MPLA captures Silva Porto fliSHASA, Zaire (AP) - The Soviet- also has fallen to the MPLA. h) Popular Movement (MPLA) on UNITA said its forces were missile-bearing planes i is the use of to what is continuing helicopter gunships. happening," he said. enesday raptured Silva Porto, military resistance outside Huambo and had captur- I" related idquarters of the National Union ed a number of Cuban soldiers. Spokesmen developments, the Soviet . . As the MPLA advances, UNITA is IITAI, according to a spokesman for the alleged that a large number of civilians in Union hailed the reverting to guerilla tactics to harass the Organization of African rn-backed faction in the Angolan cfvfl Huambo had been killed Unity's (OAU) recognition Tuesday of the by the Cubans. Ml^ in the same way that it harassed the Portuguese for some seven MPLA as the legitimate government of A UNITA spokesman years during Angola and said it signifies Africa's approv¬ said the movement |,« spokesman and other reliable sourc- intended to set up a new rule. UNITA er independence its from Portuguese al of Soviet assistance. MPLA membership said it was almost certain that two headquarters at forces- a--e reported planning in the OAU "is a major victory for the Serpa Pinto in the south of ™*t)J cities - Benguela and Lobito — had Angola. to base themselves ir towns of Mocamedes on the the three southern Angolan people," the news agency Tass (n m would soon be under control of the FNLA forces in the north, backed Atlantic, Sa Da said. ,LA, which is fighting along with Cuban by a Bandeira and Serpa Pinto. handful of British The International Red Cross Committee '[or control of the southwest African mercenaries, were re¬ ported holding out in San Salvador, the last The UNITA in Geneva issued an spokesman in Kinshasa said appeal for $6.5 million former Portuguese colony. to send Angolan town of any significance still its appeal for Western medicine, food and mobile medical controlled by the FNLA. military aid is teams to Angola. It asked SN photo Joe Lippincott t UNITA spokesman charged that meeting no response. "We are still awaiting governments and individual Red Cross societies for the Just give them a few months Ct ships bombarded Benguela and a response from Washington, in particular, What flowers? There were unconfirmed reports that a money. and they will be there. to ts Cubans backed by missile-firing cssnd tanks attacked. UNITA forces new detachment of 45 to 80 British Ot repel the attack, the spokesman mercenaries had entered Angola this week. Zaire last week banned use of Zaire by he MPLA announced Tuesday in Luan- ■ the MPLA capital, that it had occupied opposition the two ports at the foreign mercenaries hired to fight in the Angolan civil war. UNITA lacks the sophisticated Soviet weapons supplied to the MPLA and has no ASMSU suspends Mariah concerts end of the railroad across the foreign troops fighting on its side, with the By CAROLE LEIGH HUTTON relations with ASMSU Pop Entertainment. Eral part of the country. possible exception of a small number of State News Staff Writer but estimates that the cost of the program Kg Saturday the MPLA took San Antonio mercenaries. Mariah Coffeehouse, a They have been a good provider, but would be over $3,000. The staff of Mariah is currently involved I Zaire, the northern stronghold of the In addition to its own semi-independent they're now a little down." in a drive to obtain the loans, favors and forces, MPLA is organ of ASMSU Pop Entertainment The main problem funds that will enable them to ia| Front iFNLA) and overran Huam- reported to be backed by 11,000 Cuban facing the now-sus¬ If Mariah can raise the present what Cabinet, has been temporarily suspended money for the the provisional UNITA and FNLA troops as well as an unknown number of pended Mariah student staff is how to Kottke performance they feel could be "a show of major caliber." by ASMSU President Brian Raymond. obtain funds needed to hold a through loans from Uf, 90 miles west of Silva Porto. Novo Soviet advisers. UNITA For the past three previously other student organizations north of Benguela and Lobito, reports that its years Mariah has planned program without their Pop Enter¬ they still must "Kottke is like a winning lottery ticket," forces are having to face have the approval of ASMSU. aerial attacks by brought the intimate atmosphere of blues, tainment status. Campion said. "It would be a shame for jazz and folk music to MSU students in a "We'd have to take a good look at their Mariah wants MSU to mi: coffeehouse format to bring popular singer finances," Raymond said. "They could do it staging about three guitarist Leo Kottke all we can to prese lockheed bribes echo: — to campus this term, with ASMSU permission." programs each term. campus again." In a letter Tuesday to Bill Blackwell, director of Pop Entertainment, Raymond said that the fiscal account of the had been reviewed because he and the cabinet STATE UNIVERSITIES INCLUDED lapan decides no deal comptroller are about its present level." "extremely concerned Open meeting law urged "Since the account has dropped to its present level we have agreed that the operations of Mariah must be suspended ■API - The backlash from Lockheed effective Monday, Feb. 16,1976," the letter saying, "We can't buy that plane now. We praft Corp.'s payment of bribes to win can't buy anything from Lockheed now." read. as still being felt Wednesday A Lockheed spokesman in Los Angeles Jeff Frumkin, administrative adviser to By RALPH FRAMMOLINO Bill 5634 which would make all pfuhington and some foreign capitals. It said the company had not been informed of Pop Entertainment, explained that the State News Staff Writer meetings of zoning changes. ,v also has cost the firm $1.6 suspension of Mariah stemmed from losses A former Florida policy-making boards public except the The former Florida attorney general said a any such decision through nqrmal channels. deputy attorney general deliberation of grand juries, o» contract. suffered by the cabinet in other advocate:' complete that the roughest part of the bill was its , Lopkheed executives have admitted in .ventures, open meetings law in Harrison said that universities should not dropping their account to about $7,000. Michigan which would include the governing passage, taking three sessions of the Florida iWnnt ie government official, say to nUrp With . they si a W"hinfn million thlt »">P»ny paid $12.6 to several intermediaries to win "Pop Entertainment has been in some boards at state-supported universities, be exempt from such a "sunshine" law, even if the board were to consider contracts of Legislature to get it on the books. He mentioned that media exposes difficulty for the past year," Frumkin said. during a press conference precipitated [noto,, [or„ui.ubm,rinepton»» "lotto, ol [b.ir ptonc ,nd Wednesday. employes. serious consideration of the law. ft*"* »•»-"»«- ssaL-aa:- ~~ "The reserve fund is not at a point where it can handle a break-even organization like Bay a Harrison, former Florida deputy attorney general, said that a Florida "Why shouldn't that contract be public?" Harrison asked. Blanche Martin, chairman of the MSU Mariah." "sunshine" open meetings law Board of Trustees said that he thinks some Presidential Press Secretary Ron Nessen passed in 1967 Harrison added that he saw no visible ie Deputy Prime Minister Takeo said President Ford is leaning Frumkin said that if Mariah had been has created an subjects — such as firings and land toward the atmosphere of "real political effect on universities in Florida because of ■id in Tokyo that Japan will ask permitted to book programs for spring term piety" in that state because of public access purchases — should be hammered out by a concept of setting up a Cabinet-level the "sunshine" law. The law has had a hand board in private, executive session. |l'.S, government if it has the names of committee to review illegal corporate and Pop Entertainment took a loss on one to all functions of policy-making bodies. in putting two county commissioners in jail, "The problem is that when there are se government officials who alleged- practices abroad and the applicable laws, or both of its two upcoming concerts, they Harrison spoke on behalf of wived about $2 million out of $12.6 Rep. David however, when it was eventually revealed allegations and innuendos (concerning a Nessen added, in response to a question, would be unable to fulfill financial obliga¬ Hollister, D-Lansing, who sponsored House that they were receiving kickbacks on km that Lockheed says it paid in Japan tions made by Mariah. university employe)," Martin said, "we (the that he personally thought the cutting of board) should get to the bottom and get out bits promotion purposes. federal contracts to firms found guilty of Tom Campion, director of Mariah, ex¬ the facts before we say anything." |ht limes report said Japan's defense illegal payments might be considered as a plained that the reserve fund of Pop ■cyhad tentatively planned to purchase |LockheedP3C Orion aircraft as part of nti submarine warfare buildup urged means of stopping the bribes. Treasury Secretary William E. Simon announced earlier in the day he had asked Entertainment is at a dangerously low level after having lost an estimated $7,000 on the recent George Benson/Nancy Wilson Charges in NCAA probe He said that such a law would have contradicted an NCAA gag order given the University by the organization during its he United States to counter the Soviet Ebony production. investigation of MSU recruiting violations. the Internal Revenue Service to broaden Martin said that though he could not p-But a Japanese official may meet legal challenge described as and intensify its investigations of improper "The decision was an intelligent one," a position to know support Hollister's bill, he could agree with was quoted as foreign payments by U.S. firms. Campion said. "We do not want to sever another open meetings bill sponsored by Sen. David Plawecki. D Dearborn Heights. By EDWARD L. RONDERS Various insiders of collegiate athletics The Plawecki open meetings bill, as State News Staff Writer have expressed concern over the NCAA's amended, would allow executive sessions for The legality of MSU's three year football lack of conclusive evidence in the MSU case discussions of real estate purchases, consid¬ probation imposed by the National Col¬ and other investigations. eration of the employment or disciplinary They have cited legiate Athletic Assn. (NCAA) may be several legal decisions against the action concerning an employe or student collegiate challenged in the courts, assistant football ruling body based on lack of evidence and and collective bargaining sessions. coach Howard Weyers said Plawecki said that he still has to work on Wednesday. harassment. In an interview televised Wednesday Mrs. Hunt said Wednesday that she has getting votes for the bill on the Senate floor sought legal advice about the matter but and to wipe out two amendments that would Weyers said, "Mrs. Nola Hunt has obtained legal advice in regards to the possibility that no final decision has been made by nullify the intent of the bill. The amend¬ herself or her attorney. "We're ments allow a r- that her son Joe (a Spartan defensive back) waiting to policy-making board to see if Joe and Mike Cobb are ruled convene into executive session for "informa¬ may be ruled ineligible for his connection ineligible to play ball by the University." tional" purposes and would allow any citizen with rules violations." "We feel that the evidence presented (continued 10) by on page He continued, "I think if this the NCAA against Joe and Mike is not challenge is raised in the courts it will actually enough to warrant a suspension from question the legality of all the evidence athletic competition," she aid. "I have presented by the NCAA concerning their entire case talked with Joe and my attorney about this against MSU." matter and one of the options available to us is to pursue the matter in the courts." "But, I really can't comment on specifics until the question about Joe's eligibility is decided," Mrs. Hunt said. inside Legal Services Spartan gridders Joe Hunt and Mike Cobb were found guilty by the NCAA of The infamous Hubbard Hall beacon went to court with its accepting a credit card from Weyers which two today Tuesday. The bea¬ owners belonged to Spartan booster Michael Doyle. reopens According to the NCAA, Hunt and Cobb con won. On page 3. illegally purchased several items of clothing Flashing red lights now alert The ASMSU Legal Services Cabinet from Marty's Men's Fashions in East X-lot-bound students of oncom¬ office is re-opened as of Lansing with the coaches' knowledge. ing trains. On page 3. Thursday morning, ASMSU President Brian However, Mrs. Hunt refutes this evi¬ Forty-four federal judges Raymond aid claim inflation is cheating them Wednesday. dence, saying, "Both Joe and Mike admitted The office to stealing the card from coach Weyers' car and have filed suit against was closed on Monday through and using it illegally. Uncle Sam for fatter Wednesday, pending further notice, for pay¬ review of its "Both confessed to Mr. Doyle that they checks. On page 2. practices and procedures. Raymond met with cabinet co-director stole the card and used it and Mr. Doyle Joe Mallia decided Wednesday afternoon and dis¬ cussed the possible future actions of restitution not to press charges because weather Legal was being made to him," she winds threaten ailing wheat crop Services. "We talked about some of the programs aid. "Both Mike and my son stated this to the Partly sunny skies will push the mercury near 40 with a 20 per cent chance of today, offered," Raymond said. "I feel the Student NCAA and yet they found him guilty. In Defender role needs to be pushed and essence, after thdse kids admitted a crime precipitation. The low tonight fc?1TA'Plowing Kan. (AP) - wheat farmer, in the Great Plain, southwestern K.nas to about 50 per cent of the normal 30-bushel revitalized. That was originally the major the NCAA is calling them liars. I don't understand that," Mrs. Hunt commented. will be near 30 some cloud cover degrees with under part of their drought-.hriveled 1976 per acre yield, Bowman estimated and many fields are being purpose of the office." expected. lu„ desP«ate effort tTh.«d off -v.™ wind erosion that plowed to prevent soil from blowing away. "We want to concentrate more on fewer Doyle, an East Lansing attorney, corrob¬ r'"Mt millions of acre. severe g[ rainfau has plagued the wheat-growing region from areas," he said. "This may involve a orated Mrs. Hunt's statement, declaring, TO wind, thi. possible .. , Nebraska to Texas. Winter wheat, which make, up about reduction in staff." "Hunt and Cobb confeaed to me that they WMnhjJi,* 111 we,t#rn Kansas and the Oklahoma and Mallia issued a terse "no comment" in used the card without Weyers' knowledge It es klcke By MARK BARTELD of this weapon J»»ey." he said. with smoking ir grocery stores pubiu "It'll go on every evening around six or State News Staff Writer has produced "shocking" seven and it'll stay on till about six in the repercussions in both federal and state ( The biggest complaint against the crossing was about the chains hanging from low meetings and hospitals, art r- mmonly morning," Thompson said. "I intend to keep The Taser Public Defender, an electrical legislative offices. (wts directly in front of the crossing. Most students did not understand why they referred "> as the "nonsinukers bilis of it shining in the tradition of Hubbard Hall." dart gun advertised as the alternative to State Rep. William Keith, D-Garden City, (erethere. Some thought they were to make pedestrians "stop, look and listen." Most rights But Townsend criticized Thompson's the handgun, is beginning to sting the has introduced a bill prohibiting the HB 4294 will now go back to the House wrong people. (continued on page 10) taking over the red light for the tenth floor. The fact that there is an increasing possession, Sale and use of these immobiliz¬ tin approval of the Senate amendments. "There are red lights everywhere," he incidence of crimes committed with the aid ing guns by anyone except properly trained security guards and law enforcement agencies. "This bill would amend the Michigan \SU ducks exhibit unusual social behavior penal code, making it a felony to sell or possess a taser," Keith said. "I think should act quickly on this matter because possession of these instruments is becoming we increasingly widespread." By CINDY GREEN The taser is now being sold in many retail State News Staff Writer might be anomalies like attempted rape, ■ outlets and a person can sell or Dudderar said. carry one I™s 8°ing on with the ducks? Nothing In the springtime, the ducks will move to without a license or permit. rf™ including things like rape different areas on campus. The fully wild The taser, also known as a sting gun, ■ "•"sexuality. birds will usually leave the Red Cedar. But flashlight but is really more j°u8k not a consensus opinion, one during the winter different social behavior ( professor hints that the 200 MSU V ltal "est might occur due to the limited space. Two small cartridges, containing smali barbed hooks connected to 18-foot conduct¬ on the Red Cedar Hierarchical patterns develop and the "top J™ may jome very human-like deviations duck" usually wins out squabbling over food ing wires, can be inserted in a chamber beneath the ■jf'neir ■ l°o mating seasons. The MSU ducks have little trouble flashlight unit. The barbs are many ducks and too little discharged by a small propellant and lodge satiating their appetites in the winter. They themselves in the skin of the victim. in, - could be indications of feast on one-quarter of a pound of corn A 50,000-volt electrical charge can then lib .J008' behavior," according to delivered daily from MSU farms, and stale be sent through the 1,2*"'• specialist in the Fisheries bread and hamburger buns left over from conducting wires and into the victim's body where it almost Dept. Crossroads Cafeteria. I,'in a .more wild, natural habitat (continued on page 10) L' "st'nctual strict moral code, I. „ ,said- Their mating system will P nderg° changes. With a sex ratio En raanj' males »nd too few Man/ sweeties to be surprised rfJYM might be a problem with the Bt I,,,abnormal" mating behavior Ml ■ JurtshiP is beginning now '"Me throughout March until by singing Valentine phone calls Idj '7 wben nesting occurs. If you pick up your phone on Saturday and are surprised to hear strange love ballads Hun.. ,? Bering normal courting emanating from the receiver, don't hang up. Nfind'tK male ann IMH... fast-moving production which oiler July 5-August 13. anthropol¬ 337>1721 moreland, Daniel Ellsberg, Sen. come. It is more psychological incorporates historical records than political, and it is not a ogy art, education, folklore his¬ VI' i ihii tkiih .If II:M III and film clips from old WWII tory, political science, language and lllllf It. Ic,If III ill" |||e> |H'\| chronology of the war so much motion pictures into a mosaic literature Tuition and lees. $195 PAC readies as a study of After the people's feelings." about the madness of war. board and room with Mexican family I I//.I .mil vine lee is lies in Is vii.' film was com¬ " 'Hearts and Minds' will be $280. Write to GUADALAJARA pleted, Columbia Pictures was embraced by millions of anti¬ SUMMER SCHOOL. 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Dan King in the high jump. One U-M standout ia Mike ImTCll FCC;«■>**..] Michigsn indoor track team at the look of this season's past Big Ten." Other MSU runners who are McGuire, Lindsay's top compe¬ the Michigan State Relays, performances it will take more "If we end the night with six they were a power to be tition in the two-mile, whoae they will be even more amazed than a miracle for MSU to win. contended with as they cap hopeful for a win are Tom Klein or more first place finishes," in the 600, Stan Mavis in the beat time ia 8:47.4. Also strong when they take on those Ann "There is almost no way Bibbs added, "then the meet tured eight of the 18 events at mile, Howard Neely in the high for the Wolverines ia their Arbor runners in a dual meet mathematically for us to beat will be successful fur us." Saturday's relays. hurdles, Steve Young in the mile relay unit that tied the plovers' tonight. The two teams will be pitted them," Bibbs said. Spartan Coach "Michigan has Jim a In a supposedly rebuilding season, U-M manhandled their Spartan hopes for tonight 400, Leon Williams in the 60, Charles Byrd in the 300 and MSU relay mark of 3:13.4 on iGolfcrv rest in the form of record-setter Saturday. Herb Lindsay. The junior will compete in the two mile-one mile double against U-M. Lind¬ Hello, is Sheila there? say's 8:39.2 performance in the WASHINGTON IUPII - pic team's quarters in fnns talk to Ford for several American speed skater Sheila bruck, Austria. Miss Young of tea. Nessen said "she did Young, winner of three medals Detroit could not be located and to pay for the call" at a at the Winter Olympics, was called back about 90 minutes of 300 Austrian shillings, charged $16.50 for a congratula¬ later. .aient to $16.50. tory telephone call from Presi¬ But Press Secretary Ron - said the White House will dent Ford. But the White Nessen said Tuesday that burse Don Miller, an of- House said Tuesday she will be "there was some confusion of the U.S. team, and he reimbursed. here. . . The White House sec that Miss Young gets The problem began Monday switchboard apparently didn't her nouey back. when Ford put in a call to Miss know who she was" and refused Young at the American Olym¬ to accept charges for the call. Nessen said Ford also was sending telegrams to her and Camelot all other American victors to congratulate them on their Union Ballrooi Club j) performances and "for the Sports sportsmanship with which you are representing the true spirit of tfio Olympic movement." Tickets available at the door Feb 13,14-19,JOj The MSU Karate club will hold a mini-tournament on Sunday at PETER Advanced reserved seats 815pm may be purchased in the noon in the sports arena of the Men's IM Bldg. No admission will Student? 150 be charged for the event. Roberta Shafer and Sue Catallo took first and third place DAVIS Union Activities Office Non-iludsniS J respectively in the advanced division of last Sunday's karate MONDAY, FEB. 16 — 8:00 PM TODAY 8 FRI. OPEN 6:35 tournament in Merrill, Michigan. The wins were good enough to net a third-place trophy for the MSU Karate team. Jim Ploueha 108B WELLS | Shows 7:008 9:15 took second place in black belt fighting, an event that did not count an asmsu GREAT ISSUES presentation in the team standings. .. 6 GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS INCLUDING Best Picture . Best Aclor Best Actress Tues., Feb. 17 8p.m. $5 Sport lettering Starts FRIDAY.. Custom Printed Shirts The Latest Craze, You Think of WALT DISNEY'S the Slogan & We'll Print It. T-Shirts in Gold, Kelly, Maroon, THREEFORALL! Navy, Orange, Purple, Red, Royal, & Lt. Blue 1-48 •2" 49-up '2!0 Price includes lettering Normal 2 week delivery. 9805e m-78 Call: 339-9317 Nights: 339-2912 ■ 2 for 1 student ■ SHARE THE RIDE ticket offer: ! 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NOIRET 'MG0GREYH8UNB til 12 midnight Fri. & Sat ADMISSION: »2" Student »3" General I COBO HALL I m I..and leave the driving to us ^ Only $2 admission. Children under 12 free with adult. Hirhiaon State News, Eo»t lonslno. Mlchionn Thursday, February 12, 1976 9 MSU swim teams close I ByANN WILLIAMSON MIKE JENKINS home performances members of the MSU swim team. for three women's event, Manchester helped the Spartan diving team last year like to finish off the home stand "Lake Forest doesn't have a home coach Dick Fettera foresees a seasons with foresee by coaching them while she strong performances. big team, but they've got some happens, the meet will noting that Illinois lost to Sute New" Sports Writers Senior tri-captains Jane Man¬ With the Big Ten Invitational tight meet. be tossed right into the Wisconsin 75-48 and MSU lost prepared for the 1976 Olympic pretty nice swimmers," Parks tophat | i[ you haven't yet taken in chester, Dawn Jacobs and Vicki tryouts to be held in June. coming up Feb. 20 and 21 at said. "Oakland has four "In the medley relay we've and we'll be scratching for our by the near-same score of ■ the natatorial endeavors of the really both gone 3:33; 67-54. Riebeling are to be honored Ann Arbor, the Spartans will good they went 22 lives." I MSU men's and women's swim tonight in their final home Riebeling has been one of the be back swimming their regular swimmers, including Shannon O'Connel, who waa the flat in the 50-yard freestyle and As for Kent Slate, Fetters IGns you better beat your fat performance for MSU. Spartans' strongest assets in we had 21.9; and in the 200- The Spartan coach added events tonight in best was a bit more confident of I le feetoverlotbe Men's IM Manchester, Jacobs and Rie¬ the freestyle and butterfly for the clash. MSU ran preparation Michigan she was in freestyler when yard individual medley, Illinois' victory. that two of his swimmers, Dave |loi this Thursday, Friday and beling have all contributed events since MSU her sophomore transferring to year from with the Big Ten title last away year, looking for high school. We're some good times Dave Barnes has gone 1:59 "They finished second in the Dale and John VandeBunte, have had colds this week but ■Saturday, sports fans, or else greatly to the Spartans' 61 finishing 255 points against from even and we've had a 1:59.6." Mid-America Conference last should swim in the meet. ■ wait until next year. record this season and Alpena Community College. our team tonight, particu¬ Beat times for the ■ goth Spartan teams will close MSU's She took first in second-place finisher Indiana. larly the medley and freestyle butterfly, year and have several good strong records and various the 100 100- and 500 yard As for Oakland and Lake relay teams." freestyles, individual swimmers but I ■ out their home appearances championship honors in butterfly and fourth in the 100 backstroke and freestyle relay think So come on out this Thurs¬ past Forest, coach Jennifer Parks is Set for one of its we have them beat in ■ this week with the women years. freestyle races at the 1975 Big toughest have been equally close for the overall day, Friday and Saturday Ten Meet, while also anticipating an interesting con- meets this year, the men's strength. We should sports fans and bring a friend. ■ taking on Wake Forest and Besides winning the Assoc. of joining test for the Spartans' final two teams, verifying that it have some good races against I Oakland at 7:30 tonight and the Intercollegiate Athletics for Jacobs and the MSU iquad will open its weekend should be a very close match. It's your last chance to see the freestyle home showing, despite the fact activities against Big Ten rival them, but I think we should be ■ tnen finishing up with two 7:30 Women (AIAW) 1974 National relay team in breaking the "I think it will be a hell of a able to handle them MSU swim teams in action at that the Spartans Illinois Friday night. Best times alright." national time record in that whipped home this season. |n.m. meets against Illinois on Championships in both thr one event last year at the Oakland, 93 27, and Lake For¬ for both teams are meet," Fetters said, "and we Fetters said the Illinois meet ■Friday and Kent State on and three-meter diving tvcnts Midwest extremely should just make it by them. was the AIAW est, 69-31 last year. many events and MSU big one this weekend ■Saturday. and holding the 1974 Big Ten Championships. But if something we don't and illustrated his point by The LANSING The Spartan tri-captains T Tonight will mark the final record on the three meter CIVIC PLAYERS aren't the only ones who would presents "APPLAUtl" Showcase Jazz Present (Tha Tony Aword Winning Musical) Feb. 13,14 and 20,21 at 1:30 p.m. OREGON at the Partington Canter Auditorium Reserved Seats '3."1 AND »2." | CAVE LIEBMAN/RICHARD BEIRACH ERIKSON KIVA MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY SATURDAY FEBRUARY20.21 8 OOpni& 10 Advance tickets: 30pm M.S.U. Student with I.D. 3.00. AT THE DOOR & GENERAL PUBLIC 3.50, Available at: M.S.U. Union Ticket Office r—"BEST FILM ^ OF THE YEAR" PRHARHRRHARHflRHA.RJ4RRHAJ?J4RRJHfl WFMK Prmnti, 'Abbott and Costallo" 20121 at Midnita rs Stnlancad to Theresa Me bit of A 28 yasrsln 'I'll L prison for» DuddyKravltzlne B crima ha IJHIIJ SUN: Tonight committad. Only two IS THE MOST 1:15,4:45, 7 p.m. i things can 8:15 « Brody Multl-Purpoie gat hint out* • Room I A tot of 1 monay and INTEIU6ENT> THE MOST « Free Admission STANLEY KUBRICK Char las Bronsont HUMANE-0H.T0 HELL WITH IT!-IT'S THE I'VE SEEN THIS TEAR!" -VINCENT CANBY. N.Y. TIMES "TBESr" Thejoffrey is a time forjoy. ■Ha* DUD0Y KMAVITZ ®"Koio*..rs.^rs! .j* [Thun. Wilson 7:J0 Brody 7:30 3r- ygij Wilson Thurs. Conrad 7:30(9:30 Brody *45 9:30 •I" »1" •I" ASMSU pop entertainment presents I Tickets mailable at J MSUnion ■5&6 dollars The music, the dancing and the sheer joy of it all are just what you need. Right now! One of the world's great ballet companies, The Joffrey performs in a wide variety of dance styles with inventive choreography by Gerald Arpino, Jerome Robbins, Frederick Ashton and Twyla Tharp. Romantic ballets that will touch your heart. Contemporary ballets that will bend your mind. Ihe company of 40 dancers includes Christian Holder, Gary Chryst, Dcrmot Burke, Paul Sutherland, Francesco Corkle, Denise Jackson and Sara Yarborough. .-1 full symphony orchestra, vocal soloists and a jazz group will be featured. Lively Arts Series Art of Dance Series TUESDAY, FEBRUARY24 WEDNESDA Y, FEBRUARY 25 "Viva Vivaldi!" "Rembrances" "Parade" 'Ms Time Goes "Interplay" By" "Drums, Dreams and Banjos" "Trinity" with TWO GREAT EVENINGS IN THE UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM at 8:15 p.m. Tickets on sale NOW at the Union. Public: 88.50, 1.50, 4.00 MSU Students: 84.25, 3.75, 2.00 This engagement and special guests of the City Center Joffrey Ballet has been made possible, in part, through a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, an agency of the Federal Government. PRETTY THINGS 1 0 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thur'd«V. F.br„ary|J j Legislators trying to limit (continued from page use of electrical sting gnn oT§ fe[p(p>@[nM<|) ^i«oiiSti v-alculatofl 3) under the Gun Control Act of 1968 which would prohibit sale "I haven't found a law en- Judiciary Committee, GUARANTIED 10^1 paralyzes the entire net forcement agency yet that has PRICES IN muscular system. The or possession without federal found any value in it," Keith "I don't see , why there should TOWN | system acts ::s a complete electrical circuit, causing the Treasury Department authori¬ zation. The taser was used said. Keith's bill is now pending be any resistance to the legisia- tion banning its use," Keith (More IWH on page Dr. John Powell, Counseling 12) Gay Liberation is having a Valentine's dance at 9 p.m. Friday, 866 Grove St. Call the Gay From whence came the knight who outfought stranger out beat macemen? North Woods will be e°MHTlT|ou ls tough whentkl | muscles in the body to involun¬ recently approval by the state House said. Center, MSU, confronts modem Uberatlon Office for directions. vindicated either Seturday In Kala¬ Pennsylvania couple by J on a tarily contract. thought with "Identity and Mean¬ guy to you "It's the nastiest thieves who tied them up and mazoo or at Sunday fighting thing you'd ing in Christ - Psychology and Super I shot them before escaping with Christianity." Please plan to at¬ practice, 1 p.m. Turf Arena, Man's dass has a Open meetings advocated ever want to see," Keith said. A king commands his subjects' I.M. Bldg. "The charge through the $11,000 in cash and jewels. tend Inter-Varsity Christian Fel¬ loyalty and obedience, despite "or motor nerves goes and totally immo¬ Increasing use of the taser as lowship, tonight at 7,334 Union. minor disagreements. Come to the What makes regional planning calculator, ogI instrument of crime bilizes you." an has Society for Creative Anachronism tick? It'a time to find out - get competition ■ The charge, which is activa¬ prompted even the inventor of (continued from page 1) of the bills are presently in the A career program will bo held meeting, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Un¬ involved. Trl-County is Regional ted by the flashlight battery, is the gun to admit, in an appear¬ to request a closed meeting if House Towns and Counties Tuesday in Wilson Hall Library ion Tower Room, to discuss Planning Commission's Citizens ,0ugh somefim from 7:30 -10 p.m. Approximately medieval allegiances. ance before the U.S. Consumer anything to be discussed in¬ Committee chaired by Rep. Advisory Council will meet at 7:30 too, able to penetrate an inch and a half of clothing and is effective Product Safety Commission, volved him or her. Thomas Brown, D-Westland. 60 faculty members will be on tonight, Delhi Township Hell, 1974 because sup. | only as long as the power is left that his invention is being used "There's a lot of fear and Brown said that of the two hand to discuss with students academic disciplines and career "Oh, magnify the Lord with me Cedar St., Holt. Pliers often char. I as much by criminals as by misunderstanding of what the ge US more,But I public hearings his committee opportunities. and let us exalt His name toge- In California a laser is legally persons protecting themselves. bill does," Plawecki said. He has held to date, the general therl" Christians of Spirit of Christ make defined registered, i gun and must be John H. Cover, president of Taser Systems Inc., said that also said Hollister's bill may have problems because any public has supported the con¬ The Great Randinl's "World of Illusion" will take place at 7:30 fellowship welcome you to wor¬ ship at 6:30 tonight, Shaw Hall we surewel banned in s of Feb. 1 he had received reports that his open meeting bill would "have cept of open meetings while public officials "seem to have p.m. Sunday, Wilson Essex Un- dergound, sponsored by Campus lower lounge. always have Price edge the! and it is York City. , illegal in New gun has been used at least 20 times, "one-half in self-defense to allow some executive in order to get out ses- of the some caution about it." Crusade for Christ. Come see that which doesn't exist. on our I Coughlin, and one-half by crooks." The one drawback of the legislature. Brown also stressed that even though a complete open meet¬ competition, anJ R Pa., has introduced legisla¬ tion in the U.S. House of taser, which is being sold for Hollister, on the other hand, called Plawecki's bill ings bill worked in Florida, its courteous War.l Representatives classifying the $199.50, seems to be the inac¬ curacy "phony," saying that it is actually a and short distance of its "closed success in Michigan is not anteed because "Michigan is guar¬ ranty service So get the tool gun as a "destructive device" shot. meeting" bill. quite different than Florida." edge f Hollister mentioned that any action taken administratively — on yours by buy. 1 ing quality calcu-1 Sidewalk enforces safety such as an MSU investigation into its athletic program — would not be included in his bill. lators at He added that in the case of land | continued from page 31 tried to tear the fence down and purchases, the people who didn't care what they ' that the crosswalk is heavily would raise the price — bankers said the snow drifted around used. Most students cited the and real estate brokers — would them and made trudging a the wind-swept path all the of the sidewalk as know about consideration of , hiwuttI -e like a trek across Siberia. incentive to use the crossing. At the time the X-Lot cross¬ property anyway. Open meet¬ ings would just bring a deal in packaiiI Kehler explained that the ing was being planned, students front of the public. chains were a requirement of from South Complex requested the railroad company and were that a crossing to F-Lot also be designed to make cyclists walk built. Though to date, the MSU their bikes across the tracks. Board of Trustees has not given "The railroad company has formal approval for the F-Lot found from experience at other crossing, Kehler said his de¬ crossings that bicyclists often partment has been given ap¬ try to beat the train rather than proval to work out the details stop," he said. for the crossing with the rail¬ The tracks from Hagadom road company. Road to t he crossing are blocked "We hope to begin construc¬ off with a chain link fence, which tion this spring," he said, "with in the past has often been a the intent of finishing by fall target for students term." more direct route to the lot. But Kehler and the students con¬ tacted said that so far no one has M-Jl . Order Only! '1(11 M-51A . Super Sri- f Statistical MM" I H'ltA - Popular I student scientific 'M" I The "why pay I more" line oil quality calculator! I with excellent! warranty service, f i - Super scientific I statistical •M"l FN-83 - SALE 'M" I more financial functions I than HP-22. Super lor I real estate, accounting, business. | SPORT SHOP FOR ALL SEASON SKI POLE sale 139.95 save 66.50 CLEARANCE complete Aspen guitar package This is the Valentine gift for someone you love—who loves music! The Aspen KM 'if I SALEH - memory Classic guitar is a magnificent concert instrument by one of the world's PCSO metric I master • craftsmen—Jose Lopez. 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East Lonalng, Michigan Thursday, February 12, 1976 OEVELOPE THE WANT AD READING HABIT I »W»171 FRANKLY SPEAKING, r. .by phil frank FORD TORINO wagon 1971, V-8, • automatic, *660. Phone Gary, AMERICAN, GERMAN, and FOR¬ EIGN CAR REPAIR, also r SEE You 339-3400 or 841-4493. C-14-2-Z7 20% DISCOUNT to students and body. /Myy NORTH POINTE APARTMENTS, Haslett Road. East Lansing. Ona EAST LANSING. 4 bedroom, 4325. Carpeting, appliances, base¬ FURNISHED ROOMS Kitchen faculty on all cash n' carry VW and two bedroom units from priviledges. Utilities included. MGB 1973, ment. Walking distance to MSU. Walking distance to burgundy, AM/FM service perta. IMPORT AUTO v MSU. 480- roMOTIVE good condition, muat sell. 42,995 373-CTiO. 349-1508, Dlanne. PARTS, 600 East Kalamazoo and Cedar. 486-2047, 486-9229. Mas- profiting Ff&M WE PLIGHT j 4164/month. Short term lease, on bus line. Children and pats consi¬ CaH EQUITY VEST, INC., 484- 9472 or 482-5426 after 6 p.m. 4110/month. 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Announcements for It's What's WUI you help those whose Uvea dows are responsible for 26 % of The Creative torbike, 160 mpg. 10-speed bicy¬ heat loss. Use a low-cost ad in Dual 701 turntable, Pioneer TX guitars. Gibson EB3 baas, Vintage Call 361-7776.3-2-12 Happening must be received in the were destroyed by the earthquake w-fl cles, Component stereos under 9100 tuner, 361-1724.6-2-17 Danelectro Longhom bass, used "Hive will m State News office, 341 Student In Guatemala? They need $100. TV's from MO. Car tape Classified when money you want to Fender Strat, Gibson L6S, old and lightweight clothing (smaller tonight at 8:30 CtwJ*1 players from $20. Radios from $5. Sporting goods. Haig Ultra golf exchange household merchandise for cash. BICYCLE PERFECT touring ma¬ chine. Maino 15-speed. Campag- Grstsch Viking electric hollow body deluxe, used Gibson J4S r pwiimi iizi Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two class days before publication. sizes). 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Kitchen table set, $30. Sale prices on new Treynor guitar C-20-2-27 gets, Whites, Necchi's, New sons? Does the Jewish Communi¬ "Romans" - a book that is Chairs, tables and lamps from $15. BARNBOARD-GENUINE, ran¬ and bass amps.New Systech Concerned about ^ Home and "many others." $19.95 ty ignore Jewish prisoners? Ex- jam-packed with the truth about Come on down to DICKER & dom widths, phase shifter and overdrive. New me to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS lengths, any amount. convict Simcha Miller speaks on God and our lives. Campus Action environment? Ha|dp3| DEAL, 1701 South Cedar, 487- Reasonable. Call after 6 p.m. Yamaha guitars reduced. 40 new DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 1115 GINSENG-NATURAL! Jewish prisoners on SHOFAR, does a study in "Romans" Thurs¬ 3886 332-6051. 4-2-13 and used microphones, big sav¬ 8:45 AM North Washington, 489-8448. 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Mediterranean sofa, like new, "Labyrinths" meets at 8 to¬ Agriculture education J ■ Show GARMOUNT HIKING boots size Ports Prsad % hear voca - 332-3169 mornings. 3-2-12 $300. 349-0704. 3-2-16 TYPING, IBM. Theses, term pa¬ s.oaf vocational > 10, $26. Volkswagen ski racks, model 1200, $525. Model 4100 Experienced. Call JOHN night. Crowd needed for big radio arhflrc toll teachers tell it't like I | 6:45 (quad), $300. Mcintosh, MC-30 pers. scene at 9 p.m. All voices wel¬ discuss spring „„v it Jsg Edition $10. Look-Nevada bindings, $25. 3658977. E-52-13 $225 pair. Dynakit 70, $75. We CROSS COUNTRY skis. One year STEREO SYSTEM, Pioneer, GAMMA PHI BETA welcomes its CALHOUN, 332-2078. 514-2-27 come. Enter the Student Services trifnate^fl tion, skills contest lunch 6:55 have used receivers also at the old, boots 18-91, poles, bindery Shure, EPI, Sony. Matched cabi¬ fantastic new pledges. Karen, at 7:30 p.m. mI 200cm, 353-1428. 4-2-13 PURR-FECT TYPE. Accurate per¬ Building through the parking lot Monday,3||](1 STEREO SHOPPE, 337-1300. C-3- net, warranty, best offer. 353- Carolyn, Sue, Mary, we love youl ture Hall. AUDIOVOX AM/FM stereo By sonal and professional IBM typing. entrance and come to room 4. 2-12 2660. 3-2-16 1-2-12 track tape deck. Good condition. One day service. 351 -5094. C-252- SONY AM/FM stereo tuner. Great Call Bob. 351-6389. 52-13 27 PIONEER SA-7100 integrated am¬ performance for price. Year old. GET FANNY Farmer candy hearts HAPPY VALENTINES day Nancy. Let's show New Hampshire Lansing Ares i plifier, retail $240. Must jell $150 $50. 353-7689. E-5-2-12 at Gulliver State Drugs, 1105 East I love you. Ren. 1-2-12 SANSUSI AMPLIFIER, Garrard UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS COM¬ who's going to win I A mock sponsoring Game towl or best offer. 332-3672. 3-2-16 Grand River. 0-1-2-12 Lansing Lesbian Center «r turntable, KLH speakers. $275 PAIR OF little used Pioneer PLETE DISSERTATION and re¬ presidentiel primary is being spon¬ complete. 627-4680. 52-19 sored by MSU College Republi¬ Friday. Come play p~ TRAK CROSS country. Waxless. LOVE TOKENS: jewelry, coral Heishi turquoise, less than retail! CS99A speakers, $110 each. 484- 9403. 3-2-13 'rssns * ' e 1/1 Recr",iM * IITAU.»L>» tl«.x SKI. UTAH package, March 2527. sume service. IBM typing, editing, muftilfth offset printing, type-set¬ ting and binding. We encourage cans In the Union Friday. Any student lobby all day can votel pinochle. Scrabble or gj games you bring. ins Show Hurry! 351-1755, 511 p.m. 2-2-13 AKC OLD English sheepdog pup¬ 195 cm, $45. Almost new. Call Air, hotel, gifts, transfers. HAR¬ comparative shopping. For esti¬ 7:25 after 6 p.m. 353-1099. E-52-13 pies, reasonable. 1-8553428 or lit Detroit GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, RINGTON, 351-8800. C-15518 mate stop In at 2843 East Grand 353 The Asian Studies Center and Cross-Country Ski Mr AKC. Excellent pedigrees. 8 5663^ 8-2J 3^ River or phone 332 8414.5252-27 political Science Dept. present a discuss final plans for inh Ja Today SKI BOOTS, Raichle men's 9 to, used Sacrifice, $80, Lon weeks, $150. Shots, wormed. TEAC 3300-S, lOto inch reel to reel tepe deck, like new, $550. FREE PUPPY. Needs one shot. | Servlct TYPING BY the hour. Drop off seminar by Dr. Marcus Franda: people who will be go> (Morning, Michigan once. 642-8076. 3-2-16 Husky/Shepherd. Needs good "India's Double Emergency De¬ attend this 7:30 487-6302.3-2-12 service. Secretarial assistance. meeting. Day 332-1023. 52-18 home. 351-4753, Dale. E-52-17 also be discussed. 8 p\. FOR QUALITY stereo service visit 694-0222. If no answer, 393-2499. mocracy" at 8 tonight, 106 Inter¬ KUSTOM 200 Bass amp. Two national Center. Everyone wel day, 237 Campbell Hal. J cabinets. Excellent condition. Af¬ QUALITY CALCULATOR, one the STEREO SHOPPE, 666 East 5252-27 IRISH SETTER puppies, two ter 5 p.m. year old, Texas Instrument SR-11, Grand River. C-252-27 349-1693. 3-2-16 males, AKC registered, 7 weeks, In Carnival $30. Call 3558591. E-52-17 TYPING TERM papers and theses, quality litter. 337-1145. 3-2-12 n Big Top MARANTZ 2220 AM/FM stereo receiver. Excellent condition. Best MGA STEREO system. Receiver, CAT, BLACK female, nine months r~l»strictio» Ifiy] IBM experienced, fast service. Call 351-8923. Z-153-4 Office of Black Affairs is spon¬ soring a summit conference for black students, faculty and on-off The MSU Science Fic__ ety meets at 7 p.m. 335 Union. This week eteql offer over $150. 353-8247. 3-2-16 turntable, 2 speakers. Excellent old, shots, needs good home. Call PHOTOGRAPHY: CAMERA, TYPING: TERM papers, theses, devoted to the creation a f condition, $175 3551231. 52-17 482-9690. E-52-13 organizations, Saturday 6:30-9 ATTRACTIVE .3 carat diamond composition, development, en¬ dissertations in my home. Experi¬ p.m. In 100 Engineering Bldg. The graffiti unless someone In largement. My home, evenings, engagement ring and band. Must sell! to price - $250. Dave, PIONEER TX 9100 Tuner, $195. Large Advent speekers, furniture I Mrtili Hobh l[H weekends. Ricky 351-7753, 511 enced, fast, dependable. 4856960. 52-13 importance can not be overem- typewriter. 353-3727. 3-2-19 p.m. 8L 2-2-13 cabinets. $215 Greg, 332-3964. EMBASSY, PARK Terrace, corner 1:25 THEY WENT SANSUI SO 5500 reel to recorder reel Basf, Scotch tapes, make 3-2-13 lot. Skirted, clean, occupy for March. 489-5976, 332-5587. 52-12 ITffiii Siffic»||ji| fifing! United Ministries in Higher Edu¬ cation Colloquium on Theology Israeli 7:30 to 9 p.m. Dancing Women's I.M. Bldg. N cc III Detroit In Today THAT-A-WAY...TO offer. 484-1711. 3-2-16 SANSUI QRX-5500 four channel SKYLINE 10x50 two bedroom, as FLORIDA 2 people needed to and Sexuality will feature Truman welcome. I D, is I Report receiver. 25 watts/channel. Wood share expenses February 10th to and Eleanor Morrison speaking at ■ Morning, Michigan is - $1,200. Within walking dis¬ ANN BROWN PRINTING and the building. COLIINGWOOD ARTS!! cabinet. Best offer. 3553580. 52- the first workshop: "Masculinity COMPLETE YOUR cupid's caper tance, MSU. 4844829. 52-17 TYPING. Dissertations, resumes, April 15th. Larry, 372-8559 before 1:30 11 a.m. 52-11 and Femininity" at United Minis¬ with a record from MARSHALL general typing. Serving MSU for lay * 1967 MARLETTE, 12x60, washer/ 26 years with complete theses tries Friday, 7:30 p.m. Rodeo Club m air conditioned MUSIC. Make this Valentine's Day 16 GAUGE DOUBLE barrel shot¬ 1:45 2 OR 3 bedroom house or apart¬ * dishwasher a musical one. MARSHALL MU¬ dryer, shed, fully skirted. Near service. 3450850. 5252-27 Board meeting at 7. Cornel gun. Excellent condition, plus ment, May and June, for returning possible. We will paint si) * SIC, East Lansing. C-1 2 12 MSU*apispus..351-79p7. 52-20. Tenant Survival Kits are etilL- shag carpeting . many accessories. Call 3652776. COMPLETE DISSERTATION and -faculty. Call Judy, 363-0617. 6-2- banners. Bring ro * unlimited parking 3-2-13 13 available in 307 Student Services resume service. Printing, IBM, Reporter and photograph * * Plush furniture Model Open Daily FRAMES, OLD, cracked or bro¬ ken? Replacements at low cost. GRAVES SKIS, 185 cm, used only { Lost & Found typing, binding. Printing from your plqin paper originals. Corner ROOMMATES WANTED. I am Bldg. for a $1.25 refundable deposit. Protect yourself and Detroit News will attend. I OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2617 East one season, excellent condition, LOST: GRANDMOTHERS neck¬ looking for roommates to find a know your rights. A program of M.A.C. and Grand River. Below Michigan, Lansing, 372-7409. C-5 $50. 4352472 nights. E-52-17 lace, silver wire pendant, pear- country home with, prefer female. ASMSU Legal Services. 2-13 Jones Stationary Shop, 56, Mon¬ 3557689 afternoons. Ask for Phil. Join the healing e shaped, sentimental value. Re¬ coll 351-8282 PAIR OF Head HRP competition ward. 337-0986. 3-2-13 day-Friday. Call COPYGRAPH 52-13 Come to the Christian S| (behind Old World Plozo THORENS, ADVENT, Sansui, SERVICE, 337-1666. C-20-2-27 Legal Services office is open Organization south camp skis, mounted with Solomon 505 Stanton components. Like new. LOST LARGE metal ring with two IRONING WANTED. Guaranteed every afternoon, 1 to 5. Appoint¬ ing at 6:30 tonight, 3" on the bindings, excellent high perfor¬ riverl) $550 or best offer. 351-4386. EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis¬ perfect. 40 years experience. ments may be made for other Hall. All students and | mance skis, excellent condition, sets of keys 353-6468, 332-4783. 6-2-12 sertations, (pica-elite). FAYANN, times by calling the ASMSU welcome $100. Call 3555449. 3-2-12 Reward. 3-2-13 Catch-ups welcome. Phone 882- 489-0358. C-20-2-27 1952. 52-16 Business Office. (More IWH on psjell THE STATE NEWS YELLOW PAGE 9:30 Business Service Directory h Advice ★ Saw Til ★ Save Money Dependable Finns and Individuals Ready and Eater to serve you stote New», Eoot Lomlng, Mlchiqon Thursday, February 12. 1976 13 THE SMALL SOCIETY Coeaitaft ram inks i !■ mkus by Brickman ■LFB.Hr UHWTKR lies. Ilk 17 T mutilans UFEFK ■a.748 T Pima ■ video Everyday - AH Rights Reserved mum r - Dickinson Newspaper Services 6 WJIM-TV, Longing 7 ••.XYZ-TV, Detroit IF LificaLfi ALIN/ET&RAY W&'P 8 WOTV, Grood Ropldi A IhOcW ftSTrfelZ EVOCATION - W'fS FtPlZ 9CKIW.TV. 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