US 4i30 p.m. Lobby VARSITY INN (SPECIAL THANKS TO NEW WORLD AQUATICS) CELEBRATE! 1227 E. Grand River I. Lansing 332-6519 W:,t.igin Stote News, Eo»t Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 19, 1975 7 TV s Ellery Queen solves stylish crimes .MAN "Columbo," Richard Levin,™, kathy esselman and William TRi«hard Levinson vn ' 1 sute News Reviewer Link, have created aE"er/ ^ueen are to and Nero Wolfe the ratiocinative crime to the reins of logic. It genre And these murders lurn with us now to those a campy adaptation of the tion. tradi- posits a rational universe that be solved can crimes are motivated by greed public epics of 1935-36 and a tection. The gambit works in w days of yesteryear, to greatest ratiocinative is comprehensible by logical deductive and gain and can be dealt with Columbia series which started that Ellery emerges as an detective by logical reasoning. It is 0rid of "Ellery Queen" a in American fiction, "Ellerv Queen." What Dashiel Jhe J"atiocinative tradition solves the processes. A world where mur¬ locked room a world puzzles, elegant of by the rational human mind. in 1940, starring Ralph Bel¬ eccentric, but not asexual, char¬ ^se untouched by grime or centra1 dilemma of der is neither mad nor where Sherlock Holmes lamy, with Margaret Lindsay acter. David Ham detective fiction clues and murderers who base brought or¬ Wayne brings his crime. mett and the unpre- as Nikki and Charlie less Raymond Chandler - murderers are irrational. the" progression of their homi¬ der out of his gas-lit London Grapewin classic, patented exasperation d'Ctableness of violent - people who brought you are to the hard-boiled tradition, and death crime Murders are composed, not cides on shrouded in the fog of change as Ellery's father, Inspector to the role of Ellery's father, - by subjecting nursery rhymes or Queen. After four films, Wil¬ just committed in this literary wonderland tales. These and unreason. His elegant ob¬ Inspector Queen. And a classy logical servation liam Gargan replaced Bellamy flock of guest stars light up this kept him from co¬ and Columbia made three more caine and reassured readers as production. films before terminating El¬ wonderful 1Quicksilver' to the preeminence of reason in The series still shows distinct isco s a Kafkaesque time. The reali¬ ties of the Irish question, the Boer War, the rise of the lery's movie Universale career. new Queen" is the detective's "Ellery se¬ weakness in plot structure and dialogue. The writing should be slick and witty. So far it is cond or third incarnation on unions and marxism, and the merely pretentious most of the for television. The last try was a unites decline of the Empire weighed time. The plots are difficult to Renaiss feeble effort starring George a upon turn-of-the-century Eng¬ lishmen. Sherlock Holmes re¬ duced these problems to pro¬ Nader. Ellery seemed hopeless¬ ly effete and ineffective. unravel, but unfortunately that usually stems from the fact that the clues were not fairly laid DAVE DIMARTINO and is clearly their finest portion. down. And one could care less v show¬ more and Levinson and Link created a in years. guitarists John Ci- whether or not Ellery steps out SUte News Reviewer ing pollina and Gary Duncan Many Quicksilver fans have Ellery Queen began his successful ratiocinative detec¬ Now, to add to this rebirth of band that has been ca¬ of character to minor Renaissance seems remains always been eager to admit a rehearsing reer in 1928 when two New tive in "Columbo," the rumpled challenge the occurring within the San Franciscan unapproachable for together for years. No one audience to solve the mystery. vitality, comes sheer musical strong disliking for Valenti's overly dominates York cousins, Manfred B. Lee wizard, who brought order to dary San Franciscan mu- "Solid Silver," the first compatability character and music, it seems, the and Fredrick Dannay, the disordered deaths Universal has invested time, from the offering and, for that reason, both of proceedings, although Valenti began among -ne this year. newly reformed their earliest albums and not without reason. Valen¬ the very rich and stylish. After energy and some money into Quicksilver Messenger Service. sound typically has written the most writing the triumphs of mys¬ came the Jefferson as ti's presence in the band this coup, recreating the milieu of '50s fluent and sophisticated as tery author and amateur they set themselves songs and Cipollina, — It is, Duncan Manhatten. Not the real '50s, hip's "Red Octopus," thankfully, a complete of the '70s* finest products. any from his rejoining on "Just For and Freiberg are sleuth, Ellery Queen. Although to adapting the elegant crimes has enjoyed such as- success. On "Solid Silver," the Love" through "What About equally rep¬ Queen's print detections con¬ solved by Queen to television. but the '50s filtered through the four resented in title credits. Dun¬ ig success that, pheno- Quicksilver, as represented original members Me," "Quicksilver," and "Co- tinued until the '60s, looking glass of B-movies and by their first two classic al¬ of the band can's "Gypsy Lights" is parti¬ Ellery Peter S. Fischer and Michael back-lot reality. It is a '50s from jy, it has now reached are reunited and featured with min' Thru" — drew a close to cularly memorable, well worthy proved less adaptable to film Rhodes act as line producers for um status. bums, were probably the most the marvelous improvisational than his elegant "Singin' in the Rain," invested controversial rock of single release, and contempor¬ the series, while Levinson and while the Grateful Dead inventive and persona Cipollina's with the style of '30s sophisti¬ ble group of the technically capa¬ Dino Valenti, who was himself a period of the band and gave own, quirky "Flames" is instru¬ aries like Nick Charles and Link executive produce. Jim cated detective films, rather t been able to claim entire San member of the band Quicksilver a newer, Philo Vance. before song - mental^ outstanding. Hutton interprets Ellery as a than the hard-boiled detective success, their "Blues For Franciscan scene. The four oriented style, dominated The Queen career in film was - they had even secured their very Unfortunately, the album wise child who is helpless at life films of the late '40s and »LP has been lingering on man lineup — bassist David initial much by Valenti's limited to two early recording contract in the uniquely seems to be a one time only forgettable Re- and hopelessly brilliant at Freiberg, drummer Greg - the charts for weeks — - mid-60s. nasal vocals. affair, as is the entire Quicksil¬ While "Solid Silver" boasts ver reunion. Both David Frei¬ no 12 - minute masterpieces like "The Fool," each of its 10 berg and John Cipollina are nn Anderson to sing at Long's selections is a well thought out, logical continuation of Quicksil¬ involved in other musical pro¬ jects. Frieberg, of course, is a member of the Jefferson Star- ver's earlier sound, modernized with Valenti's ship and Cipollina recently has nn Anderson, country mu- bert Altman's film "Nashville." music. surprisingly low - finished a British tour with blonde beauty, will appear The disparity between the keyed singing style. With guest Welsh group Man, of which a Tickets are $5.00 and $6.00 appearances by one - time ng's Banquet Center in venomous "Nashville" charac¬ and all seats are at reserved - live recording is now available member Nicky Hopkins and the jig for two shows on ter and the Lynn Anderson who tables of eight. They are avail¬ brilliant vocal backing by ace — though only as a British y at 8:00 and 10:30 p.m. is so modest that she "had to be able at all Knapp's stores, import. screamer Kathi MacDonald, the Jerson gained her pin- coaxed to mention her Marshall Music in East Lan¬ Nonetheless, the original many album is probably the of fame, including a charitable activities" is a ques¬ strongest Quicksilver are heard at their sing, Ray Lantz Music in Jack¬ of all the Valenti/Quicksilver finest form in years on "Solid my Award and the title of tion that her performance at son and Long's. A before - show recordings — and hardly just a Silver" and are, in fact, now Country Music Assn.'s Long's may not solve. But the dinner package is also offered. typical "reunion" album, a la female vocalist" through affair promises to be a Drinks will be "readily availa¬ the Byrds' Asylum fiasco. making one tour together to plum for ndition of "I Never Pro- those who wish to witness the ble" as the Long's promotion promote the album. Live or on "Solid Silver" in fact sounds record, You A Rose Garden." ultimate in Nashville states. Quicksilver certainly country very much like the work of a are worth listen. "Rose Garden" rocket- a to the top of country Anderson followed with ~ber of best - selling and singles such as a Man My Man Is" and CanlUnlove You." "Rose " alone won 16 gold in foreign countries. Anderson is rumored to - model for the character Black portrayed in Ro¬ to"# the story of toon-anything guys """Wppfty discover ^thing called inning streak." flCHKS. PANMSKT Wilton 7:30 ,h ®fody 9:30 IS,Bd7:30*9:4S fc7:30"'45 ,hi> Weekend It'a titoe For Another sma loioVj 8 Michigan State News, Eost Lansing. Michigan Wednesday, Laws separate South Africa (continued from page 1) passbook, he/she is arrested, child is taught to use a gun. Africa, rich in diamonds, cop¬ Yet, South Africa wishes to Some cry revolution, citing tans. Every African over 16 The "apartheid" policy also Children take shooting lessons occurrences like Mahomo's, years of age must carry an carries over into education and in school. And all white young per, gold, uranium and oil. appear liberal in foreign rela¬ tions while maintaining the where peaceful means of change identification card declaring employment. Education is free men must serve in the military. Almost every major interna¬ have not worked. They say homeland, employer and birth- for white children, but Africans tional American corporation has status quo at home. The prime minister stresses that South blacks and whites will never date. If an African is found in must pay. Of late, the government has business interests in South been working on a new Africa is not racist, but is cooperate, that white racist the urban areas without the Every white man, and project. Africa. All three major auto¬ woman African men are required to mobile companies have plants merely recognizing "cultural" feelings will be harder to over¬ than racist laws. Jim Stafford Barb Benton leave the remote Bandustans to differences between the whites come there as well as major mining and Africans. Others see a more subtle, but HOLIDAY PUN work, so they live in crowded and oil companies. Texaco and TIME k Redlight rights might be right barracks with other men near Gulf Oil, and companies such as South Africa also needs the just as powerful change oc¬ curring. By not allowing blacks FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ?« I The Day After street they their jobs. The government will not let their wives and children Johnson and Johnson, Honey¬ well, Kodak and Coca Cola are other African countries to de¬ pend on it. It wants to have good to be trained for specialized jobs, the country is faced with a SAGINAW CIVIC Thanksgfvi'nJ LANSING (UPI) - allowing motorists to make A bill is one-way. were turning onto live with them, calling their families "superfluous baggage." all in South Africa. recent According to statistics, American relations with countries with important interests and rev¬ shortening supply of labor. They are gradually being forced CENteI right turns on red is nearing final legislative approval after Senate supporters said they The men may return to the Bandustan only one month out corporations have invested about $1 billion in that enues in South Africa. to train blacks and therefore ONE PERFORMANCE ONtT clearing the state Senate Tues¬ expected the House to concur in the Senate amendment and of the year. The ratio of women country. Recently it has accepted a increasing their dependence black labor. on TICKETS:$3.50--$4.5o~$5 At the Saginaw ci day. send the measure to Gov. to men is eight to one on the South African blacks offer much cheaper labor because of black ambassador from Mala- James Hooker, MSU profes¬ Civic Centtl The House-passed measure, sponsored by Rep. Howard William G. Milliken to be signed into law. reserves. The South African "apart¬ the "apartheid" laws. According to the Job Reservation laws, the wei, because it wants good relations with that country. But it has sent troops and aid to sor of African history, sees this increase in black skilled labor as Box Office 303 Saginaw, Michigan JohnaS- Wolpe, D-Kalamazoo, was re¬ heid" policy is not widely spoken most skilled jobs can be held the signal for change, rather turned to the House on a 30-0 The bill would eliminate the of among other countries of the war-ridden Angola to fight a than a bloody revolution. Bank Americard vote for action on need for blinkers and flashing only by whites, and no black can Soviet-supported faction there. and Senate a- world. The United States, Master "Inevitably, there will be a mendments. arrows because motorists France, Japan, Germany, Hol¬ supervise a white. In 1969 the average African income was In the opinion of some, the black victory," he said. "It Charge would automatically be allowed CALL (517) The primary Senate amend¬ to make the turns on red. land and Britain all value the tremendous resources of South only eight per cent of a white's whites of South Africa are (white dominated South Africa) 754-7491 average income. digging their own grave. is not going to last forever." FOR ment would also allow motor¬ ists to turn left on red when the RESERVATIONS Medical Technology Students Meeting Concerning The American Society of Medical Technology Wed., Nov. 19, 1975 7 - 8 p.m. 146 Giltner East Lansing Merchants Strike It Rich! 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Meantime, the Purple promised to hold daily press flair and State News Staff Writer implementation of the sport to One such occurrence is Gang members comported interviews at the Huntington successful distinction du. I but I dis Combining personal reflec¬ tions and diligent research, the current rebuilding process brought forth by Stabley, "At themselves well at the game. Sheraton...And, he kept his chapter of MSU J now underway. half time of a football game on But they shook up the citizenry word." "The Spartans" Fred Stabley has produced an Spiced with references to the Old College Field the home afterwards by drawing their off,* 1 old-time football informative and enlightening various time elements sur¬ team retired to a small en¬ gats and taking a few practice Moving on, Stabley brings comers buffe.J! alike knowi?1 work on the history of MSU the reader into the Duffy era, a rounding the eras, the author closure under the grandstand. shots at the ducks on the Red Derson»hio 7"""^? Okay, Peggy Gossett, you've forced me to do it. football. begins the journey through Cedar River..." which he captures with both ..j "President Jonathan Snyder I've always told ol' Joe Kirby that someday I would write the Stabley, sports information able work eal1' Great American Sports Column (sort of like the Great American Spartan history by tracing the on this occasion paid a visit to The author then takes the director at MSU the past 27 Novel, only shorter) and, well Peggy, you've forced me to do it. beginning of the game on his student athletes, possibly to reader through the war years years, utilizes a command of campus. and into the advent of the say a few words of encourage¬ diction with his professional Included in the beginning There ya are, Peggy, ranting and raving, ment toward greater efforts in Biggie Munn era. ballyhooing, this-ing insight to present MSU football recount is the first game Michi¬ the second half. He found the Stabley's work gives due and that-ing and just generally raising a fuss about how God-awful fans, both young and old, with gan Agriculture wonderful the game of football is and what "The Spartans - College squad members sitting in a recognition to the man who put good-natured and Michigan State played; a 10-0 conquest of circle and passing around a Spartan football on the national deserving feUows football players and coaches are. And not just Football." Lansing High School in 1896. bottle of a popular powerful once - twice. On Oct. 28 AND Nov. 11. map. Again, he gives just Dissecting the Spartan foot¬ The author also presents an drink of the day—Duffy's Malt credit to a multitude of per¬ It's enough to make a decent fella want to ball tradition into five eras, cry, or read Joe Falls inside touch by relating several formers under Munn, while or something terrible like that. Liquor. Stabley covers a vast area of "human" incidents regarding "Pep talk forgotten, the maintaining that Now, there are several things in both of your columns that make ' personal prexy beat a hasty retreat and touch. me feel that way. I will elaborate. apparently did his best to A typical example of the First, some tidbits from the Oct. 28 dandy. forget what he had seen." author's writing versatility re¬ Exciting finishes in "It's (football) one thing in this fragmented society that draws Stabley is careful to note volves around MSU's first visit people together, that entices old friends into town for the to the Rose Bowl in 1954. weekend..." So do funerals Peggy. throughout this section, as well as throughout the entire book, He explains, "Long before "Compared to life, LIFE in capital letters, football is a delight." the various individual perform¬ the opening whistle sounded on Compared to life, in capital letters or not, anything is a delight — putting on a clean pair of socks, blowing your nose or sitting. IM football playoffs ers for the Aggies in their formative years. New Year's Day, Michigan State had scored a notable But — ah, yes — there are yet more reasons why one should Stabley moves on to relate public relations victory which titter in delight every time the word "football" is uttered. By JIM DUFRESNE more touchdowns to put an end "Football is also the classic bad-guy, yet another interesting side¬ was important to itself, the Big good-guy battle without the Running from a wide array of to any Wonders Hall hopes. Ten and the entire Rose Bowl guns and ammo, where everyone is clearly rooting for one side, offensive formations, Jai Hai of Richnak playing practically a light to the football tradition of MSU. promotion. Ever since the start drawn together against the common enemy. It's the epitome of Emmons Hall confused, baffled flawless game, tossed two more "Somehow or other, the of the Big Ten pact in 1947 cops and robbers, of pigs and freaks, of cowboys and Indians. It's and bewildered the helpless goal line passes and Colling Michigan State Police got a tip there had been every fan 10 years old again, rolling in the tall weeds of his favorite Wolfpak of Wonders in a 32 -13 seriously .1.1 with another fine finger tip that the gangsters (members of field waiting to pounce on the robber/freak/Indian." strained relations, particularly onslaught for the men's intra¬ grab gave his team their fourth Detroit's infamous Purple with the press." Yes! Yes! Pounce on that man who is not mural resident hall touch foot¬ TD of the night. wearing green and Gang) were coming and im¬ Explaining that West Coast white. Murder the dirtyslobsonuvabitch. ball championship. The Pak finally broke the ice Oh, but wait. On Nov. 11, Peggy, you state that the fans The Emmons squad in the fourth quarter with two mediately suspected they writers had been banned from is un¬ would hold up the gate," Stab¬ shouldn't be booing and hissing the MSU doubtedly one of the best teams touchdown catches by Dave Big Ten practice sessions players because they do ley writes quoting Lyman Fri- previous to the game, Stabley not win enough. to emerge from the Gould and Jim Ault, but their dormitory modig's recount. continues, "This was State's "A true Spartan fan would stick up for every fragmented league and they finished their offensive effort was too little "The gang members arrived first year in the Big Ten, and Spartan body out there, instead of debasing them with delirious, season the way and too late. they started it; in two big black limousines. the feeling generated by an defamatory denunciations." All the while they are deliriously by rolling over their opponents. Abscenity, exploding in the School officials still were not incident seven years ago meant debasing the opposing team, right Peggy? Like a good cop Like the previous Jai Hai final period with 21 points, also victims, the Wolfpak was never ended its season on a winning sure they were there merely as nothing to them. Biggie Munn *7 jr.*** pouncing on a bad robber. Why is it that a fan is merely taking part in the "epitome of cops really in the game as the victors note with their 40 - 19 victory and robbers" when he dirtyslobsoriuvabitches the took their never ending lead on over Face Gang for the inde¬ but is an "obnoxious, team castrating" fan when he opposing team, the third play of the game. pendent division championship. KOREAN OLYMPIC COACH TO INSTRUCT dirtyslobsonuv- abitches his own team? I don't Norm Colling put his team The finalists were dead¬ really see the difference. Both up 7 0 when halfback Tim locked at 19 - 19 entering the pastimes, frankly, rather enjoyable. - MSU are And "team castrating." Really, that because of a few people now 88 eunuchs Peggy. You just cannot tell me using a few nasty words, there are Richnak hit the speedy end, who on a dead run and out - stretched arms, with fourth quarter when Abscenity quarterback Mark Mirori put his team out in front with his Judo club playing football for MSU. managed to hold on to the 25 touchdown pass to Mark Hoc- The MSU And you cannot honestly tell me .that those 88 players are yard pass judo club will Kim at 393-2931 or 355-5270. be for the score. sponsor a clinic Saturday in the special novice divisions. Registration will be li totally ignorant of, isolated front? arshocked by what is commonly kerberger. The MSU Judo Club will also The tournament will be held The pair then exploded again from 11 known as "locker-room language." I'm also sure all the coaches use The Gang then drove to their judo room at the Men's Intra¬ sponsor a toAfhaftierit atlp.m. under International rules and a.m. to 12:30 p| "pretty please" during practice sessions. Those poor sensitive in the third quarter for three opponent's five yard line but mural Bldg. The clinic is open Sunday in the Sports Arena Sunday and there is a at will use an Olympic pool system souls, exposed to all those heartless fans and their were held there for two downs to anyone and no experience is the flen's IM. registration fee. All entrj nasty mouths. elimination with three minute must be AAU members I What scares me the most, on some fine defensive efforts necessary. There will be though, Peggy, are the endings of senior wo-, matches. both of your columns. On Oct. 28 you say "football has more than Cager tickets by the victors. On the Guest instructor at the clinic will be Bong Soo Wang, a men's divisions for 135 and must have their card. | its place in society. It has a throne." And on Nov. 11 you give us following play Lee under and 136 and over. There this; "I say if you can't uphold MSU in its downhill slide, turn in Peters, who was the hero of the seventh dan black belt and will be senior men's divisions your MSU stadium blankets for the scarlet and and blue. OSU and U-M are grey or the maize always looking for more obnoxious, in $12 package night, took a Miron pass on the 15 and returned it 45 yards for world renowned mat work ex¬ pert. Wang is also coach of the for 154 and under, 176 and under and 177 and over. Cagers in action tonigl] team castrating fans." Abscenity's second TD of the Korean National Judo team and There will be junior girls Season tickets for MSU home MSU basketball fans will Putting both of those together — and I will because each came quarter. the Korean Olympic team. divisions for ages 9 through 12 get their first look at the 197f basketball games go on sale Peters also stopped a last cagers at 7:30 p.m. tonight when the Spartans tipoff in the am from your typewriter — gives football an incredible amount of Wang will demonstrate com¬ (light and heavy weight) and 13 today at the Jenison Fieldhouse ditch effort by Face Gang when Green and White game. significance and that is very dangerous. ticket office. petition techniques, including through 16 (light and heavy Head Coach Gus Ganakas will It puts people who are not sis-boom-bah, give-'em-hell fans The 12 game he intercepted a Ken Rocco pins, chokes and throws. The weight). There will be boys split the squad evenly for I package for contest which is the grovelling among the scum of the earth. And even below that are pass on his 10 yard line which clinics will be held from 2 to 4 divisions for ages 9 and 10, 11 only public appearance the Spartans! faculty, staff and students costs make prior to their season those scoundrels who just happen not to like football that much $12 and all seats are general later led to his team's final p.m. and 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday. and 12.13 and 14, 15 and 16; all opener Dec. 1 against Cenfl and don't give up much of their touchdown. There is a $5 fee for the clinic. with separate light afld Michigan. J attention, or money,for The Game. admission. heavy The Green and White game is But worst of all are those blockhead, imbecilic, slobbering fools The ticket office will be Others winning last Monday For further information call Mr. weight groups. There will also sponsored by the Varsity (I and all seats are priced at $1.00. who refuse to kneel before the ruler of all open night were Abelard of Abbot in sports, The Spirit of from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. the resident hall second the Great Game of Football the winning attitude. flight, — The Spartans To compete, Peggy, is to open their Metavish of McDonel with their participate in an event which gives a schedule at home Dec. 1 against 27 - 6 victory over reward at its completion. And that includes Woodpussy like watching a football indirect competition, game. But by your standards, Peggy, who Central Michigan. After one road game at Eastern of Wonders in the third flight, ASPEN gets a reward? The winner? Only if they cheer the Michigan and Abortion of Abbot who Before Xmai And then only if they cheer for the proper way. they will return home Monday, defeated Space Cowboy of A- You've just eliminated most of the human proper sport. Dec. 8 to face Canisius. kers 34 -14 for the fourth flight. Starting at <299" - includes: race, Peggy. To me, the people who . roundtrip trainfare • Amtrac gain something from competition are those who concentrate on their own "CHANGE" HAS COME! r """uXchina"™" """" 1 . 6 days lift tickets performance — win or lose — and can benefit from The new album from i P«ople« Friendship Aim. .7 nites lodging knowing themselves and their limits and SEVENTH VICTIM attributes a little more intimately and can also have Spanky & Our Gang. continental breakfast the same time. a bit of fun at On Epic Records sei j CHINA'SChina How COMMUNES is about the future Wad. 8:00 p.m. .wine ft cheese picnic on the hill Feeds Now Peggy, I realize that those "clowns" who rip into Stolz's coaching ability couldn't "coach the Denny 800 Million People I Thuri. Midnight ji. obstacle races cleats of any Big Ten . bus transfers, taxes, tips, gratuities Sun. 3:00 p.m. school," as you say. Hell, hardly anybody has the a successful ability to become a talk by ^ Big Ten coach. Look at all the trouble Stolz is having. Joseph Whitney Spaces are limited But Peggy, you shouldn't boot them out of the human race. Professor of Geography, Hopefully, someday those clowns will benefit from their U. of Toronto 6HO MooSuSki - 240 Mens IM competitive experience as a football fan, realize they don't like the Just returned from China om /1 ( Campus * 353-5199 game and take up ping-pong and live happily ever after. Expert in Chinese Agriculture Radio And that, folks, is the Great American Sports Column. Thursday, Nov. 20th, (^4:00 pm Room^31^Union J Hey, chicken lovers- come on over toThe Other Fried! i IvEVlHO Wednesday MERCADO & IMPORTS Mexican Food Preparations (MARKET) Family Night Corn & Flour LA VICTORIA & LA PREFERIDA Tortillas, Chile Sauces & much more ^ Special 3 pieces of chicken, cole slaw, mashed potatoes and IMPORTED BEER flf hot biscuits. gravy, yerbas, medicinales. FREE COOKING HINTS BY MRS. TREVINO | Um ^ Great time to discover the toucha honey wmt/sRgcfoe Hours Mercado: Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m.-9 p.m. difference in Famous Recipe, The Other Fried Chicken. Delicious Reg. 1.69 Now tmA()| 5T1 EAST SAGINAW AT CEDAR batter, fried really cri;p and all the way through. ►'■> wonder people who cross dipped-in-honey only | 1900 East Kalamazoo 5 minutes from M.S.U. ^ I ■ LANSING over to The Other Fried thicken 4500 South Cedar 485-4334 stay there! 3007 N, East St. (U.S. 27 North) n state News. East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 19, 1975 11 AnvEDTICK >u QU,CK CASH IN YOUR POCKET! A^gKTISMNJHE^STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED APS FOR BEST RESPONSE $$ | Automotive ][^| l5*3Z] FRANKLY SPEAKING... by phil frank I DODGE POLARA, 1970. 4-door, Apartieits Apartwts ]fy] [ Apartments radio, air. Call 485-2907. 6-11-20 REACH THE campus marketl Advertise your used car parts and NEW BLACK TOP ROAD TO Park BROOKPORT ONE bedroom, fur¬ auto services EMBASSEY APARTMENTS neai Lake Mobile Home Court. One and [e355-8255 DODGE 1969 station fect condition. wagon. Per¬ today Call Marie. two bedroom furnished, mobile nished or unfurnished on bus line. 10 minutes to campus. LCC. Efficiency, one and twc U Service eldg 9-passenger. Po¬ homes. 10 minutes to campus. Starting at bedroom apartments starting ai wer steering, $160 a month. 332-8036. 6-11-20 $85/month plus minimum security power brakes, air U-AEPAIR-AUTO SERVICE CEN¬ (MOTIVE conditioning, 4 new radial tires. TER. SPECIAL rates. 641-6601. 0-11-26 deposit of $25. Students' haven tc #r» t Cycles MUST SELL. Do-it-yourself, free supervi¬ MUST SUBLEASE, 4-person a- low rentl Call Barbara at 482-478S Leaving country. sor Specials: Tune-ups, $2298 Z t Service $950 or best offer. Phone 337- $150/MONTH partment in Cedar Village. For anytime between 9-12 a.m. anc 0467. 6-11-26 front disc brakes, $24.45 parts winter and spring term. 337-0264. 1-5 p.m., Monday-Friday. 18-12-5 included. Phone 882-8742. 0-1-11- Unfurnished, one bedroom apart¬ 7-11-21 DODGE TWO PERSON apartment from air, radio. MONOCO, Complete 197a idoor, ment. Mason. Furnished apart¬ ment also available. Call 676-4874. FEMALE FOR 4-woman apart¬ December 15 Woodmere Apart¬ power, excel- Sp AUTO PARTS & 0-11-26 ment. Very close. Two full baths. ments. Call 337-7060. River view. lenyransportation. 485-2907. 6- SALVAGE. Junk cars, motorcycles & snowmobiles. We trucks $72. Sublease December .3-11-20 15th. 6-11-24 FEMALE. OWN room, $78/month. FIREBIRD power 1973. Threespeed, steering and radio. $2 750 4M7t°1-1d205arl ^ H8rriS' 489" Winter, spring option. 135 Burch- am. 351-8986. 3-11-20 PENNSYLVANIA n ENUE north. FEMALE NEEDED to winter-spring term, close, $85. sublease Call 882-0428. 6-11-19 Furnished, pl(\\* -om, utilities 351-2477 after 5 p.m. 3-11-19 ELECTRIFYING: CONVERT your paid, $145*T,.ith plus deposit, car to electric ONE FEMALE winter/spring powerl No Pollu¬ 627-5454.6-11-19 SUBLEASE DECEMBER. January i2SDcSUPER I.?66- S*CV %0'iandard \^m econ°iine. shift. tion. Cheap and reliable tation. Write for transpor¬ terms. Karen, Twyckingham. $65/month. 332-1221 after 5 p.m. - June. Own room, $73/month. Phone 882-01 ,.-6-11-21 details: ELEC¬ Penny Lane. 393-7561. B-1-11-13 4-11-21 TRIC ENGINEERING Box 1371, East Dept. E, P.O. YES...We IMPALA, 1970, 350 automatic. Lansing. C-11-26 NEED ONE female. Four woman KALAMAZOO EAST, Near Spar¬ Cassette, AM-FM stereo, excellent apartment. Sublease winter/ have row. Five rooms furnished; mar¬ condition. Power steering. 482- Auto Insurance! S* THAT OLD COLLEGE PROTEST SPIRIT spring. $67/month. 351-9189. 4- ried couple, utilities paid, no pets. 6131.6-11-20 17 Companies SUfc£ &y*\ESAU\lE Wtt&NNOO 11-21 location! Dodge Realty 482-5909. 6-11-25 JAGUAR 1964 Mark X. Rebuilt FSC RAISE THE Pfc/CE 3F BPEfel UNFURNISHED TWO bedroom. 3-6 and 9 months leases THREE BEDROOM apartment, engine. Leather seats. Mahogany dash. Right hand drive. 351-2400 p ©COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELcY. CA $175 plus deposit. Plus utilities River's and Water's most of a house, stove & refrigera¬ Excellent 94709 except water. Washer and dryer. tor, parking. $150 per month plus 935 E. Grand River body. Must Sell. 351-7846. 5-11-20 Garage. Available December 1st. Edge Apartments utilities. Gas heat, insulated. Ma¬ hind town JEEP, 1961 CJ-5. Four cylinder. WHY BUY another used car? frU-iHH) | Firleil l|$l 217 North Magnolia. Call 489-4789 after 11 a.m. 3-11-20 (next to Cedar Village) ROOMMATE SERVICE AVAILABLE ture serious older male students only. Might consider student cou¬ Mechanically great. 337-0067 after Expert rust repair, body repair, ple with children. 485-9281. 4-11- 332-4432 refinishing. QUALITY REFINISH- 21 (rates** 5 p.m. Greg. 3-11-21 ING, 1619 Marsh Road, Haslett. l. 10-11-20 APPLICATIONS BEING taken for salesman wi^'tv^Oedge of stere- IF YOU can't sell it - RENT itll State News Classified, Ask for NEAR MSU & Frandor: beautiful one bedroom, unfurnished, car¬ NORTH POINTE Apartments. One BACHELOR WILL share home ■word minimum KARMAN GHIA, 1966. Excellent o and camer.H»\uipment. Interest¬ Elaine. 355-8255. peting, drapes, parking, laundry. and two bedroom units. From with student/faculty. Kitchen pri¬ engine. Good interior. Needs FOUR GENERAL jumbo belted ing work. Must be able to deal 332-1703. 6-11-25 brakes. Call 882-4607 or 882-1333 with public. WILCOX SECOND¬ $164 per month. Furnished and vileges, 16 miles from campus. NO. DAYS 6-11_-20 tires. J-78-15, excellent condition. $125. 332-0419. 5-11-19 HAND STORE, 509 East Michi¬ PARKING PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE north. unfurnished. Carpet throughout. On bus line. Phone 332-6433. 675-7300. 6-11-25 gan, Lansing. Phone 485-4391. Furnished one bedroom, utilities LOWEST RATES in Auto & 0-5-11-21 OWN ROOM and bath in spacious Ask for Greg. C-10-11-26 paid. Garage $145/month, plus 3 6 8 Motorcycle Insurance. Easy pay¬ MARCHAL QUARTZ - iodine deposit. Phone 627-5454. 6-11-25 apartment for female. Furnished, TTT ment plan. Call UNION UNDER¬ headlamp conversions for Ameri¬ Call 485-7167 STUDIOS FOR rent $149.75. ALL sublet winter, $94/month plus tfl.MT | U.44 WRITERS INSURANCE. 4112 West St. Joseph, 485-4317 or can and Foreign cars. Three times 8 a.m. -5 p.m. NEED ONE or two women for utilities included. Also 1 bedroom for rent, all utilities included, electricity. At bus stop, Okemos. uio more effective than 349-2945. 2-11-19 MO 11.50] 393-8100. 12-12-5 ordinary head¬ furnished apartment, walking dis¬ furnished, lamps. CHEQUERED FLAG FOR¬ Offer a wide range of financial 1*4 tt.201 20.1* EIGN CAR PARTS, 2605 East services needed and wanted by TV AND Stereo Rentals. $25/ tance to campus. 24 332-4432. 5-11- _ ONE MAN to share large 1 MAVERICK 1970. 6 cylinder auto¬ term. $10.95/month. Call NEJAC, SUBLEASE TWO bedrooms, fur¬ bedroom apartment, $110. Close, |H u.ooJ 22.40 matic, good mechanical condition, Kalamazoo, One mile west of campus. 487-5055. C-10-11-19 your year. community throughout the Training salary followed by 337-1010. C-11-26 NEED ONE or two men for nished, on Abbott. $200/month, air, furnished, dishwasher, bal¬ IJ.H M.H] ji.H some rust. $500.353-9196, ask for unlimited commission possibilities. furnished apartment, walking dis¬ December-summer. 372-2103. cony. 351-7227 after 4 p.m. 7-11- Kathleen. X-6-11-25 Henry. X-8-11-19 AMERICAN,GERMAN and FOR¬ Call Mrs. Starkweather 694-3935 tance to campus. 332-4432. 5-11- EAC(LINE 1 p.m. one class MERCURY STATION wagon, EIGN CAR REPAIR also body. 20% DISCOUNT to students and after 5pm call 484-7069. TORS DIVERSIFIED SERVICES. INVES¬ [ Apartments | Vj FEMALE NEEDED winter-spring, SOMEONE TO share 2 bedroom 1968. Power seat, or immediately. Cedar Village, $85. ore publication. steering and faculty on all cash'n'carry VW 10-11-25 NEED IMMEDIATELY. Female for duplex. Country setting, $80/plus brakes. Good running condition. ADVERTISE YOUR apartment 332-2048 after 5. 6-11-20 service parts. IMPORT AUTO utilities. 332-0584. 3-11-20 Excellent transportation. $400 or nowll For terrific results, call 3-person apartment. Own room. ^ PARTS, 500 East Kalamazoo and MARRIED COUPLE without child¬ Elaine. State News Classified, $75/month. 351-4314. 5-11-24 OKEMOS, TWO bedroom, avail¬ best offer. Plus snow tires. MUST Cedar. 485-2047, 485-9229. Mas- ren to occupy apartment in church able early December. $197 plus MSU AREA, Okemos two person SELL. 482-7070. 7-11-24 tercharge and Bank Americard. parish house, in return for which FURNISHED EFFICIENCY availa¬ electricity. 349-0558, 332-3534. 10- furnished, carpeted, modern, C-11-26 they supervise FRANDOR, NEAR. Two bedroom 11-25 $170. 349-9252 after 6. 3-11-20 I is ordered it cannot MGB 1970. Just rebuilt engine. young people's ble December 20. Close, Gunson work and serve as night custodi¬ unfurnished. Quiet adults. No Street. 351-1210 after 3 p.m. or changed until $1500. Ford, 1964, runs good. New ans of building. children or pets. 485-9343.6-11-19 NEED ONE female to CEDAR VILLAGE. Need Kl insertion, unless it is Phone 482-9454. 6-11-25 one or cancelled by noon tires, battery. $200. 337-2717. 6- 11-25 j Aviation ](jg 6-11-25 NEAR MERIDIAN MALL. Modern, ONE FEMALE wanted for winter and spring terms, Village. 351-3194. 7-11-24 in Cedar two men for 332-5341. 3-11-20 winter-spring terms. re publication. 2-per- HOME START teacher: accepting one bedroom apartment, unfur¬ MUSTANG 1968. Automatic, new son apartment. Immediate occu¬ DO YOU offer aviation club mem¬ applications, minimum two years nished. $145. 339-8073. 7-11-20 i $1.00 service tires. $200. 351-8987 evenings. pancy, all utilities paid except K for an word per lal words. ad change plus day for 3-11-20 NOVA 1970 350 V-8 3-speed. berships, lessons or aviation vices? Advertise Todayl Call Ma- ser¬ college, teaching experience with pre-schoolers preferred. The Home Start teacher visits approxi¬ HASLETT ARMS. Near Berkey. One-two women needed. Furnish¬ ed. $79. monthly. 351-9165. 3-11- electricity and phone. Call 351 - 3269 after noon. 4-11-21 The Sacrifice for quick sale. $825. mately 16 families on a weekly FEMALE NEEDED to sublease ft Personal ads must . 3-11-20 OPEL CADET, 1970. Needs engine fmutt IItil basis, bringing materials and ideas into the home. Apply 101 E. Willow by Friday, November 21. ONE OR two girls needed, winter- winter term. Own bedroom in house. Close. 351-5764. 3-11-21 Creative work. Best offer. 351-8703, ask for FOR GREAT Results in getting a E.O.E. 2-11-19 spring terms, $65 each/$110 sin¬ FEMALE NEEDED for furnished pate News will be gle. Cedarview. 351-5352. 3-11-21 He only for the first Jack. 8-12-1 qualified person tomorrow, call apartment. Winter and Spring. n insertion. Gary to place your employment ad COOK PART-time, weekend $85. Close, call 332-5165. 5-11-25 inted Pattern PINTO WAGON 1973. nights. Phone 655-2175, William- NEED TWO to sublet large apart¬ 29,000 today. * miles. ston. THE SEAHAWK RESTAU¬ ment in Twyckingham, $85/ I due 7 days from the Very clean. "Tuff-Koted." TWO GIRLS needed winter/ $2050 best offer. RANT. 4-11-21 month. Call Brad or Lou after 2 ation date. If not paid or 393-2531. AVON spring. Americana apartments, 1ue date, a 506 late Christmas earnings begin now for p.m. 351-3262. 6-11-26 close to campus. Call 337-0248. 4-11j21_ RECEPTIONIST/GENERAL office. 3-11-21 fiarge will be due. representatives. 482-6893. 20-12-5 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE, 1972. West side. Friendly office for good NICE APARTMENT for 4, OR two New tires, shocks, exhaust. Good typist. Busy phone. Will train. Call girls to share room, furnished, FEMALE. SUBLEASE WAITRESS: FULL and part-time. winter- mileage. 1136 Frye. 351-0473. Experience not necessary. Apply OFFICE MATES, 694-1153. 2-11- carpeted, very close. 332-5959. share with one other. Furnished. PD Town 3-11-21 HUDDLE LOUNGE, 820 West 6-11-26 $83/month. Phone 351-0239. 3-11- PONTIAC LEMANS Sport Coupe, Miller Road, Lansing. 10-11-19 GRAND RIVER Avenue, across MASSEUSES WANTED. $7 per 1973. Buckets, console, vinyl top, hour. Call from campus, 3 bedroofn furnish¬ PART-TIME 489-1215, EXECUTIVE GIRL NEEDED. 731 Burcham. automatic, power steering and opportunity for neat ARTS STUDIO. 15-11-26 ed, private entrance. $250 per/ brakes. $2500. 349-4095. 7-11-25 appearing persons. Earn over $70/ month. 351-7910 or 332-5420. $77/month, December rent free. week for 15-20 hours work. Inter¬ Bus service to campus. Call 332- 0-5-11-21 views by appointment. 332-8245. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, part or 2119.6-11-26 PONTIAC 1969, good condition. full time. Excellent typing, short¬ Car desirable. 3-11-19 LAW STUDENT needs two quiet Recent tune-up. New starter, bat¬ hand and office machines. Work FEMALE NEEDED: sublease Wat¬ tery. $550. After 6 p.m. 349-4885. in our home. Dimondale area. people for apartment. Starts De¬ er's Edge Apartment. Winter & FREE ROOM/board. Female. In cember or January. Own room 6-11-19 [ OUR special events J,a,es" in return for babysitting two chil¬ Salary open. 646-6709. 8-11-20 353-1006. 3-11-21 spring. $86/month. 337-0961. 3- 11-21 our 'Round PORSCHE 911E 1969. Must sell. dren. Close. 332-6409. 5-11-21 ■"wv Call Marie. 355- $3800 or best offer. 393-7581. EMERGENCY NIGHT worker - MALE NEEDED, Twyckingham. SECRETARY-RECEPTIONISTS. preferably married graduates. GIRL TO share two bedroom. X-6-11_-20 Are you ready for a challenging Must give one year committment. Three man furnished, air, dish¬ Furnished, utilities included. $100. washer, close. Winter - Spring. TORINO, 1974. 12,500 miles. new career? If you have good Applications may be obtained. $90. 332-1023. 11-12-5 351-7313 after 5 p.m. 3-11-21 m Power steering, power brakes, 302 typing skills and experience in an AMERICAN RED CROSS, 1800 E. V.8. $2,500. 489-4670 after 5:30 office we invite you to call Grand River, Lansing. 2-11-19 NEED ONE female to sublease NEED ONE female. Close. Old p.m. 8-1*1 Officemates, 694-1153. 2-11-28 Cedar Village, winter-spring. Call apartment, own room winter and BABYSITTER-FULL time. Own 332-1078. 6-11-26 TRIUMPH TR6c0\AmilesExcellent RECEPTIONIST. TYPING skills transportation. Light housekeep¬ spring. 332-6835. 8-12-2 condition. 40,t - $1J0°. and experience on a 10-key adding ing. Start immediately. 337-2268. CAMPUS HILL, four man apart¬ NEED A roommate? A female P'OOLS. Excellent con- AM-FM radio. 332-0419J0-1J-21 machine. Two in office, super 5-11-19 ment for rent. Furnished. Free bus graduate student wants two or exhaust. Phone 655- four man graduate apartment. VOLKSWAGEN 1969 wuare boss. Located on the west side. PART TIME phoning for sales- to campus. 349-2155. 3-11-21 332-0345. 1-11-19 («pm. 7-11-21 back, good condition. $1100 or Call OFFICE MATES, 694-1153. oriented male with pleasant voice. best offer. 353-8755 or 355-7868. 3-11-21 351-3957 after 5:00. 3-11-20 ONE BEDROOM furnished. Cedar ONE BEDROOM UNFURNISHED. . CONVERTIBLE 6-11-19 Greens apartments, near Brody. Apartment for rent. $155 'QawHA * condition. Best offer per ■ Can 332-0866. Ask for VOLKSWAGEN 1969 bus, four speed, good condition, many new SECRETARY. MISCELLANEOUS office duties in a busy office. Shorthand needed. Good benefits MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS FULL TIME positions available. $170/month. Move now, pay no rent until December. 351-8631 or 351-1719.3-11-21 month. Carpeting, air conditioned, garbage disposal. 724 North Penn¬ (nf Must be ASCP registered or sylvania, Lansing. Phone 482- parts. Negotiable. 489-5584. 5-11- - to $600. Call OFFICE MATES, 1970. 11-12-5 P Le Sabre. Air condi- 25 332-2119. 3-11-21 eligible. Excellent salary and bene¬ TWO FEMALES needed. Winter, up jiffy planters for T1 tires. fits. Apply: Personnel Department, yourself or friends! excellent run- spring terms. Twyckingham A- 129 BURCHAM DRIVE. Furnish¬ 4606 Brighten any room with hang¬ at|on, $400. 351-1634. VOLKSWAGEN, 1974. Super Bee¬ DOMINO'S PIZZA needs good ST. LAWRENCE HOSPITAL. E- partments. Nice apartments. Call ed, efficiency apartment. Carpet¬ SIZES 8-18 ing planters filled with arti¬ tle. Excellent condition. 8000 drivers. Part-time. Must be 18 with qual Opportunity Employer. 6-11- 351-2193. 6-11-20 ed. Heat and hot water included. ficial or cut ferns, flowers miles. Still under warranty. Must own car. Apply in person at 966 Crochet of heavy 8-cord cotton $147/month. Lease required. Call FATE Wagon sell. Call 393-6537. 3-11-21 FEMALE ROOMMATES needed, 1972. Trowbridge, 1135 East Grand Ri¬ R.N. OR exceptional LPN near 351-2402 from 8-5. Evenings from or bedspread cotton. Pattern winter and spring. Also winter 7067: directions for two. J' e*cellent condition. ver. BL-1-11-19 6-9 p.m., 882-2316. 0-11-26 11 VOLKSWAGEN 1960. Excellent campus. Openings available for only. Close. $81.332-4769. 5-11-19 $1.00 for each pattern. Add extras. 63,000 Get around town in a slim, transportation. Good condition LUCRATIVE EARNINGS, set your part-time p.m. shift and full time 25L!"wheel' bike like yours now. Advertise m Automobile required. 351 ment ME, Box 4490, Berkeley, Mon. - Sat. 10 a. m.«6 Instant Sewing Book $1.00 15 Quilts for Today #3 tfll.Jl 8,800 miles, State News Classified. 355-8255. week 5800. C-3-11-19 California. 94704.15-12-5 p.m. 226 Abbott Rd. Instant Fashion Book $1 .GO Book of 16 Jiffy Rugs 50* Ask for Randy. ] 2 Michigan State News, East Loosing, Michigan Wednesday, f Apartments M 1IB Ft Sale |[5] Fir Silo CAPITOL VILLA two bedroom BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED SEWING MACHINE Clearance APPLES.PEARS, sweet cider. LOST: MALE husky shepherd mix. unfurnished available. Call 351- country home, easy driving dis¬ Salel Brand new portables $49.95, 2262. Ask for Cathy or BLOSSOM ORCHARDS, 2 miles Part pink nose. Tan/black. Child's Elisa. tance from Lansing. Large fire¬ $5. per month. Large selection of north of Leslie on Hull Road (Old pet. Reward. 484-2363, 485-4804. 8-11-19 place, secluded riverfront location. reconditioned used Announcements for It's What's Advisors machines., U.S. 127) Hours: 9-5, closed 5-11-25 Meeting: Ombudsman Adults only, $250 month, refer¬ Singers, Whites, Necchi's, New Happening must be received in the Carolyn Stieber will meet with the ROOMMATE wanted to share Mondays. Gift packages shipped interest^ ences/deposit. ELLEN REESER campmgor comfortable apartment. Available REALTOR, 1 -725-7715^ 10-11-25 Home and "many others". $19.95 to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS by United Parcel. Phone 1-589- 8251. 0-11-26 LOST: IRISH Two years State News Office, 341 Student Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least University Undergraduate Advi¬ sors Aasn. at 3:00 today in 107 l,^ December 14. Own rooifi. $60/ DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 1115 two class days before publication. South Kedzie Hall. month. 393-2651. 6-11-24 THREE BEDROOMS. Near Lan¬ North Washington. 489-6448. C- No announcements will be accept¬ tonight in 325 u, sing Mall. Country setting. Unfur¬ 11-26 TELEVISION, 12" black & white. ed Bldg. WOMAN. SUP'unfurnish¬ nished. $200 plus utilities. 351- Like new, $50. Garrard turntable LOST: REWARD. Green wallet, by phone. missing from Michigan State Med¬ Applictions are now available ed bedroot0<*" iwo bedroom apartment, December 1st. 0997. 10-12-3 SAFETY, HARDENED, and coat¬ $20. 355-7820 evenings. E-5-11-21 ical Society. No questions. 332- for The Oracle newspaper Board The MSU Depo¬ ed lens. OPTICAL .DISCOUNT, Dig jazz? Stratus is what's of Directors. Requirement will Rew sit. Mt. 0875/351-3227. 3-11-20 only Proud to Hope at Hagadorn. 332- NEED ONE person for three involve one hour a month. Pick present "fa] 2615 East Michigan, ®sing. C-5- happening. MSU's newest contri¬ 5967. 3-11-19 '"9 and Pr0mo J Gibsons1 bedroom, furnished house, Oke- 11-21 LOST: GREEN and white necklace bution to good jazz and contem¬ one up in 318 Student Services « FREE mos. $128/month includes utili¬ porary music debuts at Lizard's Bldg. f-30 tonight «1 ROOMMATE SERVICE. ties. Grad student preferred. 349- RECEIVERS, TURNTABLES and at Varsity Inn or Gilchrist Hall. Ecol°fly Bldg. fLI Openings for 355-0444. 2-11-19 Underground Monday. No cover. men and ladies. Nice 0381. 3-11-20 amplifiers. Sansuii 441, Sherwood Roscoe, you've got some friends! Climbing, backpacking, skiing. memberships will bej apartments near campus. Very S-7100A, Harmon Kardon SC- reasonable. Phone 351-7910 or 2020, Heathkit AA-29. Sansuii BOOKSALE LOST: BLACK and white male Interested? The MSU will be meeting at 7:00 outing Club 351-6168. 5-11-21 cat. Albert Pick and Glencarin tonight in ROMS SR-212, Dual 1229, Zero 100, Loads ofpap«r area, East Lansing. Face mostly 326 Natural Science Bldg. Come Student Services NEED FEMALE to sublet winter Miracord 625, Sansuii Sp-3500, Bose 501, AR2X, Nova 8 and and hardbacks black, white strip on left side of There will "Telescope," the be a meeting of campus affairs and check us out. Tien will speak B on'SB J and spring terms. Haslett TROUBLE RENTING your room? face. White paws and white neck. Arms, Sensen. .Check these outl You television show, at 6 p.m. Peoples Republic of across from Berkey. Call Linn, Try the State News Classifieds, won't believe the prices or the Taxtand Call 332-1010. Reward. 3-11-19 Thurs¬ The MSU Star Trek Club meets Sample of liberation! d day, Union Activities Board office. at 8:00 tonight in C-113 Wells Hall. 337-2675. 6-11-20 call Tippy at 355-8255 quality. Electric and acoustic gui¬ Rafartnca LOST: BLACK lusky/Shepherd All interested in working on or It's party planning time. No Romu- tion." tars from $25, leather coats from appearing in the show, please QUIET, NEAT room. Nice area. We buy books anytime mix. Whit- Jb, large black lans or glommers allowed. Houses Close. Three blocks. Cheap. No $20, used Dortable TV's from $35. Manual and electric typewriters. 121 W.Grand fiver tail/whit^ fcO° •>med Jonah. 332- attend. The Zoology Club meeting at 7:30 tonifl J utilities. 332-1679. 3-11-20 1368. 6-11 id Forum on "The Working Class, Snow tires. Portable cassette re¬ lbLW. of UnionJnlon Natural Science Bldofl HOUSES! HOUSES! HOUSES! SINGLE ROOM, gentleman. Re¬ corders. We've got it all! Come in and see for yourself. We buy, sell, \ Mthru Fri.-ri. r [I Service )[>SJ Revolutionaries and Socialism" presented by Spark will be held at comers are welcome f Advertise in the State News for fast results. Call Marie, 355-8255. ferences. No cooking. Fine loca¬ tion, quiet. IV 2-8304. $16/week. and trade. DICKER & DEAL. 1701 South Cedar. 487-3886. C-9-11-26 ) *00-5:30 Personal ~|f~Z\ FOR QUALITY Stereo service visit 7:30 tonight at the United Minis¬ tries in Higher Education, 1118 S. MHESA iso'rgan^- we need TWO-THREE bedroom duplexes. 3-11-20 SKIS FOR sale. Kniessel - red stars 185 cm. Women's size 7 Henke DO YOU have a unique the STEREO SHOPPE, 555 East Harrison Road. All are invited. research! workers and more All - CURIOUS USED personal Grand River. C-11-26 Basement. Garage. $235-250/ SINGLE. MALE student. Block boots, 351-8578. 3-11-19 need or item for sale? The Drug Education Center runs can work. Advertise! It's your edt month. Doug Bixby. 393-1220, Union. Cooking, parking. 314 BOOK SHOI Call Carolyn at 355-8255. ARTIST TAKING commission for a free Pediatric Medical Clinic. can change it CorJ 351-5608. 6-11-24 Evergreen. Phone 332-3839 even¬ HARDBACKS JACKET, DOWN, small and hood, School physicals, immunizations, tonight to 342 linioTI ings. 11-19-75 PAPERBACKS $50. Fleece lined boots, size 614, paintings. Oils/water colors. From etc. are available, on DELL ROAD. Deluxe COMIC BOOKS Deadline for 1976 Bud¬ $25. Portfolio available. 355-1015. Wednesdays country du¬ $10. 355-4034. E-5-11-20 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at 398 Park Dr' Gita plex. Two large bedrooms, dining ROOM IN house available Decem¬ SCIENCE RCTIOty get requests for SMAB is B-3-11-21 Lane across from the East Lansing program on heart Mady WM room, finished recreational room, ber 15. Unfurnished, but $50/ DUAL 1229, Stamton EE600. Per¬ Tues. Nov 25 at 5 p.m. Police Dept. Call for an appoint¬ souT fully carpeted, appliances fur¬ PROFESSIONAL SUEDE and lea¬ tonight in 303 month plus utilities. 332-0561. fect shape, four months use. $350 Return to #307 or #310 ment. lngJ nished, air conditioned, garage. 2-11-20 ther cleaning and refinishing. Al¬ Center, 401 W Gi Op«nTi;iO-« PM m-onf value for $200. 349-4617 after 5 Student Services Bldg. $235 plus utilities. 882-8779 or terations and repairs. OKEMOS Lansing. Anyone p.m. 6-11-20 MSU Cycling Club meets at 7:00 welcome. 882-7410. 6-11-26 NEED ONE person to share CLEANERS, 349-0910. C-1-11-19 large GUNS, RIFLES and Handguns tonight in 201 Men's Intramural farmhouse with two men. Fur¬ of all kinds. Buy, trade and sell. INSTANT CASH. WAZOO RE: ONE BEDROOM, OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD calcula¬ Bldg. Basketball half time roller near campus. nished, 20 minutes from campus, BEST year'round prices in south- tor. CORDS buys your good used HOUSE PAINTING Interiors. Free races and general business. All Classes getting t0 A Excellent condition, $150. $140/month, plus utilities, deposit $75/month, 1/3 or utilities. 1-224- em Michigan. Remington 30-06 Divides and multiplies. 372-1562. albums. Rock, jazz, classical, estimates. Reasonable rates. intereted people invited. Ice skat¬ Ready for something! required. Call 332-1009 after 6 p.m. 8126. 6-11-24 automatic, $180 each. Remington Phone 332-0638. Ask for George. ferent? Try 6-11-19 blues. Any quantity. $1.00-$ 1.50 ing afterwards. a presidan 3-11-21 12 guage automatic deer slayer, 5-11-20 SINGLE ROOM, large house, ex¬ per disc. 223 Abbott, 337-0947. paign. Students for Frei. $214.50 each. BOB'S GUN SHOP, TAN 60-40 18-11-26 Are you open-minded? Then meeting tonight at H SUBLET WINTER cellent location, kitchen, laundry, jacket, Alpine Design, term, small 2412 South Cedar. Call 371-2244. $22. Blue North Face down Union Sunporch. furnished duplex. One person. $90 parking. $90/month. 332-1918. 6- jacket, you will find a discussion with 11-25 0-11-26 $30. 487-5522 days. transvestites and female imper¬ 351-5397 including utilities, close pus. 351-2785. 3-11-21 to cam¬ MARANTZ 1060. Sony AM/FM nights. M. Hellman. E-5-11-20 ^STUDENT LOANS* sonators of interest. It's at the Gay Don't be as the ftL EAST LANSING, furnished ADVERTISE YOUR particular Liberation meeting at 8:30 tonight who builds his and double rooms, plus single stereo tuner. Both one year old. GOLD TIMEX Quartz digital ASMSU Loom in¬ in 332 Union. house] WOMAN. OWN 2-person duo Fri., Nov. 21. struction with a Classified but found yourself room, nice First $200. 353-7689. 1-11-19 watch. Leather band. Four months ad. Call upc house. Winter term. Close. $65, apartment. Call 332-8159 between Hold cards will bo Carolyn at 355-8255. Jesus Christ! At 7^ 5 and 7 p.m. 7-11-26 old. $50. 353-0527. 5-11-20 Come to free introductory utilities included. 332-5497. 3-11- GARAGE SALE: 11/19 - 11/21. a foundation series m OWN 2090 Tamarack, Okemos. Miscel¬ ^ Utuod on oil unpold looni^ WRITING TUTOR Coach. - Eijht lecture on the Transcendental corner of Ann a. ROOM furnished. More years experience teaching writing Meditation Program at 1:45 or 4:10 Streets. Downstairs, 1 EAST LANSING. Four bedroom, information, call 485-0122 after 2:30 p.m. 3-11-21 laneous household. 1-11-19 Aiiials |[V] FREE...A Lesson in complexion care. Call 484-4519 East Michigan skills, editing, proofreading. 337 1591.3-11-19 p.m. in C-305 Wells Hall or 7:30 in 334 Union. $250 plus deposit. Very clean. CALCULATOR, SR 51. Brand new or 485-7197 Lansing Mall. MERLE Rally to stop the (J MSU close. 393-6170. 5-11-25 with warranty FIND A good home for your pet. ligence Agency from 1 ONE FEMALE needed to sublet card. $100. Call NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. Today: Daphne Williams, TWO FEMALES, two rooms in room in 4-bedroom and house, winter spring. 351-3878. 8-11-25 337-9431. 3-11-21 Try the State News Classified Ads, 3. Ask for Tippy. C-11-26 [iWiH Semite B official UN observer at IWY Sum¬ an MSU. The CIA is. acts. Be at the Ai great house. Two blocks from FOUR ADVENT loudspeakers - mer conference, will speak: "IWY building at 12 noonl FREE KITTENS, Deadline for Fall YOUR TYPING services need¬ Conference in Mexico City: An campus. Winter term only. 351- ROOMS. $25.75 weekly. $5.75 furniture model. New, best offer eight weeks, box Term are protest its presence, F 1757. 6-11-26 trained. 349-2723 after 4 ed badly by students! Advertise Eyewitness Report." Brought to nightly, plus tax. Includes mem¬ over $400. Call anytime, 371-5711. p.m. Budget Requests for 6-11-24 1-11-19 with an ad, Carolyn at "" you by Women's Studies, at 4 bership privileges. YMCA. 489- SMAB is Nov. 20 at 5 The Company will I FURNISHED, SIX bedrooms, two p.m. 335 Union. 6501. 5-11-20 BRITTANY SPANIEL pups. AKC, baths, $480. Available January 1. KUSS WATERBED. p.m. Return to #307 or auditions for their wi 339-2961 after 6 p.m. 4-11-21 Complete six weeks ft shots, champion #310 Student tion "Celebration" 1 MASON TWO with frame and heater. $75. 372- Services The Creative Woman's Coop¬ - room combina¬ bloodlines. $100. Phone 694-3217. Look for our ad tomorr| FIVE BEDROOM tion, $90 a month, utilities includ¬ 8351.3-11-20 Building. ANN BROWN PRINTING & erative will meet in the Union time and place. nicely furnished, TY¬ ed. 15 minutes to campus, share PING. Sunporch from 6 to 8:30 p.m. close to campus. Available imme¬ large house. Call 676-4601.6-11 -26 WINTER TERM. Needed: Persons Dissertations, resumes, Thursday. New members wel¬ HORSES FOR sale. One Apaloosa general diately, family/students. 355-3236. or person with expertise in AFA printing. Serving MSU for come. Creative Attention Phi Gamn and one quarter horse. Call 627- 26 years with yVritjng desired. 4-11-21 EAST FURNISHED SINGLE and upper flat, parking, $100/month. Utilities BICYCLE 4746. 3-11-21 202, Management, 306, Math 111. Most well rewarded financially. service. 349-0^. complete . thesis Contact Jan Bemis. Virginia bers and rushees. V having our picture tal LANSING, five bedroom Please, please write P.O. Box semi-furnished. Available immedi¬ included. 214 Bailey. 351-2241. REPAIRS! EIGHT FISH for sale. Adult and 1743, East Lansing 48823. 4-11-20 UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS The Great Issue Office is Yearbook at 6:30 Thurl in the Eppley Center ately. Call 371-4183 after 6.7-11-26 adolescent Oscars, Dempseys and COMPLETE DISSERTATION and now resume service, IBM open Tuesday through Thursday conference room. EAST LANSING, men, two Tira-Barbs. 394-2769. 3-11-19 typing, edit¬ SHARE CLEAN four bedroom single ing, multilith offset printing, type¬ afternoons. Stop by and see us in house. Own room. Near campus. rooms just opened. Clean, quiet, cooking. One block to campus. AFGHAN PUPS. AKC, 11 weeks, [Peanuts Personal |[!Sj setting and binding. We encour¬ 336 Student Services Bldg. The MSU Chess d 7:30 p.m. tonight in 2W 351-2073. Lease. 6-11-25 Call 485-8836 or 351-8192. 10-11- shots, wormed. $165 each, or best age comparative shopping. For CLASSIFIED DISPLAY gets at¬ Mayor Coleman Young of De¬ 24 offer. 641-4262. 5-11-21 tention! Box in your ads. For estimate stop in at 2843 East troit will address the problems Elections will be held, | EAST SIDE Grand River or phone 332-8414. MSU, Magnolia. 3-4 __ - better results advertise now! Mar¬ 0-18-11-26 cities are facing as we approach The MSU Promena bedrooms, $285. Also apartment, ONE ROOM to rent for female. PURE BRED Pyrennes puppies. $125. Phone evenings, 372-2738 Kitchen privileges included. 517 Shots. $100. Call 351-9289 even¬ garet, ' our nation's 200th birthday. A film, p.m. tonight in the Mil 6-11-24 North TYPING, IBM. Theses/term pa¬ "Changing Times," focusing on Room C in Brody Hall. I Magnolia near Fairview ings. 10-12-1 urban problems in Atlanta, Detroit school. $20/week, $40 deposit. Velocipede Peddler FREE KITTENS. Black, two pers, call John Calhoun, 332-2078 and Los Angeles, will also be after 5:30 p,m. 0-8-11-26 EAST SIDE - three bedroom house for rent. Remodeled, avail¬ evenings. 5-11-19 541E Grand River 351 7240 tiger, (Lynx point) weeks. 694-0065. E-5-11-20 mother. tone, Eight leal (stole ][«] PURR-FECT TYPE. Accurate per¬ shown at 7:00 in Wonders kiva. Medical technology interested students ar« i| able immediately. 349-0672 after 6 OWN ROOM house. Pi : jarge country L HAVE YOU tried and tried to sell sonal and professional IBM typing. St. John's 21 Club is meeting at attend the second mi p.m. 6-11-21 many extras. One day service. 351-7610.8-11-20 MSU Chapter of the! SIAMESE KITTENS: Seal Points, 9 tonight in the 100 USED VACUUM Cleaners. your house? Advertise with an ad. upper lounge on FACULTY-TWO men. Three Tanks, cannisters, and uprights. Frost Points. 485-6497, 5-11-21 , evenings. Carolyn.r IRENE ORR. Theses, term papers, MAC Avenue. We will attend High Society of Medical from 7-8 p.m. f blocks campus. Call Detroit, 1- Wheeler for a little fun and Guaranteed one full year. $7.88 general typing. Formerly with Ann Giltner Hall. (313) 836-6529 after 7:30pm. 4-11- FURNISHED ROOM near campus merriment afterwards. All ages are and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING ARTIST'S STUDIO, workshop. for rent anytime $95 a month. Brown: _Ci'L SI1:?6 welcome. TWO BEDROOM house for rent, Utilities included. Kitchen facili¬ ties. Call after 5,351-0278.6-11-20 COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. Opposite City Market. 0-11-26 | Mobile Homes ][w>] Remarkable old store, 4200 square feet. $16,000. Sale or lease. John COMPLETE DISSERTATION and Professor Charles McGimsey The MSU Soaring 7:30 p.m. tonight in I i Dolza, 810 State Road, Fenton, resume service. Printing, IBM 1420 Snyder. $300/month. MOBILE HOMES to sell or rent? will speak on "The World Turned Intramural Bldg. New J Fully GREAT BARGAIN for beginner. Michigan 48430. Telephone, 1- typing, binding. Printing from your furnished, Upside Down: The Current Arche- Information a# no contract necessary. '32-9944. 12-11-24 ROOM FOR ' .c&erm, $80 a Reiker Ladies buckle boots 6-6% State News can help you out- Call Marie, 313-629-7388. B-1-11-19 plain paper originals. Corner ological Revolution," at 8:00 come. month pi fotves. 147 Gunson. M, Northland Cobra Downhill M.A.C. and Grand River. Below anyone interested in $a skiis. Price negotiable. Call 332- EAST. FORTY acres. Beautiful old Jones Stationery Shop. 9-5, Mon¬ tonight at the Kresge Art Gallery, three bedroom home. Excellent at a lecture sponsored by The PALACE, 1953. 8 x 30. Electric day Friday. Call COPYGRAPH FEMALE.OWN room. Close to 0821, Amy. 4-11-21 - heating. Cash only. Immediate condition. Six barns. Eight acres Archeological Institute of Ameri- campus. Furnished. 351-3852 or occupancy. Campus, one mile. trees. Small stream. $69,900. Call SERVICE,_337-1666. C-11-?6_ _ FINB 332-0618 after 5.6-11-19 CABER PRO ski boots. (Interme¬ 332-3226. 6-11-26 Martha Mertz. 349-9641 or HDI EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis¬ WHll diate) Size 10. Flow. $45. Good ONE ROOM, for female. Winter condition. 351-5754. E-5-11-24 REALTORS 349-3310. 3-11-19 sertations (pica-elite). FAYANN, Tower Guard Members: There YOll c 1126 will be a very important meeting at only. $80 plus utilities. Beal Street. For Sale fel BEE 351-3529. 5-11-21 DAVENPORT, CHAIR, 2 end ta¬ | list t Foert"1(C[l HASLETT. THREE bedroom ranch on approximately 14 acre. Fire¬ TYPING BY the hour. Drop off 3:30 p.m. Sunday in Beaumont Tower. Reader service, special tod BACHELOR WILL share with student/faculty. Kitcher home NEED CASH? Find a buyer for bles, coffee table and room divi¬ der. Good condition. 655-1026 FIND SOMETHING place, two car attached garage. Walking distance to schools. sen/ice. Secretarial assistance. 394-0222. If no answer, 393-2499. events, gift to Handicapped Office and more will be discussed with w*0| F0] your sellable items. Call after 5. 4-11-21 ST ATM privileges, 16 miles from campus Randy, If $28,000. For appointment call 0-18-11-26 our advisors. Let's all ClASl State News Classified, you've found a pet or article of try to come! 675-7300.6-11-19 value, we want to 339-8117. 6-11-21 Mil NORDICA PLASTIC ski boots. help you return it. Just come into the State News MARANTZ 2215 receiver. With Excellent condition. Size 10. $25. Poetry today at noon in 214 EAST SIDE, near Pennsylvania. 3 $285 Classified Department and tell us Recreation Traesportatioe Morrill Hall. Poets reading will be \\m case. new. Best offer. Like bedroom house, carpeting, stove, 332-2604. E-5-11-25 you want to place an ad in EAST Term Henry and Allison Marlowe. new. 353-6040. 3-11-20 refrigerator, garage. $150. 351- LANSING STATE BANK'S Found Free. Everyone welcome. 7497. 0-11-26 MID-MICHIGAN'S largest audio Column. As a public service EAST RIDE WANTED from Cedar/Kal¬ TURNTABLE, PIONEER PL71 di¬ COUPON WORTH 756 toward retailer with the finest in stereo rect-drive manual, Shure V15III, LANSING STATE BANK will run hour or more of pool, GOLDEN amazoo Street, Lansing to cam¬ GIRL TO share large carpeted products and electronic repairs. the ad at no pus. Broken leg. 485-9301. 5-11-19 list $377, sell like new, $250. cost to youl APE BALL. 2019 East Michigan. house. Near airport and bus stop. Shop the store with straight stereo EAST LANSING 10-11-26 489-7948. 3-11-20 answers. MARSHALL MUSIC, $100 plus utilities. 371-2647. 6-11- STATE BANK NEED RIDE to Madison, Wiscon¬ 20 245 Ann Street. C-1-11-19 sin for HANSON EXHIBITION ski boots, GRANDMOTHERS HOUSE is a Thanksgiving vacation. Will FOUND: LEATHER mittens on IM long walk. Book now for Holidays. share expenses. shell 4, size 914-11, used 355-1399, Jeff FOUR SINGLE rooms available in only 1 HP 45 scientific pocket calcula¬ field on November 10. Call 353- HARRINGTON, 351-8800. C-5-11- 7-11-26 season, $120. 355-2559. 5-11-24 2357. C-3-11-20 spacious house in Lansing. Two tor. All trig., log functions, statisti¬ kitchens, three baths. One room cal calculations, percentages, 14 WANT to share ride from NIKON F2 (Black) camera body FOUND: COLLIE puppy (or mixed) available now, three on December memories. Includes charger, field Strawberry Fields apartments, to 15. $50 per person. 485-2450. 2-11-19 with meterless prism. $225. Still under warranty. 351-9519 or 355- case, book. traveling $150. case, applications 349-9336. 6-11-21 black, white, brown. Owner, or anyone. 882-2694. 3-11-21 Service |(^ MSU. Leaving 8am, 5pm. Call Debbie, 394-2789. 4-11- returning 8311.5-11-19 19 TWO BEDROOM duplex, clean, BOOTS, DUNHAM'S Duraflex, LOST: THREE wood MAKE YOUR service available to Ping at close. $230 for two people or $300 DUAL 1225, Empire 66 PE-X. insulated, waterproof. Worn only Forrest Akers. Reward. No all students with a Classified ad. NEED RIDE Indianapolis. Leave ques¬ for more; includes utilities. 337- Excellent condition, 6 months old, twice. Size 10. $40. 353-6845. tions. 332-2138 or 355-4578. 3-11- Advertise, call Carolyn, 355-8255. 11-26, return 11-30. Will split gas. 7098. 8-12-1 $150 negotiable. Call Rick, 353- E-5-11-20 353-4680, Monday through Friday 1887. 3-11-21 PHOTOGRAPHY-WEDDING, 3-5. 6-11-26 LOST: BLUE spiral notebook; Xmas cards, portrait, passport, OPENINGS FOR winter quarter - SHO-BUD PEDALS Steel Guitar, Bogue Street Co-op; $270/term. SHURE PROFESSIONAL micro¬ Economics, Horticulture 211, Hu¬ copy and macro work. As you like used. 1958 Gibson J160 Flat top manities. COMPANION WANTED to drive Behind Cedar Street it. Three years professional. Rates 351-8660 or 351-8661. 8-12-1 phone mixers. Model M-67. Two with pick-up. Old Gibson LG-1, to New York City any time units, $100 each. 487-5671. 6-11- Apartments. 332-0584. 3-11-21 about 1/3. Phone 489-7977. 8-11- during Alvarez S-5 mandolin. Used Ova¬ final's week. Share expenses. 20 THREE BEDROOM, close to tion Acoustic. New Dobro guitars. 353-7905 after 6 p.m. 10-12-2 MSU. 1 Vi baths, large fenced-in FOUND: KEYS University, master Many used banjos and fiddles. lock. REFINISHING: yard, families only. Call 339-9732. LADY NORDICA ski boots. Great Used Fendrer Precision bass, tele- Monday afternoon, Engi¬ FURNITURE, RIDERS TO Miami, Florida need¬ 4-11-21 condition. Size 7% narrow. Only neering Building bike racks. 332- walls, antiques, etc. Stain, varnish caster, stratocaster. Used Gibson ed. Leave December 12, return $25. Call Shelley, 351-3048. 5-11- 5745. C-3-11-21 to taste. Experienced craftsmen. electrics: L6S, ES330 long neck, January 2nd. 337-0174. 1-11-19 25 2. 1-11-19 WOMAN FOP nice coed house. 1957 Melody maker, SG with Own room. $65/month plus utili¬ ties. 351-0225. 6-11-25 CHARTER ARMS, pathfinder. 22 custom neck, EB2 and EB3 Bass guitars. Vintage Guild Bluesbird FOUND: 11-12-75 watch on bridge behind library. WOMAN'S Must identify. 355-1975. C-3-11-21 C & C LIGHT Trucking. Big jobs - Waittd f1 1 ( f 601 1 1 LIKE' revolver, excellent. Includes hol¬ electric guitar. Fender moving - appliances and trash Pro-amp pick-up. Reasonable rates & same [j \ WlTl ONE FEMALE needed to sublet from January to June. Own room sters and belt. Call 489-4759. 1-11-19 Pre-CBS. Used Ludwig drum sets. LOST: GREEN notebook, Soil day service. Phone 646-8830 or ONE STURDY loft, reasonable WITH COUPON NORMALLY 79C New Roland SH2000 syntehsizer. in large four bedroom house. 109 North Foster. 482-3220. 4-11-21 WHEELCHAIRS RENTED or sold. New Yamaha guitars. New Tray- Science - near International Cen¬ ter/Engineering Building. 351- 627-2054, mornings. 7-11-26 price. Call Susie or Colleen. 355- 0405.5-11-21 J Limit: 2 per person Willi coupon 6 nor amps and PA systems. Plus Third party paid prescriptions many flute 3, saxes, trumpets, etc. 0100, Barb. 3-11-21 NEED RIDERS - Colorado. Motor |(0»MHTO#*YI PERSON NEEDED for Spartan Avenue i .jms, winter and spring. welcome. GULLIVER DRUG, 1105 East Grand River. STATE WILCOX SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East Michigan, Lansing. 485- LOST: AN orange and white home, $80. Departing Lansing December 13. Departing Colorado WILL BUY records, and up. KARMA tapes. $1 25 RECORDS, 313 I I Good only at th««» 2 loco'i0,1,, .w 1141 E.CrqndRlv«r 3012E.Sagmo f4 Own room. 332-4146. 3-11-70 0-1-11-19 4391. (Big Green Building) C-11-26 female Brittany puppy, near Mari¬ gold. Phone, 351-3848. 3-11-21 January 1. Call 349-1748 before 8:30 p.m. 4-11-21 Student 5-11-25 Services, 1:30-4:30 p.m. I Offer Good Wed, Nov. 19 hr--2- Immm n Stole N»W», Eo»t Lonting, Michigan Wednesday, November 19, 1975 13 THE SMALL SOCIETY Tickets on Sale for by Brickman Ally Cotta m George Dikt * Sotcin Thurt., Nov. 20 rODAY'S programs SPEEDWAGON r!k.o. Thurt., Doc. 4 6 WJIM-TV, Lonting I Video Everyday - All Rights Reserved - Dickinson Newspoper Services 7 WXYZ-TV. D*roit BWOTV, Grand Rapid. 9 CKLW-TV. Wlndwr (7-12-13-41) Happy Days (23) Villa Alegre (50) Brady Bunch (25) Dinah! 6:30 5:45 AM 34-5-6 7-9-l0.25) News (50) Underdog 3:00 bf M. 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PEWTER SILVER WINKS MELT IT BETTER IF CONTOURSONTHAT [Sunrise Semester (4) News (25) F.B.I. Parker. (1950) Jet pilot sacrifices 600D?.. WR EARLIER L COULD 00 PIECE ARE JUST IS SO U6LY AND DULL AT YOU FROM DOWN, iws & Farm (50) Family Affair AND LIFELESS! IT JUST 1CR0S5THE AMY. (5-10) 3 For The Money scruples and honor for money, ONES! IT IN SILVER, ABYSMAL! SITS THERE! rm Show (7-12-1341) All My Children 7:30 then tries to change back. 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