|WU poll locations impromise reached By IRA ELLIOTT unit with the SUte News SUM Writer student employes. University for some 7,000 it a victory, finally, after a year of stalling." decision said Heidi Renn, a SWU organizer. s concerning the Demonstration Hall has been (for the upcoming student employes' the site for the designated SWU had hoped that the election would election during as rrached late Tuesday with the registration, with the polls open from 8 early be held over a two or three day period early nent that voting will take place a.m. in spring term with six to 6 p.m. on March 15, 16 and 17. The election sites or, in ■ spring term early registration compromise, at five sites over a two week as McDonel Hall west lower - lounge will be the [during the first full week of spring place of voting on April 5, the Wilson Hall span at the beginning of April. Jim Anderson, asst. director of library will be the election site on MSU's ■ official announcement was made by and on April 7 April 6 Placement Services, said the ™ Bessey Hall will house the University Frcy election officer for the would have preferred the polls, probably somewhere near the south multiple election an Employment Relations Commis- entrance. The election times places to have been the library, Demon¬ for all three stration Hall and Conrad IERL'1, following the second meeting Hall, for "obvious" spring term locations have been scheduled En MERC, the University and the for 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Jt Workers Union (SWU). "These places would be the "We're disappointed at the low number of biggest and I election will determine whether polling places, but we're going to do our most convenient. There are no classes there II become the official bargaining and everyone knows where best to campaign. We do, however! consider they are, but SWU insisted on their three locations," Anderson said. SN photo- Alan Bo. The University went into ....y..u>< Tuesday's No this is not the Colorado Breakers Rapids, it is just MSI "i Carter meeting holding "steadfast" to their ori¬ iagan, ginal proposal and compromises. They were hoping to have the entire election process at friendly Red Cedar River giving Alan Buckenmeyei a good ride for his money. Demonstration Hall during early and regu¬ lar registration or, if SWU requested, at early registration alone with locations HISTORY DEPT. FACULTY VOTES top in established across days of spring term. campus for the first few Renn described the conference basic Language study approved as a Hc'OKD. N.H. I API - Challenger The ballot count, with 27 per cent of the tossing of issues back and forth across the 1 Keagan led President Ford in a vote in was Reagan 18,472, Ford 17,663. table. Following about two hours of ie Republican race Tuesday night Howard H. Callaway, Ford's national discussion Frey left the room before ncr Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter campaign manager said in Washington the handing down his final verdict, Renn said. |uldistancing a crowded Democratic President would eke out a "The University seemed about as By CAROL KLOSE victory in "a dead agree¬ SUte News Staff Writer language. A history student needs addition¬ Students want an education that will i New Hampshire's leadoff heat, close race." able as we were when he al a very (Freyl came up languages for research, he said. make them fit for something," Fisher said. tntial primary election. with his solution. Neither side wanted to Parlez-vous francais? Habla espanol? If The History Dept. also wants to your answer is no and you plan on produce "Leaders need a broader training in liberal But the tension was give," Renn said. becoming graduates with a more well-rounded back¬ showing, too. SWU will begin a history major at MSU, you better start arts." Callaway said he had "rough evidence" that campaigning imme¬ ground, he said. Foreign language study is a He cited medicine as ar. Ford had lost diately, with extensive dorm to dorm brushing up your foreign language skills. part of the traditional liberal arts education example of a campaign momentum - The History Dept. has profession that is based on technological because of the public emergence of former canvassing. Posters and leaflets will also be approved a that shoujd never have been proposal under discussion since last fall abandoned, he knowledge but also requires moral decision¬ President Richard M. Nixon with his distributed across campus, added. urging all 7,000 Peking. trip to or so student employes to cast a pro-union which will again require history majors to | making. "One of the purposes (of a vote. complete two years of a foreign language language The University before graduation. The meeting Friday, at Fisher said recent studies and requirement) is to train the mind to see Reagan was running strong in central and will begin preparations reports for the election by which the decision was made, included all indicate that the few schools which did not reality in a different way - to see the way northern New Hampshire small towns issuing notices of its time fa where he had figured to do well, and in Manchester, where the Union-Leader, the and place and by voters. compiling lists of eligible Anderson said the University will main¬ history faculty members and feur voting history students — two undergraduates and two graduate students. it» > language requirement during the late '60s and early 70s have more in placing graduates in jobs. Of the success Big Ten other people perceive and interpret he said. One of the reasons things." foreign language state's largest newspaper, had schools, he said, only MSU and Purdue do requirements ardently tain an objective stance and once were eliminated. Fisher said, backed the former California governor. again The College of Arts and Letters, of which stressed the importance for all students to the History Dept. is a not currently have a language requirement was to keep students in the department. "examine the pros and cons of the union" part, had a foreign in arts and sciences. Most of the current Big 'This is really a false economy, though," Ford, on the other hand, was running well language requirement at one time but Ten Schools had dropped the in Portsmouth, the area where he made his before participating in the election. abolished it in 1971 when students across requirement but have since reinstated it, he added. "It is important for all eligible students to the country were (continued on page 14) final campaign appearances last questioning the rele¬ Friday. vote because the election outcome will be vancy of such requirements. determined by a simple majority of those Among the Democrats, with 33 per cent of who vote," Anderson said. "If only a The proposal, which passed 20-6, must as gaining about 31 per cent of the the estimated turnout tallied, the lineup hundred students vote they will decide the be approved by the Educational ASMSU now I the splintered Democratic J victory moved him ahead of the ■lie pack in the marathon that will primary, Carter 9,973 or 31 per cent. outcome, and SWU will have a significant impact on most students." SWU has also said it desires a large Policies Committee of the College of Arts and Letters. If approved, the will become effective fall term next requirement gathering (While House nomination, Udall7,410or23percent turnout, believing the more supporters the and will affect students year entering the loses! Democratic challenger was I Rep Morris K. Udall, who was ■about 23 per cent of the Democratic Sen Birch Bayh of Indiana 5,564 or cent, Sargent Shriver, 3,031 or 10 per cent. 17 per union has, the stronger it will be. IF SWU is authorized in the election as a department at that time. According to Alan Fisher, associate attacks State News bargaining agent it would be the only professor of history, who introduced the The State News was the brunt of much fr managers said he had become the campus - wide student employe union in the Raymond said "the State News can not proposal last fall, the requirement may also criticism and two formal bills at Tuesday Among nine minor candidates, only Ellen country, a national survey of student be fulfilled by allow its reporters to transpose their per finer among Democrats ■ but the McCormack of Bellmore, N.Y., the an- employment offices on over 200 completing 24 credits of a night's ASMSU Board meeting. sonal feelings for facts," and that the Jmpshire test was only the first leg of college methodological language such as statistics, ASMSU President Brian Raymond read a tiabortion candidate, showed up in the campuses indicates. "personal attitude of several of the editors ■residential primary route. computer science or advanced economics. lengthy statement to the board calling State Je Republican side, Reagan rankings, with 2 per cent. Sen. Hubert H. The upcoming election will be supervised Fisher said there are three reasons for News reporting of the all too often is reflected in the news'' clung to a Humphrey of Minnesota had 4 per cent of by a MERC official and two mutually Legal Services Joe Mallia. co-director of Legal Services, piling 51 per cent of the vote to Ford's the vote on write-in ballots, and Gov. George acceptable challengers, whose adopting a foreign language requirement. closing, the ASMSU tax increase referen¬ also commented on an article in the duty will be First, he said, most of the world does not dum and several other issues "sen- paper C. Wallace of Alabama had 1 per cent. to insure that oniy eligible student em¬ dealing with his cabinet, and stated that he speak English and many historical writings sationalistic." ployes vote. and the cabinet were formally are originally published in a foreign defending the integrity of co-director Jon Botst'ord. who he feels was maligned in the paper Mallia said that "Botsford denies that he earney cites I Bv EDWARD L. BONDERS challange of credibility issue encouraged any illegal referrals and that they may have taken place in his absence if they did occur. " lite ASMSU Board passed a bill to put a question on the spring term referendum appointed MSU Athletic Director Joe Citing the need to return credibility to years. It be done," he declared. asking students if the board should demand 1 State News Sporta Writer Kearney displayed a refreshing candor the severely can research into that matter turns up. But for if? into damaged image of MSU Kearney also stated that he hasn't had now I'm against it," Kearney noted. that the MSU Board of Trustees allow the the cauldron of Spartan during his first official visit to campus athletics as his » with biggest challenge here, the enough time to thoroughly study the students the right to vote on the refundable both eyes open, newly Tuesday. Another area he digressed dapper former University of Washington specifics regarding MSU's athletic program on was the $1.00 State News tax assessed each term. Athletic Director touched several issues to make any forming of a "Super Conference" by the The board passed two other hills con¬ decisions presently. nation's stronger ranging from revenue funding for minor He said, "I can't comment on the collegiate football schools. cerning the paper, one condemning the funding sports to the three-year probation imposed of minor sports at MSU in the future "I "racist tones" of several articles and on the football program by the NCAA. really don't think that will happen. If because I haven't had the opportunity to sit you take the top 32 teams, let's say, and another instructing Legal Services to look "I'm a people man," Kearney related to down and discuss the matter. In women's into the validity of the student lax form four, eight-team divisions, the media. "I believe in people. And, I've you're sports, for example, you're going to see a going to have four more last place teams Arthur Webb, of the Office ol Black been very impressed with the people here dynamic growth. We'll have to set our than you do now. And, if two or three teams Affairs, and Curtis Stransthan. representing at Michigan State. That includes admini¬ priorities and work together to make them start dominating the super conference, the Student Workers Union, both read strators, faculty and students. I'm enthu¬ succeed. I'm confident they can. The statements to the board you're right back where you started," he dealing with the siastic that we can work together and show women's program at Washington operated said. lack of accountability of the State News the country what a fine school Michigan on $180,000 last Webb also expressed concern about the year and this year their State is, both academically and athletical¬ budget was $235,000.1 think they're a very Kearney is scheduled to return to Seattle roles of University administrators and ly-" intregal part of any athletic program." to wrap up his duties at Washington and he student government leaders in dealing with Tackling the NCAA imposed football Kearney, a Pittsburgh native, added that hopes to return permanently to MSU April the issues of discrimination on campus. probation, Kearney analyzed the situation he would need time to assess the various saying, "I realize there are negative things aspects of Spartan athletics and that he has associated with a probation. But, we must no current ideas on what sit down and also realize the positive things changes would be needed. connected with the football program. We One such area he intends to study is still have many good things to offer hockey. "One thing a person needs to do athletes, students and alumni in this immediately is define their areas of ignor¬ regard. We must accent the positive." ance. And, to be truthful, I'm not that all The thought that the Big Ten has been familiar with that sport. So. I intend to labeled the "Big Two and Little Eight" surround myself with people who know inside elicited Kearney's comments of a similar about Sheets and towels don't clean them¬ hockey in order to give me perspec¬ situation in the Pacific Eight Conference tive," he related. selves. Somebody's got to do it, obviously, from which he came. The new Spartan athletic director also and the somebodies who do it on campus "We've had two schools which have been said he would answer to President Clifton have quite a job on their hands. On page 5. powers on the West Coast during the last Wharton. "We'll be in touch, but I have several years. USC and UCLA have dominated football and basketball. But that confidence in myself to make decisions, weather otherwise I wouldn't have taken this job," Our friendly weatherman predicts an presented a challenge to the rest of us to he said. unseasonably warm day is in store for us bring our programs up to the level of USC's Moving away from MSU, Kearney voiced with the temperature ascending to the 60s. NW Minj'i.l. and UCLA's. opinions several aspects of collegiate ,fc*^sJ!^hS!o/Sn!efsh!!t^ "I feel we did this, especially at Washing¬ athletics. on "Right now I'm against athletic Enjoy it while you can for the forecast calls for increased cloudiness, a dip to the upper N«t Clifton Wharton, left, chata for a few minutes with MSU's ton," he continued. "People here in the scholarships based on need, which nearly 30s, and a slight chance of showers toward Jf elected athletic director Joe Kearney before Tuesday s press Midwest don't realize that Washington has passed at the last NCAA convention. It will evening. peace. beaten UCLA in footbhll five of the last six be interesting to see what the NCAA's 2 Michigan Stote News, Eazt Laming, Michigan Wednesday, Febr("UOry Js is, U.S. bends MPLA WASHINGTON (AP) - Foreign governments have been recognizing Angola's leftist faction at the rate of almost one a day since November, and American officials indicate the United States also has taken a small step in that direction. on Gulf did not return soon. Gulf, following consultations with the State Dept., disclosed over the weekend it is seeking negotiations with the Popular placed in a special policy account $25 million in Movement with an eye toward resuming its operations. Hearst psychiatrist testifies Officials said the State Dept. has notified Gulf Oil objection to a resumption of Gulf Operations in Angola. Gulfs Corp. it has no The Angolas wells accounted for 20 per cent of the oil processed by Gulf in the United States last year. ssr '■ ■ -"»-«-" Sals efforts to develop an Angolan oil industry were According to one report, the ban w suspended in Under pressure from the State Dept., Gulf withdrew its Trattner said the order revokinirth!>»*'° J® ®ei' December when the outcome of the civil there still in ' American employes and J war was their dependents from Angola in Th«SUt«Dept. issued the order SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A defense psychiatrist, Dr. L.J. doubt. According to one qualified official, it is a "faiarly accurate December because of the deteriorating security situation and security interests. lSvtriS!,il1 '"°vember, citing West, told jurors Tuesday that Patricio Hearst, fighting for survival in captivity, adopted "alternate personalities," assumption" that this is the first move toward eventual U.S. diplomatic dealings with Angola's Soviet-backed Popular Move¬ becoming first the revolutionary "Tania" and later a named "Pearl." woman ment (MPLA). With more than 70 nations having extended recognition to the INCOME LIMITS WOULD BE SET West's testimony in Hearst's behalf, strongly opposed Popular Movement since independence was declared last by the prosecution at her bonk robbery trial, closely paralleled November, the United States found itself increasingly isolated Food stamp her own witness stand account of the suffering she endured from world opinion with its hard-line policy toward the at the hands of the terrorist Symbionese Liberation West said Hearst's memory of the bank incomplete and he believes she has blanked out painful periods. He said she does not remember seeing two bank Army. robbery is Luanda based regime. Officially, the State Dept. says only that any discussion of recognition is not appropriate as long as Soviet and Cuban troops remain in Angola. One reason for the State Dept.'s sympathetic attitude toward WASHINGTON UP) - A Under the present program, plan OKd Under the committee plan, estimates that the | customers shot. food stamp plan designed to families itemize deductions for the standard deductions would Gulf, officials said, was that the Popular Movement had served save $309 million a year was various living and working limit how much persons can proposals would eli notice it would look for another company to develop Angolan oil if million to six approved Tuesday by the expenses. Agriculture Dept. earn and still be million eligible for Court asked to limit rights Senate Agriculture Committee. studies show these itemized food stamps. Voting against the Critics said it would take food deductions average plan were Sens. Gei $93 a President Ford wants stamps away from three million vern, D S.D.; Group refuses month. Critics say these i- Dick to four million persons. changes in the food stamp Iowa; Patrick Le, temized deductions cause a- WASHINGTON (AP) — State law enforcement authorities Under the present program, program that would save $1.2 whose vote buses. billion a year. There have been was cast asked the Supreme Court Tuesday to limit the right of administered by the Agricul¬ and Carl T. Curtis, | prisoners to challenge their convictions on grounds the ture Dept., food stamps go to evidence against them was illegally obtained. The high court ruled in 1969 that federal courts have this report payment 18.7 million persons. The pro¬ gram costs taxpayers $5.8 bil¬ N.Y. votes to ban power under a 109 - year • old federal law authorizing them to free any state prisoner being The court heard arguments on unconstitutionally held. WASHINGTON(AP) - A re¬ porters' ligence committee report that was released lion The a year. committee plan, proved 10 to 4, would limit how ap¬ Concorde organization appeals by Nebraska and California officials from decisions of federal appellate courts nounced Tuesday it has decided an¬ by Daniel Schorr. CBS Correspondent Schorr much food stamp recipients can from landing at JFK overturning the murder convictions of two Ir both cases men. the federal courts acted under their power to to refuse any money from the publication of the House intel had specified that any payment for publication of the report the Village Voice in New York by earn. It would end itemized deductions from income to de¬ termine eligibility and it would ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - With the legislation was written in airport Concorde could begin issue writs of habeas corpus, requiring state authorities halt automatic eligibility for the British French supersonic such a way as to cover up to| should go to the group, The only flights daily into Kemrf either to release prisoners or grant a new trial because of FEC funds Reporters Committee for Free¬ families on welfare. Concorde ready to begin flights to the United States, New planes not now flying into the early as March 4, as win constitutional violations. dom of the Press. Under the plan, a nonfarm airports — a provision obvious flights a day into Dulls The justices are expected to rule on the two cases in June. York's legislature has voted to ly aimed at limiting the bill's family of four with $5,500 net national running low Village Voice publisher Clay Felker has never said if he is income would pay $126 for stamps worth $166 in food. ban it from landing in the New York City metropolitan area. impact to Concorde. British and French reprcsen Airport. Carey's signature is paying anyone for the report, The bill approved by both before the measure is W1 WASHINGTON Such a family, considered to be tatives complained at a legisla¬ Foul play' query dismissed (AP) Presidential candidates' federal - however, and he did not im¬ at the federal poverty level houses Monday requires con¬ tive committee hearing last consideration to j, mediately return telephone which has joint funds may run out next week currence by New Jersey and week that this aspect of the bill jurisd calls Tuesday on that question. going into effect in April, now over facilities operated It the approval of Gov. Hugh with Congress still divided on The Village Voice published pays $131 for the same stamps. was discriminatory. bistate Port TRENTON. N.J. (AP) - State Atty. Gen. William F. Hylond how soon it can reconstitute the To apply for food stamps, a Carey, who has expressed U.S. Transportation Secre¬ Authority parts of the report although the doubts about the Concorde but ing those such as I said Tuesday his investigation into circumstances sur¬ Federal Election Commission, family would deduct from its tary William Coleman ruled House had voted to keep it which are located entin which approves candidates' has not taken a position on the earlier this month that the rounding the collapse of Karen Anne Quintan "has failed to secret on grounds that it con¬ gross income $100 a month plus New York state. estab':sh that foul play was the cause of the coma." checks. $25 a month if the family measure to ban the jetliner. tains classified information. Committees in both the includes someone 60 or older. Passed 139 to 4 in the Hyt^nd s office investigated a bump on the back of Jack Landau, the Reporters Quintan's head and several bruises on her House and Senate have been Committee's chief trustee, said Then the family would deduct Assembly and 46 to 10 in the body that were working on bills to restructure taxes on the basis of tables Senate, the bill would set new found when she was admitted to Newton Memorial the group decided to accept no Hospital the FEC since the Supreme provided by the program. For noise restrictions for planes after lapsing into a como last April 15. money "to avoid any suggestion Court objected to portions of the committee was involved in the purpose of committee de¬ landing at airports, including Hylond said more than 25 persons were interviewed the law that established the bate, aides calculated that such Kennedy International, operat lettenger Service Eat* laming. M commercialization or checkbook during the investigation. commission. The high court taxes average 14.3 ed by the Port Authority of A superior court judge ruled journalism." per cent of against the Quinlan "death New York and New gave the lawmakers until Feb. gross income. Jersey. with dignity case in November. Quinlan's 29 to change the commission. The House Ethics Committee If the remainder The noise restrictions low parents then — or the are appealed the decision to the New Jersey Supreme Court, held its first meeting, mean- enough that The. House A(lmjnisjratj£p family's net income — was at many current sub- which heard arguments last month but has not yet handed Committee is workiSg 'on ad>l' jwhjjj.jonthe investigationtljej thq poverty level or less, the sonicfliepanirng'at Kennedy, JJ down a decision. page comprehensive bill to Tiqpse Tasf week ordered it to family would be eligible for food LaGutfriraf and Newark air¬ overhaul the FEC and the conduct on publicaton of the ports could also be banned. But stamps. Senate Rules Committee is report. Budget amendment endorsed grappling with its own FEC The committee is to meet again today. LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) —Nebraska has joined a campaign to THE BEST OF ALL WORLDS torce a federal constitutional convention if propose on amendment require a balanced federal budget. Congress doesn't through the regulor process to Til-Awake PERSONALIZED WAKE-UP SERVICE (MUSICAL THAT IS) Nebraska's legislature voted 29 • 7 Monday to join West Virginia, Delaware, Maryland, Mississippi, North Dakota, Georgia and Louisiana in proposing the convention. The convention delegates would have the ONLY >5*. DON'T FROM C.B.S. AND AT THE power to DISC SHOP propose constitutional amendments which would need the ratification of three - fourths of the thirty • four states ★ OVER SLEEP needed for a federal constitutional convention. Till US WAT ★ FORGET TO SET THE LADY IS BACK DAYS AND TIMES YOUR ALARM ★ MISS A CLASS HER FIRST IN MANY A YEAR JOHNNY WINTER AND WORRY ★ GO IN LATE CAPTURED Lift! Oversight committee created NO LONGER! FOR A TEST LAURA NYRO - ONLY including: Bony Moronie/Roll With Me Highway 61 Reviiited/Rock 6 Roll People Itfc AN Over Now/ Sweet Papa John BEAT THE CLOCK' i m I *3" WASHINGTON tions Committee, in (UPI) — The Senate Government Opera¬ CALL 393 9097 9 Laura. /Wo a unanimous 12 0 vote, - o.m. to 5 p.m Tuesday to create a permanent - Senate agreed on intelligence Smile' including: oversight committee. Stormy Love / Money / T A sweeping committee resolution would also require the SenyMama/l Ar ~ ONLY administration to notify Congress before engaging in any covert activities. The resolution would also require heads of each •399 federal government department and agency to report "any and all JOHNNY AT HIS BEST | intelligence activities" which constitute violations of consti¬ tutional, personal and legal rights. CAPTURED LIVE The legislation allows closed sessions of the committee for manners to be considered by the entire Senate. JOHNNY WINTER Also included in the legislation will be for senators disciplinary tactics or employes who personally disclose secret information and a limit of six years of service for senators or key staff members. LAID BACK ROCK - DIG IT SpwiaH*P"«,) Be a special kind of SUTHERLAND BROTHERS MILES DAVIS Navy Flyer. AGHARTA Be a Naval Flight Officer. AND QUIVER Including: Prrtud.tPw1ll/P™tud.lP.rt'tl tjt.'*®^8 lnt«rtod«;Th.fn. From Jacli JoWM"1 Whenever a Navy plane is under electronic trol. that o'ane is in the hands of a con¬ Sutherland Brothers 1 ONLY Naval Flight & Quiver Officer Naturally, as a candidate for Naval ! Office' training you'll need some Flight REACH FOR THE SKY 3" very special including: qualifications First you must really want to Arms Of Mary/Dirty City/Love On The Moon even tf fly, Moonlight Lady/When The Tra.n Comes you ve never flown before. You'll also Authorities raid homes, offices need a college degree and a sharp mind Wading at Ine end of your training MATERIA1] are the Gn'don prog-am TOKYO (AP) — About 380 Wings of a Naval Flighl Officer. ALL NEW Japanese authorities Tuesday By then p j " no an expert in areas like Jet raided the homes and offices of Navi¬ 4 principal figures involved in alleged payoffs and bribes by Lockheed Aircraft Crop. Authorities said the raids were gation and A,thorne your job wherever you Control...equipped to do go IN A 2 RECORD SET | determine if there hod been violations of part of an effort to Japan's income Bui whatever your specialty, travel will be part ot your .'do. And so will MILES DAVIS tax, foreign exchange and challenge, responsi¬ foreign trade control lows. bility achievement and reward. The places hit included the home of Yoshio Kodama, an If that's the kind of career you're ALSO AVAILABLE ON ultrarightist who allegedly received more than $7 million and if you think looking for. PRE RECORDED TAPE from Lockheed; the Marubeni you've got what it takes to be a Corp., Lockheed's sales agent Naval Flight Of'ioer. see here, and the Japan office of Lockheed Aircraft Asia Ltd., your local Navy re¬ cruiter. Disc Shop [Sj officials said. Testimony at the subcommittee's hearings in Washington Be Someone alleged .» Lockheed spent more than $12 million to Special. Fly Navy. prumote tne sales of its aircraft in LT. DAN IRNDil Japan. Monday, parliament took the unprecedented step of M.S.U. PLACEMENT 323 I. GRAND RIVER asking the U.S. Senate to provide all the information it has n t kheed payoffs in Japan. n FEBRUARY 20/200 vition corrttxl 1*7* to 20/20 351-5380 E Lhiaon Stale News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 25, 1976 3 student groups L ira ELLIOTT K, News Stall Writer istered student organizations, all headed by SWU supporters izauln."' fef.°!,tlr,e °rs:an appear related to SWU SWU organizer Tim Cain, $390. And the Labor izations submitted re- Igh the Student Workers appear to be directly related to budget re- quested *19 880 Another Club, headed by SWU History organizations, saying only that ers United, admist that his The affair Greenwald and llSUTi is 0 single body SWU's purpose and goals, K 'V£V° £?T' ^oup headed by Cain — the izer Doyle organ¬ O'Conner, requested their purposes are described in the registration requests. He organization is basically "in¬ Brooks refer to ocurred last of it organizers and least seven reg- Eight other organizations list SWU organizers as contacts. uS n ® Union Organ,z,ngComm.ttee P ° rs Kell#^ Center student En>- $978. ASMSU turned down all would not comment on who active." "Several of us (SWU organ September when Nonnamaker This committee, headed ployes Assn. - Community three requests. asked Raymond to close the by Action Programs asked for belongs to the organizations or izers) filed in order to have ASMSU account of SWU - Last year, - however, the when they last met. access to University facilities then ASMSU board allocated $2,050 Most descriptions of purpose a registered student or¬ (SWU) ICLU helps citizens view politicoI files to the Student Workers we were denied." ganization — and to revoke its Union are general and ambiguous. For Brooks said. student organization status and Organizing Committee. The instance, one of the SWU The facilities in question are board was careful, privileges. SWU filed with the the comptrollers's according to groups — the Community Ac¬ the use of an office, telephones Michigan Employment Rela¬ ■nancy ROBERTS destroy the political dossiers office, not to tion Programs, is described as and an ASMSU account, grant tions Commission to become T News Staff Writer was the result of that Howard L. Simon, executive ceive between five and ten grant any money to SWU "a political (nonparatisan ) or¬ ed to certain registered student suit. director of the ACLU, said that the official bargaining agent isponse to an Ingham ■ Circuit Court decision State Rep. Perry BuUard, between 50,000 and 100,000 requests per day." directly. The organizing committee is ganization engaged in com¬ organizations upon ultimate ap with the University for some D-Ann Arbor, does not Simon said the files contain munity progressive projects." want political dossiers exist on al¬ proval of the ASMSU Board. 7,000 student employes, said hoy the Michigan State the files destroyed. He said that information about these per¬ no longer listed as a registered One of the most specific de¬ Jeff Greenwald, coordinator Nonnamaker it became a lofitical dossier files, the his committee is investigating most everyone who is political¬ sons' political histories. He said student group, but there is an Interim Committee to scriptions is for Cain's Student of the Friends of the Student — labor organization involved in £n Civil Liberties Union the State Police tactics ly active. He said that the files that everything from issues Organize Workers Union of were a Student Organizing Workers Union, likened his an adversary relationship with [is assisting individuals gathering information for the compiled on government they expressed interest in to Workers Union, with Committee, which lists nine officials as well as private Cain as its representative. Ac¬ group to the Friends of the the University, making it inel Cling copies of their files, files to see if illegal means were citizens. meetings they attended are purposes and projects, includ¬ Democratic Party. igible to receive University g to ACLU officials, used. contained in the dossiers. cording to SWU organizer ing the "organization of off-cam¬ "At the beginning of the year Simon said that the response benefits. , is politically active The ACLU is "The information contained Becky Egar the organizations pus workers" and "to assist and when Eldon Nonnamaker (vice providing in¬ to the ACLU offer of assistance differentiated However, by late October, a dossier already structions and sample forms to in these files are by name defend foreign students who president for student affairs), has been may have been the ASMSU Board voted to „ „n them. They also be used to apply to the overwhelming. leaked to employes or only. are continually harassed by and Brian Raymond (ASMSl' Ingham "Our Detroit branch is one of potential In all, Cain heads reinstate SWU as a student |at the response for County Circuit Court for pre¬ employes," said Simon. "In eight Immigration." president) tried to get SWU off organization, upon tacit ap¬ two ACLU branches organizations. Le in obtaining dossiers servation and eventual offering some cases, the information SWU organizer Eric Brooks, campus, we decided we'd pro viewing assistance," he said. "We re- He would not elaborate on proval of the board of trustees. Jn overwhelming. of the dossiers. (continued on page 14) the purpose of who is listed as the contact for tect ourselves by establishing For a student group to be ■ January, a suit was any of those the group called Student Work¬ "Friends," Greenwald said. • continued on page 7) 1 against the Michigan ee by MSU professor [ rencv. Jan. 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Frank Fox of action on the quagmire, his There would be little difficulty This secrecy proposal must be proposals would actually do piti¬ in committing CIA funds and Any reasonable reform of the intelligence agencies must neces¬ drastically overhauled for the sake Robert Kozloff Mary Ann ChickShaw •En'erUinn^ PkotoS fully little to solve the real personnel to such an operation and of adequately watchdogging intel¬ problems confronting those agen¬ telling Congress much later, "Oh, sarily include prior notification of ligence agencies. Greg Kraft Sue McMlllin WiretJ, Congress. ■C°PjCt| cies. and by the way Margo Palarchio Moreover, Ford has concur¬ And it is left to Congress AdvertiZ^ . . — One of the few productive Thus Ford's slipshod proposals Editorials are the opinions of the State rently proposed a secrecy statute, sadly — to now move toward a News. Viewpoints' 1 aspects of the guidelines he pro¬ would not solve the problems of which would have the net effect of letters are personal opinions. truly meaningful reform of a J posed was the tightening of the congressional war power usurp- shrouding the chain of command from the field tion, adequate knowledge by Con¬ numerous agencies pathetically freewheeling group of in even more secrecy and pre¬ agencies. operations to the White House. A new addition — a cabinet committee which would approve covert operations — could - level Integrated educatiion provide a needed increase in CIA accounta¬ Handicapped students have tra¬ problems and insights ditionally been educated in special of J bility. group. w■ But covert operations was an schools, equipped with the facili¬ There may also be ties and teachers suited to the effect on a au, issue untouched. Legislators ar¬ type of education these students re¬ handicapped st gue that in the present and past '""""8 "y oeing confined use of covert operations, their war quired. Rarely, if ever, was the ki society of students with power has been usurped. Thus conventional wisdom of this ar¬ problems. For example, £] such operations shouldn't be con¬ rangement questioned. student ij However, the recent attention learning to read Iin3 tained exclusively within the need of contact with a executive structure. But under given to the problems of handicap¬ which communicates pi™ ped students, generated by the orally » Ford's proposals, it is. signs. students themselves, does raise However, Ford has proposed a That is why many joint congressional oversight com¬ serious doubts about the conven¬ students J mittee which, according to Ford's tional wisdom, and offers some physical handicaps are al solid suggestions for the improve¬ public schools. But such a reasoning, will be given more ment the part of these „„ information on intelligence than is ment of the educational system. on stude The major objection raised to means that the schools i currently given to the six commit¬ tees now in existence. the special schools is that while respond with the proper trail they do provide the services, they for its teachers. But Ford has decided that this also separate the joint committee will not have prior handicapped Requiring our teachers toll notification of covert operations student from the rest of society. come acquainted with the m| because, he Not only does the student suffer and problems of as sees notification infringes on his it, prior from being underexposed to dents would not be a favor I handicapped! own authority and exacerbates the 'SEEf HE'S REALLY QUITE TAME...' society at large, but the society suffers from bestowed upon them, but ootj being unaware of the would bestow on ourselves. W»(», Gov. Reagan reopens question To the Editor mm . .x • about U.S. detente with Soviets essayist. "in the dark." but the that he got his information on the Cruise Mr. Sommerness might have added that "reliability" of his had cracked the problem of Ho* to Ml data is uncertain since he has not shared it Missile from someone who is more Missile. This meant that the at Baker Woodlot off Farm Lane is an added minutely with us. instructed than Reagan could reduce the number of strategic lit possibly be % appropriate memorial to this distinguished expected to be in its strategic significance. although apparently beneficial inI alumnus, for as a student at MAC. Baker Philip A. Korth Reagan makes a very sound point when United States because everybody kml loved to take long hikes south of the Red Associate Professor he asks that President Ford release to the were on to MIRV, was tacitly advaaUji Cedar into the then remote President. MSUFA American public the putative terms of an Ingham County to the Soviet Union, which in countryside. agreement with the Soviet Union before would be accumulating a thro* i arriving at that agreement. The difference vastly in excess of our o Baker's love of nature was equal to his is important. If the President submits to the There are those who believe that iflhj love of facts, and hopefully it is still that Pen pals Congress — either in treaty form or as an two facts had been ventilated, |d blend of idealism and objectivism that MSU Executive agreement for which he asks discussion would have been s instills into its students. legal or moral sanction — a signed leading to a more cautious appmsd I document, the Congress suffers from the Red light (s) Eugene L. Huddleston Associate Professor am a man in prison. 29 years old. William T. '.Buckley psychological intimidation of a fait accompli. Moscow. But Mr. Nixon v bound on that mission, and he desird I am writing you this letter as an Dept. of ATL agent of To reject a proffered appeal for correspondence and friendship. treaty is to bring back a scrap of paper relatugH "repudiate" the President; indeed, in the Europe, even as six months later he daP After reading Brian Thompson's slander¬ Life in a place like this is almost unbearable, Finally, there is someone running for old days, it was and letters could President who has opened up the question thought to have something a scrap of paper relating to Indo ■ C ous remarks of my defense of the Hubbard very well bridge new of the overtones of less of detente. Ronald Reagan, until now, has majeste. Thus, as that would validate Nixon's strategjif Hall red light, I was compelled to write and friendships and exit mutual loneliness and history books tell us that Congress reveal the real truth. Bargaining concerned himself mostly with matters of domestic policy, with which he has been many "repudiated Woodrow Wilson," as that peaceful century, no less At least Governor Reagan gotin dd It's all true, right down to the last cheat have many interests and I Congress "repudiated the League of Na¬ live audience, whose attention he and burned out lightbulb (he said he wanted hope that intimately acquainted as Governor of tions." leone will respond to my have to rivet by gory accounts of the original). All my intentions were request for California. He heard several months ago In 1972, President Nixon, still Professor Jackson's letter cratic excesses in Washington. Bail criticizing your u« respondence. rumblings of impatience scarred directed at one thing, profit. article covering Michigan State even among his from his narrow victory in the anti ■ ballistic University I wish to thank you in advance. supporters, critical of his apparent neglect ripple effect is very important, anditmf Now, in the true spirit of pettiness, I'm Faculty Associates' attempt to initiate the missile fight with Congress, and presumed ignorance of foreign policy. collapsed in cautious way into what should betheul making this fabulous offer to the students of Moscow. He did so, moreover, at a time process which will bring collective bargain¬ He reminisced that when in 1966 his name question concerning the republic lakfj MSU. when two important data, far from we presiding over policies that are lei^ ing for faculty to MSU is welcome, for it was first proposed for Governor of Califor¬ being You too can be the proud owner of an Hollister Elliott widely known, were most privately provides an opportunity to correct a nia, his critics, and even some of his friends, inexorably to Soviet hegemony? original Hubbard Hall red light. #140 095 guarded. One was that our ABM technology Reagan thinks so; and some For only $25, I'll deliver to your door, one misleading interpretation of the election complained that his concerns had been was light results in 1972 P.O. Box 787 years ahead of the Soviet Union's, deeply informed within the Pentagon"! original timer and original light fixture — perhaps an intentionally mostly with foreign policy. All in good time, so that, Lucasville, Ohio 45648 pari passu, any step back from so too. It is entirely possible along with my free booklet, "How to Make misleading interpretation. One's purposes he seemed to be saying. ABM tended to benefit the Soviet that] often influence interpretation. And he has used the Cruise Missile as his Union Secretary of State thinks s your Light the Most Famous One on The more than it did us. Opinion Page desk maintains a file of way into the controversy. For all one's considers that the disease we si Campus." Our purposes are open and clear. We inmates' names and addresses for indi¬ Secondly, the public did not know nothing that the Pentagon has the tw viduals wishing respect for Reagan's intelligence and gen¬ (though one or two senators knew; and a make no attempt to alter the results of the to correspond with them. eral knowledge, one reasonably concludes logy to cure. Sorry but you'll have to supply your own few others suspected) that the Soviet Union lightbulb. This is a limited time offer and I last election. Collective Washington Star bargaining — and don't have time to burn out that the faculty, we believe — lost. many lightbulbs. Wouldn't it be great if everyone on campus had a light in their window: At a profit of approximately $15 a light, I'd be We do intend to transform that defeat into victory for the faculty, however. In 1972 collective bargaining would have won Please, leak your secrets to Buchwald had we been successful in willing to share a little bit of the tradition. changing the minds of 250 of our colleagues. We believe For reasons that I have been unable to She always replies in a I have just one last comment for Leaman that such a change has taken explain, no one ever leaks anything to me kindly manner, "No, but the afternoon mail hasn't paper before Jack Anderson heard and Thompson on their well place. come in But when we sat down to dinner »»"■ planned and it's very embarrassing to be an yet." conspiracy against me. Howar said to me, "Henry just WW "1 Late last spring we distributed a few accredited correspondent and not have any I then get on the phone and start making the exception of Angola and SAL authorization cards to our confidential papers in my briefcase to show calls. I telephone the Sorry boys, your childish antics in colleagues. We Pentagon and say, "Do is going very well." Rowland Evanstw attempt to damage and possibly end the red were encouraged by the result. Our current for it. you know if anyone plans to leak Novak, who speak with one « J efforts are based on our Occasionally I do hear from someone in anything light tradition have just gone in vain. judgment that today?" The Pentagon operator puts me in Iff the government, but I really can't call it a touch with a colonel. together, "Kissinger just told » 1 I haven't lost any money in our transac¬ support for collective bargaining from 1972 "Colonel, this is Art the exception of Angola and SAL . """l tions and the light is still remains solid. leak. Last week Secretary of Transporta¬ Buchwald, the syndicated columnist, and I shining. tion Coleman sent me his decision on the was So, no matter how many new lights you Newer faculty have less wondering if you had any confidential add, the real one will always be there and anxiety about Concorde SST, but only AFTER it had been or secret papers you didn't want?" He the garage said to mc, Is1 remember imitation is the sincerest form of collective bargaining because of its success made public. Every once in a while I'll always says he'll call me back, but he never J in receive a hand - delivered brown bucks to you to know what Kissing flattery. higher education. And many faculty who envelope does. Tom Townsend were here in 1972 have come to realize that 'Art Bdn'M from the White House with a short note from Ron Nessen saying, "I thought you Then I try the CIA. "This is Beaver," I about detente?" "Just give me my damn e>r- .,, yjjl ■ 1262 North Hubbard collective bargaining is the best alternative say, not identifying myself. "I want to talk to our present unfortunate situation. So far the return of signed authorization would like to have a personal copy of the President's speech to the Veterans of to Wolf Two." I usually get a secretary. Tell Wolf Two to meet me border to get tenure al aun'"JJJrs^J cards Almost everyone living outside Wash¬ on the corner of have to write a book. In orde supports that judgment. ington believes that every newspaperman Foreign Wars." Once I showed it around at 14th and New York Ave. with the package." Raker Your very informative article in Washington has closets full of the Sans Souci Restaurant, but Dan Schorr Then I hang up hoping they'll trace the call accredited in Washingtonif "^1 headline stated clearly that we and its have and secret documents leaked to classified them by just laughed at me. It's really no fun at all to live in a town and consider me a source worth leaking, P"bliSh,,^e'.La^ir,,nLfssfco«<»f| initiated the process which can lead to an bureaucrats, congressional aides or ex where everyone is dealing in secret something soon I will be dr * I - 1 see a lot of delighted in reading Marty Sommer- election by the faculty to employees of the Lockheed Aircraft Co. It's documents and all I get is newsletters from Henry Kissinger at parties the Washington press corps an ■ ness' well researched and determine and everyone true. says he's the best leak in comprehensive whether collective bargaining is desired. congressmen and press releases from the right ght to be tapped D€ tappeu by v.the».1 OJ v - tll| feature on Ray Stannard Baker in the State Those of us who report the Washington. The other night Kissinger told tx i _ t.„»h position':otO 0 It's a very tough nncit.ion Ir'J You need not have government's "Shriver for Presidedt" committee addres¬ News of Feb. 11, apologized for it. We business of', 1 the excePti°n especially so, as I myself believe that such an election will are judged not by how much sed to "Occupant." SALT, detente is of Angola and hate to beg. but if anyone out the ^| am writing a book length critique of Baker's support money we have in the bank but how going very well." At last, confidential or secret report 7 .* work our judgment and our "reliability " Profes documents we have in the safe many Every morning I come into the office and I said to myself, I have something I can sell as a reporter, biographer, and nature to contribute, you could save sor Jackson's "long shot" is apparently not say to my secretary, Ellie, "Did anyone leak to the 1 he only exception to the rule is myself. Village Voice. life. anything to us today?" The question was, could I get it in the tos An9.l« rI Mirhiqon Stote N«w», East Lonslng. Michionn Wednesday, February 25, 1976 5 I NEW WATER-HEATING SYSTEM ECONOMICAL' ISU laundry soaps up loads of linens Weekly, bi weekly or sometimes once a term dormitory residents are known to change the linens on their beds. And, thanks to the efforts of the MSU laundry, clean sheets and towels are always ready and waiting. The MSU laundry is currently one of the largest in the state. Laundry service « originated on eampus in the. late 1920s, operating in Morrill Hall. Since then the laundry has been located in three other places, including its present location on Service Road. The current building was constructed in 1968 at a cost of $1.5 million. Approximately 55,000 towels, 50,000 sheets, 25,000 pillowcases, 10,000 articles of clothing, and 9,000 table linens are proces sed weekly at the laundry plant. "Everything we process, we own. We service all the cafeterias, dormitories, the Kellogg Center, the Union, Health Services, Men's and Women's I.M. Buildings, the Stadium, Jenison Fieldhouse, the ice arena and over 200 departments within the University," said Francis Schmitt, director of Laundry Services. The majority of laundry done at MSU services the residence halls. About 18,000 linen packs containing two towels, two sheets and one pillowcase are processed weekly for dormitory use and make up the bulk of the laundry. said. The MSU laundry functions on a The laundry currently owns seven wash¬ tight daily schedule. The laundry employs 55 ing machines, capable of handling loads of 50 to 800 pounds; four workers five days a week to run the dryers, three flat enormous operation. Two ironers for sheets and pillowcases and large trucks seven carrying over 1,000 hampers of linen and garment pressers. Besides being big and efficient, the MSU clothing pick up and deliver laundry daily all over campus. laundry is also economical in terms of "As the laundry comes in it is saving money and energy. weighed, The water system was recently checked for miscellaneous items and check redesign¬ ed for markings or marked so we know ed so that the clean wash water can be where to send it back to," Schmitt heated through heat transference from the waste water. The clean water and waste explained. Then it is washed, dried, pressed water travel through parallel and folded by the laundry's enormous pipes, so as the heat from the machinery. It is then replaced in the outgoing waste water is hampers and ready to be recirculated. given off, it is absorbed by the ingoing clean "We try to wash everything picked up in water. the morning by that evening and also Enough heat is saved by this process so keep that the clean water only requires 15 to 20 two days ahead in linen service," Schmitt degrees of additional heating to bring it up to the washing temperature of 180 degrees Fahrenheit. According to Schmitt 40 per cent energy savings are estimated for this year, or $18,000. "Within two and a half years from now the entire system should pay for itself in savings. The equipment for this system was recently purchased and installed at a cost of $46,000," he explained. Prior to the installation of this system the water was heated in ground heaters at tremendous cost to the University. Everyone is familiar with the saying about washing your dirty laundry in public but the MSU laundry seems quite proud of their ability to wash their public laundry with the aid of dirty water. Credits: Story by Maurice Richter Pfiofos by Leo Salinas 6 Michigan Stole News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, FobfUarjj I ByDAVEDiMARTINO Tony Williams shows his drumming skills long career has been well — could certainly have stood a night. guitar playing that is uniquely his own. Williams' incorpora¬ The only weak link State News Reviewer deserved. of the little work. Most of the group's material his own. Though occasionally he tion of Newton's playing style band, unfortunately, Pasqua's severel,I Despite the occasional weak¬ Monday night was taken from was pia- nesses of his New Tony Wil¬ As it was, the New has been criticized for using significantly points to the di¬ nist Pasqua. strumentation Ev»ul There aren't too many drum¬ mers that can compare with liams Lifetime group, Williams' Williams Lifetime managed to Tony their "Believe It" LP, and stood very well in camparison to its only that style in his playing, his performance Monday clear¬ rection Williams wants to pur¬ sue. Hardly an "adventurous" Williams has clearly utilized electric piano and clavinet Whichw"°omu?£| or'ginal Lifetjffl 'to| spectacular drumming covered make the best of it. The group, for Tony Williams. up almost every inadequacy of original form. Guitarist Holds ly proved otherwise. A stylist bassist in the accepted sense, some specific purpose in his serve as a a.„i p*kE consisting of Tony Williams on worth, who unfortunately in the truest sense, Holds- Newton simply pounds out a band. Their presence, and both the band and the PA drums, Allan Holdsworth on the His outstanding performance couldn't be heard as well as he worth brings to mind, if any¬ steady bass rhythm and, in absence of any kind of system. The band had few guitar, Tony Newton on bass syn at the Silver Dollar Saloon might have been — due to the one, Sonny Sharrock — .ob¬ conjunction with Williams' own thesizer is a first problems, but the PA system — Monday night left little doubt that the praise which has considering that it wasn't even turned on until almost ten and Alan Pasqua on began with a very loud con¬ tinuous riffing and basically keyboards, PA system screw - up — was simply amazing. His liquid style, up and down the neck of viously not in style but in originality in approach. Bassist Newton turned in continuous a bashing, lays down rhythm space for soloists in and of itself, New Lifetime with some praiseworthy providing the dis¬ rSSatj members of the «r«! ® followed him throughout his minutes into the band's first set carried it through for the entire his guitar, is an a Holdsworth and Pasqua to fill tinction, however minor, from continuously it solo int approach to commendable performance of up. the countless other bands came as no play¬ "'Kilt that some sunnkil ing in the same jazz - rock of j Play focuses on reality genre. The problem, however, lies in Sena Chicago jazzmen schedule concerts the functioning of the Fender Rhodes a* a solo instrument. In the higher range, where Pas Kseaa s"mc choice power not macho mannerisms By DAVE STERN State News Reviewer duet concerts in McDonel hall kiva. Mitchell and many others its first strong show of Marion Brown and Gun- ther Hampel. His own re¬ qua continuously played his solos, every note had a tin like• rould large. Will"! definitely S| ring to it that made his every improvements. But >1 In spring term 1973 a Both saxophonists grew "Believe It" ^ "Marlon Brando in his torn acceptance. His stay' here cording output has solo almost '■ For the Arena Theatre pro¬ small group of jazz fans up in Chicago and ap has also seen the appear¬ increased, most recently annoyingly distract Perlormance certaiiihrir T-shirt was macho, macho, duction, realism is all impor¬ cluttered an equally small peared at the forefront of of Mitchell's much - ing in tone. Further, his use of the macho." ance including "Five Pieces, the clavinet only reinforces the direction in whu3 tant. Castro spent several dining room in Case Hall the Assn. for the Advance days to lauded Solo Saxophone 1975" on Arista, while spe¬ low note/high ■ note dichoto¬ 18 taking his n< That is how Vicente Castro in New Orleans, La., last sum hear a duet concert by ment of Creative Music's - describes the actor in one of his Concerts album and, re¬ cial attention has been my. Thus, the group sounded significantly different mer wandering in the French multi - reedmen Roscoe lAACM) drive to find ac his other most famous roles, that of cently, the issue of new focused on his 1969 record¬ best only when Pasqua compaoiom | Quarter, listening to jazz, Mitchell and Anthony ceptance for its music. material by a number of comped jazz rock field Stanley Kowalski in the 1951 Braxton. That concert was ing "For Alto," featuring behind Holdsworth, are b|J talking to shop keepers and Shortly after the 1973 Chicago based musicians thereby is ai firmer movie "A Streetcar Named bartenders and walking around seminal eight solo saxophone staying in the lower based, k,J a event in the concert, Mitchell settled the Arista label. ranges of Desire." in the famous on pieces. both of his instruments. When ly-funky outfit, and tkT Galatoire's Res awakening of East Lansing down in the Lansing area Braxton has been music is re¬ almost vrf It is also how Castro, who is taurant frequently mentioned to the creative efforts of and became a leader in the Pasqua himself soloed. Holds metric in its structntt ceiving increased interest Tickets for Sunday's worth simply stood without directing the MSU Arena in the play. the Chicago jazz scene, and local community of crea¬ over the past few years doesI merit some Theatre production of the Ten¬ concerts, with shows at 8 "The middle and lower clas is still spoken of in almost tive musicians. In the last and recording with a wide playing, and the end result, This nessee Williams' classic March ses there aren't rowdy, but sort hushed whispers among and 10 p.m., are available excepting Williams' dynamic playing on tl,| few years he has been only be beneficial |« 2 6, does not want variety of people including at the Union Ticket Office. • Stanley to of slow, even though they have local jazz devotees. This included in concert tours of Circle (with Chick Corea, drumming, was hardly impres Tony Williams Libia be at least excessively. Tickets are $3.00 for MSU — lots of energy," said the direc Sunday at 8 and 10 p.m., Japan and Europe with the David Holland and Barry students in advance, and turned in a fine slim "Stanley at the top of the tor whose impressions will be Jazz Showcase will present Art Ensemble of Chicago, Perhaps Williams might be day night, Altschul), the Creative $3.50 for them at the door and if u, stairs yelling 'Stella' to his wife visible in the French flavor set Braxton and Mitchell in which gave the better off in the incorporation little fine Construction Company, and for the general public. ■ tuning, has become a real decor and 1946 50 music. of another solo instrument in stereotype," • they'll get it by May,' said the young Puerto Riean For those who wish to ride his band, or at least a switch in HAVE AN plan to record their director. "A Streetcar Named Desire," "He's really a lot more human than Brando made him tickets are $1.50 in the Fair IvXCmiONAI — a child Theater box office. 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SAGINAW - 2055 W. GRAND RIVER - 6200 S. PENNSYLVANIA "f-fen.1 Riser SHOP MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8 A.M. TO 10:30 P.M. - SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. '-'""'""p. Mich. ! Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesdoy p8b| "■"oryjj J Council delays fire station proposal J By ELLEN SPONSEI.LER station in East Lansing will be Lansing City Council work ses¬ State News Staff Writer ing the voteis to allow the city defeated. Almost 60 per cent of late days of the campaign. "Became some of the council put up to the voters before sion Monday night to study the to borrow $1.12 million to build the voters voted the proposal But Monday night, members is new and doesn't have Chances are dim that spring 1977 because of an infor¬ issue for one year. com¬ a new station on Abbott Road down, mostly due to a strong of the council met with Fire plete information, they have proposal to build fire mal agreement at an East Last fall, Proposal "A," ask¬ north of M - 78, was soundly anti fire station drive in the Chief Arthur Patriarche to once delayed acting on it for a year," again discuss the issue. Patriarche said. "I have no Patriarche told the council argument with this. All five "on Patriarche said >l , I GREAT ISSUES' OUTPUT CONTINUES that the fire department ser¬ councilmen should be in favor the station when we put it up to of should be hlil>| vice would not deteriorate im¬ the voters again." mediately if no new station la,our lane Councilmembers Mary Sharp road » were built. But he said the and Larry Owen said they S,„f"r eqniw'"ul| Symposium department needs new facilities thought it was good to delay to explore euthanasia desperately if the city wishes to Past action on the fire station. Lansing js improve or expand its service "It would not pass if it with the growing community. was March 8, which put up to the voters again this wBIre, By CAROLE LEIGH Hl'TTON professions that can speak real dealt successfully with more Patriarche defended the site year," Owen said. "And if it failed again, there would ten'1 • ""■"'kul rht' truck had H Donald. the city had picked for thi new pro¬ State News Staff W riter ly well to this issue," he said. "I and more of these problems this specially ordered ti^jl Great Issues also fire station which was criticized bably be no way to put it on the the cab of "Euthanasia; is it ever fied?" That's the topic of a justi¬ a wanted to have an attorney and physician but generally the term, presenting four consecu¬ tive programs after a dormant "The programs that we're brought documentary film maker Peter during the election as being too ballot again for years." "need the 106 the truck a!*'! far from the city's center. "We have put it off for j, h symposium being sponsored by philosphers and theologians are putting on now and those that Davis, famous for the contro¬ limit of Station fall term. further education," No. g! ASMSI' Great Issues tonight. more receptive to this type of The cabinet lacked both will come in the spring are versial Viet Nam film "Hearts Patriarche said he thinks the Sharp said. Road. products of the work done and Minds," to campus and During the next year the A thing. money and staff back in Octo¬ in location on Abbott Road north panel of two philosophers the fall." most recently presented the council will study other possible and one theologian will discuss Roth said there is ber w hen present director Jeff of M - 78 is still ideal for the locations and designs for a fire a dis- editor of National Montgomery took over. The fall The first and possibly most Lampoon, station. But he said at the 1 ™ 'he MSI' passive euthanasia, the with crepency between the recep¬ Chris Miller. station or stations. ci, drawal of life prolonging tech¬ tion symposiums of this sort was spent rebuilding and reor successful program offered this meeting he would be willing to in Abbott Road. niques, such as intravenous receive from national and local ganizing. term was the film and narration The euthanasia symposium look at other sites and does not "Fall was a time to put things presentation of Jacques Cous- tonight will be held in 109 mind waiting for full council feeding or resuscitation, or not experts but that the national initiating such treatment in figures are most often out of together." Roth said in explain- teau Society member Bill Mac Anthony Hall at 8:15. backing before putting the pro¬ order to let the patient die the financial reach of Great posal to the voters. when the situation is hopeless. This problem and the neces Wade Robinson, professor of sitv of reaching a common date philosophy at Kalamazoo Col¬ and a common time are factors THE MOON'S lege; Marvin Kohl, professor of that contributed to Roth having philosophy at State University to send 22 invitations in order MADNESS! College of Fredonia. New York, and Maragret Maxey, professor of religious studies at Univer¬ to get three panelists to appear. The Great Issues office has MEMOREX sity of Detroit will form the panel that will address the question Delicious Roost Beef, Ham, Pastrami And Buy two- Get one Free! ^ American Cheese. Hob Roth, the Gre It's Heated staff worker who organized the svmposium, said that though he iAnd Served ,s pleased' With Crisp 90-Minute Cassette are a number of other fields he Lettuce And had hoped to be represented in Tomato Slices On the discussion. "There are several other TONIGHT If Toasted French Rye Bread. $449 open thursdoy and fridoy until n Miss J dresses up for HOT DOO NIGHT Hot Dogs lit m Supplies Limited spring in an ankle strapped, MEMOREX Recording Tape "Is it live, or is it Memorex?" leather shoe by Viner a wood-look wedge atop soft, white micro cushion crepe •DOWNTCWll •IAITU for flexible comfort plus •HAN00I fresh looking contrast. corner MAC Arei & Albert ■ E.L. In rust i f • — .CAMERA SHOPS or sand calf 6'/2-10 Narrow and 5-10 Medium sizes $22 J, Jxtiof-i' Real Pretty Jacobson's The Program of thelear isn't on IX It's in the Air Force ROTC. Look into Air Force ROTC. And there are 4-year, 3-year, or a specially priced programs to choose from. Whichever commission as an Air Force officer. With you select, you'll leave college opportunities for a position with 2-year with re¬ a Only $498 two record set sponsibility ... challenge... and, of course, financial rewards and The courses themselves security. Positions as a member of an prepare you for leadership positions ahead. aircrew... or as a missile launch oflicer... Featuring The Masterpieces From tions using posi¬ 'S.F. Sorrow' & 'Parachute' mathematics...sciences...engineering. Look out for yourself. LookintotheAirForceROTCprogramsoncampus. r See Them Live Friday night at 7:30 Tickets February 27th. sale at MSU CONTACT CAPT. BRIAN SCHAIBLE on Union^ QUONSET 67 355-2182 T ui it all Disc Shop together in Air Force ROTC. 323 I. grand Rl»»r 351-5380 Nr. Febr, '"Ofyjj WKi^hinon Stole News, Eoit lonsing, Michioon Wednesday, February 25, 1976 9 The recently elected offi¬ president for Internal Af¬ graduate programs cers of the Council of fairs Mike Kane and Re¬ cur¬ rently being offered. Graduate Students (COGS) held their first meeting Monday night and dealt with issues concern¬ cording Secretary Walter Denk. COGS passed a motion Some members reported difficulty getting actual budget cut figures fre^ Rep seeks statewide vote their department cha.. ing Interlibrary loans, recommending that the on Pigeon River - drilling pro¬ man, while others related posed revisions to the Gra¬ University cease charging potential trimmings that )GS members duates Rights and Respon¬ sibilities document (G.R. & R.) and budget cuts in the service portion of the fee assessed to students through the Interlibrary have already been discus¬ sed. LANSING (UPI) - One state lawmaker, companies to drill in the 145-square-mile tract of individual colleges. loan office for borrowed German and the mem¬ believing that oil compan bers expressed concern for irtually won state land in Cheboygan, Montmorency and Ray German of the Col¬ photostat materials. permission to drill in the Pigeon Ri< >r Country Otsego counties. the worth of a State Forest, is pressing for a state' de vote on They agreed that the degree )ld first lege of Urban Planning is The board must approve an environmental assembly, received through a the issue. the COGS president copy charge portion should pro¬ , "e'Mdiiiia new gram whose "budget has Rep. Warren N. Goemaere, I) R SALES TO PUBLIC WAY UP A gift from truck drivers- NjM 1 w., **» ®RClRt citizens band radio craze aufituS nun By NANCY ROBERTS "Of course, some drivers use and $200, with the average C.B. State News Staff Writer C.B.'s for the specific owners as Bubbles, has A i purpose being around $160. become an angel of mercy of "Hey Charlie, any Tijuana of avoiding speed traps, but "With the increase in sales sorts. She tells C.B. drivers taxis or plain wrappers ahead?" these people would speed with comes an increase in thefts," to the "No Gus, all I see is a seat cover or without a C.B.," new Lansing area where Perry said. Perry said. "Even those sets good restaurants, streets and in a pregnant roller skate." Perry added that C.B. radios that come into our hands are buildings are located. have aided in the apprehension difficult to get back to their Bubbles is also a go-between The abovr conversation could ■ of criminals. owners because most people do for C.B. owners and the police. easily be heard over a citizen not record the serial numbers." A driver may tell her about an band raido. In plain language it means: "Are there any marked "In one incident, a truck driver with a C.B. radio passed Perry said that the theft accident or traffic jam and she. ..iwxaml or unmarked police cars a car and noticed the problem is especially prevalent in turn, notifies the police. occupants in the Lansing area. Last March, the Federal ahead?" The answer: "No, just counting large amounts of "It takes a pro about two Communications Commission a good-looking female in a money. He called a stationary minutes to break into a car and (FCCI cut the price for a C.B. Volkswagen." unit which in turn notified us two minutes to remove the license from $20 to $4. Yet, only and we apprehended the car. C.B. radios were first avail¬ radio," he said. "With the large 1.5 million of the six million sets able in 1958, but did not become They were the robbers who had number of apartment and are licensed, according to the just held up a Lansing bank." popular until 1973 when truck dormitory dwellers, a thief ran EIA. drivers began using them to Perry said that C.B. owners move from car to car with little In the future, the FCC plans find gas stations and to locate are often considerate of State fear of the owners noticing the to expand the number of 10 to police radar traps. Police problems. Sometimes thief." 15-mile radius channels from Today, they are used to police will notify citizens via their C.B. radios to be on the Some C.B. owners use their radios in their own homes. A the current 23 to 40 with hopes of attaining 100 channels hv I^RHARHAJWl^^ transmit almost everything look out for a certain car police Lansing housewife, known to 1977. from housewive's executive's football bets. gossip to are attempting to apprehend. COMING THIS WEEKEND The channel must be left open "We don't mind C.B. owners transmitting a patrol car's posi¬ for a possible report. "A t ick dri with a C.B. p UfllVCRIITY TIIGflTRC BUTCH&THE KID ARE BACK! MELBROOKS tion," said Lt. Glen Perry of the State Police in Lansing. "Our entered the area and began the usual C.B. gossip. Another C.B. t NEXT IN FAIRCHILD Just forthefunofR! GENE WILDER purpose out there is to slow driver said, 'Hey, stop the FILM traffic down. It does not matter chatter, Smokey needs the cs FESTIVAL c if a speeding driver sees a band.' After that, the gossipy Bogart patrol car or The result is the hears about same — one. slower truck driver was quiet and the channel was open in case of a >! Tennesse Williams TWELVE A traffic." report on the suspected vehicle. S CHAIRS & Perry said that no noticeable decline in speeding tickets has We are notified of many sus¬ pect vehicles this way," Perry said. § A STREETCAR NAMED STARTTHE A resulted from the increase in DESIRE REVOLUTION B C.B. owners. He said that last The Electronics Industries year 15,000 tickets were writ¬ Assn. (EIA) reports that this WITHOUT ME L ten for all offenses, which is year C.B. sales are expect^ to about the average for one reach $2 million. Most of these c Arena Theatre A PAUL NEWMAN Collectively Starring year's time. sets will sell for between $150 t MARCH 2 - 6 ROBERT REDFORD KATHARINE ROSS. Bergman, Mel Bronka, Gene Wilder, Dnnald N wsJr^ Sutherland, Dom C "BUTCH CASSIDY AND Deluiae, Orson Wells 8:15 p.m. THE SUNDANCE KID" A THURS. CONRAD THURS. WltSON 7: IS FRI. McDONEl KIVA BRODY 7:45 SAT. 104B WELLS S. BRODY WILSON 7:30t«:4S SUN. WILSON WILSON BOX OFFICE OPEN 12-5 SAT. CONRAD 7:30t 9:45 CONRAD O FAIRCHILD THEATRE CONRAD 9:15 WILSON 7:31 7:31 CONRAD i^-s^ione 355-0148 H- r^rrv JLjUgS HBH® Today...Open 1:00p.m. FEATURE 1 20, 4:10, 7:00, V^,&AIW °*y The Joffrey THURs"°7M 9 40 U^51'00) is a timefor ; (*±i I ^ ^ Starts FRIDAY I the Long "Hie Man From "CAPONE" Hons Kong R Goodbye Feature at 7:20 -9:20 Thursday, February 26 at 7:00 and 9:30 p.m. with razor-sharp perception and in Fairchild Theater unfailing wif. A fascinating film?' —Norma McLain Sloop. Aller Oarh M ANGd iKHrt A JOSEPH LOSE Y FILM (1973) color 112 minutes Cinemascope R GLENDA JACKSON MICHAEL CAINE with Elliot Gould HELMUT BERGER « IMina VanPallandt The Romantic Englishwoman Sterling Hayden Robert Altman creates TODAY OPEN 1:15 a character who Shows ' preserves the essentials 1:45 -4:10 6:40 - - 9:10, of Thurs. 8 F-ri. 7:00 9:15 Raymond Chandler's - Philip Marlowe. Altman 9 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS transpo'ts the INCLUDING • BEST PICTURE iconoclastic private • BEST ACTOR • BEST ACTRESS • eye from the black-and- BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR white 40's to the full- color 70's. JGCKWCHOtfOH HER The music, the tlancing and the sheer joy of it all are just what you need. Single admission S1.50 NOT Right now! at the door only. One of the world's great ballet companies, The Series tickets * Fsntny FHm Iff United Artuts dance styles with inventive Joffrey performs in a wide variety oj S5 for 6 admissions, Ashton and Twyla choreography by Gerald Arpino, Jerome Robbins, Frederfl ballets that will bend Tltarp. Romantic ballets that will touch your heart. available at the Union your mind. Contemporar Ticket Office, 8:15- The comoany of 40 dancers includes Christian Holder, Paul Sutherland, Trancesca Gary Chryst, Dermot Burke. 4:30 weekdays. I r """ Corkle, v..,,**., Denise Jackson ana ""W juLKson and Sara i.ara Yarborc r Yarborouglt. A full symphony orchestra, symphony orchestra. vocal vocal snlnietc soloists mA and a jazz n group will be featured. ' Director's Choice Films Lively A rts Series (revised program) Art of Dance Series presented by the TUESDA Y, FEBRUARY 24 (revised program) Lecture-Concert Series J WEDNESDA Y, FEBRUARY 25 "Viva Vivaldi!" "The Moor's Pavane" "Remembrances" "Deuce "As Time Goes By" Coupe II" "Monotones II" "Trinity" "Interplay" TWO GREAT EVENINGS IN THE UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM at 8:15 p.m. Tickets on sale NOW at the Union. Public: 88.50, 7.50,4.00 MSU Students: This engagement of the. City Center Joffrey Ballet has been 14.25, 3.75, 2.00 through u grant from the National Endowment made possible, in part, Federal Government. for the Arts, an agency of the U0Hlt™ Michigan State News, East Lomina. Mlchlm Wednesday, February 25, 1976 11 **♦ *unrii •■"OITW, mu, t*S Hi \ X ii .17 t f fM * i". 4*; rr^ *#. >*■_: ,. /v.* ■ lASMSU & POP ENTERTAIN/WENT | PRESENTS FRIDAY, FEB. 27 7:30 m.s.u. auditorium tickets #0 U$6.00 1 2 Michigan Stote News, Eost Lanting, Michigan Wednesday, F6bruo Gymnasts aim to win state meet agoj By ANN WILLIAMSON Michigan, Eastern Michigan, night is not just to win but to sad leaving the team. I've just State News Sports Writer U-M and Western Michigan at continue to consistently im¬ got this, the Regionals and the Coach Barb McKenzie hates Jenison Fieldhouse at 7:30 to¬ prove our team score in light of Nationals left and I'm done with to sound cocky about the MSU night. Admission charge is )1 the fact that the Nationals are gymnastics. But I've had four women's gymnastics team's for all, including MSU atudents, coming up so soon," she added. good years with it." chances to win tonight's State at the door. Besides the Spartans' per¬ In addition to Kincer's ef¬ of Michigan Assn. of Intercol- The Spartans ended their formances, some of tonight's forts, the Spartans will have uneven legiste Athletics for Women regular season last Saturday top routines should come from the entire team pan CMU's Cindy Roberts in all- participating in Buttrill on the (AIAW) Collegiate Champion¬ with a loss to Southern Illinois tonight's state championship beam~andiS ships. Instead, she'd rather which left them with a 3-1 record, but McKenzie feels that around and Nancy Riegherd on the balance beam and in floor meet. Sara Skillman and Max- ine Ceccato will join Kincer in exercise. Connie the beam and Cindy Kit^l say simply that she's "not anticipa¬ the experience the Spartans exercise events. WMU's Au¬ theunevens. ""Ag ting any problems maintaining gained in competing against the gusta Lipsey is also a strong our past accumulation of points nation's best women's gymnas¬ all-around contender, as are of high 90s or low 100s." tics team should prove valuable EMU's freshman Debbie O'Jib- And since the Spartans need in MSU's upcoming qualifying way and U-M's Ginger Robey. only score 88 points tonight to meets for the AIAW Nationals. Not only is tonight the last qualify for the Midwest AIAW "After Southern Illinois, the home appearance for the Spar¬ Regional Championships to be girls know what to do and what tans as a team but also the last held March 12 and 13 at Eau to work on in the future," home performance for MSU Claire, Wis., that's just her way McKenzie said. "The team has a captain Kathi Kincer. of saying that the lot more dedication and enthu¬ "I'd like to score higher than Spartans should repeat as state cham siasm with every meet. 35 points in all-around tonight," pions when they face Central "But our primary goal to¬ Kincer said. "It's going to be Spartan divers—athletes with depth and strength By MIKE JENKINS know you have overcome your fears. State News Sports Writer VanAmberg, who will graduate in June with a In most sporting events, "taking a dive" means degree in packaging, hopes to combine diving throwing the contest. But for Spartan coach John with whatever job he lands out of college. Narcy's team, diving is the contest. "Barry is just now beginning to smell success." "Five of our divers have already qualified for Sophomore Pet Murphy will be com¬ when MSU competes against four Narcy said, "and I think he just doesn't feel ready the NCAA championships," Narcy said of his to give it up. He's not much of a swimmer peting on the balance beam, the vault other teams for the state though. and floor exercise events champion¬ MSU diving team. "They did it in the first two I practically need a lifeguard for him every time tonight ship in Jenison Fieldhouse. meets of the season and have improved since he dives." then." VanAmberg's favorite pasttime is riding his The five include seniors Dave Burgering. motorcycle and, while he is tooling down a A TASTE OF THE OLYMPICS Barry VanAmberg and Tom Benson; junior Marc highway on his 650 bike, Tom Benson is up in the Stiner, and sophomore Jesse Griffin. air flying airplanes. Narcy plans on taking Stiner, Burgering, "I got my private pilot's license when I Soviet matmen VanAmberg and Benson to the Big Ten meet at graduated from high school," Benson said, "and I By GREG SCHREINER to the up position again. coming Illinois March 4-6. Griffin was slowed by mononucleosis this year and has not yet fully regained his strength. really enjoy flying when I can find the time. I like doing mechanical work too and have always done most of the work on my own cars." The final two matches will be "I think I had it for a State News Sports Writer quite a while before I Weight classes also differ in fought with MSU standouts. At found out about it," Griffin said. "I Benson came to MSU for its mechanical At least eight world cham international competition and got very weak 220 pounds will be Jeff Smith, and missed about two-and-a-half weeks of engineering program but entered the building pions, si* Olympic medalists tfieUiS. is loaded with a squad while the heavyweight conten¬ school." construction field Instead. He began and five MSU wrestlers diving in make once-in '-tpf champions. der will bu'Larry' AVM^:Smith Griffin, who came to MSU from Lansing-Sex¬ tenth grade and also played soccer at,jiit high a a lifetime'ap¬ At 105 pounds, Jeff Baitozor - was a two - time Big Ten ton High School as did Burgering, is in the school, Bloomfield Hills-Lahser. pearance in Jenison Fieldhouse will represent the Americans. champion while with the Spar¬ running for a berth on a team sponsored by the Benson began on the tower last Thursday, March 4, when the Baitozor was a member of last tans, and was runner up in the Sarah Coventry Co. The team will summer and U.S. Olympic hopefuls will - compete at likes it though he says it is hard him. The year's World Team. At 114 1972 Olympic trials to gold four prestigious European meets in June. on meet the Soviet Russia wrest¬ pounds, MSU senior Randy medalist Chris Taylor. Avery "The meets will be held at the same time 5-foot-8,145-pound diver has had several injuries as the over the years. SN photos Louro F«iH«r ■ ling contingent in an exhibition Miller gets the call. Miller has dual meet. was the 1975 Big Ten champion Olympic trials," Griffin said. "The national "My biggest was when I hit my head while Captain Kathi Kincer will make her final hoot! freestyle experience as he com¬ at heavyweight. winners usually go but they'll be at the trials compel I In a H450. 355 6090 afternoons VOLKSWAGEN ~ "FASTBACK quiet. 641-6601. 0-20-2-27 337-0719, 489-2431. 6-2-26 even- 1969. Jngs. 6-3-1 Deceased. Selling engine MALE NEEDED. Large one bed¬ and parts. Call 484 9044 ONE NORTH POINTE APARTMENTS, evenings. BEDROOM, furnished apart¬ room apartment, furnished, air, chew monza ment. East-side. Utilities paid, .Haslett Road, East Lansing. Effi¬ close. 351-7227 after 4 p.m. 1975. 2-tVlow mileage, steel belted radials 4 deposit. $110-$130/month. 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'if YOU WERE TRYING FDR A 40 NEED ONE male, four man apart¬ 112 bedroom opt!. j_ Houses jfijjfcj air, tape, power KAWASAKI 350,1973, 3 cylinder, /*1IS$ S/EVEAJ9,! &EL\EVe Y^JMADE , ment spring term, furnished, Cam¬ LEASING FOR EAST steering/brakes, LANSING, 4 bedroom, Wayne 351-7743 337 2381. 3-2 25 good condition, sissy bar, road IT-AT imi Ok 7HF RlCHTER SCALE) pus Hill, 349-4163. 6-3-1 SUMMER ( FALL $325. Carpeting, appliances, base¬ pegs, low mileage. $750/best of ment. Walking distance to MSU. STARTS MARCH 1. CUTLASS S 1970,2 door fer. 393-6908. 5-3-1 e College NEED ONE Female, spring term, Call EQUITY VEST, INC., 484- Extra clean, $1195 CAPITAL hardtop. Media Serv Box 9411 Berkeley, Co 94709 CITY Americana Apartments, $86.50/ 9472 or 482-5426 after 6 p.m. AUTO SALES. 2306 East Michi¬ 1974 month. Good location. 332-8177. 351-5180 0-16-2-27 TRIUMPH, DATONA 500, gan. C-5 2-27 3-2-27 1702 Hillcrest l[j|] seen at "RATES* CUTLASS 1967, dependable, new South Logan. 882-7841. 12-3-5 Street, off Employment [^Apartments OWN ROOM in nice house on ONE BEDROOM house, 210 South Mifflin, no big dogs, one brakes and tires. Must sell, best Hagadorn bus line. Very reduced MONTH'S RENT free! Two fe¬ child welcome. 485-7737. 3-2-27 SURVEYING CREW. Students ||2 word mini offer. 485 2315. 5-3 1 Auto Service / want to work 2 full days per week FURNISHED, bedroom apartment. OVERSIZED one rent. 332-4763 or 353-3597. 3-2-27 males, sublease spring term. One block Twyckingham Apartments. Call EAST SIDE, spacious 5 bedroom, minimum on surveying crew dur¬ from CEDAR DATSUN 260Z, two plus two. campus. Phone 332-0111. VILLAGE, winter and 337-1500. 6-3-1 2 bathrooms, $220 month. March REACH THE campus market! ing winter and spring 1975. 8,500 miles, AM/FM stereo 0-6-227 spring. 4 girl, need 1 girl, $85. 15th. 485-2315. 3-2-27 Advertise your used car parts and Engineering students cassette, air, many other extras. pre 351-5706. 3-2-27 ROOMMATE NEEDED auto sen/ices today. Call Gary. Contact CAPITOL spring $5,800 351-0146. 5-3-2 CONSUL¬ LAKE LANSING, lakefront living. term, 2 man, close to campus. EAST LANSING, 2 bedroom, 355 8255. TANTS, INC., at 371-1200 for Deluxe one bedroom, all appli¬ REDUCED RENT. $62.50 one male 351-4269. 10-3-5 unfurnished, rustic interior, gar¬ DATSUN 260Z, 1974. Four speed, application. 5-2-26 ances, laundry, no pets/children. needed. Spring term. No deposit. 5.76 t«.W age, large yard. $230 plus utilities. ; IS.441 radio, air conditioning. Only 21,000 VOLKSWAGEN BUG exhaust MASSEUSES WANTED. $10.00 Phone 882 1040. 5-2-25 351-9353. 1-2-25 NEED ONE female for Twycking¬ 351-7040. 3-2-27 7.20 11.50 114.00 j actual miles. Looks and runs like a new one. WILLIAMS VOLKS systems complete only $24.95 at CHEQUERED FLAG FOREIGN per hour. Call 489-1215 at any •••••••••••••••• NEED ONE male, sublease spring ham apartment. $68.75. March rent Spring term. paid. 337-1841. OWN ROOM in comfortable |.!4 1.64 16.20 j 20.16 WAGEN INC.. 2924 East Grand CAR PARTS, 2605 East Kalama time. 20 3-8 # • term. Large, roomy, close. $78. 4-2-25 house. $72/month. Utilities in¬ StO t-00 111.00 | 12.401 ?oo Street. One mile West of 351-5985 anytime. 3-2-27 KlO ll.H 11,51 I ll.ot River. Phone 484 1341 3 2 25 campus. 0,-1-2 21 SECRETARY AND clerk typists positions available in busy East : Jim's Garage ! FEMALE, IMMEDIATE occu¬ cluded. Available 3-227 now. 485-0229. DODGE WINDOW Van Sports¬ M-78 BODY SHOP. Lansing Association headquarters. • in ! pancy, March rent paid, % block DEADLINE man, 1973. Power steering and Rustproofing specialists. Most cars rustproofed General secretarial skills and good ! GRAND LEDGE per month. 337-0179 10-3-9 Berkey. $85/month, 351-8919. 32-26 FEMALE ROOMMATE, have own room in house, $65. Call after 12 brakes, air. radial tires. 393 0789. for $45. Guaranteed. 337 0496. typing essential. For more infor¬ 53 1 mation call 332-6544. EOE. 7-2-27 ■ Now featuring on Wednesday# noon 487-2421, 484 9360. 1-2-25 before publication. C-20-2-27 • night the super bluegrass# ONE PERSON, own room in two • sounds of the New Friends.® bedroom apartment. Spring and CO-OP HOUSES have openings FAIRLANE 1962. Good body, U REPAIR AUTO SERVICE CEN¬ JEWISH STUDENTS needed to • Dance Ihurs. - Sat. to the® summer terms. 351-5739. 6-3-3 for spring and summer. Low cost running condition. Must sell-$250. be group leaders for Zionist Youth TER. Do-it-yourself, free supervi¬ ® sounds of EZ and board. Call or visit the 33/ 1520 or 332 0653. 5-2 27 Movement. Good salary. Call Living. ^ WANTED PERSON to share large room sion. Specials, tune-ups, $22.98. FEMALE STUDENT or profession¬ CO-OP Office. 355-8313. 311 B Jesse, 351-8666. 3 2 25 3 bedroom, 2 bath apartment. Call Front disc brakes, $24.45 parts al to share Christian apartment, Student Services. 1-2-25 I ad is ordered it cannot |nceiled or changed until FIAT, 1973 128 wagon. 35,000 miles. Michelin and Perrelli radial included. 0-1-2 25 Phone 882-8742. MICHIGAN WILDERNESS Camp •••••••••••••••• """I own room, $90/month plus utili¬ ties. Own transportation. Terri 349-1492. 3-2-26 BUNGALOW TWO bedrooms, tires. Front wheel drive. New seeks experienced counselors 20/ CEDAR VILLAGE. 2 people need¬ - ion, unless it is Wade, 373-7160. 4-3-1 all electric kitchen, washer/dryer, over for sailing, ed 8 cancelled by noon exhaust system. This is a great swimming, riflery, ed. Available immediately. 351 - mileage $1,800 or best offer. survival, leading canoe trips in 3 ROOM apartment for 2 furnish¬ 9075. 4 2-27 gas heat, garage, furnished, no ss days before publica- car. NEED ONE or two people to share Call 355 8233 Ontario. Register at Placement ed, all utilities paid, washer, dryer, pets. 372 8327. 3-2-26 evenings. 3-2-27 apartment until June. Call 349- Services for Friday afternoon in¬ share kitchen, excellent location. 4916 after 5 p.m. 6-3-2 FIAT terview. 4-2 26 Barb, 351 0907. 3-2-26 1974, X 19. 4 speed. Red with black top. One owner. 10,000 actual miles. WILLIAMS VOLKSWAGEN INC.. 2924 East Only CHILD CARE Light housekeeping. Monday through Friday. Live in or out. Near campus. References. OKEMOS furnished 1 bedroom, utilities, married couple, $160/ TWO BEDROOM spartment. Newly redecorated, 5 large rooms. Near hospital, LCC, MSU, bus The Grand River. Phone 484-1341. month. 349-2313. Main corner. service. Ground floor, quiet resi¬ Start late April. 351 5527. 6 3-1 3-2-25 FIREBIRD 1972 Esprit. Power AMERICAN, GERMAN, and FOR¬ EIGN CAR REPAIR, also body. 20% DISCOUNT to students and faculty on all cash n' carry COLLEGE CAMPUS REPRESEN TATIVE - Needed to sell Brand X-6-3-2 TWO BEDROOM furnished apart¬ dential area. All utilities paid. Immediate occupancy. parking, $210/month. Phone 627- Ample Creative Corner steering and brakes. $2,500 or best VW ment for sublet. $190/month - 4472. 3-2-26 offer. 351 0510. 6 3 3 service parts. IMPORT AUTO Name Stereo Components to Printed Pattern negotiable. Quiet neighborhood. PARTS, 500 East Kalamazoo and Cedar 485-2047, 485-9229. Mas- Students at lowest prices. Hi Commission, NO Investment re¬ Snyder Road. 337-0947 or 332- 0959. 6-2-27 SPRING TERM- need one room¬ mate for 4-man apartment, $62.50 C\ r« due 7 days from the terCbarge and Bank Americard. quired. Serious inquiries only! /month. 351-4238. 4-2-27 ition date. If not paid C-20 2 27 FAD COMPONENTS, INC., 20 miles 332 5096. 3-2-27 CEDAR VILLAGE. One fe due date, a 50f late Passaic Avenue, Fairfield, New or two OLD CEDAR Village. Two males AUTO-CYCLE INSURANCE. girls needed spring term. Andrea, Jersey, 07006. Jerry Diamond. Diane. 332-4151. X3-2-25 needed to sublease spring term. Check our low rates and easy 1201) 227 6814. 1-2-25 Call, 351-5525. 3-2-27 payment plan. Close to campus. LLOYDS OF LANSING INSUR¬ NEED ONE female for Twycking- buND Town MERCURY MONTEGO 1973, ANCE, 484-1414. 0-18-2-27 COOK WANTED, short order and sandwiches. Part or full time, ham apartment. Spring term. $68.75. March rent paid. 337-1841. OWN ROOM in lakefront apart¬ ment, $67 includes utilities. Short power steering, brakes, automatic, experience helpful. Must have car. X4-2-26 term lease available. 349-1145 rust-proofed, 351, V-8, excellent WE WRITE all forms of i Apply in person, 2-4 p.m. 6810 after 3:30 p.m. 3-2-27 condition. $2400. 355 2816. at low rates plus an easy payment South Cedar, Suite tt 1-A. 6-3-3 TWO BEDROOM furnished apart¬ 3 2-26 plan. Call UNION UNDERWRITER ment for sublet. $190/month - SUBLEASE 1 bedroom furnished INSURANCE AGENCY. 485-4317. SELL ADVERTISING for the Lan negotiable. Quiet neighborhood. apartment, very close, clean. Call 0-20-2-27 Nancy, 332-0733. 3-2-27 MGB 1974, convertible. Red with sing Star. High commission. Car Snyder Road. 337-0947 or 332- black top. 4 speed, radio. Real and experience helpful, not neces¬ 0959. X6-3-1 ELECTRIFYING: CONVERT your sary. Call 485-2798 before noon. ONE FEMALE needed, sublease sharp. WILLIAMS VOLKS¬ WAGEN INC., 2924 East Grand car to electric power! No pollution. 5-3-1 SPRING TERM. Woman wanted spring term, Cedar Village. 337- River. Phone 484-1341. 3-2-25 Cheap and reliable transportation. to sublet two bedroom apartment. 1442. 6-3-3 Write for details: ELECTRIC EN¬ PIN-CHASER/mechanic wanted. Own room. After 3 p.m. 484-3938. GINEERING, Dept. E, P.O. Box Experience preferred but not nec¬ 10-3-2 FEMALE NEEDED spring term. MGC 1968 GT. Radio, automatic, 1371, East Lansing. C-20-2-27 essary. Apply in person at the Cedar View. $65/month. Call 351- low mileage. Good condition. ROYAL SCOT, 4722 West Grand 5352. 6-3-3 W COUNTY Feminist Co- SUBLEASE MOBILE Home. $1,095. 372 8130 8-3-1 River, Lansing. 5-3-1 March-June. Furnished. Lake. 10 weeting tonight, February P. 7:30 p.m. M.S.U., 208 SUPER BEETLE 1973. New engine Employment if ATTENDANT, LIVE in, to attorney minutes to campus. $140/month. 641-4577 after 6 p.m. 5-2-27 EAST LANSING area now leasing for summer and fall terms nice two I Interested persons wel- bedroom furnished apartments, in wheelchair. Evenings, morning. ■1225 with 0 miles. Brakes and tires only OVERSEAS JOBS-temporary or 6 months old. Asking $2200. After Lifting, driving involved. Atten- SUBLEASE LARGE one bedroom. walking distance to campus. All permanent. Europe, Australia, dent free from 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. utilities paid except lights. Call 2 p.m., 337-9411. 6-2-26 South America, Africa, etc. All Spring and/or summer. $175. llES AND Wildlife Club References. 484-9657. 5-3-1 Close. (313) 651-3580. 6-3-1 332-6433. 7-3-4 ■ Dr. Dave fields, $500-$1200 monthly. Ex¬ Jenkins, Head TOYOTA STATION wagon, 1970. penses paid, sightseeing. Free «eDivision. (DNR). 7 p.m. WANTED NIGHT auditor and THREE FEMALES to sublease 84 000 miles. Dependable. Radial information write: INTERNATION¬ NEED ONE female to sublease cocktail waitresses, work nights furnished apartment, spring term. . 2/25, Room 158, tires. One owner. $750. 351-2196. AL JOB CENTER, Dept. ME, Box Campus Hill Apartment spring $71.25/month, free bus. 349-2378 ourccs. 1-2-25 6-33 4490, Berkeley, California, 94704. 18-2-27 and ski contact daytimes. Good salary, Mrs. Payne, PETOSKY HOLIDAY INN, (6161-347 6041, term, $63/month, free bus to campus. Debbie, 349-3692. 5-2-27 after six. 6-3-3 (rtjOdut. Baeit TRIUMPH 1974 Spitfire, 4 speed BEAUTIFUL TWO bedroom fur¬ ext. 535. 10-3-2 fmoiive with radio, 2 tops. Only 7,000 actual miles. This car can't be told SECRETARY-TYPIST 70 wmp. FEMALE TO share 2 man. Spring and summer, fall optional. Own nished apartment to sublease. Air Decorate cleverly on a bud¬ Permanent part-time. 12-15 wpm. conditioning, aishwasher. Campus get with novelty planters. at to sell? Watch it drive all Vicki, 355 8255, Slate from a new one. WILLIAMS VOLKSWAGEN INC., 2924 East per week. 9 a.m.-12 p.m. 339-3400 C-3-227 For Rent £ room, 332-5311. 6-2-26 close. 337-7761. 6-3-3 Save, save, save1 Even a be¬ ginner can crochet shell-stitch Classified. Grand River. Phone 484-1341. TV AND stereo rentals. $25/term. FEMALE NEEDED to fill vacancy 2 WOMEN needed and leaf-design hanging plant¬ spring term, ers of heavy 8-cord or bed¬ 32-25 $10.95/month. Call NEJAC, 337- in our townhouse. Own bed¬ $77.50/month, Twyckingham. spread cotton. Pat. 7014; easy- AVON 1010. C-20-2-27 room. $67.50. 332-6160. 6-2-26 351-9346 near MSU, Bus. 4-2-25 f marina 1974. am/fm Spring into the world of cosme¬ to-follow directions. Rape. 4 speed. Good gas TRIUMPH 1971. $1,460, no rea $1.00 for each pattern. Add Flexible hours " "76 2585. 6 2-26 sonable offer refused. Phone 676- 5976 or 1 589 8262. 3-2-25 tics, fragrances. 482'6893. X18-2-27 [ Apartments |[^j Newest-the two-piece dress with sportswear flair! Slide 35g each pattern for first-class airmail and handling. Sand fo. 0 1970 CALL CAROL to fill your apart¬ YOUR ATTENTION into it at 7:30 AM and ar¬ Alice Brooks Z-28, white with ESCORTS, $10.00 per hour. Flexi¬ ment vacancy now! STATE rive back at home al night still 9ss VEGA, 1972 Hatchback GT. Auto¬ Needlecraft Dept. 4-speed. Good condi- ble schedule. Phone 489-1215. NEWS CLASSIFIED. 355-8255. looking fresh, smart. matic, 34,000 miles. Sharp. Call W731. 4 2 27 20-38 18-2-27 Printed Pattern 4830: Misses' Michigan State News,126 evenings, 482-2455. 6-2-27 Siies 8,10.12.14.16.18. 20. Box 163, Old Chelsea Sta. Size 12 (bust 34) lop IH yds. New York, NY 10011. Wanted: Students Interested in 45-inch; skirt, yoke l',i yds. WATCH FOR summer employment opportunities PLEASE!! $1,00 lor each pattern. Add 35o for each pattern for first- Print Name, Pattern Number. Address.Zip, class airmail and handling. THE AUTOMOTIVE II you oro Interested In lummor omploymonl thot will Intoroifing, profitable, and (In many caiai) bonollelol to your educational requirement!, conilder working at one tbo Notion ! pro»o ALL STUDENT ADVERTISING MUST BE PREPAID BE6INNING Send to: Anne Adams MORE than ever before! 200 designs plus 3 tree printed in¬ side NEW 1976 NEEOIECRAFI premier camping raiorti. Pattern Dept. CATALOG! Has everything. 75«, GUIDE IN If any of the below list of (obi are of intarast to call Timber Shorei Retort for an application you, write or for more WITH MONDAY'S (MARCH 1st) STATE NEWS. Michigan Stafa News, 116 Crochet with Squares .$1.00 Crochet a Wardrobe $1.00 or 263 West 17 St., New . Nitty Fifty Quilts $1.00 FRIDAY'S information. Accounting Clerk Retail Clerks York, NY 10011. Print NAME. ADDRESS. ZIP, Ripple Crochet Si* + Kilt Book $1.00 .$125 All student advertising must _ Arts & Crafts Counselors Lifeguards be prepaid the last two Needlepoint Book .$1.00 STATE NEWS Bartenders Landscaping > maintc Lodging weeks of each term. SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. GET A $1.00 pattern free - Flower Crochet Book Hairpin Crochet Book _$1.00 .$1.00 lUSIUUIUita Instant Crochet look _._$1.00 Sailing instructors choose It from NEW SPRING- Fast Foods/Short Order Cooks Instant Macrame Book _$100 Tennis instructors SUMMER CATALOG! Packed with Folk Singers Instant Money Book $1010 hundreds of great sun, sport, Security off icers 347 Student Services Complete Gift look _$1JM Recreational activity Counselors city, travel styles. Send 751 355-8255 for Catalog Now! Complete Afghans 114 $1.00 12 Prize Afghans Jt2 __50« Sew 4- Knit Book $1.25 look of 10 Quilts 11 50# Instant Money Crafts $1.00 Timbnrshnrns Resort Instant Sewing Book Museum Quilt Book 12 50* Box 114 $1.00 15 RufltS fer Today 13.50 < Northport Mi 49670 Instant Fashion Book $1.00 leak el 10 Jltty Rugs ($t6) J4$ 519. 50 y Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Houses □B R^n^i For Salt Wednesday. F8bri0ry J Fir Sill "[[5] | PlfSWll ][/] FRANCIS STREET 5 bedrooms, NEED CASH? Find a buyer for 10 CHANNEL MICROPHONE mix¬ Language requirement restoration J spring and summer, $215 per your sellable items. Call Randy, KENWOOD 6400 stereo receiver. FREE ..A lesson in complexion month. 351-0997. 3-2-25 er, V.U.'S monitor, echo, reverb, Nine months old. $300 or best care Call 484-4519 East Michigan trontinued from page 1) "Our hope is that State News Classified, 355-8255. any student SP 18-2-27 stereo pan, crossover controls. offer. 3660598. 63-3 ^4867197, Lansing Mali. MERLE he said. "Students want to who really cares will not see Knowlton lli(| . I FEMALE PREFERRED. Own room Low and hi Z. 100 loot snake. dents were in comfortable house. Two blocks. SPEAKERS JENSEN 5. Excellent Lifetime guarantee. $1800. GILL ALMOST NEW Coldspot refriger NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. C-262-27 learn marketable skills and in a time where businesses hear a this as an obstacle but challenge," Lammers said. rather as ™ Proposal. TV ®?! eqn^ One month lease available ELECTRONICS, 489-1580. 5-2-27 stor $110. Pioneer HR-99 ~llciW input 2/28/76. 351-3816. S-5-2-25 condition List $189 apiece, must sell $190 pair. 353-2857. 6 track, $140. Both, $220. 3667085 eight about college graduates who can't read and write, a strong Fisher said the History Dept. (LN have to reorient the SPRING SUBLEASE, female. 2-27 MOVING SALE, double bed mat¬ tress, 17 inch black and white TV, 32-27 All ASMSU loons ore due Fri. Feb. 27 in 307 Student liberal arts background is im¬ may sells itself. wav it nil"? ®n|y 'our response, 3i GUITAR GIBSON. F-hole, accous tlva. he said New duplex, own room, two tical, beautiful condition, easily electric fan, bedroom lamps, tier, PLANTS AND antique furniture Services. Hold cards will pressive." Donald I^mmers, chairman "The only hope for liberal TV.'4* baths. Near CATA. 351-9525. played, case. $225. 349-1338, Bob. and tables. 356-6051. 4-2-27 included in a moving sale. Cell be issued after that date. of the History Dept., said the arts is not to say 'Look how 7dents 'heir votes, at 'he 3-2-27 5-2-27 FENDER Rhodes piano 73, in 489-4079 after 6 p.m. E-63-2 easy it is,' but 'Look, you will Most of the he ^1 perfect condition. Call 882-1854 at purpose of reintroducing for¬ have really learned some stud™ 1 5 FEMALES to sublet house for summer with option for fall. 519 night. X6-2-25 ROYAL ALL electric typewriter, $50. Pioneer 525. two years old, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY gets at¬ tention! Box in your adsl For eign language to the curriculum is to produce better history thing,'" he said. Student reaction to the new COm?iUee ^alwhichwS?1'! »eppS1 Park Lane. 337-0303. S 5-3-2 $126. 353-2660. 3-2 27 ed VIVITAR ZOOM telephoto lens, better results advertise nowl Mar¬ majors and better, more broad¬ requirement appears to be- a (oreicn BRAND NEW three nicely fur¬ $90 or best offer. 332-8833 after 5 SONY STR-7066120 watt receiver garet, 3568255. SP 18 2-27 ly educated students. split, said Tim Knowlton, one of nished rooms. $76/month plus p.m. 3-2-26 cost $580 new, must sell. Best "I think the decision reflects the two students utilities. Available June. 393-7190. a feeling of the department the History Undergraduate Ad¬ representing "-"""'in, ne said offer in February takes itl 332 62-26 IBM with SELECTRIC, 13" carriage, cover. Excellent condition. 2662 3-2 27 Peanuts Personal,| jg[ that the traditional skills of visory Committee at the faculty did not credits in pass, TkJ 'J liberal arts have been abandon¬ meeting. The student advisory a $350. Call 349 2165 4-2-27 GUITAR, BANJO, mandolin, les DUPLEX FOR rent, furnished. 3 or AMPEG SVT bass amp. Used SUZANNE - WHAT you've done ed too hastily," he said. committee has eight members, language solve, 4 persons Call 669-9939, immedi¬ Fender jazz and precision bass sons. Excellent teachers. Low ate occupancy. TWO DOUGLAS G60-14 tires on rates. ELDERLY doesn't matter. God's love for you Both Lammers and Fisher controversy, he aid "I 14-3-5 guitars. Gibson EB3 bass, Vintage INSTRUMENTS, chrome rims, like new. $65. 332-4331. 63-3 forgives all. 1-2-25 said the new requirement may Mania strikes NEAR CAMPUS 2-3 bedroom Danelectro Longhorn bass, used Fender Strat, Gibson L6S, old 655-2827 after 5 p.m. 3-2-26 discourage students from en¬ baseball p|ay( PHOTO GRAY lens bifocal or tering history but that the houses. $240 plus utilities. 351- 8518 or 694-5190 after five. 7-3-3 Gretsch Viking electric hollow body deluxe, used Gibson J45 MAPLE KITCHEN chairs in excel¬ single vision. OPTICAL DIS rii.il Estate |[«] dedicated history student It must be the warm ther. even in February, that wea- h»P»» k ., acoustic, 1950 s Epiphone acous¬ lent condition. Large frostless COUNT. 2617 East Michigan. Lan would not he deterred. enlivens the blood of a baseball direcU™?"* ^ refrigerator, good condition. 351- sing. 372-7409. C-62-27 TWO ROOMMATES Large Lansing house. Fireplace, wanted. tic, Ovation 6 string, very old Dobro, old time banjo, much inlay. 5539. 2-2-25 NEAR LAINGSBURG. 17 miles north, older large farmhouse, 4 player, driving him to heights of baseball mania much Eventually notified and lhe ManM ^1 New Martin D 35 reduced price. DUAL 1218 turntable with base like rested prefer sic. Call someone into classical George, 482-0260. 2-2-25 mu¬ Sale prices on new Traynor guitar and bass amps.New Systech Trouble finding tho»e records, tapes and oldies? We have the finest record and currant and dust cover. Excellent condi¬ tion. $100. 882-4905. 63-1 bedrooms, one acre, $28,500; $2,000 down. 351-7497. 69-3-5 Political files spring fever. Mike Marshall seemingly experienced an at asimngiaj University ordiuncei prohibits any phase shifter and overdrive. New moil-order service available. tape tack of this mania early Tues campus lrti^1 2 ROOMS available spring with fall Yamaha guitars reduced. 40 new For complete catalog, send *1. TWO KLH-23 stereo speakers, Recreation (fi tcontinued from page J) day afternoon in the turf arena or HuildingthatieJl obstructs the option. $88. Near campus. 351- 2476. 5-2 27 and used microphones, big sav¬ Small World Record, Service, $200. Call 349-2884 evenings or at 3-2-25 could be damaging. These peo¬ of the Men's I.M. Building. scheduled exerciwal ings. Band instruments, many P.O. Box 38577D, Hollywood, noon. ple have a right to see what Marshall, an MSU graduate recreation J factory rebuilt and guaranteed. WiTWM- AMTRAK NEW unlimited travel other people may have already student who pitches for the Apparently Marshafii EAST LANSING, 1174 Snyder, Santa Marsala mexican button AQUARIUM: 29 gallon with "i Angeles sportsmandisplaying ml „ three light passes, $150-$250. Call TRAVEL National League Los bedrooms, unfurnished, style accordian We buy, sell, or ad top. Pump, filter, $2401 $185, Columns-$460. Loads of Paper p.m. Tuesday through Thursday your hye friends. Keep watching! willmeetfl 332-1800. 0-2 27 to the Men's I.M. p.m. Thursday ir ESS Tempest Lab 3e $200, l.ab and hardbacks 1968 VALIANT, 10 x 50', 2 ANN BROWN PRINTING and Building for Services Bldg., to discuss Ins $ $400. AMT-4 $500 Open week¬ TYPING. Dissertations, reiumes, practices All U.S. Senatorial candidate John bmdroome.. Close - Mt. Hop«. tiontii Women's Day and the (fl ONE BLOCK from bars, campus. days til 9 p.m., 337 1300. C 3-2 27 Textdnd" 4'' " Phone 882-3365, between 11-2. general typing. Serving M30 1br" Otterbacher will be in the Interna¬ Health Center Project. Any inf Private T shaped room. Top floor, Reference 6-3-3 26 years with complete theses tional Center lobby from 11 a.m. ested women carpeting, furnishings, storage. service. 349-0850. C-20-2-27 MSU Volleyball Club will prac¬ to 1 p.m. on Thursday to talk to please come! | Spring term or immediately. 482- MID-MICHIGAN's largest audio We buy books anyflme tice from 8 to 10 p.m. 2268. 3-2-27 1967 BELMONT 12x55, 2 bed¬ Monday and students concerning his campaign Fred Harris retailer with the finest in stereo 128 W. Grond River COMPLETE OISSERTATION and Wednesday in the Men's I.M. and his views. rooms, stove, refrigerator, and candidate for President. Co products and electronic repairs. I bl.W. of Union some furniture. $2,600. resume service. Printing, IBM, Building sports arena. New mem¬ ROOMS FOR spring, summer and 465-6124 a slideshow at 6 p.m. in Shop the store with straight stereo after 11 a.m. 6-2-25 typing, binding. Printing from your bers welcome. Miyof fall terms, $17-$24/week, utilities answers MARSHALL MUSIC, ^ MfhruFri. plain paper originals. Corner 30s room to see where hem included, one block from campus, 245 Ann Street C-12 25 \ 9:00 • 5:30 f M.A.C. and Grand River. Below There are only 83 days unti if 215 Louis Street. 351 4495. 10-4 All interested in 18. Jones Stationary Shop, 9-5, Mon¬ helping put the p.m. 13-3-12 JOEL MABUS lost I Foiitf Q day Friday. Call COPYGRAPH Libertarian Party on the ballot in Brown Bag lunch for all \ teaches guitar MOVING SALE - Saturday Feb- ' from noon to 1 p.m. today in 6 The Company will m SPRING TERM only. Own room, banio and mandolin 'essons at 28 10 am-5 pm Twin SERVICE, 337-1666. C 20-2-27 Michigan, contact Mike Stein. A Student Services Bldg Onum petition drive is p.m. on Saturday to elect oik large duplex. Close to campus. ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS 332 beds chairs, corner desk other f0UN[) MEN-S watch> 1M Bui|d. underway. Ezera of the MSU Library will 355.9547 3.2-26 EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis¬ at Wonders kiva. Anyone wfiolfl 4331 several other excellent ,n- miscellaneous items. 1425 Nonh '"9- 3569647. Ca.lJ32j)5!B_3_2-27 structors teach there too! 8-3-3 East Lansing, 332-1978. ~ sertations, (pica-elite). FAYANN, speak on "Women and Education in Africa." Sponsored worked with us in the put# SUBLEASE OWN 489-0358. C-20-2-27 Shiloh Fellowship offers foun¬ by the may vote or run for office. | included. Campus one block Fur¬ room. Utilities - ^ dational teaching on God and His Women's Resource Center. nished. Kitchen. Candye, 332 PROFESSIONAL TRUMPET Brody Hall vicinity, "Spotless," UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS COM¬ Pre Meds: Plan ahead R® and Word at 7:30 Wednesday night on • 6905. 3-2-25 case, excellent condition, $130, MARANTZ 2240 quad amp. Mar- Year old. Pete. 332-3568. 3-2-27 PLETE DISSERTATION and re¬ Gay Liberation will discuss Gays sentatives from the Pre 1 ,nt7 7715 „rp,,,pr Rmh with the southeast corner of Ann and Phone 489 1580 5-2-27 sume service. IBM typing, editing, and the Arts at 8:30 Division streets downstairs. tonight in 334 Student Advisory organization® QUIET SINGLES with cabmets Ham 8ffi-4904 62 2S MISSING BLACK/ten part Shep- multilith offset printing, type-set Al! Union. Come and bring a friend. - refrigera ^ ard, 4 months. Varsity Inn area. welcome to taste and see! answer your questions at the® tor and cupboards, near Union, COME ON down to DICKER & ting and binding. We encourage meeting of the Pre • Profea® available mid-March. 663-8418. 4- DEAL Component stereos under KING SIZE walerbed. never been Call 351-2322. 1-2-25 comparative shopping. For esti¬ Come to an introduction to used $45 or best offer. 353-4007. All are welcome Club, Monday, 7 to 8:30 pm. f $100 Sansui receiver 2000. 5.7 25 mate stop in at 2843 East Grand to a free Transcendental Meditation today Union. FOUND: BLACK female Shepherd River or phone 332-8414.0-20-2-27 Christian Science Lecture, "an $189 99 Pioneer turntable, uelt at 12:40 p.m. in C - 307 Wells OWN ROOM, woman, pup - brown markings near Individual Peace," by Roy Linnis Hall, furnished, driven, $69.99 Stereo speakers 3 p.m. in C -301 Wells Hell or 7:15 parking, $90, duplex, avail¬ qUAL ,015 turntable, TYPING BY the hour. Drop off at 4:15 p.m. today in B -104 Make your reservations J able anytime. new Ann, 332-5491. mtree!.,0( rebuilt, completely ^,™z,°?'Harrison' 8250.3-2-27 Ca" 332' service. Secretarial assistance. Hall. Come and listen. Wells p.m. in 334 Union. Free movie, Mark Hoover for 3-2-27 4010 S. $279.99 10-speeds from „ new base and dust. $55/ 894-0222. If no answer, 393-2499 "The Main Purpose," will be MENSA'sdJ $40, Name brands. Camping 337.-K77 q.?.7fi shown at 7:15. gathering at 6:30 tonight at W LOST: RED cloth pencil bag near 0-20-2-27 2012 E. Michigan Ave.. li«L IMMEDIATE: QUIET liberal house 3 blocks from campus.$75/ equipment, stoves, backpacks, tents, and lanterns. Kitchen table, $30 DICKER & DEAL. 1701 South " ~ ~~ ~ ~~ SOFA AND chair, $50. 349-1492. ~ ~ Beaumont Tower. Please call 355- 7389. 3-2-27 [Typing Service [*1 There will be a Student Media Good food and a great buntf® E 5-3-1 people. month. 128 Gunson. 332-3320. Cedar 487 3886 C 11 2-27 Appropriations Board meeting at 8 3-2-27 IRENE ORR. Theses. te:.n papers, LOST: PRESCRIPTION sun¬ p.m. Tuesday in ASMSU Board LARGE ADVENT loud speakers TYPING, BLOCK campus, fast, general typing. Formerly with Ann Room to allocate funds for Session 7 of MSU YOU CAN learn to play glasses in carrying case. Engraved spring banio! Brown. Call 4868018, after 6 p.m. FREE RENT till April. Biking Lessons in Bluegrass and old plus more. Must hear! Anytime after 6 p.m. 355-5449. 3-2-26 "Dr. Roy Golsch." Reward. 351- •xperienced. Thesis, term papers. 482 7487. C-20-2 27 term, 1976, per applications con¬ Club's free ground held at 7:30 tonight in 20J "m sthoolsja distance, own room. $66.66 5636. 3-2-27 Pica-Elite. Editing. 332 8498. sidered February 16th. plus timey. Low rates. Call ELDERLY utilities. 484-1811. 3-2-27 22-26 I.M. Bldg. Topic: Fed(d *3 INSTRUMENTS. 332 4331. 8 3 2 PURR-FECT TYPE. Accurate per¬ sonal and "Workers China," a slide lecture Regulations. Students. W MONTIE HOUSE cooperative has professional IBM typing. staff are welcome i One day service. 351-5094. C by Janet Goldwasier and Stu _ rooms available for spring and sale! Brand new porta 20-2- Dowty, authors of "Huan Ying, summer terms. Male or female. Call 332-86*1. X7-3-1 $5 per month. Large f Place Your Welcome to Workers' China," will Unitarian? Use religion, freedom of mM of rt»»| reconditioned used machines. Sin- TYPING, IBM. Theses, term pa¬ be presented at 10:30 a.m. today united world commu# MALE GRADUATE student want¬ ed to share large house. $80/ PEOPLE REACHED WANT AD pers. Experienced. Call JOHN CALHOUN, 332-2078. 0-14-2-27 in 339 Case Hall. All welcome. and caring. Come al 1M»4 Sundays to The UW""'* The Creative Woman's month. 339-3595. 3-2-26 TYPING: TERM papers, Coop¬ versalist Church. 855 Grove theses, erative will meet at 8:30 p.m. dissertations, general typing. Ex¬ Library Lane, East Urw$ ONE STRAIGHT male to share Thursday in 332 Union. Women Spartan Village apartment. Spring Today... Just complete form and mail with perienced, fast, dependable. 485- interested in submitting material 5960. 0-10-2-27 Michigan primary « and/or summer term. $70/month. payment to the STATE NEWS. for a publication are invited. For Call 355-0965 for information. Early Bird more information call Jan Zerfas Register to vote. Come» 6-32 CLASSIFIED DEPT. TYPING TERM papers and or Virginia Bemis. 10 a.m. and 5 pm-. . Leasing IBM experienced, fast thesas, service. Call through Friday to t e j LARGE BEDROOM in house. One Rivers Edge 351-8923. Z 163-4 office. 311 B Student SeneR Lansing Committee for Equal block from campus. $80/month. Justice (LCEJ) will discuss prisons Sue, 337 9664. 4-2-27 Apts. & Nam* with James Spivey, ombudsman OWN ROOM, three room house, Waters Edge [Transportation )[&) for the Michigan prison system on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Edge- south Pennsylvania. $45 plus utili¬ Apts. wood United Church, 469 N. Sundays m 342 Unroaf^l ties. 484-0464. 3-2-26 VISITING HARVARD, Cornell, Hagadorn Road, E. Lansing. singing at 8 p.m. W" Clt* other law schools over spring p.m. Sundays ImcluM •" Zip Cod* break. Want companion. Call Deb- Stop S - 11 Ken Griffith, HisHouseEast.4920S.nl ra, 332-5031. 4-2-27 $Notice$ Due to the heavy de¬ Phon* National Lawyers Guild, will speak on Senate Bill One - attack on Road. The Natural t , , . mand & for best selec¬ KEEP DRAPERIES CLOSED civil liberties and political dissent Environmental Ed""" Starting tion make your when you don't need light. Win¬ reser¬ at 7:30 p.m. meeting a. 7:00 «« - Thursday in 110 Monday, March 1st vation today! Print Ad Hore: dows are responsible for 26 % of all — heat loss. Use a low-cost ad in Anthony Hall. Sponsored by New American Movement. Natural ResourceJW majors: find out ' FEATURING: 2 johna per apt. Classified when you want to j, student in the field and hear J« advertising balconies, walk to campus, fur¬ exchange household merchandise for cash. Married Housing Residents: a speak on entropy-. must be nished, air conditioned, on program on successful job hunting sight maintenance man, friend¬ ly management. will be offered at 8 tonight in Anyone in'6^®^^) Pre-Paid See or coll CMDB Spartan Village School gym. Tips on and looking for jobs, resume writing art of Aifido, a self - stresses hacmony WANTED SHORT Stories, poems interviewing will be presented growth, come to f J until the end resident monagers Payment mutt be tent with Peanutt Pertonalt and cartoons for new by Jim Anderson from Placement VickiorMoti culturally of winter term. 12 Words or Lest: ldoy'2" SBays-'S" oriented monthly magazine. Services. Apt. 214 1050 Wotersedge Dr. Over 12 Words Add: ^w'rwold Please submit along with self-ad¬ Stat® News Classified Dept. (next to Cedar Village) "'P^ord 50' perword 90 ^ dressed return envelope. Those selected will receive $25 per short Food Day Coalition meeting at 7:30 tonight at United planning A 347 Studant Sarvics Mail to: Stat* N*ws story, and $5 per poem or cartoon. Dldj. 332-4432 Classified D*pt. Submit to: TRI COUNTY CON¬ Ministries in Higher Education, 347 Student Services 1118 Sj Harrison Road. Share Bldg. TEMPORARY LIFE, 3017 South your East lantlng, Mich 48123 ideas for individual and group Waverly Road, Suite G, Lansing, Michigan 48910. 8 3-f activities. Join Day. us In planning Food Lansing Pol'®8 ^ II sd°y. f»h„,.r J.^^fcnnjmte Newt, Eo»f Lonilng, Michigan Wednesday, February 25, 1976 15 THE SMALL SOCIETY Ceaaiefi by Brickman ThnfAX TNnca muMs mums NOESTU kLiiaY ■WNFFETT Da. Ne.fr LEVI REST NH.Ne.ir |VW.o Everyday - All Rights Reserved - Dickinson Newspaper Services Weii./TMe zlectiotl PATH SNTTN WHNe.il T 3 WKZO-TV Z-TV. Detroit "■ , laoulty and staff available statisti. programs, and aid in choos I. is to help those with statistical ing appropriate statistical techniques. Also < who have problems using computer included in the « vices are various Stochastic models. Hup rt. a graduate and The service has walk in hours on Mondays appedrine ailable for consultation reg through Thursdays from 3-5 p.m. Appointments DIET REDUCING PLAN il problems, and. if necessary, are available by calling the Dept. of Statistics Ity assistance for those with n and Probability at 355 9589. 22 Tablets „upon | >2" r.b.uory 1, ATTENTION: 1976 -77 graduates arm & hammer baking PRICES ROLLED BACK TO 1974 PRICES 10% OFF ALL STYLES and COLORS IN STOCK soda deodorant TODAY IS DISCONTINUED STYLES AND COLORS 25% OFF THEIR ORIGINAL PRICE OFFER EXPIRES FEB. 29 220 M.A C. |THE UNIVERSITY MALL) Balfour 2751 E. GRAND RIVER (OLD WORLD VILLAGE MALL) Ring Day % opaque knee sox soqueik SOAKING S0LU" $15 73' Believe us. F red While. Balfour Reg. '1" Reg. l2" I ring r<'|»reM'iiiuiiv«'. will be in loilu\. from I We're O-l|>in. se sure Famous Recipe Fried Chicken tastes better that we're 30% off retail price - offering this on all Wednesday Family Night special dinner value just to make sunglasses a "believer" out of you. WEDNESDAY - FAMILY NIGHT SPECIA Mill AFTER 3 P.M. chap stick lip balm vogue BATHROOM TISSUf BOOKSTORE 2 Pk. PAPER 99 Reg 59 33 ^ Reg. 44' L' balm bar Includes GLYCERINE AND ROSEWATER 3 pieces chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy.cole slaw and 2 biscuits 3-Pc. Chicken Dinner VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE bubbling herbal bath $1.39 Reg. $1.89 Reg.'l" breck virginia shampoo maid panty -SPECIAL OFFER- hose 15 oz. $119 HMITED TIME ONLY! STARTING FRI., FEB. 20, 1976 Reg. 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