Major changes not foreseen in '76-'77 basic By MARICE R1CHTER State News Staff Writer Students who are hoping to find i change with the new system, but rather the ways of fulfilling these requirements are requirements entering students and to evaluate their form of a test which would be used to progress in skills development." measure a student's skills as opposed to his next fall in the general education going to change," Milton Steinmueller, Arata explained that the committee require¬ chairperson of the Curriculum Committee, was general knowledge. "We want to know ments are going to be disappointed. said. having difficulty in designing a model which whether a student can write a paragraph University officials have stated that the would test the proficiency communications The new which can be understood by others, as implementation of an alternative general system would regroup the (written and spoken) skills of all students general education requirements into broad¬ opposed to whether a student has some education policy has again been entering and exiting the University. esoteric philosophical grasp," Arata said. delayed. er areas renamed as arts and humanities, "When this model is implemented, a Officials said they had hoped to In outlining the criteria for the communi¬ ment some of the imple¬ biological, physical and mathematical student must reach proficiency and not proposed changes by sciences, social and behavioral sciences and just cations requirement, the committee decided winter term 1975. Now, no one is able to complete X number of credits and courses that proficiency must be met on two levels. communications. in order to graduate," she said. predict when the changes will be put into In addition to Arata explained that new students will effect. broadening the genera] The model may be implemented in the education options, the new (continued on page 8) The proposal to allow students to take policy would alternative courses in general education require a student to earn between eight and 16 credits in each area, as outside the University College in order to opposed to the standard existing number of nine in ATL fulfill graduation requirements was drafted Committee OKs and 12 in the three other areas. in 1972 by a faculty steering committee and The Curriculum Committee has been approved in February 1973 by the Academ¬ ic Council. working since April 1975 evaluating the 150 courses When winter term 1975 passed with no — including University College courses — which have been submitted to be general education policy changes made, the considered as alternative general education target date was changed to fall term 1976. But it appears again that change. nothing will "Current policies and procedures will still be in effect in the fall," These 150 courses are taken from currently offered by the Art, History. Religion, Psychology. Philosophy, Biology courses bill to open files Dorthy Arata, asst. and Chemistry provost, said. departments. Courses which will fulfill the new communications LANSING (UPI) The House Civil General education is now being handled require¬ - it. The information would have to be almost exclusively by the University Col¬ ment have not yet come up for evaluation. Rights Committee, voting 6-3 along party marked so that the person In order for the lines, has approved a bill requiring the state reading the file lege, with exceptions made for the three new general education could determine which agencies had seen it. policy to be implemented, the courses must police to notify all persons named in its Red residential colleges and the Honors College. Republicans, including the three Under the present system, general meet standards set down in the Miller Squad files and allow those persons to see members who cast negative votes report. The Miller report, compiled by a the files. Tuesday, SN photo/Robert Koye education falls into the categories of natural and state police officials have faculty steering committee in 1972, outlines The bill, opposed the iding your bicycle in a maze of racks outside University classroom science, humanities, social science and sponsored by Chairperson Bullard bill. They claim wholesale release of the criteria which courses must meet in Perry Bullard, D Ann Arbor, has been in tidings can be a problem. With over 13,000 bikes registered at MSU American Thought and Language. Students the files could generate publicity damaging order to be eligible to function as a the legislature for more than a year. |d iround 3,000 bikes on campus every day, getting around on two must take three courses in each of these education alternative. genera) The Red Squad files, the law enforcement and potentially endan¬ Is is often a matter of coping with a rather hectic areas of concentration in order to meet the reportedly contain¬ ger the lives of state police informants. tangle of moving "The communication criteria is what is ing information on numerous legitimate The bill provides that the names of Ithinery. University graduation requirement. mainly holding us back, though the curricu¬ political organizations and activities, were 'The requirements are not going to informants would be deleted from the files lum committee is not done collected under the evaluating authority of a before they were handed over to citizens. courses in the other three areas either," McCarthy-era anti-subversives law recently It also allows the state Arata said. declared unconstitutional. About 50,000 police to go to court to prevent release of information it feels "It is still question as to whether we will persons reportedly are mentioned in the enlal a could endanger informants. problem reviewed implement the changes in part or whether files. "The committee has we will wait until As a result of suits, courts in accomplished the everything is completed," Wayne and first part of its work by acting to allow she continued. Ingham Counties currently are considering individuals to find out if their civil or The reason the communications ways to make the files available to persons require¬ political rights have been damaged by ment is a stumbling block for the committee named in them. By MICHAEL ROUSE late payment. police spying in the past," Bullard said after The city of East is because the Miller criteria mandates a Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley has said infor Stale News Staff Writer A current list of the rental Lansing has initiated a his committee's vote. property civil suit against rental competency model to accompany the mation was improperly passed from the on landlords who are not property owner Lee re "The next step is consideration of owners not complying with the code is Halstead for not paying the double fee quirement. state police to other agencies, and he has safeguards for citizens' rights against various provisions of the included with the housing commission "Neither the model urged the release of file contents to persons penalty and the trial is set for June 18. nor the manner oi current and future police intelligence Lansin? Housing Code got an added recommendation. Halstead paid the license fee a week late. enacting the model has been established named in them. ■vthe Fast operations." Lansing Housing Commis- Regarding the enforcement of the hous¬ yet," Arata said. Bullard's bill would require all state Bullard has drafted The violations a bill designed to jy night. being brought to the city ing code penalties, commissioner Frana The purpose of initiating a competency agencies which received information from prohibit state and local police from bugging lanimous vote of the members attorney's attention are nonpayment of the Potter said it is an "empty threat" to tell model, according to the language of the Red Squad files to return the information to and he commission will recommend license fee, nonpayment of the penalty fee, the state police and to burglarizing legitimate political landlords "we're going to take your license report, is to "diagnose the proficiency of all persons requesting refusal to supply a resident agent, existing organizations. ty council and city manager look away" when some have never been licensed le problem of rental property owners violations that have not been settled and in the first place. ■have been delinquent in paying failure to provide adequate legal parking. (continued on page 8) )g fees and the penalty for late of the license fees and other ommission will also ask for the lent of sections of the housing code gwith criminal and civil penalties and Edison offers methods location of licenses as they pertain to fd and or noncomplying owners of ■ property. • housing code, in effect for almost ■ years, requires landlords to pay a to ease financial woes le fee for each rental unit owned. The By JANET R.OLSEN Public Service Commission (MPSC). would ■m has been how to go about finding State News Staff Writer mark the first time that Michigan ■ landlords have not been licensed at coopera¬ In a plan designed to ease financial tively-owned and investor-owned utilities ■collecting the double fee penalty for difficulties, the Detroit Edison Co. an¬ would share the ownership, benefits, costs nounced Wednesday the signing of a letter and risks of electric power-generating [rd of intent to sell a 20 per cent ownership facilities. The two cooperatives involved are holds interest in its Enrico Fermi Plant Unit No. 2 and the filing of a new rate case — a 12 per Northern Michigan Electric Cooperative, Inc. and Wolverine Electric Cooperative, cent rate increase that would raise the Inc. average residential bill by $2.73 per month. "We are confident that a prompt, 3d; Carter The Fermi plant in Monroe is the successor to plant Unit No. 1, which in 1966 favorable decision from the MPSC, along with the proposed Fermi sale, will permit underwent a malfunction which nearly resumption of our idle power plant con¬ meltdown which could have [>ys resulted in a struction program, providing for jobs, taxes on top jeopardized the down-river Detroit area. Unit No. 1 remains closed down. and an economically healthy Michigan as well as helping to assure an Southeast J By DAVE GOLDBERG The decisions, announced at a press adequate supply of electricity in the J Wiated Press Writer conference in Lansing by Leon S. Cohan, future," Cohan said in a prepared ■wviest presidential primary day in vice president and general counsel for statement. Detroit Edison, were designed to help the history is over with President The two cooperatives would pay Detroit Jilding off Ronald Reagan on what company's financial situation by providing Edison approximately $80 million, repre¬ ■ been some of the capital necessary to permit a big Reagan day and senting 20 per cent of the almdst $390 SN photo/Tim Telechowski ™"it front-runner Jimmy Carter resumption of its power plant construction million already invested in the plant, as well Charles Colson, former special counsel to ex- on the election "8 his program. President Nixon, spenks with Gov. Milliken at night of 1972 and since then has delegate lead. as 20 per cent of subsequent construction spent his time spreading the word to Americans '•ere six primaries on The 20 percent ownership interest in the Tuesday, Fermi plant, if approved by the Michigan (continued on page 8) a prayer breakfast Wednesday morning at Kellogg through books and public appearances. Pwithern or border states and three Center. Colson decided to accept Christ into his life » west, areas that are the of Reagan's Sun Belt strategy. ■ W managed a split in the popular tuning as expected in Oregon and Ex-Nixon aide visits E. Ujbagan * and by narrow margins in Kentucky. And while ™8ger wins in Nevada, Idaho and Lansing Save him a net ® 'he gain of 22 day, the President still inside By ED SCHREIBER State News Staff Writer began to fade. "I was brought up as an Episcopalian and attended Sunday school as from some of his closest friends since his recent conversion, said he has kept in close A diverse group Claiming that he has been born again, a kid, but I never knew or accepted Jesus e GOP presidential nomination. files suit Charles Colson, former special counsel to contact with most of the former White over President Ford's cutback Christ until the summer of 1973." ' House staff, including Richard Nixon. "on Arkansas, Kentucky and ex-President Nixon, who was convicted of Colson traced his decision to in the food stamp program. accept out lost Oregon, considered the Page 3. Watergate-related affairs and served eight Christ into his life back to the election night "I haven't seen Dick Nixon since last *> months in a federal prison in Alabama, "vent, to Sen. Frank Church. of 1972. summer, but I talk on the phone with him u° won in his home state of Idaho. came to East Lansing Tuesday I morning. frequently," he said. J*Cov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. easily weather Colson was in the area to sign autographs of his new book, "Born Again," at Logos "I remember watching the election I?,7 Nev»da primary. Only half of the sky will be Book Store, 220 M.A.C. Ave. and to attend returns pour in, knowing that this might be the biggest landslide victory in the history Claiming that he feels no personal U ■ w of i ' desP'te the mixed results, cooperative with sunbathers Gov. Milliken's prayer breakfast at Kellogg of the U.S. presidency," he said. "But animosity toward the press, including the 136 delegates, combining Washington Post, which was largely re¬ UP in primaries with 28 more today. The forecast calls for Center Wednesday morning. instead of feeling excited and proud, sponsible for the exposure and downfall of [conventions in Missouri and two partly cloudy skies with a high "I don't come from a very religious knowing that I was largely responsible for the Nixon administration, Colson was near 70. Tonight's low will be in ■"""a runoff. That puts the former background," said Colson, after a large it all, I felt a deadness inside. I knew critical of the news judgment of some the mid-to upper-40s. crowd and the sound of r Pernor past the halfway mark ringing cash something was missing in my life." reporters. 'continued on page 12) registers that had filled the bookstore, Colson, who has received sharp criticism (continued on page 7) 2 Mil . Stole News, Eost Lansing, Mjchigon Thurjdm'V' Moy 27 Firms indicted in laetrile case SAN DIEGO (AP) mail or through private distri¬ - Sixteen bution companies. Republicans deny sending letter persons and three Mexican firms have been indicted as Americans named in the in¬ alleged partners in an interna¬ dictment were Dr. Anton WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican campaign officials say tional conspiracy to smuggle Richardson, 53, and his busi¬ they had nothing to do with a mysterious fundraising letter the drug laetrile into the ness manager, Ralph S. Bow¬ purportedly signed by President Ford that solicited United States. Supporters of man, 48, both of Albany, Calif., contributions from private foundations. the drug say it is an effective and Robert Bradman and Frank The White House said Tuesday it is looking into the letter, anti-cancer drug, but federal Salaman, 51, officers of the which was sent on stationery bearing only Ford's name and officials have banned it on Committee for Freedom of "Washington" on the letterhead, rather than the usual White grounds it is useless. Choice in Cancer Therapy in House letterhead. The federal grand jury indict¬ Los Altos, Calif., and Guido ments were disclosed Tuesday Orlandi Sr., president of Food Philip M. Stern, president of the foundation receiving the night by the San Diego Union, Science Laboratories of Bur letter, said it was "fairly likely"' the letter was a hoax by a which said they were issued lington, Vt. political enemy to damage Ford's legitimate fundraising Also indicted was Ernesto last Thursday. efforts. One of those charged with Contreras, a Mexican doctor A contribution by foundation to a a political campaign conspiracy in the case is who operates the Clinics Del would cost the foundation its tax-exempt status. The Mar, a Tijuana clinic where Andrew R. L. McNaughton, 57, Internal Revenue Code limits tax-exempt status to Americans have gone in recent nonprofit a Canadian who allegedly pro¬ philanthropic organizations which do "not participate in . . . duces most of the laetrile used years seeking legal laetrile any political campaign on behalf of any candidate for public in North and Central America. treatment. office." Laetrile, a substance derived Three Tijuana firms charged from apricot pits that is popular as coconspirators were Labora¬ Committee officials denied sending the letter. So did Ford s election campaign committee. as a cancer treatment in Mexico tories Kern, allegedly owned by and other countries, has not Contreras; Cyto Pharma de been approved for medicinal Mexico, and C & R Internation¬ Ehrlichman wants Nixon to talk use by the Food and Drug al. A Moslem vegetable vendor and his customer, In Police reported ot least 44 NEW YORK (AP) — John Ehrlich¬ Administration. Its importation Cyto Pharma de Mexico al¬ basket, background, right, lie dead in Beirut Wed¬ wounded during night persons killed Jjfl man, onetime adviser to former into this country is prohibited legedly is owned by two nesday after a rocket fell nearby during shelling. ern fighting in Lebanon. 25,000 people have BeirutudnLf President Richard M. Nixon, says under federal law. brothers, Jorge Gustavo del Clashes were reported along all lront lines In the struggle erupted in April, 1975. died ,|JmJ The indictment said the con¬ Rio and Sergio Del Rio, both of W Nixon has an obligation to step spirators charged American whom were indicted. city, suburbs, mountains and northern Lebanon. forward and tell everything about cancer patients up to 700 per his involvement in Watergate. cent more for laetrile and the The once tight-lipped and other chemicals than the drugs brusque presidential deputy said he wants to tell of his own involvement in the scandal, but said he doesn't have to his records since they were seized access cost in Tijuana. Once smuggled into the U.S., the chemicals were concealed in cars, motels, hotels, homes and Minimal training abuse sougf by the FBI the day he airports for distribution WASHINGTON resigned. (API - abuses such as the alleged House military personnel sub¬ throughout the nation, the in¬ Marine Commandant Louis H. Island, S.C., last January. Ehrlichman was in New York beating death of one recruit and committee he wished he could training of offers promoting his novel, "The dictment said. Wilson testified Wednesday he Gen. Wilson said he is taking u Company," a politics and espionage thriller. He currently is In some instances, laetrile shooting and wounding of say the incidents were "aberra¬ three major steps to minimize is "taking all possible action — another. recruit attempting to overturn his conviction of aiding in the was distributed tions in an otherwise perfect boot camp abuse of recruits; depots. through the rapidly" to minimize boot camp The commandant told the Wilson said the Mr system. Watergate cover-up and in the burglary on the office of eReducing the "level of found no evidence of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist. "Unfortunately, I cannot," he stress" on both drill instructors Ellsberg had leaked the said. and recruits in several doing by the rv Pentagon Papers to the news media. Jury indicts N.Y. Democrat Wilson was referring to the alleged beating death of Pvt. Lynn E. McClure in San Diego ways such as reducing the number of training hours. signed up Pvt. Mrft mentally deficient n_ McClure died in Miid J and the accidental shooting of •Doubling the supervision of injuries suffered is i NEW YORK (UPI) - State pointed by former Gov. Nelson officers over drill instructors Mercorella was charged with at bayonet training exer Democratic Chairman Patrick A. Rockefeller. Pvt. Harry W. Hiscock in the the company level. bribe receiving, bribe giving for San Diego Marine J. Cunningham, the leader in The indictment alleged that public office, corrupt use of his hand during hazing at Parria •Improving screening and depot. J bringing the Democratic Na- Cunningham "tendered and tional Convention to New York position and official misconduct. offered to procure and city, was indicted Wednesday Kaming was charged with the nomination" of Mercorella, tampering with evidence, con¬ open thuradoy ond frldny nights til J by a grand jury for bribery and former city councilman from spiracy and tampering with a corrupt use of his job. the Bronx, to the Civil Court. witness. Also indicted by the grand Agreements signed in Moscow jury impaneled by Maurice H. Nadjari, special state prosecu¬ MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet Union and tor, were Civil Court Judge Angola signed agreements Wednesday on basic principles of cooperation, Anthony Mercorella and trad& and scientific and cultural Joseph S. Kaming, Cunning¬ cooperation, Tass, the ham's law partner. Soviet News Agency, said. Tass said the agreements were Cunningham was charged signed by Angolan Prime with second degree bribery, GERALD H. COY. GENERAL MANAGER Minister Lopo do Nascimento, Soviet Premier ROBERT I. BULLARD, SALES MANAGER Alexei N. tampering with physical evi¬ Kosygin and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko. dence, conspiracy, tampering The trade agreements covered establishment of with a witness, official miscon¬ mutual trade missions, economic and technical duct and corrupt use of his cooperation, fisheries cooperation and an agreement on merchant position. shipping. Nadjari is a Republican ap- In Angola, President Agostinho Neto told a meeting of government supporters that the country was determined to remain independent and nonaligned while building a Socialist society, the Yugoslav news in Belgrade. agency Tanjug reported VASQUE HIKER He continued: "We Socialists lend assistance to one another, but that does not mean that he who is You'll be glad you've got a boot is bound to follow the receiving aid this good! (DPADDEDCOUAR&ANKLEfoicom policy of those assisting him . . . fort. (2.) PADDED TONGUE closing for protection. Angola is independent. We conduct our own policies." (3) FULL GRAIN R0UGH0UT LEATHER is dur able. (4.) GOODYEAR WELT with strong stitch¬ Athens employes ing. (5) VIBRAM* LUG SOLE AND HEEL for to defy law support and traction. (6.) FULLY LEATHER LINED for inside comfort. ATHENS (UPI) — The Federation of Airline Unions This medium weight backpacking boot Wednesday ordered its members to defy martial law and is designed for rugged terrain with join strikers who clashed Tuesday with police in riots that backpacks of 25 pounds or more. For killed an elderly woman and a professional fitting, stop in and injured at least 99 persons. Strike action against the Greek Olympic Airways effective Thursday would be a direct challenge to the government that had "mobilized" the personnel under emergency regulations PAUPP placing employes under martial law. "We consider the government's decision to unconstitutional and we will disregard it," an airline union mobilize us Campfitters spokesman said. Of the airline's 6,500 employes, some 5,500 2201 EAST MICHIGAN, LANSING [517|4S4-M are union members. Hours Men. thru FH. • 10 e.m. to I p.m. Set. - 9 a.m. to S p.m. India forms new political party NEW DELHI, India (AP) — Major political opponents of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi have decided to form a new party under the leadership of 73-year-old hero Jayaprakash Narayan. independence SUIT - PLUS - VEST Narayan, who was released last November from five months' political detention, announced plans for the new Youthful in profile for the party in Bombay Tuesday. He said it will be members of four major opposition comprised of groups, with support from the fine man who appreciates^ some members of the Communist party. quality of workmanship and styling. The objectives of the party are "restoration of civil liberties, freedom of the press, independence and dignity of Jacobson's takes pride in the judiciary, establishment of a order and the formation and genuine egalitarian social assure of being correctly, a selection of suitings ♦hot| implementation of an economic policy designed to eliminate unemployment and maximize you comfortably dresse production," a press note said. anywhere. Narayan and several other opposition leaders were arrested last June only hours after Gandhi imposed a We invite you to come national emergency, press civil rights on her censorship and a suspension of see our complete collection! country of 600 million people. of tropical and year-round blends in stripes, f and solids. Soviets link journalists to CIA MOSCOW (AP) — A Soviet publication accused three Moscow-based American correspondents Tuesday of work¬ 3 piece vested suits from MOO ing for the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency in addition to their journalistic duties. "Literary Gazette," the official organ of the Soviet Writers' Union, alleged that the three American newsmen were part of a "vast network of agents in the world of journalists," financed by the CIA. Those named were George A. Krimsky, a for The Associated Press; Christopher S. of the New York Times and correspondent for Newsweek. correspondent Wren, bureau chief Alfred Friendly Jr., JacabgonS By KARLA VALLANCE ment, he said. "What I'm State New. Staff Writer examine the airport going to do is have dealt with their projected needs and use legislation. Our study woiild be a An MSU professor, aided system to see if there is apply their results to Michigan. The study by research any variability involved with it. rationale for that type of legislation, though That is, if may have broad national implications. grants, will study the state of Michigan's the state says no one knows yet what the impact would they need a certain type of Die federal government is funding a good plans for transportation systems and give it airport facility, I will see if there is be," he said. suggestions for alternatives, some of which an portion of the air systems planning due to "We want to look at alternative growth alternative. the Airport Aid and Development Act of would have far-reaching effects if adopted. "For example, if 45 people need to fly 1970, which was passed to develop compati¬ patterns," he continued. "Right now, there Francis X. McKelvey, asst. professor of from Lansing to is an urban trend. Lansing and Detroit will civil and saniUry Detroit, you can have a ble air transportation systems between engineering, has recently plane that seats 45, or three get bigger. We want to suggest the Professor gets grants been funded with two separate grants to study alternative transportation systems in Michigan: one $20,000 National Science seat 15. The runways, are noisier and require terminal facilities. With smaller flighte that larger flights need longer larger states. McKelvey may have no direct input on between the state's decisions. He will offer his restriction of growth of population centers more Chicago and Detroit so that if any growth occurs, it will be in the upper craft not report, but they do not have to follow any of part of the Lower Peninsula. It will have to Foundation grant to study alternative air only are operating costs a lot less, but there his transportation, and a U.S. Dept. of Trans¬ is less need suggestions. happen someday, because all the land will for investment in portation study to look into ground trans¬ huge airport McKelvey said his other study on ground be taken up by facilities." industry." |r transportation study portation. "The state thinks air needs will grow in the next 20 transporUtion years, and we The airlines are not run in a enterprise fashion, because the Civil Aero¬ growing, more nautics Board (CAB) regulates so there will transportation is similar in overview: purely free Michigan has projected that the state is new-town He has gone even further by people are traveling and the sions of growth in government is figuring highway needs proposals, existing introducing which are the exten¬ towns like will need more and upgraded airport be no cutthroat competition," McKelvey based on their growth projections, which Brighton, Alpena and Traverse City. facilities," said McKelvey. "There are said. "I may "The purpose of our study is just to suggest that they deregulate include projection of enormous growth of alternatives to the ways they propose. 1 will the Lansing-Detroit route provide information so policy-makers can look at the models and allow com¬ highway travel. they have set up and see muter lines to make decisions, and so if people suggest if there is any other operate. The CAB is way to supply the supposedly working in the public interest, land-use planning, they can look at our demand." so if there would be "What we will try to say is, 'suppose you study and say why. "The sUte is trying to it should be allowed." a savings for the public, move the people, and only allow certain "If you propose prepare an airport something, you have to system plan and project what growth will areas of the state to McKelvey will study the air transporta¬ affect the grow7 How Would this assess what the impact will be. We have to occur that will determine need for develop¬ tion systems of other stetes to need for ground transportation? see what our total see how transportation needs will they This control could be attained through land He second front page Thursdoy, Moy 27. 1976 |SAASU If votes increase dollar tax on students By PATRICIA LaCROIX to operate next year. State News Staff Writer 1976-77 board members. The 15 Raymond also said that there was people, plus i major decision Tuesday night, two alternates, will be at the next ASMSU nothing underhanded about enforcing the fcl unanimously decided to put into collection of the tax. since students who meeting to answer any questions from the a $1 student tax increase, ASMSU Board. bringing voted on the bill knew "full well" about the «up to $2 per term per student. additional money that would be collected if After this meeting, ASMSU will either Ir tax hike was voted on indirectly last programing board went through. approve the people or ask for alternative ■day by 1,200 students, or three RHA President Terry recommendations from AUSJ. it of the student body, by way of Borg recommend Ling of the plan to form a programing ed that the ASMSU body pass the tax Jeff Montgomery, director of the Great SN photo/Robert Koye li. The programing board needed the motion this term, instead of Issues Cabinet, announced his Taking it waiting for resignation easy on a day like Wednesday is a skill to implement the plans to form one further delay, in order to from the ASMSU Board. His that almost anyone can master with a _ get the program¬ resignation is little prac¬ lization for bringing entertainment to ing board initiated. being announced because he will be Afternoon snooze tice. A few hours of lying on your back in the sun graduating this spring. Gary Wilson will be will generally suffice to make an from the tax will be divided "We should get the ball expert of even a revenues rolling on this," taking over the position. beginner. to the programing board, 35 per {Jor(t said. aueh "It's not the U nion fair to organizations Mu the ASMSU Board and 20 per cent aa Activities Board not to let them plan their ■the Student Media Appropriations budget for next year." e necessary to switch over the Some body members at first appeared to E. L. SERVICE GARAGE REQUIRES EXPANSION be reluctant to vote on the tax issue arsity bookkeeping will not allow the immediately, because they did not "feel ft, be levied for summer term. comfortable" with it, said Borg. ISMSl president Brian Raymond nded that the ASMSU Board "vote ft' on either approving the tax increase The vote passed unanimously. In other action Tmeasing the ASMSU budget, since the AU-Student University Judiciary (AUSJ) Tuesday night the Bond proposal to go before voters ftning body needs the additional money presented its recommendations for the By NANCY ROBERTS from the rental of equipment to these involved in the operation and maintenance State News StaH Writer chase of a bridge crane, floor hoists and a East Lansing city officials have decided departments. of the city's streets, parks and water and machine to manufacture signs, which is not Under this bond system, the city obtains louse bill would order systems, and for the mechanics who sewer that the public service garage at 2000 bids from banks on the interest rates and possible now, would also be funded by the maintain the equipment and vehicles bond. Merritt Road is in need of expansion. To time-period for payment that is required for housed by this building. Schools buses and pay for the addition, a $485,000 bond issue the loan. Then the public votes to accept or other school-related is required. equipment is also The present garage is considered reject the bond. Even though the taxpayers located in the garage. too East Lansing voters will have the small to handle the number and do not pay directly into the bond, they still The addition would be constructed on the size of [an opportunity to accept or reject the bond vehicles housed by the building. Also, the payment disclosure pay since their taxes go to the school south side of the building. It would expand proposal at the june 14 school board district and highway department. major repair of vehicles would be possible the equipment maintenance, office and with election. "I hope the bond will be passed," expansion of the garage. The city is presently supply storage areas as well as provide a paying on seven Patriarche said. "It doesn't mean an women's locker The general obligation bonds. These bonds have room. city's water If the proposal is passed, construction increase in taxes." department, part of which is now at the old guaranteed payment because they have would begin this fall and would be I slate House bill that mandates full when the repayment schedule is agreed been approved by voters. Two of these The garage is the headquarters for the water plant in Alton Park, could be scheduled for completion by ■t to students of all loan payment upon, if and when a default occurs and any rubbish collection crew, for consolidated into one building. The pur¬ September bonds were issued to employes 1977. as to students was passed out of the time a student should request it. pay for the 1964 it( construction of the public service Colleges and Universities commit- Both will be paid off in October 1977. garage. IWnesday. An amendment, introduced by Sen. Gary If the proposed bond is « Bill 5937, sponsored by Rep. Perry d. D Ann Arbor, passed 34) after an Byker, R-Hudsonville, would have limited the distribution of information to when the loan is made and when the student requests passed, payment would begin in October 1978. East City Manager John Patriarche said the bond issue would not raise the tax rate Lansing Conflicts arise over food stamps Ipt to cut down the number of times a it. The amendment failed. »1 must be notified failed. The bill (millage). Instead, it would be paid off by WASHINGTON (AP) - Seventy-three The food stamp program now costs the the East Lansing School District and the Dept. said. s full disclosure of loan terms, Ron Jursa, director of the Student food-stamp families, 26 stetes and 109 federal government $5.7 billion a year. The Under the regulation, roughly 4.2 million State Highway Dept., both of which private organizations filed suit on Wednes¬ administration predicts the new regulations rant periods and deferments. Such Financial Assistance Services division of provide families would be left in the program, out of as mandated earnings for the garage. The earnings come day to try to stop cutbacks ordered in the will save taxpayers $1.2 billion a year when 5.9 million now. . by the bOl, must the state Dept. of Education, said that the food stamp program by President Ford. id at the time the loan is made, information required in the bill was already fully effective six months from now. Some 1.7 million families would New regulations that would force about pay more being supplied by the department on a Ford ordered the for their stamps, about 1.25 million would 1.7 million families out of the program over Agriculture Dept. in voluntary basis. He said he did not like the bill's provision for frequency of information¬ NewsLine the next six months are scheduled to take February to overhaul the program, saying Congress was taking too long on legislative pay the same and the rest would have their benefits increased, USDA predicts. effect next Tuesday. In'mary al dissemination. changes. Ronald Pollack, director of the Food totals "Potentially, a student who wants to be set U.S. District Judge a Howard F. Corcoran hearing for Friday on the motion for an order to block the new regulations for 10 The new regulations are in response to Research and Action Center in New York, who will argue the case against the malicious about it could write in every other public criticism that the food stamp regulations, said "Never before have so h'smafch; board Thursday and say Tell me about my loan,'" Jursa said. He said in the meeting that days. If he grants that order, argumente would be set injunction. on the bid for a permanent program costs too much, is open to too much abuse by the nonneedy and is administratively confusing for both states many states joined in a lawsuit, let alone a lawsuit against the federal government... The reason is... because the cutbacks notifying the student when he or she The plaintiffs said the regulations violate are defaults may be impossible because "the and deserving recipients, the Agriculture themselves unprecedented." penes results horse has already escaped the barn." 20 provisions of the Food Stamp Act as well as laws governing administrative rule- "In some cases, they're just going to have making. NlNG (UPI) The Board of SUte _ problems finding the student," Jursa added. In Columbus, Ohio, Agriculture Secre¬ tary Earl Butz told a news conference that SNrecognized in prayer But representatives of banks and MSU those who filed the suit are "bleeding TJMers Wn's was unable to certify results of said that the information provision would hearts." He said they did not have a correct May 18 presidential primary "May because the sional districte does total vote of the not match the not be difficult to comply with. J. Dennis Burns, lobbyist for the Michigan Bankers Assn.. and Yeta Balaban, MSU loans officer, perception of the Constitution and could find some "soft-headed judge" to grant the temporary restraining order. on floor of state House ftfthe 83 counties. News? You're said the bOl would be no problem. probably Butz alL) said he could not see a student The State News winds up in some strange places—bathrooms, cabinets, aware of as much of it as we kitty litter Elections Director Bernard J. Apol are, because people make the at Ohio State University getting food boxes, bird cages. But Wednesday the paper was mentioned in the opening prayer of the "difference between the two totals is Another bill passed out of the committee stamps "while his parents were at home State House of Representatives. news. So if you see news '■ and he said he was confident they Wednesday would give financial assistance driving a big Buick, or a man leaving a $5 an Jack Kintner, pastor the the University Lutheran Church, 1020 S. Harrison Rd„ to reconciled to part-time students attending private happening or know of a major hour job to go on strike and receive food mentioned the State News when he alluded to some representatives' casual soon. institutions. Senate Bfll 1391. sponsored by problem in the area, give us a feeling stamps. Taxpayers don't want to subsidize towards the traditional prayer that opens the session every day. Several ' call on our confidential News- legislators said in some crazy reason, there's a Sen. John Otterbacher, D-Grand Rapids, the program." a State News article that he said. "When Line at they are tardy because the prayer is part of formalities they do you add up the would allow part-time students to receive 353-3382, Sunday In Washington, Richard L. Feltner, asst. not want to sit through. I®' 'he congressional districte it's up to $1,200 year. through Friday. "Our Father in Heaven, as we gather for our tasks we realize with agriculture secretary, said he regretted the chagrin and shame Tji'than 1,11 the county totals. Somebody somewhere along the line." suit, when "these reforms are urgently that not all of us feel that You are here with us when we do our work," Kintner prayed. needed." "And to remember that people who are quoted in the State News this morning talking Feltner said, "I have every confidence about wishing not to be present until all this foolishness is done with, we pray that You T'Peculated that some precincts were "■ahy added into the vote totals of Correction that the reforms we have set in motion are would not forget us even as we tend to forget You." u °ne entirely within our authority." Kintner said he was referring to a comment by Rep. Perry Bullard, D-Ann Arbor, who congressional district. At the White House, a spokesman said, said he was frequently tardy for session. Bullard said: "I don't go down until the prayer and "The President is personally very concern¬ all that bullshit is finished." I^Pfetty hard to come in with a According to a story that appear*I to ed about this we believe our Kintner added that he intended to substitute "bullshit" for "foolishness" in his JWe canvass with all the votes worked Wednesday's SUte News, WKME (Shaw . . . prayer, Hall radio stetion) had already closed due to administrative program is the best way and but nixed the idea when he looked up and saw grade-school age children in the |*«k after the election," he said, ■"tys radio board action. In fact, the sUt.on wiH we don't think there's anything illegal about "All they would remember Ls some minister standing in front of the gallery. legislature said ledger balances the first time it." "bullshit" in his prayer," Kintner said. not be closing until the end of spring term. ®|p)Dlfl®[n) More questions Tuesday's primaries raised many more questions than they answered: • Has President Ford regained his lost momen¬ ^(lowwwtf tum? viune 8th • Has Jimmy Carter lost his? • Can Jerry Brown and Frank Church expect to do anything more than stop Carter and thereby throw the convention open to an unknown candidate? Democratic frontrunner Jimmy Carter won in three of six primaries, but all three victories were confined to Southern states where Carter is expected to run strong. Carter was defeated by Sen. Frank Church in Oregon and Idaho, and by California Gov. Jerry Brown in Nevada. Though neither the Nevada nor the Idaho victory was particularly surprising. Sign petition Carter's poor showing in Oregon certainly disap¬ Despite its failure to place the | (any affiliate) aril] allow for greater on-the- into the mainstream of everyday life. governors is more concerned with produc¬ that could make America a him from sharing the sincere effatl air quality for all network stations; will ing marketable technical specialists than in society com¬ allow Laura Cohn posed solely of specialists. part of the entire "Peter Pan" ereiB ary School is the most competi¬ our time-strained engineers more creating well-rounded educated citizens. 708 N. Walnut St. The university as originally conceived put on a sensational rendition for tive professional school that one could time to repair and upgrade key pieces of When the first universities were founded Lansing was a sanctuary from the darkness of the all. enter, that is. if one is admitted. The equipment and save on crucial operating in the Middle Ages, higher education admissions to Veterinary School are based expenses. surrounding society, a "single candle in the 114 U on several factors, which are found in the I would ask all residents of South MSU Academic Programs Publication 75-76 Complex and all Board increase booklet: 1) cumulative grade-point average persons simply interested in the situation in campus radio not to react VIEWPOINT: SN COLUMNS too An open letter to Robert Underwood: lemphasis on undergraduate record), 2) harshly to the action taken by the board. Last week I read the annual "inevitable grade-point average for required pre-vet- room and board rate increase" announce Writing shows ' erinary science courses, 3) average credit I would also like to take this opportunity load per term, 41 total credits completed, 5) Veterinary Aptitude Test score, 61 inter¬ view score, 7) veterinary exposure score, to thank all those who worked for and/or supported WEAK radio. You all helped contribute to making a very fine radio ment in the State News. You claim to be trying hard to keep the increases small but you are unaware of several money saving ' style 8) animal exposure score. station and you should all be very proud to alternatives. By WINSTON WAY Jr. How can you expect to serve ligent response to these questions. Unfor¬ liberalism. His narrow-minded * Supposedly the student who scores high have been a part of such a successful inexpensive Recently two major articles have ap¬ tunately, these shortcomings characterize stand out like a sore thumb in his in all these areas should be one of the 115 endeavor. meals when you serve two to five types of peared in the editorial section of your paper not only Micki Maynard but a hj accepted into the veterinary Neal Linkon meat at lunch and dinner? Meat is an which have caused me a great deal at large number anti-Southern, anti-religious program. of Carter critics. However, even if the student does excel Station manager, WEAK expensive and wasteful source of nutrients. concern. I am referring to the satire on gives you, Mr. Sommerness, the ni in all of the admission requirements, he A combination of grains and legumes, for Jimmy Carter by Marty Sommerness which As lacking as the Maynard article was in look condescendingly upon o""'!] may still be rejected. Therefore the admission example, would be much cheaper (8 to 50 appeared in the May 3 edition and the journalistic quality and editorial per religious beliefs or cultural baekffl requirements for Veterimary School are not CATA cents per pound dry weight) and would save editorial on Carter by Micki Maynard which sausiveness, it was not anywhere close to Perhaps in your next article j™ i really used as a criteria for acceptance or many acres of crop land (a steer must eat appeared in the May 5 edition. Since this being as repugnant as Sommerness' article poke fun at Negroes, ridiculing tl rejection of the student. about ten pounds of vegetable protein to former article disturbs me most, I will which was totally void of intelligent skin or their peculiar speech. CATA (Capital Area Transportation produce one pound of meat protein). You comment. In the absence of A certain student with a grade point Authority) currently operates two separate could cut out such useless foods as refined comment on the Maynard article first. knowledge about Carter's weaknesses, any real Of course, you would be revoltedIB average of 3.6 scored highest in the country but unequal bus systems. One is for the Over the past two years as a graduate and never think of engaging® on the Veterinary flours and sugars, soft drinks, bacon and assistant, I have had occasion to pass Sommerness fabricated some for him Aptitude Test and also "public" and costs 10- to 25- cents to ride. and, bigotry, but yet you see nothing fulfilled his required working processed potatoes. judgment on the writing skills of a large utilizing these in conjunction with an appeal experience The other system, Speetran, is for people to common referring to Jimmy Carters reow with a veterinarian, yet he was Maybe you feel obligated to cater to the number of students, and unfortunately I collegiate prejudices, he stooped rejected. who are "certified" handicappers and/or students' all American hot dog, to the lowest form of ridiculing his Southern a""* This is just one case of many that show the hamburger, have seen few pieces of writing that were tasteless, pseud* older persons. injustice of the MSU Veterinary School jello, potato chips and Coca Cola tastes. It's than Micki Maynard's article. Buchwaldian humor. you have concluded that it is worse You may ask, what's so bad about that? admission procedures. your choice: provide all American Though Maynard was obviously intent on Not only does Speetran cost 50 cents to garbage It is a sad state of affairs when critics just to engage in the most mm Several students and increase room and board rates or can out of about 200 who ride, it is available only upon 86 hours' destroying Carter's credibility, her find no other means of prejudices as long as these prep qualified for the interview felt that it was eliminate the "luxuries" and keep the rates arguments were so general, so unsubstan¬ discrediting those seen as being "cool." notice and exclusively to those who are lower. they oppose than ridiculing and making fun entirely irrelevant. One student comment¬ "certified by a qualified ageney." tiated, so lacking in specifics that she of a person's physical Jimmy Carter's neck may ed that he was questioned about the I invite all responses and criticism to features. If you will A totally integrated system, one which this succeeded only in destroying her own. check out the facts, Mr. fashioned from Georgia red cUJ. reasons for not applying to medical letter. There was absolutely nothing in this Sommerness, you or the entire public — including older persons will discover that Mr. Carter had that wide Sommerness, you head » W graduate school, yet was never asked the article which substantiated her charge that reason why he wanted to attend and handicappers — can use, has been Michael Savino smile long before he entered politics. packed with this same substsn* veterinary advocated. Groups such as STIGMA (Stu¬ Jimmy Carter fails to take a stand on the Apparently this is a physical characteristic you are capable of "erasing school. 207 Bogue St. issues. She avoided coming to grips with Other questions that were asked dents for Total Integration through Greater her own assertions and accusations and, he cannot help, just as George Wallace jectivity in your new cspsa j during Mobility and Accessibility) are not cannot help being confined to a wheelchair. editor than is demonstrated in the interviews contained technical material instead of proving her points and backing No doubt, given your demanding that existing buses be ap¬ particular political article. which only a veterinary graduate could propriately equipped, but only that all Poor coverage up her position, she hid behind a tirade of prejudices, you would not hesitate to answer correctly. Unfortunately, the inter¬ buses be accessible to wheelchair users, as new common slanders which have been directed firn at Mr. Wallace's poke This leads me to several rttjwP views represented a large portion of the stipulated by federal law. at almost every politician since Caesar. Before you do this sort of handicap, either. questions. How does a Why was the MSU women's softball thing again I acceptance criteria. Thus, many students well-qualified in all Duwayne Severns, chairperson of the CATA Board of Directors :and Duane team, which won the Softball World Series On what specific issues has Carter been ambiguous? On what specific issues has he suggest that you take a your byline long, hard look'at justify placing works in such '^ ^ prominent ^itioos ^ last weekend, given less room on the photograph - you are not other veterinary requirements were reject¬ Kooyers, administrative asst. of CATA, 18th sports page than either the May failed to take a stand? In exactly what ways exactly a prince yourself. paper? How does he judge?f ed because of one irrelevant aspect of the men's has Carter clouded the issues? These are as deserving pictures an.1 claim that it is too expensive to equip new tennis team or the men's golf team? TOs kind of tastelessness, ^ admissions procedure. buses. However, crucial questions which required answers if however, is answers to these questions they apparently have not After all, the tennis and golf teams negligible compared to the Names withheld by request. considered the long-term costs of main¬ only Maynard was to prove her point. She failed btatant prejudices which outrageously gradual' >' placed fourth and sixth, respectively, in the miserably in delivering any kind of intel¬ Sommerness has "Winston Woy li , the audacity to history display in the guise of In Lchiqon Stote Newt, Eost Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 27, 1976 5 GOP, not Reagan, disaster We have begun to hear from the reactionary wing of the Republican party 1972, it is once again perhaps more accurate about the awful to say that McGovern lost hugely. danger of nominating Two years later the Republicans suffered Ronald Reagan. A chief this spokesperson of another massive setback at the wing of the party, which is dissatisfied Congres¬ % with any form of Republicanism that sional polls, notwithstanding their moder¬ ate President. attempts genuine social movement, is Jacob Javits, senior senator from New York. He is Who cares, really, about the Republican very well practiced in the line he takes. I party? Its soul is the property of the Ripon myself heard him use it in the early Society, and a few of the older members of of 1964. He told his class at a spring the Council on Foreign Relations. If dinner party Reagan that a) Sen. Goldwater would ran on an independent ticket for president, never be nominated by the Republican he would get a higher party; and b) percentage of the that if, per impossible, that were vote than the to happen, Republican party would get why that would be the end of the led by any other American, with a possible Republican party. A few days ago he said exception of John Connally. almost the same thing, The reason the substituting only Republican party has become nothing much more than an "Reagan" for Goldwater. It amuses me, though not Sen. Javits— i Ilium't. 'Buckkij administrative convenience for a few politi¬ who is in any case not cians is that it is easily amused—that lacking in any capacity to the doomsday talk about the galvanize. If one were to subtract Simon, dangers of Burns and Greenspan from the White Reagan is almost always accompanied by SfTOW Coleman's LiTtle •Bundle of joy citations of the melancholy statistical of the Republican rating party. A typical formula generation the Republicans who call them¬ selves liberal have been in charge of affairs. House, the Republican Administration wuld collapse under the force of contradiction. tion is as follows: "What Here are the keepers of the fiscal are we to say about Eisenhower was the progressive alterna¬ integrity, a party whose popularity among registered tive to Robert A. Taft. Nixon lost spending 40 billion more than they collect. to voters is down to 18 Our foreign policy on the one hand boasts of per cent now Kennedy. Goldwater lost to Johnson. Then the achievements of detente—but is afraid considering the nomination of Ronald Nixon beat Humphrey—and ushered in to use the word. We conclude Reagan!" policies which were acclaimed by the New an agreement Now the with the Soviet Union, and are afraid popularity of the Republican York Times in 1971 as to Agnew sets literary precedent party has been diminishing since 1952, almost without interruption. since 1954, the Democrats have Moreover, organized tionized the Republican party. having "revolu¬ Overcome with admiration, the New York Times listed Nixon's achievements—a sign it publicly. Our much misunderstood secretary of state emerges like Dean Acheson in 1952—whose name was not mentioned both the House of at the Democratic National Representatives and the diplomatic breakthrough with China, the Senate. In 1958, which was at the ■ASHINGTON — Spiro Agnew, the height of beginnings of detente with the Soviet The the Periclean Age of Union, easing out of the Vietman War, a men who have been in charge of the „ writer, is now flacking his book one that has been Eisenhower, the printed in the yellow Democrats won their most Republican party during the last generation ,d the country. Mr. Agnew refuses to press." stunning huge increase in social expenditures at Congressional victory are those under whose leadership the save only that of home, a deficit budget putting human costs party (about his criminal activities as vice "Louie, the ballistics experts' 1964, the year of Goldwater, which is above property costs, a has triumphed by losing two-thirds of its jdent because, he says, "I'm saving report says progressive tax that every bullet found in the perhaps more accurately described as the reform bill, sponsorship of a form of troops. The pity of it is that it didn't lose L (or my memoirs.' bodies of the two thirds Cinecitta mob came from the machine anniversary of Kennedy's assassination. guaranteed annual wage, wage and price plus one. On the other hand, it a very clever ploy, but law gun In other managed to get rid of John Lindsay. Only you were holding in your hand." words, during an entire controls...and though Nixon won hugely in r\ ...nent officials all over the country Lindsay's mentor is still with us. ■ very concerned that, because of Mr. "Gentlemen, I didn't come here to Tew's policy, it is going to be harder than talk about that. My f to get confessions out of people understanding, when you arrested me, was that we would discuss (sted for committing crimes. novel. I have a scene in it where Beldon my has are predicting that many suspects been kidnaped Get Fat at Rathskeller the by the United Jewish it w Agnew line, Appeal and they won't let him go unless he lie the Lug has just been brought in buys Si million in Israel War Bonds. Listen estioning after six members of the Kitta mob were mowed down in a on Mothers Day. Louie was arrested to this: 'Beldon managed to untie the behind his back. Then he untied the ropes ropes The Rat around his feet. He found Flora as trying to pay his parking ticket in tied up, lying on the floor, and unsnapped her bra. garage with a smoking machine gun. fckay, Louie," the detective says. "You 'Art 'BuchrPalt Flora looked into his eyes and said, "Be GREAT FOOD and gentle with me, Beldon.' " It as well make it easy on yourself and Hs what happened." (si sorry, but I'm saving all that for my "Look, you creep," the detective "we couldn't care less about says, UNBELIEVABLY CHEAP, stories about him so he decides to your novel. Are steal an wk, Louie, we have an open-and-shut atomic bomb and blow up the Washington Post. The novel has a lot of sex in it. you going to tell us what happened in the garage or do you want us to beat the living BEER PRICES - I You better talk or we're going to Listen daylights out of you?" |sthe book at you." to this: 'Beldon unbuttoned Flora's as she stood there blouse quivering in the pizza "I have no intention of WEEKDAYS UNTIL 8 p m aking of books, I've just completed a telling you t parlor. Several children stared as he took anything. If you'd like to bid lithat I think you might be interested K's about a hit man for a mob who gets off her skirt.'" "Louie, we're on the true story of the massacre, I suggest you contact ENTERTAINMENT TOO, not interested in your my literary agent." i a Zionist conspiracy and falls in blankety-blank novel. We want to know [with his secretary." Tfe're not interested in your novel, who gave you the contract on the Cinecitta mob." "Louie, this is your last chance. You tell us or else." WED,-FRI.-, SAT. pt. We want to know about the Mothers in the Deep Throat Garage." "I'm sorry, but my editor at Press said I should save that for Playboy "Threats will get you nowhere, gentle¬ THE RATHSKELLER- my book. I men. 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I2-6P.M. 351-8460 £ Michigon Slole News, Eo»t lonsing, Michigan Thu^oy.Moy27 , Starving ex-student turns to lusty writing By ED LION day on it. that's not the way it worked an interesting plot when you When asked if he is aroused thlni- SUt* New, Stall Writer "I did it laat year when my out," he said. have to have a sex scene at by his writings, Jim replied; Everybody has sexual fanta¬ girlfriend was away," he said. Jim said that to get the books least in every chapter," he said. thal\a f°ul *» 1. sies, but only a select few get "I guess you could say I found published, he first had to send "But after all. he added, "that's the opportunity to write about my release at the typewriter." in a copy of the first two why people buy the books." them. Jim — he did not want "Miss Gloria's Profession," chapters and a general outline Jim says that he has to look his last name published - is his second book, was written in of the novel to Beeline. When for variety in describing the ten one pornography. such person. A former MSU English major who never graduated, Jim has He writes five weeks and Jim considers it more of an achievement. 'The book chronicles the misadventures of a girl who the firm informed him of its interest, he sent in the final manuscript and later received his pay, he said. to twelve sexual interludes which industry protocol neces¬ sitates he place in each book. Some of the adjectives he School for the blij written two novels which have been pub¬ lished by Beeline Books, a New York-based pornographic publishing com¬ travels out West in the 1800s," he said. In addition to the sex, "I injected a lot of historical background into the book to For his first novel, Jim got about $800 and for the second he got an advance of $500 and a final payment of $500. uses for variety are; tuous, fierce, tempes¬ voluptuous, writhing, madly, wildly, fur¬ ious, throbbing, lascivious and extols 'Spirit of Another Bicentennial celebration 7J I which turns out books for convey the true spirit of the "When you sign the contract, what he terms his favorite, colonial garb is on hand today at the •omplet, with „ t pany "mature readers." West." you turn over to the company prodigious. In times when he The day-long Bicentennial festival Michivan si 7,sk" His two books — "Behind the The smiling East Lansing all rights to your book," he said. really has to grope for colorful day of assemblies, musket firinv skits include !'orlk>Bll Hack Door" and "Miss Gloria's coital descriptions, Jim may go ac,lt%-iJ resident, who does not at all "It's really ridiculous; on the historian Ford Ceasar, who Profession" - both appeared in evoke the picture that one to thesaurus. recently contract they make you sign a history of Ingham County. Ice cream, soap »„d m paperback under a pen name. would expect of a porn writer, over all TV rights, movie rights Jim said he draws from his pipe needle weaving and creation of corn host a n r'"" Jim said that the pseudonym he enthusiastically talked about and record rights — like they're personal experiences, "unfor¬ afternoon activities. sk do11«" slilt. uses is "a spoof on the nan.e of his profession. going to put my book on TV. tunately, some of his nonexper- Many of the over 250 students, along with facniis I my employer." "I happened into it out of , Jim does not really know how iences" and other pom in to wear colonial clothing Jim describes "Behind the well his books are doing on the designed and made by necessity," he said. "I always writing his books. During the assembly a time capsule filled with Hack Poor" basically as the enjoyed writing but I got a national market because Bee He often lets friends read his ,, '1 I pictures and articles is to be buried for rrew<| story of a noncoilege student's special incentive to write porn line, in view of the questionable manuscripts to see if his books hibernation. hundred ^ fantasy about what college life — I was starving." legality of its activities, does provide exciting reading. "This capsule gives the is 'ike." The bearded 25-year- people who will be rai i AceoH'"g to Jim, the porn- not publicize its records. "Guys are very candid in Tricentennial something to do," old said that book took him ten writing business was not as "Here in East Lansing sold out at Paramount Book feels there is one inherent telling me if the book excites Barney White, fa™ ™'^ days to write, spending an lucrative as he expected. they're doing pretty well," he store in a few days. problem — the plot. them, but girls sometimes are A group of musket loaders from Howell is average of about 4 to 5 hours a "I expected quick money, but observed, noting that his books In writing pornography Jim "It's really difficult to create too embarrassed," he said. exhibition as part of the "Ben Franklin" atmosphere ' Rights leadership day planned {••MM, J Jazz ensembles Spurred on by the various cans and handicappers. feature originals Bicentennial celebrations, Michigan Civil Rights Leader¬ ship Day will be held today a An art exhibit will be display throughout the day by notable black artist from Grand on a because Michigan has been a Rapids who was recently fea¬ My M \K1HA BFNEDETTI commissioned work entitled leader in civil rights legislation. tured in an issue of "American Sr«! < News Staff Writer "Cohassett Summer," which Phyllis McKesson, director of Artists." Paul Collins did a • n >: hing like I he rich, was conducted and composed public affairs in the Dept. of - : of paintings in Africa and by Jack N. Kimmel, an MSU Civil Rights, said the depart¬ • risemhle <»n a mild spring graduate. ment is sponsoring the program • i. -m. especially when the The lively sound of the to get input and assess where - ,n>S liei'-nu t" the MSU Jazz Geriatric Six Plus One, com the department is in terms of prised of MSU professors and civil rights. The purpose of the One >>i the two 18-member men in a variety of occupations, day is to pay tribute to Michi¬ groups performed Monday played a set of Dixieland and gan leaders in the civil rights i.ight in the Music Building swing music. movement, to reaffirm the in¬ The jazz ensemble played a tent of the Constitution, to The ensemble's roots go back composition by Lance Boylan, highlight leadership of minori¬ to the 1960s, Burgess Gardner, piano player for the group, ties and women and to view the ensemble director said. The entitled "One-Two-Three and a past as a learning tool for members have varied from Half Four," in addition to "Som- effecting change in the future, year to year as have directors. berarrow," a number written calling special attention to the Auditions are held at the begin- by Eric Culver, former MSU a danger of 1976 as an encore of : me of fall term and most student trombone player. 1876. members stay according to Gov. Milliken will make re¬ their academic schedule. marks following the operitajfof Gardner has directed both E. L. students the program. After a paid j.i v groups this year and hopes luncheon, the keynote address to hold the same position next year. He is an MSU graduate hope old news will be given by Margaret Bush Wilson, chairperson of the assistant in the process of national will yield gold chapter of the obtaining a Ph.D. in music NAACP. She will speak on education. "What happened to the Recon¬ Gardner has been on the road East Lansing students are struction Era — can it happen u th Ray Charles and has making a second attempt to show the city of East Lansing again?" played trumpet with Count Ending the day will be a Bassie, Woody Herman and and MSU that garbage is gold. The high school environment¬ panel discussion by leading Wilson. advocates designed to stimu¬ "The ' have al students are sponsoring late commitment to the future ensembles," Gardner said, another newspaper drive for of civil rights in Michigan and "is to give as many students as residents living along Tues¬ the nation, particularly on the possible the experience of play¬ day's trash route. Residents living in the vi-' ■- part of the assembled leader¬ ing with a band." ship. The focus will be on the roups £ ? giv i the ity of M.A.C. Avenue on the west, Hagadom Road on the question of where to go from of attention and here for religious freedom, fated equally, he said, east. Grand River Avenue on the south, Burcham Drive on blacks, women. Asian Ameri¬ its rehearse together the north, west of Gunson and cans. Latinos, native Ameri¬ Beech streets on the north and east of Gunson street are being asked to save their newspapers concert per term and is fre¬ and place them on the curbside quently asked to play for other by 9 a.m., June 5. If extra newspaper bundles Band number one's are stored in a basement or perfor¬ mance on Monday included garage,students request a note numbers written by Chick be placed with the packaged Corea, Thad Jones and Ray papers outside. They will re¬ Brown. The ensemble did a move them for residents. RALISM RATED X The explicit study of a young woman who is fixated in the oral state of erotic development. "An incredible series of oral en¬ counters" the Advocate 99 rating - fantastic oral refine¬ ment" Al Goldstein Magazine SHOWPLACE: 116 Ag. Eng. SHOWTIME: 7:30,9:00,10:30 ADMISSION: 'I1* Student '3" General J THURS. 9:30-WILSON AUD. **********************************: Ijthigan Stole News, Eoat Loming, Michigan Thursday, May 27, 1976 :x-aide visits E. Lgued from page 1) Toward and Bernstein's said. Then he looked me Harold Hughes, Lansing Officials unearth headless body straight in the eye and said 'I've D-Iowa, a dope dealers, car thieves and a in probe of morgue irregularities member of [president's Men was a accepted Jesus Christ,'" Colson the Fellowship special counsel to the presi¬ „ll constructed piece of said. House, an international organi¬ zation of Christians. Prior dent," he said. ;• he said. "But,'The Aware of s' is trash. Nobody Phillips' rational the 1972 to "The prison system in this scientific background, Colson election, Colson per¬ country has been a dismal L right to delve into a said he thought sonally placed Hughes high on failure," he said, "but I can tell DETROIT (UPI) - Follow¬ f private life, listing Phillips'job had the White House enemies list. ing the discovery of nine human kind that there's ever been a from charges by county Medical authorization. finally gotten to him. you, God's way succeeds." body in the Wayne County Examiner Werner U. Spitz that Lual habits or anything By this time events sur¬ "At first I thought, we might both be disciples in Colson, who is reported to heads floating in a vat at Morgue that had its head his former assistant, Dr. Mil¬ That probe ended April 30 ■ aalure." rounding the Watergate break- Christ, but have said that he would run Wayne State University Medi¬ removed in when Wayne befriending this anti-war liberal an authorized lard Bass, dismembered and County Prosecu¬ In said it is still too early in were beginning to pop up in over his own grandmother to cal School, officials probing manner," said Robert Healy, removed body parts from the tor William Cahalan said he E,te Richard Nixon's job the press, but Colson still felt was going too far," he said.:'.- In the re-elect Nixon, believes God irregularities at the Wayne deputy director of the task would not prosecute Spitz be¬ Kident- confident he would beginning, Colson said has a plan for the nation. County Morgue have unearthed morgue without authorization. escape the force. cause the investigation had he refused to the Bass, who has denied the i country is still paying spreading doom. publicly discuss "We have the power to headless corpse of a "If the cause of death is shown that Spitz had no crimin¬ ■mistakes," he said, "but religion, but soon realized that 24-year-old woman. charges, resigned from the - "Finally when the TV cam¬ he could not change the world," he said. related to the head, you don't Medical Examiner's Office last al intent in removing body e it will and crews A spokesperson for the eras began to fill my himself while go on defending "Not by bigger and better cut the head off," he said. parts. driveway every morning, I trying to spread arms, but by the word of Jesus Wayne County Organized "Where the hell are these heads ^'addressing guests at knew the end was in the word of God. Still Crime Task Force said it was Investigators began probing Task force officials sight," he he was innocent of believing Christ, through you. People are believed that four other bodies coming from?" irregularities at the morgue refused to say whether Bass is nor's Prayer Break- said. "I began to see Watergate not ruled my life related charges, he decided to by kings, but by God." They said Reed's body re¬ nearly two months ago after jn explained that a flashing before my eyes. What are buried at United Memorial mained being investigated specifically unclaimed after Bass charged that Dr. ,,e after Nixon's re- do you do after plead guilty. Gardens, near Ann Arbor, Spitz for the decapitation of the sitting next to examination by the [ ho visited a friend, the most powerful man in the Prison clothes, dorms with Police arrest where the body with the sever¬ County Medical Examiner and Wayne removed pituitary glands and other body parts without woman's body dug up on Mon- president of Ray- ed head was discovered. s, country?" men jammed together and the was buried at taxpayer expense which is large Police said today they be¬ L contractor. a time studying the scriptures, smell of urinals were some of bootleg casket lieved the body belonged to last Aug. 9 by the Perry Wz Ts surprised to see him L relaxed, with his desk Colson said that he feel a new sense of "History proves the began to direction. the first characteristics of prison life that greeted Colson as he began several months salesman-thief Glenda Ann Reed, who died Dec. 1, 1974 of a heroin over¬ Funeral Home of Ann Arbor which has a contract with the county University Theatre validity dose. to bury unclaimed ■ Poison said. of Jesus Christ behind bars. bodies. being exactly "There's 1976 SPRING 1 immediate impression what he said he was." "You can learn to live with all TOKYO (UPI) - Police ar¬ no evidence of any The recent discoveries stem |,js was not the man Colson said that the final rested Hideo Matsuzawa, 44, know," he said, turning point this," he said, "but what you for allegedly stealing 10 coffins THEATRE FESTIVAL r changed, Tom,' I Phillips introduced came when him to Sen. can't live with are the faces of valued at t500 apiece from the 6 the people around you, sitting morgue of Juntendo 1 Hospital a on the edge of their bunks while hours drift into days, in Tokyo and selling them to E l ,HE "MOP!a2T' " 00 YBO BELIEVE IN MIRIES7 Irfisan acts 0 days into weeks and weeks into months." undertakers for $23 on the black market. a w i j s*umitofy ftrtORGUS 0£A,0 PETER PAN * MDstthL BT J.M.BARRIE After a time, with the , help of The coffins were supplied to some of the other inmates, the hospital by VJ Colson said he organized a an undertaking firm from which Matsuzawa, a prayer group. V) state employes "We had blacks and whites, mortician, had been fired in February. 000 • PHOTOGRAPHY DEPT. • LUGGAGE [WIGHT at 7:30 G filFTWRAP DEPT. G GUN DEPT. ""son Aud. G SPORTING GOODS DEPT. G STEREO 309 N. WASHINGTON AVE. & TV DEPT. G APPLIANCE DEPT. G SWEEPER & From one beer lover to another. SALE HOURS: MONDAY THRU SAT. Per Sale I ,HE StIOH ItEWEItr COMMNt. OETIOII. MICHIGAN WH HOUSEWARE DEPT. 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. 8 Michigon Stole News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May (continued from page 1) take placement testa, and then Change not foreseen in basics the general education require¬ posed to a central program (literature, science and arts) the vice president of academic tives here which differ from the normal LS and A requirements. just being implemented will be a change In the now. It "Rid core ment, or we may do it on an comparable to University Col¬ college are required to take affairs. be placed in either a level I or One is the bachelor of general bachelor had to all-University basis by pairing lege at MSU. three terms of humanities, "Here, the bachelor of arts of arts degree which will allow level II course, depending upon and packaging courses. We're The general studies require¬ studies which involves no a student to directi °' natural science and social degree and bachelor of science justify an interest ReneriiZ their abilities according to the not sure what we're going to do ment at the University of major, and the courses are science in addition to English degree programs are set up on program of his or her test score. own yet," Steinmueller said. Michigan falls into the categor¬ composition and foreign lan¬ a distribution basis. Students spread out in general studies making," Dougherty At Harvard said. "We plan to set a minimal It appears that over the There is a limit as to how score as a cutoff point between several years, general educa¬ past ies of English composition, humanities, natural science, guage. However, students in the engineering college may take courses in general studies and courses in their fields of areas. many courses a student can Harvard tion's oldest University, the na tlonis«owtsj:7«] committee „f"k''l so¬ level I and level II placement, tion trends have been changing cial science and take in the different areas university, has tion. ®en*ri| | foreign lan¬ have different general educa¬ concentration (major)," changed its general education but first we have to decide at other universities as well as under this program. guage. tion requirements," said Ed¬ Dougherty said. requirements quite a bit. "In what that score is going to be at MSU. "Students in the LS and A "There also two alterna¬ 'The second alternative is the old days, there was a "Everyone ward Dougherty, assistant to are has to »J and how people on level I are "We sort of phased out our very something," going to have competency general education program reached," she said. here a few years ago. Now When the courses are all evaluated and the model has general education is handled by the different colleges and spe¬ PANEL IN FRONT OF CONGRESSIONAL STAGE been designed. University offi¬ cialty departments, as opposed cials will face the task of to a central program," an establishing rules for the imple¬ mentation of the policy. "There are a number of alternatives that can be used. administrator at the University of Illinois said. At the University of Michi¬ Ethics committee to decide Hays cas gan, general education is also The student's own college can handled by the different col¬ WASHINGTON (AP) The - comfortable group of senior panel was established nine service, considered part of the either set the rules for fulfilling leges and departments as op¬ House ethics committee, formally called executive ses¬ long a members apparently disin¬ years ago in the aftermath of House establishment. sion. Armed Service, r clined to search out wrongs to another case involving a power¬ The present chairperson is w«o voted to den, L, right in public, is finding itself ful committee chairperson - Rep. John J. Flynt Jr., D-Ga„ Harrington countercomplain access to clusifof™. Edison plans ease of financial problems pushed more and more to the front of the congressional the late, flamboyant Adam Clayton Powell Jr., of New who has served 22 years in the House. Others include four ed against members of the materials. Th« pending. jJ"! w- stage. York. He was accused of official chairpersons or ex-chairper¬ The latest highly publicized misconduct and was for a time sons of other committees and continued from page 1) violations! i Group checks statement "would prompt head issue to be thrust its way is the upon completion of the deal," he prevented from taking his seat ranking GOP members of three costs as work progresses. lines," would produce about ' said. "We hope it will start at question of whether Rep. in Congress. Courts later ruled panels. This 20 per cent is not a $130.6 million in additional the end of summer or early fall, Wayne L. Hays, D-Ohio, placed the House exceeded its author¬ Rep. Robin L. Beard, guarantee to finish the plant," revenue for the construction. Elizabeth Ray on the public (continued from page 1) but this is not in our hands." ity in denying Powell his seat. R-Tenn., formally complained Cohan said. "It is only for "The facts are that the cost of She also said the payroll to be his mistress. The House had no regular that Rep. Michael Harrington, licensing of rental property does resumption of construction." electricity in this area has not The sale will require the Uniquely, this investigation committee on ethics at the D-Mass., had violated House any housing quality or the number of tenants a In written unit i,, a statement, risen as fast as costs of other "I hope the city moves in the William G. Messe, Detroit goods, services and taxes prior approval of the MPSC, was requested by the accused. Hays, among others. time, so the initial investigation rules by revealing secret testi¬ meet the code before the tenants move direction of makine tjll Edison chairperson and chief much as rates in other large or as the Federal Power Commis¬ In an emotional speech to the of Powell was conducted by a mony before an armed services "If some legitimate action is not in," Potter JIT executive officer, said: "It cities," Cohan said. sion, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the Rural Elec¬ House on Tuesday, Hays back special committee and Hays was its chairperson. subcommittee on CIA activi¬ landlords complying now will not taken in enforcinnJ. would be ties. comply in the a very serious devel¬ The building program for the tracked on two days of heated Luttrell, another housing commissioner, said "TL» T trification Administration, as After the Powell episode, the The committee held opment if we were to resume 1.100,000-kilowatt hearings wholesale boycott." Fermi well as the boards of directors denial and admitted his sexual House decided it needed a full but eventually dismissed the ' construction on these plants nuclear facility has been idle for The housing commission will also (Enrico Fermi Unit No. 2 and almost two years. About 35 per of the three utilities. relationship with Ray. But he insisted it was a voluntary time standard-setting and en¬ complaint on the grounds that council expedite the selection of members recommend tint i Greenwood Unit No. 1) only to forcing committee. It was es¬ the meeting at which the testi¬ of an advisory J cent was completed in 1974 In its application to the relationship on her part and not the Office of Housing shut them down again at a later tablished as a select, or tempor¬ mony was given was not a Policy and Prop-am t ' when construction sus¬ MPSC. the company connected with her employ established in February. was also pro¬ ary, committee Oct. 19,1966. It date because of inadequate pended because of Edison's lack posed an experimental inter- ment by his House Administra¬ became a permanent part of the funds to complete them. It must of funds. ruptible air conditioning rate. tion Committee. House organization in 1968. be understood that completion Though efforts are being Under this program, which The ethics committee must From the start, the group ,.f these projects will clearly made to complete agreement of would be limited to 500 cus¬ now decide whether or how to consisted of six Democrats and require additional rate relief in specific terms for the sale by tomers with central air condi¬ proceed. six Republicans, unlike legisla¬ the future of an adequate late summer, Cohan said this nature and on a timely basis." tioning, a lower cost per kilo- Officially listed as the Com¬ tive panels controlled by the timing cannot be guaranteed watthour would take effect mittee on Standards of Official majority party. Both original The proposed new electric for resumption of construction. after the first 800 kilowatt- Conduct, but universally known and subsequent members of the rates, which Cohan said in his "Construction will resume hours were used. as the ethics committee, the panel have been those of long Correction: The State News Wishes to apolo¬ gize to our readers for Mariah's John Prine ad which mistakenly ap¬ peared in yesterday's paper. The concert was cancelled well before the first advertisement was to have DISCOUNT CALCULATOR ANNOUNCES A KINGSPOINT run, and should not have appeared. CALCULATORS SALE, featuring! SC 10 w/free AC ADAPTER *28" ■ Bosic functions, SC 33 • •34"1 ■ momory, logs, oxponontial trig functions, ondmemoryj We "J*™" sincerely apologize for any in¬ SC 20 - •44" •Ilk* SR50A with por*nth*i*i convenience resulting from this SC44F • liko SC20 but w/largo groon raodout *49*5 error. 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Crescent • 9 to 5:30 Mon. thru Fri. • Phone 3532t 1,19)6 ■ Michigan Stote New», Eott looting, Mlchlnon Thursday, May 27, 1976 ig Ten probe of MSU Sports banquet honors ay be concluded soon By JOE KIRBY our charges and we are receiv¬ MSU's A host of MSU officials, women athletes and guests women son, a gold medal winner in the 1968 Olympics, was athletes gram next fall. Isute News Sports Writer ing that response at this avenues the conference could committee comprised of were on hand Tuesday guest speaker and told the Senior athletes from Big Ten may be giving Duke said. time," take in repre¬ why the night for a banquet held at each women's team were le penalizing MSU, includ¬ sentatives of all the conference investigation crowd of her athletic Ky bad news in the ing probation, disbarment the Crossroads Cafeteria honored, and each coach some Duke would not comment on schools. dragging on for such i long career and of her relation¬ >r future as the conference from Big Ten time. which honored gave recognition for team any specific aspects of the action, limiting MSU women ship with Jesus Christ. ,s completion of its investi- the number of officials sounded "I suppose athletes and coaches. performance. investigation nor would he scholarships tor pleased that the Big Ten inves¬ they are doing a Jackson is currently Linda Russell, a member ,n of the Spartan football say athletes The national title- what penalties, if any, would be that or forfeiting income tigation is nearing completion very methodical job." training for the summer of the volleyball team, the The Big Ten has been winning softball team was levied against the University would and hope that the investi¬ Olympics. pommissioner Wayne Duke University. MSU has already been normally receive from the con¬ matter is gating the MSU .football the center of attention, President Clifton Whar¬ received {in award of $100 soon put to rest after months of pro¬ for her academic abilities. lilhe Big Ten would probab- on a placed ference. gram for about a year even getting praise from the ton and three-year probation by Duke must new athletic Russell has earned a 3.79 • a report in the next two the NCAA and Duke said he approve any though conference bylaws state platform speakers and a director Joe Kearney were "We've been hearing for grade point so far at MSU. Ls but it would be difficult would be very reluctant to action suggested by the confer¬ weeks that a decision is that an investigation should be standing ovation from the on hand to praise MSU ence before the near," The award was the first what action would be outline the various University is said Robert completed within 60 days after approximately 300 people women's athletes and measures Perrin, vice presi¬ academic achievement when the report is that could be taken notified. If the it is begun. present. i against the University or dent for University and federal announced that women will award received by an MSU _jed. any other Big Ten member Duke explained that this rule Madeline Manning Jack¬ have a scholarship Spartan football program. relations. "I hope a decision will pro¬ woman athlete. JjfSU has filed a response to There are a disagrees with the report, the be made soon." can be waived as long as all the number of matter would then go to a member institutions are Perrin said he had no idea kept informed of what the confer¬ clown, bands to be at stadium ence "We is doing. have kept them Celtics, Suns tangle tonight appraised of the situation," By GIL PETERS Duke said. "There was The Suns came into Boston just too UPI Sports Writer But Boston coach Tom Hein much to handle in that short Garden last Sunday with the Spring a BOSTON (UPI) - Only a sohn expected the Suns to game promotions slated time span." MSU has submitted a response to the conference written Phoenix victory tonight can generate any excitement in the intent of rattling the Celtics with another breath-taking victory. Instead, the only clash change their what. game plan some¬ NBA championship series be¬ ist clown on the sidelines at which included a in the game came between the "Thursday we are going to "s Green and White Game the0tMSU richeerleaders the MSU th? T and "il1 the !* the first 800 tickets cue sold for the road games with be used for the Notre Dame the Big Ten response to allegations, many tween the Suns and Boston Celtics. Suns' purple road uniforms and Boston's Celtic green togs as find out the way they plan to on't be from the MSU OSU and of which are play. I'm sure they'll make Marching Band. game at home because identical to the Phoenix had captured public |AA; instead, it will be the McDonald's also Michigan, the remaining 1,700 chases are limited to two pur¬ NCAA's charges and also sub attention by weaving Boston lazed to a 98-87 victory. adjustments and we will too. I Ronald McDonald, the game providing wai be sold under a per mitted playoff For the second game, the Suns think they're more concerned programs. lottery person. new findings uncovered miracles in upending Seattle, ng cheers. Activities also include system. But a lottery will not by the University's Select Com¬ then the defending champion promise to be better, while the with our inside game than our J will be at ... mittee. Celtics vow not to underesti¬ outside game. We're not Spartan introduction of coach Golden State Warriors. taking imas part of the promo- Darryl mate their opponent. them lightly." Rogers and his new staff. There I activity being staged by will also be a public picture and |MSU Athletic Dept. and the autograph session and awards s carry-out restau- presented to outstanding ks of Kast play¬ Lansing and Oke- ers after the game. Kick-off time for ne tickets will be sold in Saturday' game is 1:30 p.m. Tickets are (2 I colors, green and white, for the general public and (1 for ^maid's will offer a free MSU students with ID. Chil¬ lar hamburger to the hold- dren under 12 will also be i ticket whose stub admitted for $1. The the color of the win- proceeds es from the ticket sales will go to the Ralph Young Scholarship k Konald won't help revive Fund, which has designated the [b*l Spartan spring game money for women's athletics. -n by himself."' *Beardsley also said that after Hermann's Light, tough and economical...our canvas luggage LITTLE WANT ADS! BIG PLUSES FOR BIG RESULTS! Automotive ifa>] [ Automotive ][ heater, automatic. For informs- 1973 350 Triple, Kawasaki. 5600 details. Laurence Seeger, 1765 with dictaphone and bookkeeping ONE AND two bedroom furnished bedroom ™ tion call 484-8135 66-3 (121 "tiles. Very good condition. 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Add 354 each pattern lor first-class 332-2851 airmail and handling. Sind to: *500 Cash Rebate at BURCHflm *2 Bedrooms University Terrace - 444 Mich. Alice Brooks ON A 1975 332 - 5420 * Needlecroft Dept. ROTARY-ENGINE WOODS * Finished Apts. Delta-235 Delta 351-6437 Michigan State News 126 Froe Bos Service PICKUP • HEATED POOL University Villa-635 Abbott Box 163, Old Chelsea Sta. e Usliaited 'Dishwashers 332 - 3312 351-5102 ' O AUTO PARTS ™ New Tork, NY 10011. parkiig * Ceetn! Air Conditioning Beechwood-1130 Beech 500 E. Kalamazoo Print Name, Addreti, • Finished * 351-9247 : -332-2851* at Codar THEY WENT e Studies SwiMRtie Pool , Inn America • 2376 E. Gr. River Zip, Pattern Number. ' Delimited Parting 337-1621 MORE than ever before! 200 THAT-A-WAY...TO Volkswagen complete repair eiBedrnn service. designs plus 3 (ree printed in- COLLINGWOOD APTSII 'Pleasant landscaping No Price Increases Repair & parts for side NEW 1976 NEEDLECRAF1 • 2 Bedroom f most foreign and American Anna Adams (Some reduced) CATALOG! Has everything. 75c. • Air ceaditiooiag Special Discount for ( tars. Body shop & paint ser¬ Crochet with Squares PatternDept. *1.00 * air conditioned early leases vices. Exchange engines £ Crochet s Wirnebe Michigan Slate N' . Now leasing for * dishwasher FREE Summer rates transaxles. Nllty Fifty (Wits *1.00 243 West 17 I * shag carpeting Summer! Fall ■wor Raton 2 Bedrm from *145 Free wrecker service with Ripple Crochet Sew + Knit look York, NY 100"'J * unlimited parking ROOMMATE . repairs • local areas. City bus Needlepoint look NAME, ADDRESS, * Plush furniture COOK- Sludlo 1 Br 2 Br 1 Sdrm from *130 service to our front door. Flower Crochet Book SIZE and STYLE NUMi HERRIMAK *140 *149 SERVICE rail POOL PAttSS Hairpin Crochet Book <|69 P'g s«| * Model Open Daily wftfi ALL SUMMER LIASES Instant Crochet Book *1.00 GET A *1.00 Pall Ratosi Instant Macrame Book *160 Now Leasing For mazDa Studio 1 Br 2 Br Model Open 9-9 Phons resident manager 485-2047 485-9229 Instant Money Book *1.00 Summer & Fall % mile of Lansing Mall, Everyday for showing Cemptata 61ft Book .*1.00 StndL w. O)i 6135 W. Saginaw r- i •16,i '198 <260 Hulstaud 8-6 Monday • Friday Csnpllti Afghans $14 w Pavel sty!«- Call 351 - 8282 H) Phone 371-5600 (yfei 745 Burcham Dr. 9-2 Saturday 12 Frlzi Affhans (12 50c for'catalogNow! ^ Loosing for Bosk sf IB Ballti *1 504 (behind Old World Moll 351-3118 Summer 8 Fall Museum Quilt Book HI 50c mslantMo'iey C:alt= >■ on the river I) $- S 3S1-79I0 . ' Weekdays IS tullte (or today 43 SO# CALL 349-3530 CaBn.l-rbrekacto.t Book si IB Ally Bugs 50c Sife'sW^'l Linen Stote Nowa. Eost Lansing, Michigan L M»rt«its ]fS?j [ Stents )|y| [ _Apartai,|S 1. yyyo femete. y> Uock j[|pj [ AprttibJjVj [ Urns' ]j£ [ >»s«s £ ft furnished. MB M- June 1st. 1 block ^BEDROOM apartments, 4170. SUMMER SUBLET Cedar Greens, ■«* 332 262a Z-3B-1 Albert. 351-2462. campus. 419 4*28(12) H«*n. 47a On 1141 Albert. CM 2 person apartment, 4140/month, SUMMER SUBLET-LARGE one ONE MAN needed for 3 man AVAILABLE JUNE 15th: 426 Park EAST LANSING duplex. Four Mtke 361-7612. 5-5-27 barkoom, furnished, air, dose. 112) furnished. Available June 15. 332- apartment. Summer term, close. Lane, $100/week. Comfortable. 4155/month. 351-5229. Z-3-5-28 bedrooms, two baths, rec room. GRAD OR 8366. 36-28 (14) $55 per month. 337-0960. Z-3-5-28 working girt own well-kept 4 bedroom house, nicely Summer-fall. 372-1585. 8 6-4 (12) room.Okamos, 473/momti. 349- TWOWOMEN_neededtt^m. large room in Birchfield I14) furnished, fireplace, large-separate 1506 after 5. 06-4 112) Apart NEED FEMALE roommate for fM. SUBLET SUMMER, jgft«5p.m. 351-9299 fonts, 456 each, summer and FALL TERM only. One female dining room, parking, 2 blocks large 2 bed Nice 1 bedroom apartment, dose WOODMERE ON The River sum- from campus. Special low rate for now year. CM needed. Americana Apartments. rooms, airy, furnished, near MSU, HUGE ONE bedroom 393-9447. 56-27 to campus. mer, 2 bedrooms, with balconies 3 $180/month. apartment. Call Valerie 332-5166. 477.50/month. Call 351-9480. Z-3- summer only. Call for appoint 484-0833. Z 8-6-4 «»P«ing. air. 2 minutes to cam¬ Z-3-5-28 115) blocks from campus. 351-1827 or 628112) ment, 332-1727. 0-194-28 (36) pus. 1130/month. Can 482-5075 after 5 p.m. 3-5-28 (18) after 4:30 NEED 1-3 p.m.. 337-0136. Z people to sublet lor TOWNHOUSE STYLE apartment. EAST LANSING 1 bedroom LAKE SIDE condominium. Has »ST CHANCE, 3*1116) summer. 136 SUMMER SUBLET, one block 1-2 CoHingwood. Rent 3,12, or 15 month lease available from Union. One PEOPLE unfurnished. Mt. house. $125 plus utilities and lett, 2 quiet girls, own bedrooms, er Apartments. 136 KEDZIE negotiable. 3616419. Z-4-5-28113) bedroom, fur¬ Hope-Hagadorn. $103 per person, after 5, APARTMENTS 2 immediately. Unbeatable location. deposit. 600 Corned. Phone 694- 339-2834. 9-6-4 (12) nished, call 332-6639. Z-36-281121 afternoon, evenings, 351-8678. Z- person, tumefied, June 361 9004. 3-5-28 114) 2476. 2-5-28 (14) and Sep- SUBLET ONE bedroom 3-5-28 (12) NEED ONE female to sublease apart¬ ^^36,-2402.862-23,6. ment, furnished, air. 4150/month. Quiet, 332-2831. Z-56-28 (12) OWN ROOMS, 3 persons on MILFORD STREET 126, two blocks from campus, furnished, TWO PERSON apartment utilities DUPLEX - TWO bedrooms, large room in duplex for 351-8848. Z-5-5-28 (12) summer. Call Burcham, sublease summer 468. deluxe air conditioned. SUMMER backyard, 1170/month. Nice and FM option. 361 8886. Z-B-1-5-26 included, $160. 115 North Cle- quiet. 361 9299 after 5 p.m. B44 ■ SUMMER CO-ED able. Apartment housi^ li¬ 112) leasing two and three man. 332- 5921,489-9384. 764(19) mens, 482-4510, MSU close. 64-3 (13) 4th PERSON NEEDED, own room, " phone 351-7910 INCBIMBU! style living, com¬ fortable, dose to campus, cheap, (12) beautiful furnished house, very SOON EAST SIDE close, summer-fall option, 355 and utilities EAST LANSING area, MILFORD STREET near MSU. Neat 4 paid. CM Alpha Kappa models 126 two EAST MOUNT Hope. Single mate else 2-inen open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. bedrooms. Furnished, $310/ 6351,355-6360. S-5 5-28 (15) eptt. Psi Business One and blocks from campus, Close lo campus. J johns Fraternity at 332 two bedroom. furnished, two rooms and bath in basement, month. Call 349-2019. 5-6-3 (12) pr 5040. 66-2 (23) Newly remodeled, deluxe, air conditioned. Two man furnished limited cooking, $115 TWO FOUR bedroom houses and opr.. balconies, tree canoes starting at 6170. Utilities furnished $195. Now leasing. 332-5921, 48& -tfIT AVAILABLE. June including all utilities, 332-3161. THREE CHRISTIAN girls one, three bedroom house. Com¬ Mr Hp A* SUMMER LEASES PINE LAKE except lights. SWIMMING POOL. 9384 7-6-4 (18) looking | Ca" 487-4462. 06O4 Security deposit 4125. On bus 3-EL28 (19) for two girls to share house. pletely furnished including utilities. (next to Cedar Village) APARTMENTS, Meridian Mail Available June 15.332-5112. Close Available June 15. $90/person area. One bedroom 4156 route. Under new management. 333-443} plus CEDARVIEW FOUR man Sum 513 HILLCREST - Town's largest to campus. 1-5-28 (17) 486-0460 after 5 p.m. 5-5-28 (21) Call NORTH POINTE APART¬ D for luxurious hir¬ utilities, 10 minutes lo MSU. mer sublease, air, furnished, bus apartments. 1-2 bedrooms, bright sublet, Pennytane 349-9600 daily, other times 339- MENTS, off M-78 and Haslett er stop, negotiable. 332-8996. Z 64 3 ly furnished. Dishwasher, air, se FURNISHED UPSTAIRS bed- TWO MALES needed for summer 2BEDROOM, unfurnished, 3 miles 8192,1-468-3867. Road, 332-6354, evenings 361- own room, central 8-6 4 1241 (12) curity doors. Nice building, neigh- room, beautiful in coed house. Close, option fall. from 1173. PEEZ REAL ESTATE. C-20- house. June 15th, tgher pod, sauna, rent campus. 4198/month. 361- borhood. $160-$ 185 summer; from Sept. 15th. Walking distance to 489-1391, 349 2833. Z-3-5-28 (13) 1483. After 5. 349-4708 SUMMER AND fall. Female to X-C-20-5-31 (47) f3937251. Z-6*4I19I - 2 6-61 ON CAMPUS 227 Bogue, I $200 fall. 351-3157 before 7, after campus, parking, huge backyard, share large two bedroom apart¬ bedroom furnished, $170. 10. 3 5-28 (27) SIX BEDROOM house, sublet for SUMMER TERM 6 week leases Single washer-dryer. Rent $105, (nego- I SUBLET one bedroom. - ment. Partially turnished. 3516312 at 4225. University Villa, 635 girls, or married couples summer tiable). 332-8339. 6-6-4 (22) summer. Park Lake Road. 332 («. Hagadom and Has- SPARROW NEAR. 2 bedrooms Shirley, mornings. Z 3-5-27 (151 sublet. 489-5922 or 351-8575. 0-6- 125 HAGADORN-bnghtty decora- 3611. Z-5-6-2 112) * Abbott Road. 351-7910 or 332 ,th. 351-9466. Z-6-6- furnished, utilities. 4166/month' 3312. 15-64 1161 6-3(18) ted, carpeted, 1-bedroom unfur- FURNISHED 4 bedroom house % CM aher 5 p.m. 4846159. NEED 2 females for 4 person. FM, nished, dishwasher, air, security SUMMER-FOUR bedroom house, 4-568 miles from campus, $250/month, block horn Berkey, 487. 365-7137! SUMMER SUBLET apartments, doors. Wide lawns yet $295/month, located opposite adjacent Call 394-1168. 6-6-4 (12) Z 3-5-27 (12) reduced rent, 1-2 people, furnish MSU, shopping. $190. 332-8516 Hubbard, garden plot. 351 5772 MSU AREA, Okamos 2 bedroom. tMCIAI. ed, close, own bath. 337-0158. evenings. 3-5-28 (21) LARGE FURNISHED carpeted 5 Z-5-6-2 (12) Furnished, carpeted, air condhion FEMALE NEEDED for summer, no ALL APARTMENTS Z 54-2 (12) bedroom house $275/month sum- ing, modem. 4160. Heat included, deposit, swimming pool, air condi 1 bdrm from *130 EAST SIDE attractive studio, mer, fall option. 394-1168. 6^4 FALL, OWN room in house short term, 3 months. tioning. Call 332-4941 Kings Point completely furnished, all utilities female. $87 plus utilities, washer 349-2580 2 bdrm from '145 HOUSE SITTER wanted. Must be 8-6-4 (18) East. Z-5-6-1 (151 paid, swimming pool privileges. dryer. 353-7379. Z 3 5-28 (12) >niv phi pool responsible female. Small 1 bed¬ $85/month. Phone 489-2617. 3-5- COUNTRY LIVING, 5 bedroom «t« HASLETT. LUXURY 2 bedroom. FALL ONE man to share two room completely furnished town- 28(16) house ten minutes south of cam¬ REDUCED SUMMER rate, 2 fe 114 baths, bedroom apartment. Close. 361- pasmi house in south Lansing. Rent is males, own room, block from LtUtasldcMps fireplace, air. Ca* 35,-3946 after 5 p.m. 5-6-1 (12) 7227 aher four. Z-4-5-28 (12) FOR Inn America's $75/month. You take care of GARDEN COTTAGES - cute 1- pus. $250/month summer, fall plants and cat. Mid June to mid option. 394-1168. 6-6-4 (16) campus. 332 4725, 353 1207 . 3 5 Iwawa* SUBLEASE ONE bedroom sum¬ SUBLET TWYCKINGHAM, avail¬ heated pool 351 -7910 September. Call 882-3013. 3-5-28 bedroom newly-furnished bunga¬ lows close-in MSU. Sun and play JUNE 15th. 28(12) (34) Spacious 54 man, mer, furnished, rent, able June 15. Two resident managers on wide lawns. Summer $170. furnished, large living room, fire¬ LAKEFRONT COTTAGE, ne bedroom fumisfi- security de¬ bedroom, or sun. posit, negotiable/after 6:00, 337- furnished, air, pool. 4150. 337- Also fall. 337-7111 after 4 p.m. place, 2 baths, ample parking. 3 mer, two or three bedroom fur s. 124 Cedar Street, halstiad mat. FRANDOR LARGE, quiet, 1 bed¬ 0533. 4-5-28 112) 0648. Z-3-5-27 (121 3-5-28 (23) blocks from campus on M.A.C. nished, choice! Call 339 8347 room completely furnished. g. $182. 129 Burcham Bus, Z-3-5-28 (12) Summer rent only $450/month, 2. Year lease required JUNE NEED ONE or two women for 1 WOMAN ROOMMATE. Share shopping, laundry, lighted park¬ ONE FEMALE needed for RENTALS, 5 bedroom ing. $165/month plus heat and summer STE-MAR REALTY 489-2431. 64- ne or September. Heat house, 2 blocks from campus, bedroom apartment. 462/month. spacious 1 bedroom apartment, Capitol Villa. 4-man, $45. Call 4(27) FALL, FEMALES needed. Huge i Damage deposit requir- electric. Prefer married or grads, super clean and neat, 3 bedroom 337 1548. Z-3-5-27 (12) pool. Phone 485-7168, 8:30 a.m. - 332 3882. Z-3-5-28 112) furnished rooms in attractive new 5:00 p.m. 6-5-27 (12) children welcome. No pets. Col¬ P6I 2402 days. B-5. 882 house-off expressway - Lake Lan¬ lect: Westphalia, 1-587-6680. 7-6-4 GROVE STREET two bedrooms house. Close. 355-7173. Z 3 5 28 S. 6-9 p.m. 0-9-5-28 sing Road, two 3 bedroom apart¬ SUMMER; ONE bedroom, two SUBLEASE TWYCKINGHAM summer sublease, 351-9015 rent (12) TWO PERSONS needed to share (29) ments, near downtown Lansing. persons; close; air; furnished; 475 apartments beginning June 16th. negotiable. Randy or Fred. Z-2-5- All units way above apartments for the summer. $30/ $245, two bedroom furnished, air, 28 SUMMER LEASE average. per person. 332 2604. Z-36-28 (12) NOW LEASING, H2| on 5 person month. Call Rusty, 332-3361. &*- new one bed¬ pi SUBLEASE, responsi- Please call 484-8064. 351-5312. and pool. 351-4013. Z-3-5-28 (14) house, 642 Virginia, partially fur i, large 3 bedroom SUMMER SUBLEASE Twycking- 27(14) room unfurnished, close in. Call 4 BEDROOM furnished, 124 North _ 86-41371 351-4417 after 5 p.m. or stop by niihed, ample parking, anyone «. Central air, pod, 8 ham. One woman needed, pool. Francis Street. $320/month plus interested with meet owner Fri ,. 349-3807. Z-5-6-3 SUMMER SUBLET one bedroom apartments, furnished, air, carpet 456. Phone 337-0392.2-3-5-28(12) SPACIOUS FURNISHED luxury 2 bedroom apartments. University 410 West Saginaw. 10-6-2 (18) j Houses i|tj utilities. 485-1353 after 6 p.m. 3-5-28 (14) day, May 28th, (22) at 6 p.m. 3 5 28 Terrace across from campus SHARE 2 bedroom NEED ONE girl to share beautiful apartment. ed. 4150/month, 332 6861. Z-3-5- Summer sublease $150/month Pool, air conditioning. Own OWN ROOM $73. Available OPENING IN house for summer ummer sublet, 27 1121 apartment for summer. Call 351- room. June NEWLY AVAILABLE house 5 e duplex, own ?hone 332-5420 or 332-5993. 7-6-4 Negotiable. Call 337 2367. 7 5-28 15, fall option. 332 3026, across $55/month. Own room with lots of 8106. Z-3-5-28 (12) bedrooms, completely furnished, to campus, 475. 119) from campus, Keith. Z-2-5-Z7 f 12) space. Female. 170 Stoddard. I attractive, close, clean. 372-8533, 3324994. Z-3-5-28 (17) 126-84 (16) 355-3236. Z-3-5-27 (12) JlVANIA AVENUE south, e bedroom, utilities bmonth plus deposit, THE STATE NEWS YELLOW PAGE | June 15th. 6Z7-5454. * i ft SUBLET two bedroom, 11160. i, carpet, available Between 66 p.m. Business Service Directory ■ Z-563 (14) ★ Save Time ★Save If bedroom apartments, Money Jr plants, ■3371590. 3 blocks Z 36-1 (12) to Dependable Firms and Individuals Ready and Eager to serve you AUTO SERVICE CHILDRENS SHOES 6IFTS I JEWELRY IMPRINTING TOBACCONIST TRAVEL BUD'S KAINCO SlfMTS I KTTERI.VG now hear this from the tof hinge At the store with the red door: AUTO PARTS, Coral & Jade 2nd Floor University Moll We hove le stock ■ - TWO room carpet •Cigarette 6jc ad apartment in room- Jewelry & Gifts Shermea Deekill - Sebreioe - plot summer. 351-9434. me. Bring this ad & get 'Pipe Tobaccot bf 1774 - Three Star - eed 20 Red Deer Free twig calendar or MSU beer mug with Hee C0LLE6E TRAYEL o female room- LATE MODEL * Widths B FEE •Piper by Savinelli * in Cedar Vil- * Orthopedic Shoes •5 purchase! WARNING 332-4269 OFFICE 6, 3568870. Z 3 61 MOTORS AND * PARTS A SPECIALITY * Tap and Ballet P.F. Flyers University Mall 130W.Grand River * 2nd Floor East Laming Cowboy Boots 220MAC CMnjoLelLs Shop * I ONE House Slippers ■unmet with fall option. block from 361-4747 Eeat Lansing 351-5010 >361.8805. Z-3-6-1 112) BAKERY DAY CARE CERTER PROMOTION OPTOMETRIST SPORTS EQUIPMENT gSOUTH, near Spanow, ZOOM IN ON i, «i, partially furnished, fireplace, carpeting, CO-OPTICAL Hockey Equipment & -A BUSINESS! ». 351-7497. 066-4 SERVICES Bicycles ■—fiSL* ADVERTISE ilHtlaechf'iOafy ■ STREET, near Spanow, WEEKLY plage, partially fumish- THE CHRISTIAN IN Puck And Jh. available now, 4115. 14864 CHILD CARE THE • ETES EXAMINED Pedal Pro Shop ■ street, Bkdroom, near Sparrow, ground level. Hood Decorated Cakes For All Occasion! Delivered To Your Dorm Or Apartmont CENTER • Full or half day care |l BUSINESS DIRECTORY • GLASSES • CONTACT LENS See' Unto Oech" CobtnuA/i ■ Milabte now, $130. • Christian atmosphere 1)311.GraefUw Pre Shop BRIDAL SHOP JEWELRY 4I4IJI7 355-8255 lncfcfkMtkie |W*4 (I4I Payment due whan 54" Dannon Yogurt 29« CONTACT LENS wedding cakes. MTMHltS Open Thursday Evenings 'Layer Cuts Odd sizes to order SERVICES 15972 Turner, laming •Latest Styling RANDALL HEALTH FOOD You Just Did! Call 372 - 5941 for 337-1314 319 E. Grand River Ave. wo men for four Aaeo ■addtafCa. oppt. East Lansing, Michigan •Women's Haircuts J Brookfiold Ploza _ ... Summer, pool. 405 Cherry t Kalamazoo CALL ANN 1121 8 - 6:30 Mon. - Fri. 1311 E. Grand Rivor CATERING SERVICE RECEPTIONS Phone 437-4995 366-3359 332-5392 355-8255 B1*® bedroom, 2 bath, M.S.U. ■". own HI6HLANB HILLS room, pool, CALCULATORS PROMOTION HOUSEWARES PLANTS STEREO REPAIR ^3143. Z*64 1121 Union Catering GOLF CLUB "Catering Specialists" ■ APART- Discount Kitchen, gupboard Banquet Facilities Mi i?*500" Reasonable. needed sum- Calculators I gadgets for the gourmet Cactus-Corner 'Wedding Receptions 'Breakfasts, Luncheons, for wedding Receptions ■ *•3*11121 Torrarlum-largo Dinners 'Bar 300, people ★ Hewlett Packard specimen Setups Js STUDIOS 240 West ★ Kings Cacti end succulents PROFESSIONAL AUDIO •Take-out Service reasonable rates M« Point 'Meeting Rooms and catered meals, Lansing. Fumeh- Exotic Plant manual and REPAIR cocktail lounge r' "i separate room. ★Texas' Equipment other cactus books • Three full - time professionally corner of US 27 North and ■ 12*J°un 3-628 1181 8-tracks and clean used albums Call Jennifer,332-0709 llene mes¬ candidate's name." BEAUTIFUL CLEAN house avail¬ privileges, private home. Near bus, off street parking. 4876390. 381 bought and sold. WILCOX SEC¬ sage). 3-827 (121 People's Yellow Pages lists free, He added: "If to TWO ROOMS sublease summer able for rent summer or preferably CANOE THE MISSISSIPPI? Join nonprofit community services in full year. 4 bedroom. ONDHAND STORE and TRAD¬ IRENE ORR. Theses, term papers, anything, it m spacious house, $80 each plus % block to 23 others for 11-week fall or winter ING POST, 509 East Michigan the Lansing area. Copies available is utilities. campus. 332-5112 for information. general typing. Formerly with Ann at Co-op office, 31 IB Student continuing to e, Evergreen. 332-3955. Z-3- ROOMS, LARGE. Friendly house. trip. Also 15-day Wilderness Avenue, (big 6281121 Z-3-627 (201 green building). 485- Brown. Call 374-8645. After 6 Services Bldg. open. The Califoria pri Two blocks from campus. Sum¬ Camping Leadership Workshops 4391. C-4-5-28 (86) critical." mer sub-lease, fall option. 332- in August and September. For p.m., 482-7487. C-3828 (161 FOUR-BEDROOM upstairs house, HOUSE FOR rent, East side brochures The Creative 0545 Paul, Dave. 12-6-4 (15) contact Dr. Clifford PRE-OPENING SALE now in pro¬ Woman's summer, furnished, near campus, Lansing. $150 per month. Summer ANN BROWN PRINTING AND .1.1. East Lansing Borbas, Pine River Canoe Camp, gress. Mattress or box spring twin Cooperative will meet at 8:30 parking, $320 month. Cindy or only. 351-5323. 8-6-4 (12) TYPING. Dissertations, resumes, ter Rogers Debbi, 332-3574. S-5-6-2 (15) SUMMER SUBLET 5 rooms $65- WOMEN ONLY, quiet single rooms in private home. Kitchen, 918 Lantern Hill, East Lansing. Or call 484-9158. 254-2 (42) size $39.95 each, five year war- antee. Western Spanish bedroom general printing. Serving MSU for tonight in the Union Mural Room. For information call Jan Zerfas or Shock close-in, no parking. Central air 26 years with complete theses Virginia Bemis. RENT NEGOTIABLE. Two rooms suite five pieces $279., decorator $85/month. 3 blocks to campus. service. 349-0850. C-20828 (191 conditioning. Three for five week DORM PLATFORM beds under¬ pillows two for $6.95. Shop at THE debated I in furnished five bedroom house. Nice summer house. 337-0269. - Three miles from campus. Sum¬ summer, one for fall, winter, neath, built with cabinet, book¬ FURNITURE STOP, 1027 West Meeting at the Union et 7 p.m. Z-3-5-27 (15) PROFESSIONAL TYPING for bus¬ of Project 1225. Banquet prepara¬ mer. 332-0773, 332-5876. Z-7-6-4 spring year period. 332-0647 after case. hammock, 2 chairs, shelf Saginaw, corner of Logan. Phone inesses. And students. Satisfac¬ tions will be made, organizational 5:15 p.m. 5-5-28 (31) 4889728. 884 (411 OKEMOS SUBLET 2 bedroom rug, 2 lights and switch. Disas¬ tion guaranteed. Call 394-3417. structure change contemplated. sembles. 3536121. Z 2-528 (19) 1284 (12) ph/s/'c/al house, river, $235. June 18 - EAST SIDE (Lansing) five bed¬ QUIET CLEAN place for student. EPIPHONE GUITAR excellent September 18. 349-4286, 353- brand new condition $260 new. Angel Flight, American Red rooms, furnished. Twelve month Available for summer only. Close TEN SPEED Varsity $20. Epiphone 9127. 5-6-1 (13) JUDITH CARMEN. Term papers Cross and Arnold Air Society lease, $250. Start June 15. 676- to campus. Call 337-2666. 4-628 Best offer, desperate, must sell by 1557. 10-6-4 (14) folk/case $50. Panasonic cassette deck, bast offer. 332-3611. E-Z8 Friday. 882-5005 after 5 p.m. typed May 24 393-4672. 6628 (12) - June 11. Call blood drive all day Thursday and MIAMI BEACH I sol Detail SUMMER, FALL option, four 3-627 (18) Friday at Shaw Had. American psychiatrisi man, two bedroom/baths, air, 83 114) SUMMER SUBLEASE 2397 Ab¬ utilities, close, 351-8540. 5-627 CAMPUS ONE block furnished, problem which won't 1 bott. One person needed for 4 kitchen, reduced summer rent. the use of ECT to 10:00 bedroom spacious townhouse, 337-2304 or STE-MAR REALTY 5 SPEED BIKE, $40. Dorm refriger¬ Aiinals Spectators welcome! The mental disturbances utjfl 15) Price Is Right ator $60. Both excellent Ilent condition. (12) Society for Creative Anachronism yard, ample parking, with bus 4882431. 881 113) Call Jim, 3683725. Z-3-628 (12) lt!l Celshrity Sweopstali EAST LANSING 5132 JoOon. hosts the fabulous Crown Tourney beings. died Ads service. Surprising low rate. Call TRYING TO sell your pet? Be COMPLETE DISSERTATION and Close to campus, deluxe 2 bed¬ ONE BEDROOM in five bedroom Saturday at Demonstration Hall. Psychiatrists us now, 351-7066. 8628 (241 QUEEN SIZE waterbed, liner, smartl Call Elaine, State News service. Costumes will be provided. because they dislike i «e Street room duplex. Rec room, $235/ house, summer, one block from resume Printing, IBM stained wooden frame. Asking Classified. 3558255. typing, binding. Printing from your FEMALE NEEDED i sublease month with lease. 349-0633.3-628 campus. 351-0800. Z 3827 (121 ry raised by the fa $45. Brad, 351-5772 E-Z-582I12I plain paper originals. Corner Artwork of human environment 10:23 room in house for summer, $50/ REGISTERED QUARTER horses, term, "electroconvul' month. 10 minutes from campus. LARGE BEDROOM private bath 5 weanlings, yearlings, well-started M.A.C. and Grand River. Below and design students will be dis¬ py." The layman's tn Jkjnui Message SUMMER SUBLET 3 bedrooms in DOUBLE BED and metal frame. Jones Stationary Shop, 85 p.m., played May 25 through 28,9 a.m. I 10:30 332-1691. Z 3-628 1161 miles campus. Sublet summer, $50. Oak rocking chair, $30. Phone 2 year olds and bred mares. Priced "electric shock IreatA duplex two blocks from campus. $80/month. 810 p.m.; 3484936. rightl TRIPLE T, Laingsburg. Monday-Friday. Call COPY- to 11 p.m. in 334 Union. several movies have ■ I'll High Rollers $55 month, 351-3225. Z883 (12) 8B2-6447, Z-3828 (121 GRAPH SERVICE, 337-1666. C- BtoitW/Oennis Wholey CHRISTIAN HOUSE needs wom¬ 4-628 (131 Phone 6416665. 4-82 (20) 28628 (31) Campus Crusade for Christ graphically a" en, summer $75/month, across horror. I'Orestun from Akers. Interview, 351-7844. 1023, 1027 East Grand River. 5 ROOM AVAILABLE now for male, CALCULATOR HEWLETT-Pack- ENGLISH SETTER puppies-excel¬ meeting at 7 tonight for fellowship ■ ■t The Banl: students each. Furnished, avail¬ ard 25. $156. CaH between 67 THESES, TERM papers, scientific, in 100 Engineering Bldg. Students The ECT problem j 66-1 (121 close to Union, parking. 443 Grove lent temperment and hunting 1*01 Night legal, IBM (pica-elite) typing, able June 15,372-1411.10-84 (131 Street. 332-0206. 4-828 (131 p.m. Ask for Robert, 3494160. speaking on summer ministries. larly acute now beta# SHARE FULLY equipped house. Z4,628 (12) background. Reasonably priced. 394-1683. 1083 (12) JOHN CALHOUN, 332-2078. 86 emergence of consunj |«k»tVan Dyke 1 Co-op hostel guides are inl Get Today Close, own room. Vacancies May 4 BEDROOM house near Sparrow MEN NEEDED for 4 man apart¬ NIKKORMAT FTN, 55mm micro, yours today in the Co-op office, ing groups. They ha 11:00 30, June 15, August. $75/month Hospital. Fully carpeted, excellent ment. Own room, furnished, all 135mm, accessories, perfect con¬ TOY COLI IE pup, 8 weeks, male, EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis¬ 311B Student Services Bldg. pressuring legislator! pules plus utilities. 351-7989. X-6627 student rental. 351-1547. 8627 utilities laws which would J paid, $90/month. 351- tri-colored. AKC registered. $125. sertation, (pica-elite). FAYANN, 1161 9369. 4-628115) dition, $460 or best offer. Call Gary 6782960. 2-627 (12) medical specialists I* 332-8432 evenings. Z-3827 (16) 489-0358. C-28628 1121 Women interested in producing 111) Wheel 01 Fortune AMHERST, THREE bedroom mo¬ 3 BEDROOM feminist radio show, "Women's decide use of ««L ibl Street house, 724 Johnson, 536 ABBOTT-526 Sunset, avail¬ PYTHONS AND Boas. All captive treatments, such ail bile home. Furnished, $400 for entire summer. $225/month in fall. available June 10th. Call 332-2419 or 484-3359. 1084(12) able June 13, $16$18 per week. Utilities, parking, cooking. Lease MARSHALL'S RECORD Depart¬ ment offers every type of music. bred. Excellent conditions. Must sell, 3560818. 381 (12) | Car Pill Voice," WKAR 870 AM, Sundays, 4:30 to 5, come to Women's grounds that the IP | ft" 01 Night jftllake A Deal Campus 1 mile. 393-6966 after 4 Rock, blues, classical, jazz. MAR¬ Media Collective meetings at 7 violate the constitutw •hit to September 4. Call 361-5B47. LOOKING TO share ride for Company p.m. 8827 (20) SUMMER LEASING 884(201 SHALL MUSIC. East Lansing. p.m. Thursdays in Union Lounge. of individual patients rooms avail¬ THREE YEAR old registered Ara6 summer term from Oak Park No radio experience necessary. ptPorlVoman Only ASK FOR Jenny at EQUITY VEST able for groups or singles, furnish¬ ed, carpeted. Call 351-7398. Z-78 361-7830. C-1-627 (17) ian stallion, gentle. $1000 or best 1-313-5467853. 8628(12) One anti-electricsl| for special reduced summer rates, AVAILABLE NOW on Burcham, offer. Days 313-1-764-7285. even¬ MSU Simulation Society meets ment group Pre! 11:30 4(12) MCINTOSH MC-2105 Amplifier. on 3, 4, 5 bedroom homes. furnished room, kitchen privileges, C-26 pre-amp. The ultimate in ings 313-1-9980631. Z-3828 (17) in Union Oak Room each Sunday champion before a i And Restless □MUD vention ot the I utilities included, summer only $60 *e Of lifj Available June 15, in East Lansing. euphonious stereo. $925. 337- from 1 to 6 p.m. Bring your THREE, FOUR, five bedroom per month. Call EQUITY-VEST American Psychiau 484-9472 or evenings 351-3305. 7996, 361-8875. 381 (131 favorite games. Meet other houses available June 15th, spe¬ 484-9472. Evenings 482-5426. 6 0-6828 (271 cial summer rates. Phone EQUITY 4-828 121) gamers. here. r" Hsppy Oays It's garage, basement, attic and 34 POINT, natural emerald, eleven Dr. John Pried 'dendat 34 PERSON duplex, summer and VEST INCORPORATED 484-9472 closet cleaning time. Clean out fall, furnished. Call 669-9939. X-30- 81 (12) (19) evenings, 482-5426. 818628 ROOMS AND apartments. Fur¬ nished, close. Summer only, re¬ small diamonds ring, $300. Best offer 351-5625. Z-2-628 (12) [MokHt Hoats j and sell unused items with a Classified Ad. Call 355-8256 To- Study, relax, meet new friends at Shalom Center. Open Monday gist at the gon, who has Universe written! duced rates. through Thursday from 10 a.m. to the subject aimed 6628112) Evenings 332-1095. AT OUR prices get that emergen¬ HORIZON 12 X 60, Mobile Home 5 p.m., located above the Campus j SPECIAL SUMMER rates reduced FEMALE, OWN room available cy pair of glasses, OPTICAL Manor. Furnished, air conditioned. Book Store. spoke during a 3'J for students looking for a house or room in East Lansing. Call Dave at summer, fall. Quiet, pleasant neighborhood. Available June BETSY CAN help you find a DISCOUNT. 2617 East Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. C-6628 (16) Moving, $3900. 332-2437, 372- 6875. 1882 (131 ROOMMATE WANTED: grad fe¬ male; one bedroom apartment. Weather permitting, Soaring discussion of M-' 300 psychiatrists- "| I anuts 482-5426 evenings. 0-8-5-28 (20) 15th. 332-5254. Z-581 (13) furnished room in an East Lansing 337-1361. Night: 332-1730, Pat Club flights Saturday and Sunday, He said his study | kliulz SUMMER ONLY: 2 spacious bed¬ rooming house. Kitchen privileges, utilities included. Call her at MOVING SALE: bed, furniture, NEW MOON '68 12 x 57. Storage Lawton. 3-828 (121 10 a.m. to dusk at Ionia County shows that ECT al*l CALL EQUITY VEST for 2 to 6 shed, new furnace. Call 694-1415 bedroom homes. Now leasing for rooms. Access to complete house. EQUITY VEST, 484-9472. 08628 household goods, through Friday after two, or weekends. 683 (15) Airport. Phone number at intra¬ in severe "'""J summer and fall. 484-9472 686 Furnished. Two kitchens and 1241 9-8,2444 East Lake Lansing Road. mural department office. memory loss and T 28(161 bathrooms. 351-7473. S-581 (15) TWO ROOMS in Z-3-628 (14) FRIENDLY 10 x 55 Liberty, close ^,oind Town. Need accurate career informa¬ to store memory- any new ^ country house. to MSU, shed, partially furnished, tion? Visit Career Resource Cen¬ ROOMS AVAILABLE in nice 15 miles to campus. Should have OLD ANTIQUE Phone Booth, Even though « MODERN HOUSES and duplexes. $2600. Call 337-2768.8627 (12) ter, MSU Counseling Center, 207 good condition. 460/best offer, Three - seven bedrooms. Most house, close to campus. $73.50/ own transportation. Available 3566602, Eric. Z-481 (12) Student Services Bldg., 8 ».m. to patient, able'or*! carpeted, laundries, dishwashers. month. 332-3026. Z-682 (12) June 1st, $60/month plus utilities. r noon and 1 to 6 p.m. Monday risks, requests ECTJ Eveninqs, 332-1095. 620-5-31 (131 OWN ROOM in big house. One 4663905.48281211 16SPEED. Bottecchia Giro de List t rind l|qT through Friday. declared, "wo selves whether Italia. Campagnola equipped. Ex¬ EAST LANSING furnished block from campus, female for GIRLS SINGLE rooms quiet, good cellent condition, $250. John 332- FOUND: CAT. adult female, Sigma Delta Chi, Society of sworn to the Hi. houses, up to 5 man. Available summer. $65/month, 351-6373. rates, for summer term, close to Profoselonel Journalists, wel¬ should be often"! 1783. Z-3828 (12) bleached Calico. Near Ok) World Union. Call after 5:00 361-5076 September. Phone 337-9412.884 6627 (15) Mall. In East Lansing. 351-9196. at "special rates" in our comes all new members The APA k« 7841161 BOB DYLAN BIRTHDAY SALEI 3-627 (13) Town column. Call Vicki, 366 enthusiastically. Initiation dinner ready for rebut"1 SUMMER SUBLET 3 bedroom Giant silky tapestries, $5 each. JuriS 1. CaD Donna Bakun. THREE OR OCCUPANCY FALL Clean mod¬ 8256. Frankel of Bos"."-, four man duplex, house. Furnished, carpeted, back¬ Regularly $8. Hundreds of T-shirt SET OF car keys lost Friday em rooming house. Close to deigns. Oil pipes and paraphren- afternoon behind Kreege by river. Open Meeting for students In¬ summer-option fall, close, Stod¬ dard, $270.351-7573. Z-3-5-27 (121 yard, porch, $230. Call 4880256. Z-3-627 (12) campus. $105/month. 332-1128, aka. WHITE MONKEY, 226 A6 Pleaee call 363-1943 as soon as Thinking about a mobile home? Be sure to read the mobile home ada terested In the Winter Term in which studied the I Usa. 481 (131 bott.10 s.m. - 9 p.m. 3828 (271 poeaMe. Z-3828 (19) Mexico program, 4:00 this after¬ and whether la*5 "r on the Classified pages. control it- noon, 204 International Center. uirhiaon State Newt, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 27, 1976 13 THE SMALL SOCIETY bY Brickman [programs OFFICIALLY, I M&AM - |Vid» Evtrydoy - All Rights Rturvtd - Dickinson Nmpoptr Soviets 'j itr 25 WEmV, Saglnot ll.Crwk V Eoit Laming 50 WKBD-' 11:55 5:45 AM (3-6) News 6:00 (2-34-5-6-7-8-10- 11:49 liaious Town Hall 12:00 NOON 12) Mary Hartman (2-5-6-8-13-25) News 12-13-2541) New (9) Beverly Hillbillies (3-6-25) Movie (3) Young & Restless (14) Sports & Travel World 12:00 MIDNIGHT (23) Images Of Aging (9) Movie (4) To Tell The Troth (50) Brady Bunch (23) Making It Count (7-12-41) Let's Make A Deal 12:15 AM (9) Bob McLean 6:30 (2) Movie m 8 Country Almanac (10) Fun Factory (34-5-0-9-10-12-25) New 6:30 Lege Of Lifelong Learning (23) Masterpiece Theatre (50) Bugs Bunny (13) Adam-12 MOVIES DOONESBURY (41) Movie by Garry Trudeau \) Summer Semester (6) Almanac 12:20 PM (50) Lucy 9:00 AM jaoom 12:30 7:00 (7) "Ziegfeld Follies" (PT.2) Fred |f College (2-3-6-25) Search For Tomorrow (2 7-8-14) New Astaire, Gene Kelly. Musical. ■ Of Mich. Presents gomtor brown, how (4) News (3) Concentration 1 find it vbryalarm- Iteration Second Chance (4) Bowling For SS (131 "Dawn Patrol" Errol Flynn, do you feel about we ng. ronald rea6an s [r i believe thatmr. ford governor, (5-10) Take My Advice David Niven. YJar drama. recent turnaboutin has reacted despbtathy ws&Farm (5) Ironside a dangerous jin60/ and areyoure- well, i j (7-12-1341) All My Children the republican race to the reagan challenge, ferr/n6v dontwant no Show (6) Hogan's Heroes 1:00 PM even more alarmin5, he's i (B) Mike Douglas for the nomination? especially in his use nebraska's v get too 6:45 (9) "Mother Wore Tights" w0n6 the president (9) (10-50) Michigan Lottery Betty of thekir0na6e pre¬ newsub- specific.. eming Edition Celebrity Cooks (12) Brady Bunch Grable, Dan Dailay. Story of a into one, too.' rogatives of h/s^. (50) Lucy vaudeville team. 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Tale (7-12-1341) Barney Miller of a mysterious Chinese (7-1341) Break The Bank (9) Musical Worid magical (12) Mary Hartmen proprietor of a circus. (14) New (23) Nova 12:00 MIDNIGHT (23) Lowell Thomas 8:30 3:00 (0) "The Ambushers" Dean 9:00 ■Today (2-3-6-25) All In The Family Martin, Janice Rule. Spy spoof. (2-3-6-25) NBA Championship (4-5-8-10) Another World (7-12-1341) Streets Of San 12:15 AM (7-12-1341) General Hospital (2) "Man On The Outside" Loren Francisco (9) Insight Greene. Man sees his son's death. 3:30 (9) Our Fallow Americans (14) Classified Ads 2:15 (2) "Return Of Frank James" PROFESSOR PHUMBLE rse 3 (2-3-6-25) Match Game (23) The Olympiad (7-12-1141) One Ufa To Live Henry Fonda. Frank Jamas sets by Bill Yates 9:30 (9) 30 From StJohn out to avanga his brother's (4-5-0-10) Pursuit Of Happiness death. (23) Lilias. Yoga & You (9) Points East, Points West (50) Popeye 4:00 (50) Dinahl /lu), co/afo$, 10:00 In «mi (2) Mike Douglas (7-12-1341) New Closaup TONIGHT- pUfrJEA^'retar (3) Tattletales (9) Oe Toqueville's America klpofthemaw (4) Lassie (23) Bill Moyars' Journal thf r.P* ofJ 0. East tar Lansing Rogers (5) Dark Shadow (6) Confetti (7) Edge Of Night (5) Gilligan's Island 10:30 (9) All Around The Circle (4-5-7-8-9- 11:00 mui Hi* gloop fop- ItfTfWTlO/JAU (9) It's Your Choice 110) Vegetable Soup (12) Love American Style (13) Bewitched 10-12-13-23) Naw (41) Mary Hartman (50) Groucho 11:15 «FEII PfTAlU (23) Mister Rogers (2-3-6-25) Naw Bottled Beer (251 Yogi 8 Friends (41) Speed Racer (9) Nightbeat 11:20 Special I (50)3 Stooges 4:30 11:30 (4-5-8-10) Tonight Show FRANK & ERNEST LIZARD* UNDemtXJND (3) Dinah! (7-12-1341) Mannix & Magician by Bob Thaves (4) Mod Squad (23) MacNed Report (5-7) Movies (50) Movie 10% MSU DISCOUNT (6-8) Partridge Family (9-12) Andy Griffith (10) Mickey Mouse Club THREE DAYs I stkT HERE, FA*TING c ma Street (13) Lucy THURSDAY'S AND WAITING...WAITING AND \ 10:23 (14) Closeup FASTING...WHEN £uDDENLV ■•ligious Message 10:30 (23) Sesame Street THE SKY WAS RENT ■HI High Rollers (25) Adams Family and thiS Boohing TtroitW/Oennis Wholsy (41) Green Acres ■■Oressun (50) Flintstonas VOICE SAID, 8:00 PM 9:30 EVENING •ah The San I: k Of Night 5:00 PM (CBS) The Waltons (R) Grandpa refuses to attend (NBC) The Pursuit of Happ'ness 'SoKRV, SIR, THAT'S A Bicentennial special narrated (idroit d: Van Dyke (6-8) Ironsida big reunion. a David Brinkley. by N0T MY MOUNTAIN." Today (9) Jaannie 11:00 (10) Family Affair (NBC) Thursday Night At The, littles (12) Partridge Family Movies 10:00 (13) Beverly Hillbillies 'Beyond The Bermuda Triangle" (ABC) New Closeup (14) Facts & Fun Fred MacMurray, Donna M Is. "American Schools: Flunking The Test" Documentary. (25) Lucy Married couple disappear on their f(arma CROSSWORD sua man nana (41) Mod Squad (50) The Monkees 5:30 honeymoon. 8:30 (NBC) Tonight Show 11:30 Record Shoppw © "mS PUZZLE 24. In flight □an miaannai sacoa nsu ass auaaaa1*) in (ABC) Barney Miller Johnny Carson is host. (2) Ad.m-12 (4-13-14) New '?rotuCtion" (R) A protection racket has started in the precinct 1. Size of 6 paper Gypsy boy printing 27. Reduce in rank 29. Victor 31. Spruce up UVA uuD3 aanaaaa (9) Bewitched because of (ABC) Mannix (10) Andy Griffith a rumor. "A View Of Nowhere" Mannix is 11. Goddess of 32. Cooking snas nun aa 9:00 peace necessity □a aaaasgg (12) Lucy being framed for murder.- 12. Anchored 33. 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Windmill sail 25. Peruke 25 i ii TB z 22 23 26. Kinder _J l"1 28. Wire Z _ measurement i j3i~ sr 30. More 1 unusual ' It ST P 37 ■ 59 34. live 36. location *2 □ H3~ 37. Which kind 39. Amble r 40. Hot many E r~ W W 41. Armpit 42. Anchor tackle 44. Japanese sash 45. Cherry - 1 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 27,,, Product aerates chickens' coops Humphrey-Hawkins bill defim WASHINGTON (AP) - One will always be long run," and the actual per¬ claim the benefits will a degree of generally considered a 4 per outweigh By MICHAEL SAVEL eggs, then go into a restaurant Dll of the liveliest economic de- residual unemployment- cent level as "full employment." centages will vary, he says. the costs. * But the costs State News Staff Writer and not feel uncomfortable," bates in Congress and on the Q - What would the legisla¬ The of „ , I including the hard-core "unem But Alan Greenspan, chairper¬ The days of wearing gas masks and putting clothespins Breuker said. "Another said that if he goes into his hog barn presidential campaign is over the Humphrey-Hawkins bill, a ployables" and some persons son of President Ford's Council tion cost? A - The Ford Administration, the difficulty in predicting cost arises because offset by and i ^ who are in the process of going of Economic Advisers, claims impossible to tell in advance on noses may be over for the for a little while and when he measure that seeks to dramati- from one job to another, setting any rate as "full employ¬ which opposes it, says the how many government public creasPvilti°nco,t«Md1 owners of chicken coops and swine farms, if the Poultry comes out and gets into his car he can hardly tell he was in the caliy reduce unemployment by Economists disagree on the 3 ment" is foolhardy. Full em¬ program will cost as much as service jobs might be needed to me X noted the office providing more jobs. per cent figure, however. ployment is just "the highest $30 billion annually. Sponsors achieve the 3 per cent it estirr Science Dept. gets positive barn. Before using the sub¬ Sponsored by Sen. Hubert figure. During the Kennedy-Johnson level of productive employment say the cost will be consider¬ annua costs of the results from tests of a new odor stance this was not possible," Humphrey, D-Minn., and Rep. years, government economists which is sustainable over the ably less and, in any event, they Every percentage point of Hawkins bill would suppressant. he said. Augustus Hawkins, D-Calif., unemployment ln the bill is backed by Democratic is roughly theraakeofUtl.„-> considerably |M, '1 ■ The board of trustees recent¬ equivalent to about one million "One who bird ly accepted a grant of $200 to man own leaders in Congress and most of jobs. prediCed^^J captivity claims coops told me an incident that Woman's the party's presidential conten¬ the department to purchase one surely speaks for the product," ders. Backers claim the bill will ton of organic mineral sub¬ Breuker said. "If a pin breaks in bring the nation "full employ¬ stance, that in preliminary test¬ the coop the only way to fix it is ment" by 1980. ing has shown to reduce fecal stick your arm, about up to dismissed to But critics, including the Ford congressional Administration conservatives, and as claim the legislation would be enormously expensive, infla EUREKA, Calif. (AP) A - was wearing clean and untorn center at The Dalles, Ore., tionary and might disrupt the young unemployed beautician clothes and had fresh per¬ current economic recovery. on keeps track of reported claimed on Tuesday she was fume did not lend credibility to Both sides claim the measure sightings. carried away by the has been widely misunder¬ "legendary her story of a terrified weekend Director Peter Byrne said Bigfoot" and held captive for in rugged mountain terrain. stood. the weekend. Humboldt huge footprints found at the Here are some of the most County Scientists have never con¬ scene of the latest incident are authorities dismissed the inci¬ firmed the existence of the consistent with previous frequently asked questions on dent as a hoax. creature but a Bigfoot Research the controversial bill, along Sheriff Gene Cox termed the reports. with an attempt at some affair "a fabrication" and his 'pizza £ N r., additive the odor would linger aimed at stimulating private "We are not satisfied with Recruiter M "It looks like ground up coal, for two or three days no matter industry to produce new jobs. the story we are receiving from but if it works, it could be a Be Someone Special. scientist's dream," said Cal how much you washed. With To further close the ment gap. there would be unemploy the parties involved," Cox said. Fly N the additive when this hap¬ "They have been very unco- It Dm Entitle Flegal, extension specialist for public service jobs program to the Poultry Science Dept. and pened and he stuck his arm in operative, and got the manure under his employ those unable to find "Their total lack of coopers U. S. Navy director of the testing. "It work elsewhere. tion with 1017 L Grand River would definitely be a big break¬ fingernails, the odor investigating authori- washed right off," he said. Q - Why is it referred to as ties indicates that the whole through for the industry, "full employment" legislation (Next to Fish & Chips) thing is a fabrication and has no The University has "sniff when it still envisions adult connection with any mystical 351-6370 "After alt," he said, "if you have thousands of pigs and teams" experimenting with the unemployment at 3 per cent? animal which they alleged kid- chickens producing tons of product and in the future this Backers claim 3 per cent laped the girl," he said. organic, mineral substance may is about as close to Cox said that Darvell manure daily, it can be quite a' achieving was take the place of Lysol and full adult employment as can be missing a tennis shoe when problem, as you can well Glade in the home. attained. They note that there found. He said the fact that she imagine." The substance is mined in crushed and bagged Campus police to seek warrant additives and sent to Holland. Campus police said they will outside of Owen Hall at about and missed with it, also. He JUNE 26 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Michigan, for distribution. seek a warrant for the arrest of 10:30 p.m. near the Sanford then threw the log, bruising the MSU student who took a A 4-H Bicentennial an "A friend of ours in Texas Woodlot where the attack man's side and arm. asked us if we wanted to be his swipe with a knife at another occurred. sales representatives and it student after an argument over Police did not say how the sounded like a good idea," said some borrowed notes Tuesday argument started over the Celebration Don Breuker of H & D Odor evening. Witnesses said that the sus¬ notes, but said that they will The assailant reportedly also pect swung at the other man Suppressants. "From a techni¬ issue a complaint of felonious cal point of view and not as a swung at the other student with a knife, missed, then assault to the prosecutor salesman I really do think this with a 4-foot long log and then picked up the log and swung Thursday. threw the log, product can help our industry." hitting the student in his side just below The substance is added to feed, unlike most other odor suppressants that are sprayed on fecal material after it is the ribs. The victim then left the area, witnesses told with bruises on his side. Police have identified the police, Here's Family Festival NO GENERAL ADMISSION 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. produced. man but are waiting for a "Not only does it greatly reduce odor, but it can result in substantial savings of feed, warrant to be issued from the prosecutor's office before they arrest him. rGreat Sound' PARADES CONTINUOUS CRAFT AUCTIONS: ANTIQUES TO ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT because it is an additive and since it is mineral and has all the necessary Several witnesses told police they do not know what happen¬ ed to the knife after the man for People DEMONSTRATIONS COUNTRY MARKET PLACE said. ingredients," he A farmer in Booneville first struck at the student with it and missed. on the Gol BABY ANIMAL FARM ANTIQUE CAR EXHIBIT Police reports indicate that used the material for fertilizer the incident started in the PLUS MUCH, MUCH MORE when he discovered it on his cafeteria of Owen Hall as an land, then eventually it was added to feed. "It worked well as a fertili¬ argument over some notes that the attacker had borrowed from the victim. -Chuck Wagon Barbeque| zer. then he decided to add it to The argument then moved his feed and he got very 11 A.M. TO 2 P.M. good results," Breuker said. "When (Meal include$ barbecued beef, baked the calf that ate the material OSANYO beans, potato salad, was butchered, the ■TONIGHT- apple relish, dessert and beverage) quality of DELUXE 8 TRACK CAR STEREO TAPE PLAYER (Model FT-819) the beef was much different -njoy fabulous high fidelity sound from Sanyo's new ultra-reliable SPECIAL ATTRACTION IN MSU than calves who did not eat it. SPARTAN STADIUM 3 P.M. "It was then sent to Texas A -erature conditions now and for yea,» ,u tuiw. & I University and it was found Loaded with features like repeat pushbutton to replay a channel, fast forward, and 4-channel speaker matrix circuitry that lets to be nontoxic. Those were you play any lei tape in excitng 4-channel sound. just preliminary experiments with cattle and the extra minerals seemed to stop calves from s^gae * biting off each other's tails, they often do," he said. as A, p ALSO FEATURING TODAYS FROM THE TONIGHT SHOW AC. Breuker said that BOTTLED BEER CHILDREN AND THE NOW GENERATION BRAS* local SPECIAL farmers would testify to the ADVANCE SALE CONCERT TICKETS fact that it greatly reduces $5.00 ea; OR $5.50 AT DOOR. odor. ( lizards underground go "One told me that he into the coop and gather can now ^3^ J CA PIONEER TS-100 CLIP ALONG THIS LINE car speakers DOWN BAG SALE List: $21.95 pr. NAME. With purchase of any PHONE — 18 OA. '39" car unit - just... ADDRESS. -CITY. .ZIP- 20o*. '44" Concert Tickets at $5.00 ea. 22 ox. mini-light '72" Total S- 40o*. $S9" Barbecue Tickets at $2.75 ea. Total $ . odd* & onds AMOUNl ENCLOSED: J Order as many tickets as you want. 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