Bowling class grading called sexist by some By MICHAEL SANDBERG In the last few years the cry of "Discrimination" from women has beoime commonplace, but in MSU's bowling classes the role has been reversed and it's now the males that are crying "Foul." In grading the bowling classes, most of jigolan iDDfS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) - Wider war may maintain large troop forces in Angola are the country escalate had wrecked any chances of Premier the teachers grade by total average for the term. The averages are then divided into two and scales, one example, one for those of the male gender for those of the female. one instructor gives a 4.0 to a male with a 135 average, while a female For Lopo do Nascimento of the Terican and Soviet involvement in war-. the main obstacles to an all-African solu¬ improved Cuba-U.S. relations. Soviet-backed Popular Movement gets a 4.0 with only a 108 average. i Angola waa predicted by African tion, he added. Ford also denounced the Senate action in —MPLA— government in Luanda said his ■omats Tuesday following failure of the Ford has been disturbed since the Some say this division of grades gives the December as "a deep tragedy for all nations forces would fight on in anization of African Unity to agree on a Angola. Jonas woman a much better chance of striking her Senate, by a 54-22 vote last month, blocked whose security depends on the United Savimbi of the National Union —UNITA— je plan for the divided country, way to a high grade than a male. any further funds for CIA aid to U.S.-sup- States." and Holden Roberto of the National Front Title IX, a law passed by Congress in [he White House reacted to the OAU lemate with an announcement that ported factions in Angola. Ford hopes the House will reverse the Nessen said the United States is using —FNLA— whose battlefield alliance is 1972 and enforced by the Dept. of Health, money previously approved for "limited supported by the United States, South Education and Welfare, supposedly makes fsident Ford will ask Congress when it Senate action and that the blockage of funds assistance" to Angola, some of it being Africa, Zaire and Zambia, said earlier they this grading practice illegal. This title ns from vacation next week to lift a to Angola will be eliminated in conference funneied through other nations. would keep on fighting if peace moves U.S. assistance to Angola, committee. prohibits "sex discrimination in education _,n He declined to say how the money is deadlocked. leaders of all three Angolan factions said The President has strongly criticized programs or activities which receive federal being used, when asked if it was being used African diplomats predicted that a stale financial assistance." The discriminating act e ready to prolong their civil war Soviet action in sending military aid to one to buy arms or train advisers to serve in mate would encourage wider Soviet, Ameri¬ in this case would be grading the women on [finitely, and in a dispatch from the faction in the war-torn African nation and Angola. can and South African participation in the a lower scale than the men some students capital of Luanda, the Yugoslav has said Cuba's introductions of troops in At the OAU conference in Addis Ababa, conflict. feel. is agency Tanjug reported heavy fight- n progress in Benguela, Lumbago and Although MSU does not have any defined ft Mocamedes. law about grade discrimination, school anti - Lular troops of the Soviet-backed Movement, known as the MPLA, I seized the military airport of Toto and lured arms and 12 planes with Zaire Senator wants legislature discrimination policy reads that there can be no disparity of treatment in promotion. A grade can be considered a form of promotion in some cases. /kings. SN photos Bob Koye When asked about the possibility of White House Press Secretary Ron Nes- 1 | said that despite the plan to ask »to lift the aid ban, "The President feels the best solution is a series of to nullify ERA ratification discrimination in the bowling classes, Gale Mickles, chairman of the Health and Physical Recreation (HPR) Dept. stated, 'This is not discrimination. Girls have a Is he set. physical handicap. If we wanted to give all {These are cease-fire, an end of all foreign By RALPH FRAMMOLINO the subject, said the Welborn thought the "We decided to do some research on the girls "C's" and all guys "A's," we would go {rvention , a Withdrawal of all foreign State News Staff Writer ERA confidence vote should be rescinded situation," Donnelly said, "and have asked on a straight scale." ts and a government of national unity in A state senator proposes to introduce a because the state Senate approved the some constitutional tola." resolution to rescind Michigan's ratification experts their opinions Mickles also said he did not believe in "all amendment on a voice-vote instead of a on (attorney general Frank) ■he State Dept.'s leading African expert, of the Equal Rights Amendment Kelley's deci- this liberation crap." (ERA) roll-call vote. She said that Welborn, who n Schaufele, said the United States despite a 1973 attorney general's opinion could not be reached, did not think the University Ombudsman Carolyn Stie- I not happy over the OAU's failure to which states such a move would be "futile." Donnelly said that the groups's solicita¬ ber's comments on the topic were similar to voice-vote particularly accurate. tion of opinions was not intended to be Mickles, but she called the handicap given ■h agreement on what to do about Sen. John Welborn, R-Kalamazoo, in¬ a reflection on Kelley's integrity. to women a. He said the "only satisfaction is necessary due to "anatomical She said the senator also objected to the The letters came from U-M, ome of the Africans...who share our tends to introduce a resolution sometime in Wayne State differences." far reaching amendment because it would were able to block" any efforts to February that would "rescind and nullify" University, University of Chicago and the the state legislature's ratification of the require extensive judicial testing, would Yale Law Schools. One professor, Despite the fact that University officials ss support for the MPLA. Roger A. ERA in infringe on a religion's right to refuse Needham at Cooley Law School in Lansing, . claim there is no discrimination, some males May 1972. |chaufele said the Soviet Union was to women clergy and might eventually lead to called the attorney general's reference to in the bowling class believe they are being e for the OAU's inability to reach a Pan Posthumus, a Welborn aide who bathrooms. evidence "imbecilic." treated unfairly. ion. The Russians and Cubans who headed up the senator's investigation into Posthumus defended Welborn against A spokesperson for the attorney general Sophomore Bill Hall stated, "It's a non - charges of sexism brought against him by said that the legislature can only be stopped contact sport so the grading should be done constituents. from the rescission if some one or some on a straight scale." organization goes to court to enjoin the Freshman Don Dougherty added, "It Jurses face indictment, "Every state law that comes up in favor of women, he's voted on," Posthumus said. She said Welborn believes that existing legislature from such action. The spokes¬ person also said that a court may rule contrary to the attorney general's decision. depends on how good a bowler she is. If she's good, it's discrimination." state and federal law is On the other hand, women interviewed enough to guaran The decision was only an expression of what tee women equality. the courts were likely to rule. thought that the grading system was fair. knn Arbor paper says An attorney general's decision of May 5, 1973, states that Michigan cannot rescind Currently, the ERA is only four short of 3d. the number needed for states Junior Carol Worth said, "Most girls don't have the strength to compete at the same level with the male bowlers," while Jane ratification of a constitutional amendment. ratification as an amendment to the U.S. Grabowski stated, Guys have better Constitution. bodies." INN ARBOR (API The U.S. attor- - The Ann Arbor newspaper r_r„ did not say ...it "While it is apparent that the Congress of Js office in Detroit will ask within the I two weeks that two Filipino nurses be connection with how many of the deaths the the United States is not as bound by would be indicted. precedent as a court, the historic prece- [ted for the deaths of patients at the _ , „ Traces of Pavulon, a , , , dents make it clear that the Michigan POSSIBLE SPLIT WITH PLO? is Administration Hospital here, the powerful muscle relaxant, were found in body fluids of si ,egis|ature would. in aU like|ihood, be I Arbor News reported Tuesday. of the patients who were revived. FBI indulging in a futile gesture if it v e newspaper, in a copyrighted story, agents said it was possible the drug Eq^SghU Syria requests resolutions ■ it learned from a source that Richard Amendment," the attorney general's de- intentionally injected into the veins of the lnis, chief of the criminal division of the patients affected. Pavulon, also known as I attorney's office, is completing a final pancuronium, causes suffocation unless The decision quoted a letter from a w of the case and will ask that Leonora those receiving it are on a respirator. former Michigan attorney general, a United now of Chicago, and Filipina NEW YORK (AP) - A Syrian diplomat countries to a committee to draft a so, 29, of Ypsilanti, be indicted. The newspaper said it learned action to St?'es SufT C°ur' de™io" »nd rules said Tuesday that Syria seeks the imple¬ resolution after Monday's opening session day that the PLO was against Resolutions. [S. confirm Atty. Ralph Guy said he could obtain the indictments from the grand jury - - set dow"Constitutional "n ^ 'I* V'S' ,SeAnate * Summit- Amendments mentation of all UN Mideast resolutions, of the debate. Also named to the committee 242 and 338 of 1967 and 1973 and also the ' sitting in Detroit is expected to take as a General Assembly's 1947 resolution favor¬ ;r nor deny the report. basis for it opinion. revealing possible differences with the were Libya and the PLO. place before Feb. 1. ing partition of Palestine into Arab and Palestine Liberation Organization. In Israel, soldiers shot and killed four Jewish states. tver comment on indictments Thomas C. O'Brien, the But three anti-ERA groups, one of which The PLO made clear, in an appearance Arab guerillas that the Tel Aviv command The Syrian ambassador said before I toII their coming forward," Guy said. "I \ Monday before the Security Council, that it said had infiltrated on a terror mission that the Tuesday's meeting: "What we want is just e you investigation." matter is under very ssss-— cuents. Happiness of Womanhood (HOW) and the rejects the 1967 and 1973 council resolu¬ tions that form the cornerstone for all timed to coincide with the debate. The command said leaflets on the bodies the implementation of UN resolutions, that the Security Council fulfill its responsibil- "That's development to me," he Ea8le Forum will present a compilation of Mideast peace negotiations. The resolu¬ . apologizing for his inability to a new identified them as members of the Arab ities under the charter with some action it said. "We haven't been told. The only action letters from "even! >aw professors from tions do not refer to Palestinian homeland [t more fully on the ongoing probe," demands. Rejection Front, which opposes the PLO. order to implement and to confirm the basic "I don't want to mislead you in of which we're aware is the call for Perez to Michigan and around the country in a press In New York, police found and disarmed a principles for a peaceful and just settle¬ fr direction." appear again this Thursday before the conference today that refutes the attorney "We advocate the complete implementa¬ bomb early Tuesday in front of the mission ment." tion of aU UN resolutions without excep¬ iz and Narciso were both questioned grand jury. She's coming back from Chicago general's ruling and say that i of Iraq, about three miles from UN He said that each resolution concerned "a to appear and I'll accompany her to the the ERA approval in Michigan would be tion," Syrian Ambassador Mouaffak AUaf November by headquarters. Three pipe bombs were specific part of the problem" — listing a federal grand jury in grand jury room." legal. told a reporter before the council was to found Monday beneath the UN library rights of the Palestinians to return to [it, and Narciso was called back a meet to continue its Mideast debate. building timed to go off just before the homes where Israel is now, Israeli occupa¬ d time. Both women are O'Brien cannot go into the grand jury Elaine Donnelly, president of the Allaf had been asked if Syria excluded registered council debate began. Anonymous tele¬ tion of Arab territories and partition. who were on duty in the room with his client. Michigan STOP ERA, which has worked hospital's the resolutions rejected by the PLO from phone callers said all of the bombs had been Egyptian President Anwar Sadat said 'e Care Unit (ICU) when more than Also to appear with Perez, the Ann with Welborn. said that Nebraska and those it wanted carried out. planted by the "Jewish Armed Resistance Tuesday that Egypt will try to secure a bathing failures and as'many as 11 Arbor News said, is Barbara Terrien, a Tennessee have rescinded their ERA Syria, Egype and Jordan were scheduled Strike Unit in association with the Jewish |S occurred recent place for the Palestinians at the Geneva among patients last sum- nursing school graduate who has supporting votes (in 1975) and there is no to speak in the Tuesday council session. Defense League." Middle East peace conference, if it is been working at the hospital. reason why Michigan cannot. Fellow Arab countries named all three Farouk Kaddoumi, head of the PLO's resumed, but is also ready to return to the political department, told the council Mon- conference without their participation. Labor Secretary Dun I op about to quit, rumors say WASHINGTON (API - Secretary of Dunlop supported the legislation and Labor John Dunlop met with President had earlier won Ford's endorsement of Ford privately Tuesday afternoon and it When he vetoed the bill. Ford con¬ sources indicated he resigned from the ceded it had contained everything he Cabinet apparently in the belief that his asked for when he promised to sign it. effectiveness had been undermined But he said he changed his mind, saying when Ford reneged on a promise to it would lead to chaos in the construction organized labor. Ford had urged him industry. not to quit. Political observers said the veto came in an effort to mollify conservative It was believed that the resignation supporters of former California Gov. would be announced this morning. Ronald Reagan who is challenging Ford Labor sources said Dunlop had made for the Republican presidential clear in private Monday night that he nomination. would inform Ford of his decision on Openly disappointed. Dunlop spent Tuesday. These sources said Dunlop the last several weeks trying to had decided to quit. determine whether the President's Speculation on a successor to Dunlop action undercut his effectiveness with has focused on W. J. Usery Jr., director labor. Aides had said Dunlop's decision of the Federal Mediation Service, who is would be based not on anger, but on a held in high regard by both labor and careful evaluation that the veto had left management. him in an unworkable position. Dunlop's resignation had been ex¬ The President formally vetoed the pected since Ford announced before picketing bill on Jan. 2, triggering the Christmas that he would veto a bill resignations Jan. 8 of the nine labor which would have increased con¬ members of the Collective Bargaining struction-site picketing power for Committee in Construction, which unions. Dunlop headed. 2 Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michiggt Wednesday, j0nu Ford appoints new WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford has named Nessen emphasized that Howard B. Callaway will con¬ full-field poll. • Presidential press secre¬ R-Calif., said in Dayton, Ohio, that the nomination of Reagan adviser Morton was recruited, cording to Nessen, because the ac¬ Morton, they will ,tiu, -able as political adv^l J could "the demise of the President wanted to avail him¬ Commerce Secretary Rogers tinue to run Ford's election tary Ron Nessen said Ford has cause Republican party." McCloskey self of Morton's expertise on C.B. Morton to a White House campaign and that Callaway accepted an invitation to speak the annual dinner of the said at the University of Day¬ domestic and economic policy Commerce Dept. fines exporter advisory job described as in¬ has the President's "full confi¬ to cluding incidental political du¬ ties. dence and support." Elsewhere, there were these Nashua, N.H., Chamber of Commerce. He indicated Ford ton that Reagan insisted, while serving as governor, that the as a former congressman and secretary of both the interior Nessen said ed Morton's th,tPort advicej.,L1 L WASHINGTON (AP) — The Commerce Dept. announced nomic and Morton's main duties will be political developments so far would make visits to other New California GOP allow only con¬ and commerce departments. domestical Tuesday It has imposed a $1,000 fine on a fifth U.S. exporter for failing to report a request to support the Arab boycott as counselor to the President on economic and domestic policy. this week: • A Louis Harris poll showed Hampshire towns that day and perhaps the next day. servatives into the party. "Mostly the party has been Morton will be able to relieve Ford's chief of staff Richard that Morton will membership r£jl on the gll against Israel. White House Press Secretary Alabama Gov. George Wallace New Hampshire holds the destroyed because Reagan has Cheney and Robert Hartmann, Policy Board, the EnZl and SI The fine was imposed on Getty Oil Co. The department first primary of the year on required almost a litmus test to who heads the speech writing sources Council Ron Nessen said Tuesday in finishing second in a field of soid Kuwait had asked Getty to state before announced and potential Demo¬ Feb. 24. Reagan already has prove you are a conservative," staff, of their day-to-day politi¬ mestic Council. He hi exporting oil announcing the appointment to cratic candidates. In campaigned there, touring the McCloskey said. cal duties. But along with posts as commerce field equipment from the United States, "We certify that the the position at a $44,600 a year a survey of st salary. 1,476 prospective voters made state by bus last week, and is to goods listed are not of Israeli origin nor do they contain any six weeks ago, Wallace finished return there Thursday. Israeli materials." Morton, 61, was chairman of the Republican National Com¬ second to noncandidate Sen. Beyond Feb. 7, Nessen said, Commerce did not say request. whether Getty submitted to the mittee in 1969-71. There had been reports that he would Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., when both were listed in a field of 24 Democrats. Ford has no further plans to campaign in New Hampshire before the primary balloting. British peace bid fails; become a chief political adviser U.S. to monitor Sinai accord for Ford's campaign this year. But when Wallace was pitted He said he has no information WASHINGTON executive order (AP) — President Ford Tuesday signed an creating a mission to supervise the Nessen told reporters that Morton would have "inciden¬ tal duties as liason with the on a one-to-one basis with individual candidates he finish¬ ed behind such contenders as on which other primary states the President will visit. • In Boston, a group support bomb kills 4 in President Ford Committee and former Gov. Jimmy Carter of ing UN Ambassador Daniel stationing of 200 American technicians in the Sinai desert to Patrick Moynihan as a Demo¬ BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) A Northern Ireland, announced monitor the Israeli Egyptian disengagement accord. the Republican National Com¬ Georgia. Carter received only 2 - Monday - mittee." per cent of the vote in the cratic presidential candidate powerful bomb exploded in a crowded Belfast effort to persuade the Protestants t0 The accord, signed in September, provides the American asked that Moynihan's name be shopping arcade Tuesday, killing four persons power-sharing with the Roman Catholic mii*i volunteers will man sophisticated early warning stations restored to the Massachusetts and wounding 20, authorities said. The blast as the basis for any future governmenti» J between the Israeli and Egyptian lines. hours after Protestant and Catholic province. 1 Blockades came primary ballot. Moynihan had The early warning stations already are under construction in the Sinai and some American technicians are in the field. intensify his name removed from the ballot earlier. • Former North Carolina militants rejected Britain's latest bid to find a political solution to end the civil war in Northern Ireland. Rees said he was reconvening Ulster's J member constitutional convention for from Feb. 3 to think again and a m. agree to „ Gun law conviction upheld civil war in Beirut Gov. Terry Sanford remained in a Salem, Mass., hospital The bomb exploded without warning in a hardware store, killing two men and two women. form of power-sharing. Rees said the British government rejectediJ . Monday, canceling a four-day One of the dead was blown through a wall and recommendation of the dominant WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday Protefo — swing through New Hamp¬ landed SO yards away in a car park. faction in the convention that it is against federal law for an ex • convict to buy a gun which BEIRUT IAP) - Moslem party, which fields the largest majority Christian private army in the shire. Sanford entered the hos¬ It was the first fatal bombing in Northern should be restored. forces escalated a "famine previously has been sold across state lines, even though he war" civil war, declared the blockade pital Sunday with chest pains. Ireland this year. It brought the number of Protestant hardliners, who have been tin had nothing to do with the earlier transaction. Tuesday, blockading deaths since Jan. 1 to 23 and the toll since the Christian villages in an attempt against the three camps would A spokesman said the hospital ening civil war and industrial chaos if the Br By o six to two vote, the court upheld a decision of the U.S. to force Christian gunmen to be lifted only when they are reported finding no signs of a violence began in 1969 to at least 1,413. government turned down their demands, vim Circuit Court in Cincinnati which affirmed the conviction of heart attack. The area where the bomb was planted is they would wreck the convention lift a week - long siege of completely disarmed and wheil Pearl Barrett for the purchase of a revolver at a Booneville, Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, barred to cars, and shoppers enter through reconvenes. Palestinian refugee camps in brought under army control. officially a noncandidate, said in turnstile gates to be searched by troops. The Irish Republican Army's Ky., store. Justice John Paul Stevens did not participate in Beirut. The Moslems are fighting for Provisional a. the a University of Southern Cali¬ Britain refused Monday night to bow to the branded the British intitative one that case. At the same time, firemen political and economic ireforms g in Christian dominated Leba¬ fornia speech that the United demands of the Protestant majority in the "prolong the agony of the Irish people" beam Barrett was convicted under the federal Gun Control Act, brought under control a huge - fire that had raged in three but the Christians insist Sutes should end its involve- province for a return to majority rule there. Britain refuses to withdraw from NortJ which makes it unlawful for a convicted felon "to receive any non, Majority rule in Northern Ireland was sus¬ Ireland. firearm or ammunition which has been shipped or warehouses in Beirut's port, reforms can only come after the ment in AnKola- Humphrey said pended nearly four years ago when the British The IRA seeks to end British rule and transported in interstate or foreign commerce." and fighting swirled downtown Palestinians are reigned in. An«ola a not yet another. u and elsewhere in the country, The Moslem side announced Vietnam but that the United government took over direct rule in the province the province with the Irish republic to the sot The circuit court rejected Barrett's argument that the law because of worsening violence. The province's Protestants want to remain leaving 53 persons killed and it had blockaded a number of States is involved in "the type in did not apply to him because he did not directly receive the Merlyn Rees. Britain's secretary of state for the British crown but in control of the 107 wounded, with many more Christian villages in the Koura of civil war whicl1 could lead to pi gun through interstate channels. uncounted in battle areas. district, near the port of Tripoli an incredibly protracted and The revolver was manufactured in Massachusetts and The casualty toll in Leba¬ in northern Lebanon. destructive conflict- r shipped to Booneville by a North Carolina distributor. non's civil war stood at more Rep. Paul N. McCloskey, than 8,000 dead and about HAIR 25,000 wounded since last A- Kidnapping victim found dead pril, and the Egyptian govern¬ ment in Cairo asked the Arab GULFPORT, Miss. (AP) — A bank League's secretary - general, found fatally shot in the back of the head Tu Mahmoud Riad, to take urgent hours after her husband dropped off a $25,000 ransom in a steps to end the fighting. futile effort to buy her life, the FBI said. A Moslem spokesman said 694-8101 She was Edwina Marter, 36, wife of Charles W. Marter, his side would lift its blockade vice in the "famine war" as soon as president of Gulf National Bank here, and mother of two children. the Christians lifted theirs on ^Ars.^arter was found sprawled in a thicket in a three Palestinian camps in rural area, apparently slain before her husband delivered Christian - controlled territory the ransom, authorities said. Shortly thereafter, FBI agents around Beirut. 484-1491 arrested a man identified as Richard Gerald Jordan, 29, of But the right - wing Phalange Hattiesburg, Miss. Jordan was charged with murder and jailed here, said Dist. Atty. Albert Necaise. No other details were available immediately on Jordan's orrest. PURCHASE 1 Pittsburgh schools in session SIGOURNEY-JONES PITTSBURGH (AP) - Classes were held Tuesday at 18 of THE LANSING SKI CLUB ¥ the city's 104 public schools despite a continuing strike by the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers, which faces stiff fines for the walkout. *40 Student Season Pass open thuriday and friday until nil OOOD MONDAY THRU FRIDAY UNTIL ft PM The Pittsburgh School Board said 363 teachers crossed picket lines to enter the schools. There was no count on the ! * LESSONS AVAILABLE * EXTENSIVE SNOWMAKING & number of pupils who attended. J* ★2 Dbl. CHAIRS, 1POMALIFT GROOMING EQUIPMENT The teachers federation, meanwhile, pledged to continue W AND 7 ROPE TOWS * 250 SETS OF EQUIPMENT W its seven week old strike despite court - imposed fines, ! ■ - including a threatened $100 per day levy against individual FOR MORE INFO ! n members. CALL 351 ■ 0780 OR WRITE BOX 1314 E. LANSING J*. •fc-HCh-Hifc-' ^inriA* i>inca 1912" Vivitar Series Britain approves nomination LONDON (AP) — The Foreign Office soid Tuesday it has SAVINGS ON approved the nomination of Anne Armstrong as the next U.S. ambassador to Britain. Armstrong, 48, wife of a wealthy Texas rancher and a VIVITAR LENSES presidential counselor in the Richard M. Nixon administra¬ tion, will succeed Elliot L. Richardson who leaves Britain ★ FAST LENS Friday to become secretary of c SPEED Censorship decree released ★ MAXIMUM QUITO, Ecuador (AP) — Ecuador's new military junta has undercut civilian opponents with a ban on publication of OPTICAL anything "that attacks the constituted order or honor and director's chair, dignity of members of the government." PERFOR¬ to personalize The three man junta issued the broad or not, as you wish. - censorship decree MANCE AT . .for him or Monday night after leaders of most political parties formed a for her, to Civic Unity Front and demanded the "return of power to the ALL use indoors or out. people." All-weather finished wood They protested the junta's declaration that military rule FOCUSING frame, would continue for two more years with a communique that rust-resistant hardware, durable several newspapers printed before censorship was im¬ DISTANCES canvas seat and back. A posed. name or title may Vatican to outline sexual ethics ★ FLOATING be applied at time of REAR purchase. Black, natural or white VATICAN CITY (AP) — The Vatican announced if will ELEMENT frame; brown, blue, yellow, lime release a document Thursday on sexual ethics, the first canvas. major pronouncement of its kind since Pope Paul banned 24"Wx19"Dx31"H. 24.50 artificial contraception for Roman Catholics in 1968. ■ For The document apparently will be aimed mainly at personalization, there is chastising clergymen and theologians favoring a relaxation an additional charge of $1 of traditional Church ethics in sex matters. Pope Paul VI has frequently denounced moral permissive¬ ness as one of the main plights of today's world. In recent years he stepped in directly in several cases involving possible deviations from strict sexual ethics. CAMERA SHOPS I Michigan State Newa, Eait Lqniing, Michigan Wednesday, January 14, 1976 3 Dorm damage policy drafted sit 711 !i. IAROLE LEIGH BUTTON guidelines. Damages Administrative Rul¬ The new damages policy is the damages ruling is one something to notify the Dept. of M.;*l t.. t«New» SUA Writer However, a nonofficial dam¬ ing for one year. yet unofficial because it is calling for the establishment of Public Safety about," Schwab h many a rowdy week- ages policy has been formulat¬ ed and is pending review by Eldon Non- a damage committee in each said. f party has resulted in through the now on its way Maskins was one member of namaker, vice president of stu¬ residence hall, "to thoroughly For the time being the new ir filled elevators, broken various channels of an RHA committee that work¬ dent affairs and the office of investigate each damage and _ dormitory damages policy is ■ows and punctured ceil- I, the majority of MSU approval. The new policy would establish a common University ed with the Residence Hall Programs Office (RHOP) and Management Residence Hous¬ ing. theft incident.." The committee, to be com¬ non-official and will remain un¬ used until it has completed all CIGARETTES tmpus residents have little procedure for the investigation Legal Services of ASMSU to posed of students, advisers and the proper channels. To idea of the consequences Isidence hall damages. of hall damages. Jesey Maskins, Holmes Hall formulate a policy in keeping with the University judicial The ruling calls be taken by both for action to these parties an ment appointee of the manage¬ staff, is required to devel¬ is "I don't think anything major going to be disagreed with," 1 coupon | 2 pks./79* process. "This is to let the by Oct. 30, 1976. After op a damages policy for that Maskins said. "This is Jt present, damages incur- representative to Residence students know where they receiving approval of these hall that meets the approval of revision to fit the mainly a judicial Expires January 11, 1974 lost Lansing Store Only ■ by a dorm fall solely under Halls Assn. (RHA) and head of stand," Maskins said, "and to offices, the policy must be hall government, head resident 1 jurisdiction of each in- the damages committee, has process of MSU." Jdual hall management, with been involved with the forma¬ explain the process of the returned to RHA for review of adviser and hall manager. 10% OFF ON ALL KODAK FILM University. Before there was any changes made. Efficial all-Unitersity policy tion of the Residence Halls • With the formation of this written pvuuj. The Tickets taken; PROCESSING & DEVELOPING 1 »« ua tt a Itvtii policy.' A 11C major provision IIIOJUI made in piUVUIUll lliaUC type of committee, a set means of investigating the source of No Limit damages and exacting retribu¬ tion when possible would be 921 free rides Expires January 11,, W4 lational survey describes established. Wilson Hall Manager Schwab said that the Tom present form of investigation of only lifted at store Some thief alleviated his ENKASHEER damages occuring in dorm pub winter term worries of long lie areas is "an internal one, PANTY HOSE 'picol freshman of 75-76 hikes across campus by helping handled through the advisory himself to a stack of 921 staff." single-ride bus tickets in the If the responsible party is Spirit Shop of the MSU Book last Lansing Store Only r those East Wilson res¬ that has been regular, consis¬ $25,000 range. About 17 per Protection, asks that they be preserved as evidence. ets who find themselves tent and predictable," Astin Fire officials got a scare cent were SCOTCH e towel in their linen financially indepen¬ The consumer group claims it was illegally investigated by the found. Monday night during the MSU- dent of their families, but 47 4ages next week, blame the squad. le surreptitious thieves who Only 28.3 per cent of the Indiana basketball game when per cent indicated some con¬ The squad was formed at the height of Cold War concern about MOUNTING SQUARES freshmen think married women a tarpaulin roll caught fire in cern about financing their edu¬ communism to investigate and prevent 16-1 ura A At laged to rip off 40 towels should confine their activities the northeast stairwell of Jeni¬ cation. terrorism as a means of "sabotage, violence, 1 the East Wilson lobby at son Fieldhouse. accomplishing industrial and political Reg. 69' t„,i„. '"'" it. mi to their home and family, a drop As far as grades are concern¬ reform." East Lansing Store Only ■ last night, of 47.8 pqg. cent that per ce Police said the fire, which ed, over half the freshmen felt fitnesses described *SS way 4frl970. felt^hat was pat but bv the MSU Fira they would receive a 3.0 or Laws that created the squad also make it disclose what is in the files. a felony for anyone to i three males "hO Tko The sexes continue to differ Dept., was caused by a burning CASSETTE HEAD CLEANER ..... „ better average, about the same Capt. Lewis Smith of State Police intelligence said Monday the Lrled with the goods ' in attitudes toward sexual con¬ cigaret butt that left behind it as the grades they got in high squad still exists, but its members have been assigned to other or Chevy duct, however, a trend which $100 worth of damages. school. intelligence and detective work. - e said the value of the fc terry cloth towels is set has been apparent in the ten years of the Astin survey. 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If by demand he means percen¬ of the governor of New Jersey extends. It operation of welfare programs. Ronald ment to tax — under the beadier if Misguided." The article which proposed to tage of population, he is wrong because makes no difference to him that the federal Reagan was talking, a little mistily it is sion of local voters. present facts was untrue. Five major falsehoods occur in Mr. Corven's article hunters comprise 20 per cent of Michigan's population. If by demand he means willing¬ William T. Buckley government, in order to supply the Identical services, would then need to raise the taxes charged, about that kind of thing. The The Washington Star which must be exposed. ness to pay for wild animal of residents of New Jersey by $116 million. conservation, he is very wrong. For example, 66 As long as it is the federal government First, Mr. Corven states that "the very per cent of donations to Michigan's Living Resource Four governors of big states have issued biologists who developed this hypothesis doing the taxing, the local governors Program for the conservation of unhunted the ritual call to federalize welfare. The reason, there will be no political retribution (the production of a harvestable surplus by wildlife vertebrate population) species such as the Kirtland's Warbler came published text of their manifesto makes no against local officials. years ago from hunters. reference, as one would expect, to the shell have now joined opposition to its Experience tends to bear this out. applica¬ game they are as usual involved in. That is tion." This is untrue; Lack, Allen, ton, Allee, Leopold and other contributors Erring- Mr. Corven, we accept your apologies and suggest that in the future you stick to to say, beyond a little talk here and there During the long months given over to discussing the financial crisis of New York sdffr pOC emotionalism. about the economies that would be effected to this concept have in no way repudiated it City, New York's champions were fond of or its proper by consolidating under a single unit emphasizing the great flow of New York applications. Neither have functions now performed by several units, recognized experts on the MSU faculty, Pete Cardinal money that goes out of state for the benefit 1426 J Spartan Village the talk is only of benefits conferred: not of of other people. It is a purely freakish such as Cooper, Baker, Conley or Prince, Butch Petrimoulox costs stayed. statistic that in recent years New York repudiated this idea or its proper applica¬ The motivation of the governors of New tion. (both Fisheries and Wildlife majors) State was a beneficiary state, i.e., that it York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and took in more welfare funds than It sent out Secondly, Corven states, "...the concept Wisconsin is obvious. The costs of welfare in the form of taxes. But that was because has not seen a single success in wildlife management and continues to promote the destruction of selected wildlife..." Mr Corven then contradicts this statement by Letter policy are continuing to rise. They assume that that increase is irreversible. more or less assumes that — Everyone with the of a loophole in the Congressional law, since repaired; so that it is safe to say that New York is sending out more money than It is 14* exception of Ronald Reagan who, quietly taking in at the present moment. saying, "The whitetail deer surplus is The Opinion Page welcomes all letters. and without pronounced pain to anyone, But isn't that the general idea of intentionally created by DNR just as a beef Readers should follow a few rules to insure reversed the trend in California few years herd is expanded by a rancher." a redistributionism in the federal system? If Obviously, that as many letters as possible appear in ago. But Democratic governors have a It goes against the grain of New Yorkers to both standards cannot be true. In our print. difficult time saying no. pay out more than they take in, then why, do opinion, neither is true. AU letters should be typed on 65 - space Unfortunately, they are, this time a- the state's legislators in Congress, with one Thirdly, Mr. Corven states that game lines and triple ■ spaced. Letters must be round, finding that the citizens of their own or two significant production is "...at enormous cost to the exceptions, continue to signed, and include local address, student, states are saying no. Not so much directly vote for programs whose taxpayer." This is untrue; hunters pay all of ■ faculty or staff standing implementation the costs of game production and most of - if any - and to welfare, because the welfare lobbyists will precisely mean more of the same kind phone number. are too well entrenched. They are saying of thing? Using the polar examples, more the costs of all wildlife conservation Letters should be 25 lines or less and may no to collateral state enterprises. State A through license fees and special taxes. be edited for conciseness to fit more money out of New York, more money into letters desires to build, let us say, a new and costly Fourthly, Mr. Corven states, "Improve¬ on the page. Mississippi. ment for deer is not so bridge. The proposal is put to the voters, Lloyd's of London will give you an helpful for other No unsigned letters will be accepted. and the voters, feeling the great tension of insurance policy of $1,000 for $1 that no critters..." This is untrue. Deer habitat Names are withheld from publication only the taxes they are having to pay to sustain improvement also greatly benefits elk, prominent democratic politician is going to for good cause. state government, vote: no — and the issue a manifesto calling on . grouse, snowshoe hares and many species Congress to bridge goes unconstraded. stop spending as much money as it is now *1 1H0U6HT 1 UMS RUMNfr AMkMr PORD/' /s Reagan on the §tump for Ford? Ronald Reagan is in $90 billion worth of water often thought out loud that Volunteer "monitors" were dispatched to trouble in his first primary. way. He The apostle of the 11th commandment of spoke of "little tactical nuclear weapons" all the Reagan rallies. They brought back the size of a fountain pen. He was not politics — 'Thou shalt not speak ill of tape-recorded answers to insistent, planted necessarily uncorking Doomsday, he was queries about state income tax and sales fa another Republican" — has flagrantly simply inviting his audience to marvel with tax, both of which Reagan said he would violated the yet-to-be-inscribed 12th, which him over advanced technocracy. never impose on New is: "Thou shalt not speak of half-baked Hampshire — without So it may have been with Reagan. money schemes in mixed company." Except ever confiding where the money would that Ford's people, suddenly come to life, come from. Reagan, to be sure, started off from the unassailable double premise that Washing¬ picked up the message, and when Reagan arrived in New Hampshire he was met with ton spends too much money and that taxes the five most fateful words in the Granite are too high. But he put a figure on his State lexicon - "state income tax" and "Reagan has managed to get remedy, a 290 billion cut in federal spending "sales tax" and a 23 per cent reduction in income taxes, - two concepts that New himself compared simultaneous¬ and left out all the details between. The upshot is that Gerald Ford's cam¬ Mary McQrory Hampshire alone has managed to keep outside its borders. ly to George McGovern and Barry Goldwater." Reagan conceded that the "exposition" paign manager, Bo Callaway, is ecstatically had not been as clear as it hooting that Ronald Reagan wants to throw When he unveiled his might have been, old people "out in the snow." contraption last but he did nothing to clarify his grand plan September, Reagan was speaking to the for "returning control and authority" to the "He is waltzing and dancing and Reagan has almost vindicated Ron Nes- Executive Club of Chicago, a hard-core, local level. With him in the White House, tangoing sen'a bristling claim that the President is around it," exulted a Ford loyalist. "He white-hot conservative gathering. There is the states would be free to decide which wasn't going to be a politician, remember? "graceful." He also has managed to get always the temptation on the part of an federal programs they would discard, and himself compared simultaneously to There goes half his campaign, right there." George ideological idol to turn up the temperature which they would keep — at their own Jim Lake, a principal Reagan operative, McGovem and Barry Goldwater, recalling in the cell on such occasions, and as he does McGovern's Reagan expense, obviously. says that the stumble hasn't cost Reagan a hazy plan to give succumbed. The Ford people are joyously every American a thousand dollars and He may not have meant to be overheard asking single vote. A telephone check of Reagan- what would go first: ites didn't turn up one 290-billion-doUar Goldwater's calamitous call for "voluntary" by the outside world. He was simply on a Food stamps (23.3 million); special pro¬ Social Security. defection, he says. theological ramble with the faithful. Gold- grams for the aging (2694,000)? It could be that the people of New Hampshire are as flinty as their reputation and would endorse the idea of throwing old \iewpoint... on Constitution's funeral people out in the snow and be glad that Ronald Reagan had made cold-heartedness respectable. But, the Ford people point out, any By G.J. RUSTY HtLLS gradually, step-by-step, and by that I mean press." suggestion of tampering with benefits for I and I will be celebrating the 200th the destruction of our won't pay for it, it's not constitutionally-gua¬ The parents of a beautiful going to assume States by the Constitution are reserved to senior citizens, in a state where 27 percent ranteed freedoms. By 1987, when we young girl in responsibility. the people. So much for the 10th Amend¬ |ay of America in 1976. It was back in New Jersey have kept their daughter alive If you've been in the United States of the Republicans are 65 or over, seems as iat our nation was founded in celebrate the 200th birthday of the United via artificial means. Convinced that she will any ment. Courts and legislators have conven welcome as the 13-cent stamp. . A few short years later, these States Constitution, therp may not be a not return length of time during the past ten years, iently missed the point of the framers while Until Reagan arrived with his 290 billion, e written down for all to aee in mentally or physically to this you also know what the courts can do with constitution left to pay substituting their own. tribute to. world, they decided to let her "die with children. If they go to public school, the issues in New Hampshire were energy Institution. Here in 1976, freedom of speech is your If the present trend towards government being dignity." the courts will decide which branch. The and the economy. Elliot Richardson, the iu look around you can see the type of challenged in a varjdty of ways. The 74 control is not checked and reversed, our The Catholic Church, conservative as its new Yankee secretary of commerce, and lation that's taking place. There are Campaign Reform Jaws will tell you exactly school down the street isn't good enough. Bicentennial celebrations this year will be Frank Zarb, the energy administrator, will lennial books, Bicentennial cars, Bi- what you can and can't give to the candidate teachings are, goes along with this. In the Freedom of speech isn't the only freedom hollow ones. By 1987, the state might not Catholic Catechism it be dispatched to the hills to talk on these ■nial pens and pretty soon Bicenten- of your states "Catholic that's been abused. The press has been allow us to celebrate the imperialistic, choice. The Constitution never even subjects. Richard Nixon would have called Indidates. And they're all spelled intended this type of strict control. morality agrees that we must use oridinary hounded off and on throughout our nation's means to capitalistic constitution of the past, and them "surrogates." To Gerald Ford, they perserve our life. (But) There is should that happen, we would not be All of us know how pornography is history. Now it's function as an additional are "advocates." I there's another celebration taking consequently no general obligation to use check and balance legislated against. Yet the 1st Amendment on government is being celebrating our Constitution's birthday, but He could hardly, it seems now, find a extraordinary means to keep alive." it's funeral. le that you and I can't see as clearly. guarantees "Congress shall make no law... However the court tells the parents no, questioned, curtailed and legislated against. better "advocate" in New Hampshire than i destruction of the Constitution, abridging the freedom of speech, or of the The 10th Amendment states quite clearly they must operate the machines. The court Ronald Reagan. that the powers not delegated to the United Washington Star little New Hampshire prides itself on being about the nicest state in the union to this tried a dozen of them before the only state in the country that has no bringing out candidate; I was in New Hampshire in 1968 prejudiced reporter and if you have to do his own caustic book, "Who the Hell is when George Romney suddenly withdrew TRB state sales tax nor income tax. Yup, say the things this way I can't see why it isn't as William Loeb?," himself, which is now la sad day for many of us), when the ridicule thrifty Yankees, it would be dandy as all good a guide as any in picking a presidential having a phenomenal sale all over the over his comment that officials in Vietnam get-out to take 290 billion away from them candidate. Reagan's itinerary on this state). there bureaucrats in Washington; but to trip had "brainwashed" him culminated in his incidentally included Dixville Notch where The U.S. primary system is a kind of pulling-out. It because as monotonous as pay for it themselves; say you don't mean it, the TV sets will all be set up on the from Ronald! evening grinder in which candidates pass between these current jokes about President Ford's Washington ^ of Feb. 24 for the first returns; the town the upper roller of the media and the lower New Hampshire is just the place to open went 19-to-l for Nixon in 1972. The supposed physical clumsiness and as irrele¬ pundits roller of the voters. To those familiar with vant. the presidential primary season. New will tell you what it means. this quaint process the present instance of Handsome Ronald Reagan carries a load Hampshire's brisk cold to the confused A funny system Washington political writers is like the slap of a wet towel across the face of a New Hampshire has one other wonder besides Mount Washington and Profile Ronald Reagan is of extraordinary interest. It is not merely that he is the first to of conservative ideology that would wreck most candidates in the whirring primary drowsy Rock, gun-toting publisher William Loeb of seriously challenge an incumbent Republi¬ grinder: it will be fascinating to see what riser. And since nobody can understand the the Manchester Union-Leader, largest pa¬ can president since Teddy tried to oust Taft happens. President Ford could deftly crazy process of selecting American presi¬ per in the state. He is so much in favor of in 1912 but that Reagan still is I Reagan was up campaigning invisible burden on his back that, like an dential candidates anyway it might as well Ronald Reagan that he calls the President, relatively challenge him, but instead ®he has played ftthe skilifts of New Hampshire last unknown. Will the thing work; what will be image in a Polaroid film, is likely to become begin with New Hampshire where all the practically every political card wrong so far, "Jerry the Jerk." Is he a Democrat? - Oh the result? It is a process in which the and Mr. Reagan may yet emerge as the looking out over the presidential more and more conspicuous as time passes. distortions of the 30-odd state primaries are dear, no; he is an arch-conservative I Mount Adams, Mount Jefferson, This is his extraordinary Reagan proposal media, willy-nilly, becomes a principal party's new Barry Goldwater. at their worst. (The final three come June 8 Republican. He called Ike "Dopey Dwight" participant. "Washington... will one of them be to save "290 billion" of Federal money and — California, New Jersey and Ohio; and and "that stinking hypocrite," Rockefeller The press is drawn in several ways. In a Here is a candidate who as joint chairman I Reagan" some day? That will balance the budget by eliminating social aid maybe Arkansas.) of California Citizens for Goldwater in 1964 "a home-wrecker," and Margaret Chase on the result of the first (for all but the elderly) — food stamps, New place like New Hampshire it sets up the called the graduated income tax "immoral." Hampshire, with three-tenths of one Smith "Moscow Maggie." He loves to odds which a contestant is supposed to meet Intial primary here in New Hamp- medicaid, soil-conservation, housing pro¬ percent of the country's population has gouge Here is a candidate who tossed out an n weeks hence, Feb. 24. politicans through their female relatives; it to show that he has "won" or "lost." applause line one night in Chicago last grams, school-aid funds, highway money seated and unseated presidents and, for all I was his republished attack on Mrs. Muskie Front-runner Muskie in 1972 was supposed knybodv but President Ford, Ronald and whatever! know, will do it again this year. It has that made the senator lose his cool in the September, the happy thought of cutting to get "50 percent" of the votes in NH; he ft would be a push-over; the president Who would pay for these programs? averaged only 50,000 votes in the last six 290 billion off social services — what I the advantages of incumbency and primary up here four years ago, and now he didn't (or at least he didn't by the first Newsweek ridiculed as Reagonomics. And Why, either they would be dropped Democratic primaries. The state is ethnical¬ is after Betty Ford for her controversial count) so that on election night a plenum of lvious argument that if his party altogether or the states would pick up the like Goldwater he hints that Social Security ly unrepresentative (six tenths of one-per¬ interview on CBS "60 Minutes" discussing political §him out it will be so divided that it tab. Reporters chuckled a little at the press pundits counted him out. should be "voluntary." Who will challenge cent non-Caucasian) and whereas one-third premarital relations of the young. "A That is an't elect anybody, as it was one way the curious primary him? Will Mr. Ford? Probably not, so that thought last week as they crunched over of the nation's population live in cities of Disgrace to the White House," he calls it. mystique works. will leave it to the media, as Bob Clark and |t repudiated Chester A. Arthur, the snow behind the handsome candidate 100,000 or more, nobody in New Hampshire (All the publishers are afraid of libel-sueing Another is the harping by the mass media Frank Reynolds did on ABC's Issues and re, candidate Reagan has a huge, with his cool, confident, good-guy face. For does; there aren't any. Furthermore, it's Loeb and ex-reporter Kevin Cash vainly on some phrase or idiosyncrasy of a Answers, Nov. 30. A funny system. yPOINT: ACLU VIEWPOINT: ISRAELI POLICY It's like David Is Zionism a racist doctrine? versus Goliath By M. ASHRAF AL-BAYOUMI Israel), the Law of Return which gives occupation regime (like every other occupa¬ To understand the roots of the Middle every Jew the right to settle in Israel and tion) is the denial of all right of political J■ By GLADYS BECKWITH term the State News editorialized either the State or the National, at least up to this time. East conflict, it is imperative to examine become an Israeli citizen by virtue of the expression and organization provided by various aspects of Zionism which until now simple fact that he is Jewish. The Arabs of the Bill of Human Rights..." Israel Shahak, ■urrent controversy surrounding the Thus, although the great majority of our is the basic doctrine of Isareli society. Israel did not enjoy the same right, and in "Israelis Against Israel." p. 6. ■ renewal application of W JIM-TV, local members are supportive of the WJIM Otherwise one would easily fall prey to even the Palestinian refugees, although "Five thousand, six hundred and twenty lng in part that: "Groas' principal action, it must be understood that 95 Arabs have been sentenced in the Gaza Jnt is the heavyweight American propaganda and to one's own prejudices. legitimate inhabitants of the country, were per cent of the dues which they contribute Let us examine soberly and objectively not allowed to return." Eli Lobel, Israeli strip alone for life-imprisonment and hard ■berties Union (ACLU)." to the ACLU are distributed between the the question of the racist nature of Zionism writer: "Palestine and the Jews" in The labour; among the prisoners there are men F the Lansing Branch of the ACLU State and National organizations and are Arab World and Israel, p. 85. over 80 years old and children between ■uch appreciates the tone and the using the following criteria: philosophy of not generally made available for local cases, renewal, he is required to demonstrate that 12-14 years of age." Ma'ariv, May 3, 1971. •of the State News in this matter, it the founders of Zionism and Israel, attitude however important they may be on the he has in fact served the public interest) to of Israeli society towards Arabs, status of "Israel is creating a kind of moral In conclusion, let us examine whether all •less finds it necessary to qualify its grounds of principle. 5 years; and (4) shifting the principal Arab citizens who remained in Israel since schizophrenia in world Jewry. In the Jews are Zionists and whether the equation | the term "heavyweight" in this The Lansing ACLU has, of course, received the moral support and the en¬ burden of proof relative to a broadcaster's 1948, status of Oriental Jews in Israel and outside world, the welfare of Jewry of anti-Zionism with anti Semitism has any public-interest performance from the broad¬ the treatment of Arabs under Israeli depends on the maintenance of secular, basis of truth: _ n with, the term "heavyweight" couragement of its parent organizations in caster, where it now rests, to any citizen non-racial, pluralistic societies. In Israel, "I had been a brainwashed Zionist till the ■ either the presence of occupation. great wealth this instance, but it has also found it body that might find just cause to challenge The following quotations, mostly by Jewry finds itself defending society in 1956 war. What made me think was the •at power, neither of which is necessary over the past two years to grub, his right to continue as a federal licensee. Zionists and anti-Zionist Jews, should help which mixed marriages cannot be legalized, notorious massacre (of Arabs) at Kafar p the Lansing Branch of the Jo any marked extent. borrow and directly solicit the funds Thus, while we tend to agree with the the reader reach an objective conclusion: in which non-Jews have a lesser status than Kassem and the proclamations of Ben needed to carry on this action from other editorial position of the State News that "Between ourselves it must be clear that Jews, and in which the ideal is racial and Gurion about the annexations...then the [ACLU is a volunteer organization Inembers are dedicated to the community sources, as well as from "perhaps a better way of allocating the there is no room for both peoples (Palestini¬ exclusionist. Jews must fight elsewhere for 1967 War: the cruelties, the expulsion, the legal individuals sympathetic to our cause. airwaves can be found," we conclude that no ans and immigrant Jews) together in this their very security and existence-against lies, the wish for farther expansion..." Israel 1 of the principles embodied in the Gross Telecasting, on the other hand, has such way will be found so long as Congress I Rights. Locally the country (Palestine). There is no other way principles and practices they find them¬ Shahak, letter to M. Menuhin in Menuhin's membership not lacked for money in the conduct of its continues to listen first to a powerful but to transfer the Arabs from here to the selves defending in Israel." I.F. Stone, I.F. "Jewish Critics of Zionism," p. 35-6 Ints a cross-section of the com- defense, inasmuch it has been able to Stone weekly, 1969. I some 800 in total, each of whom as broadcasting lobby in such regards, and neighbouring countries, to transfer all of "..Zionism is the anti-thesis of Democra¬ make liberal use of stockholder profits for only incidentally to the public whose "In practical, economic, human and social them; not one village, not one tribe should cy." Rabbi Elmer Berger: "Requiem to J contributes between 216 and 225 this purpose. It has also had the benefit (at airwaves it regulates. terms they (Israeli Arabs) are demonstra¬ be left." Joseph Weitz, former head of the Reason." Middle East Newsletter, Sept.- ■(the latter for joint family member- least in the early stages of the action) of a The presence of the Lansing ACLU in the Jewish Agency's Colonization Department, bly second class citizens. Their per capita Oct., 1972, vol. vi. #5. T" support of the aims of this FCC bureaucracy that traditionally has WJIM case is, then, significant, not because Davar, Sept. 29,1967. income is significantly less than the average "I am a Jewish critic of Zionism." Moshe •tion nationally. tended to favor the position of established we are a "heavyweight" organization, "...Zionists fundamentally accept the of Jewish Israelis, their educational level is Menuhin: Jewish Critics of Zionism, p.2. Is the National ACLU, for example, broadcasters over that of public-interest which, of course, we are not, nor even racial ideology of the anti-Semites, but far inferior. Although they represent 14% In his book "Out of My Later Years," J"' ca"ed for the impeachment of minded challengers such as the ACLU. because we are seeking' uniquely to have draw different conclusions. Instead of the of the total population they constitute only Albert Einstein, another Jewish critic of ■ Nixon; and it is the National ACLU To demonstrate just how the cards may the license of 3% of the university population Zionism writes, "I should much rather see a particular broadcaster Teutons, it is the Jew that is the purer or There ■leading the fight against political be stacked against public-interest groups in revoked, on grounds that he has subverted superior race." Professor M.B. Cohen, as are no Israeli Arabs among the top reasonable agreement with the Arabs on •nee by police and governmental such regards, I need only cite legislation the public interest to that of his own private cited in M. Menuhin's Jewish Critics of business, financial, or educational figures in the basis of Uving together in peace than and in opposition to such bad currently pending in the Congress, and interest, but significant in the national Zionism," p. 23. the country." T. Smith, N.Y. Times. Nov. the creation of a Jewish state." °n as SB-1, which would make it a very much favored by broadcasters such as sense because we are The ideal relationship between Israel and 16,1975. The goal of the Palestine Liberation seeking to uphold the P publicly disclose any information Gross. Such legislation would have the general principle of citizen involvement in the Arabs is defined by Abba Eban, former As for the Oriental Jews and their Black Organization reiterates the above view 'ederal authorities might effect of: (1) repealing Section 315 of the the review and evaluation of a broadcaster's foreign Minister of Israel, "The idea should Panther Movement, "Their demonstrations expressed by Einstein. sensitive," or contrary to the Communications Act requiring equal time performance, as well as the principle that I interest. not be one of integration. Quite the are meant to articulate their racial griev¬ Finally, "..But my greatest hope lies in for political candidates (a section of law, the broadcaster's ultimate responsibility is contrary...So far from regarding our immi¬ ances, as non-European Jews The non- the Arabs who are suffering in our prisons. lay. then, the National ACLU incidentally, that Gross was found guilty of to the people. If we fight with them for their rights we can might grants from oriental countries as a bridge European Jews in Israel resent being ■considered a "heavyweight" in the violating in early 1973); (2) eliminating the toward our integration with the Arabic- identified by the European Jew as "Arabs, build something very solid..We cannot buy ■ the term used by the State News. Gladys Beckwlfh. associate professor of "Fairness Doctrine," which has had the our security •. neither the National nor American Thought and Language. Is Chairperson speaking world, our object should be to blacks, and natives of any kind, who are through power. It is only the effect of requiring the broadcaster to of the ACLU of Michigan. infuse them with Occidental spirit, rather considered as inferior by these settlers." through the restoration of equal rights for ■ULU is formally a The SUte News did not intend to all that we can reach peace." Professor party to the present both aides of controversial issues of than to allow them to draw us into an The New Left Review, London, 265, p.6. ■ action against Groas interest to the Israel Shahak as quoted in Menuhin's Telecasting. general public (except, disparage the Lansing branch of the ACLU unnatural orientalism" Voice of Israel, p. 76. In the case of Arabs under Israeli ■ and has been, entirely a Lansing perhaps, on Gross' stations); (8) extending by characterizing it as heavyweight, but Let us now turn to the question of occupation, the following quotations may "Jewish Critics of Zionism," p.35. |nvolvement """ted to - one which has not the broadcaster's license from the present 8 only to emphasize its heavyweight role in whether Zionism implements racist poli¬ shed some light on their condition: any great extent by years (following which, for purposes of fighting public interest cases. - Ed. cies: "A racist law is already in effect (in "The conspicuous feature of the Israeli 6 Michigan Stote News, East Lansing, Mlchlgoi JJIjJjJ^JMonuaryi^ GET IN SHAPE FAST AT OUR ALL NEW comprehensive NAUTILUS TRAINING CENTER Sci-fi show not too AT THE LANSING YMCA ■ADVANCED EQUVMINT CUTS WORKOUT TIME IN HALF ByEDZDROJEWSKI of the planetarium gives one the effect of sitting in the middle of a among s-f. fans. In 1940 there was no one who would P«bUsligood ■FULL TIME INSTRUCTORS ON DUTY sate News Reviewer huge quadraphonic stereo. science fiction. There were the pulp magazines of the Utile green "But Mr. Spock...if it's Thursday, this must be Mars." Entertaining? Definitely, but much of the point is lost in the cute men" variety and not much else. CampbeU started maptine a ■TIME PAYMENT PUN AVAIUILE This quote, taken from Abrams Planetarium's latest presenta¬ visual effects. called "Astounding Science Fiction" which provided the break that tion appropriately describes a show which is entertaining and Actually, the program does a good job in depicting the writers like Isaac Aslmov and Arthur C. Clarke nwded. technically well-done, but which misses much of the point of the development of science fiction up to about 1940. It traces science Other important people from more recent years are totaUy subject it tries to cover. fiction back to its roots in primitive mythology through its neglected: people like Robert Heinlein, Ursula LeGuin, Harlan The program deals with the history of science fiction, a literary flowering in the literature of Jules Verne and H.G. Wells. It Ellison and Larry Nlven, to name a few. form which, in the last 26 years, has grown from a adequately describes s.f.'s decline in the pulp magaxines of the Ws Also neglected was the place of fantasy In the development of nearly-underground literature held in contempt by serious and '30s — the little-green-Amaxon-women-from-Saturn literature, science fiction. Fantasy writers such as H.P. Lovecraft and J.R.R. scholars to a respectable and popular art form. the ray gun westerns. Tolkien have had as much effect on s.f. as Jules Verne and Isaac Visually, the show is marvelous. The planetarium is an excellent Around 1940 things fall apart The show spends an inordinately Asimov. medium. The curved dome and relatively small floor space makes large amount of time on the Hollywood productions of film and .OFfNMOtWn L it an acoustical engineer's dream. television, nearly relegating literary fiction to a footnote. But the most important point missed was the nature of science fiction itself. The program emphasized the place of science fiction "SPORT CONDITIONING '»*»,. | The curved dome gives projected images a curiously As important as productions like "2001: A Space Oddysey" and OFtNMT in the development of today's science and technology, and rightly SPECIALISTS" 12 Noon three-dimensional look. The appearance of images in the "sky" "Star Trek" may be in helping to popularise science fiction, these so. Science fietion did accurately forecast most of the present's • S:30pm | gives them infinitely more impact than they would have merely are not the most important developments in science fiction. Film appearing on a conventional movie screen. has limitations from which the written word is free. Even the technological marvels. The visual effects used in the show are imaginative. Many of the magnificent effects of "2001" can not produce a total environment But this Uterary form has gone far beyond that The science is projections appear in a frame shaped like an open book, a cute idea such as the planet Arrakis in Frank Herbert's "Dune" or even a still there, to be sure, but now the emphasis is on people. The best LANtlNO that unifies the program. The lighting effects available to the middle-earth. Imagination is the key. With film you see only what science fiction writers of today are more concerned with politics, YMCA planetarium (explosions, moving lights, stars, etc.) are used fully. you are shown on the screen or television set Only the written sociology, psyehoiogy-and the more basie questions of the nature Ml war The show is never allowed to drag. A fast pace is kept up and world allows you to visualize an entire world. of man and his place in the universe than in rockets and computers IINAWU very little time is spent dwelling on anything. There is a lot of Perhaps it is too much to expect more from an hour-long show. When mankind's survival is in question, the importance of STRUT humor thrown in, making for a highly entertaining show. But there were a lot of names omitted that were important in the science fiction Ues not in whether science can help solve the PHOM4U-MIO The music alone is worth the price of a ticket. The selections are development of science fiction since 1940. problems we are facing. It can. The question is, rather, whether varied and interesting and mostly electronic. The acoustical nature Perhaps the most important was John Campbell, a legend mankind wiU use this science for that purpose. You're going to ttkeit here Eberhord UKSSAVEISSSAVESSSSAVEStSSAVESUSAVEIISSAVEIfS 5 | SHEPARD'S $ CKedSIRLOIN §|CO teSrtAKI^ | FANTASTIC GIGANTIC SEMI-ANNUAL g I > SHOE SALE! Thousands of Famous Brand Shoes 13 | Now At Super Saving Prices! > > SHOES for WOMEN I x Discontinued Patterns. 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'! U tmmwa ^ Ilchlgon State News, East laming, Michigan Wednesday, January 14, 1976 7 jve music dead at Stables; disco £ It IS II I ^ l fred newton one to the area-even though Aa the evening grew old the often opens 2 S iKuiuhh) «f iflaiiiVrit tSritrlrij a gracious couple 'Would to a disco before." f and discos have been big over the large dance floor became so give up their table so that 20 Most of the music played near the stage. The capacity is around 560, a t N MIIMM Sill S It I Len sponseller put few years in places like crowded that people began others could have some C News Stafl Writera New York City and the west place to over the glowing strobe lights and the management plans to dancing in the aisles. From the J were literally dancing lei Friday night at the coast. balcony that runs the entire pile their belongings. Though most the people were and mirrora were top 40 disco dancing tunes, along with a few open everday at 2 p.m. attrac¬ ting people with their low cover I min sii sin perimeter of the building one there to check things out, old Beach Boys and Tempta¬ R < i.mf \< Iim nt'iv < f and offering many special drink punning of the Rainbow "We like to dance and figured could see hundreds of gyrating nearly everyone seemed to be tions numbers. A drummer A I ' t Lansing's night scene. here," said a local MSU couple ery type of dance known. The crowd was largely music. Xjerly the Stables. the who were on the dance floor groups of female and male MSU Todd Aldridge, one of two work different nights, play records constantly sitting in a A Vk( III I t'L'lll.ll I I.ills I the dancing orientated far longer than they ut in their Late comers didn't have plac¬ students who were often over¬ assistant managers at the Rain¬ booth overlooking the pulsing w Ranch is a fairly new seats. es to alt or hang their coats, so heard saying 'Tve never been bow Ranch, and an MSU grad¬ crowd below. S4 4<>ll Karma Films to uate student in hotel-restau¬ rant management, said that he hoped the place would catch on. Spinning records on opening night was E.J. Nolan who took ft# 111 Ml HI Ml 11 IIS \ ^ screen foreign movies "We only have a 60 cent cover on Friday and Saturday nights and 25 cents the rest of the requests and interrupted the music only to welcome the crowd, advertise drink prices and push new songs. ■By DAVE STERN nounced). power. The protagonist is the with horror, aa it ahowa the week," he said. Nolan observed the twenty tate News Reviewer "A Man and A Woman," homicide chief of a police-state The four bars, food bar and reaction of two Italian Jewiah and more dancers doing the r sinking into obscurity features Ainouk Aimee and Rome who murders his daft soon to be families against the rising Fac- completed game Brooklyn hustle down on the Jean Louis Trintignant as a action fall term. Karma girlfriend while acting out one ist tide. room, in addition to the rela¬ bright dance floor and smiled. iMMA ■roup has returned with a Script-girl and a race driver of the sex-crimes he has been 'The Discreet Charm of the tively inexpensive entertain¬ "This is just a place where | of too-rarely-seen films who meet in the French resort ment overhead are the major r European directors, of Deauville during the winter investigating. Investigating the Bourgeoisie" is unique among people can come and dance crime himself, he initially takes these films for its lack of things that Aldridge hopes will their ass off," he said as he put i have been chosen and, despite their tremendous make the former Stables an¬ great joy in pointing out that preoccupation with camera¬ another record on the turnta¬ Today open 7:15 p.m. vinners of the Oscsv differences, have an affair. other viable night spot again. though all the clues point to work, aa its surrealistic script ble, tapping his foot to the "CRIES ( WHISPERS" at 7:35 ■ best foreign film be- "Closely Watched Trains," him, his position is above any brilliantly spoofs guilt and fine "We had the crowds when "AMARCORD" at 9:15 only I I 1966 and 1972. examines the problems of ad¬ there was jazz and folk," said suspicion. He then becomes manners among the upper mid¬ 1 series will open with olescence (primarily sex) for a I Lelouch's 1966 movie "A young apprentice railroad dis¬ increasingly obsessed with try¬ ing to prove to his unheeding dle class. All films will be shown at Aldridge. "But the cost of the performers waa too high and 2 ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS! d A Woman" on Jan. 24 patcher. The story is set associates that he did, indeed, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. in 107 S. we were losing money." FROM TWO OF THE WORLD'S GREAT Other films will be against the background of the commit the crime. Kedzie Hall with the exception In addition to a new lighting lly Watched Trains," a Nazi occupation. "The Garden of the Finzi- of "A Man and A Woman," and sound system and a new DIRECTORS FELLINI & BERGMAN Jzech film by Jiri Menzel, "Investigation of A Citizen Above Suspicion" combines Con tlni," by Vittorio De Slca which will be shown in B104 bar, the dance floor was built to ■hown on Jan. 30 and 31 (who holds the record of win¬ Wells Hall at the same times. include the patio in the middle Kafka and Machiavelli in yb. 1; "Investigation of A an ning four foreign language film Single admission tickets are of the building that was once i Above Suspicion," a exploration of the effects of Oscars) combines nostalgia 31.60 at the door. filled with tables and chairs Ifilm by Italian director fetri, on Feb. 13 to IB; ' QQsMrtui TuiMWsJ | io De Sica's 1971 winner, parden of the Finzi-Con- o be screened Feb. 27 to U Luis Buneul's 1972 film CFolk Instrument Starts TODAY... piscreet Charm of the " (date to be an- Classes^* OPEN at 1 P.M. Feature At 1:30,3:30,5:30,7:30,9:30 •Guitar •BanJo-Flddle^W Never Fear IRS-FRI at 7:30,9:30 Pant's Here! -Mandolin-Dulcimer-etc. Beginning goiter clone! ere enly M OO tor the eight week course. Other dosses ere tlt.00 tor eight weeks. They Include dosses In ben|o, fiddle, mendolln. dulcimer, end desslcel gulter. plus Nngorpkklng, hluegross, blues end rogtlmo gulter. BURT REYNOLDS We otter spedel children's gulter dosses too I CAmtRre Dweuv* Specie! — e course In "The History of Country MusicI" light two-hour dosses enly 110.00. HUSTU^ Thun. 7:00 • P.M. NORMAN BLAKE & BRYAN BOWERS Jan 18,7:30 and IO 16,17 at 8,10:30 Tickets: *2 at Elderly Wazoo's and the msunlon. *2.SO at the flarlati door. McDonel Kiva INK I I till 10 |im MIXED DRINKS GRAND OPENING Beat the Bar Band Blues OF NO COVER The Campus Music Theatre (Across from Berkey Hall) Presenting The Exciting Electric Jazz Guitarist LARRY CORYELL ** S5 Jan. 23 & 24 12 p.m. Midnight '3" [oday is "Dancin'in MARTIN MULL The Nvde" ialfour Ring Day CAST: NANCY SHADE as TOSCA Internationally acclaimed Manon iescaut. leading dramatic soprano, New York City Opera GENE BULLARD J> CAVARADOSSI New York City Opera: Philadelphia l yric Opera: WILLIAM JUSTUS as SC'ARPIA New York City Opera: San Framisco Opera. Fred White, Balfour ring CONDUCTOR: DENNIS BURKH Director of M.S Orchestras representative, will be in DATES: FRIDAY, JANUARY 16,1976 at 8:00P.M. SUNDAY. JANUARY 18, 1976 at 7:00P.M. today, from 10-4pm. M.S.U. Auditorium TICKET PRICES: Reserved Seats (Orchestra)- 55.00 General Admission (Balcony! Adult-33.50 Students and Children-Si.50 GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED AT: Half Wits Of KNAPP'S: Lansing, Lansing Mall, Meridian Mall GRETTENBERGER'S PHARMACY: Okcmos The Firesign Theatre MARSHALL MUSIC: East Lansing UNION BUILDING: Michigan State University Feb. 6 & 7 12 p.m. Midnight *4" TICKETS AVAILABLE AT M.S.U. TICKET OFFICE A limited number of advance tickets for AND AT THE IXKIR both shows available at Campus Theatre Box Office 1 • 5 p.m. A PAUL STANLEY PRODUCTION 8 Michigan State News, East laming, Michigan WjdnMdoyJanuory |, "PREMIUM QUALITY Bruce P0RN{'L Williamson,^,. Grievance By JONICIPRIANO thropology who was terminated hearing underway University and claims that his "After I defended my Ph.D., dissertations before this one. OS to what was wrong and how he could salvage it," Ferency "BEST FILM OF THE easiest 100% I've given" YEARif Al.riOLILSTti, I State New# SUM Writer from the program in May at the entire career rests on the they terminated me from the They never sat down with me said. "Barbara Bourbon can teaehl and explained what was A grievance hearing is cur¬ last stage in the process of outcome of the hearing. He has been informed that he will lose program without tion," any justifica Helweg said. "I had wrong." "There was a gross violation Linda Lovelace a few th' B rently in progress to decide the receiving his degree. of Helweg's due process rights case of Arthur Helweg, a Ph.D. ffelweg is teaching anthro¬ his job unless he obtains the previous problems with the However, Bernard Gallin, in the fact that he was excluded candidate in the Dept. of An¬ pology at Western Michigan degree. department and worked on two chairman of the Dept. of An from a departmental hearing of thropology, said that every his own grievance," Ferency attempt is made by the faculty said. to assist all Ph.D. candidates in Milliken sees'austere' '76-, • making it through the program. "We have a responsibility to the student to do as much as we Departmental level hearings were held in August with a final decision rendered on 25. Helweg, unsatisfied August with can for him," Gallin said. "How the outcome, is proceeding with ever, we must maintain basic college level hearings which are prediction brighter for '77 standards of academic achieve¬ currently in progress. The next ment. In general terms, one hearing date is scheduled for must fully earn his degree or Jan. 21. the quality of a degree will be "This is a very bad time to talk about reducing spendable lowered and all students will By RALPH FRAMMOLLNO suffer because of it." State News Staff Writer income." Milliken said. He said that the less restraint put on Illness cancels Gov. Milliken predicted 1976 to be another "tough" year with an personal incomes, the better the outlook for an economic boost in Gallin would not discuss the "austere" budget, but expressed hope that the economy will 1977. Helweg case specifically, but cancer session improve in 1977 in an impromptu press conference Tuesday. Milliken declined to discuss the specifics of his "austerity" Concerning aid to Detroit, Milliken again said that he remains opposed to the non resident tax, a levy that would triple the amount taken out of a Detroit commuter's paycheck. He hinted at emphasized that the series of exams required in the obtaining slated for "The Private Afternoons! budget in the face of his State of the State message that will be of a Ph.D. are separate entities. today given Thursday at the State Capitol. The governor said that 1976 may be the last year Michiganders the possibility of increasing the amount of revenue-sharing to the Motor City, but said that state aid would not cover all of the city's problems. Passing one does not automat ically mean the candidate will pass all other necessary re Today's program in MSU's Pamela Mannj would have to "bite the bullet" because he saw some "very Milliken also said that he expects to receive an affirmation of his Colloquium on Cancer has been quirements and obtain the de encouraging signs" that would make 1976 the last year of power to veto any U.S. Navy plans in building the Seafarer Project cancelled. Colloquium sponsors gree. Thli Motion Picture Is recession. He said that he received these encouraging signs from — an underground, submarine communication project slated for learned Tuesday that sudden the office of Management and Budget, private economists and the Upper Penninsula - from Secretary of Defense Donald "A Ph.D. is a license which and serious illness in the family RATIDX people from industry. Rumseld. Recently, the Navy said that they would build Seafarer not everyone is qualified to of Dr. Ronald Herberman, di¬ of the Immunodiagnosis Milliken again declined to name specifics in the budget for regardless of the outcome of a U.P. referendum and the governor's veto. Environmentalists have shown such a plan to be detrimental hold," Gallin said. rector Laboratory at the National Exclusive Lansing and East Lansing Engag(mM Tha Vary Finest Erotica Exclusively at MSU I higher education but said it will be just as tough as 1975. Zolton Ferency, Helweg's Cancer Institute had forced him to life and vegetation. The Governor said he would oppose any legislative attempts to lawyer, said thai Helweg has The governor also expressed his confidence in President Ford to cancel the MSU presentation add taxes—including taxes on gasoline and alcoholic beverages. He been terminated from the pro and his campaign team's bid to win the New Hampshire primary. scheduled for 4 p.m. today in added, however, that his "no-tax" stance is not "sweeping and gram without sufficient reason. the Life Sciences Bldg. audi¬ tliowtliNM! TtOO, 1)30, IOiOO Milliken said that immediately after his State of the State across the board" because he may ask for a southeastern Michigan address, he will leave for a 10-day vacation in the Virgin Islands. "They refused to advise him torium. Sbowplacat 110 Ag. lag. regional tax. AdniulMit *1M ftwcUnt, »3» Oantrsil The Ten Pound Fiddle presents Shows 1:30. 3:25, 5:25, 7:25. 9:25 ED TRICKETT FREAKS Why Is everyone after Tod Brownings' Masterpiece ot th* George Segafe GORDON BOK Macabre shows tonight at & * bird?, 11:30 In 116 Ag. Eng. ANNSmUlR One Showing Only 11:30 p.m. Admission I.SO They all have omaxing voicet and sing both traditional and contemporary songs. They are accomplished musicians and will occompany themselves on both 6 and 12 string guitar as well as hammered dulcimer and hand-made flutes. They are all Folk-Legacy recording artists. rx 8:30 P»n Wed. January 14 In the Union Gold Room (second floor of the Union) This promises to be a great evening, so be sure to get there early I Showcasejazz If you see only 1 film Beethoven Cycle the complete string quartets of this year it should be Ludwig van Beethoven LIES MY FATHER TOLD ME. I Kadar tickles laughs out Magically created with aft its I DIZZY I of the audience and charm, poignancy, humor I I squeezes teais out ol us and heartache A magnificent K ■ m this charming story film After you see it, you II find it I impossible to shake out oil JI a"Although this is your mind or heart T GILLESPIE ONSCHWUB wonderful movie nmWC«c* ■ for the whole family ■ to see together a _ "LIES MY I W FATHER TOLD I J and my own children I enjoyed it, it has ME is a warm F I the kind ot appeal and tunny | a that adults and | I warm to more touching E I than childien J because we can I appreciate it on J several levels—as ■parents, as children Father "Under Jan Kadar's I I land as grandchildren" IToUfl | sensitive guidance, I this journey I back to lost youth but touchingly I I Juilliard Quartet J'A delightful film and an I unusual one. a true delight Me modestly reveals people as authentic as I ings in which! fI Fairchild Theater Michigan State University January/May 1976 they are captured." I Series tickets: $25 public $12.50 MSU students RH/WIJWJARHRmi^^ Single tickets: $6 public $3 MSU students COMING THIS WEEKEND Ticket Office, Union Building Phone 355-6686 for brochures STREISAND&CAAN snwcvpomtn -ncviiism. "What with complete program details. B'LL COSBY SIMPLY AND WITH THANKS, Do You Say Rlt\f\V HARK™IUIFO,VTt ABSOLUTES TERRIFIC MOVIE? loa Friday, January 16 is the last JJ UPTOWN S^a"TO Naked day to purchase Series Tickets. /T^IShIV SATURDAY THE Lady?" The first /D0^-rad7wii.>« MIDNIOHT MOVIE ORGY I Michigon Slote News, Cost Lansing, Michigon Wednesday, January 14, 1976 MSU gymnasts together again By ANN WILLIAMSON almost as good a team as Penn Victor Feinstein and Steve State Newa Sports Writer I.ast year Illinois didn't pose meet," McKenzie said. "I'll be State," MSU coach George Yasukawa. too much of a threat Remember that historic Szypula said. "I'm sure there "I think we'll give Illinois a against the looking for a strong team effort doubie-duai gymnastics meet will be a lot ol interest in the Spartans, who grabbed first from the girls, and, providing last year when the MSU men good run for it, but we'll have to place in the Big Ten and in the we're consistent in our women's team again." have much better performances per¬ state. But with some and women gymnastic teams This meet ought to be even than backing of formances, we stand a very we had at the Big Ten competed against Penn State? better than Penn State," MSU scholarship offers, the Illini good chance of overtaking Illi- Invitational," Szypula said. were able to pick up two Well, history will repeat it¬ women's coach Barbara McKen "But I think this extra week of self this Saturday when both zie added. "The team I've outstanding freshmen gym Performing for the Spartans got workouts will help Spartan gymnastic teams will this year is the most talented nasts, Nancy Thies and Patty Saturday will be team captain there — we just weren ready Carmichael. Thies is a 1972 once again feature the double I've ever coached. All we need Kathi Kincer, Sara Skillman, at the Big Ten, I'm dual format against Illinois at is a little more Olympic gymnast and she fin¬ Maxine Ceccato. and hopefully, exposure and One thing the Spartan: ished first in all-around at th 1:30 p.m. in Jenison Fieldhouse. experience, and I'm sure we'll ■ed be of Cynthia Garbus. Specialists will MSU students are admitted Big Ten meet December 5, include Lisa Hypnar on the go a long way." improvement over last week while Carmichael is also a vault, Ann Weaver the vault free, with a $1 charge for adults Coached by Yoshi Hayasaki, on end on the pommel horse and and 50 cents for children. the men's Illinois nationally recognized gymnast. and uneven parallel bars, Lisa squad is an parallel bar events. Szypula So it came as quite a shock to Buttrill on the balance beam, Last year the double-dual excellent matchup for the Spar said the team has been working McKenzie and the Spartans meet was Susan Bissonnette on the un- a roaring success, due tans because both teams are hard in those areas this week in to the when the new-born Illinois evens and Connie uniqueness of the event comparable in strength. Last Stegmaier on workouts. team took the and the high caliber of the Penn Big Ten crown floor exercise. year the Spartans dropped And while State teams. An all time MSU Szypula and com from MSU at the Big Ten meet There's no room for error in their meet against Illinois in a pany concentrate on their prob¬ last month, but McKenzie isn't this meet," McKenzie explained gymnastics attendance record close 199.45 to 196.35 contest, lems, the women's gymnastics was set as 3,785 people jammed but the Illini have dismissing Saturday's upcom¬ "Both teams are closely related, already team and coach McKenzie have ing battle as a lost cause. and 1 think it will just be a their way into Jenison to watch slipped to a 1-3 record so far more than enough to worry the MSU women nip the Lions this year, with a meet high of Psychologically, the team is matter of which team hits their about in their match against ready to do their best and has routines as to who will win the and all-around national cham¬ 185 points. In their only test of SN photo/Rob KozloH Illinois. been training hard for this I Ring specialist Tom Meagher and the stiff battle Saturday in their season- pion Karen Schuckman, while the year, the Big Ten Invita meet." I Spartans are looking forward to a opener against Illinois. the men were not so fortunate tional last weekend in Colum¬ against their tough opponents. bus, the Spartans totaled 179 And for all practical purpos points. es. Saturday's meet with Illi¬ But Szypula isn't about Women cagers downed to [Club || nois should prove just as excit ing and successful as last year's. underestimate the potential striking power of the Illinois team. Szypula thinks the Illini Sports JJ by Wayne State 87-74 over sure "I think the double-dual went real well last year, and I'm it will go over just as well as a team rank close to the strong U-M squad, and he'll be watching closely two of Illinois' this year with Illinois being greatest assets, all-arounders e MSU Rugby Team will Key mistakes and a bad first But it has taken a long time to ice from 8 to 11 p.m. every half cost the MSU women's get a good women's program day and from 9 to 11 p.m. basketball team its second established and getting scholar sdays in the turf arena at straight loss on Monday night. ships will just take more time," |Mens Intramural Bid?. All Marino said. hers are welcome lo Judy Wordelman made a MSU's record now stands at strong 21 point effort while Jill 1 2 n call Butch Moon at Prudden chipped in 14. but it wasn't enough to catch a strong Wayne State team. Hockey contest Residence hall, fraternity hockey league. Sign up begins "The girls just fell apart in and independent atmen nipped; the first half, but they really to be basketball at 8 a.m. today in 102 Women's played great after halftime," replayed leagues manager's meetings will be held today at 6:30 p.m. IM Bldg. Only 20 teams will be accepted for co-rec basketball Illinois next said coach Dominic Marino in the sports arena of the Men's beginning 8 a.m. Friday. Ipartan matmen suffered after the 87 - 74 loss. for cable TV IM Bldg. Entries will be ac The IM will sponsor a "3-on cepted at this time and atten¬ 3" basketball league this term. |r third defeat in four dual Marino added that the team dance at one iheeting is man¬ An organization meeting will be ts Monday night as they fell needs a good Those of you out there that datory. .o Northwestern in Evan- defent| to get ity masochiats will be pleased held at 6 p.m. today in 208 going and also some good are Only 30 teams will be accept¬ Men's IM Bldg. for all team ^ Illinois 19 16. The loss rebounders, and possibly a to know that a taped replay of ed for the co-rec water polo captains. Captains must attend to a 1 - 2 record in last Saturday night's WCHA SN photo Rob Koiloff scholarship program would league on a first come, first this meeting if they want to pig Ten. help. hockey game with the Denver serve basis. Entries will be enter the league. Women's gymnastics team captain many attractions at Saturday's action for the grapplers Pioneers will be aired on cable Kathi Kincer will be just one ol the double-dual accepted in 102 Women's IM meet against Illinois. ■ be Saturday night in the "The last two teams we've channel 11 Thursday at 7:00 I's IM arena where they will Bldg. played have had girls with p.m. The Spartans lost the Only eight teams will be ■ Southern Illinois. scholarships — MSU has game 4-3 at Munn Arena. accepted for the co-rec floor Tonight is HOT DOG NIGHT! DISCOUNT CALCULATORS Guaranteed lowest prices in town I PI TODAY 1.1 w11 1£I /jtl. 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LOUNGE 2nd FLOOR corner MAC Ave. & Albert - El. 351-6470 CLEARANCE SALE OWN A FOREIGN CAR? - . i That's Be sure to bring it in to us so I DOWN SLEEPING BAGS Clearance Sale have trouble-free starts The you can on COLD WINTER Way... MORNINGS. SUITS V IPORTCOATS iwMWrwtoi AAR ■wMWinw |»0° BAG t $34" 20' BAG $54" P BAG $44" -20° BAG $84" Additional Saving. On Draw Shlrta- -20° MUMMY BAG Sl.ckt—Laathar Coat. & Outarwearl $84" You'll like tha good food and drink you'll find at the Varilty. And wo don't buit your budgot, oithar. En|oy no-covar folk antartainment nightly, dalidoui weakly tpaclali and Happy Hours 2:00 - 5:00 ovaryday. (7i off all drink.) Experience tho East Lansing Bay 2adUv«l VARSITY INN 315W.GrondRivar University Mall Park Frm! Wt vill gladly validate your ticket 1227 i. Grand Rivor Ph. 332 - 651 Phona 351-9408 • 351-6762 331-0371 Wednesdoy, January 14 t 1 pMichigon Stole New;, East Lorning, Michigon otfl wtetfl tepipxtinitof (continued from page 12) Horticulture Club meetings be¬ The Great Issues Office ia now Winter term staff positions are The Foods and Nutrition Club ia Anyone interested in attending the National Assn. of Home ALL OLDIES! Every night Monday - Saturday gin at 7 p.m. on Wednesdays, 206 open Tuesday through Thursday now open to freshmen, sopho¬ holding it's first meeting at 7:00 Builders Convention in Dallas 6:00pm -Midnight Interested in working with men¬ mores and juniors interested in tonight in 341 Union. Horticulture Bldg. The seminars afternoons. Stop by and see us, January 18 to 22, there will be a The greatest music tally impaired persons? Volunteer ASMSU Legal Services. Applica¬ begin at 7:30 p.m. Speakers will be 336 Student Services Bldg. or call meeting at 7:30 tonight in the of tho 50's, 60's,70's! for Citizens' Advocacy. Orienta¬ tions are available 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Skiersl MSU Ski Club meeting posted in the building. Bring activities room, Natural Resources tion meeting Wendesday at 7 p.m. Monday through Firday, 307 Stu¬ at 7:00 tonight in 109 Anthony Hall deposits for San Diego. Bldg. Last chancel in 221 Berkey Mall or come to dent Services Bldg. featuring guest speaker, flicks and IEnm MSU Med Tech Club will hold Office of Volunteer Programs Friends of the Peoples' Yellow it's first meeting of winter term door prizes. Don't forget the swap There will be a Zoology Club anytime. Anyone interested in taking the and sale January 19 through 23 in Pages. For you. Get your own at Wednesday at 7 p.m. in 146 meeting at 7:30 tonight in 227 Giltner Hall. martial art of Aikido may come to the Men's Intramural Building. The MSU Chess Club is begin¬ Co-op Office, 311-B Student Ser- Natural Science Bldg. Harris will the judo room at the Men's IM ning the term with a match with Lansing's club. AH interested play¬ Bldg. Wednesday at 9 a.m., Gay Liberation will meet at 8:30 give a lecture and show slides on Texas. Radio 12-40 Israeli leader Senta Yosephthal Sunday at 3 p.m. tonight in 334 Union. The topic of ers are welcome to participate. Pre-Med Student Advising. An speaks on "The Jewish State and discussion will be the needs of Brown Bag lunch for all women The club meets tonight at 7:30 in organization informing students of the Middle East" at 8:30 p.m. in Important meeting of the Tour¬ YOUR GOLD CONNECTION 210 Olds Hall medical school trends and applica¬ sponsored by Women's Resource 332 Union. Public invited. ism Club will be held tonight at 7 in Center from 12 to 1 p.m. in 6 tion procedures. Improve chances of getting into medical school. 327 119 Eppley Center. Hope to see There will be a Psychology Student Services Bldg. Mila Price, East Lansing Child Study Club is A Stone Monkey forum will be you there! Forum at 7:00 tonight in 207 Olds sponsoring an open meeting at Student Services Bldg. 11 a.m. to Coordinator of the Learning and 745 p.m. Wednesday at Edge- 4p.m. held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday at Families' Coffee Gain new experience working Hall. Professors Rilling and Karon of M.S.U. will answer questions Career Center for Women, LCC will speak on "What is Value Senta Yosephtal wood United Church in East Shop, 701 N. Logan St. in regarding behavioristic and psy¬ Former Member of Israeli Knesset Lansing to discuss a proposed Impression 5 Natural Science voluntarily with Lansing elementa¬ Clarification?" Museum for children needs volun¬ Lansing. The forum is free and ry children. Use recreational and choanalytic approaches to Psy¬ paramedic program and MSU. for the city teer guides, interpreters and dis¬ everyone is invited. educational "clubs" to develop chology. Presented by the Psy¬ Want some experience in the Speaking On Topic: play makers. Transportation avail¬ and implement leadership skills. chology Club. advertising field? Union Activities able. For more information, stop Pre-Meds: What does politics Orientation meeting Wendesday 7 Board/Student Entertainment* Session one of the MSU Soar¬ ing Club's free ground school will be held Wednesday 7:30 p.m. 203 by Volunteer Bureau in 26 Student Services Bldg. mean to What is a you as future doctors? Citiztician? What about p.m., 6 Student Services Bldg. MSU Volleyball Club will prac¬ tice from 8 to 10 p.m. Monday and needs interested people to work on a new Publicity Department. "The Jewish State Men's IM Bldg. Faculty, Staff and malpractice and insurance? Hear Come to free introductory lec Wednesday. Meet at 6:00 p.m. Thursday in 335 students welcome. Tune to 640 AM when the Michigan State Network brings Paul Stearns speak tonight at 7:30, 204 Natural Science Bldg. ture on the Transcendental Medi¬ tation program at 12:40 p.m. today Petitioning for ASMSU Election Union. and the Commissioner closes on January MSU Volleyball Club will prac¬ The Foods and Nutrition Club is you "Labyrinthe." In the future, a in C 307 Wells Hall or 3 p.m. in veteran is assigned his "seventh MSU Cycling Club meets I C301 Wells or at 7:15 p.m. in 334 16, 1976. Petitions may be picked tice from 8 to 10 p.m. every holding their first meeting tonight at 7, 341 Union. victim." Wednesday at 8 p.m., night. Interested people invited 215 Men's IM Bldg for Union. up in 334 Student Services Bldg. Re-imbursement will be given. Monday and Wednesday in the Men's IM Bldg. sports arena New Middle East" Thursday at midnight, Sunday at 3 The important initial winter term plan¬ members are welcome. Singing Statesmen (Mens Glee Club) will be holding audi¬ ning and general business meet We need responsible, hard¬ Come on overt PIRGIM plans a Wed. 8:30 p.m. Rm. 332 Union working people to help organize discrimination project for win The Foundation Series starts tions during class time on Mon Tenants Resource Center train¬ infl- sex day, Wednesday and Thursday ing will be Friday and Saturday. the campus for the '76 elections. ter term and we're short on male Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Sponsors We need volunteers who can The MSU Star Trek Club will MSU College Republicans will initiativel Sign up to join us (and church on the corner of Ann and from 4:10 to 5 p.m. in the donate 2 hours a week. For more meet at 8:30 tonight in 336 Union. earn credit) at 329 Student Ser- Division Street. Hear what the Hillel Israeli Student Organization basement of the Alumni Chapel. meet tonight at 8 in the Yakeley Hall cafeteria. Join usl Word of God is. < information, contact the center. Alpha Phi Omega is holding a presentation and slide show at 8:30 tonight in 336 Union. Come and join us in service. STOCK CLEARANCE SALE '/i OFF ON ALL LIQUID line cf csuperior qua SILVER AND PUCA DEAD NECKLACES v« OFF ON a new Ml PIERCE* audio EARRINOS. components. LAROB SELECTION 319 E Grand River Ave. East Lansing, BELL'S Mich. EiLUXMAN PIZZA A Proud Past A Perfect Present Now at Two Locations 225 MAC Ph. 332-5027-8 1 f 35 E. Grand River Ph. 332-0858 Froa Deliveries from both locations Starting at 4:30 p.m. There is a AM/FM STEREO DOLBY TUNER PRESTIGE CONTROL CENTER Features uses two cascoded pairs of TR in the difference!!! Features — dual gate MOS FET front end, 4-gang — PREPARATION fOR variable capacitor, linear phase LC block filters, and differential comparator stage plus a "Class A" push IC multiplex circuit pull output stage to make up a unique ideal discrete MCAT°::P3e5r:;:: Usable IHF FM Sensitivity: 1,7uV/98MHz "Op-omp" DAT ■ °"dsu"ess Capture Ratio: 1 .SdB/1 mV Frequency Response: 2 80.000Hz( - O.SdB) SOLID STATE POWER AMPLIFIER Small dosses Selectivity: 75dB/ ± 400KHz, lOOuV mono Output Voltage: IV(rated), 13V(max.) Fully complementary direct coupled power amplifier LSAT study Voluminous home materials S/N Ratio: 75dB/98MHz, 1mV mono Total Harmonic Distortion: no more than 0.007% at Power Output: 120 watts minimum continuous per IF Rejection: lOOdB 2V output channel, into 8-ohm loads, from 20Hz to 20.000- QIIB Courses that are constantly updated Image Rejection: 90dB Input Sensitivity: 2.5mV(phono 182-Gain OdB) 150mV Hz, at no more than 0.05% total hormonic ATGSB Spurious Response Rejection: 95dB (aux-182, tuner 8 aux-1, variable) distortion Tape facilities for Stereo Separation: 42dB(1KHz) Input Impedance: 30-100Kohms(phono-1, variable), Frequency Response: 5 50.000Hz( - ldB) OCAT reviews of doss Total Harmonic Distortion: 0.12%(1KHz stereo) 50K(phono-2), 70K(aux-l), 25K(aux-2) Damping Factor: 70(8-ohm) lessons and for Equipped: attenuator (FM sensitivity), variable muting S/N Ratio: no less than 65dB(phono-l) Rated I.M.: less than 0.05% CPAT supplementary (60.7KHz = 4:1 8-ohm o (AM)FM), output level setter, noise filter, and Phono Overload Voltage: no less than 450mV(lKHz, loads) FLEX m e" Dolby tape play and rec out, multi-path out RMS.) R.I.A.A. Residual Hum 8 Noise: - lOOdB ___ Make ups for Equalization: within ± 0.2dB Input Sensitivity: IV Ton# Control: improved LUX type ECFMG misled lessons. Equipped: VU meter for power indication peak in¬ Filters: 10Hz, 70Hz( - 18dB, - 12dB)-low, 7KHz, l2KHz dicator, etc. Available NAT'LMED (- 12dB)-hlgh 8^ joo BHDS Equipped: touch mute function, attenuator, linear equalizer, phono gain control, computor grade For complete information call potentiometer, time-delay circuitry W or $£££00 *(313) 354-0085 Stanley n.taolon lOUCATIONAlj^r^Vr/ TUTORING AND GUIDANCE MARSHALL MUSIC COMPANY SINCE 1938 21711 W. Ten Mile Rd. mm 402 S. WASHINGTON OPEN: MON. AND FRI. TIU 9 PM Southfield, Mich. 48075 E. lANSINfi 245 ANN ST. OPEN: WED. Till 9 PM Wednesday, January 14, 1976 1 1 PEOPLE READ THE CLASSIFIEDS ... WILL YOUR AD BE THERE ? Aitoisotiye ][«.{ [ Aatowotiye FRANKLY SPEAKING... by phil frank [ Apartments }%?■ Apartments AUDI 100LS 1973.4-speed. Radial PONTIAC GRAND Lemans 1975. tirea. Good condition. 42800. MASTER OF Social Work needed TWO GIRLS winter term sublease. ROOMMATE NEEDED for apart¬ Four door, air conditioning, cas¬ to coordinate foster care for 'A block from campus. Home, 351-4792. Work, 353-8780. sette stereo tape, power Campus Hill Apartments. 468.75/ ment 3-1-14 steering, mentally retarded children and month. Free bus. 349-4979. 6-1-14 Reduced rent. Call 332 2806. 5-1/ power brakes, 60x40 front seat. adults. Please contact Sue Miller. INE 355-8255 Excellent condition, 11,500 miles, 487-6510. 7-1-15 .. flldfl CHEVELLE MALIBU 1975. Take original owner. Call 355-2860. NEED 1 2 for furnished over payments of 4117. Call bedroom, "' -*e®:lities paid, or women 3J-J6_ ... 393-3003. 6-1-14 BUSINESS MANAGER for politi¬ pets, reft Tft'es, deposit. apartment. Walking distance to 4125. DO IT THE FRENCHWAY ~ cal newsletter. Socially aware in¬ Call 627-9387. 6-1-16 campus. 332-4432. 05-1-19 In this 1971 Renault R16. This car dividual with business back¬ CHEVY 1968 automatic 4300 or best offer. Call Jim 484-0901 is in mint condition, has automatic ground. Resume to Box A - 1, NEED 1 or 2 men for furnished transmission, one owner and ony State News. 11-1-21 apartment. Walking distance to before 2:30 p.m. 6-1-20 36,000 miles. Call Dick at KIMSPOMT. campus. 332-4432. 0-5-1-19 394-2770. 6-1-14 WANTED: EITHER sex, full-time COLT 1972, two door hardtop, or part-time substitute milker and ■AST FEMALE TO sublet. Winter term automatic, 82,000 miles, mostly SCOUT II, 1971, four wheel drive. dariyfarm worker. House on farm. only. Excellent Bogue Street loca¬ highway. Body/engine good, Very good condition. 42,450. 349- tion. Three man apartment. Call 4700. Call, 1(6161-527-4398 after 1169 or 363-7834. 3-1-16 Sue, 332 1094. 3-1-15 k SALE 6:30 p.m. 3-1-15 * MrCai M Mean Rnimals TOYOTA COROLA 1971,4-speed, I FEMALE NEEDED for furnished COMET 1963. Low mileage, good PART TIME employment for MSU * lltrtM hobile Homes 59,000 miles. New brakes, snows. two person apartment. Winter body. Excellent engine. High gas students. 12-20 hours per week. * MMUMhi'DI only. Reduced rent. 351-3062. it&found mileage. 4400. 625-3194. 10-1-20 Engine rebuilt. 351-1639. 5-1-14 Automobile required. 339-9500 or 5-1-19 JSONAL 339-3400. C-4-1-16 J Coil 332-1215 for Appt. Inuts personal DATSUN 280-Z, 1975. 8,200 TOYOTA CORONA 1971. 4- I NORTH POINTE Apartments, speed, 42000 miles, good gas TEMPORARY, PART time. Gen¬ ii estate actual miles. Four speed, air. mileags. Sharpl 393-9576. 6-1-19 "CANT HELP YOU 0\JT HARRY eral office position. Apply in Haslett road, East Lansing. One and two bedroom units from Ireation Asking 46,500. 349-4685. 3-1-16 MY 2WC££HA\IEAU PRIEPUP person. 419 Lentz Court, Lansing NEEDED IMMEDIATELY. One $164/month. Furnished. Short (vice TOYOTA UND cruiser 1967, Inorth off West St. Joseph, term lease. On bus line. Call DODGE VAN 1969 318 V-8 stick, man or sublet whole 2 man Instruction rusty, 4400. Applagate Electric Excellent mechanical condition. KIPS? ARE m WblZ NOW-" between Logan and Waverly). 6-1-20 apartment. Close to campus. Cell manager, 332-6354. 9-1-23 Body good. Many new parts ■yplng 2400 West Jolly, Okemos. 5-1-19 337-7042 after 6 p.m. 6-1-14 VsPORTATION including tires, clutch presser 0COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELEY. CA 94709 plate, etc. 41695 without Western LUNCHEON WAITRESS. 11 a.m. Inted FIAT 1974 128 sports coups, front 6'6" plow, 42196 with plow. - 2 p.m. Monday through Friday. FEMALE NEEDED Cedarview 4 YES... We girl apartment. $65, January paid. dund town wheal drive. 19,000 miles, 42500. 393-5237 evenings. 6-1-16 487-1724. 3-1-16 VEGA, 1973. Two door, like brand Art) Sarvlca~ / Emp^yraent |T{j Apply 9 a.m., THE DOME ROOM, 222 Seymore, Lansing. 5-1-14 Winter/Spring. 351-5352. 6-1-21 have FORD 1966 automatic, power new condition. 38,000 ectusl WE WRITE all forma of ir NEED EXTRA Income? Make 42 - BABYSITTER FOR 2 and 5 year NEED MALE roommate till June location! ♦RATES** miles. Can be seen at 201 West at low rates plus an easy payment over 426 each clipping newspaper Marigold Apts. Serious student, steering, brakes, snowtires, some Holmes Road. 3-1-14 old, weekdays in my Spartan non-smoker. Stan, 332-6346. 6-1- 3-6 and 9 months leases plan. Call UNION UNDERWRI¬ Items. Details free. Write: CLIP¬ 2 word minimum new parts. Good condition, 4185. Village apartment. Mornings coll TERS INSURANCE AGENCY. 365-0799 after 5:30 p.m. 3-1-16 PING, box 24791 C9. Seattle, 355-9966 later 355-9966. 3-1-15 IHvar's and Wafar's VOLKSWAGEN, 1969 square- 465-4317. 0-18-1-30 Washington 98124. 10-1-20 back. New engine, warranty. Body FEMALE NEEDED Immedietely to Edge Apartments FORO GALAXIE 500 1966 fair sublease Cedar Village apartment. fair. 4660. 361-1330 after 5 p.m. (next to Cedar Village) condition, 3-1-16 4100. Call 337-7313. 3-1-14 CHRISTMAS BILLS got down? Great opportunity with you For Rent lit, Rent reduced, 416. 366-5947 after 6 p.m. X-1-14 Sarah Coventry. Own hours, no 332-4432 VOLKSWAGEN. 1969. Square- investment Call Cathy. 882 1484 FORD 1970 Galaxie. two door, back, 33 m.p.g., new engine, rear TV AND stereo rentals. $25/term. NEEDED IMMEDIATELY 1 or 2 after 5 p.m. 6-1-20 $10.95/month. Call NEJAC 337- sport roof, 50,000 miles, one defogger, AM/FM radio, 372-4523. men for River's Edge. 491/month, owner, excellent condition, book - 8-1-16 1010. C-18-1-30 close. 332-5196. 2-1-15 MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL 41,300, taking offer. 485-4777. 5-1-16 COMPANION AIDS live in and VOLKSWAGON 1970 squareback PARKING PLACES available less 2 BEDROOM apartment, in house, SNOW TIRES: Two white wall, hourly assignments. NURSES for sublet. Full kitchen and bath, MODERN APARTMENT, one wagon. Emerald green exterior, AIDES private duty end staff than two blocks from campus. Call 12x6 on Datsun 1200 wheels. 426. FORO, GRAN TORINO sport with luggage rack. Mechanically 627-4103 after 6 p.m. 10-1-21 quiet neighborhood, ideal for 2. bedroom, furnished or unfur¬ 655-2930. E6-1/16 relief. RN'S, LPN'S temporary 1973. Black on black. Bucket excellent. 41350. Call Dick 4190 but negotiable. 337-0947 nished, near MSU. Hull Apart¬ assignments, top wages and bene¬ (DEADLINE seats, power steering, power 394-2770. 6-1-14 TWO SNOWTIRES: Sears dyne fits. Needed immediately. Choose days. 332-0959 nights. 5-1-20 ments, 351-4799. 6-1-14 brakes, excellent condition. 41500. 676-4120. 6-1-21 VOLKSWAGON, 1969. Good bo¬ glass. D78-14. Excellent condition. your own hours, dsya and shifts. I Apartntils Iflp] CLOSE, NICELY furnished, 2 GIRL. OWN room close to cam¬ 425. Call 882 5645. E-5-1-14 Phone 487-9652. 6-1-20 dy Automatic stick. Rebuilt trans¬ rooms, One bachelor. Graduate/ pus, Chalet Apatments. Congeni¬ FORD TORIN0 1970, power steer¬ MALE STUDENT or married cou¬ faculty. No smoking please. Perk¬ al roommates. 332-3370, 332-2684. mission and engine, 4900. 489- UNHAPPY WITH 76? Absolutely ing/brakes. Vinyl roof. New ple furnished, 2 bedroom with ing. Phone 332-1300. 3-1-16 3-1-14 ][jj) ex¬ — 2787. 8-1-23 haust, clean. 356-1478. 1-1-14 EmpHymm determined to change In 78? If you have the desire for a very definite shower. Also efficiency, both pri¬ vate. also parking. 1214 East APARTMENT. ONE man needed. MUST SUBLET- Large two bed¬ is ordered it cannot VOLKSWAGEN 1969 camper, and specific amount of money by Kalamazoo. 5-1-14 FORD, 1971 wagon, V-8, automa¬ FOR GREAT Results in getting a 485/month. Near campus. 341 room furnished, 2 blocks from sleeps four, Icabox, sink. Great for the end of 76, no matter how tic. Excellent tires, new battery Evergreen. 337-2669 8-1-23 campus. $200. 337-9658. 5-1-16 qualified person tomorrow, call 1cel ed or changeduntil rst insertion, unless it is and starter. 4850. Phone Gary, spring break tripsl 41,295. 694- much, and are willing to place all NEAR MERIDIAN Mall. Deluxe d & cancelled 8911.6-1-20 Gary to place your employment ed your energy, willpower and effort by noon 641-4493, or 339-9500. C3-1-15 one bedroom apartment. Call 339- before publication. today. 355-8256. in to achieving that desire-in 15 8073. 6-1-15 FOrVvAN iWWnsul*-*- ji^nnrfmli«« ^excaben^ condition minutes we can show you how if $1.00 service EXPERIENCED FLOORMEN ind you have the desire, -call Tom DESPERATELY NETOtD: Four The a an ad change plus ML"ta"^llie h°ne 36S"6188 3"1_le 5 Weed right. Call 482-0851 694-3568 evenings. 5-1-16 days, bartenders. Apply ALLE'EY. 220 Busch 627-3040 or GATEWAY To Homes Realty. 371-3600. 5-1-19 people for >hed apart¬ rord per day for M.A.C. Avenue. 3-1-16 ment, Dos- '®uod management. 332-5969. 6-1-15 tal words. Personal ads must GRANADA 1975 automatic. Po¬ VOLVO 1967 122 wagon. Runs good, Some rust. 4500. 694-1988 attar 5 p.m. 3-1-15 EMERGENCY, NIGHT worker, al¬ ternate position, ona year com¬ mitment required, call between PROGRAM DEVELOPER for Im¬ pression 5 Museum, Lansing. Work study. Knowledge of senso¬ CONVENIENT TO MSU and LCC. Three bedroom apartment, fur¬ Creative Corner 8:30-5:00, 484-7461. 2-1-15 ry physiology desirable. Contact nished, partly carpeted, and fire¬ News will be wer steering, disc brakes, 6 cylin¬ Susan Jones 882-2437 after 3 p.m. der, bucket seats. 15,000 miles. place. Students welcome. 4225/ Printed Pattern Psible only for the first 43,375. 353-0967. 6-1-14 (_ Motorcycles JlAeJ TALK ABOUT job possibilities 3-1-15 month. Call 371-1479. 7-1-16 n insertion. next week with PEACE CORPS. GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIPS - ONE BEDROOM. Furnished apart¬ Make an appointment today. re 7 days from the SOMEBODY'S LOOKING for a Potential exists for two hslftime Placement Office. 1-1-14 ments. 4160, utilities paid. 4 miles an date. If not paid bike like yours now. Advertise itl graduate assistants to work in from campus on M-78/Saginaw, o date, a 504 late State News Classified. 355-8255 biomedical computing. Abilities SALESMAN-SALESWOMAN near Marsh Road. No pets. 339- I charge will be due. J HORNET, 1971. Two door, six Ask for Randy. needed: Fortran, Compass, statis¬ 8686. 6-1-14 stick. 27,000 actual miles. First Train on a salary with 80 year old tical package, clarity of thought 41490 takes it. 393-0789. 3-1-14 and communication fluency in the EAST SIDE. Five room furnished, HARLEY CHOPPER-rigid frame, highly respected financial com¬ Iund Town ------ NOVA 1970 3-speed, 6 cylinder. springer, extra clean, needs minor pany. Call Mrs. Starkweather 694- field of computer science and competency in the art of program¬ steam heat, utilities paid. Married work. Tom, 489-1011.5-1-16 3933, after 6 p.m.. 484-7069. couple. Also others. Dodge New clutch. 4575. Victor, 353- INVESTORS DIVERSIFIED ming. 353-3202. 5-1-19 Realty, 482-5909. 6-1-14 9156. 5-1-20 KJTj SERVICE OLDSMOBILE OMEGA 1973. [***□(>, 10-1-21 REGISTERED NURSES MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST Full time Day Shift Monday through Friday, minimum starting EAST LANSING - Hickory Hills. Modern spacious 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, townhouse style. Lo¬ Good condition, original owner, 20,000 miles, standard shift, Zie- REACH THE campus market! salary 43.43 per hour plus credit cated North Hagadom. Informa¬ barted. Call after 5 p.m. 393-5728. Advertise your used car parts and Must have experience in IV team for experience. Must have at least tion call 351-5937. 7-1-16 6-1-14 auto services today. Call Gary. nursing. Night shifts part time. one year of medical transcription IE YOUR special events 355-8255. service. For information call office TWO ROOMMATES needed for Excellent salary. Apply or call in our 'Round OMEGA HATCHBACK 1974. Au¬ of personnel office, 487-9180. Employment, Lansing General Campus Hill Apartment. 471.25/ ■olumn. Call Vickl, 355- tomatic, power steering, power month. 349-3811. 6-1-14 SPARROW HOSPITAL, 1215 E. Hospital, 2800 Devonshire, Lan¬ KR THE advantages. Al- brakes, 13,000 miles. Phone 882-7041. 6-1-14 wazoa Michigan, Lansing. 7-1-16 sing, Michigan 48909, 517- 372-8220, ext. 268. Equal Oppor¬ y Pi Sorority is reorgen- ARA COFFEE SYSTEM has an tunity Employer. 10-1-20 OPEL GT 1970, excellent condi¬ Jne to the Essex Under- immediate opening for one full tion, FM-AM radio, 34,000 actual MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST TWO BEDROOM, quiet at¬ ■Wilson, Thursday 4:00- times sales person for greater miles. 337-1155. 3-1-16 MTIASCP) K. or call 332-6547 for Lansing area. Guaranteed, car mosphere, carpet, drapes, dish¬ |>n. 2-1-15 OPEL GT, red, mechanically THI RX-4 allowance, hospitalization. Call Full time afternoon shift positions washer, disposal. Self-cleaning Mr. Haynes, 337-1348. 7-1-16 available, must be registered or oven, security system, carport. sound. Must drive to appreciate. 5-SPIID eligible, minimum starting salary Three month special 4160 first 3 41200. 351-9170. 6-1-15 STUDENTS OF business manage¬ 44.75 per hour. Please contact months, 4190 next nine months votive U4 ASPORTY ment, marketing, and related fields office of employment, Lansing with one year lease. 393-6635, WAY TO GIT needed. If you desire more income General Hospital, 2800 Dsvonsire, 372-1346. 6-1-14 and valuable business experience. Lansing 48909, 517-372-8220, ext. GRIAT Call 485-0048. 6-1-19 268. Equal Opportunity Employer. NEAR SPARROW. One bedroom, 10-1-20 4125, includes utilities. Call MILIAGI NURSE AIDS needed immediately ings, 372-2738, also house. 8-1-16 C00K-HERRIMAN for private duty and staff relief. V.W.-VOIVOMAZDA NEED 1 to 4 people for furnished Add a homey-touch to tables Chose your own shifts and days. PUNT PARTIES. 15% to ho¬ GOOD NEWS! 114 mile w. of Lansing Mall apartment. Walking distance to with lovely fabric bouquets. Phone MEDICAL HELP, 489-1446, stess. HYACINTH HOUSE 332-4432. 6-1-19 Fill bowls and baskets with |C7)| 6135 W. Saginaw ZpSJ GREENERY. University Mall, 351- 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday campus. flowers and leaves made of Phone 371-5600 through Friday. 6-1-14 6849. 10-1-23 NEED TWO people to sublet bright scraps of fabric! Easy, fVASTE PAPER "" WANTED! ANYONE INTERESTED in free AVON bedroom in large 3 bedroom. thrifty gifts, bazaar sellers' Pattern 7175: pattern pieces meals and 46. a week? Involves Excellent earnings be an Avon re¬ Twickingham. 351-3262. 8-1-23 for 2 (lower designs FRIEDLAND ELECTRIFYING: CONVERT your working in kitchen and setving. presentative. Sell famous cosme¬ ONE-TWO puople to sublet fur¬ 51.00 for each pattern. Add 35c each pattern for first-class 337-1111, 337-1268, Bill, or Tom. tics - jewelry. 482-6893. 20-2-3 car to electric powerl No pollution. S-3-1-14 nished, one bedroom. 4185/ airmail and handling. Send to: HON & METAL COMPANY Cheep and reliable transportation. Write for details: ELECTRIC EN¬ CHEVY CAPRICE 1969, good month. JiH, month. Jill, 349-3021. 6-1-21 lines, t Alice Brooks condition. Power steering, power linen, denim, chino. GINEERING Dept. E, P.O. Box Needlecraft Dept. will buy your newspaper brakes, 4600. 489-6117 1-1-14 MALE WANTED sublet furnished Printed Pattern 4934. Misses' 1371, East Lansing. C-18-1-30 Sites 8, 10, 12, 14, 16. 18. Michigan State News, apartment, 466.25, Free bus to Site 12 (bust 34) takes 3% 126 per ton of campus. Call 349-2609. 3-1-16 yards 45-inch fabric. $22 newspaper VW GAS heater for sale or trade, best offer. Call Ray. 356-1205. 3-1-16 LIQUIDATION SALE HAYIS HOTIL ONE BEDROOM, near campus, 51.00 for each pattern. Add 35e for each pattern for first- class airmail and handling. Boz 163, Old Chelsea Sta., New York, NT 10011. Print Nome. Address, Zip, Pattern Number. furnished, air conditioned, electric MORE than ever before' 200 I" per 100 lbs. newspaper MB W. Mlthlgaa Ava. heat, call 9-5, 373-6806. Ask for Slid tar designs plus IGNITION AND tune - up parts for Jackaaa, Michigan Carl or 361-7511 after 6 p. Anns Adams side NEW1 1976 ! NEEDLECRAFT Great for fund raising events your imported car. In atock at 3-1-16 CATALOG! Has everything. 75e. reasonable EVERYTHING MUST GO Psttirn Dipt. for your club or organisation I prices at Crochet with Squares 51.00 CHEQUERED FUG FOREIGN 50 RCA 19" COLOR TV't MALE NEEDED for furnished, Michigan State News. Crochet I Wardrobe 51.00 WE alto recycle ledger paper, CAR PARTS, 2605 East Kalama¬ HUNDREDS OF DISHES & SHEETS 4-man. Next to campus, $65 Nifty Filly Quilts 51.00 IBMcardi, corrugated boxes, t zoo, one mile west of campus. month. 332-6459. 3-1-16 Ripple Crochet $1.00 other high grade papers I 487-5066. C-10-1-20 FURNITURE: bedi. daikt, chain, lamps, night tables, armchairs, Sew + Knit Bonk 51.25 pedestal 6 dining tables, dining chairs, refrigeralnr- r'cr-n, TWO GIRLS for Capitol Villa, 4 Needlepoint Book 51.00 Flower Crochet Book 51.CO M-78 BODY SHOP. Rustproofing air conditioners, band stands 8 much mare! man. Parking, furnished and Hairpin Crochet Book $1.00 PRGANIZE A PAPER specialists. Most for 445. Guaranteed. cars rustproofed 337-0496. Al J JI 3 full Kitchens & 2 Restaurants friendly. 332-6839. 6-1-12 GET A $100 pattern free - choose it from NEW SPRING- Instant Crochet Book Instant Maerame Book $1.00 St.00 C-18-1-30 SUMMER CATALOG! Packed with Instant Money Book Open: Weekdays 10 am • 7 pm EAST LANSING 916 Lilac Street, $1.00 DRIVE TODAY Saturday 9 am • 6pm one bedroom efficiency, unfur¬ hundreds of great sun, sport, Complete Gift Book $1.00 city, travel styles. Send 75» Complete Afghans 414 $1.00 nished except stove and refrigera¬ for Catalog Now! 482-1668 AUTO • CYCLE INSURANCE. MSU I.D. card entitles you to a 10% discount on oil merchandise. tor. 332 0792. 61-20 Saw + Kilt Book St .25 12 Prize Afghans--12 50< Check our low rates and easy Book ol 16 Quids--1 5C« Mon-Frl S-4: JO p.m. payment plan. Close to campus. ABC LIQUIDATORS Instant Money Crafts Instant Sewing Book $1.00 51.00 Museum Quilt Book 42 . 50< Iter St. at tie St. Saturday S-10:30a.m. LOYDS OF UNSING INSUR¬ ANCE, 484-1414. 0-18-1-30 siy.yu-sm aUsfc.lkeeee4te.Waa _ , Ci f etlT®~p apartment. Call 332 W. 5 1 14 Instant Fashion Book 51.00 15 Quilts lor Today -3 Book ol 16 Jiffy Rugs 50< 50c 6-1 1 2 Michigon Stote News, Eost Loosing, Michigan Wednesday, Januotyj | *p»rlBBits"~]fy] f Houses l|jfi Rooms For Sale )(§] f For Silt 1(51 i~LD»tTFiii< iim Pirsonl [[/I LOST: FEMALE black labrador. FREE...A lesson in complexion MENS SINGLE room dose tp i 92", good MOVING SALE. Canoe, shotgun, SUBLET ONE bedroom, lots of MAN FOR 4 men house. Mt. cere. Call 484-4519 East Michigan •TJI " banjo, guitar, al> excellent, all Markings on chest/feet. White closets. On bus line. 332-6229 after Hope, close to campus. 955 plus Union. Lease to June. Phone or 486-7197 Lansing Mall. MERLE complete. Call 355-2776.3-1-16 paint markings. 337-7862, 351- 5. 5-1-16 utilities. 489-3174 after 5 p.m. 351-5076 after 4 p.m. 5-1-20 3163._E-5-1;15 NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. 6-1-16 8^5.2-y C-18-1-30 MSU, TWO blocks, share 3 bed- OWN ROOM for man in house, 3 1933 ZIESS MICROSCOPE. Ex¬ TEXAS INSTRUMENT SR10 cal¬ LOST: GOLD class ring between Announcements lo, ir, J cellent condition 9300. Call 393- culator with case, recharger, only Happening must be rwllx room apartment, own room, 393- NEAR CAMPUS 2 and 3 bedroom blocks from campus, 987.50/ 8411 or 482-5022. Best offer. library and Administration Build¬ NEEDED ONE bridge partner"to State News 0450, 675-7319. 5-1-16 houses for four persons. 9300 per month. 351-7642. 3-1-16 922.50. 332-6247 after 4:30 p.m. ing 1-12-76. 353-3443. Reward. play duplicate bridge, Wednesday office, 34VS Services Bldg., month plus utilities. Phone 482- 8-1-16 E-5-1-20 3-1-16 nights. Call 332-2272, Stan, after hero by 1 "IN class days NEED FEMALE for two woman 2670. 6-1-16 GIRL FOR room in duplex. Clean, 5:30 p.m. 6-1-21 before CURIOUS USED No modem, furnished, carpeted, laun¬ HAND CRAFTED Ukrainian dyed LOST: PUKA, turquoise and silver announcements vJu?l apartment. Winter only. Next to eggs. Stunning decorations or choker. East vicinity of campus. ed by phone. ,b"i campus. 351-5753. 3-1-14 EAST SIDE MSU. Three, four dry, close. 332-1095. 3-1-16 FEMALE ROOMMATE needed bedrooms, 9245. Also apartment 9125. 372-2738, evenings. 8-1-16 TWO ROOMS, unfurnished, 945 presents. 55 each. Call Disne, 355-8664 or visit 246 Landon Hall. Sentimental value. Reward. Call Sara, 361-3241. 2-1-15 j Rial Estate All new and old Center volunteersi 2-1-15 EAST LANSING, three bedroom A n,m spring term, 987.50 per month. and 965/month, adjacent to park, ranch, 2 baths, spectacular yardl entation meeting JiJU MAN. ROOM in house. 970/ 484-6215. 3-1-16 LOST: BLACK music folder and Near Dooley's. Call 332-6973. 5-1- 16 month, including utilities. Need pets ok. DARKROOM COMPLETE every¬ contents at Campus Bookstore. Close. 934,900. 351-0626. 6-1-19 Wednesday Berkey Hall. at ? 7 b| 'P car. Phone 694-1313 after 4 p.m. LANSING LARGE furnished thing for black and white or color, fuge sentimental value. Call T.C. Huge i.e. rooms. One with efficiency kit¬ 5175. Randy, 485-0122. 3-1-16 , _ ; lrrrn NEED IMMEDIATELY: Americana Apartments. Girl for Excellent 5-1-16 chen. 955-965/month. 489-6815. TWO ELECTRO-Voice Eliminator I 332-8402. m-8402.3jjji J-1-1-14 | Ricriatin l||t|| The MSU Scuba Wednesday in 203 Men'.il Clubd LANGE WIZARD. Flo boots, blue, LOST: IRISH S'rter. Young. Ab¬ location, good people. Call 1-224- DUPLEX: EAST Lansing, 1510 FORT LAUDERDALE - Direct at 7:30 p.m. This 8126 or 337-1525 persistently. Burcham - three bedroom, study, size 9M, excellent condition. 545. speakers, great condition, very bott Eac* .wO'SING Library. 5-1-16 fully carpeted, dishwasher, dispo- GOOD ROOM near Frandor 955. Phone, parking, use of refrigera¬ 332-8578. E5-1-/15 reasonable. 332-1428 after 9 p.m. "Jacob.' V>^rd. 332-1069. 3-1- flights from Lansing. Call TRAVEL BY HARRINGTON now. 351-8800. election of officers. there. Pi sal, self cleaning oven, garage, 3-1-16 . tor. Must be quiet, be employed, C10-1/21 FEMALE NEEDED for quiet four- back yard. $320/month. Call 351- STRATOCASTER WITH case, The Creative student or other. 372-7973. 10-1- SONY COLOR TV battery operat¬ LOST PLAIN gold wedding band, Women', r. person Twyckingham apartment. 4697, or 351-0368. 6-1-19 Fender Vibrochamp amp. Crybaby 26 Outside Natural Resources alive will meet in the ed KV-5000, new: 5429, sell 5280. mens. Ui*. Winter and 14 spring. 332-2617. 3-1- MAN FOR five man house. Close. WOMEN AVAILABLE doubles. pedal. Accessories, all in excellent condition. 9450. 351-3003. 3-1-14 351-1115. 1-1-14 Bldg. Reward. 355-8026. 3-1-15 | Stnici |f^j Room, 8:30 p.m. y,yj Contact Jan Zerfas. 71 317 Marshall. CALL 332-6879 or LANSING, EAST side. One block 332-4102. 4-1-16 Rent 560/month per person. Utili¬ SNOW TIRES F-70,14" with rims. LOST: LADY'S gold Elgin watch. FOR QUALITY stereo service visit supportive group wantinoB from bus line, upper three rooms ties included. Located on campus. WEEKLY Excellent condition. 550. Call 351- Reward. Call 349-4625 after 3:30. the STEREO SHOPPE, 556 East artists. 1 and bath, refrigerator, stove, and ROOMMATE NEEDED one bed- Call Kathy after 6 p.m. 351-6897. 4336, E-5-1-20 3-1-15 Grand River. C-18-1-30 utilities included. $150. 482-1286, room in nice duplex, very close. 2-1-14 SPECIAL Have experience in radnfl 351-3480, ask for Ted. 6-1-16 $90 no lease. 337-0224. 3-1-15 ROOM IN duplex. 985/month. 311 Milford. Utilities cheap. 337-7542. CANNONDALE SPEAKERS INFINITY 2000A. Ex¬ cellent condition. 9600/pair. New, LOST ON watch, no bond. Grand River? Grey Reward. Call [ listrictioi l[i*1 or a chronic interest in pg work? "Labyrinthe" nseq DESPERATELY NEEDED: person FEMALE FOR own room in house BIKE OR asking 5375. Call 351-4336. 3-1-16 evenings. 351-4851. 3-1-15 WRITING TUTOR - coach. Eight crew organization meetiql to sublease one bedroom apart- 0n Stoddard. $73. Call 351-6745. 7-1-16 years experience teaching writing held Thursday at 8 pj Student Services Bldg. ment. Furnished, telephone, close. 3-1-15 LARGE FINISHED attic near cam¬ BACK PACKS ONE PAIR womens skis. Poles FOUND POSSIBLE German skills,.editing, proofreeding. 337- $150/month. 351 -2055 after 5 p.m. and siza 9 boots. Cheap, call Shepard puppy in Virginia Ave. 1691 3-1-14 2-1-14 pus. Ideal for couple or room¬ 489-4722 after 6 p.m. 2-1-16 area. Call 332-8244 2-1-14 If you rent an apsrtrJ 3 BEDROOM, carpeted, garage, mates. Phone 489-2312.3-1-16 30% off WORKSHOPS ARE now forming need a tenant's survival j family room, appliances, and bath ONE TO three apartmen4 Aes for 4 man ft<\^®une block. 332- and 4-1-16 a half. 487-1614 or 489-0057. WOMEN: OWN room in house. Close to campus, reasonable. MclNTOSH ML1C speakers and Mcintosh MQ102 equalizer, 9690. I Personal [[7] for jazz and ragtime guitarists at- RENAISSANCE ARTS INSTI¬ kits are free but a small J required. The kits are a.J 3025. 3 1- 1 337-0834. 4-1-19 John, 351-6982. 3-1-16 BEGINNING/REFRESHER Bridge TUTE. Call 351-0474 for details. 307 Student Services Bql OWN ROOM in house, utilities Class et Frandor. Ten weeks 6-1/16 TWO BEDROOM, furnished, par- SELMER CLARINET (wood). Ex¬ king, 4 blocks to campus. After 5, pajd $90. Paul, 372-9600, exten- ^32. evenings. 332-8898.3-1-15 OWN ROOM, three bedroom cellent condition. Call Jen, 356- starting Saturday, January 17th. (continued on pa|t J house, 622 L8throp, 966/month 12:30-3:30. 92.50 per lesson. 332-0625, 6-1-14 6825. 2-1-15 plus utilities. 482-7644. 6-1-15 Dwight Searcy. Call 351-6009. GIRL TO Ihlrs" aplrtmem, own EAST ^NSING; Naar F™d°'' PIONEER 646 quad receiver. New. 5-1-16 irmnrnna bedroom, Haslett, 992.50. 339- T.^ bedr0°m' '™° "r ga afl„ : SINGLE, UNFURNISHED. 975. PERFECT IBM TYPING. Fast s 3466 after 5:30 and weekends. 9350. Spring term-Send name and telephone number to R. Hoersch. Share utilities. 1518 Snyder. Bus route to MSU. 351-0185. 8-1-19 ACCOUSTIC 150 Amplifier 135 $275. Empire 698 turntable 9200. Call 694-0297 after 5 weekdays. vice for your university and busi¬ NEED RIDE Houghton to J ci le Watts, RMS. Traynor Base Master ness needs. 351-7610. 10-1-21 Saturday morning, back P.O. Box 735, East Lansing. 3-1-15 7-1-16 Appllcatloni for SMAt spring noon from Lansing 01 %■ Amplifier 65 Watts RMS. Ampeg term allocation! from contin¬ FEMALE WANTED for own unfur- ""l""" : :" 7 "/" 590, plus utilities, own bedroom in V4 Bottom. Crestwood LesPaul EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis¬ 3106 after 8 p.m 1114 MCINTOSH MR 77 $425. Naka- gency fund oro duo by Fob. 11. nished bedroom in 2 bedroom N^ED ONE man, in a nice furnish- three man. 13214 Beal Street. with Hard Shell Case, sll in 1974. sertations, (pica-elite.) FAYANN, michi 700 with remote control end apartment spring term. Capital ed. 4 badr°°m houaa'r 351-5274. 6-1-15 excellent condition. Cell Barry, blank tape, 9575. Dynaco 400 with 489-0358 C-18-1-30 Villa apartments. 332-4070 after 6 campus. 966 month. Call 485- 355-0518. 4-1-16 p.m. 5-1-16 6634. 3-1-16 meters, four inch variable speed IRENE ORR. Theses, term papers, MALE. ONE room in house. HOUSE FULL of furniture in fan, 9425. OHM B plus, 9295. CHILD CARE ir 960/month. Close/campus. Depo¬ general typing. Formerly with Ann OWN- ROOM:" 7h7ee~ "bedroTm 2 PEOPLE needed for 3 bedroom sit required. 484-9033. 6-1-19 excellent shape. Includes 2 velvet Technics SL-110A with Shure Brown. Call 482-7487. C-12-1-22 cent to MSU. Prefer 1-5 J apartment. Unfurnished. 977/ furn.shedhouse in Lansing.Gooti sofas-and brand new console tone arm, 9295. DBX 119, 9135. Student Loons Full time basis. 51.00 Brian 351-8980. 5-1-14 Call 351-7037. 6 1/16 month plus utilities. 349-9465. location, $75. 485-6526. 3-1-16 ^ "tWO ROMMATES wanted. Large piano. Call Mr. Metz days at 351-5400, after 6 p.m. at 332-4911. UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS COM¬ 5_116 NEED TWO graduate male/female '.ansing house. Fireplace, prefer lassical musician. Call George, 5-1-19 EMERALDS - TWENTY from PLETE DISSERTATION and re¬ DRESSMAKING, alter SUBLEASE APARTMENT. Ma- students to share 3 bedroom 12-0260 evenings. 3-1-13 Columbia. .4 to 3.87 carats. Cost sume service. IBM in my home. Call Normaatj 940. - 91200. They are prettyl typing, editing, 332-5606. 8-1 23 son Hills, $150, now $125. Call bouse. Lansing. $85/month plus SKIS ROSIGNOL Olympics 195 multilith offset printing, type - at 332 3534 or 676 4874 before 5. utilities. 372-6925. 3-1-16 QUIET, CLOSE, immediate, refri¬ CM marker bindings, used very 332-1279. 5-1-14 sotting and binding. We 5 1-16 gerator, utilities included, excel¬ little 985. Kastinger boots, red, size encourage comparative shopping. MICHIGAN TECH hockql MATURE ROOMMATE to share SKIS: HEAD HRP comp. New, Need up to 8. 9. 935. 332-4556. X-3-1-15 Call349464| _ lent management, 570, August For estimate stop in at 2843 East ONE and TWO bedroom furnished house. Country setting, 2 miles to undrilled. 198cm. 9100. 353-4296, evenings. 2-1-15 lease. 351-3524. 3-1-14 Applications for ASMSU comp¬ Grand River or phone 332-8414. mobile homes. $25. - $40 per campus. Own room, $80/month. SOS-SAVE On Stereo. Save 20- Keith. 6-1/16 troller and Assistant comptrol¬ 0-18-1 30 week. On the lake, 10 minutes to 332-6300. B-1-14 40% on U Name It. 482-9032. ler available In 307 Student ORGAN PLAYER wanted J FURNISHED ROOMS, cooking UP TO 1/3 and campus. Clean, peaceful and 3-1-15 more savings, Services, 9 • 4:30, Mon. • Fri. band, all types popubif facilities, parking, close campus. PURR - FECT TYPE. Accurate quiet. 641-6601 0 18-1-30 FEMALE, FOUR blocks from cam- After 5, 332-0625. 6-1-14 comparison welcomed. OPTICAL Deadline January 16, 1976. Singing helpful. Phone 61) pus. Fully furnished, washer, dry- DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan. personal and professional IBM 3-1-16 ANTIQUES, 5 string banjo, 1890*3, ONE OR two female roommates er, carpeted. Many extras. 351- much inlay. 1937 National Steel Lansing. 372-7409. C-5-1-16 typing. One day service. 351-5094. needed to share townshouse. Rent $88/month. Utilities not in- 8197.3-1-16 1 For Sale ][5] guitar. Alvarez Alvarez F-5 F-5 mandolin, mandolin. i irr -, C-18-1-30 GIRL GOING to Pay Vi gas. Call Lola, I eluded. Call after 5 p.m. 393-7984. 5-1-16 EAST SIDE Magnolia, 3 bedroom house, $215. Also apartment, NEED CASH? Find a buyer for 192Q's Dayton 6 string. banjo. Many used Fender, Gibson and Li *"in,al$ M TYPING BY the hour.''Drop service. Secretarial assistance. off 8-1-21 your sellable items. Call Randy. Guild guitars. Ampeg SVT and Permanent 694-0222. If no answer. 393-2499. $115 Evenjngs 372-2738. 6-1 2' State News Classified, 355-8256. V4B base amps. West Grande CASH PAID for Beatk| ONE, TWO, and three bedroom Hair Removal O-1&1-30 comic books, apartments. Convenient to MSU. jwo BEDROOM unfurnished guitar amp, 2 bottoms. Sale: New baseball cards. CURIOtlSfl Private balconies and pool ex- BRASS BEDS, unusual matched Traynor guitar, Bass and P.A. GERMAN SHEPHERD, AKC, lie- Of cepj stove, refrigerator. Fireplace, set. Single size, solid brass, not amps, 20% off. Good selection of bestraum blood-line, 9 weeks, ANN BROWN PRINTING and STORE, 307 East Grind■ BIRCHFIELD APARTMENTS, basement, 9160. 629 Mifflin. 485- Unwanted Hair TYPING. Dissertations, resumes, 332-0112. 10-1-22 rolled beds, 9350. Double brass used mikes. New Roland, De- shots and wormed, $150, 337- fprmerly Strawberry Fields, 4917 5.1.21 393-0210. 6-1-14 bed 9450. Cell 339-3349 or 482- Armond and Systech guitar ef 2504. 3-1-16 By general typing. Serving MSU for BEAT HIGH rent. Just redecorat- 8423. 3-1-16 facts pedals, reduced prices. Used snare drums, 930. up, new bottom Licensed 26 years with complete thesis service. 349-0850. C-18-1-30 [Share Oriviig In COUNTRY WAY East, Okemos. ed, carpeted. 2, 3 or 4 man near One bedroom. Please call 332- Frandor. 372-1336, 372-4845. 6-1/ accordians, used and recondition¬ Electrologist SHARE DRIVING: Whl| 3534.6-1-16 ed flutes, saxes, piccolos, ffugel COMPLETE DISSERTATION and Waterford area - MSU la 16 GOLDEN RETRIEVER pups: AKC, horns, etc. WE TRADE ANY¬ resume service. Printing, IBM a.m. Mon., Tues., Fri, 4 Gibsons 7 weeks. Dew-claws removed. The latest in equipment, NEED ONE for two bedroom THING OF VALUE. WILCOX typing, binding. Printing from your flexible. Return 4:30 pel THREE FEMALES needed for nice Wormed. $100. 351-5273. 6-1-15 furnished apartment. Own bed- liberal ho"- »«Arunson. 975./ SECONDHAND STORE, 509 special rates plain paper originals. Corner 9 after 7:00 p.m. i* M.A.C. and Grand River. Below room. 9107.50/month. 339-2200. month, p t®?viities split 5 ways. 15 minute walk to stadium. Phone B00KSALE Michigan Avenue, big green build¬ ing. 485-4391. C14-1-30 [Mobile Homes j for a limited time. Jones Stationery Shop, 9-5, Mon¬ day-Friday. Call COPYGRAPH SHARE DRIVING: Wlxtl Waterford area - MSUJ FURNISHED ONE bedroom apart- 337 G8S6aHer 4 ipm 5-1/15 Loads of paper SPEAKERS: INFINITY 2000 AXT, SUBLEASE UNTIL June. 2 bed¬ For SERVICE, 337-1666. C-18-1-30 6:30 a.m. Monday. Tries room trailer at Park Lake. Heat, appointment call and hardbacks oldl New 9600/pair, sell Wednesday-tie!*! ImmtHjiaKMoccupancy^Pay ^a"m one year day. furnished. 641-4266 or 1-616-671- MSU. 9425/pair. Mark, 353-2884. 5-1-14 393 • 5837 4:30 p.m. Call 1-131319C Text and £,.cvrid9elec,rici,v onlv- : l Reference KENWOOD RECEIVER KR-9400, after 7 p.m. 3-1-15 THREE BEDROOM duplex. ~~rr7~~~ Close FOUR BEDROOM, two baths. Large 2)4 mi|es campus. 962.50/ We buy books anytime 120 watts rms., 9500. STR model 12 speakers, floor standing, pair, Llost * fa*1 lfol PHOTO CONTEST: Cash prizes and exhibit in Washington, D.C. to campus. Partly furnished. Call momh 373.2530, 655-1561. 6-1-14 9400. Uke new. Phone 393-3698 or gallery. Students only. For infor¬ 351 7026, after 5 p.m. 3-1-15 128 W.Grand River 373-8820. 6-1-19 mation send self-addressed 1bl.W. of Union stamped envelope to: Sammers DESPERATELY NEEDED 4 people 0WN R00I!J i" hou5e' ,Panniyl" LOST: MENS brown plastic pho- for large furnished apartment, close, parking. 332-5969 6-1-20 ncar K®lamazoo, 980. Call ^ananne avenlngs' 484"290e \MthruFrl. (/9:00-5:30 le bed. 920 p.m. E-5-1-16 *01® J9.3402 after 5 togray lenses. 355-4066 after- i. 3-1-16 First, P.O. Box 243, Falls Church, Virginia 22046. 5-1-20 IMMEDIATE women for 4 OCCUPANCY 2 man apartment. 0WN~ROONL ~cl7J 7o"c7n7p7s. $gg cooking, fireplace, parking, MID-MICHIGAN'S largest audio retailer with the finest in stereo 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. Psychology Fonim exploring bahaviorUm t Seventh | Tanks, cannisters, and uprights. Large, close, furnished, reduced rent. 332-5969. 6-1-20 plants. Call 351 6368. 3-1-16 products ar.d electronic repairs. Guaranteed one full year. 97,88 psychoanalysis Victim Tonight. 7 p.m. 207 Olds Hall EAST LANSING one bedroom [_ ROOIHS ][/®j Shop the store with straight stereo answers. MARSHALL MUSIC. ar.d up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 316 North Cedar Op¬ IS ABOUT THEJ furnished, walking distance to 245 Ann Street. C-1-1-14 posite City Market. C-18-1-30 WARLESSFUTlf MSU, 9200/month, 351-1770. 5-1- CO-OPS HAVE openings. Live, Wed. 8:00 p.H'I OMEGA D-2 enlarger up to 4x5, TEAC MODEL 6010 open reel, work, save together. About 9300/ very good condition, variable con- deck, 9200. Needs work; have Thurs. MidnigUl term. Stop by 311-B Student DECORATORS APARTMENT for Services or call 355-8313. 3-1-14 densors, heat glass, PC filters and estimate. Hi-Fi BUYS. 349-0878 Sun. 3:00 p.m. | rent-dramatic affects. One bed- holder, 9295.332-6666 after 5 p.m. after 5:30 p.m. 6-1/16 3-1-16 room, month Northwind Farms -9183 per plus utilities. Call Linda QUIET PERSON. Single in 3 6H0*M?AUt 351 8800; after 6 332-4911. 5-1-19 bedroom house, 953.33/month. 484-6434 after 5. 3-1-14 ALVAREX ACOUSTIC guitar with SANSUI), PIONEER. Kenwood, AR, Garrard. Used prices on like fadio case. Practically new, worth 9350, new equipment. Cameras and SUBLEASE ROOM 4 bedroom CROSS POINTE students looking asking 9275. After 5 p.m. 332- 3121. 3-1-16 projectors. Records, 8 track and town house. Own bath, Study for another Crosse Pointer to cassette tapes. Downhill ski e- room. Bus. 968 month. 3P3-6011. share. Extremely nice house. 349- quipment. Guitars and amplifiers. 4-1-16 SONY STEREO cassette recorder. offers complete tilllK 0385.4-1-15 Raleigh and Schwlnn 10 - speed TC-137SD. Brand New. Dolby-lim- bikes. Leather coats for men and professional framing TWO BEDROOM, two iter. Must sell. 351-6555. 5-1-20 man apart- TWO MALES to share room in women. Electric and manual type¬ ment to sublease, or one room- njce house. Close to campus, services writers. Much more quality mer¬ mate needed. 332-3328. 3-1-15 CORVUS 415 business calculator. 581.25 per month. 351-6001. 5-1- chandise to choose from come on Memory Brand, new. 950 value, down to Dicker and Deal, 1701 CUTE FURNISHED carpeted, only 930. 351-1992. 5-1-20 South Cedar, 487-3886. C-18-1-30 parking. $115-226. Close LCC, THREE BL0CKS ,rom campus, SONY TA-1130 integrated stereo MSU. No pets, children. Evenings ''1r9« rooms completely furnished MARANTZ 2440 quad. Radial 482-5450 6-1-20 and utilities paid, also cheap amplifier. Sansui TU-666 stereo 1 rooms two miles from campus. tuner. Best offer. 332-2263. 6-1-21 adapter amplifier, best offer, 361- 5760. Ron, 9-5. 6-1-19 TWO OR three person sublease. ca«^7-41ra ahe^6 poi; 10-1-21 X-C SKIS; complete; boots, poles, d!ced7aCteaT51 J9a2T636 1f'^ duced rate. 351-9216. 6-1-20 SRARE H0USE wi,h 'in¬ 0wn r00m. 535, ctose, Talk to bindings. Private sale. 945. 353- 3186 or 355-7924. 3-1-16 GUITARS BEGINNERS instru¬ ments. One classical and 2 with I!!!!!!!!!!!! ONE TO Road. 2" persons^ ~445 Abbm, _ _ _ _ TEAK REEL to reel tape deck, steel strings. Call 355-9898.8-1-21 Ski Club: Matting Ca'Peted^ 9125 utilities. 487-0600, includes after 5 p.m. 0NE ROOM available now in 9135. Dynaco PAT-4 preamplifier, SALESMANS SAMPLES. Worn- * Mounting house $70 momh plus uti|ities 970. Both excellent condition. ens sportswear, size 10, wholesale « Moating 67_ Call 332-8006. 4-1-16 484-9748. 5-1-20 prices. Popular brand name. 393- 7791.5-1-16 * Tenito 7:00 Photo frames « TOO BEDROOM APARTMENTS near campus. Heat and water EAsVlANs7nG Ctos7 7n~privie STEREO SYSTEM: Garrard 0-100 Frame kits f()r A NEW dorm included. 9180/month, 332-6433. room wjth othef one ^ ir| Sh^ houae $86/month. turntable, Kenwood 5002 ampli¬ fier, ADC 303AX speakers. Excel¬ refrigerator. 5 cubic feet. Originally 9150, now 9126. « Don't ATTINTION Prints * 7 _1 Phona 332-5988. After 6 lent condition. 9290. 349-1783. Call afte- 8, 694-0004. 5-1-16 ' p.m. 6-1-14 „ forgotour CB'ers SUBLEASE LARGE two bedroom. 5ll"l9 SKI EQUIPMENT. Head skis, * : Order the CB Book Nice new complex on bus line, Haslett, 339-3656. 3-1-15 W0MEN: D0UBLE friendl SEWING MACHINE clearance Lange boots. Look Nevada bind- * Swap and Coast to Coast Lingo hundreds of ^ . co.op near campus; I00m salel Brand new portables 949.95. ings. Best offer. 337-7640.3-1-14 * ~~~~ r - ~~~ ONE MALE needed, 2 man apart¬ 9270 term. 351-3820. 3-1-15 95 per month. Large selection of Sale. . Nationally distributed •tyles reconditioned used machines. Sin¬ RAIEHLE HIKING boots. Like * j Send $2.00 check or ment Close, immediate occupan- . money order Whites, Necchi's, New new, ladies 8K, 945. Call after 6 cy, 9100/month 332-2604. 3-1-14 EAST LANC". J >asy walk to gers, « Jan. fOthrv ... _ campus, f®"1"us for double Home and "many others." 919.95 p.m. 351-8853. 3-1-14 « "The Book" Co. Jan. 21 Meridian Mai NEED 1 to 4 people *"ir furnished apartment. Walking distance to room in large older home. Share house with 4 other girls. Phone to 939.95 Terms. EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 1115 RICHENBACKER ELECTRIC gui- « P.O. Box 14 In J North Washington, 489-6448. C- tar. Germount ski boots, mens 353-3199 Stillwater, OK 74074 Open 10,9. S""' H campus. 332-4432. 5-1-19 332-5968 after 6 p.m. 7-1-15 18-1-30 c 8V4. Best offer. 355-1583. 6-1-19 » ftiaan Stotn N»w», Eost Lomlng, Michigan Wednesday, January 14, 1976 13 THE SMALL SOCIETY by Brickman <^oeaoaML»TOeeiMiTii ODAY'S PROGRAMS POQDDDPDD &t1im 6mall ■ viden Everydoy - Alt Rights Deserved - Dickinson Nmpopsr Services owb W& caw AFR?(2P - (12) Brady Bunch 3:30 (3-5) News (13) Adam-12 (2) News: Message For Today 5:45 AM 12:00 NOON (14) Boird 01 Commissioners M. Presents - (2-5-6-9-13) News 6:05 Meeting (3) Young! 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Female fallow 13 49 Eskimo knife 52. Selenium symbol j6 54. That is abur 1 4 Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan TMEECfli The ASMSU Wadnesda) 1 Graffiti makes cable TV debut failed to mention that deposit is necessary to m TRAVEL! af By CAROL KLOSE class. will communicate with Cactus told If to express themselves on a city- There has been no problem you're boy State Newt Staff Writer The class in question is an Pete to give their answers to girl." me a or a wide scope," he said. "This is with obscenities being trans¬ a reservation for the "FrL "Vegetarians. You are what experimental section of Educa¬ the tests for the course that will Martin Cook, «• student in the the first time, that I know of. mitted, said Erling Jorgenson, you eat." "Ruth is fat." tion 410 that is being taught by be given over the TV. class, said he has used the that anything like this has been director of Instructional Tele¬ vision Services. There have n-Vegas" or the "Acanui "Orgasms cause cancer." television. Called Project But for the time being the televised messages to entertain done." No, it's not graffiti on a CACTUS (Computer and Cable tests have not started and in guests when they are over. "It's brand new. It's fun and been a few questions from 1 trips bathroom wall but televised Television in a University Set¬ order to get accustomed to "1 say 'hi' to them over the there is a feeling of being a part Lansing area viewers i about graffiti from the telephones of ting) the course involves lec¬ using the touch - tone phones, TV when they are over," he of history, besides a feeling of what is .going on, but no MSU students. tures sent out over the televi¬ the students have been prac¬ said. "At first it was really power at being able to com¬ complaints, he added. FREl Yes, graffiti has gone elec¬ sion. The twenty - nine stu- ticing sending messages to great, but now the novelty is municate on TV and have it go And so until the testing tronic. In an age of television dents selected to take the Cactus Pete. wearing off." across the dty, said Steven starts and the touch - tone and computers it had to happen course have touch - tone tele¬ The student dials Cactus Another student in the class, Yelon, the professor teaching phones become just another eventually. No longer relegated phones in their apartments in Pete's number and is answered Robert Hall, said that beeping the course. mode of coughing up one's to the bathroom walls of MSU's hallowed halls, graffiti has ta¬ ken to the TV screen as part of MSU Married Housing with which they can discuss the course with a computer known by a mechanical voice that says "please" wait." When Cactus Pete is ready the student is told the messages is fun and is probably the reason most stu¬ dents practice so much. Be¬ Thomas Baldwin, professor of telecommunications, who is involved in evaluating the total knowledge for evaluation, the graffiti on Channel 21 will continue proving, in the words pizza] •UYAMEDIJ a practice exercise for an MSU as Cactus Pete. The students to transmit his message. The student, using a special code, coming proficient at using the system, said he thinks that the of one graffiti beeper, that "Cactus Pete lives." P'ZZA AND Gill IDENTICAL I3"|T system is only a secondary response stems from people's then beeps in his message with reason. attraction to TV. FREE) I Whitman popularity the touch tone buttons. - When the message is com¬ Sometimes the messages read like a soap opera. One "In previous times all you could do was ingest what the WITH PICK UPQJ plete, Cactus Pete then sends person wrote, "Mary, I'm TV transmitted. Now these the printed message over students have the opportunity coupon •xplrii,, coming home. Larry." A few Channel 21 which goes out still growing - Borges across the city to anyone hooked into cablevision. minutes later the reply asked, "But Larry, will you stay home? to interact with the TV and with others through the TV," Baldwin said. 1203 E. Gd. Rlvor 337-H Mary." Tuning in to Channel 21, the John Eulengberg, asst. pro¬ viewer is apt to read anything fessor of linguistics and compu¬ Jorge Luis Borges, famed Argentine writer, said in a But Whitmas Borges was not sure if was conscious of that from simple greetings to ela¬ borate interactions between ter science, who is coordinating the computer part of the Little Caesats'Ptoaij lecture the "Walt Whitman ONE COUPON PCI PIZZA- on greater spirit. "I think it comes the MSU beepers. One such course, said he thinks the elec¬ MUST HAVE COUPON I Experiment" Monday night at from deeper down," he said. ~ interaction involved detailed tronic graffiti is serving as MSU that the popularity of He went on to say that even Whitman's writing, unlike that descriptions of themselves by more than just a chance to learn though the Whitman reader is the authors back and forth with how to work the system. of other works that reach a high changing, the poet still stands one party finally asking the "It's giving people a chance point, is bound to keep on for contemporary democratic other for a date. The reply to growing. America. the offer was "But you haven't "Anti climactic is the key to - "Walt Whitman can never be PIZZA EXPRESS the explanation of Whitman," thrown away," Borges said. Borges said. Borges said that because STATE NEWS Speaking to a capacity Whitman wrote in an atmos¬ HOCKEY TAB audience at Anthony Hall, Bor¬ phere different from that of the Uittit'} rtoKt to nzzi ges said that his first encounter present, a writer today can FRI JAN 30 ThnJ FAST with the works of the famed American poet was over¬ imitate him but can never be the true Whitman. Get the action! vm-hi PtKt Mi>L fcdh DWt!(A/. oOK. whelming. "If a writer wrote like Whit¬ "I was swept off my feet," he man, he would be something r(U*H fKjOOUct, AMD tsil'KV said. quite different," Borges said. pttintoJb ro h/m, t/tV out. Borges said that Whitman projected a spirit with greater OJi let offiAtie. 5