I BvMICHELEBUKGEN Tuition hike: Pay now-and later In that sUtement, Wharton said the were assessed last term s tuition rates charged $23 per credit while non-Michigan increase was per student — will bring about $900,000 to yet." State News SUB Writer necessiUted by reduced sUte during Winter Term registration. graduate studenU will shell out $44 per the appropriation, to MSU as part of general general operating fund. But this still Perrin called the possibility of the sUte Thousands of students registering for StudenU were notified late in Fall Term credit. leaves the University short some $300,000. lr Term courses were somewhat returning any of the reduced funds to the „, Itified when the much-anticipated $1- deficit l° mwever, i-vving has not decided the increment. Students billion budget meant that $1.2 sUte appropriations to MSU million would have in to The increase means that undergraduates hold card at spring Urm registration, Relations. big as anticipated and theoretically some of the money could be returned to the paying instate fees will pay $18.60 per unless payment is on a deferred-payment "It's going to have to come out of our St billed sometime during Winter be cut. Because of the lateness of the order credit, and out-sUte studenU will pay basis. operating budgeU," Perrin said Tuesday institution," Perrin said. Perrin said that action, and subsequent Term, according to a statement issued by — $40.50 per credit. Officials in the University budget office afternoon. "The exact procedure for meet¬ refunds to students, do not seem likely. coming at the end of faU term Presidenl Wharton early last month. - studenU In-state graduate studenU will be estimaU that the increase — averaging $13 ing that deficit has not been put into effect S.Africa set back in Angola JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) - and establishment of a coalition govern¬ the embattled country on the southwest The West German sources said Bonn's South Africa announced Tuesday that a ment when the Organization of African coast of Africa. appeal had gone to the governments of brigadier and five other military men had Unity meets Thursday. The French government neither admits Liberia, Ghana, Zambia, Malawi, Uganda, been killed in the fighting area along the The West German appeal parallels simi¬ nor denies sending arms to Angola. The Tanzania, Nigeria, Kenya, Zaire, Egypt, Angolan border — four in a plane crash and lar but separate appeals for peace in Tunisia and Morocco. two from wounds suffered in "action." Angola Foreign Ministry in Paris argues that it from Washington and London and was would be dangerous for European nations, Though South Africa says officially only Defense headquarters in Pretoria did not that it has in received positively by African govern¬ most of whom were once colonial powers, to men Angola to protect a say whether the light plane crash was an hydro-electric project it is financing just ments, the Bonn sources said. seem to be giving advice to Africans jealous accident or the result of military action. inside the Angolan border, there are of their independence. The Soviet news agency Tass reported Though the West German government reported to be several thousand men Tuesday that South African forces had would not reveal the differences between U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim helping UNIT A. ■suffered "heavy losses" near several An¬ France and her Common Market partners, also announced Tuesday that "any foreign Several thousand Cuban troops are golan towns and that a large contingent of other sources in Bonn said one problem was intervention in Angola should be stopped." reported to be assisting the Soviet-backed "regular shock troops" had been sent in to France's refusal to heed West German and A spokesman said that meant everything — MPLA, and a third group, the National reinforce them. British requests to halt weapons exports to troops, mercenaries, arms and money. Icontinued on page 18) In the South African military, a brigadier is a senior officer of rank falling roughly between full colonel and brigadier general 'Overawards' in the U.S. Army. Others reported dead in on grants the crash were two captains and a sergeant. It was the largest toll announced at once since South African troops began support¬ ing National Union UNIT A forces fighting the Soviet-backed Popular Movement MPLA faction in the Angolan civil war. The total South African death toll since Novem¬ ber is now put at 24, plus three listed as discovered in state audit was found negligent in its duties in South Africa never says specifically By RALPH FRAMMOUNO review process." He said that the lack of state whether the casualties result from fighting SUte News SUB Writer personnel cuased the department to uk transfering funds to the federal govern¬ in Angola or from action against black An offlri-il state audit has revealed panels of college financial aid counselors to ment after collecting defaulted student nationalist guerillas in South-West Africa, discrepancies in the sUte Board of Educa¬ review student aid requests on a part-time loans. The statu assumes responsibility for the territory under South African control tion operations that tUve resulted in basis and that such panels may overaward. a default on a student loan when it pays the bordering Angola. "overawards" of scholarships and granU to But Jursa said that such an occurrence is educational institution for the loan and tries French opposition was reported Tuesday infrequent. to collect. The federal government, in turn, college students, inaccurate bookkeeping to be preventing a combined campaign by between the federal and state governments The auditor's office would not say how pays the state 80 per cent of the loan while the nine-nation European Common Market and slow efforts to collect defaulted student often or how much the overawards were. the state is trying to collect. When the for the end of foreign military intervention loans. The audit also revealed that during "20 of state finally collects on the defaulted loan, it SN photo/Daniel Shut! in the former Portuguese colony. Word of The audit, which studied the board's the 25 months" covered by the audit, the (continued on page 18) The winter I plenty of snow and merriment, but things the split came from West German officials operations from February 1973 through go downhill I classes begin today . . . jnst in case you had as the Bonn government announced it had March 1975, listed internal negligence in forgotten. appealed to a dozen Afrrican nations to bookkeeping and various situations which argue for the end of foreign intervention could result in the mismanagement of funds, according to the SUte Office of the Auditor General. Dorm tripling persists, SPARTAN HEARING SET FOR JAN. 18 Franklin Pinkelman, Deputy Auditor General, said that the discrepancies that were found in the Board of Education's operation do not appear to presently cut 900 still overassigned NCAA to hear MSU appeal down on the board's effectiveness in dealing with appropriations to students. ly "It's difficult to say that items, individual¬ or collectively, have a significant impact He added that the larger rooms in older the dorms, such as the Mason-Abbot and By EDWARD L. BONDERS the NCAA, said Tuesday that "normally Wharton said Tuesday that his own four - on program," Pinkelman said. "We SUte News Sports Writer these appeals are didn't find any hanky-panky. People think If you came back from winter break and Snyder-Phillips complexes, were designs disposed of in a few days. man committee, appointed last year to study ted as tripling possibilities. Residents of The final chapter in the the NCAA charges against MSU, would all we do is run out and look to see if people found an extra person in your dorm room nearly year - long But, each appeal is unique and there's really then you know already that tripling is these rooms were notified of possible sagaofMSU football and the NCAA is about no set time limit. It may take a week or represent the University in St. Louis. are copping cash." to be written. The committee members include John continuing to haunt MSU. tripling before winter break. possibly just a day or two to reach a final Pinkelman said that the sUte Board of President Wharton has announced that decision." Bruff, D Fraser, a member of the MSU Gary North, coordinatory of MSU resi¬ - Education has faithfully corrected problems The reason winter term tripling became the dence halls, said he does not yet have final University was notified Tuesday that Fuzak is also chairman of the Council, but Board of Trustees; Jacob A. Hoefer, in the past, but the current discrepancies necessary, said Bob Underwood, manager ™SUs professor of animal husbandry; Charles S. figures, but 12 to 14 per cent of men's appeal to the NCAA Council of according to NCAA bylaws he will step aside are in violation of the board's own rules, and of residence halls, was the same old story of certain findings and (continued on page 181 housing and six per cent of women's housing proposed penalties for for the MSU appeal. not any rules esUblished by the auditing is expected to be overassigned this term. an increase in freshmen and transfer admis¬ adleged football recruiting violations," has sions, as well as an increase in readmits, office. The overassignments involve approxi¬ wen scheduled for Jan. 19 in St. Louis. former MSU students who were readmitted Prior to "They are required by their own rules to mately 300 dorm rooms on campus. Tuesday, University officials do something are they're not doing it," Last term over 1,000 rooms were tripled this term. claimed they had knowledge of the ASMSU, PIRGIM issues - - "»u no "" Knowledge 01 me Pinkelman said. — the most extensive overassignment "The increase is probably a little under If®beheld h,eari"g date; stating only that it Ronald Jursa, director of student finan¬ problem in MSU history. 500 students," Underwood said. "We sometime during the Council's cial aids for the sUte board, said that he "™ Most of the tripled students this term thought it would be higher." mee'>"8 Jsn. 11 -13. However, one concurs with most of the auditor's findings. continue to be freshmen and transfer Underwood said 19,570 persons lived in ballots wee told the SUte niormed of the or three News that he was hearing date "as long as two weeks ago." form registration "I think it's no question that it (the students who are required to live on campus their first year. All new students were residence halls last term, approximately 1,000 above the planned capacity of the advised during the summer that tripling dorms. There were 8,998 women living in According to an NCAA spokesman, the practice," Jursa said. He added that the was almost a certainty. leaflets at registration in front of the iMen's lack of staff is the reason for most of the on-campus housing,including apartments in mlf NCAA W'" make its "PP*®110 the 18 " By CAROLE LEIGH BUTTON m internal discrepancies, such as not keeping married housing, and 9,590 tribunal and " . . . there State News Staff Writer Intramural Building, which is something Even though all tripled students were men. the group does every term. This term they adequate records, not checking with the Lo,,i! any.,flnal decisions coming from St. Entering a year that holds many interest¬ distributed a guide to selling used text state's Office of Management and Budget, given an opportunity to move by the end of Housing officials say breaking down of the ing and important elections in store, MSU last term, some chose to remain overas¬ disposition of the case. " reglr<"ng tHe students got some practice at the polls books. Bernie Schaefer, co-chairperson of PIR¬ and not promptly setting records straight between the federal and sUte governmenU signed. triples will begin as soon as they have a final count of the number of persons in residence during registration for this term. AdtXie^ Undergraduates registering for classes for Winter term had the option of voting on GIM, was at the building to oversee the volunteer workers manning the ballot . Jursa did "raise some objection" to the North said this term's triples were established with the same approach as last. halls. North said room assignments would probably begin on Friday. As soon as the extra person in a room a fifty cent'tax increase up to $1 for tables. "Most studenU seem to be voting," section in the audit which said that there New students were tripled first, followed by rooms where a single resident had not made moves out, residents in a dorm room will be ASMSU. Graduate studenU were asked to he said, "or at least most were putting were "many errors resulting in overawards which should have been detected in the arrangements for a roommate this term. eligible for a rebate. If a room is MSU student vote on the PIRGIM referendum requesting that graduate studenU have the option of contributing $1 to PIRGIM at registration (continued on page 18) overassigned for the entire term, each person gets $54 back. Otherwise, the rebate amount is approximately $5 for every week as undergraduaUs presently do. tripled. raped in hall The Union Activities Board (UAB) petitioned to be on the ballot to request a fifty cent tax on studenU, but failed to had Some people have found the $54 rebate an incentive for remaining in an overassigned room. iber of signs- "A significant number of people have raLr"SiJent.°' East McDonel Hill was found that living three to a room is not so P-m f!,,iaytairWe" "lere ,bor"j af'er H Though the voting was interrupted by inside bad," Underwood said. "Last term over 200 voluntarily remained in overassigned winter vacation, all the ballots will be East Lansing is the largest marketplace for a new commodity - There's nothing really that bad education via cable television. On page 3. rooms. about tallied together. They will be counted by triples." SALT - not what you put on your mashed potatoes bnt the group computer and PIRGIM expects its reaulta What can you do if you are stuck in a by Thtfsday or Friday, while ASMSU triple? According to Underwood, all you can available early next week. education a better shake has orchostrated dehge of letters on lfrXTtyt'yH°reia fatigue 5h°rt b6ard tnd ,n ,h? alao wore two army results will be r.n.n.igning by both groups was at a the Capitol Building. - a do is wait. "Triples will decline as the term goes on. hear >nd " cloth h""1 uomi hia minimum. ASMSU President Brian Ray¬ We'll be out of it by the end of the term. Just mond said that there was very little done by weather try to live with it." hisThlen?maVcreamed but the ""I put ASMSU in the way of vote-getting. "It was really a low-keyed type thing, Button up tight, 'cause, baby, it's cold outside! Snow diminishes There is some good news for those sharing 'hoot heff 'I she moutb 1Bd threatened to to flurries this afternoon. Expect lots of wind with a high in the low desks, dressers and closet space with more fought back or made any Raymond said. "We didnt do any real 20s. people than they had planned on. Under¬ Tonight: mostly cloudy and cold, with occasional flurries. The never XT' P0lice "y that "» nun nampaignlng that I can think of-just a letter to the editor Fall term." low: zero to five below. Brr! wood said there will probably be no triples -"£rsi:sr PIRGIM volunteers were passing out spring term. Wednesday, January 7,1974 2 Michjgon Stole News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Watergate appeals WASHINGTON (AP) - A lawyer for Watergate cover-up Once lawyers for three of the four defendants had finished, underway Sirica failed to find out if prospective jurors had firmly implanted opinions that the defendants were guilty. defendant John D. Ehrlichman argued Tuesday that Ehrlichman prosecutor Kreindler said, "None of the defendants has challenged Hundley said Sirica's handling of jury selection was "totally the evidence...they were convicted on evidence that left no doubt was denied a fair trial because the jury did not hear testimony inadequate," because the judge did not ask potential jury members Judge fines literary appraiser from former President Richard M. Nixon. "He was producer, the director and the main actor in what this ,, whatsoever about their Lawyers for Haldman and guilt." Mitchell argued that intense pretrial what they knew about Watergate. CHICAGO (AP) — Literary appraiser Ralph G. Newman trial was all about," said Atty. William C. Frates as four men publicity prevented selection of an impartial jury. The defendants face jail terms of 2'/i to eight years. Estimates was fined $10,000 by a federal judge Tuesday for convicted in the Watergate cover-up took their case to the U.S. Haldeman lawyer John Wilson said, "The American people were vary, but the appeals court might wait six months before ruling, Involvement in backdating Richard M. Nixon's personal Court of Appeals. whipped up into a white heat by the publicity in this case." and Supreme Court appeals are certain if the defendants should papers, a move that gave the former president an illegal Arguing for the special Watergate prosecutor s office, Peter M. Opinions of guilt were planted in the minds of possible jurors lose. Kreindler said it was determined that Nixon was not healthy because of reports in The Washington Post and other publications, $450,000 income tox deduction. Meanwhile, they remain free, and Haldeman, Ehrlichman and Judge Frank J. McGarrof U.S. District Court said neither a enough to appear at the trial. hearings by the Senate Watergate Committee and the House Mitchell are writing books. prison term nor probation was appropriate for Newman, 64, Besides, Kreindler said, "There is no basis in this trial record Judiciary Committee, plus court fights over possession of tne White House tapes, Wilson said. Because one of the six appeals judges once worked as a law who was convicted Nov. 12 on charges that he lied to federal that the result would have been any different if Mr. Nixon had testified." Mitchell lawyer William G. Hundley said trial Judge John J. partner to Mardian's lawyer, his case is considered separately. agents and falsified documents. Six of the nine members of the appeals court heard oral Newman could have been sentenced to a total of eight arguments slightly over a year after four of the five cover-up years in prison and fined $15,000. the investigation begin defendants were convicted of seeking to block National starts flying again (UPI) — National Airlines, grounded for 127 days by a into the original Watergate break-in. Besides Ehrlichman, a former White House assistant, they are former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell, former White House Chief of Heated campaigns Staff H.R. Haldeman and former Nixon re-election committee flight attendants' strike, resumed air service Tuesday on a official Robert C. Mardian. Only Mardian appeared in the Heated charges over energy something more than a nice guy violation of "the spirit of de¬ sales nor a personal income tax. "bare bones" basis. The airline expects to have half of its courtroom, where jury selection in their trial began Oct. 1, 1974 to be president of the United tente" by the Soviet Union. policy and Angola dominated Sanford said he considers normal schedule in operation by Thursday. and a verdict was returned the next New Year's Day. the political aopne in chilly New States. He simply is not ef¬ "I think the Soviet Union is himself a "non-politician," and The flight attendants' strike, which began Sept. 2, was the England on Tuesday as Sen. fective." using detente to follow their that his campaign staff in the Henry M. Jackson launched his Jackson's speech was the aims for world conquest," Rea¬ longest in Notional's history and the third longest ever against a U.S. airline. Possible jet ban Democratic presidential cam¬ paign in Massachusetts and former California Gov. Ronald start of a two-day tour of early primary states to include New York and Florida. The key gan said at the stop in Gorham. Reagan was in the second day of his three-day tour of the state is "inadequate." But he said he wants to bring "fresh and innovative and bold Fire guts Pentagon cafeteria Reagan pressed on with his bid Massachusetts primary is the state. He spent most of the day approaches to straightening out WASHINGTON (AP) — A fire which gutted the Pentagon caused about $400,000 a cafeteria in raises ultimatum for the Republican nomination. second in the nation, March 2. Reagan, campaigning in New New Hampshire's primary is campaigning outdoors at ski resorts and shopping centers where temperatures remained the government," although "it may be impossible for a nonpol- damage, officials said Hampshire's White Mountains, Feb. 24. itician to cope with the system" Tuesday. TOULOUSE, France (AP) - an aircraft opening the way to criticized Congress for its op¬ Former North Carolina Gov. below zero. of running for president. The preliminary estimate was made as government The Communist-led union at supersonic transport." position to military aid to Terry Sanford was also in new Reagan was questioned again the plant where the supersonic The British and French gov¬ Angola and said such heta Hampshire Tuesday, promising about his proposal to shift a He said that "talk of cutting investigators attempted to learn the cause of the blaze, which burned for an hour Concorde jetliner is made said ernments said Monday that the should continue. -,4* "bold approaches to straighten¬ variety of federal social pro¬ the budget by $90 million as Monday only 50 feet awoy from the "The Congress is being mo3t ing out the government." building's military nerve center. Tuesday it would urge French environmental dangers posed grams to the states. Ford proposed by Reagan, that's airport workers not to service by the Concorde supersonic irresponsible in its involvement Sanford, 56, on leave as Duke backers have characterized the nonaense. We should be talking U.S. planes If America refuses passenger jet were grossly in foreign affairs and ijVjjjie University president, said at a plan as possibly leading to about improving government, Turkey negotiations resumed to grant the Concorde landing rights. exaggerated. EPA assistant administrator for us to make an evaluation of State House news conference the whole international sitifm he anticipated a hard campaign increased state taxes. not cutting budgets ... We need government picking up its New Hampshire is the only ANKARA (AP) — Turkey and the United States have Leaders of the General Con¬ Roger Strelow said Monday the tion," he said. because of his late start and the state with neither a general effectiveness ..." resumed negotiations toward the establishment of a revised federation of Labor (CGT) at introduction of Concorde ser¬ President Ford, meanwhile, number of candidates in the bilateral defense pact after several weeks of Christmas the National Aerospace In¬ vice "runs directly counter to conferred with Secretary of Feb. 24 Democratic contest. recess, officials said Tuesday. dustries plant here said they the noise abatement and other State Henry A. Kissinger on Jackson, during a news con¬ They said the talks, at the level of technical experts, would boycott U.S. products if environmental policies and pro¬ the civil war in Angola and a ference, defended his position clou doy during Fc Friday*, during Sum began Monday and that the two sides would now meet the Concorde was banned from grams of the United States." presidential spokesman indi¬ on forced busing, saying, "It's Saptambar Subtcrip landing in America and would He said the plane would cated there was no progress in not a phony thing, it's a real regularly. Sludani Service! lldg. Michigan Stala Unl ask the government to take increase noise along airport talks Monday between Kissin thing." He explained his posi¬ Turkey is seeking guarantees for America's contribution similar action. tion would require courts to to its defense needs In the wake of the arms embargo flight paths where the Con¬ ger and the Soviet ambassador cor* of MSU M*tt*ng*r S*rvlc*. £o«! looting. M Hearings were held Monday corde is used, increase air regarding the conflict. exhaust all other meana of imposed by the U.S. Congress last February because of in Washington on an application pollution around, waste fuel In Boston, Jackson kicked off desegrating public schools be¬ Turkey s invasion of Cyprus in the summer of 1974. The by British and French airlines and possibly increase skin can¬ his Massachusetts campaign for fore forced busing could be embargo has since been partially lifted. to use the plane, developed cer by depleting the earth's the Democratic presidential used "as a last resort." The United States hopes to reactivate its two dozen jointly by those two nations, on ozone layer, thus increasing nomination, saying the "real At several stops Reagan military installations here, shut down last July in reprisal for trans-Atlantic runs. ultraviolet radiation from the issue in this campaign is com¬ touched on the Angolan situa¬ the embargo. A ruling has been promised petence to govern." tion, always taking a hard line within 30 days. The plane is Strelow acknowledge that Jackson told a crowd of about and characterizing it as a opposed by American conserva¬ EPA's position was based not 100 supporters, "President tionists and the Environmental just on the limited number of Ford is a nice guy, but we need Protection Agency (EPA). Concorde flights now being In a statement read at a news conference, CGT leaders said, "The can proposed but also on the possi¬ bility of expanded SST service persistence of an Ameri¬ in the future. He said it was not blocking action against an unreasonable to assume that Nightly 1I:DS-Nidnighf on advanced Franco-British pro¬ future applications for Con¬ duct would only confirm the corde ALL WIGHT service would occur if the will of American officials to first limited flights were oppose at all costs the future of allowed. Beirut battles break out again BEIRUT (AP) — Fierce battles broke out Tuesday between Palestinian guerillas and Christian militiamen who have blocked a food convoy from reaching Palestinian refugee They're Back! 1320 JO ■■I camps on Beirut's outskirts. The rocket, mortar and machine - gun fighting quickly spread to six suburbs. Officials expressed fear it would lead to a new round in Lebanon's nine • month - old civil wor, with RADIO KING CBS Radio, increased Palestinian participation on the side of leftist Moslem militias. & hit ceurt of Food prices strike ends RHYTHM BANGKOK, Thailand Federation of Labor (AP) — The Thai government and the Unions of Thailand compromise on food prices Tuesday, ending a five - day • old strike. The end of the strike was announced after Prime Minister Kukrit Pramoj and Federation President Phaisarn Tha- wotchainand signed a six ■ point agreement on the future reached conrol of rice and sugar prices. Some 24 state and 50 private a APPEARING Funky!!! 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We will 15 per cent annual inflation rate. fight a gladly validate your ticket f^uirn State Newt, Eott Laming, Mlchigo, Wednesday, January 7,1976 3 Local information calls remain free By RALPH FRAMMOUNO Petrini added that the PSC would be unfair to people who "The customer would also tives to the 20 cent concerted effort in the State News Staff Writer staff was charge. area of that it will file for the 20 cent originally against the were looking for numbers that have been charged for calls that "In our view and the commis¬ public utilities. Aligned with the Michigan groups in the trial's proceed¬ are not listed in the directory, charge again "in at least a are outside of the area of their sion's view, the studies were Attorney General's office, the ings this summer. year." He said that such a Public Interest Research especially students or groups phone book but within the same either slipshod or non- Bell Telephone has not given charge would create a savings Group Petrini said that the basic who move around a lot," Petrini area code," Petrini added. He existant," Petrini said. He also up in its battle to get the charge of $10 million a year. Current¬ in Michigan (PIRGIM) helped thrust of the arguments said. He said that some of the influence the Public Service against said that would be true for added that PIRGIM did exten¬ instated by the PSC. However, ly, it costs the company $25 the increase were that it was Commission (PSC) in its deci¬ reasons people would seek in¬ someone in Lansing who want¬ sive research into the Tele¬ Donald Lambe, assistant vice million a year to provide di¬ Czamecki sion to deny Telephone the right Michigan Bell to inequitable and that Bell Tele¬ phone did not carefully weigh other alternatives in formational asistance would be to find new numbers, discover ed to find a number in Alpena because both cities have a 517 phone Company's arguments. Coy said that this was the president of the company, said rectory assistance. 20 cents for local charge asking for if someone had disconnected area code. first tme PIRGIM and the information the increase. sets times calls. "We thought the charge their numbers or had moved out of town. not Petrini also said that Bell did adequately study alterna¬ Michigan Attorney General's office Michigan workers ever Roderick Coy, Asst. Attor¬ put together a for public ney was General, said that PIRGIM "very beneficial" fight against the increase. in the In most places, those people who spend your tax say "In this battle it was fair to that PIRGIM played a very Closed-circuit TV courses get 20 cent raise dollars are harder to get to significant part," Coy said. Michigan employee will start the new year with a guaranteed than an itch in the middle The PSC, in a 3d) decision minimum wage of $2.20 per hour, a 20-cent increase for workers of the back. Monday, rejected Bell Tele¬ covered by the state's Minimum Wage Law. East expand to public channels Not so anymore in phone's request to charge call¬ ers 20 cents for Lansing. every informa¬ The workers eligible for the 20-cent increase are individuals John Czarnecki, East tion call over 3 a month. Both between ages 18 and 65 working for employers who employ four or Lansing city councilman, is the Attorney General's office more employes. Minors who are 16-years-old or older and work in now holding regular office and PIRGIM said that the PSC establishments which sell, distribute or serve alcohol will also hours, where disgruntled used their arguments to defeat By ELLEN SPONSELLER ing today, channels 19 and 20 of in the United States. MSU will Students can obtain a copy of receive the $2.20 minimum wage, effective Jan. 1. residents can undisgruntle the Bell request. State News Staff Writer the National Cable system will be the first school to use two the winter ITV/Cable program Waitresses and other employes who report tips to their themselves to their heart's The two groups argued Twelve MSU courses nor¬ carry the courses while the channels full time, from 8 a.m. schedule by going to the ITV content- against the increase during the employers also gained one victory but lost another. As of Jan. 1 mally aired only on campus same courses are being aired to 9 p.m. on a cable television scheduling office. 230 Erickson Czarnecki says he will be summer as "co-interveners" be¬ closed-circuit television will be tipped employees must receive a wage of $1.65 per hour or more. over the 181 ITV stations on system, according to a survey Hall, or by calling 353 8800. But employers may now take 25 per cent of the employe's tips someplace in City Hall, 410 fore an administrative judge. broadcast over cable television made in Since the spring of 1974, campus. the fall by Erling instead of the previous 15 per cent. Abbott Road (call to find The judge ruled against the in East Lansing beginning to¬ It will be the largest use of Jorgensen, director of ITV some cable classes have been out what room) on the first groups and in favor of Bell day, allowing students to view cable television ever by any experimentally available to stu¬ However, Keith Molin, director of the Michigan Dept. of Labor, and third Mondays of each Telephone, recommending that the courses for credit and other institution of higher education "We are trying to offer the dents in Married Housing. Cur¬ emphasized that employers utilizing the full 25 per cent tip credit month, from 8 to 10 p.m. the PSC grant the company's city residents to view the same service to students off rently, 30 students from Mar cannot take any further deductions for food or lodging. The only councilmember request. courses for fun. campus as students on campus ried Housing are engaged in "We spent a lot of time in The MSU Instructional Tele¬ another experiment. They have to hold designated office have," Jorgensen said. "But it that case," said PIRGIM vision Service (ITV) has select¬ hours, Czarnecki first pro¬ Legal doesn't mean that Ma and Pa been enrolled in Education 410, Director Edward Petrini. He ed twelve courses which should posed the idea during the who live in East Lansing can sit Learning and Liking It, a BUY AN ART CARVED said that the have the most potential value recent election campaign. transcript ran down side by side and take course which combines cable over 1,000 pages in length. to off-campus students. Start¬ Accounting 201 for credit. They television, computer manage¬ have to go through the MSU ment, and computer testing in COLLEGE RING continuing education center," teaching the course. Students he said. will view ten lessons on channel SAVE 850.00 ON AN MSU 20 and will take Trustee Bruff to manage courses which wUI be tests on aired on the cable channels channel 21 via touchtone tele¬ ART CARVED DIAMOND RING include Accounting 201 and 202, phones connected to an MSU Shorthand 201, Typewriting talking computer. If successful, 234, Computer Science 110 and that mode of teaching may be O'Hara Senate campaign 120, Biology 211 and 212, Ge¬ ography 204, First Aid 331 and Wilderness Survival 301 (see When you buy an ArtCarved col¬ lege ring, we'll send you S50 00 chart). towards the purchase o< an Art- If a student wishes to view MSU Trustee John Bruff. D - O'Hara is one of three an¬ Carved engagement ring This Mount Clemens, will be spen¬ nounced Democratic candidates the course at home or on one of offer is good any time — wear the residence hall ITV stations, ding his Bicentennial year head¬ for Hart's seat. The others are he or she should inform the your college ring now and enjoy ing up the campaign of Rep. U.S. Rep. Donald Riegle of Flint and State Sen. John Otter- course instructor of such plans. these important savings when James G. O'Hara, D • Mich, for Most of the courses require the U.S. Senate seat being bacher of Grand Rapids. you meet that special person. some class attendance; all re¬ vacated by Philip A. Hart. When asked if he thought his It's a new way ArtCarved helps O'Hara announced Tuesday quire that exams must be taken campaign responsibilities would in class. you fight the high cost of fall¬ that Bruff, who was elected to interfere with his duties as a ing in love the board of trustees in 1974, trustee, Bruss laughed and said, will be his campaign director. 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East St, (U.S. 27 North) Jaeobsoris Wednesday, January 7,1976 Joha Tingwall " Edltor-in-chi«| Tuition hike: crisis or business-as-usual? Steve Jeff Merrell Editer City Edits, Brace Ray Walker The gears have been set in this particular one raise questions Administrators — President critical divergence between the Michael Opinion Page Edit* motion, with little chance now of that the University must no longer Wharton prominent among them pronouncements of administrators JoeKirby ....... Sports Edit* being stopped, for students to be neglect. — have been seen to laugh out loud justifying the tuition hike in terms Frank Fox, Edit,, soaked for another dollar pei The State News has said before at the notion that money can be of crisis, and their actions, which Robert Kozloff ^^itor credit. saved by trimming the fat out from reflect little more than business as Mtry Ann Wire Editor that after all plausible alternatives Greg Kraft .CopyChief We have all known for some the inside before asking the usual. had been exhaustively probed and Sue McMillin •••••■•• Night Edit,, time — specifically since tuition outside for more money. But we It seems that the administration squeezed dry, then a tuition hike Margo Palarchlo Advertising Manager was hiked $2.50 in September — have also witnessed the board of is in fact not utilizing the impen¬ may be necessary to preserve Editorials are the opinions of the State News. Viewpoints, columns and that the potential for requiring some semblance of quality educa¬ trustees casually approve numer¬ ding tuition hike as a method of letters arc personal opinions. additional money existed. tion. ous expenditures amounting to last resort, but is rather exploiting And while a tuition hike as a last hundreds of thousands which have it to preserve the comfortable day- resort is not in itself necessarily However, we doubt that this has no place in times such as these. to day operation of the University - evil, the events which have led to taken place. it has been. In short, there has been Bienvenido, Borges, a as To restore faith — or to find a better way — the administration should allocate funds to allow an independent audit of the Univer¬ sity's books by a group of students, to MSU community faculty and perhaps a public representative, guided by an inde¬ literature. pendent auditor. Such a project, Nothing could brighten the carried on without interference by MSU cultural scene like the Borges will deliver a series 1 the University, but with the presence of great writers. There is public lectures on alternate Moil compliance and cooperation of something abut great books and days beginning Jan. 12. He aljj their creators which belongs in the plans to conduct a gn administrators, could settle the university. seminar. question of the need to place That is why the appearance of heavier and heavier burdens upon The presence of the great write! the students of MSU. Jorge Luis Borges as artist in will make for a memorable wintel residence this winter is an event of Such a group would have the term at MSU, and hopefully will|J advantage of greater credibility unprecedented significance to the the initial step toward a than the administration because of cultural life of this campus. revitalizij tion of the cultural life here. its independent status, and also Borges has been a leading Nothing can further that tail more responsibility and sophisti¬ candidate for the Nobel Prize in better than the presence of greJ cation than groups such as CACTI. Literature for many years. His minds, creative thinkers and thosl We challenge the administration poems, short stories and essays who take the arts as seriously J to prove to the University com¬ have won him critical acclaim they were meant to be taken! munity that it is not afraid to be throughout the world. Jorge Luis Borges is just such j investigated, or to prove con¬ There are many who consider person, and those of us here J clusively that it has honestly Borges not only the greatest Latin MSU who will benefit from hi attempted to solve the fiscal crisis American writer, but also one of gifts take pleasure in welcominj 'UH,0H-GET DOWN! HERE GOME THE BLEEDING HEARTS! in a less damaging way. the top figures in contemporary him to campus. 2m ^ 1 tetters" ) Get organ donor card FJ Mary McQrory Earlier this year a letter in the State News related the difficulties a couple heart. The card provides three alternatives: Nixon loyalists urge on Kennedy smear encountered in their attempt to find an donation of any specified organs, donation organization that would accept the entire of all needed organs, an pledging of the The holiday mail bristles with jeers from Nixon was no greater a sinner than any firms his foreboding. body for purposes of organ donation. body to a medical center for anatomical These has been matter of policy the committee had ne Dr. John E. Wilson of the Biochemistry the Nixon loyalists. They ask: "What do other power - holder in the White House another explosion. asked for the identification of study. The Foundation may be contacted at even curr Dept. recently brought it to my attention 3378 Washtenaw Ave., Ann Arbor 48104. you think of Kennedy now?" and "Why and that his only real crime was to get It was the tragic death of a CIA agent, agents, much less published them, don't you write about Kennedy's girl caught. Richard Welch, who was murdered in that the Kidney Foundation of Michigan Donor cards are provided free of charge. friends?" magazine called Counter Spy, which il provides such a service. A donor card Chuck Milkevitch They have another grievance. They Athens. This, too, is being exploited by determined to demolish the agency, priniil serves as a "pocket will" which may be 311 Abbot Hall Writing about "Kennedy's girl friends" is accuse Frank Church not only of covering those who see in investigators of agency Welch's name. easier said than done. There is a dearth of up Kennedy's amours, but also of glossing destroyed if the donor has a change of wrongdoing disturbers of the peace. facts. What is on the record is a claim by a over his involvement in assassination plots- It could be that at any other time Church is making his final assessment <1 woman named Judith Campbell (Exner) while fingering Eisenhower and Nixon. President Ford would have made an his presidential chances amid all these fflfl who was also a Mafia moll that she had a "Is murder okay because it's Camelot?" charges. Due to his labors, he has nc Against Community Aides "warm relationship" with the late president — one that she intends to write about. asks one writer, a woman who says she is more convinced than ever that "Richard exception and allowed the burial of a CIA agent in the military cemetery at Arlington. And it could be that an assassinated agent recognition" problem such as still afflict! other Democratic candidates, but it is ■ I wish to express my concern over It is possible, of course, to revive and Nixon was hounded out of office." would be the subject of a special memorial dubious blessing to be known as the teller J the open discussions on this plan, the married terrible secrets. review the rumors that were current when Church is in Idaho, but his office is service at CIA headquarters. But the Community Aides plan currently being housing representative made it clear that He had hoped foisted upon the married housing com¬ John Kennedy was alive and the most receiving a steady stream of calls and by his inquiry to tell • the decision had already been made to suspicion remains that the murder is being dashing first citizen in history. One letters from people who berate him for used as a rod to smite the questioners. through our intelligence activities, whi munity by the Married Housing Office. proceed with the plan. kind of a country we had become. But tl This plan involves hiring Community Aides I do not think that the imposition of reputable periodical, Time magazine, has failing to investigate President Kennedy's The President's press secretary, Ron to live in married housing to organize and chosen to do that. Usually, it is left to the sex life, and for "indecent Nessen, in Vail, Colo., pointed a muddy question is now bogged down in rea Community Aides upon the married National Enquirer. partisanship." minations about a dead president and The Senate Select Committee on Intelli¬ help, in some as yet undefined manner, the housing community is a decision that should finger at the congressional probers while discredited president. What the Nixonites see in this scandalous gence, to a man, decided to leave Kennedy community. be made unilaterally by the Married denying he was doing so. He "did not mean Church has inadvertently added to tl Aside from the fact that a representative fallout from the Church Committee inquiry and Ms. Campbell to heaven on the grounds for a minute to imply congressional Housing Office. The RA program in is an opportunity to rehabilitate their respon¬ general feeling that all you can say abot from married housing admits that no one that whatever their relationship, it had no residence halls has drawn sufficient criti¬ sibility in the death," but went on to say America now is "more to come." If has asked for such a program, and leaving discredited favorite. It is not clear how bearing on the lawlessness of the FBI, cism to indicate that a similar program inaccurately that there had been "various aside unanswered questions of who will pay should be initiated for married housing only allegations of John Kennedy's peccadilloes which was the subject of their inquiry. negotiations and discussions with commit¬ something less than the ideal atmosphere i vindicate Richard Nixon's constitutional Church said when he took the chairman¬ which to launch an enterprise that i for it, or who needs it, there occur to me if extensive open discussion indicates a tees on the Hill, which wanted to reveal offenses. supposed to promise hope and new begis several compelling reasons for not imple¬ positive community desire for such a ship of the investigation that it was a But to them it is more proof that Richard "minefield." The Kennedy explosion con¬ nings. menting such a plan at this time. program. This is not at present the case. Church immediately retorted that as a the Washington Star First of all, the Community Aides James Clary Program would effectively subvert the 1523B Spartan Village elected representative body for married students, the Married Students Union. A competing line of communication between Dr. King's reputation was not so clean the residents of married housing and Towel charge university officialdom would be established ran McCarthy out of town with wet towels. Mr. Rowan of an article enabling the Married Housing Office to All that has happened to Carl Rowan, so far published in Rowan went further. "King," 4 bypass the Married Students Union, I can see, is that he has received a September 1967, in the .Reader's Digest. analyzed, "seemed to develop an euM I must say that I am appalled that the as leaving it to "rot on the vine." Community quiet Martin Luther King is saying "utterly Women's IM charges MSU faculty and staff letter from Ladislas Farrago, the writer, gerated appraisal of how much he and III Aides would accomplish nothing that Mar¬ irresponsible things," Rowan wrote then. crisis techniques were responsible for til members forty cents for the use of a towel. biographer of General Patton, who has been ried Students Union could not accomplish equally well and the two organizations will It is even more absurd that MSU students spending the last several years preparing authoritative biography of J. Edgar race - relations progress that had made." And he warned: be^ get charged at all. It seems inconsistent an Rowan has actually suggested be forced into a senseless competition. that I can borrow equipment such as paddle Hoover. Rowan would probably Another objection to the plan comes from prefer that the evidence mounts that "Negroes had, in fact, begun to gn» ball paddles for free from the Men's IM but the towels. the manner in which it and the decision to have to be exorbitantly ripped off for a the FBI, under Hoover's leader¬ uneasy about King. He no longer seemed t Farrago wrote to Rowan to say, In effect: be the selfless leader of the 1950's." K implement it have come about. The plan towel. I thought the purpose of the Look, 1) in 1967 there was a genuine ship, connived in the assassina¬ visits to the "jail looked like publicH and decision to implement it were ap¬ intramural facilities was to serve members national concern over the tion of Martin Luther King parently made in secrecy with no op¬ company (I do not ... I stunts." of the MSU community, not to exploit mean sexual) Dr. King was don't think Joe McCarthy ever portunity for community input. At discus¬ keeping. Why did King move the civil rights issu them. 2) During that period there were made an allegation quite as into foreign policy? "Why did King," i sion groups organized by Married Students Union and held on Nov. 24 and 25, the first 301 Steve Harvath William T. ^Buckley periodic threats against the life of Dr. King. These came in part from white adopting the Communist line, "reject tl Computer Center fanatics, advice of his old civil rights colleague The whole Hoover business is getting out against whom the FBI was generally able to Some say it was a matter of ego... Othel of hand. One of the reasons for it is the contend — by bugging certain telephones, After the speech in which revived a more sinister speculation that hi partisanship of the headlining Congres¬ keeping some people Under surveillance, King compared Americans in Vietnam to the concentration been whispered around Capitol Hill and Letter policy sional investigating committees, which make one think back wistfully on the penetrating their organizations and pro¬ viding King with special protections. But it - camp masters of Nazi Germany, Rowan the nation's newsrooms for more than t« rough said, "Reaction across the nation and years - talk of Communists influencing tl justice of those Nixonites engaged in became more and more difficult to protect around the world was immediate and actions and words of the young minute The Opinion Page welcomes all letters, phone number. maximizing the incumbency. Now hear this: him against the black extremists - such as, explosive. Radios Moscow and Peking This talk disturbed other civil rig® Readers should follow a few rules to insure Letters should be 25 lines or less and may Carl Rowan, the prominent black journalist for instance, had assassinated Malcolm X - picked up King's words and fed them to leaders more than anything else." that as many letters as possible appear in be edited for conciseness to fit more letters and former director of the United States because the hostility to the FBI engendered distant capitals. In the White House, a print. ™ lhe page. Information Agency, has actually suggested by King and a few black extremists had And - may we not assume? - disturb* Presidential aide shouted, 'My God, the Director of the Federal Bureau All letters should be typed on 65 ■ space lines and triple - spaced. Letters must bt No unsigned letters will be accepted, that the evidence mounts that the Federal Bureau of Investigation, under Hoover's made the work of the FBI difficult in tight black circles. extremely has given a speech on Vietnam King that goes Investigation ? Carl Rowan would perhe* J right down the Communist line!" have an easier time understanding «■ signed, and include local address, student, Names are withheld from publication only leadership, connived in the assassination of 3) Moreover, Rowan, back in 1967, was Rowan then gave a list of liberal leaders faculty or staff standing - if any - and for good cause. Martin Luther King. one.of the black leaders who knew these whole mess if he went back to read what * who had chided King on his excesses — himself was writing about it at the time I don't think Joe McCarthy ever made an facts. His idolatry of Dr. King is strictly a Bunche, Brooke, Freedom House, The Hoover's maximum concern. J allegation quite so breathtaking. They posthumous affair. Mr. Farrago reminded Washington Post. 7he Washington Star Stole News, Eoat toneing, Mlchigon Wednesday, January 7, 1976 5 VIEWPOINT: BICENTENNIAL V MICHAEL McCONNELL BUY ' A History repeats itself |JC€NT6Wia|. t\ New spirit rising at commission office N'. , . Editor-in-chid Our By MICHAEL SLAUGHTER nently with the Bicentennial emblem. Upon country's two hundredth anniver- presenting my pass to Three-Flag, he FY st L for Bicentennial lunging Edit* nry like any family affair, has had its share graciously stepped into the elevator with dissidents not unlike those who stand me and asked, "What floor?" EF"R| 1 ,f The party hats for America's birthday the latter. Proponents of this view are not ....City Editor Cunpus Editor nattering around the coffee urn while "Office of the Executive Director," I already seem worn, somehow, though the overly perturbed at the manifestations of ,raise is heaped upon whichever couple in resonated as best I could, ir year of the Bicentennial has only just rolled decline. Instead, they see them as growing fi • Ion Page Editor hoping to ..Sports Editor he clan has lurched through life together goodness that the state commission hadn't fines, in. Like cheap party favors whose tawdri- pains. In this view, the United States is or another year contrary to all natural law. equally evident to both donor decided to call their main ness seems seen as operative a taimnent Editor ... ..Photo Edito, Wire Editor „ particular, because many of us have parried (rather than been born) Into the rational family through the years, accom- general manager, special coordinator or chief adminiatrator. Happily, with Three-Flag punched the button marked "3" that, [ fa .50 W and recipient, the Bicentennial seema to be discarded by many Americans before it has begun. a good and decent nation, founded on noble principles, blessed with abundant resources and creative people. The current feeling of ....Copy Chi,| anifd by the usual objections to where we and stumped back out to his post. disillusionment can thus be seen as a ...Night Editor Bicentennial? What Bicentennial? It orne from, what we think or how we look, healthy reaction to the realization that the (snittwlpl After what seemed like an inordinately seems that we are faced with only United States is not perfect, not rtieing Managei dapping a party for the whole lot of us was long time, I heard a dull clunk and the car unaavory all- to stir up trouble. To get a personal quivered. Must not attempts to employ American history to powerful, not all • providing. (a, columns ant want to give the private advantage, whether it is roadside ingle on this story, I recently decided to impression that they move too hastily on tourist stop souvenirs of the jr0p in at the downtown offices of our very Bicentennial deciaions, I joked to myaelf. As Founding Perhaps, then, America is not on the rn independence-year planners in Lan- the doors rumbled to one side, I noticed that politicians' empty speechmaking, or the decline, but only maturing. After the initial sorry spectacle of a so - called "People's shock of not being what no country can be, what'a-his-name had one of those suites that Bicentennial Commission" that in¬ perhaps we will return to doing our best to he scene around official headquarters open directly from the elevator. Real high seems tent on distorting history for the purpose of show what a country can be. hardly suprising. Stationed just outside class. es, he entrance was a knot of scruffy young pen and women, salted with a few tweedy "Kin I hel-pyoo, plee-az," offered a grinning middle-aged woman to my right, destroying the present system. It is no wonder that the 200th anniver¬ to In foreign affairs, that means forthrightly defend freedom even in the face of irofeessor types, passing out handbills and adorned in red lipstick, blue eyeshadow and sary of the founding of this country is increasing tyrannization — and to defend tainted, considering the present state of the our own interests when caving placards. One sign irreverently a white knit dress. now?" necessary, un¬ ty ihallenged: "Do We Really Want a BUYcen- ennial SELLabration? When I reached the demonstrators, one "The Executive Director," I tively, and extended my pass. said tenta¬ "Oh yes. Jus-tamomunt," she replied, "Well," Fluke responded, shuffling some of the papers before him, "the Commission name wouldn't would it?" by any chance be North, "No, why? guy by the name of Gel commonwealth; bin: it is nevertheless sad. The present state needs the Bicentennial could offer: precisely what a dose of shaken by the self - serving denunciations of puppets and their puppeteers. But it means also to recognize that we just approved a special Bicentennial hotdog bringer, I think." I was delighted to find the regenerative juice. cannot singlehandedly defend every spot of faced youth shoved a smudged flyer turning my little visa over to search the — has two hundred different kinds of meat , face. Emblazoned at the top in big back of it. Then she rose and headed for a growing pattern of historical parallels ground in the world, where we may not be by-products in it to illustrate how efficient disrupted. However, it turned out to be The sobering truth is that America has wanted or where the people may not have ver a series dock letter was the legend, "It Took 200 walnut door about twenty feet directly in our packing fears, But the Tories Are Back in Control." industry has become since only a momentary respite. "Anyway, we seen better days, and appears unlikely to the will to resist. alternate Mo front of the elevator. With a prefatory 1778. Great idea," he added with gusto. resume her former status. In a n. 12. He als ieeking to get both sides of the contro¬ knock, she admitted herself. An enormous got our group after some young hoodlums, variety of "Very interesting," I observed in return. dressed up like Indians, rushed into our ways, people have come to realize that they In domestic matters, we should also learn versy, 1 thanked the young woman for her desk, completely clear except for a gold- "Quite a lot of deliberation must go into t a gr MSU campus office one night, grabbed all have done injury — perhaps irreparable to lower our expectations, to realize that pformation sheet, and worked my way past colored pen and pencil set, appeared briefly decisions like that." no he headquarters' door toward what ap- as the door swung inward and back shut the literature lying around and dumped it in injury — to the creation of 1776. policy in Washington can bring happiness Fluke beamed. "Yes, indeed. The Com¬ the Red Cedar. None of our volunteers People perceive a distant and unrespon¬ and prosperity to everyone. Indeed, instead leared to be an elevator starter. again. he great writt mission simply will not tolerate any there got a good look at any of them, sive government gaining control over of Pass please," demanded the burly pursuing the impossible goal of universal My directorial intermediary emerged and nonsense undignified stuff, flimflam." more and more of their lives, bliss, should concentrate [norable wintr — iw cul man in a red, white and blue pronounced her boss fit to do business. though. through we on guaran¬ I grunted further noncommittal acknow "Too bad," 1 sighed, almost afraid to ask intrusive programs, invasions of privacy, teeing everyone the security and stability lopefully willbr niform whose service origin was unfamil- "Things have been so busy today, but he ledgment. He showed me a thick sheaf of high taxes, and the seeming breakdown in to pursue their own ends. ird a revitalizi- anything more. says he's always glad to meet with the "I'm afraid I dont have a pass..." his regulations for determining whether some- "Trouble's bound to be over soon, I constitutional checks and balances. life here, — press," the receptionist explained, return¬ thing-or-other could officially be qualified as In this way, we return to the founders' paulets were bare, and I didn't know how guarantee that," Fluke assured me. "Yer People realize that the United States, ther that tasl ing my card. Bicentennial, and continued to discuss few radical ringleaders will be found out once the lion in world politics, now lies belief in the right to the pursuit of happi¬ address somebody with three American F ollowing a minute or two of chatter isence of grei recent projects until I inquired about the and that'll be the end of it. The rest of the tainted and wounded. The smell of decline is ness, a pursuit that can only be impeded by lags running along h rm — "uh, sir." outside with the secretary, the Director in the air — and the stench seems to be ikers and tho* Alright, down the hall to the first door security people I'd met downstairs. country won't stand for any outlandish a government which tries to do more. Morris Fluke, according to his pen holder "Sure, they're part of the Bicentennial he right," he curtly replied, talk." rising from Washington. Thus, it seems fitting that in the as seriously hrew out my arms, palms up, to plate — came out to greet me heartily and Service Division," answered the Director, "Well, thanks very much for your time." I heartland of America, a new Jeffersonian- to be take invite me into his well-appointed office. "specially recruited from Army outfits all said, rising and heading toward the door Our lives are increasingly characterized ism, a return to the principles of the ch him for additional explanation, and Now every inch of the superdesk was is just such over the country ." His eyes narrowed a bit. The Director smiled and nodded his head by anomie and frustration, caused partially founding, seems to be arising Out of the ed tin t his two helpers were on their littered with papers, as well as little stacks by the failure of traditional institutions of us here "Been having problems with fringe then bid me farewell. A little dazed. 1 made — spirit of self - reliance, a faith in the In lend a hand. Then it dawned groups, of books whose numbers seemed to corre¬ well, for almost six months now." family, church, nation — to stand up to the nefit from hi hat the first door to the right was where my way back to the elevator and missed the goodness of nature and fellow man, and the spond more or less to the number of gaps on "Oh really?" tides of change, both because of their own in welcomin down button twice before finally hitting my knowledge that politicians and government ou get passes. "OK. Right. Back in a jiffy," the credenza shelves behind him. internal weaknesses and because of exter¬ "Yeah, they can't seem to be satisfied target. Three-Flag eyed me suspiciously as are not reliable means for improving our said quickly, and skipped down the hall, "As you see, the Bicentennial business is nal assault. with the way things have been — want to I strode out of the elevator and hurried lots, the cry against government seems to hree Flag waved his hand at the balance of booming," Fluke asserted while sweeping throw it all out and start something new," through the lobby in order to have a longer be rising: "Leave us alone. Get out of our ic lobby corps and they peeled off to their one arm around the room," but that's a he said, shaking his head. "The big talk with the folks outside. Fortunately, People have decided that the faces that lives, out of our pockets, and off of our riginal haunt. story we don't mind telling." commission in Washington put one of their have ruled the country in the recent past backs." none of them was named Adams: otherwise Apparently concluding that my beard It was difficult to restrain the rise in my best staffers on it. He organized the BSD are incapable of leading the country nevertheless well-trimmed and that the you wouldn't believe my story. eyebrows at this bit of understatement. and sent men out to the hardest-hit forthrightly into the future. That was the spirit that did in King I had on was my own, the pass-lady But there two sides dark and "Yes^' I began, "that's a fact you can't cities: Boston, Philadelphia, New York." are — George. Perhaps it can contribute to a cure ed me a name card stamped promi¬ bright to the Bicentennial, and I prefer of ignore these days. What are you working on My eyebrows refused to come down, "His — our present ills. \ar USED BOOKS nmittee had net ification of cum USED BOOKS dished them, ar Spy, which he agency, prink final assessment: imid all these b, he has no "n ch as still afflict dates, but it USED BOOKS own as the teller! inquiry to tell i activities, whi i become. But tls I down president and FOR ltly added to th mu can s to say abod come." II UNDER—GRAD COURSES STILL IN STOCK! leal atmosphere nterprise that ART SUPPLIES - SPIRAL NOTEBOOKS - SCHOOL SUPPLIES Baponsible for tl CAMPUS BOOKSTORE is that had bee ,begun to gro1 longer seemed I the 1960's." ffl id like publicit] ACROSS FROM BERKEY HALL OPEN TILL 9:00 P M TONIGHT Wodnezday, Jonuory7 197 6 Michigan Slate News, East Lansing, Michigan To<,87 ffitS Opon 1 P.M. Shows [04 Stojjl 1:30 ■ 5s25 • 5:25 • 7i25 ■ 9:25 Why Is everyone after bird? * New By MARTY SOMMERNESS prize by Segal movie for the birds a feather-brawned fective detective and the worth¬ ty con man, a mental eunuch in the name of law and disorder. eroo with a corpus derilecti after an innocuous fight scene No wonder Junior states "I State News Reviewer wino. less woman. tough-guy, the proverbial assi- and a Jawsmania ynding leave nine police detectives and left¬ hate my life" between belts of George Segal's new film "The In spite of all the tribulations, Spade the son quickly gets the fortune hunters penniless involved with such a menagerie overs from the classic Hum¬ scotch. Black Bird," now playing at the it is a fun flick. and the viewer wishing for a The film is filled with some Campus Theatre, must have Segal portrays Sam Spade of characters in pursuit of the phrey Bogart version of "The snappier ending. Maltese Falcon." excellent sight gags. A photo¬ hatched from a weird egg in an Jr., an unlucky working stiff real-genuine-fake Maltese Fal¬ Questions surface for the weirder nest. who has inherited (to his dis¬ con statuette that was unveiled graph of Harry Truman smiles even at all who eater Junior's office. . hard-core Hammett fanatic. The film, an updated comedy may) his father's epithet moni¬ as a fake in Hammett's original Junior can not win. Instead of Trash cans explode into flames Why was the release of the film remake of Dashiell Hammett's ker and decrepit detective bus¬ hard-boiled epic. Spade Jr. seducing the mysterious wo¬ battles against a three-foot tall like his father would have, when laden with cigar butts. delayed so long after its initial immortal "The Maltese Fal¬ iness. Junior also inherited his man Automobiles careen driverlesa screenings? Is the photograph a OQllMIA PICTUHS Presematxxi a RASMR PICTUS con," has all the humor of father's secretary, Effie, whom lecherous Nazi, complete with the lady slips him Mickey Finns a down the hills and streets of in the cryptographer's office of time has bloated into "Moby blackshirt, riding crop and sha¬ and the great lover falls flat on Short Cot Stovona in "BANAPPLE GAS" gooney bird in flight, the life San Francisco, causing mayhem Bogie? Is the photograph of the - Dick," with "the ven head, a gang of luau his kisser. When the money- expectancy of a dodo bird, the a woman and chaos. Stretchers break, trombonist in Junior's home of Novolty "CONQUEST OF LIGHT" class of a turkey and the personality of a cold sore." shirt-wearing obese Hawaiian mad private dick gets a chance Miller or Dorsey? Is the quick- artiness of two-bit pigeon being Laughs result in the ensuing goons, the ever-present mys¬ to make 60 grand, the deal gets spilling fat corpses across side¬ walks. to-be-offed Wilmer Cook the 349-2100 MERIDIAN MALL confrontations between the de¬ terious lady, a multiple-identi¬ blown by the half-wit tough guy gulled out of a Cracker Jack For Hammett aficionadoes, same dude that portrayed the there are lines like "The cheap¬ gunsel in the Bogart film? (Yes) Is the dead man named Archer LIZA er the crook, the gaudier the chatter." Pistols are not called (Spade the father's deceased GENE MINNELLI BURT Infamous Washington bean scandal boils guns, they are named "ros- coes," "gats" or "rods." Badly- partner) by coincidence? No one may care what the answers are, but as Bogart HACKMAN REYNOLDS down the that took aimed gun-battle spoofs are rush of the Japanese to buy error said in his celluloid masterpiece By JERRY McGUIRE not white Michigan Navy complete with war cries like Beans. At this point a little beans caused a shortage of Michigan beans out of the soup. of wheels within wheels, "Such State News Reviewer When the scandal was exposed "Eat hot lead" or "Aloha!" background is integral. Michigan beans. Michigan, and is the stuff that dreams are "Shades of Watergate, I the Bay City - Saginaw area in and the dining room manager Spade the son is terrorized think we need a truth in eating by his father's cases. The lead made of." Authentic Navy Bean Soup found himself in the proverbial paticular, grow 90 per cent of Maltese dingus, thought worth¬ Such is also the stuff birds law," Michigan's Eighth Con¬ has been an important part of the nation's navy bean crop. To soup, he repented. less by Spade the father, turns are made of, whether the bird is gressional District Represen¬ the Congressional dining room offset the shortage, the supply "We want integrity in our out to be the real McCoy, yet a Maltese Falcon or an egg-lay¬ tative, Robert Traxler pro¬ menu, which prints the famous clerk ordered Great Northern kitchen," the manager said. claimed recently after learning recipe on the side, since 1904. So, thanks to the watchful¬ the fortune eludes the blrd- ing turkey. Beans. The temporary measure that the "authentic Michigan Former Speaker of the House, brained detective. A switch- Quack. ness of Rep. Bob Traxler and White Navy Bean Soup" des¬ was forgotten after Michigan Cannon from Illinois, ordered beans became more plentiful. John McGill, there still is at cribed on the U.S. Capitol bean soup in the dining room on least a shred of integrity In the menu was actually Great a hot day in 1904. The waiter It took the careful sleuthing nation's capital. Michigan is "PREMIUM QUALITY PORN! Northern beans. replied tnai iuer: eras uo Dean of McGill and Traxler to track vindicated. Bruce Williamson/PLf YBOY soup. Traxler was month with having lunch last Michigan Bean Cannon found this situation "BEST FILM OF THE YEAR! Shippers Assn. executive John scandalous and beat upon the 1976 LANSIIie easiesl 100% Pve given" SflOW table with vigor and demanded A. McGill in the Congressional that bean soup grace the menu dining room when the heinous scandal was uncovered. Ac¬ from that day forward, come CAMPER Al. GOLDSTEIN cording to Traxler's press rain, shine, snow or storm. The "Barbara Bourbon can teach dining room staff acquiesced secretary, McGill took a spoon¬ and the first great bean scandal Linda Lovelace a few things" ful of the alleged Michigan navy bean soup and a sour look crossed his face. He closely was settled. White Michigan Navy Bean Soup was made a BOW See this tremendous display ol travel trailers, motor homes, tent and pickup examined the beans and found vital part of the Congressional bill of fare. Until 1973 that is. thru campers tilling both main and lower ex¬ them to be Great Northern and In 1973 a poor yield and the SUNDAY hibit halls Sponsored by Michigan Association ol Recreational Vehicles and Campgrounds (Dlv. ol MMHRVI). LOOSILIAF PAPIR LANSING CIVIC CENTER 300 SHUTS 2 ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS! FROM TWO OF THE WORLD'S GREAT DIRECTORS FELLINI & BERGMAN 6ET ROGER CORMAN Presents "The Private Afternoons of MOM FOR TOUR DOLLAR Today Op.n PamelaMann" 12:44 P.M. 1:00-1-00 . . 4:00-4:04 4:10 P.M. 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In the hearing the broadcast. 1950s, however, The show also illustrates that A show featuring a history of The history program illus¬ emerged three pioneers of cred¬ Checking while the visitors of H.G. Wells' out Ponmet science fiction will beam down ibility — Ray Bradbury, Arthur trates "how sophisticated "War of the Worlds" were to audiences in the Abrams Clarke and Isaac Asimov." science fiction has become," Planetarium Sky Theatre start¬ fanciful, Orson Welles' 1938 Hare said. The show was written by radio broadcast of the ing Friday. "But Mr. Spock, if Phil Groce of the Brest Plan¬ fantasy brought some aD too real re¬ Show times are 8 and 10 p.m. it's Thursday this must be etarium in Jacksonville, Fla., sults. A Pittsburgh woman Fridays and Saturdays and 2:30 Mars," exhibits science fiction and has played to sellout and 4 p.m. Sundays. Admission tried to commit suicide, a man It's rock and roll quia time. Toots and the Maytals, a Jamaican reggae band opened the from the days of the ancient crowds both in Jacksonville and is (1.25 for adults, tl for in California rushed to join the What was the last big time English band to tour the U.S.? show. Despite a rotten sound from the "World's largest sound Greeks to scenes from the film Miami. students and 50 cents for Answer, the WHO. system" Toots really kicked. However, the audience was rather "2001: A Space Odyssey," and army, a Rhode Island woman The show deals with de children under 12. No preschool What is the latest word in rock and roll trends? (No, not the Bay rude to Toota and at best ignored the Jamaicans and at worst slides and dialogue from the monopolized telephone lines at Bergerac's suggestions in his a newspaper office and people age children will be admitted. dty Rollers) Reggae, of course booed in growing impatience for "the Who." television show "Star Trek." 1650 book "Voyage to the in Georgia reported sighting a The program will run in¬ What is the newest giant rock and roll theater in Detroit City, Strangely enough, Toota opened with a reggae veraion of John "Science fiction came into its Moon" to throw magnets in the "planet full of monsters" upon definitely. even though it's not in Detroit City? Pontine Metropolitan Stadium Denver's "Country Roads." The effect waa stunning but the sound heyday during the Depression air and rub bone marrow over (Ponmet). system stunk. Hundreds of speakers were piled to the ceiling on because of its great escipe the body to facilitate stellar All three of the above elements were put together on December both stage sides. Mid-floor speakers should have been added. Aa it value," said John Hare, plane¬ travel. m Scarw r* 6. Seventy thousand people jammed Ponmet to be part of this was, one could only hear pockets of sound — bass and drums in one tarium technical director. "A "In ihose days it was be¬ momentous occasion. Cars were stuffed in every available nook place, guitars, keyboards in another etc. One could get the full lot of what was in the comics lieved that the moon attracted and cranny on the approaches to the stadium. But there were acres sound by running in an eight foot circle but considering the crowd of spaces in the stadium's back parking lot within one hundred this technique ia better left to Lem Barney. All of this was a great yards of an entrance gate. George Puscaa' and Joe Fall's criticisms of the lack of parking at Ponmet were taken too much to heart by dis service to Toota and the Maytals who looked rather ludicrous gyrating around the stage in reggae style seemingly unconnected RHARHAiyiA-RHRRHR ri nimimH •*w«*iia»-wiiii»w Nobody could the throng, most of whom seemingly walked miles to get to the to the sound from the speakers. They are good musicians and concert from their cars on the cold night. performers and did not let up despite the poor crowd reaction. PRESENTS dream him up. His incredible bank Inside, the stadium was rather cold too. But patrons were Toota went off the stage to the accompaniment of boos and the Peter Locke & Jim Buckley Present A Mammoth Films Release allowed to bring fortifiers as long as they were not in bottles or signs flashed "Who's Next....Who's Next." A hell of a good pun. robbery is all the more bizarre... cans. Consequently thermos jugs were the order of the night. We The Who played for two hours and gave an excellent because it's true. were checked thoroughly but obviously others were not, since performance. The audience loved it, especially during "See Me, coolers brimming full of Strohs were in evidence. Feel Me" when the spotlights flashed across the crowd and We arrived rather near the start of the concert but most of the everyone was standing and dancing and clapping and singing. other revelers had already been there for a few hours. The first Oh hell with that crap, there is no need to explain the Who and thing I noticed when stepping through the gate was a couple no need to launch into the significance of the British Empire, Peter paramedics carting away a victim of what I supposed was drug Townsend as Admiral Nelson beef Wellington violence on stage stupor. It might have been suffocation as the place was very nihilism. crowded. I confess I missed portions of the show when I attempted to The passed out concert-goer scene was to be repeated many make a quick trip to the bathroom. Even in the sparkling Pontine times during the night. As I was going back for mustard on my Stadium there are not enough restrooms and fighting the crowd to Elias Brothers hot dog (they were rather good), a girl in front of get to one is an awful chore. It's lucky I wasn't drinking beer or I me passed out suddenly on the steps and spilled my coke and Jack would have missed the whole thing. And the sound system... Daniels all over me. Someone else stumbled through our place Oh well, it looks as though Ponmet is going to be the newest I while I was in this mess and knocked andther cup of eKjfi r over. Of concert palace. Elvis sold it out New Years Eve. But I'm waiting I course I sat in it when I fought my way back to my spot. till they lure Wayne Newton out of Vegas before I go back. Wednesday, January 7,197^ 8 Michigan Stote News, East innsing, Michigan SCORING RECORD FOR FURLOW MSU cagers By EDWARD L. BONDERS praise from Ganakas. The Flint beat Iowa, 105-88 the 6-foot-5 senior connected on cided," Ganakas added happily. and 5-6 for the year. senior also shattered the Jeni- 10 of 19 first half shots and "Plus, Cedric Milton held Io¬ During CJiristmas State New« Sports Writer wa's center (Bruce King) to 14 break, Gus Ganakas, Terry Furlow son Fieldhouse single game eight of 10 attempts in the final MSU posted a 2-5 record. The scoring mark of 48 points held 20 minutes. points. Cedric's total effort was victories came over Norther, and the remainder of the MSU jointly by Gary Bradds and Ironically, Furlow's record outstanding. So you see, even Mighigan, 81-85 at Jenison and basketball staff can be excused Jerry Lucas, both formerly of setting points came as a result though Terry got 50 points, and 89-77 over Southern if they're found sporting smiles. of his trying to pass to a he deserves credit for that feat, Mississippi in the Virginia Commonwealth The entire Spartan basket¬ Ohio State. "It was a team victory. I just teammate under the basket. the other team members did a ball squad had a glow about Tourney. can't emphasize that enough. The Spartan captain was fouled very creditable job." Western Miohigan inflicted. them Tuesday following Mon¬ on the play and calmly stepped As Ganakas cautioned, how¬ day night's record-shattering Guys like Reiser, Chapman and 78-68 setback to the Spartans, White were passing up peri¬ to the line and cashed in both ever, the glory of Monday's win while North Carolina State performance by Terry Furlow meter shots and looking for the ends of a one and one situation will be short lived as the as MSU thrashed 20th rated prevailed 95-75 and Detroit open man. Many limes that which sent him over the top. Spartans tangle with North¬ bumped MSU 85-82. Virginia Iowa 105-88. uwa ivu-oo. • _ „ Furlow, the defending Big western Thursday night at Commonwealth captured it, ThoughB. Ganakas : cautioned °P™ was Terry. The statistics The statistics affirm affirmed Gana¬ Ten scoring chanlpion, declared Evanston, III. about gloating over Monday's .... own holiday tournament defeat kas' claim, displaying a 61 per after the game, "It's a team The Spartans take a 1-1 win, the Spkrtans first in Big .... ing MSU 80-75 and Wisconsin game. I thank God for my league mark and an overall 5-6 nipped the Spartans 70 Ten action this season, he did allow time to declare his feel- Ce^,TThat's ;LlT.!,Cy "*" important on because teammates, the coaches and the slate against the Wildcats who the big Ten opener for fans at Michigan State. It are 0 2 in Big Ten competition ings. we came off a poor shooting schools. game at Wisconsin Saturday. wasn't just me out there to¬ "One thing about the Big Ten," the Spartan coach said, And, Iowa is a fine team. They night. came in here 10-1 and they're While Furlow garnered head¬ "is that you don't have time to dwell on the past. Thursday it's slouch," Ganakas continued. lines across the midwest for his feat, Ganakas praised a much- Banner Day slated back on the rosd'for a game at "Thal als0 makes Kerry's Northwestern." meaningful. Many maligned aspect of MSU bas¬ teams set records against weak ketball. "Our overall team de¬ Furlow's 50 Iowa (which points against broke the single opposition, but Furlow's ac¬ complishment came against fense was good. Especially on (Scott) Thompson. He did get for basketball game game scoring record at MSU held by Julius McCoy against class competition." 30 points but many of them In his clutch performance, were after the game was de¬ Acting MSU Athletic Direc¬ "Banner Day" is Think Posi¬ Notre Dame in 1955), brought tor Jack Shingleton announced tive.' I don't feel there's any that Saturday has been pro¬ thing wrong with showing some claimed "Banner Day" for the old fashioned school and com Santa leaves no favors MSU - Ohio State basketball game at Jenison Fieldhouse. "This is just part of a series munity spirit. The acting athletic director explained that a first place of events we're planning at prize of two reserved season for MSU Ice Machine Michigan State to polish our tickets to MSU basketball athletic image. We can't deny games will bo awarded for the that many negative things have winning entry. A panel ot been said and written about judges will review the banners By EDWARD L. BONDERS Then came the two week for the remainder of the season Michigan State in the recent which may be any size or State News Sports Writer sabbatical and the subsequent due to grades. However, Colp past," he said. The contest is open to students Leave it to the MSU hockey dilemmas. "But, feel this is Greek organizations and the completed work on a deferred we an team to leave their fans hang¬ opportunity for true Spartan general public, Shingleton ad¬ The Crimson of Harvard grade to maintain his eligibility. ing in mid-air worrying about Bessone explained that Colp fans to show their support and ded. ventured to Munn last Friday the Spartachances in the and Saturday after dropping was kept out of the Harvard express their positive feelings Saturday is also Dollar WCHA wars. series because, "Steve had to about MSU sports and in parti¬ at Jenison with general admis- four of their last five contests. With a chance to pull away cular basketball," he added. sion tickets on sale for The Spartans decided to extend complete that work and we one from the pack prior to the wanted him to do it before "You might say the theme of dollar. Game time is 3:05 their holiday break through the Christmas break, the Spartans classes started. If he had weekend and gave the Ivy stumbled through two splits waited until after classes start¬ while their closest pursuers Leaguers a belated Christmas ed he probably wouhj have made up valuable ground in the gift of five first period goals. When Bessone delivered his JfeS. missed a league series. That's why we chosesto keep him out. Spartan swimmers ■WW !■ ■ii'II mii'I 11 wii -£-..)iu«ww m nolHHigW'BMlM lUgMIM*1 charges returned to the ice last, ™d «et the needed* SN photo/Robert Kozloff too late. to notch Using tight checking : Har,vard work done. Everything considered, MSU post two victories two national ranking, Three MSU i Saturday proved just as fu¬ still leads the WCHA by two Barry VanAmberg and Mark MSI' captain Terry Furlow pours in Furlow broke Julius McCoy's single- failing victim to an unheralded set pool records at Eastern Stiner contributed to the Spar tile for the leaders of the points over Minnesota, Michi¬ two of his record-setting 50 points game MSU scoring record of 48 Harvard squad twice. WCHA as a combination of gan Tech and Colorado College, Michigan University over the tan effort making qualifying To complicate matters, Spar Monday night as the Spartans points, set in 1955. missed shots and Brian Petro- who are ail tied for second. holiday break. The Dec. 5 meet points for the NCAA champion tan fans were given the added Steve Ploussard shatter an thrashed 20th-ranked Iowa 105-88. vek's superb goaltending for The Spartans weren't so saw ships as MSU won the meet concern about the possibility of old pool mark with a winning Harvard sent the Spartans to a fortunate in the weekly hockey 89-24. Shawn Elkins also turned losing the team's number two time of 15:09.6 in the 200-yard in an excellent showing with scorer to ineligibility. 4-3 defeat. poll, however. They fell to fifth individual medley. time of 145.8 in the 200 yard Rut, alas, when last seen Bessone laid part of the placd behind Michigan Tech, Matmen debut at Munn Bessone and his Spartans were alive and well and still leading blame on the Spartans diet, saying, "We're just not hungry around the goal. We had many Boston Brown. U„ Minnesota and Greg Foreman swam to vic¬ tory and a new pool record in the 1,000-yard freestyle with a freestyle. Dsve Burgering and Tot the WCHA, thank you. Denver visits Munn this time of 10:00.2 and teammate Benson recorded outstanding chances to score tonight, but By MIKE JENKINS "Giant" Jimmy Jackson of Oklahoma who hails The entire scenario began weekend for games Friday and Ken Holmes turned in a fastest diving performances Jan. 3 State News we lacked that killer instinct." Sports Writer from Grand Rapids. Coach Peninger siad it looks innocently when the Spartans home meet against Oakland "But, give Harvard credit;" Saturday as the Spartans re¬ pool time in the 200-yard breast Spartan matmen will take on formidable as if Jackson has gained 50 pounds over last pumped four unanswered goals turn to WCHA action after stroke posting a mark of 2:15.5. University as the Spartan tank Oklahoma State at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Munn he added, "they forechecked us year's weight. past Michigan's Ail-American their Three divers, Tom Benson, ers took the meet 81-42. Bur Arena. It will be the first time that the arena has all over the ice. And their peaceful Christmas break. Admission to the match is free to all MSU goalie Robbie Moore in the gering performed . on t been used by the wrestling team. students, faculty and staff and $1.50 to the third period to capture a 6-4 goalie (Petrovek) was abso¬ meter board with Benson div An insulated floor covering will be placed over general public. win at Ann Arbor, Dec. 5. lutely superb. He kept them in the game." ing from the three-meter. the ice and the protective gla'S's around the rink Oklahoma State Coach Tom Chesbro will be The Wolverines returned the MSU Swim Coach Dick Fet¬ will be taken down for the event. guest speaker at the Take Down Club's luncheon favor the following evening at Dissecting MSU's problems further, Bessone ters singled out efforts by Dave "This is a brand new thing at Michigan State," scheduled for noon, Jan. 8, at Alex's Restaurant, Munn, notching Gve scores in explained, Dale and Greg Foreman. Dale Wrestling Coach Grady Peninger said. "We 321 E. Michigan Ave. in Lansing. Coach Peninger "We're not skating, we're not the final stanza while rocketing took the 50-yard freestyle In decided to give it a try and see how the fans like will present a rundown of recent Spartan action. to an 8-4 verdict over MSU. checking and we're making 21.9 and Foreman beat Oakland it. There's not a bad seat in the house and In action during the Christmas break, the The following weekend Min¬ elementary mistakes on de¬ swimmer Paul Karas by a mere wrestling fans are in for a real treat.' fense. That's all we're going to Spartans placed second to Penn State in that nesota Duluth fashioned a feat Open League entries for ice hockey will be accepted beginning two-tenths of a second Peninger, an alumnus of Oklahoma State, school's invitational tournament Dec. 6 with work on in practice this week." no other team had done in at 8 a.m. Thursday in the main Intramural office, room 201. And, while the Spartans Only 500-yard freestyle with pointed out that his alma mater has won more MSU's Jeff Hersha being named outstanding nearly three years. The Bull¬ the first 50 teams will be accepted and there is a $50 entry fee per NCAA team titles in wrestling than ail othe work on such matters in prac¬ ning time of 4:48.2. wrestler. The team took second place by only dogs held Spartan center Tom team. There will also be a managers' meeting Sunday at 8 p.m. U.S. teams combined. one half point over Clarion with Hersha's win tice, their number two scorer, The Spartan tankers travel Ross off the scoring sheet for There will be a mandatory meeting for all persons interested in to Wisconsin for their neit "But Michigan State has beaten Oklahoma Steve Colp, worked on academ¬ against Penn State junior Jerry White deciding the first time in 79 games as officiating basketball this term at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, in room 208 scheduled meet Saturday. State twice in the past four years and no other the standings. Pat Milkovich and Steve Rodri¬ ics the past few days, bringing they pummelled the Spartans of the Men's IM Bldg. Individuals will be proceased for hiring at Coach Fetters is anticipating! Big Ten team has ever beat {rem." the coach guez were the other two MSU finalists. 5-2. MSU responded the follow¬ a sigh of relief to MSU hockey this time and additional meetings and clinics will be arranged. faithful. difficult match as Wisconsin said. MSU placed 13th at the Midlands Tournament ing night with an 8-5 revenge An exhibition game of Co-Rec Floor Hockey will be played placed second in the £ A highlight of the meet should be the matchup at Evanston, III. on Dec. 27-26. Milkovich finished and Ross had a new scoring _ between MSU Thursday, at 7 p.m. in lower gym 127 Woman's IM Bldg. All last year while MSU finished h heavyweight Dan Evans and third and Randy Miller was fifth in the tourney. streak. interested persons are invited to attend. fourth. Warm Food & Booze MERCADO IkEViHP (MARKET) & IMPORTS Escape those wintry blasts with us! Come in and feel the glow of fine food and drink in a cheerful atmosphere. our Especially pleasing Mexican Food Preparations Tortillas for Tacos/Binltos Happy Hours! 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Michigan Wednesday, January 7.1976 11 Special Hours for Registration Week FIRST WEEK JANUARY MOth WEDNESDAY 1-7-76 7:30 a.m. ■ 9:00 p.m. THURSDAY 1-8-76 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. FRIDAY 1-9 76 7:30 a.m. • 5:30 p.m. SATURDAY . 1-10-76 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. SECOND WEEK MONDAY 1-12-76 7:30 a.m. • 9:00 p.m. TUESDAY 1-13-76 7:30 a.m. • 9:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY 1-14-76 7:30 a.m. ■ 5:30 p.m. REGULAR HOURS 7:30 a.m. • 5:30 p.m. our dial) re-on the Lower Level Wednesday, January 7 1 2 Mlchigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1* Meijers prices lowest, survey indicates By CAROLYN FE8SLER Interest Research Group in wis Eberhard's on Grand River Lsrry's, posted prices that baskets with such items as five GIM marketbasket survey is chains try for fairly uniform priced, but we were sumrki State New. Stilt Writer Michigan (PIRGIM) conducted Avenue; Kroger, in the Fran- averaged nearly 10 per cent different meats, six dairy pro¬ designed to tell consumers prices among their stores in the that some of the larger T! Pushing s well-laden shopping a 47-item marketbasket survey dor Shopping Center; Eber¬ more than the least expensive ducts, various froien and fresh which store's prices average same area, she said. were nearly as high h, T cart through the aisles becomes of nine grocery stores in the hard's on Michigan Avenue, A foods and regular grocery items lowest." The survey wu designed to survey," she said. less of a drudgery with the MSU area and found that 4 P, in Brookfield Plaaa; MSU student members of from peanut butter to pork and The survey will be repeated compare prices at large super-, knowledge thst the groceries Meijer's Thrifty Acres in Oke- Schmidt's in Okemoe; Wrigiey PIRGIM conducted the survey beans. every two to three weeks this markets but several East Lan¬ are cheaper than the ones ill the moe was nearly four per cent in Frsndor; Goodrich Spartan by checking prices on a list that "This survey is designed to winter, using different lists of sing convenience stores were! HAVE AN store down the street. Shop-Rite, and Larry's Shop simulated the average family's reveal which stores have the products, so that changing included because so many stu¬ chaper than its nearest com¬ As a service to price- petitor. Rite, The most expensive store, weekly shopping patterns, fill¬ lowest average prices for the price patterns can be charted out for consumers. dents shop at them. Bean said. "It's not surprising that the BXCRrilWEt s shoppers, the Public Following Meier's on the list ing their hypothetical market- whole range of products typi¬ This week's survey included convenience stores were higher cally bought by most shop¬ pers," Glenda Bean, PIRGIM only stores within a several- mile radius of the MSU campus, Three MSU survey coordinator said. "You professors die can save most by going to a couple of nearby stores, buying their advertised specials, then doing the bulk of your shopping at the store with the lowest from Frandor to Okemos. Bean said that since all major gro¬ cery chain names in the Lan¬ sing area were included, the rankings are probably valid for SPECIAL advertised prices. The PIR¬ all parts of the city. Moat during Christmas vacation ENGINE WITH THIS COUPON Psychology Dept. in Ratner's name. Shaffer, 49, died unexpectedly Dec. 30. She was an authority on THE Wo'll Install: Now TUNE-UPi plug*, points consumer education and financial management. LARGEST andcondonior $2Q95 Dead are Stanley C. Ratner, professor of psychology; Carol Adjust: Timing, dwoll and carbur- Shaffer joined the MSU faculty in 1953 and taught home Shaffer, professor of family ecology; and Rail C. Henricksen, •tor retired professor of art. management, child development, economics and family ecology Chock: Air and gat flltar. PCV Ratner, a nationally-known authority in comparative psychology died unexpectedly Dec. 21. He was 50. during her career. Henricksen died Dec. 17 in Scottadale, Ariz., at age 68. He was a SELECTION valva, Ignition wiros and oloc- trlcal syftom member of the MSU art faculty from 1946 until his retirement in •2M loss for 4 cyllndor A professor at MSU since 1955, Ratner received the MSU *2M moro for I cyiindor 1974. He had been a professor since 1960. Distinguished Faculty Award in 1972. He was a Danforth Foundation associate and a member of several psychological Henricksen received his B. A. from the Chicago Art Institute earned a master's degree from the Instituto Ailende and and OF SPECIAL ENDS FRI., JAN. 16.1976 the associations, including the American Psychological Assn. and the Serviced with Sun Equipment Midwestern Psychological Assn. University of Guanajuato in Mexico. 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Michigan Wednesday, January 7,1976 13 Letter campaign brings parental response L CAROLE LEIGH BUTTON organization whose objective is to minimize state for undergraduates and then Western Michigan universities. directly to their representa¬ have received more than six "Nothing definite has been established. The director and l SUW Nrw» Staff Writer budget cuts added on another $1 increase While the SALT factions of tives," Raymond said. "But we thousand responses and com¬ set coordinators will most likely be to universities, sent letters up yet," Raymond said, I The holiday mail was not all to this term. some of the schools have sent did receive and forward 500 plaints, but said that the bulk of "and no requirements about present, and there may be lhat clogged Michigan's postal parents urging them to contact their state representatives to ASMSU President Brian form letters to be signed and letters already." these were Oakland University who must attend have been school representatives present lervices this Christmas season, protest tuition increases. Raymond is the director of returned by parents, the MSU A representative of Gov. form letters. also." L the students of several-large 8ALT, and its four coordinators student government has sent Milliken's office said Tuesday The MSU Board of Trustees, According to the Michigan universities Uunched represent Oakland University, over 80,000 letters asking par¬ that they have been receiving press offi¬ 'Cheers' nixed Raymond said that the major \n extensive campaign to par- citing cuts in the University Wayne State University and ents to write their mail ever since the cial, the letters will have no representa¬ campaign goal of the campaign's initial budget by Gov. Milliken and the University of Michigan. tive directly or in care of effect during the current fiscal the began. LUSAKA, Zambia (AP) — phase wqs to make people J "students Associated for Low- legislature, raised tuition Other universities involved in¬ ASMSU. A press official from the year because the budget cut Zambia's department of cultur¬ aware of the problem facing $2.60 a credit hour this decisions have |r Tuition (SALT), a student summer clude Eastern, Central and "Most people sent letters governor's office said that they made. already been al services wants to end the universities and to stimulate foreign habit of beer drinkers Merest. He feels this has been "The governor has attempted clinking their glasses and say¬ Accomplished. to spread the burden of the ing "cheers." ISU to give masters in land-use budget cutbacks as equitably as he can," the official said. "He has left the question of tuition A just published program aimed at reviving indigenous customs instructs provincial cultural officers to "take mea¬ increases up to the universities and the legislature has agreed." sures to stop Zambians from tatives from the three universi¬ using foreign ways of showing By CAROLYN FESSLEK this field, but land-use analysis universities selected to partici¬ problems," he said. What Raymond termed the happiness when drinking in State News Staff Writer ties will begin meeting at the is a different approach to The program will be admin¬ ■ pate will give the program first phase of the SALT cam¬ bars." J In anticipation of skilled jobs end of this month to chart out a planning," Sommers said. national perspective because of istered during the academic paign is now over—all letters The department says it plans (created by new state and cuiTiculum. "The program will begin fall "Analysts must take a spatial their locations and prominence. year by an advisory committee have been sent. However, the to remind bar patrons to pour a lossibly federal land-use laws, point of view. It's the geogra¬ "Each university is located in of six faculty developers (two director and the four coordina¬ few drops of their drink on the ,dSU is one of three major term 1976 so it's a little early to phy approach." a distinctly different geograph¬ from each institution) and eight tors are now planning to meet floor "in traditional prayer to (universities initiating a mas- say just what courses will be Sommers said that the three ical area with unique land-use land-use professionals. with state legislators. African ancestors." Jter's program in land-use included," Sommers said, lanalysis. limited number of new courses n Graduates of the program, may be designed and other Good Luck ■according to Lawrence Som- courses may be altered or (the land : lers, chairperson of the Dept. (themselves Geography, should in great demand as need for land organizers planners grows. ] Land use laws regulate areas find refocused. and experiences." But our major objective is to reorient cou Sommers said that emphasis will be on applying geographic research methods to raw land- JLsleVs 203 E. Grand River Ave. open until 9 Wed. and Thurs. Use BankAmericard your! Bankamericard or Master Charge Talisman Universal symbol for warding off all evil. Your Choice of Jsuch as zoning, subdivision use data, data processing, fed¬ Silver Gold - (planning and building height re¬ eral and local laws and guide¬ Jade Tiger-eye - strictions. Bills enacting such lines and research design. Jaws are now awaiting approval Kn both the Michigan Legisla¬ "Urban planning graduates could probably also find jobs in Great ture and the U.S. Senate. J With (every state lent regions with pection. ■ passage land of the laws would have differ- use a staff to for each JANUARY T The master's program, fund¬ ed by aal$61,797 grant from the ;o ali) te Science be Foundation, developed by Ari- University and Flor- University. | Summers said that represen¬ CLEARAWAY Here it is!! Your chance to save 30% to 50% and more on thousands of famous name winter fashions... bring your friends and take advantage of these great savings today. 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II SCHOOL : I | NAME I ADDRESS- I I CITY STATE ZIP_ Michigan Slot# Naw», Eo«t Lowing, Michigan Wednetday, January 7, 1976 15 Reagan outpacing Ford in fund-raising WASHINGTON (AP) b* matched the new» ,*,B' first major clash between the north of Buenos Aires in one of On the Monomic front, the MUoenra uouy NoticllJ Argentinit ^ ^ army ahd guerillas this year Argentina's poorest provinces. government said Monday night Tuesday. raised to 16 the number of The guerillas were believed inflation reached t record 834.8 I found In ditch It said an undetermined num¬ ber of guerilla survivors of the persons killed in political vio¬ lence so tar in 1976. There were to be members of the Marxist- oriented People's Revolution¬ per cent in 1975 and President Isabel Peron's leading economic I'm Interested In clash were surrounded by a total of 898 such deaths lut Joining a Union The body of a 19-year-old ary Army (ERP), one of the twq critic predicted 500 per cent Bowllnq League troops but it was not known if yur. IMSU student wu found In a main guerilla forces in Argen¬ inflation thta year. I roadside ditch In Allegan tina and one of the most active At the same time, the gov¬ I 1 I County Dm. 23. I Deborah Knapp, of South Recreational programs In Latin America. The other guerilla group is the left-wing ernment announced it was lift¬ ing exchange controle Wednes¬ I Name. I ■ Haven, disappeared Dee. 22, Peronlst Montoneros. day for foreign tourista and Address offered to adults by city _ I telling her mother that she was The army has been fighting Argentine travelers in an effort I going to the grocery store. Her rural ERP guerillas in Tucumsn to obtain dollars that have been Phone ■ mother reported her missing Everyone needs to get away from the physics, advanced Latin for 11 months. There are an going mainly into the black I the next morning. Her body and ATL sometimes, and one of the best ways is to take advantage estimated 8.000 troops In the market. is found in a ditch later the of the Eut Lansing school-city area while military sources The official rate has been 60 Please Circle Your Choice activity program. me morning by a passing There is still time to sign up for the educational and recreational estimated the guerilla force at pesos to the dollar while the ■ motorist. being offered by the city—programs like assertlveness around 200. black market level varied from Type of leagu. Tlmo programs But the ERP reportedly 110 to 140 pesos to the dollar. Evanlng j Nineteen-year-old Roger training, belly dancing, macrame, karate, knitting and crocheting, I Sparks of South Haven wu crou-country skiing, modern dance, typing and swimming. Evening Monday Bowling First Shift ■ arrested that afternoon. He Everyone must pre-register for these and other programs. W«»SSAVEM«SAVE»ISSAVEI»»SAVEIMSAVE»»SSAVE»»I • Mixed Second Shift Tuesday Club I was arraigned Dm. 24 on a Questions about these adult programs can be answered by calling Wednesday bowling Club Scratch Meeting ■charge of murder. However, ■ before any further legal action the Community Education Office, 832-2636. \ SHEPARD'S : Mixed Handicap Thursday January 8th I was taken, Sparks wu commit- I ted to the Ypsilanti Forensic MSSHsseeseeesesesss | FANTASTIC GIGANTIC SEMI—ANNUAL \ ■ Center for 60 days to undergo | psychiatric tests. - Knapp wu an MSU sopho¬ ■Gary's Campus! 1 SHOE SALE! | Moll Entry to Union Building frwllng, M.S.'J. 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Eng. 1 6 Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigon Wednesday, January 7,19 DNR By CAROLYN FESSLER aiding warbles' struggle for their young, the brown-beaded cowbirda have In a case of what a Department of Natural A member of the U.S. Fisheries and Wildlife State News 8t*fl Writer a good time making eggs which they deposit and Resources (DNR) official calls "a lot of free love rescue team described the methods used to While most birds industriously construct nests abandon in other birda' nests. and no responsibilities," the brown-headed eliminate the cowbird, which is about the sixe of a cowbird's parasitic reproduction pattern is robin. creating a major problem for wildlife agencies "We place a few decoy birds and some protecting the Kirtland's warbler, an endangered sunflower seeds in s large box," Jim Matson said. SN board appoints head, species that nests only in Michigan. The cowbird never builds its own nests but The cowbird, being gregarious creatures, will flock down and are then captured." simply lays its eggs in nests of birds smaller than The birds are then placed in large plastic bags four new members seated itself," John Byelich of the DNR said. "About 80 to 70 per cent are of the Kirtland's warbler's nests parasitised by the cowbird." and suffocated with vehicle exhaust fumes. "It takes about 10 seconds to kill s whole bagful of birds," Matson said. Tom Riordan, a professional The number of cowbirds captured by the The State News Board of to clarify the role of the general "When they use a Kirtland's Warbler's nest, member of the board and the rescue team is a drop in the bucket compared to Directors elected a new presi¬ manager and editor. the young cowbirda push the warbler chicks out their nationwide population figures, which are In dent at its December 17 meet¬ Orr said the revisions are managing editor of the Citixen- 0f the nest after they hatch," he said. Patriot the millions. ing and discussed proposed designed to "merely clarify Winxeler said she does not The entire world population of the rare "Many of the blackbirds we've heard about on changes of the newspaper's existing shortcomings, specify the newt that are bothering various departmental rolea and feel there is s conflict of warbler as of June, 1075, ■ 179 pairs, all of them people in Kentucky nonprofit incorporation bylaws in northeast lower Michigan. Byelich said that and Tennessee are actually brown-headed cow¬ at its December 17 meeting. clarify the purpose of the interest. Tom is not my im¬ mediate supervisor," she said. with aggressive parasitic birds like the cowbird birds," Byelich said. The Board postponed action on paper" and do not contain any Don Beaver, assistant professor of xoology at the bylaws until its January 14 "striking changes." "He has no influence over me habitating the same area as a vanishing species, General whatsoever. I consider myself a the uphill battle for survival grows even steeper. MSU, said that the cowbirds are the major nest meeting, however manager Gerald Student member Michael Coy, charged by the editorial professional here (at the Citi¬ "By trapping the cowbirda and destroying parasite in the United States. Another bird that Patriot) and a student there them, we are helping the productivity of the leaves its eggs in other birds' nests is the cuckoo, Orr, 22-year-old business major department last May with over¬ xen at MSU." warbler species Increase," he said. but it lives mostly in Europe and Africa, he said. stepping the bounds of his role, . serving his second term on the board, was elected President, said the new bylaw proposal would make the general making him the first student to serve as head of the 8-member ager an official adviser to the board of directors and the You're going to tiheithere board. A board committee headed editor-in-chief answerable to the board. by Orr has been working on the bylaw revision since May. when Orr said the committee which the editorial department re¬ reviewed the bylaws consulted Coy, the State News attorney, quested revisions in the bylaws the editor-in-chief and the ad¬ vertising manager. CE/vrexct/r (food stores] Four new board members Social service also took their seats at the A is HARTFORD, Conn. (API private social service agency embarking on a program to - December meeting, including John O'Donnell, professor of business, who was elected vice- wilson'$ certified improve family togetherness in president of the Board. Other new members include CHUCK ROAST low-income households through John Molloy, professor of social picture taking. science, and students Randy "Taking family pictures is Walainis and Sharon Winzeler. something most people take for Several editorial department granted." said Roger J. 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Lansing University Mall 2nd Floor 351-6470 LB. bag ^,6t GLAZED OONUTS 3 SOI (.MICHIGAN OMiyf I mSSALAD'S *99 Michigon Slot* News, Eaot tonilng, Michigan Wednesday, January 7,1976 17 WELCOME 10 1976 AND CLASSIFIED AstOMOtive M I Eiploymt Ifjj] FRANKLY SPEAKING... by phil frank Hoists 'jfc! [ Rooms Jj>] [ "Rooms ][>l OLDS 1969 Vista Cruiser. 9 - MASTER OF Social Work needed ONE ROOM in seven man house, SINGLE ROOM with board in QUIET AND clean place for stu¬ passenger. Good tires, battery, to coordinate foster care for available immediately, close to fraternity house winter term. Call dent, close to campus, no pets. muffler. $380. 332-1918. 3-1-9 mentally retarded children and campus, 351-1575. 5-1-13 337-2381. 3-1-9 337-2655. 5-1-13 PHONE 355-125$ adults. Please contact Sue Miller. OLDSMOBILE OMEGA ~ 1973. 487-6610. 7-1-15 DUPLFX: THREE bedroom, 1'4 OWN ROOM in house. Furnished, FURNISHED ROOMS, cooking Good condition, original owner, automotive 20,000 miles, standard shift, Zie- BUSINESS MANAGER for politi¬ baths, laundry, furnished, parking. share bath, kitchen. Close. Call facilities, parking, close campus. Scooters • Cycles barted. Call after 5 p.m. 393-6728. Close, roommate service. 332- 351-3344. 2-1-8 After 5, 332-0625. 6-1-14 cal newsletter. Socially aware in¬ 1095. 3-1-9 Ports t Service 6-1-14 dividual with business back¬ FURNISHED ROOMS. Kitchen LOVELY HOUSE, very close, good Aviation ground. Resume to Box A - 1, CLOSE. FOUR bedrooms. $220., OMEGA HATCHBACK 1974. Au¬ privileges. Utilities included. Walk¬ people, $65/monthly plus utilities. employment State Newt. 11-1-21 short lease. 339-2961 after 6:00. ing distance to MSU. $60-9110/ 351-8976 3-1-9 tomatic, power steering, power 3-1-9 for rent month. Call EQUITY VEST INC. brakes, 13,000 miles. Phone NURSE AIDE - Weedkend in Las 351-8150 or 482 5426. 0-5-1-13 Apartments B82-704L 6-1-14 Vegas. Call Elaine. 485-2450, ONE BLOCK from campus. Two Houses evenings. 3-1-9 or three DO IT THE FRENCHWAY ~ bedroom, unfurnished KIND FEMALE student wanted tc Rooms house. Great sunroom for plantsl In this 1971 Renault R18. This car help with child care and house for sale HEADSTART ADMINISTRATIVE Available immediately 2Z7 Beal Is in mint condition, has automatic keeping, in exchange for room and EAST LANSING. Male students, Animals transmission, one owner and ony Street, 351 6088 or 351-1177 board, Met.- c,.' pus. References. single rooms, call after 5:30 332- assistant accepting applications 6-1-14 Mobile Homes 36,000 miles. Call Dick at 332-012! -rite- ' - 5 I 13 5791. 3-1-9 from persons with demonstrated 394-2770. 6-1-14 LOST 8 found administrative abilities with at EAST SIDE MSU. Three, four ROOM in lit FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, j close to personal least two years experience. Bud¬ bedrooms, $245. Also apartment VOLKSWAGON 1970 squareback campus, prefer close to campus, includes cook¬ peanuts personal get and supervisory experience $125. 372 2738 evenings. 8-1-16 wagon. Emerald green exterior, desirable. Apply: 101 East Willow IF WHAT?AM DETECTING ARE AMOROUS g equate. Call 339-9504 ing, utilities and parking. Call real estate with luggage rack. Mechanically by Thursday, January 8, 1976. 1495. 3-1-3 332-6990. 3-1-9 recreation excellent. $1350. Call Dick 1-1-7 ADVANCES, MISS, I SHALL WARM WU FEMALE. FOUR blocks from pus. Fully furnished including cam¬ NEEDED: ONE for FEMALE. UNFURNISHED man in SERVICE 394-2770: JM-14 NOW - A BLANKET "A' FDR THE NEAR washer, dryer, carpeting, many $65/month. Pets ok. Adjacent room. big room country house, 4 miles from Instruction VOLKSWAGEN 1973 super bee¬ COOK, PART - TIME weekends. extras. 351-8197. 3-1-9 from park. 484-6215. 3-1-9 is the best r can nor campus Graduate student pre- tle. 31,000 miles, excellent condi¬ Experience preferred. SEA HAWK fer'ari. Call 351-6418 evenings. Typing RESTAURANT, Williamston. TWO GRADUATE students to TRANSPORTATION tion, extras. $1960. 371-4471. 6-1- £ COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 94, 1-BERKELcY CA 947C9 3 19 655-2175 for an appointment. share 3 bedroom house, Lansing. WANTED 3-1-9 $R5/month plus utilities. Sam, EAST LANSING, easy walk to ROUND TOWN VW 1974, white bug. Excellent 372-6925. 8-1-16 condition. $2,025, first come first servel 485-3753. 6-1-13 ADVENTURE! TRAVEL ON Apartmwls |[y| [ Apartments ~]|y| OWN ROOM in East Lansing LIBERAL PERSON to sublet fur¬ nished room, winter term only. campus. Two girls for double room in large older home. Share house with 4 other girls. Phone FOREIGN SHIPS Walking distance to campus. $60 house near campus. $55/month. 332 5988 after 6 p.m. 7-1-15 plus utilities, 337-0796. 5-1-13 "RATES* EAST LANSING - large 4 bad- ONE OR two girls needed for Call 337-1102. 7-1-15 12 word Mb Snta J[/_] room house, near campus, partial¬ ly furnished, available im¬ spacious four girl apartment. Close. 351 0026, 351-9131. 5-1-13 3 Badroom-tariilalmd MALE STUDENT, furnished, near¬ by, quiet. Clean. Parking. Refri¬ SINGLE ROOMS: comfortable, clean, light cooking, parking. $70/ mediately. Call 351-5937 or gerator, West Bend Hotpot. 332- month. Call 332-0063. 3-1-9 WE WRITE all forms of in 351-9169. 5-1-13 NEEDED IMMDIATELY. One man 1 Mock I 3094. 3 1-9 at low rates plus an easy payment or sublet whole 2 man apartment. NEED EXTRA Income? Make $2- LARGE, FURNISHED room for plan. Call UNION UNDERWRI¬ EAST LANSING - Hickory Hills.. Close to campus. Call 372-7150 over $25 each clipping newspaper NICE ROOM in 4 man across quiet female. No cooking, 337- TERS INSURANCE AGENCY. Modem spacious 1 and 2 bedroom after 6 p.m. 6-1-14 Very Tort,. - items. Details free. Write: CLIP¬ from campus. Will rent to one for 2418 after 5 p m 3-1-9 485-4317. 0-18-1-30 apartments, townhouse style. Lo¬ Coll 332-0111. PING, box 24791 C9, Seattle, $110; two for $65 each. 332-6459. cated North Hagadorn. Informa¬ BACHELOR EFFICIENCY. Older AUTO Check - CYCLE INSURANCE. our low rates and easy Washington 96124. 10-1-20 PART TIME employment for MSU tion call 351-5937. 7-1-15 serious male student only. $100/ month includes utilities except FURNISHED ONE bedroom cot¬ 3-1-9 LARGE FINISHED attic in house [_ For Sale V payment plan. Close to campus. students. 12 - 20 hours per week. TWO ROOMMATES needed for phone. Quietness a must. tage, campus 5 minutes, student STEREO SYSTEM: Garrard 0-100 near campus. Ideal for couple or LOYDS OF LANSING INSUR¬ Automobile Campus Hill Apartment. $71.25/ 485-9281. 3-1-9 couple preferred, $150. monthly, roommates. Rent $125 month pi js turntable. Kenwood 5002 ampli¬ required 339-9500. month. 349-3811. 6-1-14 332-8913. 3 1-9 ANCE, 484-1414. 0-18-1-30 C-8-1-16 utilities. 489-2312. 3-1-9 fier, ADC 303AX speakers. Excel¬ NEEDED ONE woman to sublet lent condition. $290. 349-1783. TWO GIRLS needed for four Americana apartment. Winter GIRL NEEDED now. Own room, MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST TWO ROOMS upstairs of farm¬ 6-1-14 DEADLINE Full time Day Shift Monday person apartment. Very close, nice term only. 332-6414. 2-1-9 cute cottage. Lake Lansing, $70/ house. Share kitchen and bath, I News ads ■ 1 p.m one class people. Reduced rent. 332-5969. month. No lease - deposit - pets. through Friday, minimum starling partially furnished, close to cam¬ SEWING MACHINE clearance I dav before publication. 3-1-9 FEMALE NEEDED. Share four girl 3398493 3-1-9 sa'e1 Brand new portables $49.95. salary $3.43 per hour plus credit pus but car needed, non smoker for experience. Must have at least apartment. $58. Includes utilities. and mature, $85/month. 332-8987. $5 per month. Large selection of ROOM IN house, I Cancellation/corrections 12 one year of medical transcription Spacious, close. 351-8939. 3-1-9 walking distance 3-1-9 reconditioned used machines. Sin¬ e class day before to MSU. $80 plus utilities. 332 service. For information call office 5677. 3-1-9 gers, Whites, Necchi's, New I publication. of Employment, Lansing General SISTER WANTED to share two Home and "many others." $19.95 TWO BEDROOM, quiet at¬ bedroom apartment. Collingwood ONE STUDENT needed for 3 M-78 BODY SHOP. Hospital, 2800 Devonshire, Lan¬ to $33.95. Terms. EDWARDS I Once ad is ordered it cannot Rustproofing FEMALE: OWN room. Gunson bedroom house, own room, $65/ specialists. Most cars rustproofed sing, Michigan 48909, 517- mosphere, carpet, drapes, dish¬ Apartments. 351-7018 after 4:30. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 1115 I be cancelled or changed until Street. Quiet non smoker prefer¬ month plus utilities. 4893479. washer, disposal. Self-cleaning 5-1-13 - North Washington, 489-6448. C- I after first insertion, unless it is for $45. Guaranteed. 337-0496. 372-8220, ext. 268. Equal Oppor¬ red. 351-2586 or 351-1249. 3-1-9 81-13 oven, security system, carport. 18-1 30 I ordered & cancelled by noon C-181-30 tunity Employer. 10-1-20 Three month special $160 first 3 ONE OR two people wanted for I 2 days before publication. LIGHT, SPACIOUS duplex. Ga¬ MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST months, $190 next nine months one bedroom, very close. Some WHY BUY another used car? with one year lease. 393-5635, rage, yard, full basement. 3 bed¬ utilities, rent negotiable. 133 Du- I There is a $1.00 serviow* The -Expert fust repair, body repair, MTIASCP) 372:1346.6-1.14,- rand, « 3. 351-7503.3 1-9 rooms, $250/month. 393-6575 I charge for an ad change plus fuH turn afternoon shift posHtbha , refinising. Free estimates Located 5-1-13 - •' available, must be registered or | 18C per word per day for I across from Larry's Shop Rite. eligible, minimum starting salary MSU AREA. Two person, fur¬ NEED ONE woman to sublet additional words. UNIVERSITY AUTO BODY, 1108 nished, carpeted, modern. $170/ NEEDED ONE man to sublet Creative Corner waters edge apartment. Close, East Grand River, 332-5603.5-1-13 $4.75 per hour. Plaase contact month. 349-9252 after 6 p.m. 3-1 -9 parking, $91. 332-0348. 3-1-9 duplex near MSU. Call 337-9687 or office of employment, Lansing STE - MAR REALTY, 489-2431. General Hospital, 2800 Devonsira, 3-1-9 First Come Lansing 48909, 517-372-8220, ext. LARGE ONE bedroom apartment. MODERN APARTMENT, one Close to shopping. Utilities inclu¬ bedroom, furnished or unfur¬ I The State News will be 268. Equal Opportunity Employer. 20 Parking Spaces ded. No pets. 655-1142. 3-1-9 nished, near MSU. Hull Apart OWN ROOM in house, Pennsyl¬ I'riiilcd Pattern 10-1-20 I responsible only for the first 135 Bagua Street ments, 3514799. 6-1-14 vania near Kalamazoo, $80. Call n insertion. Marianne 351-4280 or 332-3870 PLEASANT AND articulate fa- UW STUDENT seeks one or two evenings, <184-2906. mature persons to share apart¬ 8-1-16 I Bills are due 7 days from the Call after 5 p.m. male wanted to answer my busi¬ MALE ROOMMATE wanted. I ad expiration date. If not ness calls at her number. Mark - ment. Phone 882-8556.5-1-13 Must be serious student and non - paid THREE FOUR man duplex, block smoker. Stan, 332-6346. 5-13 I by the due date, a 50C late from MSU. Pets welcome. Call :e charge will be due. ELECTRIFYING: CONVERT your car to electric powerl No pollution. Cheap and reliable transportation. | Far Reit "")[$[ YES...tW0 ONE GIRL for two man apartment $97.50 monthly. 427 Grove, near Vanessa 349-9675 days, 3499675. 3-1-9 Mary Write for details: ELECTRIC EN¬ Dooley's 332-2375, furnished. Round Town GINEERING Dept. E, P.O. Box TV AND stereo rentals. $25/term. johns 2-1-8 FOUR BEDROOM, two baths. 1371, East Lansing. C-18-1-30 Large. 2 V, miles campus. $62.50/ $10.95/month. Call NEJAC 337- month. 373-2530,655-1561. 81-14 apartment! 1010. C-18-1-30 LUXURY ONE bedroom apart¬ IGNITION AND tune - up parts for per ment. mate, non MSU student needs room¬ ■ smoker, $90/month. ONE FEMALE, own room in your imported car. In stock at REFRIGERATOR AND TV rentals. 3 - 6 and 9 month laasas house. East side, close to bus line. reasonable prices at Free delivery. Low term rates. Ed, 351 4481. 3-1-9 AND BALCONIES. TOO 484-3688. 81-13 CHEQUERED FUG FOREIGN DORM RENT - ALL. 372-1796. CAR PARTS. 2605 East Kalama¬ Water's ( River's ONE BLOCK east of MSU. Beau¬ 8-1-16 Edge DUPLEX, TWO bedrooms, re¬ zoo, one mile west of campus. tiful one bedroom unfurnished. (next to Cedar Village) Call 332-1703. 3-1-9 decorated, ten minutes to cam¬ 487-5055. C-10-1-20 Roommate Service pus, $185. Includes utilities. No I apartin Ify] £2422 PERSON FOR own room in large, pets. 4886719. 3-1-9 lupi 100LS 1973. 4 - speed, [ Aviation X. NEED TWO people to sublet TWO GIRLS winter term sublease. Campus Hill Apartments. $68.75/ pleasant, two 3494419. 6-1-14 man, Campus Hill. THREE BEDROOM furnished. il tires. bedroom in large 3 bedroom. Carpeting. 827 East Saginaw near Good condition. PARACHUTING BEGINNING les¬ month. Free bus. 3494979. 6-1-14 > Home, Twickingham. 351-3262. 5-1-13 NEED one for 2 bedroom apart¬ Pennsylvania $125. Call after 2 351-4792. Work sons, movies, parties every week¬ p.m. Wednesday. 482-6906. 2-1-8 "^0- 3-1-9 ment. 62.50/month plus utilitias. end during winter term for the NEED ONE woman for 2 - person ONE BEDROOM. Furnished apart¬ Call 4897067. 3-1-9 dedicated. Details, 361-0799.3-1-9 apartment. No deposit. Winter; ments. $160, utilities paid. 4 miles |UDI ■od 1973 100LS. 2-dooT condition. $3,000. 656-1398 Very from campus on M-78/Saginaw, spring option. 351-7858. 5-1-13 ONE, TWO, and three bedroom [_ Rooms smogs. 6-1-14 I EiHoynt Ifjj] near Marsh Road. No pets. 339 8696. 6-1-14 EAST LANSING, close to cam¬ pus, unfurnished, 3 rooms and apartments. Convenient to MSU. Private balconies and pool ONE SINGLE room available plus 20 parking spaces. 135 Bogue BIRCHFIELD APARTMENTS, tnK LEr3ir'SABRE Bab '372,"custom power stwring and EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for MALE WANTED for own unfur¬ nished bedroom in 2 bedroom bath. Married couple or single woman only. $175/. Phone formerly 393-0210. 6-1-14 Strawberry Fields, Street. 3514280 or 332-3870 after 5 p.m. 3-1-9 management trainee, local firm 332-5968 after 6 p.m.. 7-1-15 rkes- Excellent condition, must has opening for qualified people apartment. $100 month. Call 393- SINGLE. SEMI-FURNISHED, 8 74?,Te- Ca" desirous of advancement and high income potential - company 4761. 4-1-12 EAST SIDE. Five room furnished, ONE and TWO bedroom furnished mobile homes. $25. $40 per minutes to campus on Park Lake, FURNISHED. "SHARE two-man steam heat, utilitiee paid. Married week. On the lake, 10 minutes to $85/month including utilities. Call training program - full fringe [AMaro 1974, s real economic benefits with itarting salary of two bedroom. Near Frandor. couple. Also others. Dodge campus. Clean, peaceful and after 7:30 p.m. 641-6265. 3-1-9 r. 3-speed trans, 6 cylin- Working or graduate student. Call Realty, 482-5909. 6-1-14 quiet. 641-6601. 8181-30 Enjoy the outdoors team new clutch, $1,000, For interview appointment - rustprpofed. am/ 3494496 evenings. 5-1-13 LARGE ROOM jacket with pants or skirts! M call Mr. Josophson 361-7330. 4-1- radio, 8-track. Call 487-2425 NEED ONE man. four man house. home, Ok-"i;os. Transportation Crochet sporty, handsome 12 P«5p.m. S-81-13 $75/month. Furnished, close to needed to MSU. $75 a month. jacket with a hood that con¬ BABYSITTER, TWO year old, in ONE BEDROOM, all utilities paid, furnished, carpeted, lease nego¬ campus. Call 485 6634. 3-1-9 "HSK IB 1 nephone 349-1353. 2 1-8 verts to a collar. Mainly dou¬ [hevelle MALIBUof 1975. $117. Take Call my home. 30 houra/week, flexible. tiable. $170/month. 487-6357 or 3493024. 5-1-13 HASLETT, MODERN one bed¬ OKEMOS, CLOSE to MSU. 2 ble creche' Use knitting wor¬ sted. I 7421:: "■3003. 6-1-14 $180/month. LIGHT housekeep¬ bedroom, washer/dryer, fireplace. Sizes 8-iB included. room. Stove, refrigerator, air. ing, 88*2606 after 6:30.3-1-9 $275/month plua deposit. Phone SI .00 lor each pattern. Add ONE MAN needed for four man Laundry in building. $150/month So versatile! Slip on the 3583176. 81-13 35* each pattern for first-class [hevrolet 1968 impale in STUDENTS, excellent WAY to apartment. Close, $85/month. plus utilitias. 3398417, 3392739. jacket for going places, take airmail and handling. Sand tor "wet. air, good 6-1-13 it off when you arrive. Under¬ angina, $400 or finance rent, education, car. Part- 332-3025, 5-7 p.m. 3-1-9 OWN ROOM. Nice co-ed house. « offer. Call 351-3715. 5-1-13 neath. the sleeveless dress ha Alice Brooks time. Matura only apply. Inter¬ $66/month plus utilitias. Great a ne». '.aist, swlngy skirt. FEMALE. IMMEDIATE oc¬ Needlecrift DipL view. 372-1046 after 6 p.m. 0-2-1-8 MSU AREA, Okemos. One bad- people. 351-0225. 81-14 -.ted Pattern 4800: Half Net 1963. Low mileage, good cupancy. Old Cedar Village. Win¬ . ■"V Excellent engine. High gas room, unfurnished, carpeted, mo- ter/Spring. $66 monthly. Call RENT HOUSE for $175/month ld'-'a, 121'a. 14'/a. 16'/a. Michigan SfafaNawn, 126 RESIDENT MANAGER couple for dam. $160, heat included. 332-0973. 3-1-9 181a, 20! a. Size W, (bust ""e MOO. Boi 103, Old Chelsea Sts„ New 625-3194.10-1-20 East Lansing apartment. Various 3492580. 8-1-16 plus security. Students welcome. 37) takes yds. 6Binch. Close. 482-7467. 81-13 $1.00 lor each pattern. Add York, NY 10011. Print Name, duties required. Nice building. SUBLET 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Address, Zip. Pattern Number. JmIcJ974, 128 fwrt coupe. Slackers need not apply. Phone NEAR SPARROW. One bedroom, Indoor pool. East Lansing apart¬ Don't bo dasartadl 35* for each pattern for first- class airmail and handling. MORE than aver before! 200 |WM Stereo, sunroof, excellent 332-0111.0-18-1-30 $126, includes utilities. Call even¬ ment. January - March. Lease HOUSE FOR rent In country. Send to. designs plus 3 free printed In¬ |mdtton. ""4.3-1-9 Asking |26g0 3^ ings, 372-2738, also house. 8-1-16 renewal possible. W month free Married couple, no dogs, children. $125/month. Phone 694-9033.81- Chock out Anne Adams side NEW 1976 NEEDLECRAFT TRAVEL WITH payll Summer CATALOG! Has everything. 75*. rent. 365-7737, 351-6697. 3-1-9 13 Crochet with Squares -S1.00 jobs In Europe, U.S., world - wldel FEMALE FOR two bedroom. Own COLLINGWOOD APTSU Pattern Dipt. N> van 1965,~R^buIit engine, Stamped addressed envelops. room, furnished. Bogus Street. WELCOME TO Crochet a Wardrobe $1.00 ■°0 625-3194. GLOBETROTTER - REVIEW, box $110/month. 337-9678.1-1-7 Michigan State Naws, 116 Nitty Fifty Quilts $1.00 10-1-20 Ripple Crochet $1.00 884, St. Joaaph, Missouri, 64602. WOLFMOON PIZZA * air conditioned 243 Wist 17 St., New York, NY Sew + Knit Book SI 2! |?"dExcellent «• 1971 wagon, v-8, automa- tlrea, 3-1-9 _ TWO BEDROOM mobile horns. Close campus.. Furnished, quiet, Saturday Nitai, 5-1 •dishwasher lOOIt. Print NAME, ADDRESS. IIP, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Needlepoint Book Flowor Crochet Book $1.00 $1.00 new battery The only homomode wholowhoct pttie In town I •shag carpeting J? ***■ "00. Phone Gary, NURSE AIDS needed Immediately carpeting, paneling. $140, With Iresh wholewheat crust end homomode plno souce • unlimited parking GET A $1.00 pattern free - Hairpin Crochet Book ...$1.00 P'4493. or 339-9500. C-3-1-9 for private duty and ataff relief. 332-8498.1-1-7 and " .vilec of choose ond piles of voglos • Instant Crochet Book $1.00 Chose your own shifts and days. .. . Plush furniture choose it from NEW SPRING- Instant Macrime Book ..$1.00 MALE ROOMMATE needed, $75, lifer II" pie * Model Open Daily SUMMER CATALOG! Pecked with Instant Money Book $1.00 Phone MEDICAL HELP, 489-1446, pjanada 1975~eutomatic.- Po- 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday own bedroom, country setting. WOLFMOON BAKERY 8c hundreds of great sun, sport, Complete Gift Book .$1.00 X ^eet'tg, disc brakes, 6 cylin- through Friday. 6-1-14 Knob Hill Apartments. 3490649. city, travel styles. Send 75# lor Catalog Now! Complete Afghans J14 .$1.00 Irrx?? ■"'b. S8a,a- '6.000 353-0957. 6-1-14 miles, 5-1-13 FOOD CO-OP call 351-8282 Sew + Rait look .11.25 12 Prize Afghans #12. Book of 16 Quilts #1 50* 50* AVON 1011 E. Michigan Ave. «""• on* P"«k em up (behind Old World Plaza Instant Money Crafts .$1.00 Museoa Quilt Book #2 _»* Excellent earnings be an Avon re¬ TWO BEDROOM, furnished, par¬ 401003$ (bwf delivery available) ontha riven) Instant Sawing Book $1.00 15 Quilts tor Today #] _50* iJ. *2300.Civ|(f»-m:p-;,-- -JA king, 4 blocks to campus. After 5, Instant Fasklon look $1.00 Book of 16 llffy Rugs _50* presentative. San famous cosme¬ YUMMY! . 625-3194.10-1-20 tics - jewelry. 482-6893. 20-2-3 332-0625. 6-1-14 Wednesday, January 1 8 Michigan State Newt, Eo»t Lansing, Michigan ,( Nr Sill Fir Sill TO ALL TYPES of oplical repairs, prompt service. OPTICAL DIS¬ COUNT, 2615 East Michigan. Lan¬ sing. 372-7409. C-3-1-9 STEREO COMPONENTS. 20% - 40% off. All major brands availa¬ ble. Guaranteed. Call Vlnce at 1-313-386-2709, a.m. 3-1-9 Withdrawal of tax agents SOUTH ORANGE, N J. (API Service of jeopardizing invesU- from probes into wrongdoing, "has effectively removed from cash are deducted illegally in hit Involving tax-related mu, bribery and extortion caaes, Goldstein listed 14 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. 35 mm VIVATAR 420/SLcsmere: — The U.S. attorney for New gations of white collar crime U.S. Atty. Jonathan Gold- the war against corruption the investi-j and the recipients of cash 'do tions of public Tanks, cannisters, and uprights. SLR camera body and 50mm lens. Jersey on Tuesday accused the and political corruption by stein charged that IRS commis- most effective weapon that the New Jersey that he corruptjfl Guaranteed one full year. $7.88 361-4737. Ask for F.M. 2-1-8 head of the Internal Revenue withdrawing IRS accountants sioner Donald C. Alexander United States possesses - IRS not report it as income on not have been say 8 and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING accounting agents. federal tax returns. complete -.i COMPANY, 316 North Cedar Op¬ SHO - BUD PEDAL steel guitar Goldstein said Alexander has "When an illegal cash pay¬ cessfully without the he|t J posite City Market. C-18-1-30 with case and volume pedal. Call ment is made, the crimes of skilled IRS accountants prompted a fundamental shift 337-0367. 3-1-9 1933 ZIESS MICROSCOPE. Ex¬ Date arranged for MSU appeal to NCAA in tax enforcement policy. "The commissioner has at¬ bribery, extortion and tax vio¬ lations occur simultaneously," He said the IRS also major role in the investing pis,y and prosecution of ly used, call 353-1545. 1-1-9 cellent condition $300. Call 393- (continued from page 1) tempted to justify his shift in Goldstein said. "Accordingly, there fa no President Spiro T. former Vbl 8411 or 482-5022. Best offer. investigation, indicated that he of the coaching staff. policy on the false premise that Agne* 8-1-16 Scarborough, associate profes- is studying the situation and The Big Ten, of which MSU fa crimes such as extortion and justifiable reason for IRS a- the subsequent prosecutioosi sor of natural science, and was uncertain whether he a member, fa also conducting its bribery do not result in viola¬ gents to be withdrawn from the Watergate scandals. L Goldstein asked 35 mm GAF - LEF automatic Frederic D. Williams, professor would represent his clients at own study of the allegations and tions of the tax laws." Gold¬ corruption investigations." Alexand.1 Gibsons electronic camera. Telephotolens plus accessories. 351-4123.1-1-17 of history and adjunct professor of military science. Wharton added that both he the conclave, The appeal is the final step of the investigation initiated last will make a report later. Sources have indicated that if action fa taken to reprimand stein ssid. "If the last six years have demonstrated nothing else, it is Goldstein addressed a tax conference at Seton Hall Uni¬ versity. He said his remarks not to withdraw "this skilled accountants battle of corruption." armizl from al .1 BOOKSALE KENMORE DELUXE washer, $50. and Leland Carr, vice president April. MSU supposedly any members of the coaching staff or As Loads of paper Phone 332-5293 after 6 p.m. for legal services, would attend cited for 70 alleged recruiting that in every single instance in were personal views and do not alternative, he urged that sisl E-5-1-13 the hearing. Wharton also noted violations. An initial hearing football squad, legal action would be pursued based on the which the crime of either necessarily reflect the opinion cfal IRS agents be to the Justice transferrwl and hardback! was held by the NCAA Infrac¬ extortion or bribery is commit¬ of the U.S. Justice Dept. Dept. I COMPONENT STEREO system. that MSU head football coach Text and Sensui amp, Sony tape deck. Denny Stolz would not make the tions Committee in Denver last infringement of the defendants' constitutional rights by the ted, there is as well a federal However, the department has been at odds with the IRS "If this fa not possible, would recommend that thea|l Gerard tumtab1: spakers. 394- October. The University was NCAA. income tax violation," he said. |lI Reference trip to St. Louis. (Stolz is Goldstein said payments of over the policy of active partici¬ Justice Dept. contract vial 0139. 3 1-9 notified of the results of that presently in Tampa, Fla„ where certified We buy books anytime he will serve as coach of the hearing Dec. 4 and requested pation by IRS agents in white public accounlj»| collar investigations. Alexan¬ firms to perform special audfal $. Africa suffers losses PIONEER 727 Turier - amp, two 128 W.Grand River "North" team in the American the appeal. lbl.W. of Union , Rectilinear III speakers, Koss pro- four-AA headphones. $630 or se¬ Bowl this Saturday.)* The Council, if it upholds the der contends the IRS should be involved only in inquiries in aid of its Goldstein said. investigation,' | \ MthruFrl. f parately. 484-5105. 3-1-9 Anthony DeCeilo, attorney Infractions Committee findings, for MSU assistant coaches could levy penalities ranging (continued from page 1) seized the town of Negaje from \ ,9:00-5:30 / Howard Weyers and Charles from a reprimand to proba¬ Front FNLA has received U.S. the FNLA and captured large Equal pay for 2245 MARANTZ AM-FM Re¬ ! Animals j'w| Butler, whose names have pop¬ tionary status for the football money and supplies. groups of foreign mercenaries. talei ceiver. Dual 12155. 4 Jensen speakers. After 5 p.m., 339-J590. PROVIDE A ped up frequently during the team and dismissal of some or all Tass, monitored in Moscow, It did not give their nation¬ alities. equal talent. pure - mix. Free said the "national army of the 5-1-13 In other Angolan develop¬ puppy with a permanent pleasant People's Republic of Angola" Board of Education audited When you apply for one of our jobs, home. 332-5293. E-5-1-13 ments: only MID - MICHIGAN'S largest audio had launched an offensive on your talent counts. We have over 300 |obs • The Soviet Union sharply retailer with the finest in stereo BEAUTIFUL PUPPIES free to nearly all fronts. It said South you could start a career with. Men and women African denied the charge of a British start at >361 ."a month (before deductions). products and electronic repairs. good homes. Seven weeks. Call (continued from page 1) troops had suffered government with 815,098 over political leader that it had paid With a raise to»402.°* after 4 months. If Shop the store with straight stereo 351-1979, 332-8667. E-5-1-13 "heavy losses near the Angolan you answers. MARSHALL MUSIC. or is supposed to reimburse the that 25 months, a situation that towns of Kibala and Santa a 850 million bribe to a West qualify, these are a few of the jobs you could federal government for the 80 Jursa says is being cleared up. African leader for his support train for: 245 Ann Street. C-1-1-7 Comba," and that the South | Mobile Homes per cent payment. But the auditors auditor: found that Also, instead of sending "otice » student 30 days after u v. v.. African and U.S.-backed fac- tionJ h d abandoned nunlerous of the Moscow-backed group i Angola. Tass labeled the state- Data Processing, Intelligence, Motor Trans¬ port. Metal Working, Electrical Systems Re¬ SONY STEREO cassette recorder. the state has failed to credit the - she has defaulted -- - pair, Textile/Leather Repair, Printing, Food townj ment Saturday by Liberal par- TC-137SD. Brand New. Dolby - loan and another notice 30 days Preparation, Map Making, Radio Instrument limiter. Must sell. 351-6555. 5-1-13 after the first one has been Both Tass and a South Afri- chiet Jeremy Thorpe as Repair, Laboratory Assistant. can newspaper, the Rand Daily "nothing else but an impudent Once you finish training, start moving. Climb Aquarium: 27 gallon odell hexa¬ gon. Mirror back with stand. GREAT LAKES 10' x 45'. Two bedroom. Porch addition. Natural Student voting unanswered, the board has taken from 5 to 13 months to send the first letter and an Mail, reported that the MPLA had captured Carmona, in nor- Ue-" The British government als0 discredited the Thorpe the ranks as you work in Europe, or almost anywhere in the U.S.A. Dynaflow filter, fish and more. gas heat. $1600 or best offer. At there Angola, from the FNLA. claim- saying Monday he had $100. 482-6102. 3-1-9 lot C16, Mobile Manor. 2756 additional 3 to 6 months to send Grand River. 6-1-14 (continued from page 1) the second notice. Tass, also said the MPLA had not substantiated it. Call • Newspapers in ballots into the boxes." Nigeria re¬ WORLD BOOK encyclopedia- SUBLEASE UNTIL June. 2 bod- The audit also revealed that ported that 5,000 Nigerian Army Opportunities 1972 edition, yearbooks included, excellent condition. Call 332-6218. room trailer at Park Lake. Heat, Joe Brockington, president of the Council of Graduate Stu¬ close to 30 per cent of the Flags on cops youths have volunteered to 694-9149 1-1-7 furnished. 641-4266 or 1-616-671- Parent's Confidential State¬ fight alongside forces of the dents (COGS) said that the COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Soviet-backed faction in Ango¬ 5411.6-1-14 Join the council approved a resolution ments (PCS) that are submitted The American - people who've joined the Army. SANSUII, PIONEER, Kenwood, to the state, to establish finan¬ flag patches on la. The youths belong to the AR, Garrard. Used prices on like 1971 VINDALE, 12 x 63, 7 x 14 urging all graduate students to cial need V1 of a 600 city police uniforms v Patriotic Front for Africa, vote the PIRGIM referen¬ 0 student, ^ nulltm expando, 2 bay windows, living on new equipment. Cameras and room 20 x 14, loaded, 694-9200. dum, but remained neutral on inaccurate. The auditors said be stripped off this Bicentennial which was described as a projectors. Records, 8 track and cassette tapes. Downhill ski e- the issue itself. that the state should require 7ear as ordered earlier, Police revolutionary organization op- "We supported the referen¬ the federal tax returns of the Ghie' Earl Burden said Mon- posed to all forms of neo-coloni- quipment. Guitars and amplifiers, Raleigh and Schwinn 10 - speed dum," said Brockington, "but student's parents in addition to da7' t „ aUsm and imperialism in Africa, bikes. Leather coats for men and we didn't take a stand on the the PCS, a suggestion that Burden said the flag patches, women. Electric and manual type¬ issue. We did not urge stu¬ Jursa said is unrealistic be- wh,ch a f've-man uniform corn- ASK VoOR F«l£W& - writers. Much quality LOST: FEMALE block labredor. cause income tax forms mittee recommended be re- many fsooAtt# OR lATt* UG-'fiS more mer¬ dents to vote either way." chandise to choose from come on Markings on chest/feet. White are not completed by the April moved, will stay. Elaine McCartney, N. Fair- down to Dicker and Deal, 1701 paint markings. 337-7852, 351- South Cedar, 487-3886. C-18-1-30 8695. 2-1-8 view Road, Lansing, manned 1 ment financial award deadline. announce- The committee had said the Hag patches, added to uniforms f 06.TCHA! WE. KfOOUi you'u. one of the ballot tables. "Most LOST: PART german shepherd, are voting," she said, "but Jursa said that .B'kFMiTidh M " black back, tan legs, pink nose, answers to Knossos. Reward call many don't know what for." Several students approached 5 or 6 qualified people to the present staff of 12 professional* bard t0 iine up . . . and detracted from the appearance COSTthMtAS HANi ff&XM TMT.'J 337-0210. 3-1-9 the workers asking questions and 35 staff personnel would of the uniform." To SHOto oaE. CAA1, A BOGART, BLONDE - white terrior about what the ballots were for. "A lot of them come up to clear up all of the problems. He added that the problems are oPPtAi/Ofe Sot e*F AAJY_ * mix. Lost Hagadorn/M - 78 area. 332-2628 or 353-5360;. 5-1-13 us and ask us," McCartney said, being slowing worked on and L /a IC PitZA *Tit- < "but we can't say anything. We that he would find the audit JfWUARV is!. January Special: » AKC BRITTANY Spaniel, 10 just tell them they have the useful as leverage in prodding months, good pet and pedigree. option of voting or not voting." the legislature for more people. » \ Call Doug 332-4547. 3-1-9 ♦Fresh Cider* Personal /] n No preservatives WELCOME BACK, come in and » Tues., Thurs., or Sat. see us. GULLIVER STATE DRUG, * Limited supply per day. 1105 East Grand River. Phone Announcements for It's What's * IMTMICIJUIYWmm 332-5171. 0-1-1-7 "The Barber of Seville" - a Happening must be received in the K * * Hours —8:30 to 8:30 Sundays 12 to 8:00 FREE...A lesson in complexion State News office, 341 Student Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least lavish production of the immortal Rossini opera. Tonight, at 9:00 on WKAR - TV, channel 23. V WE DELIVER! K cere. Call 484-4519 East Michigan two class days before publication. » 225ANN 351-6230 or 485-719"* Lansing Mall. MERLE will be ac- E CAMPUS NORTH OF I6S [ NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. cepted by phone. Association for Shared Child¬ M78 C-18-1-30 birth will begin a new series of S HAPPY NEW yearl Kenwood KR - 5400 receiver, Altec, Bose 501, and Marantz 4 - G speakers, | isai bus lie WiM'JS Lamaze Method Childbirth Pre¬ paration classes the first of each month. Registration should be 337-1377 351-3420 ! Thorens TD - 165 turntable, Teac 210 cassette deck, Akai 250 - D DUPLEX - EAST Lansing. Ve- PERFECT IBM TYPING. Fas, ser- in "¥ ,he 1 MILK FBOM reel to reel. New yashica electro 35 terans - no down payment. At- vice ,or V°ur university and busi- CAMPUS camera. TV sets, car stereo, K - tractively decorated, fully cer- ness needs. 351-7610. 10-1-21 • • • PIZZA EXPRESS 2 skiis poles and bindings, ski peted, excellent rental. Can be Are you in Special Education, 26011. Michigan Ave. boots. Chain saws, dry wall stilts, owner occupied at this time. EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis- Spanish, Music, Physical Educa- carpet stretcher, space heaters, Priced to selll V.A. - F.H.A. terms. serrations, fpica-elite.) FAYANN, tion, Math, English, Social 482-1191 camp stoves and typewriters. CB Call us today - Don or Eileen 489-0358. C-18-1-30 Science, History or Natural radios - Robyn, Cobra, Pace, Smith, 646-0748, GAY GARDNER Science? Find out how you cen antennaes and accessories WIL¬ REALTY INC., 372-6750. 5-1-13 TYPING EXPERIENCED. Fast and benefit in 26 Student Services COX SECONDHAND STORE, 609 reasonable. 371-4636. C-18-1-30 Bldg. Michipan Avenue, big green buil¬ ding. 485-4391. C-18-1-30 1 Recreation '' (fi1 TYPING, BLOCK campus. Elec- trie, fast, experienced, reasonable. Would Y°u lika to get in on the FROST FREE refrigerator $100, PARACHUTING BEGINNING les- Thesea',erm papers' editing. 332- ground floor of a presidential couch $15, blue shag rug $10, mar'e kitchen chairs $5 each, sons, movies, parties every week- end durinn winter term #«r tha 8498 3"'"® toXSSlnf Zn za^.l moat- rrosident organizational mT Sir,gei Touch and Sew $200, Skis $15, size 9ft ski boots $15, dedicated. Details, 351-0799.3-1-9 PURR * FECT personal and professional IBM Accurate JJ9 at 8:30 tonight in the Union. Check lobby for the room. Garrard 70 turntable $50.351-5539 I -—; typing. One day service. 351-5094. . . . after 6 p.m. 3-1-9 I Service \W C-IS-T-SO The Honor, College Women'. Bike FOR QUALITY stereo service visit ™RING BY th? D.rop nli dElEi The ^ketSo™'!^ the STEREO SHOPPE, 555 East ?«TSSjSSKS " n0 ansvu,,r 393-2499. T^rsday. The regular meetings covered Grand River. C-18-1-30 Join us. ^ on Wednesdava „ uaual. with snow?? iBStractioi fl*l UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS COM- 1 'L 1 PLETE DISSERTATION and re- M.S.U. Soaring Club, free Win- Still time sume service, IBM typing, editing, ter Term ground school introduc- WrilTING TUTOR - coach. Eight multili'h offset printing, type - tory meeting at 7:30 tonight in 203 for Winter years experience teaching w " :ig setting and binding. We Men's Intramural Bldg. Informa- skills, editing, proofreading. J 7 encourage comparative shopping, tion on soaring and the club and storage at: 1591.3-1-9 For estimate stop in at 2843 East an excellent soaring film. "Soaring Grand River or phone 332-B414. Country," will be shown. Velocipede Peddler [Typing Service H ji 1 °',8"1"3° r— if——, What can be done to improve o "pleasant cafe" that features the 541 EGrand River finest In soups, sandwiches, salads, '351-7240 ANN BROWN PRINTING and ZJSMJSlSl beet ond wine. NITELY folk entertain¬ p^raiara Licea'^0Ccmi8-?30 '2 ]**** 5100 ^ Ro9d' ment — never a cover charge. OLDfifasD MATERIALS FOR shelving, lofts, desk tops available. We can cut COMPLETE DISSERTATION and SHARE A ride from Hint to MSU. ••• materials to size. HASLETT LUM¬ resume service. Printing, IBM Retum 4:00' 785_ Anyone Interested in joining BER COMPANY. Near Lake Lan¬ typing, binding. Printing from your 8442.3-1-9 State Senator John Otterbacher's ftoch 1 — MAC \J sing, 339-8236. 5-1-13 plain paper originals. Corner campaign for the U.S. Senate Is M.A.C. end Grand River. Below BED AND dresser, good condi¬ Jones Stationery Shpp, 9-5, Mon- Wsiilid!!•) Invited to an organizational meet- Hffllll |A ing at 7:00 tonight In 335 Union tion, price negotiable. 351-3229 day-Friday. Call COPYGRAPH L~"' after 6 p.m. 3-1-9 SERVICE, 337-1666. C-18-1-30 WANTED: ONE man to complete 5 man crew and be part owner of Sign up to be contacted for "PAN AMERICAN" trombone for IRENE ORR. fraternity rush at cafeteria en¬ Theses, term papers, yacht preparing for extended sail¬ sale. In good condition $70. Call trances during dinner, Wednesday general typing. Formerly with Ann ing. Call 486-1886 or 487-0192, ask 332-6990. 2-1-8 Brown. Call 482-7487. C-12-1-22 for Dave. 3-1-9 and Thursday, Jan. 7 and 8. Rush week begins Jan. 12. n Slot* Nowc, Eo»t lomlng, Mtchlgon Wednesday, January 7,1976 19 THE SMALL SOCIETY Comlngi LOM9UI LISTOM SMITH by Brickman Detroit |«dooEyory4oy-A« lights kosorwd-Dickinson NowspoporSorvleii 4WJ1M-TV, Lowing 7 WXYZ-TV, Dttroll 3 WKZO-TV, Kotomwoo 12WJBT TV. Flint 29 WIVHV, Soglnaw 4 WWJ TV, Dot roll IWOTV, Grand Rapid* 4IWUHQ TV, ftottlo Crook V CKLW-TV. 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Mirth 00WN 1 land scenery or sea 5 Horse blankets 6 Ml 7 Old cone fthulz V 5 6 Ii 1 9 Wash basms — " 10 Impetuous I 12 Norse county 18 More attractive r T - i 21 Brrdse olav I □■'9 22 Oraw THINK Of H