I BUI VOLUME 70 NUMBER 155 MICHIGAN 4B824 J dall to be placed on ballot FRANCES brown Sulf Bv and ED lion News Staff Writers ^iralrzrdjra£ nomination tonight when the delegates to -„e rr party,a ! T" T h\r but at of hi» " I'm not going to said. "Let's support him prejudge Carter," Udall and hold his feet to \l YORK Arizona congressman the Democratic National ctnve S nick rlT'l .?„h° Z*. * VOte for J'mm* the fire and maybe we surprised." will be pleasantly Responding to a question about how real Udall, who received enormous support the Democratic when he visited MSU Party unity is, Udall said during the Michigan delegates with his usual lomen primary, said that his decision would pay tribute to his campaign and keep faith with his delegates but it would not jeopardize dry wit: "When you get Frank Church and Frank Rizzo and George McGovern and George Wallace all in the same hall with harmony dripping from the the Democratic party's unity. rafters, you're going to have unity, but According to the Associated Press, Udall you're not going to have the enthusiasm. IK compromise has 310 delegates committed including 58 from Michigan. Michigan Rep. John Conyers, D Detroit, caucus chairperson from Michigan's Udall to him, "We've always had trouble shooting at each other — someone said when Demo¬ crats have a shooting squad we all gather in delegation, said Monday he will urge the While tears ran down the faces of some of B> FRANCES BROWN compromise worked out between top delegates pledged to Udall to stay with him his supporters, Udall said his campaign was Slate News Staff Writer feminists in the party and least on the first ballot. Jimmy Carter. at not a defeat. VOHK -The involvement of Udall said Archibald Cox, The compromise called for special Water¬ "We've come a long way," he said. "The the Democratic National Conven- the party to "promote" equal representation between gate prosecutor, will make a nominating House has never produced a major presi¬ hecome a major issue this year, women and men at all future speech tonight on his behalf at the conventions. dential candidate in this century." irbara Jordan, U.S. Congresswoman convention. Udall will make a speech after The lanky congressman asked his sup¬ s. heralded as a keynote speaker The Democratic women's caucus debated his nomination to "Say the issue of women's clout in the something about our porters to look ahead with him to a light in discussion of a rule party for campaign and that it meant something." re-election in Arizona. •ing instated which would assure more than three hours Tuesday with the Conyers, who actively supported Udall "I expect to be on the inaugural stand in ■(•presentation for women at future bulk of the speakers saying they could not during his campaign, said that he "was January with Jimmy Carter in that section Yippies ride down Seventh Avenue to the site of the Democratic realisitically expect to win a floor fight to trying to make Carter as progressive as set aside for the newly re-elected members National Convention at Madison mandate a 50-50 division of future dele Square Garden in New York City Tues¬ r's .invention includes 34 per possible," by holding out for Udall. Conyers of the House and the Senate," Udall said. gates. also said he intends to nominate liberal U.S. day. n 'I the more than 3,000 I his is greater than the Demo¬ A rule is presently being discussed which Rep. Ron Dellums, D Calif, for vice presi¬ unt ion in 1968 which would require 50 per cent of dent to "Reform the party." 13 per cent women, but slightly was future conventions to be women. delegates at An aide explained that Dellums is not INDIAN ASKS REASON CITIZEN |n the 10 per cent who came to the seeking the vice presidency but the Women office holders who were in the nomination will be made to enable Conyers women's caucus panel Monday said they to "Address some issues he feels are being ichigan. delegates lequai representation of s, ; in numbers were selected for women and hut not all states sent women were unsure of how representation rule. they would vote on the "The concept is good but a lot of things neglected," such as excessive military spending, to the thousands of Democrats at the convention. Man's passport revoked proportionate to their we've enacted with good intentions have But Udall advocated party unity, saying ■opulation been abused," said Anna Wall Scott, U.S. before hundreds of reporters and news- By BOB OURLIAN Mrs. Poddar said that chances of fair a conjunction with other civil libert ies groups people at mid-afternoon press conference State News Staff Writer rnocratic woi Representative from Illinois. a hearing in Indian courts "is about 10 per to protest the passport revocation by that he will work hard A citizen of India who has resided in East i) to settle their demands as as he can to cent." sendin telegrams and letters to the Gandhi ■sentation in the national Harriet Ciprieni, director of women's ensure a presidential victory for Carter. Lansing since 1959, Monday became the first About 20 members of Poddar's Lansing government, activities of the Democratic National Com Udall lifted any Indian living abroad whose passport has organization convention floor fight. legal obligations of the met Tuesday to organize "We hope that this will have enough mittee, said more women are becoming been invalidated by Prime Minister Indira delegates to vote for him on the first ballot, resistance to Gandhi's action against pressure to force her to reverse the order," vote, they endorsed a (continued on page 11) Gandhi's government. allowing them to vote for Carter. Poddar. Mrs. Poddar said they will work in Mrs. Poddar said. Shrikumae Poddar, 36, was notified at noon on Monday by the Indian Embassy in Washington D.C. that the government has MSU to check osteopath ciided to impound his passport. No reason was given for the action. Poddar was in Washington D.C. Tuesday in a continuing effort to have Sen. Eugene McCarthy placed on the ballot in Novem ber's presidential election. He has been an active supporter of McCarthy in Michigan and has been outspoken against a state law for guideline violations barring candidates with no party affiliation. Poddar has been active in opposition to By CAROLE LEIGH HUTTON raised about it. Gandhi's policies in India, said a statement State News Staff Writer Clarence Winder, associate provost, said released from his Lansing office Tuesday. The acting chairperson of MSU's Dept. of that the college asked his office to "review He was a founding member of Indians for Osteopathic Medicine may be in violation of the situation to see if there are any Democracy, an organization of Indian faculty Outside Work For Pay Guidelines problems with regards to University citizens living in the United States t because of a position she holds with the policies." to restrictive actions of the Indian govt State Board of Osteopathic Registration ment. Winder said that while the immediate and Examination. A consideration would be for the Outside publisher, Poddar is the owner of Educational Work Guidelines, the whole issue would be Subscription Services in Dorothy E. Carnegie, also a full-time reviewed. Lansing. Washington Watch, a weekly professor of osteopathic medicine at MSU, newsletter on Indian developments, is also is executive secretary to the state board (continued on page 111 published by Poddar. responsible for the licensing, registration "As citizens in the world's democ¬ and certification of Michigan osteopathic racy, we have practically ignored the schools. destruction of democracy in India," Poddar said recently in an article in the newsletter. Faculty guidelines stipulate that "Out¬ Campus gunman In his statement Tuesday, Poddar said "In side work for pay shall be reported for full-time, board-appointed employes of the practical terms, the immediate result of this decision is that I cannot go to India to visit University." slays employes my family." The guidelines also state that total time The East Lansing businessman sent a cable Monday to Gandhi saying, "Your spent on outside activities for pay by in killing spree faculty members "should not exceed 16 decision impounding my passport violates hours in any month." my constitutional rights. Wire explanation." FULLERTON. Calif. (UPI) - Six per¬ He had not received For her sons were slain and four others were a reply by Tuesday position as executive secretary, wounded Monday morning by a berserk evening. Carnegie is paid for approximately 80 hours of work per month, an apparent contrast to rifleman who ran through the California Mayurika Poddar, his wife, said Tuesday the faculty guidelines. State University campus firing his weapon that a lawsuit against the invalidation order at random. SN photo/Leo Solini may be filed if the order is not withdrawn. Police said the suspect fled in his own car I If in the middle of class you Faculty members are required to fill out hear a scratching the MSU Physical Pladt washing the windows with "But," Mrs. Poddar said, "the courts are and submit outside work authorization to a nearby hotel and called police in fund at the window of your third floor classroom, a brush on a 30-foot handle. controlled by Gandhi. She's afraid of the forms for the approval of their department neighboring Anaheim to identify himself as Iff 1 ^prised. It could be Olie Hatch from opposition, so she's being tough." "the man who did the shooting at Cal State" or college. The College of Osteopathic Medicine approved Carnegie's application and asking officers to "come and get me." for authorization, Carnegie said. Anaheim police called Fullerton officers who took the man. identified as Ed Charles lother with Child' to be enlarged Myron Magen, dean of the College of Allaway, 37. into custody without resis¬ Osteopathic Medicine, could not be reached tance. Police found a rifle covered by a for comment. blanket in the back of Allaway's car parked at the hotel. No reason was given for the "I don't know why there is any problem," By NANCY H.JARVIS "Mother with Child." registrar's office and the clerk in the "I asked a few area artists about him Carnegie said. "The University knows assault. Allaway had been employed as a State News Staff Writer non-active student records office have iSwartz) but no one knows anything about about it, I had their approval. The Dept. of maintenance man at the school for about a Thus, Swartz feels a larger duplicate will no sUirMy iike sculpture, "Mother him," said Shirley Stratton, assistant month. increase the appeal of his work. listing of a Claude Hamilton. Nor does the Licensing and Registration knew about it coordinator of the sculpture project. The injured were taken to St. Jude [™J. is about to take another step in Ist lor The $1,200 Swartz received from one Lansing and MSU 1976 directories contain also." approval. Claude Hamilton, who purchased the sculp¬ this name. It turned out that Swartz, who is Hospital in Fullerton where their conditions Carnegie acknowledged that she does were listed as critical. ft!at„r'Alan Swartz, ■ Slntf i ity Council informed the ture with plans to donate it to the city, will Even the Lansing area information currently a postal employe, is alive and well spend more than 16 hours per month for her The first victim identified was Maynard Tuesday that he be used to buy the materials to construct the operator was unable to find a Claude But the plot thickens . He lists 268 anstruct another, Hamilton. Milford St. as his present address; the same board duties, but said that the University Hoffman, head custodian of the library and larger version of new "Mother with Child." ™ ""rl< The proposed donation stands along was aware of that and no question was ever (continued on page 11) 01 now exhibited on the "Though I have not yet managed to with (continued on page II) brand River Avenue. contact Mr. Hamilton concerning my plans many other sculptures that were con¬ Ie" sculpture will be identical to his for a replacement for the present 'Mother structed as part of a Bicentennial sculpture I i hthis one wi" 9tand fifteen with Child'," Swartz says in his letter, "I am project partially funded by the city and chosen by the Fine Arts and Cultural N slab be held stationary a sure he will approve wholeheartedly, as his Heritage Committee. This particular sculp¬ only negative comment concerning 'Mother ?.7"d in bis letter to council that he with Child' was that it was perhaps a bit too ture is not one of the Pfteeen chosen by the committee because it was not entered in the ■ J"1 lnfo">»l survey of twenty small." I? ' K by the sculpture and asked L "7are "Mother with Child" to However, considering the latest informa¬ tion on Claude Hamilton, the artist's initial selection process. . Thus, Hamilton decided to purchase the inside piece and donate it to the city. But council fmedtUre the Gr,nd River certainty of approval becomes quite in¬ teresting. had problems at Tuesday's meeting trying to decide if the piece was worthy of permanent Ever empties? wonder page 6. whnt to do with the rjainVhat L one'l°ur'b of the "Claude Hamilton is a put-on," said Joe display. They referred the decision to the P\, 'elt that the other Janeti, coordinator of the Bicentennial Fine Arts and Cultural Heritage Committee. I surv T°,re valu»ble" and three- sculpture project. "No one has been able to In his July 1 letter to council, Hamilton J|e as as th L6" the other. " was "at leaat as locate him." states that he contacted Alan Swartz, the weather Janeti was refering to the research done K>e nhv one'fou,rth ffave the "bigger by a State Journal reporter who attempted creator of the sculpture, and made an agreement to purchase the piece. Today's high should reach 86 under |S „i,!y "npressive" charac¬ to locate the mysterious donator. This partly cloudy skies. mat Hamilton However, another problem arose when ter I'"sculptures lor ' sculptures as their re, er discovered discovered that namuion sup- sup- Preferring the others over poseuly attended MSI) spring term but the., one attempted to contact Alan Swartz. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigoi Wednesday J|l|y| Syrian troops storm Baalbel BEIRUT, Lebanon (API - miles northeast of Beirut. begun to withdraw from poai- casualties. There was no immediate tov told Arafat and Jumblatt the Soviet Union had asked ment. It was Soviet action notl-j Leftist Lebanese Moslems The Moslems' Beirut radio tions above the southern port of word on whether the fighting Syrian President Hafez Assad er J"" claimed on Tuesday the Soviet said Alexander Soldatov, the Sidon as part of a deal arranged ranged over the ruins. Baalbek to withdraw from Lebanon the Union was getting ready for Soviet ambassador to Lebanon, by Libya to prevent more clashes between Syria and is where the Phoenicians built 13,000 troops and 460 tanks he "urgent action" to prevent the conveyed the Kremlin decision Small bombs hit N.Y.C. stores defeat of the leftist and Pales¬ to Palestinian chief Yaair Ara¬ Palestinian guerillas. Palesti¬ their tempi; to the sun astride has sent here over the past six nian sources said they had not the main north-south road weeks to try to force the leftists tinian side by Christians and fat and Kamal Jumblatt, the NEW YORK (UPI) — With a stop fighting and negotiate seemingly impenetrable Syrian troops in the Lebanese Lebanese leftist warlord. It did been able to confirm the report. along the Beqaa Valley. Syria to security net ringing Madison Square Garden, bombers The Palestinian guerilla com¬ needs the road to guarantee with the Christians. civil war. not say what kind of action was instead chose nearby department stores Monday to plant 10 mand said fighting was raging easy communications between There was no independent Cairo sayinK Syrian troops with tanks contemplated. "our7 small in the streets of Baalbek and its forces in north, east and confirmation of the report. The friends abroad incendiary devices in a protest apparently aimed at the were reported to have stormed A Libyan officer serving with will»» Democratic National Convention. the town of Baalbek, site of an Arab League peace unit in that the Syrians moved in after south Lebanon. Soviet Foreign Ministry in Mos¬ rescue if Arab The Moslem radio said Solda-, cow had no immediate com¬ count*! The Puerto Rican nationalist group FAIN — the Spanish impressive Roman ruins 24 Lebanon said Syrian forces had shelling that caused heavy help us." Howeve,, fx nian acronym lor Armed Forces for the Liberation of Puerto Rico spokeperson |> ■ denied that — claimed responsibility for the explosions in Macy's. such a cable. Arafat LI P Ohrbach's. Lord and Toylor s, Korvettes and Altaian's. of still unknown J The Libyan Fate hostage Police said two devices planted in Gimbel's did not go off, ofFicer mention A police spokesperson said there was "very small" a Syrian m from the entire ci damage and no injuries, though the Herald Square area said Libya was stores were crowded with lunch-hour shoppers. trying] forest. There have been pre¬ Syrians to pull awi,(L The first explosion went off on Macy's seventh floor in a NAIROBI. Kenya (AP)-A Bloch had been killed. ally saw Bloch's body and "all ians had recognized Bloch's guerilla strongholdi that remained unburnt her body it was immediately re¬ vious press reports here that fabrics department. Lt. Henry Torres of the police bomb and Ugandan who arrived in Nai¬ Diplomatic efforts have been was Beirut and Tripoli in arson squad said a carpet was scorched and material robi was quoted by the Daily underway to determine her right hand and leg,' according moved. some airport workers were Sidon. m» Nation newspaper Tuesday as fate. to the Daily Nation. He said He was also quoted as saying killed for failing to detect the Palestinians re¬ damaged. Mocy s was not evacuated. A communique with the FAIN letterhead was found in a saying he had seen the half- Bloch, who held dual British that when Ugandan army that the bodies of three airport arrival of the three Israeli manding this in addi%l burned body of 75-year-old and Israeli citizenship, was personnel discovered that civil¬ radar men were also seen in the planes carrying commandos. telephone booth after an anonymous call to the New York Dora Bloch in a forest near believed to have been hospital E. Harris clajj Post directed reporters there. Kampala. Uganda. Bloch was ized in Kampala when she left behind when Israeli com- became ill during the week she Hearst saved! Woman with heart implant dies r mandos rescued other air hos- tages in Kampala on July 4. In Jerusalem, Foreign Minis- was held hostage. She was not at the airport when Israeli commandos stormed it and Israel's heroic rescue presence at $|| HOUSTON (UPI) — A 44-year-old woman, who had ter Yi^al Allon accused Ugan- rescued more than 100 other LOS ANGELES ... undergone several heart operations and lived for six days dan President Idi Amin of with the aid of a heart-pumping device, died Monday of kidney failure. barbarity toward Bloch and said he refrained from saying hostages, The Ugandan quoted by the Daily Nation was not identified defended by Scranton Only a casual decisioi" her disguises in Patricia Hearst pubi,, from, she was dead only because but reportedly said he saw with the most of the A spokesperson for St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital said the Jewish tradition frowned on Bloch's body in the Namanve UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. history, a combination of guts well-established right to use re«| unidentified patient had recovered from her heart condition. Symbionese Liberati«| pronouncing missing persons Forest. He said the forest is a (API — The United States and brains that has seldom if limited force for the protection in a flaming, Her heart had recovered " he said. "Cause of death was bulktr dead. dumping ground for people defended Israel's rescue of hi¬ ever been surpassed. of one's own nationals from an house, according to her| persisting renal failure (kidney failure). He rejected the official Ugan- executed by the army of Presi jacked hostages from Uganda "It electrified millions every¬ imminent threat of injury or SLA comrade The implanted pumping device, known as a left dan claim that Israel was dent Idi Amin. and called on the Security where, and I coq/ess I was one of death in a situation where the William and Emily ventricular assist device, was removed last Tuesday. The responsible for Bloch's fate and There was no way to deter council Monday night to rally them." state in whose territory they blamed Hearst for device is used in cases when the left ventricle of a patient's said Uganda alone was not mine the accuracy of the report. the members of the United He told the council members shoix, are located either is unwilling or an Inglewood sporting i heart, after undergoing surgery, is unable to responsible. He said Amin's The Daily Nation is a leading Nations against hijacking and they must do everything in their unable to protect them ... The store to free them workload. behavior "toward an aged, inno¬ Kenyan newspaper. international terrorism. power "to insure against a requirements of this right to guard, saying the cent woman, helpless and at his The newspaper quoted him Ambassador William W. recurrence of this brutal, cal protect nationals were clearly such an inept gum mercy, is the height of barbar¬ as saying a number of Ugandan Scranton reminded the 15- lous and senseless international met in the Entebbe case." Great Lakes deemed cleaner ity, even by Amin's own bar¬ soldiers wounded in the Israeli nation council that the Israeli crime of hijacking — the crime The American representative sprayed bullets all they "were in as baric standards." raid were taken to the same raid on Uganda's Entebbe air¬ which gave rise to the Israeli said there was "substantial as anyone else." CHICAGO (UPI) Great Lakes waters are cleaner today — A British government hospital as Bloch. They port on July 4 never would have action." evidence that the government than recog- "Patty Hearst would| they were a decode ago as a result of a government spokesperson told the House of nized her, he said, and dragged taken place if Palestinian and But neither a U.S. • British of Uganda cooperated with and been the last person crackdown on industrial pollution, an official of the Commons in London on Monday her West German terrorists had not resolution away, condemning hi¬ aided the hijackers" in violation world to take along t<| Environmental Protection Agency announced Monday. there was "little doubt" that The Ugandan said he hijacked an Air France jetliner jacking nor an African resolu¬ of the 1970 Hague Convention person- us because she was con George R. Alexander, the EPA's midwest regional ad¬ and taken it there with some 250 tion condeming Israel was given against air piracy, which inexperienced," argued ministrator, said at a news conference at Navy Pier that any chance of adoption. Despite Uganda has accepted. acting as her own co there have been "many indications that all the Great Lakes In Brussels, Belgium, the African talk of a compromise, a He said Israel acted to save Hearst was along heads of nine West European council debate was expected to the hostages, "aware that the are improving . . . but our information is based pretty much she said. They wer on what is governments promised Tues¬ end later this week with a U.S. only possibility of freedom came been accompanied happening in the rivers that feed the lakes." day to prosecute or to extradite veto of the African resolution from a government whose head. Robert J. Bowden, chief of the EPA Great Lakes anyone who takes hostages. and the failure of the American- President Idi Amin, had re¬ SLA hideout by Patrieii] Surveillance Branch, said there has been a "dramatic moon" Soltisyk, but They called for a worldwide British proposal to muster the joiced at the slaying of Israeli kidnap hostage newly improvement" in DDT deposits in Lake Michigan. agreement to do the same. nine votes necessary for pas- athletes at Munich, railed for as a member of the the nVers that feed the lakes also have Accusing Uganda of co¬ sage. the extinction of Israel and "decided to go :, mercury and other pollutants, operating with the sky pirates Scranton acknowledged that praised that • madman Hitler ride," she said. in violation of its own treaty Israel committed "a temporary who had on his evil conscience "That chance decision Federal agents battle heroin obligations, Scranton said Israel breach of the territorial — if he ever had a... conscience Mizmoon her life and "invoked one of the most re- tegrity of Uganda." at all — the murder of 6 million Patricia Hearst from d( DETROIT (UPI) More federal agents will be assigned to markable rescue missions in But he said "there Jews." — 54th St.," said Harris. Detroit in the government's battle against heroin smuggling. Peter Bensinger, the head of the Federal Drug Enforce¬ ment Administration, said the Detroit office staff was boosted by more than 5 per cent earlier this year and said he JacobSon'S expected the staff to be increased by another 5 per cent by the end of the year. Theodore Vernier, the DEA chief in Detroit, declined, however, to disclose how many agents were employed in the metropolitan < Typhoon headed for Guam Rock concert leads AGANA, Guam (AP) — More than 1,300 residents of this Pacific island sought shelter in public schools they braced for Typhoon Therese, a powerful storm with Tuesday as PONTIAC (UPI) — Bonds ranging from $15,000 to $65,000 were set for 13 persons who faced to arrests drug charges following SIDEWALK SALE DAYS their arrests Sunday night at the Elton John rock concert in sustained winds of 155 miles per hour gusting to 185 m.p.h. Pontiac Stadium. THURSDAY 9:30 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. The National Weather Service said the typhoon was The unusually high bonds were set Monday by Pontiac FRIDAY 9:30 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. expected to bypass Guam 135 miles to the northeast, District Judge Jomes R. Stelt and were part of a police effort bringing high winds and squalls to the island. to discourage the use or peddling of drugs at concerts at the SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. The typhoon threat comes as Guam recovers from the stadium. effects of Typhoon Pamela, which made a direct hit on the island less than two months ago. Therese is expected to bring to the island winds Muskegon game fish destroyed Storewide savings on fashions for the entire gusting to 50 miles per hour with squalls and thundershowers lasting through Wednesday. Islanders boarded up their homes and businesses MUSKEGON (UPI) — The Dept. of Natural Resources is investigating a recent lampreycide treatment of the family and for your home on all four shopping Tuesday under hazy rose-colored skies — and waited. Muskegon River that resulted in the destruction of tens of thousands of pike, catfish and other floors. Enjoy shopping inside, where it's cool game fish. But a spokesperson for the Fish and Wildlife Service said Jordan prime minister northern pike were "virtually wiped out" in the lower three and comfortable. resigns miles of the river where some 1,500 adult pike and 11,000 AMMAN, Jordan (AP) - Jordan's Prime Minister Zoid young of the year were found. Rilai resigned Tuesday and King Hussein asked Madar Badran, chief of the royal cabinet, to form a new cabinet. Lawsuits cost city $4.3 million Rifoi had been premier since 1973. He formed his 20-man cabinet last Feb. 6. No reason was second given for his DETROIT (UPI) — The city of Detroit has paid out $4.3 million in the past three years to settle lawsuits Savings On resignation. charging city Badran, 40, a former police with misconduct and brutality. DRESSES • COATS • SPORTSWEAR intelligence chief and education Last year alone, the minister, began consultations to form a new government, a city paid $1.1 million for court MISS J SHOP APPAREL • MILLINERY statement from the royal palace said. judgments and out-of-court settlements. Both Rifai and Badran are Hussein's • LINGERIE • FOUNDATIONS • later became his political advisers. boyhood friends and ACCESSORIES They accompanied him last week on his visit to Syria, where he held talks for the INFANTS', BOYS'AND GIRLS' unification of Jordan and Syria and discussed the situation in Lebanon with President Hafez Assad. FASHION APPAREL Jordanian newspapers said Monday the royal cabinet and MEN'S SPORTSWEAR FURNISHINGS the prime minister Rifai had discussed "political activities concerning the future status of Jordan." GERALD H. COY, GENERAL MANAGER AND CLOTHING ROBERT L. BULLARD, SALES MANAGER HOME DECORATIVE SHOPS Socialist leaders quit in Italy ROME (UPI) — Socialist party secretary Francesco De Martino and the party's directorate unexpectedly resigned Tuesday, further complicating efforts by the Christian Democrats to form a coalition government free of Summer White Sale Communists. The Socialists are the third largest party in the Chamber of Bell's Pizza: Begins Thursday, July 15th Deputies, behind the Christian Democrats and the Communists. The surprise move came as President Giovanni tres bienll! Leone met with political leaders n'the second and final round of 225 M.A.C. consultations to choose a Christian Democratic 332 5027 premier who • will form Italy's next government. 1135 E.Grand River Jacobean^ Politicians said De Mortino's resignation, if accepted, 332 - 0858 could complicate negotiations on forming a cabinet since the Open from 11:00 a.m. Christian Democrats need Socialist support in any coalition Free Deliveries from 4:30 setup. p.m. hinnn State News, Eo»t Lansing, Michigon Wednesday, July 14, 1976 STIGMA needs unmet By EI) SCHREIBER State News Staff Writer Alpena, Presque Isle and only one of the sites throughout the nation where studies are being nuclear waste disposal site. "If Alpena is not the prime candidate why did tional accessible vehicle is not Montmorency counties are conducted." they plan to begin drilling BvKATBROWN no response. He added that the have to wait again after class. not considered to be pri¬ The ERDA statement is at the end of June? That is l(iMA members are once purchased soon, student handi¬ present bus can serve about 12 mary locations for the a complete reversal of the on the record," Storey said. cappers will be faced with the up in arms because students providing the drivers' Throughout the past aca¬ construction of a nuclear previous position of the 'The evidence seems to ty officials have not problem of not being able to get to their classes in the fall. schedules are flexible enough. demic school year, MSU handi¬ ERDA says waste disposal site, said a agency, Jim Storey, press indicate that the ERDA has Ihus far in providing STIGMA members have dis cappers residing in dor¬ spokesperson for the assistant for Congressman picked a site and that site is In the letter to Wharton, the transportation for in- cussed filing a lawsuit against mitories have consistently com¬ Energy Resource and De¬ Philip Ruppe, R-Alpena, Alpena." handicappers in the fall. handicappers cited Goal 4.0 of plained about missing lunch and MA members sent a the Report on Special Programs MSU if the problem is not solved, Sawisch said. being late to and from classes counties not velopment Administration IERDA), who "categorical¬ said. Ruppe and Congressman If, after further study, Alpena which states: 'To provide appears to be an t0 President Wharton last every "If transportation needs because the bus system is not ly" denied that the agency Bob Carr, D - East Lansing, ideal location, actual con expressing their concern physically handicapped student he matter has not been who requires it with accessible transportation to and from aren't met, we're to do going to have something," he said. "Some people may have to under their own power to go dumping site had decided to construct the site in Michigan. "We are only attempting recently held an open hear¬ ing in Alpena, where, ac¬ cording to Storey, the struction of the site would be several years off, due to the extensive research still classes on a day-to-day basis at It is get to Sawisch. chairperson of anticipated that 18 where they are going," she said. to find out the nature of ERDA refused to deny a to be completed. Griffin minimum cost." student A, said MSU officials handicappers will need Metcalfe said it is possible geological information in statement by a Union Car¬ said. Sawisch said they requested a transportation service in the told the group that their that students might have to cut the area," Jim Griffin, an bide contractor that Alpena However, he explained, response to their letter by July fall. Terry Davis, irtation needs would be transport their class load in order to fit ERDA public relations of was considered "the prime deep underground burials, uiwh said if an addi¬ 14, but thus far there has been programs manager in the Office r, said Monday. "This is location" for a proposed of into the bus schedule. (continued on page 10) Programs for Handicapped Students, said if a new bus were ew sign order ordered Tuesday, it would take a minimum of 90 days to arrive. This means that the earliest date a new bus could serve the Grossfeld quits campaign Jim Grossfeld, the Human Rights Party IHRP) candidate for the students would be the fourth 59th district Michigan House of Representatives seat now held by uses grumbling week of classes. No University officials in¬ volved in the transportation Lynn Jondahl (D-East Lansing) has dropped out of the race. Grossfeld said Tuesday that he First of all, there was a lack of was withdrawing for three dilemma could be contacted, money, plus a lack of press yMICKIMAYNARD to be questioned. coverage," Grossfeld said. He added that he found his candidacy , News Staff Writer Several branch managers, though Wharton's secretary said the letter will be responded was interfering with other things. 250 Secretary of State when contacted, said they did "Plus, my Democratic friends were putting pressure on me to n Michigan will not know anything about re¬ drop out," he added. iv signs bearing ceiving new signs. Several said Penny Metcalfe, member of Grossfeld called his brand of politic s "whole earth politics" and ords "Secretary of State the signs on their buildings had STIGMA, said the lack of trans equated his style to that of California Gov. Jerry Brown. He said hard Austin" to replace been there for over a year and a portation will cause handicap¬ he found recently that he and Jondahl agreed on some of the major signs already on their half, one for three years and the pers to be turned down from issues of the campaign. signs were still holding up. going to classes. Though he did not foresee a continued involvement in elective order for the new signs "Unless they change the for¬ politics, Grossfeld said he would keep on working for HHP She said students may have to le political grum- mat or the sign wears out, we get up and wait two hours to be candidates. He added that he felt HRI' candidates had a chance to e Austin is currently won't be getting a new one," _ picked up by the bus and then win one or possibly two Ingham County commission seats this fall. idate for the Democratic said a branch manager in ation for the U.S. Senate Dearborn. A branch manager in of Philip Hart, who is Wayne said that as far as he knew, signs were not replaced e competitor has very often. — THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN- ated that the sign order is The initial question about the y by Austin to use his sign orders was raised by and office to boost his Birmingham attorney James No station puts It together like: Elsman, a candidate for the r. Wayne Arnold of Democratic nomination along ichigan Dept. of State with Austin and Congressmen ned that the signs James O'Hara and Donald d out of necessity, not Riegle. a political action. Elsman recently threatened 1974 we ordered to sue Austin unless the Secre¬ for our offices, and the tary of State ended the contro¬ order was defective," versial fee branch system. Fee Id said. "They faded, branch managers, appointed by ed and peeled." Austin, allegedly were required Id said at that time, the to contribute to Austin's Senate • $5,000. The campaign. e orders for the Austin recently agreed to indicate that the replace- end the system immediately, close to though it was to have been ' though only a $4,500 phased out within two years. le was received, While it is apparently a old signs fell apart, perfectly legal tradition for I explained because of a Aystin to put bis name on , based paint that did not - building signs as Secretary of weathering, State, another use of the office le year, they looked was recently discontinued by hey had been around for " state television stations. Arnold said. "Those Austin had been appearing in cost the state well a series of public service spots but there wasn't much advocating safe driving and d do." prompt license plate renewals. vered criticism of However, television stations p order by saying that it stopped running the free com i "political year" and that mercials the day Austin an¬ ing Austin did was bound nounced his Senate candidacy. THE SOUND VAULT maXB„. For professional recordings it home. Every Maxell tape gives you the very best sounds (both high and low) your equipment can produce. For secure tape recordings use Maxell tape. HI-FI BUYS tonight is quart night no cover at CORAL 'ABLES' "wrs., frl., and Sat. nappy hours no cover Center a boon to handicappers and a society of "blindness" The old perception many of us world. All will be devoted ex¬ needless waste of human poten¬ have about the "problem" of clusively to research of, informa¬ tial. handicappers is false and mis tion about and training for handi¬ It is indeed an honor that MSU leading. There has never been a cappers and their obstacles. Such an orientation should has been selected as the site of this "problem," only neglect and mis¬ help to bridge the gulf between the first center. It will hopefully understanding. The establishment of a research world's 225 million handicappers strengthen and reinforce our com¬ and training institute for re¬ who need assistance but do not mitment to integrate all students habilitation and special education receive it and the 75 million of into real and not artificial, lives. of handicappers on the MSU them who receive some sort of Much needs to be done in this campus will he a big step away training and aid. regard: facilities must be built which take account of those who from our old, mistaken impres¬ Many handicappers in the past sions and toward real and valuable have sought a place in society, but cannot walk or see; educational answers. because of the lack of facilities and materials for the deaf and the blind must be made available in greater Announced last Friday by Rep. training, have been forced into Bob Carr, D - East Lansing, the special homes, a life of neglect and quantities; research into methods of training must be done; but, most center will be but the first of three purposelessness. These centers to be located in other parts of the should help millions to avoid this importantly a change must be made in the attitude of those still ft ENVELOPE PIEASE-* walking, still hearing, still seeing. It is a different kind of blindness which often afflicts society at large: not of a physical nature. This blindness often leads us to neglect and forget handicappers and their needs. Wednesday. July 14, 1976 It is hoped that this new center Editorials are the opinions of the State News. Viewpoints, columns and will make great strides in re¬ letters are personal opinions. search, and will give more and more handicappers the chance to Editorial Board live within and not outside, Editor-in-chief Mary Ann ChickShaw Opinion Page Editor Sherman Gamett Managing editor BobOurlion Copy Chief Donna Bakun society; but it should also serve as Photo Editor Al Burlmgham Wire Editor .... Micheline Maynord a reminder to those not directly Sports Editor Edward L Ronders affected by its services that we stand committed to remembering Advertising Dept. all of our citizens when it comes to Advertising Manager DanGerow Asst Advertising Manager Ceci Corfield distributing the joys of life. RALPH NADER: Inconsistencies must be major if reported WASHINGTON (KFS) - After reading public figure who doesn't have to pray on Nader is open to attack the new book about Ralph Nader, conserva¬ TV to prove he's honest? Let's quote: substantive issues, but you can't tives may decide that the liberal journalism "Lately other associates of Nader have you don't understand the issue; of investigations has turned to eating the maintained to reporters that Ralph is unable to write about them with cl flesh of its own species. ("Me & Ralph: Is dating. They do not say whom. After her Nader, for Willim't. '.Buckley Nader Unsafe for America?" by David husband was killed Ethel Kennedy occa example, did not no-fault auto insurance. Never mind thi Sanford, The New Republic Book Co., sionally had Ralph in for dinner. Morrison lot of us who did now wish v Washington, D.C., $7.95.) David Sanford, its McCormick, a resident of Georgetown, says Sanford thought Nader was author, is the managing editor of The New that Ralph sometimes works late in what should have addressed himself to the m neighbors on Thirty-fourth Street. NW. of the case. He didn't. Instead. nnti!ra!k| Goldwater's letter: "Some inconsistencies on the refer to as 'the mystery house' — a dwelling occupied by a young woman who keeps her first says Nader wouldn't e\ enced by a gift of money, and then leavii blinds drawn, has nothing to do with with the gross little hint that maybe Sn part of public figures, be they in neighbors and who (McCormick assumed) is swayed by a donation from the Hi ianguage or act, are important. in Nader's hire. Some mornings she and was Lawyers Association. full of giant holes It takes thought and judgment to distinguish them from the Ralph can be seen quietly leaving the house the back way and getting into a car — a car unknown but large number of salivating Ralph has his faults as a person, andfll he's such a powerful one it's legitimate she, not Ralph, always drives — parked on inconsequential." newsies are examining every recorded write about them. After all, this Volta Place." considered to be more powerful than ml Senator Goldwater's letter to the gress in history carried on under the word of Jimmy Peanut to catch him in This small shameful moment in journa¬ congressmen or cabinet officers delegates to the Republican Conven Presidency of Gerald Ford. Gerald Republic and as such he is as much a inconsistent statements. They'll succeed is often mentioned as a possible presidd tion requires analysis. It is set out Ford has done a lot of vetoing, and certificated liberal as a Walter Mondale or a lism is prefaced by the remark that: "One of because the consistency contemporary the least defensible intrusions upon Nader's To know how he treats his staff, t with a kind of explicit ncss not some of his vetoes have stuck, others Jake Javits, although there are those who news carnivores seek is to be found only in privacy has been the interest that writers... that he's a bit of a Lyndon Johnson have not. What reason is there to the madhouse. So he didn't buckle his seat say the magazine Walter Lippman found have taken in his sex life..." First you call 'em at midnight and work em hill ning fror think that his vetoes would be more has drifted far rightward. belt, eh? There are private detectives deplore it and then you do it. death is more than mere prying. What's* effective than Reagan's? And what Nevertheless, some of us who're ordinari¬ working for large news-gathering organiza¬ reason is there to think that Reagan tions in legitimate is imputing immorality ly accused of leftward tilt might ask What can one say except, "Shades of Washington who've caught dentists who have not been given the grace to might not bring in a better Congress ourselves if we've been doing the same kind Lizzie Ray!" Boudoir journalism is the drinking Coca Cola and nutritionists eating with us. That's what Sanford has ' than Ford, if Reagan were elected, Big Macs. Well, if he has to put ii that way, I of job on those we disagree with that Washington fashion even under the colo¬ Nader, and what a lot of journalists which is at least as probable that have been fighting the ideological as Sanford does on Nader. If we have, you can phon of The New Republic, a publication GROSS LITTLE HINT lot of public figures. Gerald Ford would be? that may not have always been right, but wars as long as Senator Guldwater. in begin to understand why the bowels fly Some inconsistencies on the part of public In this case it's a blessing from loose at the country club at the suggestion was, at one time, always cerebral. the same army, though in a different 2. The foreign policy of the Nixon- figures, be they in language or act, are point of view. If he's guilty of eve service (G 2l and I believe with all Ford Administration has not succeed¬ there's a journalist skulking around the Imagine attacking Nadar by writing: "... important. It takes thought and judgment this writer of persnickity hate accuses! due respect for him that Senator ed in its stated aims. When Senator gates, noting who is going home with the he rode in Kopkind's convertible and didn't to distinguish them from the inconsequen¬ even buckle his seat belt." Sanford isn't the of — hypochondria, owning a few shanj Goldwater is dead wrong. This con Goldwater declares that Ford and wrong wife or husband. tial. To explain the important inconsis¬ Ford Motor Company stock - he's! THE END AND THE MEANS only eastern lib journalist who lives to catch tencies and contradictions demands exposi¬ Reagan are both conservatives he is than his reputation. The book's friends and colleagues. correct. He is not correct in Sanford makes it clear from the onset he people in inconsistencies. The penchant is tory writing, and that's a higher order of for The New Republic also. They suggest¬ ing that therefore there would be will do Nader in, if he can. but ought he use as nearly universal as it is imbecilic. At this skill than marking down when people may found a new market for themselv insignificant differences in foreign such means to discredit our only major very moment you can wager that an have violated their Boy Scout oath. President Ford is"tuniing Dm .! im policy if Reagan were elected. book stores. try back in the right directum And Mr. Reagan's concern for the do so. The implicit premise of the physical security of this country is statement is that Mr. Ford will he more pronounced than Mr. Ford's. elected if nominated, and that Reagan would not; moreo\er, that Ford would succeed, if elected, where Reagan would fail. His penetration of the failure of detente sharply contrasts with Mr. Ford's lingering attachment to it. In the past, no one has expressed Amin's "great victory" wins another medall WASHINGTON—While the Western 'Big Daddy' knew that as soon as he left the greater concern than Senator Gold- you look back on it, it was a m Much too much is taken for granted press has been giving the Israeli army Israelis would put their disastrous here. In the first place, the polls show- water over our deteriorating military plan into of genius," I said in admiralm credit lor pulling off one of the great effect." situation. President Reagan would do that both Ford and Reagan would military operations of modern times, no one "And he was right. The ruse worked." what he could to reverse the trend. lose. Perhaps the polls are as wr-mg has taken note of the fantastic success of "It certainly did. The Israelis flew their as they were when they v.„d that ■'3 The Republican Party is in Field Marshal Idi Amin Dada in driving out commandos 2,600 miles to the Entebbe Truman would lose Hut perfectly cool pretty awful shape — a handful of the invaders from his country in less than Airport and found themselves surrounded Itfl heads, analyzing the ideological dent Governors, a third of Congress, 20 an hour. by crack Ugandan troops. They had no ographics of the country, come to the per cent of the registered voters. If According to a military spokesman in choice but to pick up the conclusion that Reagan would do ever a Party needed rebirth, it is this hostages and Entebbe, the Ugandan army repulsed the high tail it out of there, or they would have better against Carter than Ford; and Party, and this isn't going to happen invasion of Entebbe and drove off the been annihilated." that where he would not do better under Gerald Ford. If it were, there'd hostile troops, forcing them to flee Uganda "Where was Big than Ford is in those states in which be signs of it after two years of his by plane. As of this writing, the Entebbe 'Art BucMt going on?" Daddy while all this was Carter has so heavy an edge as to Presidency. Where are those signs? Airport is still in Ugandan hands and Israel "The Israelis thought he was at the OAS make Ford's advantage over Reagan suffered a terrible defeat when their commandos into his country again." Perhaps it would not happen under conference, but he was at his command meaningless. "Was the field marshal expecting them?" post "The field marshal counted soldiers had to return home in disgrace. in his bunker, Reagan. But Reagan has the capacity directing the defense of the to stir. His absence from Washington An admirer of Field Marshal Amin told "Of ooursu. he was. Field Marshal Amin airport." deception and reading the en has one of the greatest military minds of the He knew that he had to hold t hea that Mr. Ford's experience in Wash over the years gives him the radical me, "Everyone keeps talking about the "That was another ruse the field marshal Israeli success, but no one gives credit to 20th century. He was aware that the all costs. When the Israelis realized "J ington equipped him to deal with "a perspective needed to look at the pulled off. He knew the Israelis wanted him Democratic Congress which has done monster we have created with a the field marshal for rallying his troops and Israelis would try something, and he had all his troops alerted." to send up his fighter planes so they could they were up against, they fled in "I guess they'll be studying Rig" dis«^ more damage to the American con- freshness that does not come so easily preventing Israel from taking over the shoot them down. So he kept his fighters on - country." "But the brilliant defense in military schools®! to someone who has spent all his life why did he leave to attend a ground and gave his pilots the night off. prise than any other in my memory." in government. Perhaps this is the "I never thought of it that way, but it's meeting of the Organization of African This threw the Israeli strategy completely the world. I hope he at least ge's'T There is a contradiction here. If it is of Carter; but it is almost true. If Amin still holds the Entebbe states if he knew the Israelis were going to off and they were forced for it." 1 year to blow up the the worst Congress in the'memory of Airport, that means the Ugandans won." I invade his country?" field marshal's planes on the "President Amin has ordered'I certainly not the year of Ford. And if ground. The Senator Goldwater. then he must face idealism is not dead, at Kansas City said. "To catch them off guard. That was part Israelis were so busy medal to be struck for Field Marsh«T blowing up Big the coincidence that the worst Con¬ they will go for Reagan. "Exactly. The field marshal has given of the plan. The Israelis were lulled into a Daddy s planes they never had time to and will present it to him at the P®1 Israel a thrashing they'll never forget: false sense of security when they saw Amin capture the airport." soon as Big Daddy considers it s»(e 1 They'll think twice before they send "'never bought of it that his bunker." boarding a plane for the OAS conference. way, but when Los Angeles Times Mirhiagn Stole News, Eoat laming, Michigan Wednesday, July 14, 1976 5 New trends in church music [explored By Greta Bolder at annual workshop worship methods. "The resistance comes from for its roots. As we emerge from our pop New trends in church music and worship bad experi¬ culture emphasis in the churches, it seems with jazzy ..vices are being explored in the 22nd ences types of dance and music, lacking in reverence," she said. as though we're moving more toward the ,nua| Church Music Workshop, at the historical foundations of the church, both Center for Continuing Education, She works mainly with elloce junior high school musically and liturgically," he said. ondav through Thursday. students, using the Orff instruments, which A church music Choir directors, organists and other include xylophones, drums, wind instru¬ workshop, focusing on ments and other organ music, choral music, handbells and hurch representatives of all denominations instruments which are not newer music, instruments and dance Michigan and neighboring states have difficult to learn to play. which But body percussion appeal to youth, will culminate tonight in a e to attend the classes and recitals - the slapping of sored by the Michigan Council of knees, the clapping of hands special service at Lansing's Plymouth - is used as a starting point. Congregational Church, Grand River and arches, the MSU Dept. of Music and the Fairview Avenues, at 8:15 diversity Committee on Church Related "The body is what you p.m. begin with. It is The more than 100 the God-given musical participants in the Ji 'rograms. instrument," she workshop will form a choir directed by Enrichment and improvement o( the David Strickler, chairperson of the Albion nusical programs in churches is sought in Albert G, Bolitho associate professor FIUlcB3ur College Dept. of Music. s - two of the more novel ones of music at Albion ;e of handbells and the use of of the Church Music College and the director They will be accompanied at the organ by Workshop, said that Paul Manz, chairperson of the Dept. of techniques based on a method of music this was the largest registration the Music and Fine Arts, Concordia College, St. ducation for children, formulated by Carl workshop has ever had and called them "a Paul, Minn. )rff of Germany. very enthusiastic crowd." Richard Klausli, a professor of music at Sister Marcia Lunz demonstrates how He commented on the direction that MSU, will also speak tonight on the aspects Jie Orfl methods can be used to actively church music is taking. of music and luolve young people in worship. "As the country has been liturgy emphasized in the searching for workshop sessions. Beginning with the most elemental its roots, the church has also been searching The service ia free and open to the Participants at the church music workshop practice at Kellogg Center. ispects of mosic and dance, traditional public. incorporate movements which corre- jond to the meaning of the words in the ymn, she said. ie The result is a sort of choreographed joir, with the worship taking place on both visual and the audio level. Circle to present Man's timeless struggle for power and "King Lear' Director Vincente Castro has intensified By ANNE E.STUART displays amazing Feliciano starkly luxurious banquet room with its versatility zine recently selected Feliciano as the best For example, for a hymn sung in rounds, money will be cleverly blended with the the story of the conceited State News Reviewer square chandeliers and mirrored walls. king who divides jazz guitar player of the year and ranked ie choir moves into four separate circles, original Elizabethan language of Shake¬ his kingdom between his three Gliding smoothly from disco n c to i Dinner patrons, enjoying choice seats i: him fourth among pop guitar players in the ach taking one part of the round. daughters speare's "King Lear" on the outdoor stage with slides of gentle ballad to an imitation of Marlon center of the i feasted on lobster. same contest. No to know of the close-ups of two of the Brando singing "Bridge , one seems She compared dancing to the traditional Summer Circle Free Festival Troubled Caesar salad, broccoli and cheesecake, daughters, Reagan (Joan Sittenfield) and exactly how manv albums he has. but area estures of worship, such as the folding of Wednesday through Saturday. Goneril (Nan Burling). Water", Jose Feliciano again displayed while general admission spectators sipped record shops and a radio station estimate ands and the bowing of heads. his amazing versatility entertainer to cocktails on the crowd's outer fringe. about 15. He has made many television "Sacred dance is just an extension of the Shakespeare's traditional dukes, kings Performances are scheduled for 8:30 a delighted near sell-out crowd at Long! As the chandelier bulbs dimmed to and swordfights will be transported to a appearances and recently completed a aditional worship movements," she said. tonight through Saturday in the Kresge Art Banquet Center Thursday. twinkles, audience murmurs and glass- movie score. He is on the road about nine time just after World War III in a setting of Center courtyard. Admission is free, and [plained the reluctance of some The audience of about 700 v> s varied clinking hushed expectantly. A Long's months of the year. nuclear holocaust to emphasize man's lurches to become involved in these newer performances will be canceled in the event as the choice of songs. Long gowns n agled spokesperson introduced the special audi Showing that his talent as a musician timeless proclivity toward violence. of rain. with blue jeans and halter tops i ence guests for the evening, students and extended to that of a comedian, he clowned faculty of the Michigan School for the Blind with the audience throughout the per¬ with a few words about the inspiration of formance. Between two songs, he startled BRILLIANT PHOTOGRAPHY, SHALLOW CHARACTERS Feliciano, blind since birth. Fervent fans were to envy the group, who received a the elegantly-appareled dinner patrons with a quick Donald Duck imitation. As he private reception with Feliciano after the plunked the strings of his guitar before performance. beginning another song, testing the sound, Rhinestones sparkled on Feliciano's char¬ he quipped that it was an old Chinese song. rted 'Buffalo Bill:' it's not vintage Altman coal-gray modified Western jacket as he walked onstage, greeted by the first of many bursts of applause. Light flashed off his custom-made guitar as he climbed onto a "Tu-Ning." When nobody laughed, he encouraged. "Tu Ning. Get it? Tuning!" The embarrassed audience finally joined in a<\ he roared with infectious laughter. to attack high stool and swung into his first song, As a break to a series of sad love songs, but you can By KATHY ESSELMAN viewer and radically alter "Feel like Makin' Love". Sound problems he rasped out Sicilian rendition of "Bridge perception. that the dismissal results from De Lauren¬ Carihy also perform predictably as pro¬ a and the issu State News Reviewer Altman assumes sympathy for marred the tune, but they were corrected over Troubled Water", imitating Marlon Sitting Bull tiis' unhappiness over the outcome of ducer and publicist. Only Denver Pyle bout them u Altman, in "Buffalo Bill and the and foreknowledge of his murder when he "Buffalo Bill." within a few minutes. Brando's voice in "The Godfather": "Like a creates an aura of unrealized menace in his ndians, Bits and pieces of the 31-year-old native bridge iple, did n| Sitting Bull's History Lesson" returns to the agency. He assumes that The final version of "Buffalo Bill" cameo as the skin-clad Indian agent, who over Joisey waters, I will lay them Never mind tl (tempt: viewers understand the complex political Puerto Rican's wide repertoire were pre¬ down..." ance. image of the looked like he had survived a winter in the now wish we had ind the Western star. It could as climate which engulfed Sitting Bull and his emerges as a rousing Western with sented at the Long's performance, including Requesting Feliciano's first hit. a tipsy Rockies by knawing on his squaw. Nader was wron ell be titled "We a the Chosen People stunning photography, rousing action and disco music, a flamenco display, and two woman in the audience yelled out. "Light people when he returned to Canada to the swirl of activity and energetic horse The DeLuxe Color print work which ised himself to the i nd Buffalo Bill i: Our Saviour, or "How attempt to effect a political solution Eastwood also used in "The Outlaw Josey Barry Manilow hits, "I write the Songs" and My Fire!" Feliciano grinned and replied. i*t. Instead, natura We Believe ii God, if John manship that one associates with old-style "Lay Me Down." Especially well-received "Okay, after the show!" Wayne is between the Sioux and the United States. Wales." complements the photography by wouldn't ever he Altman assumed a set of ideas and Hollywood "shoot-'em ups". It lacks the were the popular opening song of the He finished with his most-requested inventive flexibility with which Altman Paul Lohman. This photography and Jack Altman i lis arguments in the television show, "Chico and the Man" and song, the version of the Doors' tune that loney, and then leaves attitudes which represent a norm among extended the possibilities of cinematic Maxted's art direction make it one of the revisionist reading of Western history the tender title cut from the just-released began his career by bringing him to national e hint that n Western historians, writers, filmmakers best-looking Westerns around. The hazy donation fr< hich dominates the modern Western. He and western buffs. Without these attitudes, expression through editing in "M*A*S*H" album, "Angela". attention in the sixties, "Light My Fire". He and "Nashville." yellow sunrises and endless prairies look id Alan Rudolph adapted Arthur Kopit's Altman's retelling of the Western myth is like they were lifted intact from a Reming- Surprisingly, Feliciano played none of the introduced his band and thanked the shionable play "Indians," presented on Altman has made his reputation on the older Beatle songs which have become part audience ("Without you I can't make it") Its as a person, and si more likely to entertain than inform. ful one it's lenitimatt roadway in 1970. Their version wraps It is treacherous to discuss the style and basis of off-beat casting and brilliant of his trademark and are still frequently during the final song superbly avoiding the Altman may not revise anyone's image of After all, thi ■vision in razzle-dazzle. form of "Buffalo Bill and the Indians," since personal success in bringing out an actor's the West, but he has mounted a rousing requested. Most selections were adaptions anti-climax of post-performance remarks. of classic or recently popular tunes, with He was assisted off the stage after bowing lore powerful than the film underwent a radical re-editing after possibilities as he did with Lily Tomlin and entertainment which should return viewers Kopit's concentration on the role of the jazz and finger-picking improvisation and to cheers and a standing ovation. binet officers, a man in the first version, overseen by Altman, was Henry Gibson in their off-beut casting in to "those rousing days of yesteryear" when American history is scrapped in characteristic crooning. Feliciano's performance was barely an as a possible presiA >f Altman's concern for Buffalo Bill shown to United artists. Dino De Laurentiis "Nashville." In limiting himself to a study of Westerns fun to watch. ireats his staff, and Altman have been skirmishing for images rather than people, Altman has tied Though it is risky to narrow Feliciano's hour long, but was truly a polished one, seminal role in the history of the i Lyndon Johnsu months over the question of cutting and this one hand behind his back. His technical "Buffalo Bill" is currently at the Gladmer style to any single category, perhaps the with no gaps or major problems once the [cstem. He concerns himself not with Theater in Lansing. heading of "jazz" best fits. Playboy Maga faulty sound system was repaired. lit and work 'em process but with the role of the was probably responsible for the film not ability is wasted without his cheerful, mere prying. What cstern and the Western star in the being shown at the Cannes Film Festival as quirky insight into human nature. ling immorality iltural planned. Paul Newman just stands there looking development of the nation. given the grace Sanford has don Altman assumes a degree of familiarity De Laurentiis has dismissed Altman director of his as like a tintype. He has never looked lovelier or less real. He adds nothing to his familiar FOLLOW THE SIDEWALK TO SAVINGS! lat upcoming production "Rag¬ lot of journalists do th Western history, historical figures And time," presumably because their conception stereotyped performance as a self-conscious personae which defy the average of the project differs. It seems more likely culture hero. Joel Grey and Kevin Mc a ie's blessing fr< guilty of everyt EAST LANSING nickity hate accuses , owning a few share any stock - he's be ti. The book'1 blic also. They may I Hawmps:' endless tired slapstick- ikmuk t for themsel :omels repeatedly upstage actors By BRUCE RAY WALKER assignment is given to a hapless Lieutenant stallions they expected, Clemmons finds nedal Stste News Reviewer y°u think you can stomach two urs ol straight Clemmons (James Hampton) whose only other previous accomplishment is posing for himself with a mutiny on his hands. The cast and camels then go through endless something that closely resembles a pictures in the dress code manual. tired old slapstick routines which the kids U?" 4. then LWeen "F-Troop" and "Gilligan's When Clemmons reaches the Western at the movie seemed to enjoy but became you might as well take the wearisome after awhile to older watchers. as and go see the Old West comedy outpost where the camels are due to arrive, As the troop finally gains grudging he finds an eager group of men waiting for h?tT our Theaters. now P|a7'n8 at the Meridian the fine "Arabian mounts" they heard they respect for their much-maligned and insult As ed humpbacked mounts, their group pride sugary and lacking of aubstance as were getting. When a bunch of camels arrive instead of the coveted Arabian {continued on page 10) Ion ? by "Hawmps" is another gallant producer-director Joe Camp to out films the whole W without the family can go and obligatory sex scene ith ibuiat ,k ?"m to send the kids out for 1mp' iust °" h's recent success "Penji"8 01 the Canyon beauty topic of film "tons Of, a dog and his mate, takes a Colorado River in a rubber raft, exploration han'7 forward with this film and tries The Grand Canyon, American's 2,000- of Indian ruins, hiking through side canyons THE ANNUAL EAST LANSING ck . ,k a" actors 85 weU- He shoul WASHABLE PRINTS $1 ORIG 2.98 3 98 YD BoZ/i/ro/j Our Expert WE ARE likinis and briefs COTTON BLEND PRINTS POLY-COTTON PRINTS r Maidenform. Custom Picture - REDUCING millipop. and Kayser FRAMING EVERfTHING ON BOLTS • ON BOLTS 501 • JEWELRY AND • ALL FIRST QUALITY • ALL FIRST QUALITY ■ YD ART CENTER IN THE STORE • 44/45" WIDE • 44/45" WIDE ■ii/ics. (lotens. Baby Dolls lii/ much 15% OFF 319 E. 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V. •Extraterrestrial shoot the substance into the (beyond the earth) disposal, which would for women! A thematic program in W0( sun. While this method has en's studies at MSG has L many advantages, the cost selected for the cotr would probably be prohibitive. ic year with 11 cm "At this point in time, the uled for fall term burial approach is clearly the winter and seven ft most feasible," Griffin con A requirement o ceded. "Once people decide that chosen from at nuclear energy is necessary and different discipline? •6 dozen medium, navy sweatpants desirable, they must take re¬ ed list of 12 academ Was '8" sponsibility for the energy that make up the Imprinted MICHIGAN STATE runs their appliances. A lot of interdiseiplim, thematic program, lip 50% Crestlan, 50% Cotton now$595 educating must be done to cent of the credits can he to20ta| til • 7 dozen (3 large, 4 medium) White Sweatshirts Was »75° explain what dangers and as independent study or spec benefits are to be expected." problem study, provided pri Imprinted MICHIGAN STATE 100% Crestlan now$5°° Though Griffin would not speculate on when or even if the approval has been from the academic are Was «55° ERDA would complete an as¬ The student's acade •3 dozen plain green sessment of possible environ ord and transcript wi 100% nylon ladies gym shorts now*365 mental effects that could ac- certification of success company the proposed site, he pletion of the program 20% OFF ALL UNLINED did say that the agency would Joyce Ladenson, , comply with federal law. professor of American ThotiJ JACKETS Griffin also refused to charges made by Ruppe last answer and Language and Judith Bil er. Holt junior in crimm SAVE UP TO 70% ON NEW SHIPMENT OF CHILDREN'S AND ADULT'S BOOKS week that the ERDA was in justice and a member of MM violation of its own regulation Honors Collegi THIS AD APPLIES ONLY TO requiring the assessment. tors for the j •rogran Atty. Gen. Frank Kelly Fall course repeat threatened to file suit Monday human sol against federal energy officials uality and the family and p!ij|J 131 E. Grand River if they attempted to construct sophical aspect the site without preparing a full and ? [ roles. Other E. Lansing, Mich. environmental impact state will include ment. study of the statu.' cultures and soc and literature, woi trial society, biological perspJ MSI) OLD FASHIONED BARGAIN DAYS BOOTERY'S TRC needs volunteers ences dent n the i movement, problem related to human and a related 's liberal* study, selected to indepo| the psychology of worn women and minorities Security deposits, leasing, Tennis Shoes evictions and maintenance will world of work. For additional infori be;Uhe four major problem contact academic advisers, a areas covered during the Ten SHOES 97* ants Resource Center volunteer training program from 6:30 to sistant deans in each and the assistant prove coll(j| SANDALS 10:30 p.m. Saturday and from 9 undergraduate education a.m. to noon Saturday. stt slmsl The TRC, located upstairs $5®0 $JW over the Unitarian Universalist Church at 855 Grove St., is a Woman thwari nonprofit organization which offers information and landlord rights and on tenant respon¬ thieves in honj CHICAGO (UPI> sibilities, and handles referrals of special problems. year old widow turne MONDAY - SATURDAY 9-6 Volunteers are needed im no easy prey for twe SIDEWALK SALE DAYS THURS. & FRI. 9-9 robbed her in her Northw| mediately because the demand Side home. SIDEWALK SALE IN-STORE SPECIAL I for the TRC services increases in the summer. The TRC is One suspect was in c Purses $500 presently understaffed because and a warrant issued f CIGARETTES Values toM6°° regular volunteers have grad uated or gone home until the other Wednesday due i woman's spunk and her < 29' fall. The TRC's expanding cover ed Police said the robbers pial they way into the homtf Stella Victor when she: age is another reason for the ed their knock at about 1 h J need for additional volunteers. Tuesday. The robbers DR. SCHOLLS MSU Bootery Aubrey Marron, TRC training coordinator, estimates that as many as one-third of all calls in cash, an inexpensive a lamp, but only after they we forced to overpower Mrs, VfJ EXERCISE SANDALS 225 L Grand River received come from as far away tor. as Flint and Detroit. The TRC A neighbor heard t he comti recently added another office and phone to help service the tion and called police. Reg. '14,s $996 higher number of callers. Role-playing, sample prob¬ John Withers, 37. w ed by police when he was f lems and legal questions will be hiding under a nearby pi offered to train anyone He was charged with battetJi wishing armed robbery and burglary. ■ to volunteer two hours a week to work at the TRC. The second suspect hid kfl 30% OFF RETAIL PRICE ON coordinators prefer that pro¬ Training hind Victor's couch while poT spective volunteers attend both questioned her ant Shortsleeve The Waist there for six hours until the Friday night and the Satur Victorj SUNGLASSES Cotton day sessions, but other ar¬ rangements can be made in son, Francis, 57, found him. the fleeing man struggled «i her son, Victor pummeledfo advance. For more information, Reg. to $15 the TRC can be reached at with her cane but he managed«| Reg. to $14 337 9795. escape and is being sought. DANNON YOGART $4.88 $7.00 2/49* 'Hawmps:' weary slapstick (continued from page 5) stick well at all and witllj FABERGE p-ows until finally they chal¬ potbelly does not even re lenge a unit of taunting horse ble a young Army ® WHEAT GERM OIL & HONEY soldiers to a grueling 300-mile Christopher Connelly uJ race between camels and sergeant in charge of the CONDITIONER LIMIT I — 16 OZ. Re9-'2" 99" horses to determine once and for all which is better. troop always seems as if WW about to crack up over J The ensuing animal scenes stupid lines he is given, * are handled very well and Slim Pickens as the ' _ Summer & Year-round COAST trained camels at least innovation ove, trained does ... mouthed old buzzard «1 sergeant commanding "J seeiMJ 2/49' DEODORANT BATH SOAP norse soldiers at least Unfortunate^, C, lp shows ho 1 have some fun with hie ~ handling human Denver Pyle as the fort* J*pir«. July IT. 1t» MP to 50% OFF — actors A" of 'he four-legged characters mander who w become caricatures that West because his predih Open Thursday and Friday night til 9 p.m. hardly for artillery led to resemble humans. They gestic¬ his ae PEPSI MEN'S FASHION CLOTHING ulate wildly and are old slapstick routines made to do and jokes ally sinking the pres yacht, is the best of the caatj 8-PACK CANS that are as tired as a hooker on unfortunately a Sunday morning. After enough to do. MfiRTYS a- Overall, if you go erf $1 29 you even start feeling too much you'll be disapl* sorry and embarrassed for them and the things they are ed, but if you go just ("1 made to do and heck of it and don't ^ say. 305 E. Grand Rivar at MAC. "Hawmps" too seriously, 1 Hampton does not do won't mind it at all. slap¬ n|| instate News, Eo»t Lansing, Michiflon dnesday, July |4 ,, Wednesday, July 14, 1976 11 clear sim Women (,e,eEates endorse compromise MSU to check for violations letter to RRDA (continued from page I) l's caucus, added that (continued from page 1) Seamens, Kelly ^71 ,fcj Carter's submission of my name," she University would not want to : initiate the ,ive in the Democratic party. commitment would said. "I disavow any movement "The issue of the potential encourage someone involved in Osteopathic Medicine. She be¬ the state of Michigan. Ethics Board on whether her B In the 21 state primaries depend him upon pressure put on in that direction. conflict of interest is, I think, a the training of medical students came executive secretary of the Carnegie receives 645,350 two positions constitute a con¬ .tempt to "restrain?! Id so far this year, twice as by women to fulfill his question for the profession and to be in a . state board in March, 1976 and yearly for her duties at MSU But she said she was position of having to flict of interest. ,n ofanA.oreir j ' P my Democratic women have promise. fied that her grati¬ a question for the state," review their qualifications. was a voting member of the and $9,416 for her board posi¬ The State Ethics As evidenced colleagues wanted Board antftheKRDAatiZJb lominated as are now by the over¬ her name submitted. Winder said. Winder said that if the re¬ board prior to that. tion. Added to her husband's eed without guidelines prohibit one person an adequ public office in those whelming applause and stand¬ However, he added that the view reveals a Her husband, R. G. Shilling- salary, that makes the couple's from holding two positions e study of potential kales." Ciprirni said. ing ovation bestowed problem they law, is also a professor of income over $97,000 annually. upon would then have to when the situation ental f"I am proud to say there are Congresswoman Jordan carefully osteopathic medicine at MSU. might in¬ consequences.*' low fe lour women U.S. Senate." running for she spoke before the tion Monday, a woman make it in the Democratic when conven¬ can Campus gunman slays six consider all the various alterna¬ tives, one of which could be to request that Carnegie give Combining their salaries, the couple is the highest paid by Because of the question in¬ volved, Carnegie said she plans to seek a ruling from the State fluence the judgment or per¬ formance of the individual in either position. f Carter has promised in his party or modify her board position. up >U slates I and win the (continued from page 1) and policy papers, Enlarged version to replace sculpture peeches support of both The associate provost said apparently the first to be shot. Also identified were rhich are readily available to men and women. Schulhz, an administrator in the instructional William R. that consideration must also be delegates, to "Appoint qual- Women and black media center; Bruce le delegates Jacobson, a custodian, and Steve Becker, given to the ability of the state women early in my ad- have expressed the classes 1 and in substantial mbcrs." and most women Jordan to be chosen as running mate for Jimmy Carter hope for a Dr. Ernest Becker, director the school. The son was of career identified as the son of planning and placement at employed in the library. board "to function in an effective way," and to their Icontinued from page 1) address at which Swartz is donation is a hoax. "At first I thought the artist meeting. "We considered it could be need for qualified ,.e at the convention seemed or if he is elected Jenny Galvan, a secretary in the bilingual education personnel to currently living. was a student who wanted to fraud," Patriarche said. "But ■ president as a Tn the first lower level of the department do so. women | jlisfied. "He have no place to go but member of his cabinet or the "sounded library, said she heard a noise that like a firecracker and then Carnegie said that she sees Swartz has an explanation for display his work along with the others," she said. "But if he was the committee can make a better determination." Supreme Court. But Jordan someone came running. That no conflict of interest and does this. He told the Journal re¬ person, I don't know who it a bona fide person, he would In his July 11 letter to council, ematic program ii. " said (iloria Shaeffer, Sec- adamantly refused Tuesday was, said that someone had been shot." not anticipate being asked to porter that Hamilton lived in udies Capt. Carmon Johnson of the state have made an effort to contact Swartz added, "I have been d for the at MSI! has jry of Slate in Connecticut, any movement to make her vice department paramedic team said it was "just damn forestry-county fire give up her position. the house spring term but has the people in the sculpture saddened to find that many in 0 is running for a seal in the president, saying such comingatiiltjl a move been on a lot of medical aid calls but I've never seen gruesome. I've "I do not feel that will now moved to "the Detroit project." the community, with II 1 IS. Senate. "I trust him to go would serve no purpose. Peti¬ this. anything like happen," she said. "I don't have area." However, the Detroit including mem¬ >r fall ter that direction." tions had been circulated at information operator has no City Manager John Patri- bers of the city council and the B the any power, I don't have a vote and sever fur "They were just dropped in their tracks with arche, who is also skeptical of Fine Arts and Cultural Heritage spring. I /Marilyn "D" Clancy, an Illj. convention for her nomination. papers in their hands. I looked down Pepsi cans and on the board." listing of a Claude Hamilton. Hamilton's existence, said that quiremcnl of 20 rrej congresswoman at the "1 do not a long hallway and saw bullet Committee, are taking my work approve of the shells and bodies from Hell to Carnegie has been acting Stratton believes that many the committee's decision should from at least breakfast. It looked like Vietnam." as a put-on or mockery of the 1 chairperson of the Dept. of things indicate the Hamilton be made at their July 22 entire sculpture project. at disciplin f12 o acadc jp the interdiscipL ic program, t'p to20 the credits can be ///J l-STOR SHOPPING SAVES M0N1Y, TIME, ENERGY m pendent n study, provided al has . .. .... ^ ifhe > ;-7s eacadei student' 1 transe at ion l of . sueeessl i Fairway J I - 9 S AtTIc FRANCOS LANSING MALI ill A SAMPLE t°hfe SAVINGS! of the program, r Ladenson. Golf • ImeiJER. a or of American nguae and Judith Range e 1 mile east ol • ll j uinil and a member of MSl'j College, the program. r courses • are rn in human nj I MerCoupon »••••••• • idian Mall • on E.Grand River # • nd the family and pi I aspects of Good • fi-mtnaj x roles. Other iclude a comparing For I f the status of a s and society, FREE • rature, women piety, biological 1 the women's to ,tproblems ne human so peri] liberal! ir I MINIATURE OOLF* game purchase of the • same. with • e rnd a related Coupon expires 0 I 7/31/76 udy, selected % chology of wo and minnritie There is a f work. additional informal!! acaden FCAHATION FOR deans ICAT^S I dif erence! ■ assistant provost I ttauda■ I AT 'FE I and succc" Small classes CAT voluminous hoi sfudv materials nan thwartl IRE c0°; tantly update J sein /t horrl (MAT PAT lape facilities tor AGO U'I'II • Al reviews of doss I widow turner prey for two ^AT ol supplementary | her in her Northw LEX m°; tcewas psui in tnaissued rrav CFMG lessons yadsende/ due IT'l MED- spunk i and he said the robhe enf BRD's \€f U ^he good feeling of way into the homt rwhenotcishe \ Oshkosh B'Gosh bib knock at about 1 p.i lO overalls with thegreat\ . . . . The robbers took )| new look of bells and M inexpensive rinj ni tonly uafter > they (1 body fit! A load of fabrics!/ and colors. For Istonicy ivtoplan £5 r ) overpower Mrs. k EDUCATIONAL CFNTff nVri everybody! Oshkosh I hbor heard the U10RING AND GUIDANCE B'Gosh makes em called police. SINCE 1938 terrific... overall. :1,s7.rehtiwast W I - Ml w. Ten Mile Rd. ice when he was I Southtield Mich. 48075 nder a nearby charged with bat' yand rebb burglarv. i dsuspect noc• hid or's couch while poli" bj d her and •remain xhours is until Victoi ,57. si found ci him. gman struggled* , ro pummeled tciV - e butn hea: managed" dis being i sought. slapstick! u at all and does not even foung her Connelly » Army <* withj , Ml in charge of the ar¬ s seems ya asrit " J , crack up over■ r nes he is given, w ckens as t"e * , old buzzard »1 commanding diers at least see"»l e fun with n l» m tonite Pyle as the fort1* Half-Price o was h shipp« w3 his predik cause »ry led to his a* Regular mixed king the the t Pre'j| drinks ebest of h 0*3 ately is not ~ 0do. Till 10 p.m. I, if you g 1 you'll be disa 2843 E.GD. RIVER E. LANS. 5125 W. SAGINAW - 2055 W. GRAND RIVER - 6200 S. PENNSYLVANIA f you go just "1 it and dont SHOMvlONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8 A.M. TO 10 too seriously, f ad it at all. 1 2 M'chigon Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan V loses second coach in two years his dismissal, Kearney noted, "Each university has to establish a By EDWARD L. BONDERS but she never had the courtesy to tell me to my face. She stated in State News Sports Writer the letter that if I had any questions I should call her." procedure and a process for evaluating personnel and any possible For the second time in two years, the MSU w basketball Jackson confirmed Marino's firing, saying, "The normal changes. As I said before, I can't clearly recall the exact circumstances, so I can't really comment on what exactly team is without a head coach. procedure I use when dismissing someone is to send them a letter. The State News learned Tuesday that former varsity and junior We (Jackson and Marinol had talked about that possibility earlier happened. But I intend to look into it1." varsity cage mentor Dominic Marino was informed in April by Dr. Marino's exit from the cage program is apparently the Nell Jackson, asst. director of women's athletics, that he would not Jackson added that she made the decision herself and didn't culmination of a year-long dispute between him and Jackson. be retained next season. consult anvone in the athletic department. "1 informed Dr. The women's team had posted a 2-13 win-loss record when Following the 1974-75 season, former coach Mickey Bailey left Kearnev iMSU athletic director i about my decision. I didn't retain Marino promoted several members of the junior varsity to the the Spartan staff for a lower-paying position with an Eastern Marino because I felt in general I hat we needed a change in the varsity for the stale tournament. Dissension surfaced on the squad when Regina Goldschmidt subsequently quit the team in protest. university. program," she commented. Marino, who worked as a graduate assistant for four years with Kearney recalled the incident in April, immediately after he "I don't feel Dr. Jackson gave me full support on my decision to MSU's men's basketball team prior to coaching the women's team, assumed his new duties at MSI'. but he failed to remember the bring up the players from the JV's" Marino said. "Some girls went was informed of his dismissal in a letter from Jackson. "I don't exact date. "I can remember her telling me about it. but I just can't and complained to her and she didn't back me up," he added. remember the exact date, but in early April I received a letter recall the timing of the move," he said. Jackson said that Marino's roster change was not a factor in the from Dr. Jackson stating that I wasn't being retained as coach," "It's not clear to me what happened. I'd intend to talk to Dr. firing. Marino recalled. Jackson and find out exactly what she did," he added. Another point of contention between Marino and Jackson He continued, "We had several meetings before about the team Commenting on Jackson's"use of a letter to inform the coach of Icontinued on page 13) STEELE, VALENTINO TAKE FIRST PLACE MSU Tigers success produces two Superstars Bob Steele, former NCAA hurdle champion from MSU, half mile, swimming, and golf in totalling 64 bowling points. however, and the tie was averted. American Tom Ross won rowing and finished seventh the rests on seosoil won the obstacle course, took Though Steele finished 11 Cal Fox, former Spartan overall. Steve Kemp, MSU By RICHARD L. SHOOK second in the half mile run and points ahead of Jamieson, the football player won the weight- decathlon competitor, didn't UPI Sports Writer 60-yard dash and third in lifting competition and took DETROIT (UPI) The second half of the superstars directors faced the any events but placed in - seas,,,, ,-„u -1!» weightlifting and rowing as he possibility of a tie for first. third overall. MSU hockey All- enough to claim fourth place, good indicator of how long it will take the Detroit I successfully defended his title to being a power in the American League. While Jamieson was playing at the second annual Brandy- tennis he had to pass up his They reached the traditional halfway point two g.inu- G wine Superstars competition numerical midway mark with a 38 41 record and an n, this weekend. Tom Jamieson shot a winning turn in the rowing event. By the time he was finished with tennis so was the final event, 'U' hires assistant Cleveland for fourth or fifth, as you wish in theAL : Both clubs are 11 games behind the division-leading V 35 in golf and added a second in but Jamieson still had his turn Yankees but Manager Ralph Houk makes no li„.,.; direct tennis and a third in pool for 33 overtaking the team his predecessor at Detroit. Hilly Nun points and runner-up to Steele's leading total of 44 points. Steele received the first coming in the rowing. "If Jamieson would have finished first in rowing he to publicity a manages. He knows this is a formative time for the quantum jump from their fangless 1975 season. Di-trim » Tiger.',. ,i„, i,., would have knocked Steele In keeping with the greater gram at MSU, effective Aug. 1. place prize of a 1976 Chevrolet down a point in that event. He at this point a year ago — but the worst, a 19 game Uui, Chevette, while Jamieson won emphasis on women's athletics, ahead was as the Tigers leaped and hounded ton ,r would have thus picked up 10 MSU has hired an assistant Tn addition to preparing re a week's trip for two to the Bahamas. points and they both would Sports Information Director leases and coordinating media have Finished with 43 points," But whereas there was only hope for Houk's team ■ v, iSID) to coordinate publicity coverage of women's sports, Sandy Valentino, an MSU said Don Bolhuis, on-site co¬ for women's teams. Detroit has produced some decent young players thi student from Lansing, won the Dinges will also work with the ordinator for Brandywine Fred Stabley, Sr., announced men's programs, according to Something a fan can build more than a pipe-drcarr, on women's first prize, a Vespa Jason Thompson has shown he can play first base aid Superstars. that Claudia Dinges will as¬ Stabley. Dinges is the first motorized bike, as she took First sume her post as assistant SID woman to hold such a position league ability and hit with more than a littie bil of >,» place in the 60-yard dash. Jamieson failed to place, in charge of the women's pro¬ at MSU. average isn't the greatest but it must be remembered George Brett three seasons to get to where he is now ;ti You Are Invited to Attend the Annual Second base is a problem as long as Pedro Garcia hits ho Too bad he doesn't weigh about 350, instead of the 17(1-1 mi t Celebration of the Tom Veryzer fields adequately for his limited rain.' ,i Birth Anniversary t about par for his position but something seems to he meon of Great Master quiet'^ffi^Mhp'.' " Aurelio Rodriguez has perked up at the plate over nasi BABA SAWAN SINGH thanks in part to Houk's leaving him alone and is playing h best in-the-league third base. (1858-1948) Ron LeFlore has demonstrated remarkable ON: SUNDAY JULY 18, 2:00 P.M. improterrr in center field and at the plate. All he needs is about one inn AT: 800 ABBOTT RD.. EAST LANSING of progress like that to be rated one of the true super-tan Mrs Olga Donenberg. Mid game. West Representative for the Rusty Staub can hit and probably will continue to ,|„ t Living Master Sont Darshon long time. He has another thing going for him too In car Singh will speak on the down any. Science of the Soul as taught Alex Johnson can handle left field until Detroit gels SANTDARSHAN SINGH by the Great Motters Buddha PRESENT LIVING MASTER SN photo Robert Kozlotf else who can. Chmt Kab.r Nanak Moham- SUCCESSOR TO BELOVED med Etc Mark Fidrych, Detroit Tiger pitching ace who The Tigers have played surprisingly well without KIRPAL SINGH started for the American League in last night's Horton's big bat, leading to the natural question of can i,, Program r„de D.siour,., Masters Books and Free Liter¬ ature will be available. All-Star game in Philadelphia holds one of the keys along without their designated hitter? Is he ticketed is possi trade bait? There is in the Bengals climb to respectability in the second * Self and God Realization "No," Houk answers. "We'd be that much better off if hedbs # Surat Shobd NO CHARGE & half of the season. Yoga the Yoga in the lineup. Pitchers respect him. I hope he's read-.- of Celestial Light and Sound NO COLLECTION after! All-Star break." * Meditation and True Living ALSO It's doubtful Horton would have that much trade The Mystery of L.fe and NCAA suggests * Colored Films and Tope Re . _. Death * Man s True Purpose on Earth cordings of Sont Kirpal Singh and Living Master Sant Dar¬ EMU, his impressive slugging credentials. He hasn't played the a in about two years, which right away takes him out of the Nan * Love and Service shon Singh League market, and his inclination to injury limils he Indian & American Vegetarian possibilities in the AL. Refreshments will be served to Bring Your Loved Ones CMU go to Division I Catching is still a sore point with Detroit, hut Houk feels! all' All Are Welcome! May will solve it next season, He looked like he was MOUNT PLEASANT (UPI) nounced following an appeal by this year until banging FOR MORE INFORMATION: up his ankle. Central Michigan and East¬ the four schools and the Mid¬ jjii ^ — Pitching is what will determine Detroit's ser ine) half, MARK (337-7149) Hey, chicken lovers- ern Michigan universities have been recommended for Division American Conference. committee had earlier decided The future, fate. Can Mark Fidrych continue at 80 per ccnl firsll |i| of his even come on over to I status in football by the to relegate the four to Division explosion to fame? Will Frank MacCormack gain some National Collegiate Athletic I-A. he gains the experience that Houk feels will make him Assn.'s classification commit¬ The recommendation of the the future! Will Vern Ruhie overcome his six inningiti The Summer Hair Cut The Other Fried! tee. the two Michigan schools along committee will now go before the NCAA Council in August become an above-average major league pitcher? Is Da going to rise above .500? Has John Hitler started on tin with two other Mid-American and before the entire member¬ down? We'll give you one Conference schools, Ball State ship at its convention next It sounds like better Wednesday | a and Northern Illinois, was an¬ continuing drama than "Marv liartw January. Well, almost... Call Gary's Today THUMB Gary's Campus Beauty Salon Family Did you United States know that Arkansas. Louisiana, Texas and California people can consume? produce [•than tkt Night Q. I recently received a large foliage Watermelon is thought to be native to times of drought. Africa, where it serves as a wtRefsoir.T !turine - MSU Hurt Facts Q. Is it worthwhile to grow sovhc.n, Special „„;i, ., hTTv I plant as a gift. Now all of a sudden it's navy beans and kidney beans a T- fa" wa,I',rlr"'"\ i. (DELIVERY AVAILABLE) dropping a lot of its lower leaves. I'm garden? Y ,.,Q' *>d">y plant pot . ; 3 piecei of chicken, following theIk care directions that — A. Probably not. It takes a lot of ITM T? v J I m with it, so what's the problem? space to grow enough of these to make^t li'"" Wh*td0 ' d° ,0 " : cole slaw, moihed tyi $439 A. Lower leaf drop in foliage plants is pronominal economical ' FREE! A. Your irohably I • potatoes A gravy A ||0W I often the result of shock due to changes Q. I am moving out of state soon, and Iuur bug problem i: ™g pr0Dlem, hot biscuits. I in environment. A plant that goes from I want to take all my houseplants with populatl01! of spnngtails ; a bright, warm, moist greenhouse to a me. Do I have to have them inspected' lmy ~ about "32nd inch lone * . . Great time to discover the toucha honey difference in ( Famous Recipe, The Other Fried Chicken. Delicious . dipped-in-honey batter, fried really crisp and all the way flfi sometimes uiiuiy •Hi, iiuics dimly lit florist soup in uuiisL shop to somewhat dry home will often to your lose leaves as it tries to adapt its growth 4 (foing. That „ depends on .nereyoure i oai ucpeuus where you wnere Check with the department of agriculture in the state you are moving vou're re Ca" tions r in a °" Up e*tremel>' larKe l"T" I very short a very gni' decayed vfL inn "—••• | time, Thc.v snort time. Buy any Medium O „ TJ* ( through. No wonder people who cross over to The Other to changing light, temperature and or from. To prevent the spread of r j ,and alSae - thouKh M""p At the regular price \ l£Z3 • Fried Chicken stay there! humidity. insects or diseases, many states have °.n g plants'A malat h'"n 'prll! Q. I tried to propagate my Boston restrictions on the kinds of plants that may be. used ar°"nd houseplants " e*<*pt ferns - but it is only a partial. I Get Identical PIZZA fern by sticking some fronds in water to may he brought into the state. „ FREE root them. Nothing happened. What Q. How can I start'a pineapple nlant' A. 'empoLrarY solution. Springtails req«« I went wrong? A. Cut Cut off lonilOD a.rl off the top' part'with topT. part with thelne T" ,'g humidltY. numidity' so the best e lminfltpthom icforl... hest >way » *1,.. i A. Ferns cannot be propagated from '°aves and remove nil the fruit. Pull off ellminate'hem istodry out tlif infested II . . leaves. aves The The meet most common ....... the bottom leaves until way to you have 1 to propagate ferns is by l'/i inches of stem c-r-se- dividing the uiviumg nit- • " - -a LL'.ii exposed. Place this o plants. They can also be grown from in a rooting medium or a glass of written questions only ■ spores —those little brown spots on the undersides of the leaves water. Roots should appear within a week or two. rot StateStudent News Display Advertising is — but division Pot in in soil after»ftor «h„... about a _ ^ Student Services Services Bldg. Bldn. iiUiiiiiiiiiiiii?** Vh generally advised month, "■ give -*• it" bright ' ' light and allow the Produced f"J: MSU Extyensim H""' I culturist f1i.u,^nn Stole News, Eost Looting. Michigan Wednesday, July 14, 1976 . |Congress/ona/ candidate Cage coach Marino fired (continued from page 12) Lndorsed by Vander Jagt revolved around the coaching salary he received. "When I asked her for more money because of the hours I was putting in, she refused," he added. Marino also noted that after he received Jackson's letter he was still given duties within the program, though he had been Today is the final day for said. "But there is a high level officially entry into the July 17 BvUlSCHKEIBER day with citizens throughout fired. "The memos kept coming from her regarding work that had tournament. I sS. New. Stall Writer of undecided voters. This is what will make the difference." the Congressional district, to be done. I had already received my salary for the year, I was Applications at the IM office. i.iting (he current Democra- In 1972, there was a working at their jobs and officially fired, yet they kept giving me jobs to do. ■controlled Congress as one "stay-at- Peg Kolka, who helped Marino coach the squad last year, nost destructive in home" attitude in many heavily discussing with them the prob¬ recalled friction between the previous coaching staff and Jackson KoarsIM lems they face and the Itory Congressman Guy Van- Republican districts, which per¬ formance they would like to see in previous years. T Jagt. R Cadillac, endorsed Taylor said was due to the "I served as assistant coach under Mickey Bailey in 1974-75, and Theater from their Congressman. In¬ \ Taylor for the Sixth Dis- Watergate scandal. This year cluded in the program will be a the situation was very, very tense. It was like trying to pull teeth presents •t Congress'ona' seat a' a he believes voters will be more to get cooperation from Dr. Jackson," she exclaimed. ss conference called by Tay- reponsive. day working on a farm, one in a "We tried to get practice facilities for the team, and failed at Kurt Weill* factory, and other days in Bertold Brecht (Tuesday- .... "We need a Congressman school and small businesses. every step. Finally, Bonnie Smoak, (asst. volleyball coach) and s Bander Jagt. who is chairper- Who is concerned with defense. myself went to see Dr. Jackson and didn't get anywhere. Then we THRU PINNY 1 of the Republican Con- Our Congressman has one of Vander Jagt, who said he has went to Burt Smith and he said he would see what he could do. OPIRA cssional Committee and is the worst defense records in no preference among the Re¬ When we still didn't have anywhere to practice, we went to see thru August 1 Tfnt|v campaigning for 100 the Congress," he said. "We publican candidates competing Jack Breslin Kolka commented. LEDGES PLAYHOUSE publican Congressional hope- also need a Congressman who is for the seat of retiring Sen. Jackson denied that she ever reprimanded the two coaches. lo coast, called Con- Kolka added, "Things got so bad at the eud of the season that concerned about jobs, not just Philip Hart, believes President Hob Carr. D-East Mickey Bailey left here for short term jobs, such as those Ford will win the presidential a lower-paying job." a "demagogue" and that would be created by the nomination and will present a Jackson stated that she has been searching for a new coach and that Taylor would much stronger ticket than Ron that "we are close to naming one." Humphrey-Hawkins Bill, but By William Shakespeare Directed by VINCENTE CASTRO 1 4 Michigan Stole News, East Lansing, Michig IT'S THE READABLE THING - CLASSIFIED Aitoisotive \M FIAT SEDAN, 1972, good me¬ EaptyarM VISTA POSITION available ii with FR4NKLY SHAKING.by phillrar^ [ Houses QUIET ONE bedroom apartment |[(J£J \2 For Sale ](§] SEWING MACHINE CLEARANCE SALEI Brand new r for Sale BOSE MODEL 800 with equalizer. P^L | in house. Lease 13 months start portables chanically, some rust, excellent local consumer group. Call 337- $49.95, $5. per month. Lerge tion, never used ExcB8ant2 mileage, best otter. 484-2775. 1676. 3-7-14 (121 now. $200 fall but discount sum¬ selection of reconditioned used $550. Phone 351 comma?* mer. 405 Hillcrest. 337-9572, 337- 8070. 3-7-19(121 9633. Z-5-7-19 (201 machines. Singers, Whites, Nec- OPENINGS U.S. NAVY. College JEEP CJ5 1972 soft top. Warren chi's, New Home end "many juniors, seniors, grads/masters in: others." $19.95 to $39.95. Terms. hubs, 2 sets of tires. 646-6062. ROOMMATE WANTED for large engineering, business administra¬ EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING modern apartment, own bedroom, AUTOMOTIVE Scooters £ Cycles 3-7J9J12)^ MAVERICK 1974 LIME yellow, 2 door, 2 snow tires on rims, 52350, tion, math, chemistry/physics, computer science, civil engineer¬ ing or nuclear engineering, 26 years old max. Call 313-226-7795/ $80 per month. p.m. Call Mike until 5 337-1361; after 5 p.m. 351- 3064. 3-7-14 (19) COMPANY. 1115 North Washing¬ ton 489 6448. C-13-7-30 (36) Gil Ports 8 Service 351-7957. 1-7-14 1131 89 collect. 2-7-14 1301 FIVE BEDROOM, near Okemos COMIC BOOKS, science fiction, mysteries and much morel Visit BOOKS! Aviation MUSTANG II 1974, hatchback. Clean, 37,000 miles, steel radials, RELIEF HOUSEPARENTS, group and MSU. Country setting, $300 CURIOUS USED BOOK SHOP, Loads of and P0p7| EMPLOYMENT FOR RENT 52350/best offer. 489-0940. 6-7-19 shelter home, Howell. Married couple to relieve regular housepar- plus utilities. Call 349-3841. 3-7-19 1131 307 East Grand River, 332-0112 (open 11:30-6 p.m.), C-13-7-30 Text and hardbacks | ents every other weekend, during (201 Apartments Reference __ vacation (2 weeksl, and emergen¬ STUDENT RENTAL near Capital. Houses PINT01971, automatic, AM radio, 613 West Shiawassee. 5 bed¬ VENTURA FOLK Guitar. Good cies. Responsible for total care of Rooms snow tires, excellent mechanically, residence and management of rooms, fireplace, nicely decorated. condition, $80. Call 487-6421. 3-7- Wa buy books onytjrvl some rust, $650. 351-4959, 355- FOR SALE 0737. 6-7-23 (14) shelter home operations while on Summer $300 per month. Sep¬ tember through June $360 plus 19(121 128 W. Grand 1 bl.W.ol »JI Animols dury. $35/day. For further infor¬ AM/FM STEREO with changer & Union | PONTIAC 1968 Executive, recent¬ mation call Mike Clemens, 517- utilities. Deposit required. Cali Bob Mthru Fri, Mobile Homes reel to-reel tapedeck, 10 watts ly rebuilt engine and automatic 546-1500. X8-7-16 (461 Homan, 349-3310 or evenings LOST 8 FOUND i mi>t & i fiXND IT - 349-4429 3-7-16 (311 rms. $200 after 7 p.m. 351-1774. 10-5:30 transmission. Air, power steering/ S-5-7-19 (15) PERSONAL brakes. AM/FM, Reese hitch, new GAME ROOM girls. Full and air r hap a hric of a time rpunping STILLMAN ROAD, 11 miles TV ZENITH portable PEANUTS PERSONAL part-time, neat appearance a black steel belted radials. Real steal at must. Good pay, pleasant sur¬ up ail the f* south. Country home now avail¬ HERE'S A plan to upgrade your white, $50. 332 5491 REAL ESTATE $1975. Call 489-7052 after 5:30. present speaker system this sum-' roundings. Apply in person only at COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-80< 9«H-BERKELSY CA 9 4 709 able, 4 bedroom, carpeting, large mer. Pick out a pair of fine trade-in RECREATION 3-7-j9_IM) SERVICE PONTIAC LEMANS Sporte 1970. CINEMA X THEATRE, 1000 West Jolly between 10-5, weekdays. yard, $250. 351-7437. 1161 0-12-7-30 loud speakers at bargain prices | Animals V Instruction Typing radio, $980. 1932 Winchester Drive, East Lansing, 337-9430. 0-14-8-2 (291 Apartments j|l?j j Apartments ](%P] SUMMER ONLY, unfurnished from THE STEREO SHOPPE. (prices by pairsl. Altec 891 A, $225, 6-7-14 (12) TYPING POSITIONS for Fall lerm, ONE BEDROOM upstairs apart NEAR CAMPUS and mall. Carpet¬ townhouse, rent negotiable. Call large Advents, $175: Tempest Lab TRANSPORTATION 55 wpm required. Test will be ment, all utilities paid, $125 per ed, deluxe one bedroom, snack¬ 882 9783. S-5-7-14 (121 3e, $200: EPI 90 s, $120: EPI 100's, weeks. 694-0065. E-STai WANTED SUPER BEETLE, 1974 VW. Per¬ month. 487-3886. C 11-7-30 (12) bar, air, $150/month. 655-3843. $135: EPI 110's, $180: Marantz 6, given. Apply in person 427 FOUR ROOMMATES needed for BASSET HOUND pupgiaX ROUND TOWN' fect condition, low mileage, auto¬ Albert St., State News Composing 6 7 23 (13) $200. Most include brand new a 5 bedroom house. $70/person/ brown and white, brown1 matic, $2300.351-5599.6-7-21 (121 NEAR L.C.C., pleasant 2 bedroom warranties. Phone 337-1300. C-3- Dept. Friday between 1:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. newly decorated, all utilities paid ONE BEDROOM furnished apart¬ month, includes all utilities. Call 7 19 160) tri-colored. Grand Rapids 1 "RATES* 484 6536 after 6 p.m. 12-7-26 1181 534-3879. Z-6-7 26 (141 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1973. $1900 Call 484-8383. 5-7-16 (12) ment with air, 7-30 thru 9-12, $215. 12 word minim negotiable. Michelin radials, con¬ MODELING $10 per hour. Phone 711 Burcham, 351-7019. 3-7-16 FUJICA 801 SLR 35mm, 50mm vertible, dependable, Julie 355- 489-2278. Apply in person 527 East SUMMER SUBLET; one man (13) CLEAN WELL-organized house F1.8 lens. case brand new, $250. 4700, 8-5 p.m. 6-7-26 (12) needed. Near Old World Village has two openings for summer. Mike Green, evenings 332-6162. Michigan Avenue. 24-8-27 1131 Mall. Nice location. $40/month Four blocks from campus. $70 and S-5-7-23 (15) LARGE TWO bedroom, complete¬ VEGA GT Hatchback 1974. Many NURSE AIDE for private duty and 351-4238. 6-7-19 (15) $55. Call John after 5 p.m., FREE ADORABLE Kittens6 J ly furnished, one block from extras. Good condition. Must sell. 351 4285 Z-4-7-14 (20I SKI EQUIPMENT. staff relief. Full or part time. Call campus near Jacobson's. Sum¬ Rossignol old, need a home. 337 72S2aM 13 6 8 332-6451. 3-7-16 (12) MEDICAL HELP, 489-1446. 2-7-16 mer and fall leases. Call 355-6118. TS4000 70 cm. Solomon 444 E-5-7-14 112) It 2 16 576 (161 YES.two 0-24 8-27 (17) 2 BEDROOMS-Half house, Bur¬ bindings. San Giorgio boots size 6. p.m. 10.10 13.44 VEGA HATCHBACK 1973, 36,000 cham-Hagadorn area. Private en¬ IS 2.70 7.20 13.50 16.80 miles, leaving country, best offer TEMPORARY MAIL Room help. johns FARMHOUSE APARTMENT, 4 trance. Call 351-1850 evenings. Poles. Excellent condition. $150. 394-2032. 3-7-19(181 Mobile Homes ® 18 3.24 ' 8.64 | 16.20 20 16 6-7-16 (12) 20 3 60 1 60 18.00 22.40 353-0697. Ask for Ludo. 3-7 14 Approximately 4-6 weeks. Hours per apartment! miles from campus. One bedroom. Private entrance. $160/month, 25 4 50 12.00 22.50 8:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m.: 5 p.m. - SOUTH CEDAR near Newly re¬ OLYMPIC TICKETS for finals, OKEMOS-SUPER Travelo J 28.00 Water, heat included. Prefer cou¬ Midnight. $2.30 per hour. Apply AND BALCONIES, TOO volleyball, boxing, track, plus expando. Decorated lighting ■ VEGA STATION Wagon 1971, modeled one bedroom. Carpeting, 3308 South Cedar, Suite 9. 4-7-21 ple or grad students. 332-1722 housing. Call 372-3180, 6-8 p.m. tures, nice woodsy setting 55T good condition, 61,000 miles Best Water's & River s Edge between 5 10 p.m. 2-7-16 (23) basement, $170/month. 1-468- Must sell quickly. Call % (201 3 7-19(121 Offer, 355 8095. 6-7-26 (12) 3627 or 1-838 4451 after 5 p.m. (next to Cedar Village) 3-7-19 (16) Kooyers 339-3626 or l LIVE-IN companion for elderly CAMPUS NEAR, furnished, living STRATOCASTER - FOR Sale, REALTY 482-1671 4 7 l6i2ll VW SUPERBEETLE 1971. One person. Call MEDICAL HELP, Roommate Service room, bedroom, kitchen, bath. black body with maple neck. $260. owner, radials, stick, plus extras. FURNISHED 3 bedroom mobile Excellent condition. Call Sid, 489-1446. 2-7-16 1121 332 - 4432 $110 plus utilities. ED2-5374. 6 7 26 (12) home. Campus 1 mile. 9 month Call Greg 337-2069. 3-7-14 112) BEAUTIFUL 1974 Libertyon|l lot in park, 2 bedrooms, funq weekdays 373-3730 ext 36. 2 4-7- FULL AND REDUCED SUMMER RATES! lease $225. 12 months $200. part-time graduate PIONEER PL-10 turntable with central air. 15 min students to work in car rental HOLMES SOUTH, near Sparrow.. Special rate for balance of sum¬ mer. 393-6966. 2-7-16 (22) new Shure cartridge, $65. Excel¬ Many extras. 655 3215 6-781 office. 489-1484. 3-7-19 (13) 1 & 2 BEDROOM furnished mobile One bedroom efficiency partially lent condition, 349-2707. 3-7-16 | Motorcycles I'dhreJ BABYSITTER IN my home during homes on Park Lake. $30-$45 Available now and for fall. Clean, furnished, ground level. Includes all utilities. $115 summer. 351- DUPLEX, LANSING, 2 bedroom, (12) MARLETTE 1971. 12' x 65 J TRIUMPH 1973 750cc Bonneville, redecorated, garden, r»o pets. $185 x 21' expando. 3 t day, Okemos area, requires car, 7497. 0-13 7-30 (17) 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. peaceful, quiet. 641-6601. 0-13-7- including utilities. 485-6719.1-7-14 excellent condition. Phone Q stock, excellent condition. Phone good pay. Call 349-4084 after 5 Tanks, cannisters and uprights. 332-6047 evenings. 3-7-14 (12) p.m. 3-7 19 (16) 30J21) VALLEY FORGE Apartments, one (12) Guaranteed one full year. $7.88 4744 or 372-1795. 6 7 14<14 FEMALE: OWN room. $95/month bedrooms available September and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING 1973 YAMAHA 650. Luggage PART TIME warehouse help. includes heat, water, pool, park¬ from $159.50, some furnished, 1 FEMALE needed for furnished townhouse. $130/month. Call 339- COMPANY, 316 North Cedar, ! Lost I Found rack, sissy bar, 2 helmets, 4764 Shipping, receiving and deliveries. ing. Close. July paid. 351-6772. latest appliances, shag carpeting, opposite City Market. C-13-7-30 total miles. $1200 or best offer, 4 hours per day, 5 days per week. Z-2-7-14 (14) air conditioning, free parking and 9360 after j> p.m. 6-7-26 (12) (24) wc» MALE POINTER, Holt MSU J 517-851 $2.30/hour. Apply at 1605': -East -7630_Z:3-7-J4( 17)_ security door locks. 1031 West White/liver, wearing black tflf wrinkles. HONDA 1974 750. Extensively customized, one of a kind, spot¬ Kalamazoo Street between- 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 P-™L<°-7-26J27)_ _ FURNISHED UPPER one bed¬ room. All utilities paid, $155. Available immediately. 489 4789 Lake Lansing Road on bus line to MSU. 351-1943 for an appoint ment. 7-7 23 (37) Rooms \[/>\" SQUINTING CAUSES Help prevent with prescription ground sunglasses. OPTICAL Reward. 694-1942, 485 3093 J 16 (13) less, tuned. 394-4568. 2-7 16 (12) SECRETARY AND clerk typist PERSON WANTED August first, after 11 a.m. 3-7-16(13) and two more September first. In DISCOUNT, 2617 East Michigan. positions available in busy associa¬ 821 825 NORTH PENNSYLVAN¬ Lansing ^372-7409^ C-3-7J6U6| LOST GOLDEN Retriever, I 1972 SUZUKI 750. Only 12,000 tion headquarters. General secre¬ large country home. 485-9520. tags. Answers to Lady. R EAST SIDE, one bedroom, utilities IA, just south of Oakland. One 4-7-16(14) miles, custom paint, fairing, ex¬ tarial skills and good typing essen¬ BLUES, HARMONICA, classes Call 351-2252. Z-3-7-19H2I I tras. $1150. 351-6458. Z-3-7 16 tial. Airport location. Call 374- included, male, deposit, $166. bedroom apartment, carpeted, air, After 5 p.m., and recorder classes start this 112) 7914. E.O.E. 3 7 14(22) 351-0241 2-7-14 (12) stove, refrigerator and dishwash¬ UTILITIES PAID, furnished, cook¬ week. Inexpensive small groups. er. Carport parking, extra storage, HONDA 1972, CB-350. Excellent condition, 1200 miles, original TYPIST-ACCURATE-part time. ROOMMATE WANTED with or without child to share female laundry room. Heat and water furnished, security deposit, lease. ing, parking. Large co-ed house near campus. 332-6990 evenings. 6-7-26 (12) Register now at ELDERLY IN STRUMENTS, 541 East Grand [ Personal i owner. $600. 4:30-8:30 p.m. To operate word River, 332 4331. 1-7-14 (22) Phone 349-0657. processing equipment. Airport lo¬ townhouse. 355-0170 days. 3-7-16 No pets. $165 882 0640. 6 7-26 MRS. MARCO CHARACj 3iz"l6j1j>. cation, will train. Call 374-7914 (12) (34) BEST LOCATION in town, rent MARTIN 028, used. 1923 Gibson READER AND ADVISER lf| J YAMAHA 250 Enduro 1971. Must E.O.E. 3-7-14 (17) CAMPUS, TWO blocks, free heat, negotiable, available immediately. F2 mandolin. 1943 Gibson South¬ have any doubt in your mi see and ride! $375. 337-2162 after MERIDIAN. CAMPUS and mall Call 351-4280 after 5:00. 4-7-14 ern Jumbo. 1938 Martin 017H. any problems, call her to' one bedroom, unfurnished, shag close. Carpeted, deluxe one bed¬ readings private and cc (l2i For Rent carpet, dishwasher, central air, room, air. $150. 655 3843 6-7-26 Martin D12-20 12-string. Vintage in her home. Call 372 24 Automotive '*# 1972 KAWASAKI 750,4500 miles, no pets. Lease to September, Gibson Hummingbird. Super se¬ ed at 914 N. Capitol A' TV AND stereo rentals. $25/term. $175, $185. 129 Highland. 332- OWN BEDROOM. Co-ed house. lection of electric and bass guitars AMC HORNET wagon, 1972. Au¬ extras, nice! $1000 or best offer. 11-7-30 (36) $10.95/month. Call NEJAC, 337- 6033. 5-7-21 (23) PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 162 Gunson. 332-2018. $66 sum¬ by Fender, Gibson and Gretsch. tomatic, radio, radials, bucket 332-3230. 2-7-14 (12) SOUTH. Furnished studio, utilities mer, fall option. Nice extras! Used Travis Bean artists electric ELECTROPLATE YOUR M 1010. C 13 7-30(121 seats, excellent condition. 882- NEEDED ONE or two women for guitars. Bass guitar amps by Turn a noisy infant in 1975 SUZUKI 250, $700. Low paid, $125/month plus deposit. 2-7-12 (13) 9171. 3-7-19 (12) apartment. Next to campus. 332- Ampeg, Fender and Acoustic. keepsake. Call 351 3590 mileage, 374-7278 before 6 p.m. Apartments 4432. 6-7-23 (12) Phone 627-5454 0-13-7-30 (13) Several P.A. systems, new and a!; Package deals. 1-7-14 »fl| _ 5-5-7-23 (15) ATTRACTIVE SINGLES - two p.m. BUICK LESABRE 1972 silver blue. LARGE, FURNISHED efficiency, used. Reconditioned band instru¬ New radials, CB radio, just 50,000 months at $50/month, in advance. ONE BEDROOM $130 to $140. EAST LANSING area, models close to campus, air conditioned. ments. WILCOX MUSIC, 509 East BMW 1973 600cc. New parts, 523/538 Park Lane. 337-0427. 663- miles, clean. $1650. Gary, 332- 3797. 3-7-16 (16) extras! Excellent condition. $1950/ Two bedroom $150 to $160. Any length lease, now until September open two 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. One and bedroom. Newly remodeled, $125 summer, $180 fall. 487-4451, 351-1610. 0-13-7 30 (14) 8418. 332 1191. 0-3-7-16 (16) Michigan, Lansing. 485-4391. C- 13-7-30 (68) [ Real Estate A best offer. 332-0422. X3-7-19 (12) 15th. Phone 337-0894, 1300 East starting at $170. Utilities furnished OKEMOS, LARGE atlracwJI Grand River, or 208 Cedar. Z-10-7- HUGE ROOM, near campus, no ranch home at 3 BUICK LIMITED 1958. Rare, ex¬ except lights. SWIMMING POOL. COME ON down to DICKER b cellent condition. 51,000 original 1974 Honda CB-360 with helmet. Like new, must sell. 332-3568. Bill. 16 (26) Security deposit $125. On bus Under Houses lift] pets, $85 plus utilities. Call 351- 6185. 4-7-16 (12) DEAL for all your musical needs. Drive. Excellent lot ing, only $55,900. Telep and Ian miles. $1250. Phone 337-0447. 6-7-21 (12) new management. MT. Fender and Gibson guitars. Pea- 3-7-14 (12) SUMMER Call NORTH POINTE APART¬ HOPE/Lansing. Unfurnished, 2253. 10-7 23 1181 upstairs, carpeting. $135 plus elec¬ vey, Ampeg, Fender and West HONDA 750 1975. Only 5000 ana MENTS off M-78 and Haslett SINGLE ROOM, very quiet, pri¬ amplifiers. We also have all your tricity, deposit. Call 355-1120. SKYLINE HILLS, golf and slil CADILLAC SEDAN DeVille 1974. miles, like new. 332-3250 after 5 FALL Road, 332-6354; evenings 351- vate, 4 blocks campus. Parking. recreational needs. Camping, bik¬ 3-7-16 (12) Air, cruise control, regular gas, p.m. 6-7-16 (12) 1173. PEEZ REAL ESTATE. C 9-7- 337 0678 after 6 p.m. 6-7-16 (12) ing, golf, tennis and scuba diving 4 bedroom, furnished or M $6000. 351-5870 after 5 p.m. EQUITY 30(47) EAST LANSING-3 and 4 bed¬ equipment. So come on down and check out our prices. DICKER b nished. 332 6832. 6 7 23112J X3-7-16 (13) Auto Service _jl>: VEST NEEDED ONE or two men for apartment next to campus. 332- room houses, furnished, available September. 337-9412. 2-7-14 (12) 2 ROOMS, house near Frandor; garage, finished attic. 735 North DEAL SECONDHAND STORE, 1701 South Cedar. Bank cards QUICK SALE 4 cious living room, bedrooms.! Frankl"! CHRYSLER CONVERTIBLE, 1965. GUARANTEED EXHAUST for Find you a houso or room. 4432. 6-7-23 (12) 526 FOREST STREET. 4 bedroom, Hayford. 484-3361. Z-6-7-14 (12) welcome, 487-3886. C-3-7-19 (58) place, large shady lot * Completely repainted. 2nd owner. your Import at CHEQUERED 351 -5511 484 -9472 - $26,000. After 6 p.m.. 371^ $500. Phone 349-0657. 3-7-16 (12) FLAG FOREIGN CAR PARTS, EAST LANSING. One bedroom fully furnished. Through Septem¬ ber. 332-5298 after 5 p.m. Z-6-7-23 BLUES, HARMONICA, classes 3 -7 -19 (171 DAVE 485 - 5698 furnished or unfurnished. See at SUMMER TERM singles or dou¬ 2605 East Kalamazoo Street, one and recorder classes start bles. Reasonable. Call 332-2502 this DATSUN 1973 Red 240Z, with Michelins. Must sell, best offer. mile west of campus. 487-5055. CLEMENTS. ROOMY 1 bedroom, 1308 Haslett Road (near Haga- dom). Phone 332-8036. 6-7-26 (16) after 6 p.m. Close-in comfortable week. Inexpensive small groups. (continued on page IF I C-13-7-30 (21) furnished. Walk to campus or bus Call 351-1147 after six. 6-7-16 (14) EASY ACCESS to campus. Male. house. 7-7-16 (14) Register now at ELDERLY IN¬ it. $165 per month including STRUMENTS, 541 East Grand ONE BEDROOM apartment, all Clean, furnished. $100 complete. utilities. References, deposit, River. 332-4331. 1-7-14 (22) DATSUN 1974 B210, hatchback. phone 351-8457 or 482-0717. 6-7- furnished except bed. $25/week Cable T.V. 487-1703. 6-7-26 (12) MEN ONE block to ^ CHECK OUR Steel belted radial, snows. Built-in (12) until campus. REPAIR PRICES September 15th. 355 4800 Clean, MOVING SALE: Couch with AM/FM cassette player. 23 chan¬ 14(22[ after 3 p.m. 3-7-19 (15) OWN ROOM - Frandor, no lease, quiet rooms. Cooking. tables, chairs, record player, lots utilities paid. $60/month-summer. Phone 485-8836 or 351-8192. 0-13- nel CB. Must sell. Only $2275. Call AMERICAV "GERMAN AND 120 SOUTH Hayford. Basement 482 0542, 351-0028. 2-7-16 (12) 7-30(13) 355-7827 after 5 p.m. 3-7-16 489-7052 after 5:30 p.m. 3-7-19 FOREIGN CAR REPAIR, also bo¬ apartment, 2 bedrooms, includes UNIQUE HOUSE! Own bedroom 10'/. DISCOUNT TO SM' (24) dy. 20% DISCOUNT to students utilities, summer $110. 351-7497. plus half bath, fireplace. $85/ 8 FACUtrv ON CASH CI and faculty on all cash 'n carry VW 0-13-7-30 (12) month. Female only, 482 4991. VW SERVICE PAR IS FIAT 1970 124 Spyder. New service parts. IMPORT % AUTO 3-7-19 (13) BURCHAM WOODS exhaust, new u-joints, new top, PARTS, 500 East KALAMAZOO EUREKA STREET, near Sparrow, Cibies. Runs excellent, little rust. and Cedar. 485-2047, 485-9229. large 1 bedroom, ground level, APARTMENTS A $1300 negotiable. 371-2310. Z-2-7- MasterCharge and card. C-13-7-30 (37) BankAmeri- carpeting, available now, $130. 351-7497. 0-13-7-30 (14) 731 14 (18) • HEATED POOL MIDSUMMiR APARTMENTS THEY WENT • Unlimited parting ■ A • AUTO IPARTS DEMONSTRATOR SALE FOR RLL OF YOilR Close to Campus * Air Conditioned THAT-A WAY...TO COLLINGWOOD • Furnished • Studios Don't be deserted! 500 E. Kolomozo" of Cedar | ★ All Appliances includ¬ APTS!! VOLKSWAGEN Robblt-Oosher-Buies CYCLIRQ REELS! ★ ing dishwasher Luxurious Furnishings ★ air conditioned • • 1 Bedroom 2 Bedroom Check out COLLINGWOOD APTS 11 Volkswagen complete " service. Repair S P""5! MAZDA Blcycles.Componenfs. Accessories 6 Service tk Shag Carpeting • Air conditioning most foreign and ★ dishwasher Mizor«RX3-RX4 Best Values a Widest Selection * On-Site Management ★ air conditioned cars. Body shop 8 P°'n"y (Also 4 brand new '75 RX4's) * Private Balconies ★ shag carpeting SORRY! ★ vices. Exchange eng"" Save up toM200 ★ unlimited Full Far t—nr dishwasher tronsaxles ★ SWIMMING POOL parking ★ VOLVO Featuring Centurion & Motobecane ★ plush furniture shag carpeting free wrecker i 242. 244. and 164 Now leasing ★ model open daily NOW LIASINO ★ ★ unlimited parking repairs - local ar plush furniture . Velocipede SAVINGS UP TO '2162 FOB FALL service to our froi for Fall ★ model open daily C00K-HERRIMAN Fall Rates: We buy and sell VW' | v.w.voivoh*a1>a '/i mite w. ol Lansing Mall Peddler Foil '78 per person Discount for 12 mo. lease Now leasing for Fall Studio 1 Br 2 Br Now leasing for 485-2047 485 »7f '16,i745 '198 '260 Fall 8-6 Mondoy ■ Friday | VOJ 6135 W. Saginaw vSS Phone 371-5600 541E. Grand River 331-7240 351-7212 Coll 351 -8282 Burcham Dr. Coll 351 - 8282 9.2 Saturday (behind Old World Mall 351 • 3118 (behind Old World Moll Locoted Below Paramount News • Across From on the rivor!) 9 • S Weekdays Berkey Hall on the river 'til noon Sat. I) M:,kirn Slote News, Eost Lonsing, Michioon Wednesday, July 14, 1976 15 THE SMALL SOCIETY" by Brickman 2 WJBK-TV, Detroit 6 WJIM-TV, Lansing 10 WILX-TV, Jackson YE TOPAYIT'6 OHLYA 7 WXYZ-TV, Detroit 25 WEYI-TV, Saginaw 3 WKZO-TV, Kalamazoo 12 WJRT-TV, Flint 41 U^BMPboYM&HT CAMPA l«SUE- 4 WWJ-TV, Detroit 8 WOTV, Grand Rapids WUHQ-TV, Bottle Creek 13 WZZM-TV, Kalamazoo CaOPLBPWm 9 CKLW-TV, Windsor 50 WKBD-TV, Detroit 5 WNEM-TV, Boy City 23 WKAR-TV, East Lansing INFLATION \ \fJO0LQ IW& . MORNING (7-29-41) Hot Seat (25) Addams Family 5:45 (10) Fun Foctory COH6WEfZfcPA (29) Bozo ■" U of M Presents (13) Eyewitness At Noon (41) Mod Squad CATfi'STfrPH&- 6:10 (14) Lowell Thomas Remembers (50) Lost in Space •«— I News (19) Speaking Freely 5:30 I 6:15 (23) Upstairs, Downstairs (2) Adam-12 :i i. 7-4 I Form and Home Report (50) Bugs Bunny (4-13-25) News 9:00 a.m. I 6:20 12:20 (10) Andy Griffith (7) The Reluctant Debutante I Town and Country Almanac (6) Almanac (12) Andy Griffith (1958) Starring Rex Harrison and I 6:30 12:30 (14-19-23-35) Electric Company Koy Kendall. Directed by Vincente DOONESBURY ■ College of Lifetong Learning 1) Summer Semester I Classroom (2-3-6-11-25) Search Tomorrow (4) News For (29) Mickey Mouse Club (41) News 5:55 Minnelli. A manners comedy emphasizing and customs in an American debutante who foils for by Garry Trudeau l^qtertaiqineqt I TV College (5-10) Gong Show a drummer. First ~me treaty is EVENING port, concludes boyjsnt Aumrr, the wmhave ITCOULD ABO BE JUST BE BEGIN¬ ■ y of M Presents (7-12-13-29-41) All My Children 6:00 tomorrow at this time. OF GREAT NAUOHAL THATSWFF amiga!-woe am muxes.> NING!! VENTURA AND HIS LITTLE PAL T Town and Country Almanac (8) Mike Douglas (2-3-5-6-7-8-10-11-12) News (13) - A STOLEN LIFE (1947) mxcemitev justoff b no longer blonde. ims HERE CALLED BEFORE WE ETHICS \mr. ventura. 'i me mi?! HELL, AG (14) Evening At Pops j| Form Report (50) Lucy Show (13-41) ABC News Starring Bette Davis and Glenn Ford. The story of twin sisters :UAssmy6o//t6 ' > ANY gooprea- coup just blow sonfcryou mmtm. COMMITTEE TDDAY-TD CHECK ON HER ALLEGED ALPHABET? All OF IT?! MUCHOFLT Asm CAN B) FI'PPer (14-19-35) Zoom cm the details'' not id run! QUALIFICATIONS 1 6:35 12:55 (23) Olympiad (played by Davis) who display / RECALL, MEG |l Flews and Farm Report (5-10) NBC News (25) Hogan's Heroes oppisite personalities - Good and 6:45 1:00 (29) Little Rascals Bad while loving the same man. - I News (2) love of Life (50) Brady Bunch 1:00 p.m. 7:00 (3) Accent 6:15 (50) - LUCKY PARTNERS (1940) |l2| Bozo (4-10) Somerset (29) Little Roscals Starring Ronald Colman and Ginger 16-11-25) CBS News (5) Fun Foctory 6:30 Rogers. Also featuring Jack Car¬ ls-8-IOI Today (6) Not For Women Only (3-6-11-25) CBS News son. Two sweepstakes wi 11 Good Morning, America (7-12-13-29-41) Ryon's Hope (4-5-10) NBC News cavort amiably in a romantic kl Cartoons (11) Northeast Journal (12-29) ABC News romp. 7:20 (19) Evening At Symphony (13) Adam-12) 4:30p.m. L Town and Country Almanac (23) Evening At Pops (14-19-35) Book Beat (5)-THE MARRYING KINO (1952) (25) Backstage I News 7:30 (50) Movie (41) Movie (50) I Love Lucy Starring Judy Holliday. Directed by George Cukor. An observed THE DROPOUTS ■| Cortoons 1:10 7:00 study of a middle-doss couple by Post ■) Bozo (25) That Girl 2)CBS News with a blend of humor and drama. || Sesame Street 1:25 (3) Concentration (7) - THE SHEEPMAN (1958) 8:00 (2) News (4-5-8-10) Democratic Conven¬ Starring Glenn Ford, Shirley Mac- -ip cwverekTHey SHOW} 11-25) Captain Kangaroo 1:30 tion Laine and Leslie Nielsen. A classic <5£T THE SAME TREATMENT AS IMP AN (17* ' ^ r J J) Sesame Street (2-3-6-11-25) As The World (6) Hogan's Heroes western in which cottlemen are ■) Good Morning, America Turns pitted against sheepmen but with (7) ABC News 8:30 (4-5-8-10) Days Of Our Lives (11) Sports Challenge a new twist...some old west B) Woman (7-12-13-29-41) Family Feud (12) Brady Bunch satire. 9:00 (14) Dreamer (13-29) Truth or Consequences 6:30 p.m. I Phil Donahue 2:00 (14) Whot's Cooking? (41) - THE MARK OF ZORRO I Clubhouse (7-12-13-29-41) $20,000 (19) Day By Day (1940) Starring Tyrone Power, | Concentration Pyramid (23) Lowell Thomos Remembers Linda Darnell, Basil Rathbone, It Takes A Thief (14) Romagnolis' Table (25) I Love Lucy Gale Sondergoard, Eugene Pal- I Young and the Restless (19) Woman (35) Legacy of the American lette, Montagu Love. I Movie (23) Bix Beiderbecke Memorial Revolution The famed moustached crusader I Buck Matthews Jazz Festival (50) Family Affair who hails from south of the 1) Mike Douglas 2:30 7:30 boarder has returned. sponsored by: I) Phil Donahue I) Dinah! (2-3-6-11-25) Guiding Light (4-5-8-10) Doctors (2-3-6-11-25) Democratic Con¬ vention (50) - 9:00 GARDEN OF EVIL (1954) PROFESSOR PHUMBLE Thurs. Nite 1) Movie (7-13-29-41) Break the Bonk (7) Courtroom Starring Gory Cooper, Richard by Bill Yates Blue Grass Music I-19-23I Mister Rogers (12) Mary Hartman, Mary (12) Price is Right Widmark, Cameron Mitchell, Su¬ 50 oz. Pitcher Special m) Mike Douglas Hartmon (13) To Tell The Truth san Hoyward and Hugh Marlowe. ■) Good Morning, America (14) Firing Line (14-19-23-35) Robert '/.ucNeil Tree adventurers are hired by c ") 700 Club (19) Antiques (29) To Tell The Truth woman to escort her through 9:30 3:00 hostile country to rescue her (50) Hogon's Heroes I Morning Accent (2-3-6-11-25) All In The Family 8:00 husband. mweiE, ■ Gong Show (4-5-8-10) Another World (7-12-13-29-41) BionicWomon 11:30p.m. GE/vJTLY! ■ To Be Announced (7-12-13-29-41) General (14-23-35) Novo (50) - SAN QUENTIN (1937) YoO KEEP I Not For Women Only Hospital (19) Romantic Rebellion Starring Pot O'Brien, Humphrey 1-19-23) Villa Alegre (19) Day by Day (50) Merv Griffin Bogart and Ann Sheridan, II Formby's Antique Furniture (23) Antiques 9:00 prison offcial's discipline is mis¬ atW Ikshop 9:55 (35) Woman (7-12-13-29-41) Democratic construed by a tough convict and his sister. PAH-! 3:30 Convention B Carol Duvoll (2-3-6-11-25) Match Game (14-19-35) Great Performances Midnight ^ 10:00 (7-12-13-29-41) One Life To Live (23) Commanders (3-6-11-25) - THE FIXER (1968) fyrf'icJob 1-6-11) Price is Right (14-19-35) Lilias, Yogo and You (50) Movie Starring Alan Bates. Filmed on 1-8 )0) Sonford And Son (50) Popeye locotion in Hungary as an adapta¬ J-19-23) Sesame Street 4:00 10:00 tion of Bernard Malamud's Pulit¬ ■) PTL Club zer Prize novel about the persecu¬ 1) Romper Room (2) Mike Douglas (3-11) Tattletales (14-19-23-35) life of Leonardo Da Vinci tion of a Jewish peasant FRANK & ERNEST Sponsored by: ll Detroit Today (4) Lassie 11:00 turn-of-the-century Russia. by Bob Thaves 12:30 a.m. 10% MSU DISCOUNT (8) Bugs Bunny (4-5-8-10) News 10:30 (5) Dark Shadows (50) Best of Groucho (7-12-13-41) - RETURNING HOME f-810) Celebrity Sweep- (6) Rocky and His Friends 11:30 (1975) A TV-remake of the 1946 Oscar winner "The Best Years of ACCORDIM6 TO THi; (7-29) Edge of Night (2-3-6-11) News ■A.M. Detroit (10) Flipper Our lives" starring Dobney Cole¬ 1-131 Hot Seat (12) Bonanza (4-5-8-10) Johnny Corson (14-19-23) ABC News man, Tom Selleck, James R. MAR IF We CO 1) 700 Club (13) Mayberry R.F.D. (25) Twilight Zone Miller, Joan Goodfellow, Lourie right we take the I) Adventurer (14-19-23-35) Mister Rogers (50) Movie Walters and Sherry Jackson. The I) Not For Women Only (25) Yogi Bear 12:00 story concerns the problems of mountain Route, J 11:00 (41) Lassie (2) Mary Hartman, Mary three American World Wor II ■To Be Announced (50) Addams Family Hartman veterans who must adjust to and if we go left civilian life after enduring the J-ll) Gombit 4:30 (3-6-11-25) Movie we Rum into a Rig 1-8-10) Wheel Of Fortune (3) Dinahl (7-12-13) News traumatic effects of war. ■■13-41) Edge Of Night (4) Mod Squad (29) Weather/Paul Harvey SPLOTCH oF HUSTAPD ■"•23) Electric Company (5) Movie (41) Mary Hartman, Mary V Romper Room (6) Partridge Family Hartman J 11:30 (7) Movie 12:05 ■Toung ond the Restless (8) Gilligan's Island (29) Wild Wild West Tonight; CROSSWORD f 11-25) love of Life 1-8-10) Hollywood (10) Mickey Mouse Club (11) Not For Women Only (2) Movie 12:30 Country Swing ACROSS PUZZLE M ■2-13-41) Happy Days cttacM^'"' ■ Antiques I Consumer Survival Kit (13) Bewitched (14-19-23-35) Sesame Street (29) Happy Days (7-12-13-41) Movie 1:00 (4-5-8-10) Tomorrow long- 1 The (treat 32 I B Villa Alegre ' dog (41) Speed Racer (50) Munsters (29) News 1:05 shot 7pc.BAND! 11:55 5:00 2:00 pitcher nite! I'll-25) CBS News AFTERNOON (6) Ironside (4) Classroom COMING Sun. & Won \'M SORRV YOU'fc NoT Public Glf»( (8) Mission: Impossible (7-10-12-13) News 12:00 (10) Family Affair 2:30 tTOckeg/ Pitt/oUnq Unit HAPPP, bur 8 Continent abbr 40 Irish name 1-6-8-12) News (11) Phil Donahue (4) News 9. Hawaiian food 42 Circle of light "'-25(Young 10 ond the Restless Tell The Truth (12) Love, American Style 2:50 \ ^eyeR pfWisepto^ 1. English bullfinch 46 Exult 3 Strange comb 49 Egg dish (13) Beverly Hillbillies (2) Protectors /\ Rose (SARDen II form 7 Ladder m 50 Moslem nymph hosiery 51. Mental 3. City subdi 8 Exigency 4. Willow genus tremendous savings EANUTS at our sidewalk ISchuIz sales Op*n 10 AM - 9 PM Daily 226 Abbott Rood East Lansing T^TNoTiuRE^TX ( WOO05T0CK EVEN UKE5 J I REFUSE TO HAVE SOMEONE OVER FOR TEA AND WORMS.' VjEA AND CAKE..._y -—e- 16 Michigon Stote News, East Lonsing, Michigan July l4 J jj^g \^|niDi51 (continued from pege 14) | HStfCtiOW [[^j ' fe. 'R,oiNb T»w» Recreation IB ' WRITING CONSULTANT. Eight years experience in professional EXPERIENCE IBM typing. Disser- tation, (pica-elite). FAYANN, 489- (Kb A A W 0 BEST RATES to charters to Europe. Europe. Still TRAVEL BY editing, writing skill instruction, 337-1591. 0-2-7-14 1121 0358. C-13-7-30 (12) H W Announcements for It s What s MSU Cycling Sponsors easy- paced Wednesday evening rides Soaring Club flights, instruc¬ tion-demonstration, weather per¬ EXPERIEIVCESIUNtt^ tation HARRINGTON, 351-8800. C-13-7- V Ay Happening must be received in the for everyone. Leaving 6:30 p.m. mitting, Ionia Airport. Call 616- session with from 7:30 to 9 tuFcFc tfrm naners leoal State News office, 341 Student p.m Timw J 30 from Commuter parking lot 4. All 642-9019 to reserve flight time. Agriculture Hall. Sftt GUITAR, FLUTE, banjo and drum IBM typtng reason- SjnAjje "Bldg, bicyclists welcome. Rides available from Union, 9 a.m. sit or sit or lie eon. on. BringaatHl CANOE THE MISSISSIPPI? Join 23 others for 11 week fall or winter lessons. Private instruction avail- able. MARSHALL MUSIC, 351- a^OHNCALHUUN-332-2078. 0-10-7-30 (12) ADVERTISE YOUR Rummage- Garage Sale at special rates '20 ralunc.^em,^Lacc^,: , b hone Sailing Club meets at 7:30 Saturday and Sunday. Observatory Open Ho,,.. trip. Also 2 week Wilderness 7830. C-1-7 14 (121 Camping Leadership Workshops words for $2.50 a day In our Thursday, Men's I.M. Officer nom¬ urday.Julyl?, from 9 ,o Weather permiiiing th.,1 m'H in August and September. For r_ ' PUrVfIcT TYPE. Accurate per- C"" ** TT Tu™ inations, major rule changes under HELP collect signatures to put brochures contact the PINE RIV- T«pii£ StrVICt , 'If, sonal and professional IBM typing. ^ S »-8 27_(2t> Fr,days. Learn about nutrition consideration. Quorum neededl RENT CONTROL on the Novem¬ reflecting telescop a ber Ballot, 6:30 p.m. tonight at Onedayservice.351.5094.C.13-7. ER CANOE CAMP, 918 Lantern Hill East Lansing, Michigan 48823. L- - "J!?1 A-Z CARPORT Sale. ,23, Down- Lansing Gigantic sale men's ^(^2? gtreet " MSU Pre-Law students: LSAT workshop sponsored by MSU M.A.C. and Grand River. UN|GRApH|CS 0FFERS C0M- een The Community en, , _ _ 1 PLETE DISSERTATION and res- COMPLETE DISSERTATION and ^Som^le,* ^ Pre-Law Association from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, C103 Wells. moved. You can lea BUDGET VACATION 590 per u™ service. IBM typing, editing, resume service^ Printing, IBM d wi dishes OqUND TOWN Good practice for LSAT exam. Attention Volunteersl The Ten¬ bike yourself or let week Sandy beach, furnished multilith offset pnnting, typeset- typing, binding. Printing from your curta|n rods ari ml Vv ants Resource Center conducts its East Grand River kitchenettes, linens, fishing, swim- lin9 and bindin9- We encourage ptan paper originals. Corner and assortad items Fr|(J summer training work-shop this The Ski Club is holding first ming, boating. Poplars Resort, comparative shopping^ For est. M.A.C. and Grand Rarer Below Jones Stationary Shop, 9-5 p.m. bu| PI6.,9 2 7.,6 f35, meetng for 1976-77 ski season at evening. Call today for more Route 1 Box 243, Houghton Lake, ™,e s'°P at 2843 East Grand information. 7:30 tonight, 110 Anthony Hall. Michigan, 48629. 517-422-5132. River or phone 332-8414.0-13-7-30 ,HW°rY GIANT GARAGE Sal9' An,'1ues' 1321 SKVirF m Everyone invited. Z 5-7 21 (251 VJ 7 Sw-fn 13-7-30 (31) 337-1666. C t0Q|s furnjture clothes, books, collectables and miscellaneous. The works of Greg Linner and Volunteers needed at Tenants Anne Nolan will be showing at 120 Service IRENE ORR. Theses, term papers, Friday, Saturday, Sunday 9-5 p.m. Resource Center. Summer train¬ in the Shade, July 11 through general typing. Formerly with Ann TYPING, EXPERIENCED. Fast and 9819 Vermontville Highway, Di- vou ARE cordially invited to FOR QUALITY stereo service THE Brown. Call 374-8645. After 6 p.m. reasonable 371-4635. C-13-7-30 mondale. 2-7-16 (20) attend a gala celebration to mark ing session Friday night and August 15. Opening reception STEREO SHOPPE, 555 East Grand 482-7487. C-13-7-30 116) (12) the completion of Phase l/project Saturday. For more information, July 11, 1 to 4 p.m., 120 W. MOVING: SUNBEAM automatic call the TRC. Ottawa Street. River. C-13-7-30 (12) access at MSU on Thursday. July ANN BROWN PRINTING AND Mf uteri W2IH60 toaster, fry pan and hair dryer. 15, 2 p.m. Open house will begin FREE...A lesson in complexion { Hand trunk, chrome canister set, at the enhanced Kellogg Center. Cable 11 News needs reporters, Call 484-4519, East Michigan TYPING. Dissertations, resumes, Interested in building a new care. spread, drapes, linens, bedroom Access to the Kellogg Center is or 485-7197 Lansing Mall. MERLE general printing. Serving MSU for PAY TOP dollar for junk cars and lamps, bathroom accessories, readily available at the main south persons for volunteer news show. world order? Investigate the Ba- NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. 26 years with complete theses wrecks. 489-3080. 6-7- Will train. Call WNCC or visit 1070 ha'i Faith at 8 p.m. Friday, 1120 late model glassware and dishes. 351-5343. side, (parking lot entrance). 1-7-14 C-13-7-30 (18) 349-0850. C-13-7-30 (19) 23(12) 2-7-16 (25) Beech St., t 110. (50) Trowbridge Road. LEONARD'S DOWNTOWN .. 309 N.WASHINGTON CLOSING SALE OUR DOWNTOWN STORE AFTER 20 YEARS We will be consolidating to our Westland store. EVERYTHING BEING SOLD OUT TO THE BARE WALLS - MERCHANDISE AND FIXTURES - All Sales Fin¬ al. Some Are Floor Samples - All Items Subject to Prior Sale - Many Items Are Below Cost — No Rain checks — No Dealers — This is Just a Sample of the Thousands of Items That are on Sale! $500,000.00 WORTH OF NAME BRAND INVENTORY ...UP FOR GRABS ON MONDAY! MARRIAGE ENRICHMENT Speakers & Topics: SEMINAR Dr. Larry Johnson - A personal look at marriage SAVINGS TO70% Richard Covert • The school, the law, your children DOOR-BUSTER SPECIALS . .. LIMITED QUANTITIES Rev. Jack Bailey • Christian family principles MEN'S A LADIES 17 Jewel Mrs. Mdettor Cross ■ Understanding your husband EVERSNARP CARTRIDGE WATCHES SX70 POLAROID Cemwell SILT (LEAN CORNING AUTO. ELEC. Men'i A ladles UK Gold FOUNTAIN PIN COLOR FILM IIIC. OVEN BROILER 12 Cup GIsei Perk Wedding Rings Saturday, July 24 *•"»' *•"»' (A Limit 1 10:00 | Q* Lim"2 '::uis **' $399 bmUJ $ | g Limit 1 •2r «— Limit 2 - 2:30, Union Bldg., mSU Selected Group of 64 $BOto$160 SetedfdOeepgJIN Campus STEREOS APPLIANCES Ladies WATCHES '2 RADIOS *200,000 DIAMONDS - Couple, 'I - Single ACCESSORIES To GOING AT *80,000 Register Send Name & Seminar Fee to: DIAMONDS Loose Diamonds marriage Enrichment Seminar 1224 E. Kalamazoo St Lansing, mich. 4S942 For Furhter Info Call 485 - 7793 Sponsored by or 9214 mSU Spirit of Christ Fellowship Country Swing SAVINGS YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN - OR WILL SEE AGAIN! PITCHER NITE! LIZARD'S "ALTERNATIVE UNDERGROUND^J BRINGING YOU THE BEST IN MUSIC" M LEONARD'S 309 NORTH OPEN MONDAY, JULY 19 11:30 downtown store A.M. TO 9 00 P M TERNATIVF^MI WASHINGTON AVE. OPEN TUES. thru SAT, 11:30 A.M. TO 6:00 P M