iilliken signs measure living top state students 1,000 education grants I LANSING il PI) Michigan's top 1,000 - ■jih school students, as determined each desj1f^ned to help bright middle income families who do not students from students academically qualified for state qualify scholarships this year, only 6,800 met the Li,, b, a national test, will receive $1,000 now for scholarships which are based on financial need qualifications and received scholarships, regardless of financial financial need. any aid. i, under a measure signed by Gov. The Michigan Higher Education Author¬ While we have ity will select the examination to be used as existing programs to extend the opportunity for I The measure, under which high school the basis for determining eligibility. to students of low income higher education jor5 will qualify this year to receive families," Milliken Kants for the 1977-78 college year, is State records show said, "I believe there are cases where the that of 20,000 state should recognize and encourage scholarship by not penalizing students because their family's income failed to meet Ford predicts victory, a particular standard." The U.S. Senate Friday passed a tax bill which includes help for parents, spouses or college students who are paying tuition. The Senate bill would allow them to wonders Carter debate subtract $100 from their 1977 taxes for tuition. This credit would increase $50 a year until it reached $250 in 1980. This year, the two existing state scholar By HOWARD BENEDICT In an interview with Cox newspapers ship programs will aid 27,500 Michigan Associated Press Writer published in Sunday's editions, Carter students. About $13.1 million will be | CAMP I'AVID, Md. (API - President declined to make an "unequivocal commit¬ awarded through the competitive scholar¬ j. predicting victory at next week's ment" to a debate with his Republican rival. ship program and $12.2 million in tuition kepuhliran National Convention, says he He said he doubted he would take any grants to those oi ruled out debating Democratic initiative in such an enterprise. attending private institu¬ tions. te Jimmy Carter. Ford exuded confidence Saturday as he discussed his chances of capturing the The new program represents an increase SN photo Morno Moore I And he said Republican challenger Republican presidential nomination at Kan¬ of four per cent in the total state The Fourth Annual Clown day took place Satur¬ maid Reagan hurt himself by selecting v Richard Schweiker of Pennsyl- sas City. scholarship and aid other two, it does not program. Unlike the Funnyman day out at the Potter Park Zoo. The festivities are a part of the National Clown Week Celebration. iis running mate. He dressed require the money to was casually in brown be spent in Michigan. sweater and gray slacks and I didn't believe it," Ford said of the sipped iced tea as he discussed the Milliken also signed bills to: "It shocked a lot of people." campaign. A flame glowed in the . fireplace of Aspen •allow non-profit medical care corpora lit hasn't produced results, so I think a Reagan has hurt his chancel," Ford an interview at this presidential Lodge as cool, damp weather settled over the Catoctin Mountains. Ford's retriever Liberty romped in and out during golden tions such as Blue Cross-Blue Shield to write dental insurance policies and coverage of medical insurance policies to expand Amin's troops killed 100 students, the interview. cover the fitting of nsirle retreat. prosthetic devices. The British newspaper sources state bill was introduced at the request of the The President talked of his vice I Asked " "I if he would debate Carter, Ford more presidential candidate and of waging a fall United Auto Workers union which wanted don't rule it out." it enacted in time for the current contract campaign against Carter than he did of the nomination battle with Reagan. negotiations with the auto companies. LONDON (AP) — President Idi Amin's troops last week "Yes, I am confident 111 get the nomina¬ •increase the Parole Board from five to reportedly killed more than 100 students at Makerere University It said the grievances were over university staff and students tion," he said. "We have more than the seven members to meet the in the Ugandan capital of Kampala, the Observer newspaper Conference growing case who either had been murdered or arrested or had 1,130 delegates we need and we're going to load. disappeared. stated Sunday. The Observer report added that another 1,000 were injured "in get more." The respect < d British newspaper said that another 500 to 700 the worst single act of carnage since Amin came to The Associated Press •delay a referendum on the usefulness of power in a tally, counting alleged student ringleaders were rounded up by troops and taken military coup in January 1971." delegates legally bound the Beef Industry Commission for another or publicly pledged to prison. There was concern for their lives. to a candidate, shows Ford having two years. The referendum was to have Martin wrote that the Makerere students "have been the most |o investigate slightly been held after the first three years of the The dispatch by David Martin from the Zambian capital of consistent and volatile center of less than the necessary number of delegates Lusaka quoted an unnamed "student eyewitness" as the basis for opposition to Amin inside for the nomination, but leading Reagan. commission's operation. the report. Uganda." On the vice president, Ford said, "I want •allow intermediate school districts to Another respected British newspaper, the Sunday Times, had a He went on to quote the "student eyewitness" as saying some somebody who fits the ideology I believe in use one-tenth of one per cent of their similar report. It said, "according to reports reaching London from students were shot on the spot and six died instantly. )SU sports and whose support for my programs is consistent with my thoughts." unvoted bonding authority to build voca¬ tional education and special education African sources outside Uganda, the trouble began last Tuesday when about half the student body of 4,000 gathered to protest Since Amin came to power there have been reports of tens of thousands of people killed by Amin's troops. In 1972 Amin expelled Ford said he could not select Schweiker facilities. about the government's failure to meet earlier student griev- 60,000 ethnic Asians who said terrorism was rampant. ■ "'t Ten Commissioner Wayne Duke as a running mate because "I would not go that far to the edge of the political ^ated Sunday that the conference "will spectrum." allegations against Ohio State CANDIDATE OFFERS ALTERNATIVE 11 Ford said his aides over the weekend called "more than a dozen" prospective ■ '»' ■nduel a diligent effort to look at running mates but he declined to name oncerning rules violations," them. Each was asked to be prepared to McCarthy he «kc said. win election We will look into those disclose tax, financial and health recorda if can 'Wished last week." I Duke also stated that "It's handing that look Ohio State my under- University has he or she makes it to the final selection process. The President was asked whether certain says o into the individuals were contacted, and each time, allegations." By ED SCHREIBER he replied, "I haven't ruled out anyone." quite willing to take votes away from had very little influence on the President State News Staff Writer I barren S. Brown, executive director of Among them were former Texas Gov. Carter if he continues to run on a once the election was over," he said. "In " National Collegiate Athletic Assn., While Republicans and Democrats pre¬ John Connally, Ambassador to Great non-platform, which he is now presenting." addition, few receive the experience or "imenled Sunday that "I have not had the pare to square off for the final round of the Britain Anne Armstrong, Sen. Howard H. McCarthy preferred not to speculate on possess the qualification necessary to nee to read Presidential Prizefight, an almost unnoticed his the stories. We've received Baker of Tennessee and Sen. Edward personal choice of a running mate, immediately assume the role of President. name has popped up from °nr information firsthand. But, we Brooke of Massachusetts. campaigns past saying that a convention would be held at a "Eisenhower, after he had Nixon for nys look into and begun to stir and topple one obstacle allegations which appear in Ford said he will not reveal his selection point in the future. But, he added, given the eight years, when asked what Nixon had after another in a yet unchallenged quest until he receives the nomination in Kansas opportunity, he would do away with the done, he said, 'give me two weeks and I for the Oval Office. office of vice-president altogether. might think of something.' City, despite Reagan's demand that he do it lB'»* n also stated that he would be happy before the convention. Independent candidate Eugene Mc¬ "In the past most vice-presidents have (continued on page 6) ■™eft »>lh State News reporter Edward The interview was held in connection Carthy. speaking at an afternoon press I Bonders and his conference at Lansing's Capitol City Air¬ sources concerning the with the second anniversary of Ford's port and again at a fundraising dinner at St. (continued on page 8) John's Student Center on M.A.C. Avenue in East Lansing, claimed Friday that he can win in November by tapping the vast Carter admits $150,000 reserve of dissatisfied voters who want a choice beyond that offered by the Democrat and Republican parties. "All you have to do is get one-third of the in funds unaccountable vote and if you consider that 60 per cent of the eligible voters didn't vote in the last PLAINS, Ga. (AP) — Jimmy Carter conceded on Sunday that about $150,000 in general election, it become apparent they campaign funds spent by his organization could not be accounted for. He said he has no are displeased with what was offered by the doubt that on occasion, persons given money by his organization for campaign purposes McCarthy have kept the money for themselves. Republicans and Democratics," he said. "We are offering another alternative." Carter made the statement in response to a Los Angeles Times story which said the Though he has yet to establish himself as While maintaining that he intends to win Democratic presidential nominee's campaign gave donations to black ministers who a candidate of major magnitude, McCarthy in November, McCarthy listed several supported him in the California primary and paid out other "street money" that was not has made significant inroads for a candidate other reasons why he is running for properly accounted for. not aligned with any political party. president. "I don't have any doubt that somewhere in a massive campaign that nationwide in scope, The CIA, Howard Hughes, a •He has forced a change in election laws •To offer an alternative choice. "It now there are those who keep part of the money, both black and white front and Gerry Ford. "All people." he said. "That's in 10 states and is currently seeking to appears that both parties are trying to elect something that's almost impossible to prevent." together " Page 7. a president of the confederacy," he said. now change those in 10 more, including Michi¬ He added, "Obviously, it hurts me politically." gan, where a hearing will be held next "We hope to open it up a bit to include the Carter said that most of the time, documentation is not made because rest of the country." campaign workers Thursday in Grand Rapids to determine in various areas lost interest and didn't do the required paperwork after the money was whether an independent candidate has a •To challenge the two party rule and to spent. weather right to appear on the ballot. keep the country from being frozen in a two "When reports are filed, we get matching funds," Carter said. •An active petition drive has. at this party system forever. "When they are not filed, we lose the funds. So it's of great importance to us financially to point, placed his name on the ballot in 13 However, McCarthy insists he is not account for every nickel." Today will be mostly sunny with a high in the upper-7Qs to states, and McCarthy predicts that by the attempting to play the role of a spoiler and Speaking to reporters on the lawn of his home here, Carter said he personally did not middle of September he will be on the ballot denied that a vote for McCarthy is a vote know of the California incident, in which the Times said a total of the lower 80s. Tonight should $5,000 was given to four in a minimum of 40 states. for Ford. black ministers in the Oakland area. Carter said there was be clear with a low in the nothing illegal about the mid-60s. •Some public opinion polls have indicated "I expect that most of my votes will come payments as such and that he had asked his staff to look into them. that McCarthy already could receive as from people who would not otherwise vote The Times had quoted Paul Hemmann, Carter's national adm.nistrator, as saying that much as 10 per cent of the popular vote if and those are not either Ford or Carter irregularities in financial reporting may force the Carter campaign to return $150,000 of elections were held today. votes," he said. "Beyond that I would be the $3 million in federal matching funds it has received. 2 Michigon Stote News, East Looting, Michigan Monday, August 9, )9?6 Refugees flee besieged camp BEIRUT (AP) - More than involved in the escape, but wounded. indicated the tempo of fighting ing point between the u 1,000 Lebanese fled the be- security and private estimates "Guerillas have been using was slowing after the battle for and Christian sector, -i? seiged Palestinian refugee camp of Tal Zaatar on Sunday as the surrounding Christian forces were reported preparing ranged from 1,200 to 1,500. Previous reports have said that when the siege began there were up to 30,000 persons in Lebanese families inside the camp as human shields in their clashes with Christian Leban¬ ese forces," Christian military Nabaa that claimed 317 lives Saturday. However, street fighting con¬ tinued in Beirut's commercial on capital. There also were I?1 involving light artillery armored and weapons in several Beira" J " *j 3rant a "coup de grace" to end a the camp, a leftist and Palestin¬ leaders said. "The Red Cross district and at the main cross¬ urbs. 5 BBC closing New Delhi office seven-week siege, according to ian stronghold in Christian-held must evacuate those Lebanese Christian reports. eastern Beirut. families without delay, or we will not permit any further Braving sniper fire from A right-wing Christian mili¬ LONDON (AP) — The 8ritish Broad- maintain the office in these circum¬ within the camp, the families convoys to enter the area." tia spokesperson said the Inter¬ casting Corp. announced Thursday that "with reluctance" it was closing its office stances." The corporation said it believes the streamed out in small groups to the neighboring Christian dis¬ national Red Cross officials were not available for com¬ Since the fall Friday of the Moslem slum of Nabaa, the only Body of mobster found other leftist stronghold in East in New Delhi because of censorship by trict of Dekwaneh, right-wing ment. affairs of the former British colony Beirut, Christians have stepped the Indian government. A statement from the publicly financed "remain of great interest to its audiences at home and abroad, and hopes that it Christian sources reported. The sources said Palestinian The last Red Cross convoy Friday was mobbed by hun¬ up attacks Security on Tal Zaatar. sources reported floating in Flo. bay corporation said that since the imposition guerillas in the camp tried to dreds of panicky camp resi¬ "limited fighting" in the capital MIAMI (AP) The of censorship last summer, the New Delhi will, in the future, be able to resume its - body of cording to the Senate report prevent the flight, "but the dents who tried to take over and nearby mountain towns. John Roselli, a key figure with the scheme, Roselli office "has been unable either to reporting and program-making in India." escape continued unabated." the ambulances and trucks. A They said 58 persons were slain Chicago mobster Sam contact man was thl contribute to our programs or act as The BBC said it withdrew its chief of There between Gianca was no clear indication handful managed to get aboard killed and 79 wounded in 24 "Momo" Giancana in a CIA plot and Cuban agent for program makers — and the BBC bureau in New Delhi, Mark Tully, in July as to the number of persons and the convoy got out with 74 hours. Sunday's casualty toll to assassinate Fidel Castro, has to carry out dissidents who the murder. w«! does not think it would be right to 1975 "because of censorship problems." been found in a chain-wrapped 55-galion drum floating in an Giancana v arm of Biscayne Bay. to testify, but he never On June 19,1975, made! Dissidents seized in Chile Roselli, 70, had been missing several day SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — Two dissi¬ dent lawyers, one a former cabinet The newspaper El Mercurio said Saturday the two were put aboard a flight 5-year agreement since he left his sister's home July 28 for a round of golf and authorities said his killers tried hard to keep the disappearance before his ance, someone scheduled appei authorities said u pumped six 2 caliber bullets into him in in wij nw minister, were seized by authorities and to Buenos Aires shortly after 6 a mystery. ly set up syndicate hit. Tin p.m. "These guys went to an murder has never been put aboard a plane to neighboring Friday. It said Velasco was picked up less solv,( signed with Iran incredible amount of trouble Argentina, a Santiago newspaper said than an hour earlier on a downtown The actual contact man In Saturday. trying to make sure the body the Castro operation street, and that Castillo was seized at his was never found," said Dr. turned01 Chile's military government had an¬ home. to be Robert Ronald Wright, deputy chief Maheu, onetm nounced Friday that the two, The Chilean top aide to the late industrials Eugenio appeals court had agreed medical examiner. "The lengths Velasco and former Justice Minister hear TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - Sec¬ Howard Hughes, who to habeas corpus petitions saying Iran's neighbors posed trade was that Iran plans to sell to which they went to insure served a liaison between the Joime Castillo, were ordered retary of State Henry A. Kis¬ potentially serious dangers and oil directly to American CIA a, expelled presented by attorneys acting for the two more the body would not be found the mobsters. Maheu, who immediately because they were a "dan¬ men, but sources said the interior singer and Iranian Foreign that "Iran has committed itself firms rather than through an clearly earmarks this as a true hi ger to the internal security of the state." Minister Hushang Ansary Sat¬ international marketing group. partially acknowledged his col ministry then informed the court that the gangland-style killing." in the affair, had split aj But the government gave no details. urday signed a protocol outlin¬ to make maximum efforts in its Roselli testified last year expulsions already had been carried out. ing a five-year Iranian-United Ansary said Iran would in¬ Hughes long before the latter own self-defense" instead of before the Senate Intelligence crease the amount of oil death earlier this y States trade and economic pro¬ export¬ relying on the United States. ed to the United States from Committee that he and Gian¬ gram worth about $40 billion. cana had been recruited in 1961 16.6 million tons to an estima¬ Medical examine Arab-owned hotel boycotted At a joint news conference The total governmental and ted 24 million tons in 1977. by the CIA as part of a plot to selli, whose body after the signing Kissinger said commercial trade with Iran is was (on the United States will continue poison Castro, the Cuban pre¬ Saturday, had probably bee estimated for the next five Kissinger was scheduled to mier. He said he turned down LONDON (AP) — Jewish organizations world." dead since July 28, but thevd selling $2 billion to $3 billion in years to be about $50 billion. go on to Afghanistan and Pakis¬ the offer, for which he and not reveal the cause of are boycotting the exclusive Dochester arms to Iran every year The reason for the increase tan this weekend to wind Giancana were death, Hotel as a result of the Arab up his reportedly to was only Friday that his sist purchase of Since then, thousands of dollars worth through 1980. from an estimated $36 billion in three-nation tour. have been paid the 290-room establishment two months $100,000. Ac¬ reported him missing. of bookings have been canceled by some Saturday's protocol mention¬ ago, a hotel representative said Sunday. of the leading Jewish organizations in ed the purchase of $10 billion A syndicate headed by two Arabs paid Britain, including the Anglo-Israeli Assn., more Park than $16.2 million for the hotel on Lane in June, explaining they Jewish Blind Society, and the Anti- Tuberculosis League of Israel, the hotel worth of nuclear reactor plants, but a separate agree¬ ment on this would be power signed Paris subway agent, policeman wanted to buy "the best hotel in the said. later. Kissinger indicated that all policy problems concerning safeguards to prevent the reac¬ tors from being used to produce nuclear explosives had been killed in transit system gunfighi resolved. PARIS (AP) - A plain fired back and killed the agent. clubs. Earlier the United States Clichy said some of his driver clothes subway agent and a Some subway passengers While the problem is far insisted that by products of the were carrying chemical sprai uniformed policeman died in an said the latest incident showed below the proportions of New reactors, like plutonium, which for protection after being n is exchange of bullets in a subway they now face a double risk on York City, which reported necessary to make nuclear station the Eiffel Tower ged several times. "Hut near the Metro: trigger-happy secur¬ 3,949 attacks in Its subway bombs, be processed outside of doesn't compare with the.' Iran or procedures be institu¬ early Sunday. It was the latest ity agents as well as muggers. system last year, it is much said, pulling a two-foot lengl outbreak in a wave of violence There have been more than ted allowing the United States greater than those encountered of iron bar from behind the doo that has turned parts of the 1,200 muggings and other at¬ to monitor and safeguard the by London, which estimated of his work shack. Disease claims 2 more victims processing of the material in Paris mass transit system into tacks on Paris subways and 400 violent incidents in 1975; One of the most spectacula Iran. danger zones. buses in the past 12 months, Munich, which keeps no figures Witnesses said the holdups occured July 2 wht agent compared with 900 the preced because it considers the situa¬ about 15 youths armed 1 HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - Two more cause had been discovered. The state has Because of improper controls stopped two passengers of ing year. Some victims already tion "unnoteworthy," and To¬ men died knives took over a subway t Sunday from the so-called decided to ask the thousands of men and during the 1960's, India was Tunisian origin shortly after are arming themselves against kyo, which reported only 10 in a tunnel between ( "legionnaire's disease," bringing the able to build an atom bomb with midnight at the Trocadero sta¬ future assault with weapons women who attended the convention and violent crimes on its subway in du Nord and Gare de l'Est death toll to 27. nuclear material provided by tion to check whether they had such didn't get sick to fill out a questionnaire as blinding chemical all of 1975. fleeced more than 50 English The deaths were announced at a news the United States. paid the fare. One of the to try to isolate some common source. sprays, iron bars and wooden A bus dispatcher at Porte de Kissinger said the yearly passengers said later he smell- speaking tourists. conference by Pennsylvania Health The questionnaires will be answered at value of arms sales to Iran ed alcohol on the agent's breath Secretary Leonard Bachman, who said special meetings called for Monday night would be about the equal for and that the agent threatened the total number of cases was now 152. at 8 p.m. in each American Legion post the period 1972 to the present to shoot him and his companion, No new cases of illnesses were around the state. because of inflation. even though they produced OUR PRICES AREN'T reported, nor were any instances of The latest victims were identified properly canceled tickets. secondary infection. Dennis Boyle, 60, of Luzerne as A Senate report recently said Other subway riders, ap¬ HARD TO SWALLOW! Bachman said County and arms sales to Iran had balloon¬ no new clues to the Harold Davis, 66, of parently unaware that the man Philadelphia. ed "out of control" since former in street clothes was a President Richard M. Nixon subway agent authorized to carry a Explosion mars Plains gas station and Kissinger agreed in 1972 to "sell Iran virtually any conven¬ tional weapon it wanted." pistol, summoned two police¬ men. When they arrived, the agent opened fire, killing one of insty-prints PLAINS, Ga. (AP) — An explosion, drove cars onto the Kissinger defended the sales the policemen. His partner then gives you fast, playing field and apparently touched off by a spark from a soft drink machine, slightly forced Carter into one. quality printing injured three Firemen said a spark from the at children Saturday at the service station machine vending a reasonable apparently touched off fumes owned by Jimmy Carter's brother, Billy. from a truck which was delivering! price! The Democratic presidential candidate gasoline to the station. and his brother were FOUR CONVINIKNT LOCATIONS: playing Softball at The Plains fire department put out the Plains high school when a huge boom bloze in about 10 minutes. resounded through the town, followed The explosion caused little by damage to GERALD H. COY, GENERAL MANAGER 489 - 3303 489 - 3511 882 - 1104 374 - 7626 a gigantic tower of black smoke. the station. It blackened the white frame ROBERT L. BULLARD, SALES MANAGER 1456 Billy Carter, the other players and sides of the station and blew cans of oil E.Michigan 115[.Allegan 3205 S.Cedar 4300 W.Saginaw onlookers ran toward the station about and other auto accessories off shelves. E. Mich., W. Saginaw and S. Cedar one block away as Secret Service The soft drink machine was demolished. stores agents 9-12 Sat. All stores open 8:30 • 5:30 Hurricane Belle moves north MIAMI (AP) — Hurricane Belle, its Hurricane Center in Miami. 100-mile-per-hour winds increasing in "It's turned slightly more to the north fury, turned slightly more northward and there's no way of knowing exactly Sunday, reducing threats to Georgia and where it might hit along the eastern oide World South Carolina but increasing the possi¬ coast. bility of landfall further east on the Atlantic Seaboard. "A small fraction of movement east or "Belle is already a dangerous storm, west would make a big difference. But and it's in an area where it could strength and start pick moving faster," said up there's only a very remote chance it would turn so much it would bypass the a 'pleasant cafe" Neil Frank, director of the National United States." Harris jury takes Sunday off Last East Lansing Appearance LOS ANGELES (AP) - Jurors in the reversed their decision at about 11 p.m. William and Emily Harris trial canceled their scheduled abruptly Sunday de¬ liberations, reporting they were "tired Saturday "just before they went to bed." Superior Court Judge Mark Brandler, contacted at his home, said he was BRYAN LEE and exhausted," authorities said. notified by his bailiffs late The seven women and five men of the Saturday night that the jury's foreman had stated the Blues Power jury had scheduled the unusual Sunday panel's desire to take the day off. THE OLDE WORLD session after returning to the courtroom "They were tired and exhausted from a Bund SANDWICH Saturday to hear a repetition of testi¬ week of deliberations, and Tender Turkey, Shaved Ham. expressed it mony involving Patricio Hearst. would be their preference to take oc 1 Court clerk Steve Brown said the Sunday Moil.. Wei — MAC Cheddar Cheese & Tangv jurors off it it was oil right," the judge said. [Ear loosing Russ}an Cole Slaw fV.hinnn Slate News, Eo»t Loosing, Michigan Monday, August 9, 1976 3 Proposal would grant exemption DOPATHON from license fee Yippies plan protests at Republican convention KANSAS CITY, Mo. IUPII - A Yippie during the convention despite an order prohibit¬ By NANCY H.JARVIS spokesperson says a "marijuanathon" will be ing it. SUte News SUB Writer held somewhere in the city during the Republi¬ Two city detectives heard the newscast on IA prop»s«'1 area, n said. in the a CATA spokes- College investigates profs relaxation through Tran¬ scendental Meditation (TM). "If we cannot offer the con¬ fidential and personal counsel¬ |Though 1 the radios will be GREENVALE, N.Y. (API - Post Center have been told gave faculty members credit AP has learned two Graduate ing a student needs," Williams primarily for CATA At least eight professors at they are under investigation for for courses they never took, Education Dept. faculty mem said, "then we are not doing our |eraiions such as notifying Long Island University's C.W. participating in a scheme which In the past two weeks, The bers have resigned and the job or maximizing our acting dean of that department potential." — where the college's investi¬ Though crime might not be the way college and personal gation is centered — has step¬ U' prof dies in car crash ped down ahead of schedule. Sources with direct knowl¬ edge of the investigation said the charges involve no stu¬ problems find release, there were 1051 arrests in period on the MSU campus a 12 month involving narcotics, alcohol or dents. They said the allegations gambling. I By FRANCES BROWN honorary degree. They gave awarded a second Fulbright articles in professional journals, claim that faculty members Elliot Frank, who works at ■ Sim, News Staff Writer him a very beautiful robe as grant to lectpre at his alma Zwarensteyn also wrote four were given grades — by fellow the Drug Education Center in East Lansing, said most of the Tjendrik 'of business Zwarensteyn, pro- part of the ceremony (which) he mater, the Law School of the books and was an editor of the faculty — for courses they never worked on so they could activities students were arrest¬ law, died in wore to our commencement." University of Leiden, the American Business Law Jour¬ automobile accident Thurs- advance their ed for are not a reflection of Zwarensteyn received an Netherlands. nal. professional in Gratiot student problems. County. He was honorary degree from the Uni¬ Prior to coming to the U.S., Zwarensteyn, who lived at standing. versity of Bahia in Salvador, Zwarensteyn held several posi 1350 Jolly Road, Okemos, is * sheriff's deputy said Brazil, in 1966 and in 1974 that tiolns in the Netherlands. survived by his wife, Sally and i was northbound university honored him again During World War II he four children. Funeral arrange¬ in Emerson Town- for his efforts in setting up a headed the Youth Employment ments are being made by I when his car business administration pro¬ and Welfare Services where he Gorsline-Runciman Funeral apparently P ill the road and struck a gram there. was responsible for finding Home, East Lansing. I construction vehicle on Other honors given him in¬ employment for 18- to 35-year- |"»»'ick. side of3ii.the road. Thomas clude the "Faculty of the Year" old Dutch men. If unemployed, of Corunna, was award from Alpha Kappa Psi these men would have been There if a ring at the rear of the Professional Business Frater¬ taken by the Nazis to German 'cmoving a hoist when nity in 1969 and the "Outstand labor camps. difference!!! c'r hit, At MSU Zwarensteyn was a PREPERATION FOR: killing him. A ing Educators of America" °™r. Edward Lambert, member of many associations II award in 1971. MCAT Over 35 years 'lint, suffered minor Zwarensteyn came to MSU in and committees, including the °f experience es. 1954. Ad Hoc Committee for the DAT ondsucess During 1962-63 he was a Small classes ■jtarensteyn ■e Pronouncedand Renwick dead at the Fulbright lecturer at the Ne¬ therlands School of Economics Establishment of a Law School at MSU, which he chaired. He LSAT Voluminous Hon in Rotterdam. In 1969 he was The author of numerous VAT study materials Courses that J111, was an outstanding fac- ORE arc member and greatly re- constantly updated Tr by his colleagues," GMAT Tape facilities for keep it cool with Kazoo. I DELIVERY AVAILABLE) reviews of class . . r nt Wharton said. "His I lessons ond for us J"ture is a very linen textured dress slacks of no-fuss great loss to of supplementary | University. 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The U.S. Senate voted last from higher education: vaUi Duke over the weekend made a It is true that Hayes possesses Thursday night to extend a $250 services and skills are n most surprising turnaround: he an enormous amount of tax credit to students parents available to area residents power and or ri finally admitted that the evidence influence in Ohio, sanctioned by paying college tuition. incomes bringin more tax uncovered against OSU recruiting the athletic moguls in that state. Taking the form of an amend¬ to al levels of warrants some kind of perfunctory This athletic machine is an ment to the omnibus tax bill, the problems are government, eliminated throw "f „7child „egl. investigation. And, the commis¬ adjunct to a network of power and measure would allow a $100 dollar permanent improvement rath sioner adds, OSU itself is checking money occupying the helm of Ohio maximum credit to begin on July than haphazard aid, the facts out as well. business and politics. It is this 1, 1977 which would increase by skills replace the need for individu It's about time. Duke sat on the backdrop which shields Woody relief $50 each year until the maximum The state should thus be matter as long as he could, finally and places a tolerance on the sort search amount is reached in 1980. ing for a tax structure whic conceding that, indeed, an investi¬ of reprehensible behavior exhi¬ The credit could be used by makes the imposition of t gation is called for. Now let's hope bited by Hayes. individual students or their financial burden a that the statement was not simply just an Hayes must, for once in his life, parents and would reimburse equitable one and which gives t| an attempt to calm the whitecaps apologize — and publicly so — either for tuition, books, equip¬ state the needed revenue t forming on the waters of collegiate for a twofold assault: an assault on ment or fees. adequately fund our universities football. two reporters and an assault on ■!' 'l -V'!, ■ This credit will also apply to The federal government shoal But there remains some un¬ the very stature of collegiate ' ' ' students in vocational training. continue to explore ways to finished business. It's now been athletics. assist Whether or not it will be either directly or more than a week since Woody indirectly, thoa approved, there is little question seeking improvement throug Hayes physically assaulted two about the need to attack the universities or vocational schools reporters at a Big Ten conference problem of financing higher educa¬ The House should approve the in Chicago. One of those reporters tai tion. credit amendment. The was State News Sports Editor Ed Ronders. State News Middle and lower income The current fiscal crisis families and independent stu¬ higher education is nationwide aa When Ronders pressed Hayes dents are in a particularly tight it demands a multilevel approach on the particulars of some of the Monday, August 9, 1976 squeeze because any tax increase To ignore the plight of < allegations concerning OSU re¬ Editorials are the opinions or increase in tuition comes out of universities is to sacrifice t cruiting, Hayes responded by of the Stole News. Viewpoints, columns and letters ore personal opinions. their already hard-pressed pock- future for the present. trying to get a grip on Ronders' et books. There can be no real throat. Editorial Board competi These people need some form of tion, no general improvement,! We do not believe this action Editor-in-chief Mary Ann ChiclrShow Opinion Page Editor Sherman Gamett — Managing editor Bob Ourlian relief, be it tax reform or help from everyone isn't given a chance ti evenonthe partofHayes— was in Copy Chief. .. the federal government in the the least appropriate or in keeping Photo Editor. AI Burlin gham Wire Editor.. MichelineMaynard participate. To leave many Sports Editor Edward L. Ronders form of tax credits like the those deserving outside our wa with Big Ten standards of sports¬ Senate's proposed amendment. is not merely a personal misfor manlike behavior. A public Advertising Dept. In the long run, it is the Advertising Manager tune, but is a misfortune for th DanCerow apology from Hayes is properly Asst Advertising Manager community at large which benefits entire nation as well. So Bob, stop being so nationalistic and it made the present inadequate one look listen to what good old Jim McKay has to good by comparison and as a result it was To the Editor say about foreign athletes instead of concerning yourself just with our boys. I'd say you're the one that's prejudiced, not Jim McKay or ABC. David E. Lukens. overwhelmingly rejected by the faculty, 3) it initially proposed an 11 per cent increase and then subsequently reduced its recommendation to 8.5 per cent with an added qualification that the salary increase faculty TRB vV 220 Loree Drive should not take place until October 1 "Dear Mr. Secretary: I hereby resign the spying, dirty tricks, burglaries, a V instead of the traditional July 1 Office of President of the United States." Great injustice starting date, 4) it approved the life insurance policy Richard Nixon signed that final, one House Gestapo, Hitler-type use oi FBI, ISot the faculty revisions which enormously raise premiums sentence letter to Henry and IRS, assassination of foreign lead After Kissinger at 7 a.m. unconstitutional bombings. No, he reading Bob Ourlian's story on the and drastically slash benefits for on Friday, August 9, two years ago. It was Olympics, I felt a great injustice was The MSU Bylaws for Academic Gover¬ faculty brought down because he had known; over 45 years of age. 5) the chairperson of all over. Not quite American history was a dirty little plot against the Demom wrought against ABC. nance bestow upon the Committee on the Committee on Faculty Affairs changed. Richard Nixon had happened. No It appears to me, Bob, that you better sit appeared headquarters at Watergate and Faculty affairs the authority to recommend before the trustees on June 17 and urged one could believe any more that he or around the boob tube a little longer, instead didn't. Then he recorded it and the evidei "adjustments in salary and other forms of the defeat of the administration's somebody like him could not happen again. of running out to the fridge every other turned up. It was like the million- doi benefits." How well has this mendation to use $150,000 of general fund minute to pollute what I consider an already committee carried out its mandate during Only two years ago! It doesn't seem bank heist thwarted because a lit money to continue a reduced paid up life And uliy not? distorted perception. If you would listen this past year? The committee has five insurance policy of $2,000. possible. By an almost conscious effort we remembers the last three digits with an open attitude, you would have Fortunately the have pushed it behind us, like a Bicenten¬ getaway car. major accomplishments to its credit: 1) it trustees rejected this advice. nial anniversary event. "The system I am writing in response to Bob Ourlian's heard great features and explicit coverage denied the faculty the Blue Cross Health Under the edge of the Nixon desk we In light of these meritorius accomplish¬ article of August 2 concerning ABC's worked," we say hopefully. "It will be a long two buttons; one to summon Haldeman; on Nadia Comaneci, and the The Russian, insurance option that is available to every ments, who needs the Committee on time before any other president embarks on marked "Butterworth" to start the ta| portrayal of the summer Olympics — and Avilov, who ran the decathlon, not to other group on campus, even Jim McKay. though the Faculty Affairs? NOT THE FACULTY. such headstrong foreign adventures as Nixon, that isolated, secretive paran mention ABC's coverage of the political and administration was agreeable to the pro¬ I've usually enjoyed Mr. Ourlian's ar- social aspects of this international Olym- Lyndon Johnson or such domestic excesses simply taped his own confession, in his la posal, 2) it recommended the adoption of a as Richard Nixon." Yes, we are ticles, appreciated his wit and keen going to with Haldeman June 23, 1972. percep- piad. new grievance procedure that was so poor trust to luck knowing, as George Reedy has — tion of things as they really are. But this Two years after Nixon's resignitx time, I beg to differ. said better than anybody else, that there is hardly anything, I think, has been done Granted — Jim McKay does not possess something about the White House that can prevent it from happening again. If wen the most winning personality, and 72 hours VIEWPOINT: RAPE bring out latent traits of megalomania. "Never mind, the system worked - Nu of live Olympic coverage is bound to dull But consider another script — try the was forced out, wasn't he?" we are implji anyone's ability to produce quick, witty following lively little scenario. that the next time round the tapes will Richard Nixon refuses to resign; the The poor there again. Not likely. The nation needs comments to entertain the sports fans of America, not to mention East Lansing. But in my own opinion, the coverage presented by ABC was the most professional, most politics of separatism House votes articles of impeachment (as it did against President Andrew Johnson, 128-47, in 1868); the Senate starts the solemn trial on September 1, powerful presidency and for 50 years have built the office up; but it needs powerful control by Congress, too. Weeks understandable and yes, most entertaining Mr. Alexander's rebuttal to my initial just as a man every four years who has rej commentary of July 7, however, because it may "ring a bell" with some readers and of any Olympic coverage offered by any 1976 (not July 2,1976 as he erroneously reported) Majority leader Mike Mansfield was making attributes; mystical reverence is taught appeared in the because people should understand that they will be held other network in the past. July 16, 1976 edition of the State News. The following is my preparations to do here two years ago. the very kindergartens, an annointe accountable for their remarks even when made casually, Chief Justice Warren Burger presides in his Does Mr. Ourlian remember NBC's fiasco rejoinder: officer in a sanctified office; as , off-the-cuff or with some intended levity. It should be noted, of the 1972 Winter Mr. Alexander's first point is that I have black robe. The Senate votes Nixon Olympics, with dull- equated the exclusion therefore, that the separatists who directly or indirectly were a Ehrlichman brutally put it, when faced commentators and confusing of men from the speakout with the coordinators' philosophy of "guilty", 65-35. Does that finish it? Not at President tells Cabinet officers to ju« part of the speakout organization and sponsorship have come forth all. Richard Nixon is still president coverage that left even the most intelligent hatred for men and that this act is insufficient evidence to logically with some very hateful, sexist and antimale repartee, ranging today. "they only ask how high." sports fan reduced to a state of hysteria? An impeachment guilty verdict by the justify that charge. He proceeds to assert, based on his personal from the derision of those who do not accept their separatist That was the situation and it remains] I'm sure many of us would like to forget. acquaintance with these women, that they neither hate men or Senate requires a two-thirds vote. The situation though some of us understai tactics to the suggestion of vigilante Mr. Ourlian states that the ABC gangs of women whose Senate found Andrew Johnson coverage encourage and reinforce the hatred, fear and distrust of men held purpose would be the castration of males as a fear-producing "guilty" better now. "The enormous power is "delegitimizedthe female competitors," and by victims of rape and that my charge to that effect "is patently 35-19, a century ago and he stayed in office, deterrent and for revenge. single man, unrestrained by any requsi portrayed the men as "the true Olympic silly and without merit." derided, impotent, for almost a year till his ment of collective decision making. ■ .Reports of the speakout — Reports of the speakout, while term expired March 3, 1869): the champions." Did he turn off the set when I make no charge that the coordinators, themselves, hate men, majority James Sundquist, "the lone, fallible hum the women's events came on? If but leave that as an open question. I can sketchy, reveal that hateful hypothesizing by those speaking out lacked one vote of two-thirds. And Richard nothing accept hatred as an was encouraged by being sitting there at the pinnacle of po*1 else, ABC glorified the women in then- emotional reaction to inhumane qualities or action, but to hate applause e.g.,"'If a man ever tried to abuse any Nixon could and probably would have won child I ever knew, I'd kill him.' She also received a burst of chosen through an essentially random« efforts and achievements so much as to solely on the basis of gender is without justification. I do, however, his necessary one-third — applause." I point to the isolation of a man as the child abuser and plus one Senate haphazard process with no real screen* make any feminist proud. maintain that the philosophy and motivations of the coordinators support and given the nation the same the intolerant overreaction of killing as expressions of hate and by any body of his peers." And nationalism? Of course! And can be horrible continuum, lasting in his case to why properly viewed as separatist and that their actions, fear which should be met with therapy and not applause, How "haphazard" is this process? Wei not? Were you January 20, 1977 but for one thing. I will watching the Olympics for consciously or unconsciously encouraged and reinforced the «The philosophical writings to which the coordinators adhere— now currently seeing it in operation ! 72 hours to see the Yugoslavians run the hatred, fear and distrust that these victims of rape have for men. come back to that in a minute. The philosophical writings of the radical-feminist-separatists Meanwhile election lasts a year every four years.»] 1500 meters? Even if you were, their facial It is difficult, if not impossible to obtain first hand information as consider the consequences. and the lesbian-feminist-separatists, while containing many truths, no ill-will to Jimmy Carter his meteoric" expressions and grunts and groans were to what is being preached at a speakout if one is denied entrance to Two years ago the most serious inter¬ some useful theory and a smattering of supportable data, is all too shows the unpredictable mechanism shown just as much as Bruce Jenner's. All that event. Nevertheless, it is possible to make national inflation of modern times was assumptions and often myopic and partisan. The result is that to distill that which work. In New Hampshire last Februu the athletes were shown in an draw conclusions as to the motivations and raging. The world looked to the United equal — and philosophy of the promotes a nonsexist society from that which promotes a divided 22,895 Democrats voted in the tiny pr®* compassionate — light. speakout coordinators from the following: States for strong society involves the interminable digestion of such fear-mongering leadership and it was a and Gov. Carter got about 7000: he t» For a network that has given us such •The act of discrimination itself and the historical rationaliza- stalemate in the Nixon crisis. On admonitions as: "Try not to be alone in a car or with a single man Wall delegates or about eight-tenths of 1 Pf* excellent sports coverage in the past, not to tions for discrimination Street in one day in July, 1974 the Dow — Though the act of discrimination is more or group of men." and "Don't of those at Madison Square Garden. Bu mention its loyalty to MSU football, I think an act born of fear and get into a car that has more men than industrial average dropped 21 insecurity than of hate, it can properly be women. Don't sit in the middle of the back seat with two men. Do points; in the triggered the multibillion dollar pa1®11 the kick in the pants should viewed as hateful when purposely perpetrated overall slump the stock market lost go to Bob by those who are accept rides with women; couples are usually safe." - Rape - $400 machine assembled up there in the saw Ourlian and not ABC. aware of its destructive potential. From a billion in paper values. All sorts of psychological The First Sourcebook for Women" By New York Radical other instantly made him nationally known, Tracey Anne Lyons respective, invidious discriminations on such superficial bases as Feminists. The literature (e.g., "Against Rape" By Medea and international crises were going on simul¬ hottest thing on political 321 Bogue St. gender, race, religion etc. are most commonly rooted in the Thompson; "The Politics of Rape" By Diane E.H. Russell) is taneously. Our government faces paralysis. Front Runner. As I say, this is nc" television^ feelings of insecurity and the notion, albeit irrational, that one's Almost certainly, I think, Nixon self-worth can be increase^ by attributing to oneself and to some replete with examples more obnoxious than those cited and all have fought to the end as all the would on Jimmy Carter, our likely next ia» with a tone of embrace your "sister" but be suspect of your inside It is a way of repeating Adlai Steven*" characteristically-defined group to which one belongs a value "brother." This incessant warning to treat any male that you don't books, like "The Final Days," agree he "There may be crazier ways to « which is supposedly associated with the would; yes, even after the Rodino House possession of such know weU as though he is a potential rapist is the reactionary President but I don't think of one. characteristic and which supposedly is lacking in those not Judiciary Committee thrice denial (if not the "rape") of voted articles A modest suggestion: could Congee s, possessing such characteristic. When the characteristic in question personhood. It is the inability to of impeachment. (Nixon had is gender or race, the identify a healthy response to a problem and the substitution of a die hard minorities in all those substantial rid of a wildly discredited preside** attempt to inflate one's self-worth at the response of generalized fear and distrust which suggests that this votes.) vote of no-confidence, submitting w expense of someone not possessing that characteristic is The thing that attitude manifests an underlying personal or even cultural collapsed Nixon was the and Congress to a subsequent el particularly loathsome. Notwithstanding the fact that healthy and neurosis. last-minute revelation of "the psychologically secure individuals do not need such illusory boosts — the fatal tape of the smoking gun" There have been a variety of Pr0P°®. conversation with to self-esteem, nor is their self-worth deflated by the delusive - . r , , sure- these assumptions and conclusions cannot be . Haldeman, June 23,1972, whose publication this sort, all requiring constitutional' It would require the exe™' . ment. ploys of others, exclusionary and discriminatory practices are defmitive and conclusive as to motivatiohs and philosophy, but for was forced by the | Supreme Court, 8 to 0 maintain the confidence of harmful to the less secure and divisive to all. •The words and actions of the coordinators the interim' they are to be logically preferred over the personal This showed that the president had known consulting it. Congress would itseu Cong"]® ( - Because of its testimonial of Mr. Alexander and some self-serving propaganda by about the Watergate cover up all „ had lied to his staff, lawyers and along and higher degree of largely hearsay and unprovable aspect, I do not rest my argument invoke a on the words of the sPea^out coordinators, all of us, all internally. Frankly, there seems a ^ organizers, themselves. I do "throw" it in, (Nome withheld by the time. request.) Nixon was not brought down because he chance for such a proposal for a if ever. Two years after Nixon long^ ^ authorized maU surveillance, infiltration, trusting in our luck. Monday, August 9, 1976 5 EMERGENCY SERVICE PROVIDED )rganization offers |o child-abusing ■ riehteen By SUE SOMMERVILLE month-°ld Tommy, his head Lansing chapters A are part of it. misbehaving child can be the parents explained. spark that At the weekly Innd will" bruises, was brought to the sets off the parent s short fuse and what they work on meetings, unhappy parents Ilital emergency room by his mother. do for punishment doesn't always fit the ways to untwist the knotty problems that harass them. Understanding ■Be bad fallen down, she said. It was the crime. and acceptance are urth time in six months. "Without help, I might key themes. as of the bruises, a doctor called killed my own eventually have Parents in the six-member child," one mother stated. groups know each other only Lective Services. They investigated and A Lansing mother told of giving a tell only what by their first names. They r(ted both "f Tommy's parents with child welt-raising whipping with a belt to her they want to tell and there is no pressure for —s,, and child neglect. gut-spilling. Nobody digs for ■Tommy'5 case's not muc'1 d'"erent from •I8, a1d. youn«est children when her middle child pushed the the past. Nobody even has to admit openly to youngest down an abuse problem. Group members work on in» of the 90 child abuse cases reported in some stairs. Thechild was unhurt in the fall. present problems and how to lebam County last year and officials It s easier to blame the child for cope with them Kjeve the actual number is probably that things happen," she explained. "You can have All groups have a Xter. Over 3,000 cases of child abuse the attitude that 'It's not my fault, it's the chairperson, elected by the other parents, who works with them on ■rereported in 1975 throughout Michigan. kid's fault.'" their problems. The EsU Dept. of Public Safety (DPS) An estimated four million children in the PA groups in other Lansing groups, unlike SN photo Laura Lynn Fistler Lrds also list child abuse reports. United States were abused states, have two Biologists using Rose Lake for wildlife re¬ ■"We definitely have a problem with child More than 200,000 died that during 1975. year because of sponsors, one man and one woman, who are trained to work with Rose Lake search and are are also using it to find solutions for on campus," said Maj. Adam J. abuse by adults, groups like PA. They land , many of them parents. train the use problems. it, DPS police commander. But only about 10 per cent of all chairperson and act as facilitators. abusive "The people in PA [bps' said it has no specific child abuse parents are diagnosed as psychotic, Jolly K., really give a damn about you." a mother of three ptistics. founder of PA, said. emphasized. During the week, if parents think they Jghy do parents abuse their kids? About 80 per cent were themselves might abuse their children for any reason, HUNTERS, NATURALISTS' NEEDS COMPETE ■plosive anger, persistent frustration and abused as children, a national study they can call someone in the group and talk ■ inability to cope with it are some of the reported. until they cool down. Many abusive parents either have no "It's really helpful to know there's ■Everybody talks about the kid's feelings, model to go by when they discipline their It they don't understand is that ur guts are being torn apart, too," ■dan angry Lansing mother seeking child kids or they can only look to their parents who abused them, Mary J. Burness, PA group sponsor, said. own somebody there if something bad happens," a 25-year-old mother said. "Lots of parents don't have anybody around to talk to." Rose Lake wildlife researchers Parents not in PA can call 374 8550 for ise counseling. "I've had almost every parent in PA say 24 hour emergency help. learning to handle anger and straighten they were abused in some way by their Members say PA can ■ frustrating relationships is what Parents bring patience, lonymous (PA) is all about. An interna- ulorganization geared toward self-help, parents," the black-haired young woman said. It's a combination of family and economic control, understanding of their children's feelings and a real sense of relief. "Through PA I feel like a mother for the seek solutions to land problems is shore angry, unhappy parents can let problems, anger, frustration and no way to first time in seven years," a successful PA ■steam and hammer out problems. Two vent it that adds up to abuse, Burness member said proudly. Society has little understanding for the ByJONI CIPRIANO has the stronger voice in the final land use decision. abusive parent, sponsor Burness said. As real estate developments spread across the land and "The way we've been researching this problem is to go to the "It's easy to say, 'You bore this child, how ihopping centers cover more fields and forests, open land is areas and leave postcard questionnaires with the people using the can you not love it?" " she said. "Well all becoming scarce and precious. Consequently, conflicts over land area," Heezen said. "Those who return the postcards are contacteo the parent has to do is say to me, 'Lady, te are approaching higher levels of intensity. for further questioning." here's a list of 10 reasons why not.'" The biologists at Rose Lake Wildlife Research Station are Since the license numbers of all the cars in the parking lot of the One PA member emphasized that even working to find solutions to this problem. The station, located at areas are recorded that same those abusive parents who love their kids 8526 E. Stoll Road in East Lansing, has been in existence since day, people who did not respond to are viewed the questionaire can also be contacted and their attitudes can be by the public as unfeeling 1937. monsters. compared with those who did answer. The process is a slow one, "Any time managers of game or recreation areas in southern but is one of the few Burness said neighbors, friends or family Michigan have a problem, we design a research project geared to who uses the land. ways the researchers can determine exactly who see or suspect abuse rarely report it for solve it," Keith Heezen, biologist-in-charge, said. Heezen believes the Rose Lake and Brighton areas are the fear that the child's parents will find out who Heezen, who attended the University of Minnesota and the optimum sites for cross-country told. University of Idaho and received a master's degree in fisheries and and more urbanized areas are bestskiing. Southeastern Michigan for nonhunting activities while "People only shake their heads and say, wildlife, eagerly explained the current project the station is south-central Michigan is good for hunting. The Lansing area is 'Tsk, tsk, these people are abusing their working on. one of the conflict areas, with children,' " she said, "when they should "Hunters set up a program to pay for the state game areas about hunting and nonhunting uses really be saying, 'Damn! These guys are 40 years ago — through clashing. hunting license fees and excise taxes on heating their kids!' and then do something firearms," he said. "As cross-country skiers, motorcyclists and "I suspect that better hunters, tend, to quit hunting under about it." snowmobilers move in on the game areas, the hunters feel overly-crowded conditions, leaving unethical hunters who might Anyone who suspects child abuse may resentful." pose a threat to others in the area," Heezen said. report it to the Dept. of Social Services or While a small amount of recreation-seekers can co-exist with The Rose Lake Station has always concentrated on problem: the police. Confidentiality is guaranteed. pertaining to southern Michigan, while similar stations have been hunting, large numbers make hunting virtually impossible, he PA lends a hand during the week by said. Certain activities, such as motorcycling, have set up in Houghton and Shingleton to take care of the Northern already been providing transportation for those parents lower peninsula and the prohibited on all game Michigan. Snowmobiling has been Upper Peninsula. without cars, helping them enroll in classes limited to certain areas only. Former projects of the Rose Lake Station have included the and giving them encouragement. Free What about people who ar sn't interfering with hunting it study of wildlife food habits, relationships between wildlife and babysitting is provided during the meetings. area? farming and the effect of different ground covers on hunting The babysitters are MSU students ex¬ "In this case, the land can be shared unless the problem of too perienced with children. many numbers comes up," Heezen said. As with most problems, the present one is based on people's PA meetings are held in the Community Limitations must be set up, but any method used to do this will inability to share resources. Hunters spend approximately 17,000 Services Building. 300 N. Washington Ave., cost money. The game areas will have to be frequently patrolled or hours a year in the Rose Lake area, while recreationists spend 7 to 9 p.m. Monday and 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. limited amount of people let in at one time. over 79,000 hours there. Unless peaceful co-existence is possible, Tuesday. Babysitters -are in the same According to Heezen, if recreationists pay into the system they dissatisfaction may turn once-plentiful wildlife areas into a building. deserve a voice in land allocation. It holds true that who pays also crowded scramble for dominance. outreach programs include one at Southwest Minnesota State University. Called "Conversations in the Countryside," this community development program helps solve The nation's 320 state colleges and universities educate one-third of all the four-year problems affecting the quality of rural life. The problem of access to higher education is one that divides into two problems for the college students — some 2.5 million. Allan W. Ostar, executive director of the American Assn. of State public colleges and universities. Colleges and "The first problem: more and more people are being priced out of college because of Universities, says the big issue for public higher education in the next few years is this: "Whether or not it can continue to meet the expectations and demands of the public." increasing tuition and other costs," Ostar said. Another issue: Can the colleges survive the red tape from federal regulations? "In terms of absolute numbers, enrollment is I Government red tape "The public demands a lot from its colleges and universities," Ostar said. "It seeks easy and affordable access to college. It demands each year new graduates who are highly skilled in coping with contemporary situations in business, education and government. industry, health, graduating classes. But, in fact, smaller percentages of low and middle-ir can afford college full time. "Access still exists but the balance of opportunity is tipping toward the more affluent end of the scale." The second part of the problem: providing access for the growing number of adult and In the past the public colleges and universities have done well in turning out graduates strangling universities with contemporary technological and social skills. They have been flexible and able to adapt to keep up with need. They're still at the forefront, according to Ostar. part-time students. For these people, according to Ostar, it is not enough to have the money to enroll. "These are not the Monday, Wednesday, Friday, nine to three students," Ostar said. "These are people who need classes at night, degree programs on weekends, intensive Metropolitan State College in Colorado now has a major in which students learn the seminars for work breaks and personalized instruction." social and scientific issues involved in land use. 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Rules the residence is used for busi- — estate, farming, oil and gas, Almost lost in the furor over on the first $50,000 af corporate governing maximum earnings motion picture, equipment leas- the special interest amend¬ income are made permanent. before benefits ENERGY ments added to the bill — which are phased out ing and sports franchise indus- MINIMUM TAX are liberalized. tries- The House took a strong- Several tax breaks for would cost more than $10 This is the greatest tax COLLEGE er approach, all but eliminating energy conservation are in¬ billion in tax revenue in the increase in the Senate bill. It Parents, spouses, or college shelters, cluded. A tax credit is allowed next five years — were amend¬ will force the wealthy to pay students themselves could sub- HOMES of 30 per cent of the first $750 of ments which will affect the taxes more on "preferential tract $100 from their 1977 taxes Owners of rental vacation home insulation, for a maxi¬ lives of almost everyone. income" which would not other¬ for tuition. This credit would homes would not be able to mum tax saving of $225. More Among the "special interest wise be taxable without special increase $50 a year until it claim business tax deductions if credits are allowed for solar groups" in the bill are some provisions. The House version reached $250 in 1980 and later they used the home for energy equipment. The House per- who don't think of themselves is tougher on the rich. years. There is no similar sonal purposes for more than bill contains no provisions, but as such — working parents, the CHILD CARE provision in the House bill and two weeks per year or 10 per something may survive. elderly, the divorced and col¬ Working parents could sub¬ lege students. tract from their tax bills 20 per Amendments would benefit cent of necessary child care McCarthy looking for displeased voters individual industries or groups, expenses up to $2,000 per year including railroads, airlines, the for one child and $4,000 for two maritime industry, bus com¬ or more children — a tax saving panies, banks, oil companies, of $400 to $800. Itemizing (continued from page 1) the record of Ford up to be mutual funds, trade shows and this exerting highly inflationary deductions would not be neces¬ "I think we should eliminate point has demonstrated a wil¬ fairs. pressures on the economy," he sary. The House bill is almost the office and provide for an lingness to work within the said. The bill goes to a conference identical. interim occupant to the White constitutional limits. I see no McCarthy emphatically with the House-passed bill, ALIMONY House in case of death or evidence that this is true in the believes he could be an effec¬ probably in late August or Alimony payments would be disability, while arrangements case of Carter," he said. tive President. September, where many provi¬ deductible even if the taxpayer can be made to hold a new While on many of the major "A person would have to sions will be dropped or doesn't itemize deductions. election," McCarthy said. issues McCarthy views Carter's have an inferiority complex not changed. RETIREMENT INCOME How does he view Ford vs. positions as slightly better than to think he could do a better job Here are the major provi¬ The retirement income credit Carter? Fords's. the distinctions still than Jimmy Carter or Jerry sions of the Senate bill and how is expanded and liberalized. "As of now, Ford's con¬ are not what he would like Ford," he said. they compare with the House Those over 65 now may sub¬ ception of what the Presidential them to be. tract from tax bills 15 per cent As an independent Presi¬ office should be, is better. I "Ford is of retirement income such as proceeding dent. McCarthy said he would TAX CUTS don't hear Ford saying,'I will orderly way to attempt to Individuals — All current tax pensions up to $1,524 or $2,286 take personal responsibility for relieve tensions between have'greater freedom to act ruts would be extended at least for a joint return. Under the best interests of the the CIA,' for example. I think Russia and the United States. He did drop the word detente, country than traditional Repub¬ lican or Democratic candidates. but in any case he is proceeding in an orderly process," he said. "An independent President GM scholarship program Carter, on the other hand, said detente is a cover under which would not be tempted to cover up for his own party in Con¬ the Soviets would pursue their gress," he said. "Excessive world revolution without the party loyalty threat of nuclear v •. I r characteristic of the current gives 9 'U' students jobs heard Ford say anything this two-party system, bad. This suggests we are being „The Democrats rted duped and this is the type of SN photo Robert KoiloH I when^was t Don t get your language I mtend to challenge vietnam War hopes up, this isn't the stairway to heaven, they just go up to I■ By DEIDRA LABF.LLE Plant in Lansing. In May he was notified as being bem(, conducted by , Dem0. the library. Nine MSU students Michael Tabbs, junior, is also working at General Motors are in the Lansing Division of one of the nine MSU finalists. He accepted a job in Ypsilanti, McCarthy^further Carter of accused cratic "^L^hen'it President and turned being Corp. plants in the state after Oldsmobile. His job is in the where he has worked since standard liberal "adopting all of the „*nHllrt(,H conducted hv by a„ Rpn Republican. On they were chosen by University chemistry section. June. He said he was not sure policies that the other hand, the Republicans not relevant today." faculty members and GM offi¬ cials for the GMC Scholarship-Internship Extended Pro¬ William Walsh, sophomore, is majoring in computer science. He is working in the computer of his future plans, but a permanent job with GM is one of his considerations. - Rubber workers' talks continue gram. unit of the Hydra-matic Divi¬ "I know their system," Walsh Employment Act of 1946, he ? The six men and three wom¬ sion at Ypsilanti. contends, and Is approximately Spoiler determined con¬ said, "and I like the work. The WASHINGTON (UPI) - Negotiators for both session adjourned at 3 a.m. Sunday. Usei en are to receive full tuition and 80 per cent deception. tender, McCarthy promises to Cara Sue Wilson, sophomore, experience is more important sides in the United Rubber Workers strike "At best it i't take care of with each side separately late Sunday mc fees for the next two years and is working in the Payroll Divi¬ than the money." be a force to be reckoned with more than on two million qf against the nation's largest tire manufacturers then brought the sides together again aboutI an annual textbook allowance of sion, qf, the GM, Assembly The GM program is enabling before this election year comes met with Labor Secretary $200. ' Division in Warreh. him to gain experience with the unemployed and only then to a close. 4 W.J.^Jsery until 3 a.m. Sunday and returned for more talks 10 p.m. MSU is one of 11 colleges in The scholarship is in an technical IBM machines and hours later. The spokesperson declined to s the nation participating in this experimental phase and will because he has been able to A Labor Dept. spokesperson said Saturday's progress was made toward a settlement. pilot program. officially begin in the Fall of work with the newest ma¬ Thomas Delehanty, sopho¬ 1977. Therman T. Smith, the chines, "it's like being on the more in Lyman 1 engineering and Briggs College, is working in plant layout industrial GM assoc. director for Institu¬ tional Relations in Detroit, said no changes will be made in the other side of the street," he said. Two other MSU finalists, police briefs engineering at the Diesel program until the second Tabbs and Smith, work in the Equipment Division in Detroit. semester. Lansing Oldsmobile Division. Barbara Hanson, sophomore, The program is designed to Both find the work A 16-year-old New Buffalo high school student is working in a laboratory at experience both train and finance the critical condition in Sparrow Hospital after extremely important to them. collapsing the Pontiac Motor Division education of those students Smith said he had worked in IM athletic field near Akers Hall Friday evening. FABRIC ANL> YARN SHOPS testing waste treatments and who show a great interest in other engineering departments The youth collapsed while participating in a band clinic of analyzing metals and chemicals. high engineering, physical science, before the job at GM and they school students from across the state. BACK-TO-SCHOOL She is majoring in chemical business administration and had all been quite dull com¬ A spokesperson for the campus police said the youth was not engineering. other related areas. The stu¬ pared to the internship. He said breathing and had no pulse when Dept. of Public Safety Officers Jill Hochlowski. is a sopho¬ dent must exhibit academic it is the best experience he has arrived. Artificial.respiration and more physics major at the GMC excel- Cardiopulmonary Respiration ever had. was administered until an ambulance arrived and transported the Technical Center in Warren. SAVINGS! excellence as well as participate "This is one side." Tabbs student to the Hospital. Michael McCarthy, sopho¬ in extracurricular activities. said, "and makes me aware of At last report the youth still had not more. is studying electrical The scholarship is not based on the other regained jobs (alternatives)." The cause of the collapse is still unknown. engineering. He is working at financial need. the Fisher Body Plant in Flint, The summer job is available learning management pro¬ to students for two consecutive cedures. summers. 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IAP) - United Mine He said the union's International Executive front Republicans! plained, resulted from White cam¬ with Nixon and engineer an Workers President Arnold Miller canceled an Board, called into special session Monday in tj by the late billionaire southern Democrats or from House concern over possible paign in exchange for a promise that underground nuclear tests election victory, the magazine attempt Sunday to talk militant coal miners out Washington, would be given "a resolution to deal ,d Hughes to pass along Hughes's home state of revelations from Democratic said. Playboy quoted a memo of their four-week-old wildcat strike because of be ceased in Nevada. with those who have been divisive... I can't tell aoonnaign funding to Mich- Nevada, Playboy said. The national headquarters from Hughes to Maheu as bomb and shooting threats, he said. ISald Forii and 30 other extent of the funding was Nixon to Hughes. linking The billionaire recluse had a saying that if Nixon won, "I was forced to cancel in order to protect the what the board will do, but it could include anything to get this problem under control." lervative congressmen, unknown. Playboy traced Nixon's rela¬ great fear of the underground testing and despised the occa¬ former Nevada Republican physical safety of persons attending the meet¬ including expulsion of members from the union oy Mag»zim' said Sunday The CIA found it advan¬ tionship with Hughes to 1956, sional swaying they caused to Gov. Paul Laxalt, now a ing," he told a news conference here three hours ■copyrighted story. tageous to merge with Hughes when Nixon's brother, senator, could be "our next after the scheduled meeting 10 miles away at Donald, the Las Vegas Desert Inn When Miller failed to appear at the meeting, Vboy 1 released a copy of a because he had created exotic accepted a $205,000 loan from where he lived, Playboy said. candidate." Cedar Grove. the several hundred miners waiting outside the II was delivered to weapons systems and had Hughes to Playboy said numerous He said the Kanawha County Sheriffs Dept. old Cedar Grove elementary school held reliable data about save a failing res¬ The magazine said Hughes an ,eJ by one of his top aides, told him an anonymous caller said "if I I foreign gov¬ taurant. Nixon was Vice Presi¬ also wanted to money exchanges occurred attended impromptu rally. They vowed to continue the Mtier, who later was ernments, Playboy said. dent at the time, and a purchase Air between Hughes and Nixon, the meeting they're going to blow it up." Police short West airlines and to expand his protest against federal court injunctions and y from the Hughes empire Hughes considered the CIA while later, the including a much-publicized and miners supporting a return to work also fines which they feel are unwarranted interfer connection an asset because it Hughes Medical Las Vegas empire from the five loan in which $100,000 was received shooting threats," he said. Institute was granted tax- ence in union affairs. removed his actions from close hotel-casinos he owned in spite funneled to the President Though Miller predicted some of the nearly ■boy's year long investiga¬ exempt status after prior re¬ of a strong anti-trust stance government scrutiny. fusals by the IRS. by through longtime Nixon friend 100,000 idled coal miners in eight states would "None of you guys should ever go back to work the Justice Department. te memo included a list of The magazine said the Wa¬ In 1956, Playboy said, Robert Maheu, then Bebe Rebozo, and it was fear of return little on Sunday's midnight shifts, there was until we get everything we've asked for,' said Ed lential senators and repre¬ tergate break-in, the motive of Hughes attempted unsuccess. of the Hughes-Nevada manager publicity about Nixon's rela¬ early evidence of any back-to-work move- Massey, vice president of UMW Loral 1759. fully to finance Hubert Opera- tionship with Hughes that where the strike began last month. tions, was assigned to meet prompted Watergate. ;nera/s get sherry 1-ST0P SHOPPING SAVES MONEY, TIME, ENERGY If public's expense IaSHINGTO.N (API - Rep. 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Rtduuc) Piichffis 15C hoi doqs 2-5 "ow playing tfe noujHERe men 8 Michigan Stole News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Monday. August 9 , Ford predicts victory in Kansas City, hints at debate with Carter (continued from page elevation to the presidency after the resignation of Richard 1) choose promises and between my Carter's record," he recent underground Soviet nuclear explosions may have •"We still have some problems to resolve in the sticky president in November, his foreign policy goals would in¬ clude a responsible SALT II sfi& fcqtf said. exceeded 150 kilotons. SALT II strategic arms limita¬ M. Nixon. That anniversary is One issue on which Carter He said this would not violate tion agreements," Ford said, agreement, progress in the Monday. will be vulnerable. Ford said, is two recent nuclear limitation adding that "we are gradually mutual reduction of forces by He said the major accom¬ his announced intent to cut treaties initialed by the two narrowing the differences and the United States and Russia in plishment of his administration military spending and with¬ governments because they had are becoming more flexible" Europe, strengthening of the has been a turnaround in the draw American troops from . not been ratified by either with the Russians. "The possi¬ North Atlantic Treaty Organi¬ economy, in reducing both infla- South Korea. country. But, he said, "It would bility exists for an agreement in zation, progress toward peace lion and unemployment. "There is serious danger in be the relatively near future." in southern Africa, strengthen¬ disappointing if there was a 10% OFF "The biggest disappointment doing that," Ford said of the violation of our understanding." •The United States plans no ing alliances in the Pacific and has been that we haven't been able to reduce unemployment as much as we'd like," he said. military cuts. He added that withdrawing Americans from South Korea He said the government not publicly disclose these two tests, on July 4 and July 29. did broader contact with the Pale¬ stinian Liberation Organization beyond that which was neces¬ working for normalization of relations with mainland China. OUR PRICE ON ALL KODAK FILM CIGARETTES! The latest figures, released "would have an adverse effect because of the possibility that Later, Ford talked nostalgi¬ sary for two recent evacuations Friday, show unemployment in cally about his two years in on our influence in the Pacific." of U.S. and other foreign citi¬ PROCESSING & the nation running at 7.8 per cent, but Ford predicted that Asked about the attempts by Carter and his running mate, they exceeded the 150 kiloton yield imposed by the treaties. He explained only that "inter¬ zens "The from Lebanon. problem of Lebanon office. "It's DEVELOPING 2 packs /79? by the end of the it will be Sen. Walter Mondale of Minne¬ a tough job; I enjoy it," year national politics" were in¬ hopefully can be solved in¬ below 7 per cent. sota, to link Ford with former volved. he said. "I get a wonderful ternally," he said. "Our partici¬ feeling when tackling the prob¬ Another disappointment, he President Richard M. Nixon •That progress can be made pation could conceivably get us lems and trying to solve the said, is that "I don't believe we and Watergate, the President in 1977 toward a Middle East involved in a problem like difficulties that reach the Oval have sold our accomplishments replied, "It's a typical political settlement. "But the situation Vietnam and my administration as well as we should have. We Office. have peace and we have re¬ ploy." He defended again his in Lebanon certainly has fore¬ is not going to do anything like ISOPROPYL stored trust in the White pardon of Nixon. "The pardon entered into the stalled an broad momentum toward peace." that." He said if he is elected "I never get depressed, it's ALCOHOL colgate mounting i exhilarating," he said. House, but we have been campaign because the Demo¬ unable to sell that in a political crats have made it so," Ford shave squares He said if nominated, he plans to wage a "high tone" said. "I stated my reasons and they are on record. I did it. It was right. History proved it 'Bird' registers 12th victory Saturday 29" bomb Reg. 65' 49'I campaign against Carter. | coupon| right." Explroi Auguit 15. 1974 "Certainly I'm going to take A reported noted that Carter (continued from page 12) Oglivie's single. Meyer scored the go-ahead Meyer and 69< an affirmative position on my has espoused the "politics of run. on Rusty Staub's sacrifice record." Ford said. love" and asked how Ford was pleased with "The Bird" fly. Jason Thompson drove in the and the rest of the Tiger team. Cleveland tied the score in the other two Detroit runs of the Reg.'1" Asked about his own assess¬ might deal with this. MASSENGILL ment that he is not a good campaigner. Ford said, "Well "A president ought to project an image of compassion and "This was the first relaxing game we've had in over two fifth on Rico Carty's walk and Alan Ashby's run-scoring inning. Detroit added two more runs DISPOSABLE SELSUN weeks," Houk said. single. in the sixth with Oglivie's change our style of campaign." Rut he did not elaborate. understanding toward people," the President replied. all The Tigers jumped to an early Detroit scored three runs in two-run single capping the DOUCHE 2-PACK BLUE "You'll see a lot of improve¬ ment." he promised. "I feel that is the proper way and I practice that." lead off Pat Dobson in the the fifth. Ron LeFlore drove in rally. shower 4 oz. Shampoo opening inning. Ron LeFlore He said he thought Carter is vulnerable. He said he and his family always have had deep religious singled but was forced at second Reg. M" 79" to >1 691 Dolphins beat Lions 30-21 when shortstop Frank Duffy Reg. *2" "Anybody who seeks to get convictions. threw to second baseman Duane public office by promises with¬ out any experience is In a brief discussion of for¬ Kuiper after intentionally let¬ shower politically eign matters. Ford said: ting Don Meyer's lazy liner drop vulnerable," the President said. •He has sent the Kremlin a in front of him. Meyer stole (continued from page 12) BodyPewde, "The public will have to note on the possibility that two second and moved to third on ahead. 17-14, and Del Gaizo padded the lead by completing a 19-yard pass to rookie Duriel Harris that completed a 92-yard Reg. '1" 7/ NANCY drive in 10 plays. gave James Hunter, the Lions No. 1 draft choice from Grambling, Detroit the early lead by returning the opening kickoff 97 TOTAL LEE Vietnam war facts contest yards for a touchdown. Quarterback Bill Munson, however, served up the first of three CONTAC NAIL interceptions minutes later when Miami middle linebacker Steve Towle returned one of his errant passes 35 yards for a first down LENS PEAK POLISH on the Detroit five-yard line. SOLUTION TOOTHPASTE announced REMOVERl by Radio Hanoi Three plays later, Don Nottingham ran the ball in from the two to tie the game at 7-7. 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Cambodia — compared to two million tons in plays with a one-yard RIGHT GUARD It said only two questions will have to be sneak. World War II. answered for contestants to receive a small prize, while the three top scorers will be awarded Almanacs list the reunited South and North Vietnam as covering 126,436 square miles with a Greg Landry directed the Lions in the second half and got Detroit within 24-21 on a five-yard TD pass to rookie tight end foot guard CONTAC traditional Vietnamese handicrafts. David Hill before Yepremian's last two field goals put Miami in population estimated in 1973 at 42,650,000. FOOT DEODORANT SPRAY Other questions include: front for good. 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Call 355-6180. 3-8-9 (18) SPEEDY SERVICE 60,7 1 LOST: YOUNG TRIUMPH 650 1968, engine in TECHNICIANS ment, minutes from MSU. Fur¬ bedrooms, carpeted, stove and o^n white cat. Pat, call 393-9642 B-li.9ll3 PERSONAL excellent shape, 12,000 Certified or certified eligible, res¬ Missing sinr^\\t*Y from Michi- miles, nished, carpeted, all utilities paid. refrigerator, double lot. 482-6469. PIANO CURRIER Spinet 3 years tfVct Area. 351-3645. PEANUTS PERSONAL piratory therapy technicians. Part- ANN BROWN $775. 332-2300. 3-8-11 (12) $145/month. Call 489-7052 after 3J-13(141 old, excellent condition. Tradition¬ PRINTliu/l REAL ESTATE RECREATION 1973 HONDA CL350, 3600 miles. time. Excellent salary and benefits. Apply personnel office, SPAR¬ 5:30 p.m. 3-8-9 (19) OWN ROOM in co-ed house. al, walnut finish. $600. 627-2011. LOST: DARK TYPING. Dissertation general printing. ServinnUtl ,11 3-8-9 prescription sun¬ Extras. $475. 882-1750 weekdays ROW HOSPITAL, 1215 East Mich¬ Washer, dryer, four blocks from (13[ 26 years with SERVICE igan, 487-1980, Equal Opportunity AUGUST 1st, trailer, 1 bedroom, campus. $50/month. Call 332- MID-MICHIGAN'S largest selec¬ glasses in hard black case. Philip service. complete til Instruction before 3:30 p.m. 3-8-11 (12) study, near MSU. $160 plus Willson, Microbiology Depart- 349-0850. C 128fll Employer. 3-8-13 (35) 2018.3-8-1305) tion of top utilities, 351-6871, 355-6871. 6-8- quality used musical ment. Z-3-8-1J J12)_ Typing TRANSPORTATION Auto Service \/\ CARDIOPULMONARY 11_(13)_ ATTENTION GRAD students, 2 miles from campus. Country set¬ merchandise is found at WILCOX MUSIC. Peavey Vintage amp. _ LOST: PART Persian cat, silver- PAULA'S TYPING for free estimate. SERVImT Call CE! SUPERVISOR FEMALE ROOMMATE needed fall 0-11-8-27(121 9 WANTED Ampeg V4B, Ampeg VT40, Am- gray, name Smokey, has collar GUARANTEED EXHAUST for Certified or registered. Full time, through spring. Campus Hill, $75/ ting, new 4 bedroom, 2 Vi baths, with name tag, vicinity Hagadorn ROUND TOWN' carpeted, drapes, appliances. A- peg B25„ Ampeg B-15N. Acoustic your import at CHEQUERED afternoon shift. Must have a month, bus, 332-4036. 3-8-9 (12) and Haslett. Call 351-8115. Re¬ IRENE ORR. Theses, u. vailable September 1st. Ample 270, Acoustic 136 bass amp. FLAG FOREIGN CAR PARTS, minimum of 2 years experience. ward! 3-8-11 (20) general typing. Formally parking, $370/month. 669-5513. E.M.C. Sagittarius guitar amp. "RATES 2605 East Kalamazoo Street, one SUBLEASE LARGE one bedroom Brown. Call 374-8645 Excellent salary and benefits. Ap¬ 3-8-9 (25I Many more bass and guitar amps after tl luxury apartments. Extras, carport. " 12 word mile west of campus. 487-5055. C-12-8/27 (21) ply personnel office or additional information, 487-1980, write for East Lansing, 332-4724. 6-8-9 (12) TWO ROOMMATES needed for including Fender, Traynor, Kus- tom, and ARB. New and used P.A. I Personal | (/j C-12-8/271161 E.W. Sparrow Hospital, 1215 East three bedroom farm. Campus 10 systems and microphones. IMPORTANT STUDY ABROAD TYPING, EXPERIENCED^ AMERICAN, GERMAN AND Michigan, Equal Opportunity Em¬ GRAD WOMEN share 3 room miles. Rent $67. Call 676-5429 ANNOUNCEMENT: Limited open reasonable. 371 4635 r.J FOREIGN CAR REPAIR, also apartment. Call 351-3947 also Peavey, Hyland, Traynor, Bose (121 '■ ployer. 3-8-13 (48) evenings. Z-6-8-9 1151 800 P.A. speakers. New Shure PE ings still remain on CFS accredited body. 20% DISCOUNT to stu¬ Monday call 332-5311. 3-8-9 (12) dents and faculty on all cash 'n' OPENINGS U.S. Navy. College THREE BEDROOM brick, newly 5EQ mics. New and used drum Academic Year 1976-77. 24 pro¬ COMPLETE DISSERTATIONS carry VW service parts. IMPORT juniors, seniors, grads/masters in: BROOKPORT APARTMENTS - decorated, close to schools and sets. Large selection of used elec¬ grams for Fall, Winter, Spring, or full year for qualified applicants. resume service Printing, I carpeting, modern appliances, tric guitars. Travis, Bean Artist, typing, binding. Printing frnl AUTO PARTS, 500 East Kalama¬ engineering, business administra¬ country club, married students Gibson Firebird. New Les Paul 55 Students in good standing-Fresh¬ plain paper originals [r zoo and Cedar. 485-2047, 485- most utilities paid. One bedroom tion, math, chemistry/physics, only, no pets. Deposit and refer¬ Sophomore, Junior, Senior M.A.C. and Grand Rive, 9229. Master Charge and Bank furnished, unfurnished. Haslett ences, $275. Call 339-8324, 4:30- Special, used Les Paul deluxe. man, fL Computer science, civil engineer¬ Gibson L6S, Gibson SG. Fender year are eligible. Good faculty Jones Stationery Shop. 9 .5I Americard. C-12-8-27 (37) Road, 332-8036. 6 8-9 (15) 6:30 p.m. 3-8-11 I24I ing or nuclear engineering, 26 telecaster and stratocaster, used references, evidence of self-moti¬ Monday-Friday. Call ( years old maximum. Call 313-226- 1 £r 2 bedroom furnished mobile Fender and Gibson bass guitars. vation and sincere interest in study GRAPH SERVICE. 3371« 7795/89 collect. 2-8-14 (30) FIVE OR six person quality house. homes on Park Lake. $30-$45/ Gibson and Martin acoustic gui¬ abroad and international cultural 12-8/27 1311 Employment j|j APPLICATIONS BEING accepted week. Available now and for fall. Frandor, available fall, ample park¬ ing. 669-5726, 372-6240; 394-1626 tars. Pre-war Gibson SJ, 1930's exchange count more with CFS COUPLE FOR resident manager position. We need an eager couple for part-time nursery school teacher. 2 possibly 3 half days a Clean, peaceful, quiet. 641-6601. 0J2J/27 evenings. 3-8-11 (151 . L-3. Used Martin D-28, Martin 12 string, 1938 Martin 017-H. Imma¬ than specific grade point. For applications/information: CENTER [Transportation 04 culate condition 1930's National FOR FOREIGN STUDY/ADMIS- DRIVE MY car, standard tra capable of maintaining an apart¬ week. Send resume to DeWitt PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE North. ment building. Call 332-0111.0-12- 8/27 (18) Co-op Nursery, P.O. Box 247, Furnished studio, utilities paid. L Rooms Steel duolian. Gibson Lap Steel. Many low price acoustic guitars. SIONS/216 S. State/Box 606/Ann Arbor, Mi 48107. 1(313) 662-5575. sion, to Chapel Hill in Carolina. Gas paid. 337-2070.1 DeWitt, Michigan 48820. 3-8-9 $125./month plus deposit. Phone MEN: ONE block tp, .(jampus. Z-1-8-9 (82) (28) 627-5454. 0-12-8/27^13) Fiddles, banjos,, dobros, dulcimers, 18(14) IMMEDIATE OPENING for mature Clean, quiet rooms. Cooking. mandolins, harmonicas, and even Phone 485-8836 or 351-8192. 0-12- woman or married couple to serve CARPENTER TO help me frame SUBLEASE FURNISHED one 8/27 (13) an Indian sitar. Newly recondi¬ NEEDED: RIDERS to siarel as housemother or (housecouple) my house, wage- negotiable. bedroom, starting fall. Air condi¬ tioned band instruments. We penses to Southern CalifoT for local sorority. References re¬ tioned gas heater. $207 per month. SUMMER ONLY, campus stock new guitars and amps. If we OKEMOS, 3 bedroom tri-level on Leaving September 1st Pi Phone 351-4093. 3-8-9 (12) near, quired. Contact Kay Church 351- 351-1664. 6-8-16 don't have what you want, we'll large landscaped lot. Immediate 882-8556 between 911 8278. 3-8-13 (23) (14)^ cooking, furnished, modern, com¬ occupancy. $38,900. 349-3908. 6- 13(15) REGISTERED NURSES fortable. $40-$60/month. 332- get it. Our prices are competitive EAST LANSING area, models and we take all types of mer¬ 8-16(12) 1095. 0-3-8-13 (_12| RETAIL CLOTHING sales, time only. For appointment full call open two 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. One and bedroomr Newly- starting at $l7©^timie! 1 _ FEMALE until fall with. pption lot _ lalf, good mmfon/" IheXpem chandise in trade. MUSIC, 509 East Michigan, Lan- WILCOX EAST LANSING scenic Hills, suburban living, convenient Skyline [ Wanted J 3&1 -4620,- experience helpful. 3-8- - sing, 485-4391. C-15 MALE NEEDS apartm to MSU, comfortable 4 bedroom- 13(12) We offer you: except lights. SWIMMING 0OOL. Live,461-6851. .Ztl4MP<12h Pixiiit prefer joining 2 or 3 — New Security deposit $125. On bus split-level. Large, beautifully land¬ m SEWING MACHINE CLEARANCE 332-5759. Z-3-8-9 1121 policy. No shift rotations. Oppor¬ route. Under new NORTH CLEMENS. Female, fur- SALE) Brand scaped lot. $50,000 firm. Furnish¬ BARTENDERS AND door check¬ management. new protables tunities for continuing education ers. Nights and weekends. Apply Call NORTH POINTE APART¬ nished, kitchen privileges, laundry $49.95. $5 per month. Large ings available. 332-6832. 3-8-9 (24) with tuition reimbursement. Excel¬ FOUR OLDER mature in person, RAINBOW RANCH, MENTS off M-78 and Haslett privileges. Near bus, driveway, selection of reconditioned used lent working conditions and sala¬ NEED 3-4 bedrooms Mason-Holt 2843 East Grand River, East Lan¬ Road, 332-6354; PEEZ REAL ES¬ parking. 487-6390. 6-8-16 (13) machines. Singers, Whites, Nec- looking for 4 bedroom ho ry. Contact Betty Danford, R.N., TATE. C-12-8-27 (47) schools. Up to $40,000. Call Paul rent. Country setting if po sing. 2-8-11 (18) Personnel Interviewer. chi's, New Home and "many ROOM AND board, 151 Bogue G. Coady. LaNOBLE REALTY- Call 332-1735 or 349 2098 any others." $19.95 to $39.95. Terms. ;r* Street, FARMHOUSE FRATER¬ REALTORS 482-1637 evenings 6-8-16 (20) BABYSITTER NEEDED for Sep¬ tember through June in my home INGHAM MEDICAL CENTER 401 West Greenlawn Avenue Houses £ NITY. Call 337-9230 or 332-1175. Z-10-8-27 (12) EDWARDS COMPANY, 1115 North Washing¬ DISTRIBUTING 351-8058. 1-8-9 (20) to care for infant girl. 337-1201. ton. 489-6448. C-12-8-27 (36) MEDICAL STUDENT Andp