LaDRID (AP) - Two Basque guerillas j with submachine guns assassinated a wSf°Ur n0uhern provin™ "d which ,r-old mayor on his doorstep Monday, begin killing * m°nth ag0 [t would LISBON (AP) — Two bombs, believed No disorders were reported as the ing the infant regime of King Juan *s I into its first confrontation with the issuerp-- planted by Tightest Portuguese exiles from Spain, blasted northern Portugal Monday workers were instructed to stay in their m that plagued the last days of Gen. J"-** stands Basque Land destroying a relay station of the state radio plants and hold union meetings. President Gen. Francisco da Costa Gomes Encisco Franco. ^pa grL7iaUnlhed an —ination ambuSe system and blacking out communications in called a meeting of the Revolutionary gunmen opened fire on Mayor amousning SL hKag#inSt policemen- , the region. them one by one. The govern¬ Council, the country's highest political ,j0 Echeverria when he left his ment The first explosion hit the relay station at responded by enacting body, to try and sort out the refusal of Ivision set to answer the door at his anti-terrorist law and a tonirh Chaves, less than three miles from Portu¬ left-wing army officers in Lisbon to carry Te in Oyarzun, 12 miles from San young terrorists in executing the five gal's northern border with Spain. The JLtian. They fled in a waiting car, and In his address September * second, a half hour later, destroyed a out a council order. to parliament (Lverria, a bachelor, died in a hospital. Saturday ceramic factory nearby. There were no The council's action against Carvalho was e nearby Spanish-French border, a ™ T fg P'edged t0 act as "moderator, casualties. taken to placate Azevedo, who took his uent escape route for Basque guerillas, Snm p f" °of justice," omoter f constituti°nal system and and Police blamed rightist exiles, who are center-moderate government of Socialists JTclamped under tight Spanish security those indicated that largely locked out of the political alleged to make frequent attacks of this and Popular Democrats out on strike Cost immediately. process for the last 36 kind from across the border. A number of Thursday claiming that left-wingers like ■The mayor recently fired two city Basques, would be allowed years, including rightists fled to Spain after the 1974 Carvalho were torpedoing the administra¬ incilmen for joining a protest against the greater free downfall of the long-time dictatorship and tion's efforts to bring stability to the Editions of five young terrorists, includ- But he also said he viewed himself as "the others last spring after a brief military country. ltwo Basques, Sept. 27. The executions first soldier of the uprising blamed on conservative officers. nation" and vowed to ■ off a wave of protest both at home and In Lisbon, meanwhile, all factories in the Nearly 50,000 people rallied in Lisbon loyally guard the principles that load. the national Movement," Spain's only formed capital's industrial belt were halted by a Sunday, shouting "Freedom, Yes! Dictator¬ fcoiice sources in San Sebastian said the political two-hour general strike called by the ship, No!" in support of Azevedo's be¬ organization and heir iins were members of ETA, the to the Communist-dominated "workers commit¬ leaguered government. The demonstration Fascist-style Falange that helped Franco to ie movement that seeks autonomy for tee" of the trade union federation to show was organized by the Socialist power in 1939. party to its opposition to the moderate counter a Communist-organized government rally by of Premier Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo. 30,000 persons a week earlier. Legislative proposals could curtail services By BRAD MART1SIUS reduce the total value of assessed property legislature is eroding our tax base and State News Staff Writer in East Lansing by $1.4 million Two bills waiting quietly in committees in every year. asking us to increase services at the same Both bills have passed the houses where time. the Michigan legislature hold portents of they were introduced. They are scheduled reduced services to residents of East to come up for final approval on Dec. 2. "The legislature is not taking a realistic Lansing and other cities, according to city Though the professed intent of the bills is view of the tax problems we have." manager John Patriarche. to reduce taxes, Patriarche said House Bill 4485 and Senate Bill 622 are they will Patrairche said the money lost through not have that effect. reduced property taxes would still have to intended to reduce property tax charges to "If we are to maintain our present level of come from somewhere. property owners. municipal services, we'll have to raise the Property is presently assessed at 50 per millage rate to maintain our income," he "But I don't know where we'd get it," he cent of its true market value and the said. said. "We've already considered city income assessed figure is used to determine how The taxes but those would cause more present millage rate for East problems much tax a property owner will than they would solve because of the pay. HB Lansing is 17.45, meaning that a property 4485 would reduce assessments from 50 per owner must pay $174.50 for each $10,000 of rapidly-moving student population." cent to 46 per cent and then to 40 per cent assessed property value. SN photos/Bill Goodrich by stages over several years. Patriarche said the passage of the bills Any money lost would affect only the Among the more common skills that students at the school acquire is SB 622 reduces assessments by disallow¬ would force the city to push the millage rate general fund, which accounts for $5 million ing realtors' charges from the assessed of the city's $10 million 1975-76 School to read and write braille. Jack Chard, below, a blind instructor at the Michigan School for the Blind in Lansing, attempts to determine the value of property. Those charges account for about two per cent of tax charges. closer to the 20 mill legal limit for Michigan's chartered cities. "Once you get to 20 mills, you have to About half of the general fund's revenue is raised with property taxes. budget. talent of an aspiring young accordion player who already knows how to Patriarche estimated that the bills would start play the piano. cutting services," he said. "The The general fund is used to the jlind cover stude costs of city administration, elections, the courts, the police, parks and recreation and Stolz chosen other services. All of those would vulnerable in case of a cutback. be unique tr Thomas Dunn, director of the County Equalization Dept., which aids Ingham in assessing taxes, said the bills could push By FRED NEWTON Michigan cities into problems similar to post-season State Ne^rg Staff Writer those faced by New York City. I icked Having the gift of sight is not all it is up to be. "Local governments should have acertain I After all, think of how many things you amount of authority over how they spend lave not done even By PEGGY GOSSETT their money," Dunn said. "These bills could though you have 20- 20 Timmons, '73, and last year's two selec¬ State News Sports Writer cause them to lose some of the tions, tackle Jim Taubert and guard Charles authority to ■ Now imagine going to a school where MSU head football coach Denny Stolz will Wilson. the state legislature." ight is not a requirement for learning and be going to a post-season bowl game even lekids graduate with normal skills, and at The American Bowl is played at Tampa He said attempts to reduce taxes have to though his team will not. Stolz received confirmation Monday aft¬ Stadium, which has a capacity of 47,000. be looked at more carefully. pes ►eir participate in more activities than ernoon that he will be head coach at the The stadium is slated to house Tampa's new "Otherwise, many of these reductions sighted counterparts. I The Michigan School for the Blind in American Bowl in Tampa, Fla„ on professional football team next year. (continued on page 8) Saturday, pnsing is a place like that, and for those Jan. 10. •ho have never been there it is Two MSU football players will be truly like 1™? in another world. selected by Stolz to accompany him and ■ Operated by the state, it is for all play in the American Bowl, standard tactical purposes like any normal public procedures for each head coach of the bowl. ■tool with only a few minor Stolz said Monday he is not positive which changes. ■ "Basically two players will go, though he only the tools are different," agreed most ■id principal Fran Hetherington. "The kids likely it would be the two MSU co-captains, 're behave ds who have no differently than any other quarterback Charlie Baggett and defensive tackle Greg Schaum. inside good vision." "Women's" work? Who wants it? A man did, and claims he was discriminated ■ Located on a 48 - acre "Yeah, I'm pretty happy about it," Stolz against when he didn't get it. One page 3. campus, the 19 said, mentioning that he had been contacted gildings Niitories, — which include such things as by the American Bowl committee two Worms. Ya can't eat 'em, they're ugly to look at and between-the-toes goo when ya step on 'em. What good are they squish with a hideous an elementary school building, weeks ago. they? Find out...On page ■ physical education 12. building and a voca- At the same time, Stolz said a bowl B®na' trades building — is "school" for its invitation for the entire MSU team is out of P2 blind, partially blind or handicapped the question. weather ts. "There won't be any invitation now, I'm Brr! 'S no day to be outside, as wind will keep temperatures in the 20s. Snowfall will I It is not unusual for the students at the ol to sure," he said Monday. diminish to flurries by afternoon. Tonight: occasional snow, with a low of 13 play basketball, roller skate, degrees. Just after Saturday's victory over Iowa, i^stle,evenswim or even snow ski — some the most well rounded person however, Stolz admitted to the possibility - of a bid from the Fiesta Bowl in Phoenix. J1'Hetherington I " s'£ht mighthas not do. "You call up (Arizona State head coach worked at the school Frank) Kush and tell him we're ready to Tthe last 30 years, and like the school's 51 er teachers is play him," Stolz said. "There's nothing I'd responsible for students like more than to take this team to a bowl kindergarten to high school. game. ■ r"ey come from all over the state and Instead of having producing Nebraska, unfortunately, was chosen this T usua"y referred to us by their local In the morning she teaches a small group a copy - weekend to face Arizona State in the Fiesta of eight, nine and ten-year-olds in a machine, the school has a copy - enlarging 2J* Ptout20orperparents," said Hetherington. cent commute daily while the classroom one could find in any school. machine that increases the size of the type Bowl. by third each time it is Stolz will be taking the two players, at a run through the |5 Usually go home on weekends." ■ nstruction However, all the lettering on the walls is machine. least, to Tampa where his opposing coach at the school can only be will be Surg Jorden, head football coach of large and there is an array of large - print For the totally blind there is also Tw ined in two words: specialization and and braille books, and a braille typewriter. thermo - form machine which reprints Auburn University. JHication. Each coach will select two assistant braille on paper. It works on the principle of (Specialization in that every student is "The kids are great,'1 she said. "But we a vacuum form and can also j>e used to coaches, not necessarily from their own jljed according to his or her handicap and have to deal with them as products of their reproduce images such as birds and fish so college staff, while other players for the L les' and dedication in that the instruc- home lives. Sometimes they are overpro- bowl will be selected within the next few that students can recognize shapes. (many of whom are blind themselves) tected and when they come here know how The school also has a number of physical weeks by an American Bowl Selection understanding. to do nothing on their own." recreation Committee. 1 addition to the permanent staff, programs that can only be r "wington Though her students are of various described as unique. Duffy Daugherty, Stolz' predecessor at noted that the help of many degrees of blindness, all are taught reading In the gym, the basketball hoops have MSU, coached the American Bowl in 1970 K student volunteers, along with the r teacher anf writing skills to fit their handicap. tickers behind the backboard so that the when backs Clifton Hardy, MSU '71, and training program, has "made aspiring eager will know where to shoot the Donald Highsmith, MSU '70, accompanied r specially indebted to the University for The school has a materials center that is ball. him to the bowl. many of our special utilized by school districts across the state Us with Many of the balls, called "audible balls," In all, seven MSU players have played in But while some material is published for have bells in them so that they can be the American Bowl, all since Daugherty's I°f the instructors is Sheryl Lutz, blind students in braille and large print heard. There is even a football that buzzes coaching there. Others have included mm, "at* of Western Michigan University type, much is not, and additional I c*tion of the visually impaired. tools are (continued on page 8) linebacker Michael Hogan, '71, defensive needed. end Brian McConnell, '73, back Frank 2 Michigan Stote News. East Lansing, Michigan Tu«<%. No„mb( Carey ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - Gov. Hugh Carey presses "We are here to say that given the right that for tax hike cuts in welfare aid and minority representation pressed the New York state legislature on every American is entitled to - the right to help on the state's Emergency Financial Control Monday for approval of $200 million in New York themselves we will keep this city strong and Board, which supervises the city's finances. shorl-UrTd™.,'I""'« « - City tax increases to stave off default by the vibrant, and a source of economic strength for Carey turned to Duryea, leader of the 62 Judge releases jailed teachers metropolis. the entire nation." Republicans in the Assembly, for the necessary votes, but Duryea refused to help. city employe p,Mlon bank rollovers and a The tax increases, which various factions of the legislature have repeatedly blocked this past Police estimated that the crowd totaled 10,000. holders of $1.6 billion moratorium ents *1 NEW HAVEN (AP) — Ninety teachers jailed a week or Carey had called for a New Yorkers United Carey's plan to avert default would require in week, are a key element in Carey's plan to save Day rally earlier this month after President Ford affected by the more for striking illegally were freed moratoriumw M Monday after they federal loan guarantees or other assistance of long-term bonds agreed to end their walkout. the city from default with the help of the Ford rejected the city's bid for federal guarantees of about (2.5 billion to enable the city to make its of the state's £• The teachers had to agree to stop their two - week strike administration. municipal bonds to avoid default. In Albany, Carey promised to take personal "seasonal borrowing" or debt issued by all U„„c.rpJ„e«h.w,ortW,>«Wa and return to work today before Superior Court Judge Carey said he needs the taxes to impress the Ford administration with state efforts to impose responsibility for the wide-ranging tax hikes, George A. Saden would release them. which were stalled Saturday by a combination of fiscal responsibility on the city, and Ford has said The teachers were jailed Monday and Tuesday of last black and Puerto Rican Democrats and Republi¬ he might make an decisions on federal aid to the week after they refused to obey a back - to - work court city early this week. can minority leader Perry Duryea. order. Carey had hoped to get the tax bills quickly They were among 800 of the city's 1,200 teachers who In New York City, thousands crowded into approved by the legislature, but his plans were walked out Nov. 10 in Times Square to demonstrate that they were foiled by fellow Democrats in the legislature who a contract dispute. united in support of the financially troubled city. blocked a sales tax increase. "We are here to tell all who are within earshot Carey developed a compromise package of new Fromme's case in jury's lap that this city is tough and determined and that or increased taxes on income, estates, banks, we will not fold up under the economic pressures cigarets and various services. But approval of the SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme to which we have been subjected," Mayor compromise was held up when the Black and refused to plead her case Monday, and her own attorney Abraham Beame said. Puerto Rican Caucus demanded promises of no later asked the jury to find her guilty of assault against President Ford. In the unusual request, attorney John Virga asked the jury to reject a conviction on the more serious attempting to assassinate the President, which carries a life sentence, but to convict his client for assault. After Fromme refused to take the stand, both the defense charge of V profs discuss and prosecution rested their cases and final arguments began. Ban on drug ads challenged New York WASHINGTON (AP) — The Justice Dept. filed suit Monday that could be handled by By KAT BROWN settle it," Taylor said. ones to force the American Pharmaceutical Assn. to abandon its New York City's financial Cure is needed primary school teachers. prohibition against advertising retail prices of prescription dilemma will not be alleviated "The liberal position is to "If somebody doesn't know drugs. by default, according to three patch things up with various how to read and write, you The civil antitrust suit, filed in U.S. District Court in Grand MSU economics and accounting kinds of intergovernmental in¬ don't need a university to teach Rapids, Mich., named the 50,000 - member national professors who offered their struments — federal revenue them," he said. "That would association and the 3,400 - member Michigan State views on and solutions for the sharing, conditional grants and save the city a fair amount of Pharmaceutical Assn. as defendants. problem. loan guarantees," he said. "It's money." A tuition-free university, like treating the sickness with Ford's position political The suit alleges that the two organizations violated a rent control, strong labor un¬ medication but not curing the Kreinin said that President federal antitrust law by conspiring to prohibit their members ions and high welfare payments disease." Ford took his position for from advertising prices. were cited as some of the major "The radical solution means political reasons. Ford per¬ factors contributing to New changing the basic economic, ceives the public attitude out¬ York's present financial crisis. political and social structures of side of the state as anti-New Prison guards freed unharmed "The best thing to do is lwt society that gave rise to New York. New York City go bankrupt," York's problem, because it is "I think the test of leadership said John L. O'Donnell, profes¬ symptomatic of the basic prob¬ is to anticipate what the people NEW YORK (AP) — Five guards held hostage by rebellious Uncontrolled brush fires raged have suffered damage or gone up in I sor of accounting and financial lems of inmates at Rikers Island our society," Taylor are going to think after the the rural northern hillsides of city prison were freed unharmed administration. "Then in those said. case, rather than before," he over flames since the fire started Sat¬ Monday after officials agreed to demands for improved bank proceedings there will be Violence and crime started said. "But after New York Los Angeles Monday, driving urday. conditions at the overcrowded and isolated jail in the East hundreds from their homes and cast¬ There were no reported deaths. an opporutnity to get at the an exodus of middle and upper goes bankrupt, and all those River. ing root of the problems." middle class population and repercussions are felt through¬ a choking, sooty cloud of smoke The fire was tentatively blamed I But a group of 100 bleary - eyed, unshaven guards who had ODonnell said one of the side businesses from the city, and out the country, these over the entire metropolitan area. people on an illegal campfire been on emergency duty during the 17 - hour takeover by effects of the city's financial Taylor said this,made New are going to change their Officials said at least 40 struc¬ So far, the fire has burned inmOtes with homemade weap^n^r^^j^"tfe !iecy^e fhe woes is that local governments York City a haven for the poor minds, though Ford can't." tures, including expensive homes, over j 25,000 acres. prisoners back in their p§jte. Instead', 'the gugras yvqlked out are becoming more dtatimW minofrities while increasing the about accepting bonds, and the of the prison shouting, ,'^fike! ^trike!," , »<«' "Economists come in three hold should have a solid gold Asked why Moynihan left the . r .. varieties. A conservative solu¬ White House without seeing 11 ifiHllktt I I«m e in Trw" mousetrap," Mobell said Wed¬ tion, like President Ford's or newsmen, Nessen said, "Pat nesday. U.S. base agreements reached William Simon's, is to do noth¬ ing about it and let the system settle the problem, or let fate own "It works. I'd stand the use it in my apartment, but I can't jiiiiiiiiliiliiiiliilliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBBa 1.4 .1. sight of blood." to BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — The United States has agreed close Korat Air Base and pull out the 4,500 American 2FREE COKES PIZZA EXPRESS FREE DELIVERY IIIM V servicemen and 50 dircraft stationed there by the end of with leer Prite February, the Thai and U.S. military commands announced 12" purchase of or 16" Pizza 50* OFF 12" PIZZA ill Nite Monday. The withdrawal from the base 325 miles north of Bangkok 75< OFF 16" PIZZA will leave fewer than 7,000 men and 100 Air Base, on the south coast. All aircraft at Utapao American forces are PIZZA PIT (OMR GOOD THROUGH Nov. 30 ) H<> 4 it I lie tlh' I"'' scheduled NAME: to be out of Thailand by March 20, but Thai leaders have said they would like the United States to maintain 351-8870 about 300 American military advisers in the country to INSIDE SEATING ::E ADDRESS: ♦rain Thai military personnel. Meanwhile, in Manila, a high government official assured 337-1377 351-3420 the United States of continued use of IMLtnrtliw 3371 LL Lib* military bases here even after the installations. Philippines takes title and control of the U.S. FREE DELIVERY Lfhiaon State News, East Lansing, Michionn Tuesday, November 25, 1975 3 ale key puncher charges discrimination IaROLE LEIGH HUTTON and the State Police, both opportunities." Le News Staff Writer allepng employment discrimi¬ are 446 female data coding f cloud of employment nation based on his Gourlay said that this recom¬ machine operators and only two "seriously doubts that all the evaluating supervisor's) way of that there be quotas to hire sex. mendation, coupled with hit the required number punch strokes hit by the aver¬ Jfoination now hovers over In a sworn affadavit stating sex males. women of strokes." keeping me out of what has men for women's jobs as well. age female data coding machine Cite male while the female his complaint against the Trea¬ discrimination, is the reason he become a women's job classifi¬ "Women have all kinds of was not hired by the State Among the points made a- In response to the claim of cation." operator, as well as into the T for work under sunny sury Dept., Gourlay said that gainst Gourlay in the Treasury organizations to go to for help alleged discriminatory employ¬ Police. excessive talking, he contends "There were a lot of women ( according to Walter an unfavorable employment re¬ He applied for one Dept.'s negative reference that he worked with no one to who talked a lot more than me," against employment discrimi¬ ment reference. commendation he of four that he has nation,but men have nothing. received were "weird Gourlay said that decision ['experienced a either side of him and seldom from his position as available positions, all of which he said. "I believe I was a key punch a data later went to women with personality," talked too much conversed with the women We men should stick together in his favor is inevitable if the tor, Gourlay has filed coding key punch operator is "less and failed to meet the discriminated against because I and stick up for our rights. We facts are considered fairly. "an qualifications and lower civil required elsewhere in the room because and for ■taints through the Michi- incorrect and malicious service number of 11,000 key punch the setup did not was a man no other don't get all the attention that "I was trained as a key punch scores than mine." encourage it. reason. ■Dept. of Civil Rights a- reference-causing me to miss strokes per day. In reference to the recom¬ women get." operator in the service," he out Gourlay also points out that "In most men's jobs there are The Michigan Dept. of Civil |tthe state Treasury Dept. on permanent employment in the state of In answer to these allega¬ mendation, Gourlay said that quotas for men and minorities," said, "but now that I'm out I Michigan there tions, Gourlay said that he he felt it Rights is planning an investiga¬ can't find work because it's was "merely her (the Gourlay said, "so it's only fair tion into the number of key considered a woman's job." STALKING THE TAMARIN MONKEY SO IP u3£ concerning the inquired as to how long it would take a any community — at Shanghai agreed on the future of referring to is the absence of any article symposium appeared in the State News. letter submitted on that same fat, thin, old, young, slow, fast, laiwj - day to be outgoing, (they didn't, by the way) mean that 1 concerning the recent Bicentennial Sym¬ Ed. printed in the paper. I was assured that the shy, just themselves. commoners may not discuss the issue"! posium held on campus. letter would be in the paper the This coming year, 1976, is following Every folk festival does more? It seems to me that this is w ■ not have to have mA supposed to be the year of reckoning for the American people. The press is a vehicle in which propaganda of all sorts is brought before Hoax admitted Monday, five days after its submission and that it would take this long because of the weekend. square dancing. In fact there have been some communities where religious people frown on square dancing as well as social called "democratic centralism' in the con of Communist euphemisms. Wnen bosses decide, the little guys shut up J J ifl the public's eye. Obviously, the staff feels I must say that I am quite flattered by Remember, my letter took seven days to dancing. accept their dictum. Is that wha the response my letter of Nov. 6 believe? that the topic of "find a fuck" (note 5 or has make the paper. To the gentleman who The master of ceremonies showed On the CIA more articles concerning computer dating), received. I am also happy to say that my asked me why I urged people to boycott the former teaching experience his You say you believe in the principle11 is more relevant to the letter was able to arouse such interest, so Symposium after it had ended, that is my by informing academic freedom. All right. We wai j In typical MSU the audience about much of the regards to your CIA editorial on Nov. student's mentality than the much so as to warrant four replies. reason. I am of the material see what your course on "American 18, I would like to say the subject of who opinion that my letter presented. Many probably needed it. following: is controlling your very lives, However, it is apparent to me that there may have been deliberately withheld by of China" next term contains. Presura 1.1 am overjoyed to know that the government, etc. still exists a great abundance of confusion the State News for reasons best If the enthusiasm of the in tribute to those principles, you IP placement office is not in the least l^nown to large audience The committee in charge of the three-day concerning my letter. I would like to take themselves. I leave it up to you to formulate was any indication, then the program was a a fair and objective treatment concerned about the credentials of the this time now to clear it up, symposium took great pains to find excel¬ beginning with your own opinion. big success. subject. Or will you, Mrs. Tien. prospective employers coming into their lent speakers on the two general points. offices to recruit students. subject, ranging from At any rate, my Darlene M. ft Now I am assassinologists Mark Lane and Donald First, all of the respondents are of the only regret concerning Perhaps you music critics should stick to beginning to see the meaning of democracy. my now infamous letter is NOT, I Bach next, time! 422S. CaseH* Freed, to freedom speakers Regina Dixon opinion that the views and arguments repeat, 2. Since the CIA, the FBI NOT that I wrote it, but that it was not and the (AIM) and David Dubois (former black expressed in my letter are, to put it mildly, Teamsters work as a team, perhaps absurd. I agree one hundred printed any earlier than it was. For this I Edna Brookover you panther and eminent author and orator on per cent. should remind the placement office to invite thank the State News. Oh, the latter two next time. They (Teamsters black rights), among others. I feel though it was not earth-shattering news, it that, Second, and as a consequence of the first, the respondents also seem to think I am a keep the letters coming in. incidentally, 930 Huntington Road Thanks for edit and FBI) might also be attracted to the close-minded reactionary who blindly takes should have received more inside reform that the students have to coverage and Richard W. Mancino at face value offer. space than advertising). was given (or brought through and does. anything the government To this I disagree — says em¬ 620 North Wonders Hall Really, Ms. Tien Thanks for your editorial today (No' "Mail ballots bad 3. At last, the University is bringing Furthermore, I am disgusted by the phatically! solution^ entJ companies (pardon the fun) that really give the employers an opportunity to hit the "big apathy running rampant on this campus. When smaller universities like Purdue and Having probably added more to the Mr. Mancino's letter was to the printer to be published the originally sent see Really, Joseleyne Slade Tien! It's that you're an ATL easy to upon As you suggest, it s a sor profs, whosemmds ar y Jj 1 t sllJ confusion I will now deal with specifics. Tuesday professor. The way time" quickly. We need more of those! U-M can draw thousands of people each of the symposium (election day). The you use words reminds me of be open to new evidence, ttatlW ^ 4. Have you (the editor) considered First, the letter I wrote, which incidentally day the famous little value upon the possibil y ^ night to a similar symposium, and MSU before, a candidate for city council formally quotation from Humpty applying yourself to the CIA? I am sure with at least double the population of both was submitted personally to their editorial office on Oct. 30, is not an requested space to rebut what he con¬ in Wonderland:" "The Dumpty in "Alice might learn something from hearing they would love to have you as an expression of my question is, which is cussion before they vote. editor in can not draw more than a couple hundred sidered inaccurate slurs made against him to be master, that's all!" i|p,Wes 4 the New York Times Post. or the Washington night, then I say something is wrong. When government, CIA, FBI, a own views and opinions. Second, my purpose in writing it was merely as an in a Monday letter. to be master - or You're determined perhaps I should more Once again, you and your■ the edit board of the Sta coM^ rs corpora¬ attempt to generate some interest and It properly say "mistress" of Chinese studies than many of y tions, etc. as infinitum was nfy judgement that information and discussion at MSU and woe more sense completely overrun controversy in the Bicentennial Dilemma unto Ph.D.'s. our lives, disregard our sacred constitutional potentially useful to voters going to the Symposium. Having been one of the anyone who would approach the subject "Lash" 1^ polls that day should take precedence over without a full genuflection in the direction Lhioon State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan PUJ& WAS PUU6P 9QQ.C Tuesday, November 25, 1975 5 VIEWPOINT: CONRAD CARTOON Abortion and euthanasia By EVA MARIKOVA Last week, in the Superior Court of have time for the child?). Explained jokes are not funny; the same Morristown, N.J., Judge Robert Muir Jr. Regardless of the material qualities por is true for cartoons. Nevertheless, even at heard the case of Karen Ann Quinlan. The There are other arguments like: There trayed above, these babies would be the risk of expounding the obvious, I am girl fell into coma half a year ago and has has always been abortion and it is here to normal, healthy, conscious children. Even compelled to stay. So why not make it legal and safe, when aborted they show more comment on Conrad's excel¬ been kept alive on a respirator ever since. signs of life lent cartoon of Nov. 4. thus preventing needless deaths of moth¬ than Karen. In the sixth month of Because there is no hope that she will pregnan¬ It shows ers? The fallacy of the argument is clear cy, embryos can breathe on their own. an embryo, and the caption recover, her parents asked the doctors to reads: The plug was pulled 900,000 times turn the respirator off so that she may die from an analogy: There has always been Occasionally, they cry. But they are last year. with crime, so why not make it legal...? The third silenced and we feel no remorse. "grace and dignity." But the doctors We refused, for fear they could be held liable type of arguments (the child is the mother's postulate that life begins in the When, full of excitement about the seventh month of pregnancy to exonerate and tried for homicide. So the body, etc.) has the inherent weakness of "profound message," I pointed out this parents our minds from the remorse of cartoon to a friend, he joked: "I wonder if he turned to the court. being applicable to infanticide as well. committed homicide. Why, then, should we hesitate to is against abortion." That was Abortion and euthanasia have been probably the linked before. The most And what is the quality of life awaiting kill a person showing much fewer signs of most common reaction. So another guy says "sophisticated" Karen? She has damage life than an embryo? Conrad underscores arguments for abortion I know relate to the in many, and that abortion is killing. An old argument. this double standard, and I am possibly all, of the four critical brain areas. grateful. quality of future life of the child. The She has no awarenes; she is in a But I am not convinced that Conrad is persistent The choice for each of us consists of either arguments range from social ones (just necessarily against abortion. The issue he think of the life of the tenth child of a vegetative state. She can breathe on her abortion and euthanasia, or no abortion and poor raises is much deeper, aijd so I am family) to purely personal ones (how much own only for limited periods of time. But keeping everyone alive. The decision is prompted to write this comment, especially she must not die. hard. love can a child expect when the mother is in the context of the last days. insensitive enough to claim she would not And Eva Marikova is a senior in James Madison the life awaiting the unborn? WPOINT: WARREN C Assassination debate fueled by Lntly, By DAVID MISIALOWSKI there has been considerable J debate over the veracity of the public distrust of a the last 10 years, has government which, repeatedly and systematically lied to the American people. over shots rang out. But does this historical perspective, how- author Oswald of several was books claiming that innocent, and that Kennedy demagoguery with those of the Warren report. about it — until one has thoroughly (n Commission report, which con- "For the generation which ever accurate, lend credence to the view was the victim of a Naturally, it is impossible to refute all of considered both sides of the coin. K that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone came into that the Kennedy murder was the culmina¬ conspiracy.) Lane's contentions in such a limited space. Who knows? Maybe some day, new facts political consciousness during the 1960s," Mark Lane is one of many unprincipled That's the beautiful thing about being a ■ assassination of President Kennedy, tion of some heinous will surface which will prove the existence writes Robert Sam Anson, author of a new plot, hatched in the conspiracy hucksters who abound in the knedia has been inundated with a book, "They've Killed The President!," "the minds of subversive right - wing CIA demagogue: He rarely has to answer for his of a conspiracy. Maybe someday we will - country today. I attended his lecture, and, emotion Kble barrage of assassination verbiage, assassination was the seminal Watergate - big business types? Well - unlike my fellow students, was not moved - charged, spurious arguments. find that Hitler is alive and well and living practically every public affairs maga- Indeed it was. It seems more happening." meaning people, driven to fear and suspi¬ to stand up and cheer Fighting emotion with logic is often akin to in Argentina, and that fluoridation of water than by his remarks. Mark battling a rogue elephant with a cap gun. Tjf repute has carried one or more coincidental that the decline of American cion by the events of the past decade, now Lane, to be perfectly insulting, is a good really is a communist conspiracy. The facts b on the subject. subscribe to this proposal. Other Therefore, I would strongly urge all those which now exist — and are there for all to power, prestige, credibility and spirit began groups lawyer. His contention that no real evidence . . , who attended the Symposium and all those It old flame of conspiracy is burning half hour past high noon in propagate even more exotic theories (co¬ see — do not substantiate any of these one Dealey Plaza median political activist Dick implicated Oswald in the murder is absurd, who are interested in the subject to consult tly again, kindled to a large extent by on November 22, 1963, when - Gregory, for for it ignores the conclusions, fanciful as they are to some the infamous example, contends that the same people testimony of scores of the November 24, 1975 issue of Time witnesses and the findings of numerous people. who killed Kennedy were responsible for magazine. "The Kennedy assassination," David dedicated law enforcement officials. - In a carefully researched, well President Ford's recent auto accident), and - written Brinkley once observed, "does not fit in the His proposal that the bullets which killed article, Time editors come to the conclusion MICHAEL McCONNELL confused people, unaware of the facts, are Kennedy could not have been fired from that the Warren report is accurate. Many of intellectual baggage of our time. It is easily taken in. Oswald's gun is contradicted by all the beyond understanding." Realizing the The author of a recent the points Lane so unscrupulously twisted truthful nature of this statement, charitable Viewpoint column relevant medical and ballistics evidence. out of in the State News, writing on the Bicenten¬ His claim that much of the shape to fit his own theories are put people ascribe to the Kennedy assassination Franco nial Symposium of a few weeks charged that SN editors "blocked ago, cov- evidence has either been misplaced pertinent destroyed is false; it is all there, available right again. I implore all interested parties to give this article their unbiased consid¬ eration. Better still, I call upon Lane's conspiracy cult no and lack of knowledge. motives beyond suspicion One is less inclined to bestow under¬ erage" of the event, and declared that for public scrutiny, in the National Ar¬ MSU students should demand a "total legions of disciples to actually sit down and standing upon Lane, self - appointed guru of re - chives. read the Warren Commission report. They the cult, whose charming manner and time's jud organization" of the paper. No doubt he was inspired to this fire - and attack by Mark Lane, who spoke at the - brimestone Only the brain is missing. It was given to Robert Kennedy, who presumably des¬ troyed it for reasons of privacy. Neverthe¬ may be in for a few surprises. Both the report and the issue of Time highly selective interpretation of evidence lend considerable verisimilitude to his (that's Nov. 24) can be found in most local otherwise specious Symposium and made identical suggestions. less, x - rays of the brain do exist, and have reasoning. He deserves leralissimo Francisco Franco,, for air, (Lane, for those of you who don't know, was bookstores, or in the MSU library. I submit no respect. a future free order. been examined by competent, unbiased 10 years the dictator of Spain, had An Lee Harvey Oswald's that one cannot claim to be an authority on David And no one can vald's attorney, and is the Misialawski, is freshman studying 111 capacity to inflame the emotions of deny that Franoo mescal expert*, wh^^n^igs cftpfiwr .. the subject - and make value judgments journalism. o accomplished much for his country. Franco ft, both in and out of Spain. was a patriot. He was selflessly dedicated to 1 many weeks ago, the streets of his vision of a better Spain. The new Spain, le were thronged with demonstrators if there is one, has Franco as its founding The Karen Ann Jg the Ion to lists. name of "Franco Assassin," in the execution of political father. It is said that great political men can be judged only by the results of their life's Quin work and, in Franco's case, he must be The fear of reasonable men is that undue or unexpected hardship on my family I streets of Madrid were thronged, in judged by the fate of the Spain he ordered arguments against protracting If there is any reasonable doubt of the use, by thousands — even hundreds of or society (I do not know why this last diagnosis of my illness and prognosis, then engendered. technical life, as in the case of Karen clause is there: I cannot Is of Spaniards to whom Franco imagine its consultation with available specialists is - So, hold the obituaries, hold the judg¬ Quinlan, will end us up at the mercy of relevance). fc, caudillo, dear to ttyeir hearts and ments. Let time pass and change come: Norman Cousins. My dear friend Mr. suggested but need not be considered Therefore: mandatory. ■g to their patriotic spirits, then we will know the virtue or vice of Cousins has a genius for blurring distinc If I become imcompetent, in considera¬ This directive to my p he is dead and history writes his Franco. tions by suffusing all subjects with a kind of tion of my legal rights to refuse medical or physician also If, bolstered by its new middle class, applies to any hospital or sanitarium in corporate pity which a very little misunder¬ surgical treatment regardless of the conse¬ which I may be at the time of 1 future generations remember the strengthened by its years of peace and standing could transform into a recommen- my illness and quences to my health and life, I hereby relieves them of any and all jo who led his country into a bloody chastened by its experience of violence, dation of euthanasia for Appalachians. direct and order my responsibility in physician or any the action or lack of action of rrifying civil war the Franco of Thus, in considering the Quinlan case, he any physician — Spain evolves into a liberal democracy, physician in charge of my care, to cease and acting according to my demands. land Mussolini, of "For Whom the Bell Franco will be vindicated. writes in Saturday Review, "Our failure (to refrain from any medical or If any action is taken I and "Guernica?" surgical lnmunists, leftists and many more If, on the other hand, the divisive elements now plaguing Spain tear apart the protect our poor) poses at least as great a problem to public morality and sensibility William T. JBuckley treatment which would prolong my life if I contrary to these expressed demands, I hereby request my am in a condition of: next of kin or fate observers who recall the moral the debate legal representative to body politic, if the passions repressed by as over disconnecting a coma¬ 1) unconsciousness from which I cannot consider and if necessary, to take — legal — ' like character of the anti Franco tose young woman - Franco erupt into revolutionary violence, from a device that keeps interpolation, the form recommended by recover, action against the involved. bent are scrambling to their pens and her Dr. Heifetz, completed then we may justly yell "Franco Assassin" technically alive...In Appalachia every copies of which 2) unconsciousness over a period of six If'any of my next of kin oppose this ■rallies to keep alive their vision of and "Fascist Pig," at the man who failed to day, men are gasping for air..." should be sent to the next of kin, to the months, directive, their opposition is to be consider¬ s ogre: "Franco Assassin," the bring needed reform and thus precipitated I am not in Appalachia, but I gasp for air family attorney and to the family doctor. 3) mental incompetency which is irrevers¬ ed without legal grounds since I remove irs say as they said 40 years ago. crisis. at such stuff, which obscures the A DIRECTIVE TO MY PHYSICIAN: any ible. — cite the repressive character of right of my next of kin who oppose me in the The life of Franco thus raises what may question. The fact is that Karen Ann This directive is written while I am of However, although mentally incompe¬ this directive to speak for me. no political opposition allowed, be the critical political question of our time: Quinlan is not to be confused with a coal sound mind and fully competent. tent, I must be informed of the situation (he I hereby absolve s on miner I insist (Dr. Heifetz is here my physician or any speech, unequal treatment How can a statesman create the precondi- or a ghetto resident, whatever pleading with means, "a ritual effort should be made to physician taking care of me from any legal sns, cruelty of jails: the last dicta- tions for freedom in a country which lacks hardships they suffer. Efforts to say the imaginary court of law) that I have inform me of my situation"), and if I wish to of Western liability pertaining to the fulfillment of my Europe. them? Does he follow the Franco formula of contrary can succeed only in causing complete right of self-determination. That be treated, I am to be treated in spite of my demands. I the resistance to the subtle distinctions made includes complete right of refusal of opponents of Franco are correct, maintaining order as a dictator while any original request made while competent (fair Signed: (in this case) Wm. F. Buckley, Jr. building the preconditions, or will such a by such as Dr. Milton Heifetz in his book, medical or surgical treatment unless a court enough; and this safety clause should November 24, 1975 future generations remember the dictatorship play into the hands of revolu- "The Right to Die." Dr. Heifetz is talking 'order affirms that my decision would bring satisfy many doubters). Witness: The who restored order and about medical problems that are clinically Washington Star Syndicate. stability to tionaries who would create a more complete koverned and chaotic land that was o and more permanent tyranny? definable. His assumptions are that 1) the |rge of Stalinization — the Franco who But, while Franco the caudillo must await law is on your side oh the question of lit prosperity and security, the Fran- |o established a middle class in Spain? I ordinary citizen of Spain credits history's judgment, Franco the man de- serves as any human being, a moment of whether you desire medical treatment; and therefore 2) with forethought, you can Grand O silence for his passing and an expression of anticipate such quandaries as the Quinlan F with improving his lot and with charitable relief that his suffering body is family faces. BUOHOAPPCTITO phing the economic preconditions for now at rest at last. I reproduce, w.th here and there an fed. 0 .tO ] flov. ]6th (at r owl IfW i L"v« AUTHENTIC ITALIAN FOODS GREENHOUSES Original Genuine Italian > 1124 E. Mt. Hope 484-6085 k] Sandwiches & Dinners To Go 2V4"FOLIAGE *5 OFFS1EEPIMG BAGS Complete Italian Deli Takeout SALE Antipasto & Party Catering Trays ONE DAY ONLY! 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The relationship be¬ The other relationships are "dramatic," "serious" parts of acting, Mv "Mahogany" is a wonderful fashion snow but not much of a tween Mahogany and Brian doesn't mean anything to the equally vague and out of whack, the movie with the Diana Ross cryng. and no 3 particularly the one with the fashion show. 8aw5etheme- movie. audience because viewers don t photographer Sean, a stereo^ But what is really Without Diang frustrating hogany" iu Diana Ross, who stars in'the know them well eijoufch to care typical cropper-hair "artist." about this movie is that Diana Wou]d JK title role, designed the clothes and are not shown why they We find out he is a homosexual, Ross is not allowed to do fverage, botched I S for this, her second film, and care about each other. After most of the fashions are stun¬ they meet in an oh-so-cute or at least impotent, but it doesn't effect the movie be¬ anything. She sings the main theme, ner newest hit 5"rasf*r. but compos¬ ning, a feast for the eyes. scene, they go to lunch and the cause it doesn't seem to have ed by Michael Musser, "Theme Ross has said that she is next thing we know they're in any effect on Mahogany. Gordy from Mahogany," but she has excited about designing the wardrobes and about her dra¬ matic role (in her previous film, "Lady Sings the Blues" she played blues great Billie Holi¬ day). But there's really not much to be excited about Young actors given wings because there's very little role IWA and even less drama. By ED ZDROJEWSKI tions," Kenney said. The idea YAT is planning a theater that the kids "Mahogany" is the story of State News Reviewer grew into getting more young workshop over Christmas va¬ that are that Tracy, an ambitious young sec¬ It is five minutes to curtain people involved in theater. cation. Their next production they can handle, retary from black ghetto serious play a on time. The 16-year-old actor, The Lansing Civic Players is will be "Cheaper by the Dozen," yet, Chicago's South Side. She falls bedecked in costume and plas¬ primarily an adult theater scheduled for next spring. "Kids can in love with a socially-conscious definitely tered in makeup, waits in the group and they also have a lawyer-politician named Brian children's theater, Kenney said. "It's a funny show," Kenney Walker (played by Billy Dee wings, shivering with terror. them a chance to be •»- Will he forget his lines? Will the "We wanted to provide a commented. "We didn't want that Williams) but leaves him to they're not f pursue a modeling career in stage collapse? Will his pants chance for junior high and high something where everybody Play -acts at some goes off crying. I don't think time a Rome with a world-renowned fall down? school students to get involved We. It gives them a photographer named Sean (An¬ The curtain rises. The play with area theater." re^ thony When Perkins). begins. Almost hesitantly, the alderman elections in actor makes his entrance and The YATs first production, Chicago are over and Brian is begins reciting his lines. Grad¬ "The Hobbit," debuted recently defeated, he returns to Tracy, at Partington Auditorium in renamed ually he forgets his stage Mahogany, in Rome, West Junior High School in only to find her and her world a fright and starts enjoying him¬ retentious, self. By the end of the play, he Lansing. "It was a great suc¬ glittering sham, is having the time of his life and cess for a first production," isgusted and self-righteous, he zips right back to is carried to the heights of Kenney said. "We made Chicago. We would have been When Mahogany finally ecstasy by waves of applause happy to to gets break even." designing her own clothes, from the audience. rather than modeling the de¬ The Young Adult Theater "We tried to build signs of others, she realizes a show (YAT) of Lansing provides such from that, as Brian said, literally nothing," Kenney isn't experiences for young people said. "The Civic Players lent us anything without someone throughout the Lansing area. you love to share it with." How the use of their facilities. We profound. "Our main purpose is to teach got some donations from area She returns to him in kids theater by doing theater," a trite, companies. We had no budget." compromising closing scene, said Cristel Kenney, president promising to love, cherish and of YAT. The group provides serve in his campaign (now for educational experiences for in¬ Congress) and in his life. terested young people by put¬ As you can see, this plot is ting on plays, directed by about as fresh as last decade's career girl movies. It is merely college - aged people. a Doris YAT was started this sum¬ Day film thinly dis¬ guised and updated for the 70s. mer as an outgrowth of the The working girl meets cor¬ Lansing Civic Players. "The SN photo/lauro Fistler ruption, comes to the realiza¬ idea was originally to get more tion that everything that Stairwells are a flautists secret. An appreciative audience, space for a sound to glit¬ young people to come to Lan¬ ters isn't mahogany and re¬ bloom, and for sing Civic Players produc¬ Kathy Koucky, a chance to be alone with music. turns to her man (how could a woman make it on her own?), seeing that he was right all along. 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"The I™ TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY SS WIN! $ Jim Garner, manager of the society, explained that when an months." When there is no y □ Univ. of Alobomo v.s. □ Auburn individual leaves a pet for [0to. rules o£ the game: adoption, the charge is $4 for a for. an animal, duet arrivals, the animal •20° Below dog and $3 for a cat. When the animal is adopted, the charge to ed. Garner said that is To enter, just place an "X" in the box beside the team the new owner is $5 and °f the- you think up for People who weekend. The Football Contest is open to anyone Herman Survivor dogs and $3 and up for cats. These fees are actually dona¬ young families adopt p^. andHy» except State News employees but tions requested by the limited to just ONE entry per person, per week. All weekly entries must be delivered to the State News Boots The Humane society. Society re¬ Bruce Howe, recently adopted a' -- 23, 0| Advertising ceives no support from Siberian husky Department office, Room 344 Student Services Building or postmarked no any from ^ government agency. The non¬ later than 5 p.m. on the Thursday proceeding the games. The contest will continue through the weekend of November 25. Decision of from 3495 profit organization receives its funds from fees charged and eity. He paid $5 for year-old male and American Kennel received th , the judges will be final and all entries become the Club - property of the State News. donations from the 1,000 regu¬ from the former Winners will be announced two weeks from today in the State News. FOXHOLE P.X. lar Humane Society members. Since the owner The fees contribute $20,000 home and his own husky has •Frandor toward th^total annual opera¬ yard, Open 7 days said, he has been a 351-5323 ting costs of $50,000 while well-behaved, affectionate donations relied THIS PAGE IS YOUR OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM •Old World are provide the remaining $30,000. on to Humane While few ofthedopat Herman 20° below Mall Garner said that there are Society are r ' they are all pets whose □ Arizona St. v.s. □ Univ. of Arizona approximately 10 cats and dogs chance for survival born for every human bom in is to adopted by someone who TIEBREAKER! TAKE THE GREAT BREAK AT THE Cut in taxes awaits acii In case of a tie, the single professional game will determine the winner. All participants GRATE STEAK 1 page 1) WITH However, Dunn saidthat should guess the total number of points for end up as increases," he said. things must be cor" that game. HAPPY HOURS Dennis Muchmore, legisla¬ tax bills. MON-FRI-4-7p.m. tive aide to SB 622's "Assessments and BE SURE TO INCLUDE YOUR NAME ADDRESS primary ENTERTAINMENT — 7 nights a week „ sponsor, Sen. John Bowman, are the key issues," he ANDPHONE D-Roseville, said the bill will "You still have to n not necessarily raise budget if you reduw Name rates. millage amount taken in "But it will reduce taxes by through Address eliminating real estate charges, sessment (property) taxes. The East Lansing City Phone which aren't a measure of a home's value," he said. "Right cil agrees with Pa'' evaluation of the bills'' San Diego / Denver now, some people are being and unanimously passed taxed right out of their houses." ( ) TOTAL POINTS solution against them at □ Georgia Tech. v.s.. □ Georgia A spokesman for Rep. Claude week's council meeting. Trim, D-Davisburg, said HB ASMSU 4485 introduced to make The Pop Entertainment was Lansing City " tax bills more equitable. was reported Monday to Presents "The bill would especially aid planning to adopt a senior citizens," the spokesman resolution at its Monday - $* Pick a Salad ~:^£tarFronrour BOB SEEGER & Bullet Band said. country garden salad •fens notiM 9"up(''1 "**** bf#i018 ,Airth(j^alad $$*$-*$ * you care to eat with our chicken PETER FRAMPTON School for blind enlight or fish platters. (continued from page 1) Tuesday, December 2 alter it is lost on the ground for as some how to students have 1: assemble the MSU Auditorium a few seconds. You get a whole lot more complex machines that Snow skiing and swimming in that you're hungerin' for sighted persons could not the school's heated indoor 1010 E Grand River. E Tickets $5 & $6 together. Lansing swimming pool are two of the The famous myth t' more unexpected activities that blind people are musi Available at MSU Union school students participate in. In addition, the school boasts simply not so accord:: □ Hetherington, who said Rutgers v.s. □ Syracuse □ Southern Calif, v.s. □ UCLA □ Univ. of Tulsa one of the finest inter - scholas¬ while there ai v.s. □ Houston tic wrestling teams in the state, blind musicians, not all This picture has been declared TOO competing against BIZARRE for public Stevie Wonders (who, for public viewing. . . See our Fine schools. of you who have not yet but we've got a special Three times the school has attended the school). this week anyway . . . Selection of men's won the state wrestling cham¬ "While our main objc" pionship in their class. to give these kids an ed Pioneer outerwear. Including There is also a quarter - mile they should also develop track on the grounds that is pendence and confidence," SA5200 Sheepskin coats , utilized for many intramural activities. Hetherington. In addition to teaching In addition, music boxes are Amplifer . Down jackets put on the walls of the gym, so dents how to help the-" Hetherington added that students that are rollerskating ONLY Leather coats and can use the sounds to tell them education should make aware of when to accept when they are 3121 Mon-Fri 8a.i Wool top coats approaching the and when not to. $11200 walls and when to turn. 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E«t (U S-271 Pittsburg v.s. □ New York Jets □ New Orleans v.s. □ Cleveland □ Houston v.s. □ Cincinnati □ Army v.s. □ Navy \ Li^nn stota News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 25, 1975 Anon.... APVEMISE IN IHI STATE HEWS QUKK tASH IN YOUR POCKET! CLASSIFIED ADS FOR BIST "SPOHSI. $$ Automotive te| rrarif/i FRANKLY SPEAKING.. .by phil frank dodge 1968 6 cylinder, snow [ Apartments ](§P] | Apartieits ][y| [ Apartments ](V) tires. Dependable & good mileage. AMERICAN,GERMAN and FOR¬ Fair body, $400. 694-2751 after EIGN CAR REPAIR also ADVERTISE YOUR NEW BLACK TOP ROAD TO Park body. apartment EMBASSEY APARTMENTS near 5pm. 3-11-26 20% DISCOUNT to students and now!! For terrific results, call Lake Mobile Home Court. One and LCC. Efficiency, one and twe faculty on all cash'n'carry vw Elaine. State News Classified, two bedroom furnished, mobile bedroom apartments starting at FIAT 1970 850. service parts. IMPORT AUTO 355-8255. Hardtop, good homes. 10 minutes to campus. Idmotive condition. Call 353-7541. 6-12-4 PARTS, 500 East Kalamazoo and SPECIAL rates. 641-6601. 0-11-26 $85/month plus minimum security $& Cycles Cedar. 485-2047, 485-9229. Mas- OKEMOS, TWO bedroom, avail¬ deposit of $25. Students' haven tc able low rent! Call Barbara at 482-478£ Is & Service FOUR TIRES G-78 by~1?~700 tercharge and Bank Americard. early December. $197 plus WANTED: TWO female room¬ miles. $95. 1961 electricity. 349-0558, 332-3534. 10- anytime between 9-12 a.m. and Nation C-11-26 Chevy wagon 11-25 mates to share three bedroom, 1-5 p.m., Monday-Friday. 18-12-5 Runs good. $45. loYMENT May purchase Twyckingham. Winter-spring together or i rent 2-11-26 separate. 337-1207 Auto Insurance! 17 fix STUDIOS FOR rent $149.75. ALL utilities included. Also 1 bedroom terms. 351-2508. 5-12-2 NICE APARTMENT for 4, OR two girls to share room, furnished, portments Companies for rent, all utilities included, QUIET FEMALE own room, no carpeted, very close. 332-5969. buses FORD, 1965 econoline van. lease, furnished extras. Custom Many FSC furnished. 337-1621. 0-3-11-26 apartment. X-6-12-1 interior. $800 $102.50, Joms best offer. 351-6912. 3-11-26 or 4990.3-11-26 winter-summer,332- TWO BEDROOM. Carport and (sale NORTH POINTE Apartments. One and two bedroom units. From porch. $185. Heat included. Call fiimals FORD GALAXY 1969. Qutet. $164 per month. Furnished and LANSING, $120 plus deposit. 882-7921 or 393-2703 after 6 p.m. e Homes Good tires. New WHY BUY another used Utilities paid. On bus route. 371- 5-11-26 battery. $300 car? unfurnished. Carpet throughout. [l & found Good heater. 337-0193. 3-12-1 Expert rust repair, body repair, refinishing. QUALITY REFINISH- On bus line. Phone 332-6433. 2255. Available December. 5-12-2 _jonal ING, 1619 Marsh Road, Haslett. 0-3-11-26 JAGUAR 1964 Mark X. Rebuilt SHARE APARTMENT with BURCHAM WOODS. Comforta¬ ■nuts PERSONAL engine. Leather seats. Mahogany 339-8058. 9-12-5 girl, close to campus. Furnished. one ble and spacious, one bedroom, ii estate dash. Right hand drive. Excellent 'AFTER. WORKING Wm TWO BEDROOM, furnished, pri¬ vate balcony, close, available De¬ Rent negotiable. 351-5409.3-11-26 furnished or unfurnished, walk to reation body. Must Sell. 351-7846.4-J1-26 cember 15. Chalet Apartments, MSU, shopping, bus, 4 minutes to ivice j toiatiH j|jfl FDVIIEF RANTS fHRMW 332-6197 noon or 5-7 p.m. 6-12-1 ONE BEDROOM UNFURNISHED. all points. Rent includes all utili¬ KHARMEN GHIA 1965, body re¬ Apartment for rent. $155 per ties, plus cable T.V., pets consi¬ (istruction stored. This car is sharp! Negotia¬ I CAM ASSURE YOU THE CHANCPOF, LARGE month. Carpeting, air conditioned, dered. From $175. 745 Burcham. ■yping APARTMENT, three bed¬ DO YOU offer aviation club garbage disposal. 724 North Penn¬ Manager, 351-3118. If no answer Importation ble. 482-6695. 6-12-3 berships, lessons or aviation ser¬ mem¬ AN ACCimi$ WIN A MILLION- room, fireplace, large kitchen and living area, unfurnished, ground sylvania, Lansing. Phone 482- 484-4014. 10-12-5 - vices? Advertise 1970. 11-12-5 Inter LOWEST RATES in Auto & rie, 355-8255. Today! Call Ma¬ £ college media services-box 9411-berkelty ca 94709 floor. Phone 489-1798. 8-12-5 FEMALE NEEDED for furnished bund town Motorcycle Insurance. Easy pay¬ FURNISHED EFFICIENCY availa¬ apartment. Winter and Spring. ment plan. Call UNION UNDER¬ ONE MALE Needed to sublease 'til $85. Close, call 332-5165. 5-11-25 WRITERS INSURANCE. 4112 June. Burcham Woods 4-man. ble December 20. Close, Gunson West St. Joseph, 485-4317 or $67/month. 351-7013. 5-12-2 Street. 351-1210 after 3 p.m. ONE - TWO females needed, 393-8100. 12-12-5 6-11-25 ]*rates** Bword minimum FOR GREAT Results in getting a APPLICATIONS BFING taken for OVERSEAS JOBS CAMPUS HILL, four man, fur¬ NEAR MSU Et Frandor: beautiful Winter & Spring, large Delta Arms apartment, (across from Williams). MERCEDES BENZ 2301969. Good qualified person tomorrow, call - temporary or nished, dishwasher, air, hourly bus 337-9318 evenings. 3-12-1 condition, needs engine repair, Gary to place your employment ad salesman o and witjr.Vtg&edgeofInterest¬ earnerv\uipment. stere- permanent. Europe, South America, Africa, etc. All Australia, to campus. 349-2155. 2-11-25 one bedroom, unfurnished, car¬ $1795. 372-8130. 7-12-5 today. peting, drapes, parking, laundry. WANTED: CONSERVATIVE fe- ing work. Must be able to deal fields, $500 - $1200 monthly. SUBLEASE ALL or part- very nice 332-1703. 6-11-25 male(s) to |S NO. DAYS MGB 1970. $1500. Rebuilt engine. PREFER A single or divorced with public. WILCOX SECOND¬ Expenses paid, sightseeing. Free two bedroom furnished apart¬ room with same. Win¬ ter/spring. (Starts December). HAND STORE, 509 East Michi¬ information. Write: INTERNA¬ Ford, 1964, runs good. New tires, woman who is able to travel. You ment. Close. 351-2300. 3-11-26 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE north. 3 6 8 482-3042. 1-11-25 battery. $200. 337-2717, evenings. will be dealing with oil and gan, Lansing. Phone 485-4391. TIONAL JOB CENTER, Depart¬ Furnished one bedroom, utilities Ask for Greg. C-10-11-26 ment ME, Box 4490, X-6-1V25 transportation industries. Car and Berkeley, ROOMMATES NEEDED, winter- paid. Garage $145/month, plus NEED ONE to four people for California. 94704. 15-12-5 deposit. Phone 627-5454. 6-11-25 expenses furnished. Must be neat spring terms. Campus Hill Apart¬ furnished apartment, walking dis¬ NOVA 1972, 307, V-8, automatic. PART TIME persons needed. and attractive. ments. Free bus service. 349-3969. Excellent condition, $1650 or best College degree not Training provided to help you MASSEUSES WANTED. $7 per 6-12-3 1ffl~BURCHAM DRIVE. Furnish¬ tance to campus. 332-4432. 7-12-5 offer. 355-1074. 5-12-1 necessary, on the job training. become a successful sales person ed, efficiency aoa*\ nt. Carpet¬ This position presents a hour. Call 489-1215, EXECUTIVE great with unlimited earning potential & ed. Heat f OLD CEDAR village. Need one ARTS STUDIO. 15-11-26 ONE OR two girls needed, winter- r included. challenge and is accompanied by a opportunity for advancement. Car $147/mont *®cdse required. Call female for four person apartment. OLDS DELTA 88,1975. Four door spring terms. $65 each/$110 sin¬ salary in $10,000 range and up. needed. CUTCO & WEAR-EVER MARRIED COUPLE without child¬ 351-2402 from 8-5. Evenings from $85. 351-5706. 7-12-5 sedan, loaded. Best offer over Future earnings unlimited. Send gle. Cedarview. 351-5352. 3-11-26 PRODUCTS. 3-11-25 ren to occupy apartment in church 6-9 p.m., 882-2316.0-11-26 $2995. (no dealers). 393-0789. [deadline 3-11-26 resume to SELECTIVE OCCUPA¬ parish house, in return for which SPARTAN NEED ONE female. Close. Old ■ 1 p.m. one class TIONAL SERVICES, 12114 South GENERAL LABORERS, reliable they supervise young people's V'l-X. sublease, ONE PERSON for large two Cedar Village, winter-spring. Call ftfore publication. University, Mt. Pleasant, Michi¬ people needed for short term work and serve as night custodi¬ one large • ->170/month. bedroom, Campus Hill. Available 332-1078. 6-11-26 OPEL KADETTE Rallye, 1970, low Available 15 9/15. 351-8334, gan, 48858 br call (517) 772-4317 assignments. Apply in person ans of building. Phone 482-9454. - December 10. 349-4419. 6-11-25 mileage, clean, perfect mechani¬ or 773-2275. 3-12-1 before 3 p.m. MANPOWER INC., Nancy. 5-11-26 cally, body good, $1050. 351-4082. 6-11-25 MALE NEEDED. Two man, fur¬ 105 East Washtenaw. 6-12-2 TWO GIRLS needed for Cedar 3-11-25 VACANCY IN three bedroom nished, dishwasher, parking, WORKING MOTHER needs some¬ Village apartment. Winter/spring. MUSICIANS FOR rock band be¬ close. Winter-spring. $102.50, 351 - one to watch two and do apartment. Brandywine Apart¬ jd is ordered it cannot PINTO RUNABOUT 1972, excel¬ sons light housekeeping from 2-11:30 REGISTERED NURSES ing formed. Know country- ments. Call 351-9390. 10-12-5 CalUoAnne^j-4151. 4-11 -26_ 5345. 1-11-25 lent all around condition, first Part-time positions available on all western. Phone 669-3116. 6-12-2 tcelled or changed until SUBLEASE TWO bedrooms, fur¬ $1000 cash takes this car. 482- p.m. 485-3025 after 4. 2-11-26 shifts. We offer you new orienta¬ st insertion, unless it is nished, on Abbott. $200/month, 6695. 6-12-3 tion policies, no shift rotation, PART-FULL time short order cook Jd ft bsfore & cancelled by noon » AVON excellent working condition: and or dishwasher wanted. Will try to December-summer. 372-2103. $180. 332-0562, 351-0398. 7-12-5 Kathleen. X-6-11-25 publication. ■ «*elVMNO, Chrisijlii^prnings begin nov^for salary,, For further inforrnatfpp _ work around classes. Inquire: Unfurnished, one ment. Mason. Furnished apart¬ bedroom apart¬ Power steering, power brakes, 302 cdmact Betty Danford, Ingrarrr tMIL'S BAR, during day, 2012 representatives. 482-6893. 20-12-5 f is a $1.00 service V.8. $2,500. 489-4670 after 5:30 Medical Center, 401 Greenlawn, East ment also available. Call 676-4874. Michigan. 4-11-26 it in ad change word per day Jinal words. plus for p.m. 8-12-1 TEMPORARY MAIL-room help. Two shifts available: 8:30am- Lansing, Michigan. Phone 371- 2121, extension 249. 4-11-26 0-11-26 The VEGA WAGON. 1973. Yellow four speed. Radio. Spared ravages of 4:30pm & 5pm-midnight, $2.10/ For Ri«t "/'£ bedroom fCV^ent, furnished. Creative is Personal ads must hour. Apply in person - EDUCA¬ Michigan winters. $1450. 337- TIONAL SUBSCRIPTION SER¬ $180, utilities included. 332-2405. 9312. 5-12-3 IF YOU can't sell it - RENT it!! 6-12-1 VICE, 3308 South Cedar, Suite #9. 6-12-4 Part-time, full time, afternoon and State News Classified, Ask for ■State News will be VEGA 1972. Dependable, eco¬ nights. Openings in O.B. All Elaine. MALE NEEDED, Twyckingham. pible only for the first nomical, 4-speed. Radio. Call 332- surgical areas and medical nurs¬ Three man furnished, air, dish¬ SECRETARY-RECEPTIONISTS. on insertion. 8244. 3-12-1 ing. Excellent salary and benefits. washer, close. Winter - Spring. Printed Paltern Are you ready for a challenging new career? If you have good Apply at Personnel department or SEASON $90. 332-1023. 11-12-5 |re due 7 days from the VEGA 1972. New engine, new call for an appointment, 487-9180. jndate. If not paid typing skills and experience in an SKI RENTAL shocks & muffler. Good transpor¬ Sparrow Hospital, 1215 East Mich¬ NEED ONE female to sublease Je due date, a 50b late tation. $900. Call 484-0994.3-11-25 office we invite you to call igan. 3-11-25 apartment, own room winter and |e charge will be due. Officemates, 694-1153. 2-11-28 Skies, Boots, Poles I Bindings spring. 332-6835. 8-12-2 VOLKSWAGEN 1969 bus, four PART TIME employment for MSU PRIVATE PARTY '35 and *45 speed, good condition, many new QUIET FEMALE wanted winter & Iund Town parts. Negotiable. 489-5584. 5-11- students. 12-20 hours per week. Automobile required. 339-9500. HAS MONEY FOR WORTHWHILE IDEA OR SMALL ANY Weathervane spring, for 2-Person. Great loca¬ tion. Jan, 332-6685. 4-11-25 C-3-11-26 BUSINESS OPERATION. Send 349-9494 VOLKSWAGEN VAN, 1966. name, address, phone, to FOURTH GIRL needed, luxury Clean, good engine. $750. Phone FULL-TIME, car rental agent at Barrett, P.O. Box 1383, chalet apartment, winter term CAPITAL CITY AIRPORT. Per¬ Lansing, Ml 48904 for details. TV AND Stereo Rentals. $25/ 489-7706 after 12 noon. 7-11-26 only. Close to campus, consider¬ sonable, neat, figure orientated term. $10.95/month. Call NEJAC, ate roommates. 337-1277. B-11-26 individual. Call 489-2931 for inter¬ MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST 337-1010. C-11-26 VOLKSWAGEN \K 1967. Two view appointment. 7-12-5 MT(ASCP) snow tires. $3E'$0 <--2104 nights. NICE ONE bedroom unfurnished Full time afternoon shift positions Ask for Steve, l-12-1 available, must be registered or apartment. Available mid-Decem¬ JlSE YOUR special events ial rates" in our 'Round VOLKSWAGEN 1969 Square- eligible. Excellent salary and fringe benefits. Please contact office of $ $ $ $ $ ber. $170. Call after 6pm. 337- back. $900. Good condition, must i. Call Marie. 355- sell. Call 353-8755 or 355-7868. The local branch of a national employment, Lansing General NOTICE 9-12-5 corporation is seeking a sales Hospital, 2800 Devonshire, Lan¬ Special I HOLIDAY Sale! Faculty person. Starting income between sing, 48909. 517-372-8220, Exten¬ sion 268. Equal Opportunity Em¬ $ $ $ $ $ Opportunity VOLKSWAGEN, 1970. Excellent $700-$1000 per month guarante¬ iholarship Cookbook. At Pv, 11-4 p.m., November engine, excellent body, great on ed. Increases annually plus annual ployer. 13-12-5 NOW CollegeGraduate perfect for Mom, hostess, gas. Asking $1095. 355-0996. 3-11- bor^> on volume sales. Sales BABYSITTER NEEDED in a Sales Career k X-3-11-25 rvf&agement opportunity. Com¬ home beginning January my through the end of plete training program group in¬ for with the child of teacher. $45. fall term all student surance retirement plan. No over¬ lOBILEINSURANCE. advertising must be ■ save $$$. It pays to Only shop Mrtwycte ||*cj night travel. Equal Opportunity 6-12-3 Equitable Life Employer. No age barrier. If you 1 Ca|l us. You may be desire an opportunity to increase CARDINAL'S MEN'S Shop now of New York Id. 484-1414. 0-3-11-26 SOMEBODY'S LOOKING for a your income, meet our qualifica¬ taking application for part-time A firm with $109 billion of life bike like yours now. Advertise it! tions and willing to follow instruc¬ X-mas help. Apply in person insurance in force. Specializ¬ State News State News Classified. 355-8255. tions call Mr. Wheeler between Wednesday between 6 pm-10 pm. ing in insurance, motive group M. pen¬ At Old World Village Mall, East Classified Dept. sion Ask for Randy. 9-5 at 351-5992. 8-12-5 programing and com¬ Grand River Avenue. 3-11-26 347 Student Services puterized financial planning YAMAHA 175cc 1972. Excellent service for our clients. Salary ar to sell? Watch it drive WAITRESS WANTED for Friday Building PROGRAMMERS. HONEYWELL, plus commissions with unlim¬ all Vicki, 355-8255, State condition. Great Christmas pre¬ and Saturday night. THE GA¬ sent. $350. 355-6237 after 5 p.m. IBM, Cobol, RPG, GMAP, IDOS, ited earning potential for first Find a cozy haven inside this assified. RAGE, Phone 489-9116 after 11 FIVE BEDROOM. Close to Joel. 5-11-26 a.m. Ask for Dick. 6-12-1 salary $12,000-17,000. Phone Ann, cam¬ three years. Many opportuni¬ topper on cold days. 349-4600 CAREERS UNLIMITED. pus. Completely furnished. Rent ties for management. Income Great (or sports, work, week¬ ends! Knit topper of worsted ■ HEALEY Roadster, 1954, SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST. 3-11-26 negotiable. Available immediately. expectation for first year from in 2 colors from neck down; 355-3236. 7-12-5 TltP°nwer. •all 349-0247. body cherry, ; Auto Service / Full time 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Statisti¬ $12,000 to $18,000 with an¬ nual increments for the suc¬ add hood later. Version with 3-11-25 cal typing for a top notch CPA cessful man of $3,000 to collar, also. Pattern 7180: firm. Salary to $700. Company Misses' Sizes 818 included. REACH THE campus marketl $4,000 per year. We are $1.00 for each pattern. Add I. Very good Advertise your used car parts and paid benefits, beautiful office. Offer a wide range of financial Get in the fashion swing witn Super nice boss, good location. looking for a graduate that is 250 each pattern for first-class the newest 4 and 8-gore skirts1 fresh services needed and wanted by throughout. auto services today Call Marie. mature, personable and has mail and handling. Send to: Save dollars and stitch them up Call Officemates. 694-1153. 6-12-1 f,e9. 337-0294. 1-11-25 •jkplbow your community throughout the alot of self-motavation. Pre¬ Alice Brooks quickly! year. Training salary followed by ferably someone that has Printed Pattern 4757: Misses' LUCRATIVE EARNINGS, set your |c EL Dorado, 1973. Ex- ELECTRIFYING: CONVERT your own schedule calling on MSU unlimited commission possibilities. already proven his ability to Needlecraft Dept. Waist Sizes 24, 25, 26'/2, 28. PWit'on, all extras. Will car to electric powerl No Pollu- Call Mrs. Starkweather 694-3935 be a worker and a leader in Michigan State News, 126 30, 32. Size 26!/2 four gore ■ trade-ins. seniors. Full or part-time. Ad¬ after 5pm call 484-7069. INVES¬ l'/2 yds. 54-inch; eight gore Call 484-2032. tion. Cheap and reliable transpor¬ athletics, school projects and Box 163, Old Chelsea Sta.. New vancement potential. 694-8349. TORS DIVERSIFIED SERVICES. part time jobs. Complete \Zz yds. 60-inch. tation. Write for details: ELEC- 8-12-2 York, NY 10011. Print Name, $1.00 for each pattern. Add 10-11-25 training continually both in TRIC ENGINEERING Dept. E, P.O. Address, Zip, Pattern Number. 25* for each pattern for first- m the class room and in the field MORE than before! 200 RT1970.440,4-speed. Box 1371, East Lansing. C-11-26 Have a place to head with knowledgable district ever designs plus 3 free printed in¬ class mail and handling. Send fSS"'lnt6ri0r' $950' t0: side NEW 1976 NEEDLECRAFT MARCHAL "QUARTZ - Iodine to . . Collingwood managers and marketing consultants. We have open¬ CATALOG! Has everything. 7594-0827 persistently. 288-4558. Durand is midway be¬ ize the FALL with an ad, Carolyn at 355-8255. Spartan Village Residents! For ator, garage, $160. Call 484-1838. 1 Block From Campus. 13-11-26 TERM information about this, call Beth friends. 6-12-4 tween Lansing & Flint off 1-69. If Moot Paid. BUDGET allocations. you've never attended an auction, Tallmadge, MSU Representetive. Doctor Peter Moss of th( Vory Tasty. ROOMS FOR rent. 136 Linden. this is your ONE FEMALE, sublease winter/ opportunity. 2-11-26 INSTANT CASH. WAZOO REr History Dept. will discuss 'M Call 332-011I. Available now. Own room, prefer Hillel will be mostly closed this spring. Furnished. Four CORDS buys your good used apartment. $80/month. 332-6648. woman women. 351-4108. 5-11-26 APPLES, PEARS, sweet cider. albums. Rock, jazz, COMPLETE DISSERTATION and Thanksgiving: Friday night there can Holiday Traditions" af . classical, will be p.m. Wednesday in Owen d BLOSSOM ORCHARDS, 2 miles service. a Shabbat-Chanukah gath¬ 3-12-1 BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED BENSCH STREET, 1103- $75. Call blues. Any quantity. $1.00-$1.50 resume Printing, IBM ate Center's Dining Room I north of Leslie on Hull Road (Old disc. 223 Abbott, 337-0947. typing, binding. Printing from your ering at the summer house. Shab- country home, easy driving dis¬ Virgil, 337-2025 before 12 noon per bat morn there will be only the interested people are we' NEED ONE or two women for tance from U.S. 127) Hours: 9-5, closed 18-11-26 plain paper originals. Corner Lansing. Large fire¬ any day. 6-12-1 Orthodox minyan at 10. furnished apartment, walking dis¬ place, secluded riverfront location. Mondays. Gift packages shipped M.A.C. and Grand River. Below Preliminary sign-up for thJ tance to campus. 332-4432.3-12-1 Adults only, $250 month, refer¬ by United Parcel. Phone 1-589- WANTED: ANY girl interested in Jones Stationery Shop. 9-5, Mon¬ Little International 8251. Closed Thanksgiving. Also MSU Broadcasters meet every ences/deposit. ELLEN REESER entering the MSU Rodeo Queen's day - Friday. Call COPYGRAPH Showmanship contest will 1)1 NEED ONE or two men for furnished apartment, walking dis¬ REALTOR, 1-725-7715. 10-11-25 L ^ Sale \\%\ December 1,2,3 and 4. 0-2-11-26 Contest. Write: MSU RODEO CLUB, 102 Anthony or call Sue SERVICE, 337-1666. C-1_1-26_ _ Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. in 334 Union. Everyone is invited. at 7:30 tonight ii at EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis¬ Anthony Hall. Information! tance to campus. 332-4432.3-12-1 EAST LANSING. Ranch 2 CHRISTMAS RECORDS have ar¬ 349-4719. 2-11-26 bedrooms, furnished. Call 337- line, 3 NEED CASH? Find a buyer for rived at MARSHALL MUSIC. Best sertations (pica-elite). FAYANN, Chug Ivri continues at 8 p.m., the contest will be passed o| your sellable items. Call .C-11-26 ONE FEMALE needed, prefer non- 9412. 5-12-2 Randy, prices in town. MARSHALL MU¬ ASMSU is accepting applica¬ Tuesday nights at 106 Interna- HRI Hospitality Assn. wi State News Classified. 355-R?w tional Center. Newcomers always smoker, from Berkey, $83/ SIC, East Lansing. C-1-11-25 tions for directors of the Wo¬ — across presentations by Western In! month. 332-3240. 3-12-1 WANTED - TWO mature respon¬ men's Council, North Ameri¬ TYPING BY the hour. Drop otf we|Come. tional Hotels on the RenM HAWAII 28 stamps, $82. Foreign - sible roommates to share a three approvals, $.3 each. Jory Burke, MCINTOSH, BY original owner, can Indian Council & Chicano service. service. Secretarial assistance. Center and John Maters of I ONE MAN to share large 1 bedroom house with single male 522 West Washington, C-26 stereo pre-amp $299, MC- Council; also for the College 394-0222. If no answer, 393-2499. Winged Spartans board meet¬ Howell, gan Travel Commission at ■ student. 393-9792. 3-11-25 2505 power amp, $429, Et Advent of Human Ecology Board seat. njfl-VI-26 ing 8:30 p.m. tonight in the Union. bedroom apartment, $110. Close, 48843. 8-12-3 Walnut speakers, $199/pair, or all Pick up and return by Tues¬ Members and anyone interested in Dec. 1,1975 in the Kellogg l| air, furnished, dishwasher, h°! ANN BROWN PRINTING & TY¬ auditorium. DUPLEX NEAR MSU. Kitchen, SHURE PROFESSIONAL micro¬ for $899. Bob, 694-9211. 7-12-5 day, Nov. 26 in 334 Student flying with us may attend. Check cony. 351-7227 after 4 p.m. 7-11- PING. Dissertations, resumes, living room, 3 ms, family schedule in Union for the room 26 room, 1 '/4 room, 1 car phone mixers n\0 M-67. Two units, $100 ea.^. 487-5671. 6-11- ROSSIGNOL SKIS ST650, bind¬ Jiervjces^^^^__________ general printing. Serving MSU for 26 years with complete thesis number. Free U "Psychology sciousness" meets to of| ONE MALE needed, winter and garage. $261 ',ionth plus utilities. ings. Very good shape. 195cm. FREE...A Lesson in complexion Call 393-7659. 6-12-2 One year old. $145. Greg 337-0294. care. Call 484-4519 East service. 349-0850. C-11-26 Yahweh is the name of God. p.m. in room 219 B spring term. Campus Hill Apart¬ Michigan Topic: Human Potential-It ments. $70/month. Share room, or 485-7197 Lansing Mall. MERLE Yahshua is the true name of his UNIGRAPHICS tions of New Modes of Cor free bus service. 349-1438. 5-12-1 EAST SIDE, near Pennsylvania. 3 condition. Size 7 Vi narrow. Only SKSSMTcSBB COMPLETE DISSERTATION and OFFERS son called Jesus Christ. Class with ness. bedroom house, carpeting, stove, $25. Call Shelley, 351-3048. 5-11- DOUBLE BRASS bed. Excellent the Yahshuans every Thursday resume service, IBM typing, edit and THREE ROOM flat, one bedroom, refrigerator, 7497. garage. $150. 351- 25 condition, box springs included. $350. Call 482-8423. 5-12-3 ing, multilith offset printing, type- n^nnSunday, 6-8 p.m. in 335 St. John's invites you $195/month. Garage, 14 block 0*11^6 AMPEX AM-10 stereo setting and binding. We encolir- dance lesson at St. JohnsB campus. 332-1107. 3-11-25 WOMAN FOR house. mixer, REFRIGERATE 'Yj- sale. Works Ports Personal age comparative shopping. For Ave. at 9 p.m. Dec. 3,J $250. uooa „iOU. Good condition. Call 487- estimate stop in at 2843 East Leonard Bernstein conducts the Own room. ifCV^nth plus utili- 2142 6-12-2 good. Can bt S°,a $25. 394- New York Philharmonic in the first Upcoming events include J ONE WOMAN (winter-spring) for Grand River or phone 332-8414. 351-0225- 6-11-25 Ilea. Ju I -Mi-tS). O-1 I -^3 . 2345. E-5-11-26 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY gets at¬ of this season's "Great Perform¬ tasting party, sleigh ride if four man. One block Union. , ICTriM 0-18-11 26 60C/ T~ KUSTOM HEAD and cabinet, 200 tention! Box in your ads. For ance,'' (classical music presenta¬ Evergreen apartments. $85/ OWN r,™.. ROOM in . house winter STEREO - SAVE Major brands, - better results advertise now! Mar¬ tions). 9 p.m., Wednesday month, utilities included. 332- term. $70 plus utilities. Furnished. TYPING, IBM. Theses, term pa¬ on Today is the last day »■ 0356. 4-11-26 factory sealed, manufacturer's garet, 355-8255. pers, call John Calhoun, 332-2078 WKAR-TV, channel 23. Call 351-3248. 3-11-26 warranty, below retail, below after 5:30 p.m. 0-8-11-26 your Fresh Florida CitrusB ,Order between 10a.m. andW NEED ONE NORDICA PLASTIC ski boots. warehouse, 351-1072.10-12-5 MSU Sailing Club meets 7:30 or two females, win¬ TWO BEDROOM duplex, clean, t£)d Erickson lobby. The!# ter-spring terms. Cedar Village apartments, $83/month. 332-5541. close. $230 for two people or $300 for more; includes utilities. 337- Excellent condition. Size 10. $25. 332-2604. E-5-11-25 Animals Real Estate |[tej TYPING, BLOCK campus, elec¬ tric, fast, experienced, reasonable. n.oht in 208 tonight Men's Intramural Bldg. Plans discussed for next t0 a|| your Christmas gift wf 4-11-26 Theses, term papers. Editing. 332- term's membership drive. Nomina- 7098. 8-12-1 HAVE YOU tried and tried to sell tions for the office of Secretary Anyone interested in CURIOUS USED 8498.5-11-26 student support su for Ron SUBLEASE 2-3 man apartment. FIND A good home for your pet. your house? Advertise with an ad. —! 11" '1 and Vice Commadore. Entertain- "^^'In'Jited'to call David I OPENINGS FOR winter quarter BOOK SHOI Carolvn.355-8255. Winter-spring. washer. Near campus. Furnished, dish¬ Bogue Street Co-op; $270/term. - HARDBACKS Try the State News Classified Ads, ">5. Ask for Tippy. Carolyn.355-8255. THESES, TERM papers, and dis- sedations by experienced typist. nft™?Remember, the p ™nt afterwards. ment 1 332-0176. 351-8660 or 351-8661. 8-12-1 PAPERBACKS EAST SIDE Lansing. 2 bedrooms, mary is May 18th. We i* 6-12-2 This week on SHOFAR: Chanu- EAST LANSING. Four bedroom, COMIC BOOKS SCIENCE FICTION TEMPORARY HOME for very full basement, $1000 down. Land C^l^~®4®4^12-1 kah music news and other f help! GIRL NEEDED. $250 plus deposit. Very clean. SPORTS ITEM? good watch-dog. Will provide contract. 485-3520. 3-11-26 IRENE ORR. Theses, term papers, 8h mUS,C' news and other fl tures. Join us this and 731 Burcham. MAGAZINES food January - May. Call Collect, every The Creative Women!* $77/month, December rent free. MSU close. 393-6170. 5-11-25 1-313-334-5126. 5-12-3 HALF-ACRE lot. general typing. Formerly with Ann Sunday at 4 p.m. on WKAR-AM, operative will meetat8:3Ui| Bus service to campus. Call 332- Only minutes Brown. Call 482-7487. C-11-26 870 on your dial. from campus. 150' x 150' corner Union Oak Room. New 1 2119.6-11-26 TWO FEMALES, two rooms in MSU Folksong Society meets at BOARDING FACILITIES still room lot. Located in Beautiful Beaufort scripts and illustrations great house. Two blocks from PURR-FECT TYPE. Accurate per¬ 8:15 p.m. every GUNS, RIFLES and Handguns for 3 or 4 more horses. Excellent Estates. Perked, underground util¬ Tuesday in the Old members are welcome. KALAMAZOO EAST, Near Spar¬ campus. Winter term only. 351- sonal and professional IBM typing. College Hall, Union Grill. Bring of all kinds. Buy, trade and sell. care, large indoor arena so you ities. Holt School district. Call Jan Zerfas, Virginia Bems. row. Five rooms furnished; mar¬ 1757. 6-11-26 One day service. 351-7610. C-2-11- songs to share. Come BEST year'round prices in south¬ can ride all winter. Close to East ALEXANDER REALTY COMPAN- one and all. ,,, ried couple, utilities paid, no pets. ern Michigan. Remington 30-06 Lansing, $70/month. Triple "T"- Y, 489-6523 or 482-9205. 5-12-3 Dodge Realty 482-5909. 6-11-25 TWO FEMALES needed. Winter. automatic, $180 each. Remington Tom & Toni Tenlen, 651-5969. Fall intitiation of Kappa Delta P; Fred Stabley, difec,°f information, will be jj House near campus. Double 12 guage automatic deer will be 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the mejF- BACHELOR WILL share home room. $80 each. 332-1676. 3-11-25 $214.50 each. BOB'S GUN SHOP, slayer, 3-11-26 EAST-COUNTRY acres, retreat. 6 barns, gracious updated, 40 ^ Tra«SpOrtatjOll|S] —> University Club. Dr. Dorothy Ara- "Spartan Sports bp with student/faculty. Kitchen pri¬ 2412 South Cedar. Call 371-2244. BRITTANY SPANIEL pups. AKC, older home 20 minutes from ta, assistant provost, is the speak¬ sports interview Pmfj vileges, 16 miles from campus 675-7300. 6-11-25 SUBLET OWN room in three bedroom house. $90/month, in¬ 0-11-26 six weeks & shots, champion bloodlines. $100. Phone 694-3217. campus. Call Martha Mertz, 349- COMPANION WANTED to drive to New York er. Pictures for the yearbook will be taken. tonight, public access Interview host, Mark ^ cMJ 9641, or HDI REALTORS, 349- City any time during cludes utilities. 332-6085. 3-12-1 MARANTZ 2270 $395. Yamaha final's week. Share 3310. 4-11-26 expenses. CLEAN TWO room efficiency CR600 $375. Kenwood 4400 $175. 353-7905 after 6 p.m. 10-12-2 apartment. Furnished, quiet man, PURE BRED Pyrennes puppies. 672 GUNSON, 4, possible 5 bed- Units factory sealed with full BICYCLES..! $90 utilities furnished. 482-1718. Shots. $100. Call 351-9289 even¬ SHARE EXPENSES, private plane. room. fa" Living room, dining room basement, 1J4 garage, 2 baths! warranty. Used equipment: Phil¬ ips 212 $125. Mcintosh MR77 ings. 10-12-1 I Recreation ||y&[ D.C. area. Thanksgiving weekend. Instrument rated pilot. 482-3177 Students welcome. Call EQUITY $450. 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East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, f Winter stifles of... By CAROLYN FESSLER State News Staff Writer On a warm spring night, under a blanket of moist soil, Hermaphroditic bilateral invertebrates! for organic they can be found performing what is probably the only A worm fc4j«| pleasurable act in a dirt-eating Instead of spending their its digestive tract full of dirt," according to Glenn Dudderar of lecting is done by plowing or e the MSU Fisheries and Wildlife "t"\ ™niest win | winter vacation basking in the Rollin Baker, MSU zoology digging, and the type of worm ^ of ^ 1 existence. The copulation method of the southern sun like their preda¬ professor said. "As the earth¬ Dept. earthworm is as unique as the tors, the earthworm migrates worm travels underground it "It's called biological magni¬ SET* """" Earthworms, especially night First,- »nLi other aspects of its lifestyle, yet downward into the earth. passes the soil through its body » , health and 011 ■ fication when a pesticide con¬ 8."wal«i worms are often merely regard¬ Safely below the frostline, and picks out the goodies, the crawlers, enjoy putting around will ed as gooey creatures that which is about three feet in this nutrients it needs." centrates in the worm's body be award? on a golf course so and another organism eats the much that "Best of wriggle on fishhook area, they will burrow sluggish¬ show'' '' a or squash Little clmps of soil visible on worm," he said. Moles, shrew, they are sometimes a nuisance It underfoot. ly into a state of near-hiberna¬ fish and birds feast on the to linkers. On some could be'm tion. plot of bare ground are the courses, day of glorv Hermaphroditic is what they succulent earthworm, and the bait dealers have leased the are called, and waste products or "castings" of though the term The earthworm's presence the worm's digestive system. pesticide then becomes more rights to collect the worms, conjures a myriad of sexual will be missed by farmers and concentrated in the who appftrmtly are hooked on predator's connotations it worm possesses male organs. means that each male and fe¬ gardeners who see them as valuable fertilizers of soil. The "This method of feeding by bringing soil up from below and body. This concentration is passed on up the food chain to the good sod, moisture, abundant grass clippings. and CldrificatjQil worms movement through the depositing the castings on the ultimately reach human beings. Fishermen who prefer to surface creates a good misture The State soil facilitates drainage, and select their own bait can most News i* Thus, their mating act is one of soils," Baker said. It is The worm's role in pesticide reported in it, increases its fertility by draw¬ often find them sto . of cross-fertilization, with two estimated that worms bring as poisoning is perhaps its way of during the board of trustees "L ing vegetable matter down into warm months of the year with worms placing their heads in day that an opposite directions, overlap¬ their burrows. much as 15 tons of soil per acre to the surface of rich meadow- getting revenge for being rout¬ ed out of their burrows and the aid of a shovel or flashlight. out altera?! between member, ping their bodies and holding lands annually. pierced with a fish hook. Often, the mere turning of a Young Socialist ADianJI J But other than exotic tidbits rock or board will expose a onto each other with the bands and the of vegetable matter, most of virtual orgy of earthworms ProgressivTf that encircle each body. As winter approaches, how¬ the worm's daily fare consists Can the earthworm do no Though local sports stores do not stock live bait until the below. Party (PLP). The between the YSA J of raw, ungarnished dirt. wrong? Unfortunately, it is a andagj ever, there is no time for any link in a fatal chain when it eats lakes and rivers have frozen This weekend, of persons in their stock of red wrig¬ however, in¬ the (J hugging, any intertwining of "Split open the body of an decaying vegetables that have over, stead of going underground, Against Cutbacks and H bodies. earthworm and you would find been sprayed with a pesticide, glers and night crawlers is sent W.O.R.M.S. will be Increases (CACTI), in from large distributors, who clumping In f in turn obtain the together at its second annual addition, it waj J worms from convention in the Disneyland Coalition that voted to J worm ranches. Hotel this weekend. YSA from the eroiiD J Alaskan pipeline project provides 3 the PLP, which The worms are raised in open is a' The Worms and Organic organization. That fields with food, such as corn Ranch Materials Society is a place on Nov. 13. vottflF meal, and moisture added to club exclusively for The State the natural environment. Col- ranchers who want to alert the worm these errors. News J good money for hard,cold work By CINDY GREEN Ayres, who worked as a field oil will be transported through The Alaskan pipeline may pipe to be of safe environmental steak and lobster dinners. The engineer, was responsible for the pipe at approximately 130 - design. It has a 30 - year life hours are 12 to 14 per day, well be on its way to becoming designing changes on the pipe¬ 180 F degrees, the permafrost expectancy and is protected the world's largest back - scrat¬ line where necessary due to the would thaw out and change the seven days a week for eight ches against such natural disasters weeks, at which time the work¬ soil conditions. Test holes are environment. So notes Jeffrey Ayres, 23, of drilled for the pipes a mile as earthquakes, avalanches and ers are given a two - week "If you put the pipe under¬ floods. In an area Rochester, Mich., an MSU ge¬ prone to break. apart and geologists must be on ground in a swampy frozen area ology student, who spent the hand to earthquakes, like Valdez in the Temperatures have reached assess the soil. The tremendous erosions will occur southern part of Alaska, the 64 past year working on the type of soil affects engineering in the summer," Ayres said. "In degrees Fahrenheit below pipeline is more heavily protec¬ zero in the winter, but with pipeline. Ayres said that north¬ and environmental decisions. thaw - stable areas the pipe can ted. a ern caribou and bears gather at The pipeline is buried half be built underground. Original¬ dry humidity of five per cent. There are 17 to 18 different the pipeline in treeless areas underground with the other Ayres said a couple of sweaters at frequent intervals to get a ly the pipeline was to be buried workcamps stretching and a parka is sufficient to keep half about two feet above the completely, but luckily the throughout the pipeline area. warm. good back - scratch and tem¬ ground. Some is above ground, Sierra Club averted that ac¬ porary relief from trouble¬ Ayres described one named Most of the work on the a Ayres said, because 89 per cent tion." Delta located approximately some itch. of Alaska is permafrost. Since pipeline is done by floodlight Ayres said he considers the 100 miles south of Fairbanks. It since daylight lasts only a few consists of trailer - type bar¬ hours in the winter. racks about 300 feet long, pipe "From November to March storage yards, chowhalls, me¬ you can see the most fantastic Counseling ce chanic sheds, recreational halls and office buildings. For fun, there is always Northern light shows," Ayres said. "The country is just beautiful foosball, ping pong and pool. and very quiet. There is one students facing Ayres said that movies are shown frequently, though often censored. person for every miles of land." eight Yet, the U.S. Army is re¬ square "On April Fool's Day the sponsible for certain areas of V ALLAN LENGEL bring the person in for help, she movie State News Staff Writer been a lot of inhibitions, but 'Deep Throat' was post¬ Alaska being spoiled, said A- said. that's no longer true." ed," Ayres said, his eyes twink¬ yres. David's first few sexual ex¬ "There are some bright ling behind wire - rimmed periences failed because of im- very people who find themselves A student who seeks normally walks into one of the help glasses. "Men came from sur¬ "Everytime I would go out walking in the woods, I'd al¬ rn "H potency and he fought off guilty inept in pressures situations rounding camps 60 miles away offices and tells the secretary ways find a pile of rusted GI feelings of homosexuality until such as exams, and this des¬ by helicopter only to end up food cans," he said. he sought help from a psychol¬ whether their problem is aca¬ troys their confidence in com¬ viewing 'Bambi'." Like the Gold Rush of the ogist at the MSU Counseling demic or personal, but do not petency," Bowers said. Out of approximately 1,400 late 1800's, the pipeline has Center. The other clinic locations have to be specific. employes at the Delta work- brought about resentment from David is among over 1,500 include: Olin Health Center, After the person is inter¬ camp, 40 were women. Women the natives toward out - of - students who seek help each Wonders Hall, Fee Hall and a viewed, a committee of three held the same jobs as men; state workers, especially the month from one of the five clinic for minorities in Brody branches of counseling centers determines which psychologist running equipment and work¬ wealthy Texans and Oklaho- Complex. will best work on a one-to-one ing on engineering and envi¬ mians. There are constant on campus. pet¬ Though Bower said the basis with that person. ronmental problems. However, ty problems with the unions. Imogen Bowers, coordinator stress of college life is no Dr. Charles Bassos, a psy¬ Ayres said there is also much of the main branch Ecological problems are always counseling harder today than in the past, chologist at the clinic said that prostitution apparent in the kept in sight, though there has center in the Student Services the worries of whether stu¬ they try to maintain a ratio of camps. been frequent "disposing" of Building said that the college dents will get jobs when they "Out of the 40 work¬ animals that might become a student one doctor to every 1,000 women faces some difficult graduate times of adjusting to the are more apparent. students. ing in the camp, probably half "nuisance." young "I think a lot more students were doubling their income adult period and the by Construction can only be responsi¬ today worry about whether "But by winter quarter de¬ some side work," Ayres said. done bilities that go along with it. during certain times of the college was worth anything and pression hits like crazy and Ayres said another problem year. Ayres said there are rigid "Sexuality becomes a very what the hell they're going to there's a backup," Basses said. arising in Alaska besides pros¬ important issue for college stu¬ stipulatons concerning the nes¬ do when they leave," she said. titution is rising inflation. dents," she said. "Things like Bassos said that though stu¬ ting grounds for birds and Bowers said that some stu¬ "Inflation is horrendous. A whether they should have sex dents are taken by appointment spawning grounds for fish. dents who request and are in or not, exploring homosexuality need of some type of prescrip¬ the clinic maintains a 24 hour house could cost $900 to $1200 a month to rent. Many people When streams are frozen, for SN photo/Alan Burling and doubts of masculinity are tion drug to help their anxieties service for example, the pipeline has to be special emergency purchased houses, packed cots constructed over it. just some of the problems. are referred to Yessir pardner, it shor nuff is » physicians who "Sometimes a man finds him- make the final decision. "In the winter into a $40 a week." room, and rent out cots at Ayres said by the end of November about 50 per cent of Hello? drain, but fragly Scarlid, I dont Bowers said that though the term we The work is tough but the the pipeline will be completed. give a dab. psychologist may act as a friend assign the first person that pay is good. Engineers earn spond so they come to i in some situations, she comes up," he added. "But we between $22,000 and $28,000 a hopes don't worry because we have help." that the clinic provides a pro¬ year plus room and board. Bowers said that academic fessional treatment. very good people." Board frequently consists of J Ski Shush * problems also lie in the fore¬ front of the student's problems. ma "There's no longer any stig¬ attached to seeing a psy¬ Mountain w DEPARTMENT OF Stress and anxiety brought on chologist," she said. "Maybe 15 by exams and competition often years ago there might have )f before Christmas ^ POLITICAL SCIENCE MSU NMJSIC 1976 SPRING PROGRAM ATTENTION ALL SKIERS! No Affinity Groups or Clubs to Join! DEPARTMENT J call the MSU Ski Club j ^ IN LONDON snowroassai aspen ^ Dec. 16-23. 1975 VIA The Arts Center PRESENTS * 353-5199 * Students may take 12 to 17 credits with 5, VIA UNITED UNIT! AIRLINES CHARTER FLIGHT PLS 140 or 340 and the remaining cour$eS *239. Chamber Music Series DON'T MISS IT! from PLS 349, 356, and 454. tuesday, nov. 25 "THE SPARTANS" MEETING FOR ALL INTERESTED TONITE Must be booked music A story of Michigan 7:30 p. m. TONIGHT by Dec. 1, 1975 auditorium 8:15 State Football • Ethel Armallng, contralto by Fred W. Stabley POLITICAL Write or call: I • Edith Kroft, piano See Him On SCIENCE (313)2 • • "Beaumont String Quartet" Tuesday, 3rdFLOOa "Richards Woodwind Quintet" Nov. 25 From 2-3 p m TICKETS: single M.°° students, *3.00 general; For An Autographed w O.T.C. Colorado broc AT MSU UNION TICKET OFFICE if Book! FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTAC1 OR AT THE DOOR. * l» Support of Hm New CMiter CAMPUS BOOKSTORE Office of Overseas Study f 131 Grand River 108 Center for International ACROSS from the Union V 353-8920 -