leagan forces lose rule site By SHERMAN GARNETT Associated Press and United Senator Richard Schweiker State News Stafl Writer Press as his running International already show Ford with more mate remained and this was very much a factor in the ■unsas 1 fraud; power to the White House. Now it is unbalanced by direct spending, Kennedy isn't tax that he is going to vote against it, the whole trying reform, but Congress can't do they should go off and make more to get it back again by making responsible demanded, approve "tax expenditures" (ie. it; you must add to the family hoard or get kit and caboodle, save for the have a hard driving * continuing tax annual projections of taxes president willing to cut provisions which are the vehicle for the and expendi¬ loopholes) that cost the Treasury billions? buck special interests. yachts and learn how to be tures. Muskie is chairman of the The great antagonist of Kennedy-Muskie Jimmy Carter talks alcoholics. new tough. Is he? King factum I ^.hinnn Stole News, Eost lonsing, Michigon Wednesday, August 18, 1976 5 xa-Cola: the real it'sthing nd it's the only thing at Announcements for It's What's Come dance with us, social, folk Soaring Club flights, instruction Happening must be received in the and square. The MSU Promen- demonstration, wsether permit¬ I DANIEL F.STEVENS - and vending machines. State News office. 341 Student aders are 21 1 E GRAND RIVER soda fountain owned meeting from 7 to 10 ting, Ionia Airport. Call (616) 642- ™ke; it's the real thing," MSU controls the number of D. Bradham in 1899. It by Caleb Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two class days before p.m. at Demonstration Hall. Every¬ 9019 to reserve flight time. Rides NEXT 10 THE SPORTSMEISTER ■td says. vending machines on campus. A was the publication. one welcome. available from Union, 9 a.m. first No announcements will be | MSU, it is 'he only thing. vending machine can cost a American consumer accept¬ MSU Cycling sponsors Wed¬ Saturday and Sunday. ed by phone. T i cola has been advertis- company $800 to $1700, product to be produced and depend nesday evening bicycle rides for Talk back to your T.V. Call in distributed in Russia. ithat Coke drinkers prefer ing on the number of cans it MENSA's discussion of the bicyclists of all abilities. Meet at questions during "Talking Back," 2 to 1 in Texas and holds and the Coke was first served in book "Winning Through Intimida¬ 6:16 p.m. at commuter lot Y Farm variety of drinks 8:30 Wednesday nights on East Atlanta, Ga. by Asa Chandler in Kigan. At MSU, Coke is not offered. Coke has 60,000 vend¬ the late 1800s. It dominates tion" by Robert J. Ringer tonight Lane and Mount Hope Road. Lansing Cable Channel 11. 10% OFF ON ALL Xtobe replaced by Pepsi as ing machines nationally - the at 8 p.m. Come to Jon Titus' Produce pre-orders due by 2:30 EXPERIENCE "s'lLENCE. it popular campus soft twice as many as Pepsi. Japanese market, but is banned in Arab countries because it home, 623 E. Paulson, Lansing. p.m. Fridays. Leern about nutrition tation session with B.S. Medi¬ KODAK FILM Coke outsells is Tyagi Pepsi 2 to 1 and good food - see the East from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays, 301 Hi talks to us every domestically and 3 to 1 in sold in Israel. The Coca-Cola Co. has 95 Observatory Open House Satur¬ day from 9 to 11 p.m. Weather Lansing Food Co-op, 211 Ever- Agriculture Hall. Bring a blanket to PROCESSING & DEVELOPING -- said Peter J. Eckel, foreign countries. per sit or lie down on. cent of its operation devoted permitting, the 24-inch reflecting |jger"butof totheno avail." ~, MSU Food Pepsi was first served at carbonated drinks. The Pepsi- to telescope will be used for observ¬ Cola Co. has ing current objects of interest. New Bern, N.C., at a MEN a 45 per cent |SU companies bid to ■ their lets i a products sold on yearly basis. A bid drugstore interest ' ' "Enlightenment and the Trans¬ cendental Meditation (TM) Pro¬ - WOMEN: CIGARETTES fe offer a company makes to Coke's new sweepstakes gram," talk at 3 p.m. today C104 Jthc largest amount of their ■net at the lowest price, Wells and at 7:30 tonight, 334 Union. HAVE YOU EVER 2PKS/79' la and Pepsi are the largest to award Brown DESIRED TO BE ■d drink „ave bidders. not sent out bids vans, clothing Bag Mini-Break "Clothing as an Art Form," pre¬ sentation from 12:15 to 1 p.m., and larbonated drinks for sever- ,'n addition to Coca-Cola's new advertising theme, "Coke Adds Thursday, Lansing Art Gallery, 425 Life, the company has announced the A MODEL? ," Eckel rears said, ago, an experi- stakes that will award 10 "Denimachine" Sweep¬ "Denimachine" vans and 7,500 denim So. Grand. PLAYBOY PENTHOUSE outfits to the winners. The MAGAZINE ias held at Fee and Community Bike Co-op MAGAZINE tails to determine the Sponsored by Coca-Cola USA, Ford Motor Co. and Levi Strauss moved! You can learn to fix your ,. and Co., the contest is aimed at bike yourself or let us do it at 547 ■liarity of Pepsi. ■he students didn't like it," teen-agers and young adults. The sweepstakes promotion will begin August 30 and entries must be East Grand River Ave. Sept. Issue $ 1 29 Sept. Issue $ 1 29 I| said. "They wanted to go postmarked by Dec. 1,1976. Reg. '1'° I Reg. '150 I • The "Denimachine" van was Sailing Club summer meetings A to Coke." designed by Coca-Cola, customized at 7:30 every Thursday, 208 Men's for sight, sound and [ke has almost become the performance by the editors of Hot Rod IM. Present and prospective mem¬ ric name for cola drinks. If Magazine and constructed by Van Goodies. The vans are bers welcome. painted asked for a Coke, the bright red, white and blue and are valued at $18,000 each. The second-prize denim outfits for women Iter person would have to T-shirt and denim wrap skirt, while the men's include a signature Lansing Art Gallery, 425 S. Grand, Lansing, presents Michi Q-TIPS ■if Pepsi was all right. ■here has not been an signature T-shirt, bell-bottom jeans and a denim jacket. outfits include a gan a.m. to Wildlife Arts Award Show, 10 5 p.m. DANNON COTTON SWABS During the promotion, "Denimachines" will be on display in Monday through ry to put Pepsi on campus," Friday, 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday lei said. many bottling territories. through August 31. YOGURT trbonated drinks are e ways on campus distri- — 73' ack shops, cafeterias BIRCHFIELD APARTMENTS Reg. 36',2/49' Share INVITES YOU TO I a tradition COME AND SEE MENNEN willi THEIR NEWLY REMODELED SPEED Thomas APARTMENTS FOSTEX STICK , Idlers* in. Now MEDICATED FACIAL DEODORANT offering a limited number of CAKE 9 month leases! • convenient to MSU • shag carpeting • 1 -2-3 bedroom opts. • private balconies 99' 2.5 oz. Reg. '1" 99' • pool • small pets welcome Open: Weekdays 10 - 7, Sat. 10-5, Sun. 12-5 phone 393-0210 NEAR 1-496 - CORNER OF E. JOLLY S DUNKEL RD. 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AND MURINE 2 Pure rose oil is worth more than $1200.00 a pound. PICK UP ON ALL THE DETAILS. EYE-DROPS MSU Hort Facts Pound per pound, the avacado has more energy value than meat and it is also rich in WE WILL IIE HOLDING Reg. '3C0 $199 vitamins and iron. Hort Facts INTERVIEWS: MONDAY THRU Where do I get the seed of Howell Melons? rooting, oxygen, light and water. Soil is ideal because of the air pocket initiated by short days and long nights. WEDNESDAY FROM 2-4 P.M. SECRET JERGENS between the dirt, however if rooted SPRAY Most are actually from LOTION Burpe hybrid in soil the cutting should be kept 1 thought a west window would be DEODORANT •H'eds. In the Howell area there are excellent growers maintaining moist at all times. Rooting in water is great for my plants this summer, lots of light, but since then they've been ENTHUSIASTICALLY, as effective but the water should be $169 superior quality control. Howell melons designate a no' a brand name. geographical and changed every few days to maintain a high enough oxygen level. Rooting turning brown, what's wrong? 12 oz. Reg. >2" I 99* The cold Michigan winters acclimate cuttings is a game of percentages. You will rarely get 100% of all your your plants so that they require less Witt is a stem tip cutting? cuttings so you should try to root intense light than the summer west than shoot at a time. Your window has to offer. Move your * stem more one tip cutting is a means of plants to another window or put up a propagating plants. The new shoot chances for success are better than FASHION TAB COORDINATOR at the end of the stem is the tip the lottery, but not much. sheer curtain to give your plants a mild shading effect. HERBAL MAALOX an" fust be included when taking What can I grow in my cool •he cutting. Take your cutting 4 to 6 ieaves helow the tip and remove the basement? I have a light fixture. PS. EXPECT TO HAVE A ESSENCE PLUS two lower leaves from your cut Some good plants for cooler temper¬ SHAMPOO ANTACID segment. The removal of the lower atures would include Gloxinia, Cin- COUPLE OF PICTURES OF 'eaves causes the roots to form where the leaves were, so including eria. ferns, fuihias and especially piggyback plants. Send written questions only to: State News Display Advertising YOURSELF TAKEN DURING oz $109 i2o, $149 the bottom nodes is essential. 3U Student Services Bldg. eg. »1" I Reg. M" I Is Why don't Crysanthamums flower THE INTERVIEW. rooting in water a good practice? until fall? Produced by: MSU Extension Horli culturist m'e(i The flowering of this plant is. three things to insure 6 Michigon Stote N«w», East Lansing. Michigan Wednesday, August 18 1976 Rockefeller chastizes Ford critics', By SHERMAN GARNETT State News Stall Writer KANSAS CITY - Lashing out at critics of President Ford and echoing Republican senti¬ ment against the Democratic platform. Vice President Nelson Rockefeller spoke be¬ fore the convention here Mon¬ day night. The Vice President attemp¬ ted to color Ford's critics as unappreciative of his efforts and unaware of his successes. Rockefeller said, "I am also concerned that Americans do not understand or appreciate the contributions of President Ford and his administration to this nation and the world." But Rockefeller aimed most of his speech at the Democrats, solidly supporting the majority of the convention's feeling that the Democrats want to spend SN photo too much and interfere in the Vice President Rockefeller (right) battle to win delegate life of the individual too often. and Jack Ford, son of the president, votes for tk T showdown n tonight. Apparently responding to have been ardent arm-twisters in the Carter's remark that the Presi¬ dent had been unable to restore high," Rockefeller said. people) are going to see moral tenor of the the public's faith in government And in an obvious reference dp- through a candidate who hides Congress. The after Watergate, Rockefeller to the Democratic platform, he behind platitude to avoid telling have set up Republica, said, "Jerry Ford took the committees tod-' added. "And these are real jobs where he really stands." up Congress anil have Presidency in the worst Consti¬ — not made work." est* ''shed a hotline which tutional crisis since the Civil Rockefeller's speech was only •The Democratic platform is puts,, in touch with a War. By calm, deliberate and the latest in a long line of also seen as calling for too much bureau »ta will give the latest open actions — and by sheer convention speeches which government spending and in¬ your Democratic Congn* word,1 gut — he kept this nation from chastized the Democrats on terference. Young Republican man's moral being torn apart at the seams." what are perceived here as National Federation Chairper¬ posture it* I gives you helpful hints on hwl Rockefeller also responded to their weakest points: son Jack Mueller said Monday, to throw him out next fall. the criticism that the Ford •Jimmy Carter's stance on "That Democrat platform is Administration has not been Though deeply divided, the issues is thought of as being fulll of horror stories. They effective in curbing the infla¬ choosing a presidential hazy and New York State have continued to try to be all nee, the tone of the first tion-unemployment problem. Chairperson Richard Rosen- things to all people." the Republican convention dajdj "The Ford Administration baum attacked this in a thinly te vealed that there not only held down inflation but veiled reference to the Geor¬ may be hoj» •But what may be the most for unity on the question raised the number of jobs in gian in a Monday morning important issue in congression¬ what is wrong with the <| this country to an all-time Den, speech. He said, "They (the al campaigans this fall is the crats. interest groups flood Kansas City By SHERMAN GARNETT their cause will be advanced announcements is the State News Stall Writer Yippies. delegates interest as they pass pies? Then you bettor got #1 through contact with political Pre-convention estimates by in and out of the arena. with God," one KANSAS CITY-Not all of leaders, delegates, and through the the political activity in Kansas Yippies claimed that nearly "Just look at those Yippies. shouted. — the news media, the American 5,000 Yippies would participate Do you want your sons and City takes place inside of Kem¬ "If you want America to »■ people. in demonstrations during the daughters the 'land of the free and per Arena. The Republican convention The most vocal of these convention. A dispute over the to grow up to be like them? Do you want them to be home of the brave,' and I tljl has brought all groups and the one that fright¬ use of city parks resulted. This queers and perverts and Yip- because I love my country, thai groups of all persuasions to ens Kansas City residents the alarmed many residents and Kansas City in the hope that most with their pre-convention you better remember the cfyfl pleas for increased police pro¬ the truth and the light - tection were made to the state Milliken gives Christ." 1 police and the National Guard. So far the only abuse1*1 But the turnout of Yippies Ford, Reagan softening rhetoric tween the two groups has IW! has been much lower than expected. So far, only several Ford support verbal. A national women'. hundred have shown up with tion, Stop ERA, demonstrawl that number inflated by many KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI)- downtown Tuesday near I By SHERMAN GARNETT Ford and and local teen agers. Gov. Milliken Reagan camps can Mississippi all are undergo¬ little their minds but passively chides Ford for refus¬ — a personal Muelbackh Hotel. I State News Staff Writer by achieved. ing acrimonious disagreements. The police, though augment¬ friend and President Ford's ever ing to see Alexander Solzhenyt- "We're using the consent"! KANSAS CITY - It is The Sunday meeting of the The entrance of Nancy Rea¬ sin by praising the Russian ed by auxiliary units, have had most successful evident from the development Campaign strategy meetings no trouble in primary cam¬ to get our point across to ■ Michigan delegation and the gan and almost simultaneously were held Sunday night and writer. keeping the paigner - will nominate Ford American people and that po ■ of the platform committee and earlier June 17 meeting resul¬ of Betty Ford at the Monday A second issue centers a- Yippies from interfering with Wednesday night. from the recent campaign ted in Reagan delegates being night session erupted the arena Monday morning in Ford's suite on the 18th floor. The President round abortion and a number of either the Ford headquarters at White House press secretary is that the women are ofA«t«*| being fooled by the ft ■ speeches of both Ford and shut out of any chance of into partisan shouts which Ford supporters are attempt¬ the Crown Center Hotel or the Ron Nessen said Ford lasted for 15 minutes. has scheduled a number of convention activities at the personal¬ Rights Amendment," oneol'»| Reagan that the candidates are holding any of the Michigan ing to remove any mention of ly telephoned Milliken who was marchers said. appearances in Kansas City this softening their rhetoric against week and his early arrival here the subject from the platform. Kemper Arena. delighted and pleased to "The orderly, but -r- each other and concentrating positions on either the conven¬ Nothing has emerged from accept." on Jimmy Carter. tion committee or the also indicates that the contest is Currently, the document sup¬ the Yippies' presence but a few He already had an crowd was composed mjjW ■ Republi¬ still very, very close. idea, local members from the»i ■ ports a Constitutional amend¬ obscenities and an interesting Both sides apparently feel can National Committee. Analysis The supposed unity which ment to prohibit abortion and spectacle outside the arena. because Milliken aide Weeks said Milliken had a George chapter, but some women ■ come from as far away as' 1 that the nomination will be a At the very few of the Reagan suppor¬ The police at the arena have Michigan delegation's speech-ready, emphasizing that worthless prize to either candi¬ nominating speeches Sunday was said to have been achieved ters would be willing to com¬ placed the Yippies in a fenced- the GOP "should lead York. w,l date unless the GOP can e- meeting for Ford partisan and There are other indications by the party issues appears on many platform promise on this issue. off area outside the arena. strength and that Ford has with Other groups haveal»""| visible this week. Both Ml"! merge from Kansas City in to have come There they surround a current National Committee¬ that unity may be a long time giant earned the nomination." some semblance of largely from Ford's wishes to After Monday night's con¬ and Ford have youth FT! unity. man Peter Fletcher spoke not bus from which their leaders coming for the party. avoid a fight and Reagan's vention session another exam¬ Milliken, 54, a native of which may pop up any tun ■ of his ability to unify the party pour out obscenities, rock Traverse City, is The official speeches of Mon¬ but of his close ties with Banners of wishes to concentrate his forces ple of the deep division be¬ music and political commen¬ the Michigan chairperson of anywhere to chant slogans' | Reagan were on a few key issues on the tween Ford and delegation and their candidate. jl day night's session reflected President Ford, Gov. Milliken Reagan sup¬ taries. ran Ford's violently ripped apart by Ford convention floor. successful whistle- There is hardly anywl* ■ this philosophy with only Vice and Senator Griffin. "That's a porters presented itself as a "Did you know," said one stop campaign in their home supporters as a few Reagan the city to go to get away President Rockefeller's speech helluva way to unify the party," Reagan delegate from Georgia leader over the loudspeaker, state. ■ partisans attempted to make One of'these issues is a watched a large group of Yip- this ftind of activity and a ■ directly and forcefully praising their candidate's presence felt "that the Secret Service had to Nessen said Milliken was the Ford Administration and foreign policy statement which pies hold aloft a papier mache raise the height of all the doors everywhere someone f.m selected because "he knows the castigating its critics. The events within the Michi¬ during Ford's arrival Sunday at the Crown Center Hotel. the Reagan camp hopes to insert in the platform. The bust of Fqrd and swear violent¬ in the arena so that Ford President well. He's a ing a leaflet or a newsp'P" 1 gan party are typics' of the ly at those passing by. wouldn't hit his head?" personal your face. friend and he knows his But other events and reac¬ statement, though not openly record One cab driver was aPP ^ I struggle between Ford and They needn't have bothered, critical of the President or of Nearby, the police have and his tions have raised the question "Isn't that just like Ford placed a group of vocat Chris¬ accomplishments." tive of the crowds but sa Reagan supporters in other for it is evident that the Henry Kissinger, does criticize He described Milliken as of whether unity between the key states. New York, Texas President and his staff have supporters?" he said. tians, whose loudspeakers com¬ articulate "an just be glad when ev«( gets the hell out of ' . I the Helsinki Agreement and And he was serious. young Republican pete with the Yippies' for the governor." things get back to normal | E. L. cable newsman to film documentary By ANNE E. STUART State New. Staff Writer An East Lansing cable TV newsperson is camping with the Yippies in Kansas City this week while producing a about the Republican National Convention. documentary The documentary, filmed by volunteer Cable 11 News reporter Ed Weiss, will be aired in September over the East Lansing Public Access Channel of the National Cable Company. Weiss left East Lansing Saturday armed with a borrowed video camera and a two-person technical crew — his wife, Janice Messer, and their 14-year-old friend, Joe Wetmore. Since Weiss decided to produce a videotaped documentary of the convention less than a week before the group departed for Kansas City, hotel accommodations were not available. But campsites were still open in the area where the were Yippie groups congregating, so the group decided to stay there. Weiss is footing all expenses for the trip and production, said Randy Van Dalsen, co-ordinator of Cable Channel 11. But other Channel 11 volunteers will be "passing the hat" to A report from Kansas help Weiss out. City has been phoned in live during the station's 5:30 p.m. newscast nightly since Monday, with Weiss describing the scene in Kansas City. Monday night's five-minute report was phoned in from the Crown Center Hotel, which houses President Ford and the Michigan delegation. The ;*es. you won't want to take them . ■ f.;?USe Whatever is Bass 100'8 babY y°ur you do outside, the smooth and comfortable inside. LCALIN6 And Bass 100's _ "al fashion. match your every, They're the most versa- J shoes we ever soled. Sporty and "'-if j j 2C's NITE ■"sh with whatever you wear. ,/ 1 0 ^'ck up your heels and ~P on the Bass ,s The 4 / j I tM'sHire* _les that stand ( f*AAA ) I to you. < ii I rink* VI i// from ^9 comfortable shoe is in. And do not have canvas tops. bike," Porritt said. "Anyway, my ,htoJ65,orb^f according to most MSU stu¬ dents, their feet are glad to be in comfortable shoes. "People still call them tennis shoes," said Temple, "but really they're athletic footwear. And a they're handy." Aside from athletic wear, Roots, a Canadian-made, "neg¬ could predicfw",^! lot of athletic footwear is being ative heel" shoe, is fast rising in opinion, Temple Tennis shoes and sandals sold." popularity as both a comforta¬ said ?f rank as the most popular foot¬ ble and therapeutic shoe. "Neg¬ "ore natural people are gjf wear among MSU students Fashion pretty much dictates ative heel" shoes are said to looking sh« 1 For some during the summer. But com¬ what type of shoes people will improve posture. only one people, (J fort, not a brand name, stu¬ dents said, is the most im¬ wear, Temple said, and she sees the athletic footwear surge as a "I know a lot of people," barefoot. real n,^"* Temple said, "who will swear "It's too portant factor in buying a shoe. trend. Peer influence, she said, by and at ^negative heel" shoes. shoes Roy confining to J "I wear whatever feels com¬ has probably also added to their They aren't for everyone." weight of the shoe Snell4"!l fortable," Karen Swan said. popularity but they still sell Despite the arguments, the down." twl "Usually tennis shoes in the more sandals at the Bootery. Roots store at the University Barefoot, he summer and boots in the Temple agreed that shoes are only way to go. Mall in East Lansing sells an winter." becoming more unisex, which Sandals, whose appeal seems means more women will be average 100 pairs of shoes a week during the spring. be in what they lloaiij] to lack — entering male-dominated leather — are a big favorite markets like athletic footwear. "During the summer," said Dana Weber, store employe, during hot summer days. "Running in Keds is not good "Sandals are cooler and more enough for the women any¬ "we sell a lot of Root sandals. Roots are not just a young iliealdn comfortable," Paul Phoebus more," said Mary Vincent, an people's market any more presents" | Athlete's Shop employe. said. "I've had this pair for three years." "Women are becoming more either." Musical Corned, I Most shoe stores in East sports-minded and they want to prove it by wearing a better Weber didn't believe that the popularity of the shoe was due Guys and f Lansing say sandals are their shoe." Dolls biggest sellers because of their •hru August 22 _ low price and ease of wear. The The Athlete's Shop, Vincent SN photo/Leo Sat! supposed advantages of sandals said, sells about 170 pairs of leoges plavhouJ don't please everyone. athletic and tennis shoes a "The leather straps," Robert week. She also said the s Study shows estrogen-cancer link Levine said, "give my heels blisters. And I don't like that. I usually wear boots because I couldn't have survived five years ago because boots the biggest thing on campus v BOSTON (AP) - Far from ride my motorcycle a lot." then. detected in American women more than doubled the risk, developing were seven times Some of the more popular Some people, like Ben acting as a defense against this year and 33,000 others will The standard schedule in the normal for women using estro- breast cancer, regular dosages die of the disease. United States is three weeks on gen who had developed a of the hormone estrogen may. The researchers said they the drug followed by a week off. benign breast tumor, the report increase the risk of the disease, found no reliable correlation The chances of breast cancer said. a medical survey concluded. between the risk of breast The study of 1,891 women cancer and the length of time who took the drug to ease the the drug had been taken. pains of menopause for an Women not taking estrogens average of 12 years was re¬ were just as likely to develop ported in the issue of the New breast cancer as women who England Journal of Medicine to had taken it for up to 10 years be published Thursday. after the women had been The study's findings "clearly begun taking the drug. indicated that menopausal But 15 years after beginning estrogen use does not protect use of the drug, the chance of against breast cancer" and said breast cancer was twice nor¬ there was "a definite possibi¬ mal, no matter how long the lity" the drug may cause the drug had been taken in that disease. period. Ten years after beginning Estrogen, the report pointed out, is the fifth most commonly estrogens, two conditions as¬ sociated with lower risk of prescribed drug in the country breast cancer — having had and is taken by 5 million to 6 children and having had an million middle-age women in ovary removed — were no menopause — "the change of life." Another 10 million take longer associated with lower risk. the drug in the form of birth For women followed for i control pills. than 10 years, large doses The study was carried out by doctors from the Harvard found to be associated with an almost tripled risk of breast School of Public Health, the National Cancer Institute and cancer, and an other-than-daily the University of Louisville, schedule of taking the drug Ky., School of Medicine. The study found that the incidence of breast cancer in M Get maximum the observed women, who V performance from ^ pour tape recorder averaged 49 years of age, was 30 per cent greater than could by using be expected but termed this TAPE HEAD figure "of borderline statistical CLEANER significance" because of the from small number of women in- involved. The American Cancer Socie¬ ty estimates that 89,000 new cases of breast cancer will be Vfelt Disney Treasure ol.. ^APPLE DUMPLING- , Il)atecun|be -G- GANG M Starting FRIDAY! OPEN AT 7:00 P.M. FEATURE AT 7:20-9:20 P.M. "A darkly chilling tale. Sarah Miles is a vibrant, but sexually repressed young widow. Breathtaking beauty and idyllic charm lovingly photographed." - -Kathleen Carroll, New York Daily News He gave fys soul to tip sea ar/dliist/earl toa womari %eir love will arduseyou Hjestory will disturb you. Hie eqding will startle you. M "Kds cMileg cKrfstofjei$oii fAVCO EMBASSY PICTURES RELEASE. COLOR. |-Ui^nn State News, Eo»t Lansing, Michigan Wednesdoy, August 18. 1976 All Student Advertising Must Be Prepaid * 4nt MAVERICK werick 1972 automatic, pow¬ dow- Ci8»H«](BI cvocDiconr, FWNKLY SPEAKING . ..bvohjllrank | 1 ^T|f| IL^J p^sHE] rS""l[>" * er steering, new tires, $900, Phone experienced babysitter 1 1 11 needed for year old FURNISHED-TWO bedroom with EAST 694-6376 after 5:30 p.m. 6-8-23 boy, beginning MAIN Street. Large 4 SHARE 10 x 50 mobile home, (121 September, 124 p.m. weekdays. shower. Utilities paid, parking. bedroom, 2 baths, $195 plus Call 351-3931 campus near. Own bedroon^ anytime. 5*27 (141 Also efficiency apartment. Both utilities. 669-5513. 3-8-23 (12) clean. $65/month now and or fall. M.G. MIDGET 1968. Good private, male students or couple. condi¬ Senior/grad. Call Al, 351-5663. ■ pHONE 355-6255 tion, 6650. Call Sue after 5pm SECURITY OFFICERS, full and Shown at 1214 East Kalamazoo, LANSING EAST side. 3 bedroom Z-3-8-23 (18) part time positions available in 485-0229^2-3-8-18 (12) Lansing area. Transportation and 3fpm_5*27_l23)_ house, $160/month plus utilities. 669-5513. 3-8-23 (12) GIRL FALL term, own room, close loMOTIVE MG MIDGET 1967. Michelin radials. 4180 or RuniTniw phone necessary, uniforms fur¬ nished. Call 482-0701 or SINGLE BEDROOM apartment to campus. Private entrance, park¬ best apply 311 near airport, 4160/month. 1-224- GREAT LOCATIONS on our large Ttooters t Cycles offer. 337-9415. Z-5-8-27 |12| Hollister Building, Lansing, from 9 2544. Patio, allow some pets. 5 to 7 bedroom homes, with 1 to 3 ing. 351-8415. 3-8-20 (12) Lis i Service a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Z-3*23 1121 baths and kitchens. $425 or $625. VW RABBIT" Friday. Equal Opportunity Employ¬ Jviolion IlOVMENT er. 3-8-20 1341 FEMALE ROOMMATE needed for Let Dave or Jenny help you. EQUITY VEST 351-5511, 484 [For Sale 1976 fall term, 4100 a month, own 9472, 485-5698. 0-3-8-20 (31) FIRST QUALITY i RENT SECRETARY, EXPERIENCED, ef¬ room. 351-6610. 3*23 (12) materials and portments *89 per month ficient secretary with excellent workmanship. OPTICAL DIS¬ WANTED PROFESSIONAL per¬ 48 months closed end shorthand and typing skills for FEMALE WANTED to share four COUNT, 2617 East Michigan, Lan¬ louses son to share furnished house in busy East Lansing office. Substan¬ bedroom duplex, own room, 490/ sing. 372-7409. C 3-8 20 (12) lease Haslett. $150/month plus utilities. tial starting salary. Send resume to month plus utilities. Fall term. ■ SALE Monthly agreement. References. MID-MICHIGAN'S largest selec¬ jnimols (OOK-HEMUUN Box C-3, State News. 6*20 (251 Contact Janet, Z-3-8-23 (19) 1-313 987-2862. 339-8344. 6-8-27 (17) tion of top quality used musical >bile Homes *-»-***»4SA»A merchandise is found at WILCOX SHOE SALES PERSONNEL need¬ EAST LANSING duplex, 4-5 bed¬ MUSIC. Peavey Vintage amp. 5 mile GRAD STUDENT needs male Kit FOUND sv. of Lansing MtH ed for specialized children's shoe rooms, 2 baths, rec room. $375. Ampeg V4B, Ampeg VT40, Am- 6135 W Saginaw v store. Part time. Experienced grad student to share 2 bedroom, 393-7055, 372-1585. 0 12-8/27 (12) lsONAL Nfltf Plwnt 371 5600 '*»•» onlyl 2 bath, beautiful apartment. peg B25„ Ampeg B-15N. Acoustic INUTS PERSONAL Apply in person. MODERN 270, Acoustic 136 bass amp. YOUTH SHOES, Frandor. S-2* 4131.25. Brandywine Apartments, EAST LANSING. 7 bedrooms Kl ESTATE 20(191 O. Distad, 355-6688, days. X-3* carpeted, air conditioned, range, E.M.C. Sagittarius guitar amp. Many more bass and guitar amps Ireation 20(211 dishwasher, refrigerator and gar¬ OLDS 442, excellent including Fender, Traynor, Kus- condition, PART TIME employment for MSU bage disposal. Must sign lease. JVICE Istruttion good running, 400 4-barrel, 484- students 12-20 hours per week. CAMPUS TWO blocks. One and References and security deposit tom, and ARB. New and used P.A. 174T 3-53 (121 two bedroom apartments. Mod¬ systems and microphones. Automobile required. 339-9500 or required. $600/month. JACKO Peavey, Hyland, Traynor, Bose 339-3400. 0-5*27 116) ern, furnished, laundry, 4195-4260. VAC COMPANY 487-1888. 8-8-27 OPEL GT 1969. One owner. Must 800 P.A. speakers. New Shure PE 332-1095. 0-5-8-27 (14) (26) drive to appreciate. 5EQ mics. New and used drum Moving. PHYSICIAN NEEDS take charge 41100. 351-9170. Z-3-8-23 (12) sets. Large selection of used elec¬ OPEL 1973.38,000 miles. Econom¬ person to run office and assist. Will train, salary open. Send ! Employment |fj(j' |~" Apartments ][y| EAST LANSING area. open 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. One two Models HUGE 6 bedroom, 16 blocks from campus, 1 year lease. $330/month. tric guitars. Travis, Bean Artist, Gibson Firebird. New Les Paul 55 resume to Box D4, State News. bedroom and one efficiency apart¬ 332-3787 after 5 p.m. Z-3 8-20 (15) "RATES*1 ical one owner car. Excellent BABYSITTER IN my Spartan EAST LANSING. One bedroom Special, used Les Paul deluxe. 8*27 (21) ment. Newly remodeled, starting condition. 41500. Call 676-1905 or Village home from 8-5 for 1 year furnished. Balconies, parking, Gibson L6S, Gibson SG. Fender ■|2 word minim 676-9577. 3-8-18 115) old girl, 355-2779. 3-8-23 114) at 4170. Utilities furnished except EAST LANSING, 2, 3, 4, and 5 telecaster and stratocaster, used STUDENTS WANTED to hand walking distance. $195 up. 351- lights. Swimming pool. Security bedroom duplexes and houses. 1770, 393-7065. 0-12-8/27 113) Fender and Gibson bass guitars. out free independent "on cam¬ deposit, 4125. On bus route, under Near campus. No pets. Call CLAU¬ PINTO 1972 Runabout. 2,000 cc 4 MOUNTAIN JACKS RESTAU¬ Gibsorl and Martin acoustic gui¬ pus" magazine during registration. new management. Call NORTH CHERTY REALTY, 351-5300, speed. 28 mpg. Good condition. RANT is now hiring restaurant tars. Pre-war Gibson SJ, 1930 s 46.25 per 1,000. Call 482-0594 to POINTE APARTMENTS off M-78 evenings 332-5900 332-0444. 655-3491. 6-8-20 (12) personnel, full or part time, lunch Knob Hill or L-3. Used Martin D-28, Martin 12 sigtujp and Haslett Road, 332-6354. C-8- now^Z*8 20 (211 and dinner. Apartment* 8-27 1451 3-8-23J23) string, 1938 Martin 017-H. Imma¬ RENAULT TEN 1970. Runs culate condition 1930's National good, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT lot Food Waiters NEW 6 bedrooms, 2 baths. $90 excellent gas mileage, 4450 Steel duolian. Gibson Lap Steel. nego¬ employment with one of nations Food Waitresses each. 526 Lexington. 339-2961 tiable, Must sell. Call Rick 332 WE HAVE 3 TWO FEMALES to share bedroom major multi-family developers. Re¬ Cocktail Waitresses in 4 man, Yi block to campus, after 6 p.m. 2-8-20 (12) Many low price acoustic guitars. 16.20 20.16 4302. S-5-8-25 1151 BEDROOM UNFURNISHED sponsibilities include: Site plan¬ Fiddles, banjos, dobros, dulcimers, 489.50/month. Mary, 351-3852. II 00*22.40 ning, landscape designing, APARTMENTS EAST SIDE lovely, furnished. 4 mandolins, harmonicas, and even prepa¬ 3-8-18 (16) 12.50*21.00 VOLVO 1973. Excellent condition, ration of plans and contracts, Dishwashers bedroom house, $240 plus. 482 an Indian sitar. Newly recondi¬ 34,000 miles, AM/FM, new radials. Cashiers tioned band instruments. We Electric overdrive and more. preparation of maintencance pro¬ grams. Send resume to Box 8-2, Bartenders From W0 P.r Month CAMPUS TWO blocks, free heat, one bedroom, unfurnished, shag, 8796 after 4 p.m. 6-8-25(12) stock new guitars and amps. If we 42900. Call 484-1274 or 484-3276. Secretaries EAST LANSING - 3 bedroom, don't have what you want, we'll State News. 10-8-18 134) dishwasher. No pets. 4185 and 6-8-23 1181 Boiler Cooks get it. Our prices are competitive call 4195. 332-6033. 6-8-23 1161 furnished, walk to campus, de¬ RN OR LPN, full and part time for Kitchen Prep Cooks posit, references, 12 month lease. and we take all types of mer¬ VW 1969 automatic stick. Very skilled chandise in trade. WILCOX nursing home. We are Maintenance 349 - 4700 TWO FEMALES needed for fur¬ $320 a month. Call D. Distad, good condition, 4700 or best offer. willing to orientate people who Management Trainees MUSIC, 509 East Michigan, Lan¬ nished 2 bedroom apartment. One 355-6688, days. 3-8-18(21) 332-1393. 3-8-23 (121 sing, 485-4391. C-12-8-27 (189) want to get back into nursing. Apply in person between 8 a.m. 6 - block from campus. Linda or Paula Schedule flexible. Call 484-1483 p.m. Monday through Saturday THREE HOUSES available on VW SQUAREBACK 1970. Good between 9-6 p.m. or apply in beginning August 18th through 337-0047^8* 27 116) Lansing's East Side. Three bed¬ CASH mechanical condition, some rust. person at 731 Starkweather. 3-8- September 4th. MOUNTAIN EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS for rooms, $250. Phone 371 4009 Call 349-2387. Z-5-8 20 (121 18 OBI_ JACKS is located ft block east of rent beginning fall. Call and leave a 3-8-18 (12) FOR ONE BEDROOM furnished, very BABYSITTER...RESPONSIBLE Lansing Mall. Equal Opportunity message. 627-9773. 9*27 (12) HOOKS | Motorcycles woman needed by September 1st for full time position, 9-5 daily, Employer. 5-8-27 (108) close to campus. Immediate oc¬ cupancy. $190 month. 351-6155. IN OKEMOS 1 and 2 bedroom HOLT, TWO bedroom ranch style duplex. Full basement, plenty of Gibsons Z-3-8-23 (12) apartments available. Modestly parking. $185. Call 484-2003 even¬ PART TIME graduate student to Monday through Friday. 2 chil¬ priced. Call 332-0111. 0-12*27 ings. dren. boy 7, girl 2. 440 a week. In work in car rental office, Also full 821-825 North Pennsylvania, just (121 7-S-27_m_ and part time car washers. 489- 355-1607. 5*Z7 (121 our East Lansing home. Call south of Oakland. One bedroom HOUSES FOR Rent beginning fall. 1484. 3-8-20 (18) Loads of Paper and 3SV0495. 3*18 (32) apartment. Carpeted, air condi¬ MARIGOLD Call and leave a message. 627- hardbacks, Text and 9773. 9-8-27 (12) Alio Service / SECRETARY: SHORTHAND and WAITRESS EXPERIENCED. 5 tioning, stove, refrigerator, dish¬ APARTMENTS Reference washer. Carport parking, extra typing required. Immediate open¬ days including Saturdays, no Sun¬ MARIGOLD g HARRISON storage, laundry facilities, heat BRAKE PADS and shoes for all foreign cars in stock at CHE¬ ings, excellent working conditions. Please call 372-5700, ask for Fred days. A great job for those who take pride in serving nice people. and water furnished. Security Oppoaita Shaw Lane Large 1 Bedroom Apts. L" Rooms We buy books anytime 128 W. Grand River QUERED FLAG FOREIGN CAR deposit, lease, no pets. $165. Air Condition & Appliances ROOMS NEAR MSU. Ask for Abood to arrange interview. 4-8- Important: Call for appointment. 882-0640. 5-8-27 (34) 1 bl. W. of Union PARTS, 2606 Eaat Kalamazoo Call JIM'S TIFFANY PLACE 372- Completely Furnished Dave or Jenny at EQUITY VEST Street, one mile west of campus. 20J20I 4300. 3-8-20 (29) Shag carpeting 351-5511, 484-9472, 485-5698. 0-3- MthruFri. MERIDIAN. CAMPUS and mall \ 9:00 5:30 R.N., L.P.N. Full time afternoons, We poy heat & woter 8-20 (14) f • 487-5065. C-6-8-27 1261 skilled cere nursing home. Call MODELING $10 per hour. Phone close. Carpeted, deluxe one bed¬ 2 apts. available AMERICAN, GERMAN AND 1517) 851-7700. 6-8-23 (12) 489-2278. Apply in person 527 East room, air, snack bar. $150. 339- 1 for a six month lease LARGE, PRIVATE rooms, free COMIC BOOKS, science fiction, FOREIGN CAR REPAIR, also Michigan Avenue. 24-8-27 (13) 2346. 5-8-27 (14) private parking. Close to campus. REGISTERED NURSES starting Sept. 15 to mysteries and much more! Visit body. 20% DISCOUNT to stu¬ March 15th Some cooking. 351-0473. 5-8 27 CURIOUS USED BOOK SHOP, TWO BEDROOM furnished 4- For Appointment Call dents and faculty on all cash 'n' carry VW service ports. IMPORT AUTO PARTS, 500 East Kalama¬ For Rent J[$j man, fall. 1 block from campus near Jacobson's. Call after 5 p.m. 337 7328 (12) PANELLED ROOM. Rent nego¬ 307 East Grand River, 332-0112 (open 11:30 -6 p.m.). (20) C-12-8-27 TV AND stereo rentals. 425/term. zoo and Cedar. 485-2047, 485- 355-6118. 0-5-8-27 (16) WANTED 1 male (prefer grad tiable and cheap till September We offer you: - New orientation 10.95/month. Call NEJAC, 337- 9229. Master Charge and Bank student) share two man apart¬ 15th. Option for fall. Near campus. NEW STUDENTS you need furni¬ motive '« Americard. C-12-8-27 I37) policy. No shift rotations. Oppor- 1010. C-12*27 (12) ,0,°- C-1Z*Z7 (141 EAST LANSING, large ment. Corner Hagadorn-Mt. Hope, 351-3241 after 5 p.m. 2-8-20 (17) ture and T.V.'s and small appli¬ tunities lor continuing education ■ 1972 2000cc, 4 speed , ILoi* r00m' furn'shed' Across from $f02/month. 332-0725 after 7 p.m. ances for that new apartment this with tuition reimbursement. Excel- , AD2rtllltlltS '!%? campus. Sharp, clean, 4200. Call Z-3*18 (19) FREE ROOM available for Japan¬ fall. We have all these at prices 1 Well maintained and lent working conditions and sala- I— ■' CLAUCHERTY REALTY 351- ese Christian female in married you can afford. Also leather coats, 32-0263 persistently. 4-8- ry. Contact Betty Danford, R.N., OKEMOS, SHARP 2 bedroom 5300, evenings 332-5900. 3*23 FEMALE TO share 4 man. 9 month couple's apartment in exchange golf clubs, sporting goods and COUPLE FOR resident manager Personnel Interviewer. apartments, near Meridian Mall. 1181 lease. 589/month. 337-0624 after 6 for language lessons. Call 351 - stereos. Also a complete electron¬ position. We need an eager couple 349-2751, 669-3654 leave mes- p.m., Lori. 3*18 (141 3587 after August 22nd. Z 2 8 18 ic repair service. DICKER & DEAL lOLET 1965 Convertible, capable of maintaining an apart¬ INGHAM MEDICAL CENTER "t condition, phone 337- sage. 11-8-27 I12I WANTED FEMALE to share 4- (21) SECONDHAND STORE, 1701 ment building. Call 332-0111. 0-12- 401 West Greenlawn Avenue man Cedar Village 488. Pat 351- I B South Cedar, Lansing, 487-3886. — n. No rust. Z-X-3* 8/27118) Lansing, Michigan 48910 WANT TO rent your apartment in 2847, afternoons. Z-3-8-23 (12) Hoists ROOM AND board, 151 Bogue C-2-8-20 (50) Phone 374-2249 a hurry? Call Carolyn 355-8255, Street, FARMHOUSE FRATER¬ FREE FLYING lessons. Airport ONE PERSON needed for furnish¬ 10*20180) State News Classified. SP-9-8-27 NEW NITY. Call 337-9230 or 332-1175. DUPLEX, close, 2 bed- ed duplex. Own room, $130. Cell |SS S 1976 4 door. Vinyl attendant needed, all shifts. THETTA™S"C"LA"SSIF,ED (1_4L 339 9360.'8*27 (121 Z-10-8-27 (12) . loaded. 6,700 miles. 27 4845. 3-8-23 (13) FRANK'S FLYING SERVICE, 676- 4860. 4-8-20 H2I DEPARTMENT will be accepting LARGE 2 party furnished effi- r^g'" g-3-8-20 1121 applications for sales peraonnei for PEOPLE WANTED for easy going BARTENDER FULL cjency, close to campus, air 1975, stick shift, AM/FM, or part time. the coming school year. Must be conditioned. 4180. 487-4451 or co-ed house. Ask for Paula, Experience not necessary. Apply rfdrOOM aoartment near Grover, 332-0545. Z-5-8-27 (12) ■stereo, excellent condition. §•5931. 3-8-18 1121 HUDDLE NORTH, 309 North minimum Tl cZL&Z&A ^™ 'N 510 1970. Good trans- Washington, Lansing. 7*27 (15) ™«da?~Frida? Prefer sales PERSON" TcT sha7e~"upper~flat~of EAST LANSING. 6 rooms, lease 9 months. References. 351-8842 6-9 background, 1450 or best offer, WAITRESS FULL or part time. some Transportation desirable. Stu- house room. (Lansing's east side). Own $100 includes utilities, 482- LJ 0*8^(16 p.m. Z-3-8-23 (121 in Leslie. X6-8-23 (12) Experience necessary. Apply dents onlyl Apply today 2-4 p.m. HUDDLE NORTH, 309 North 5418. Z-5*27 (161 347 Student Services Building In OPEN HOUSE Saturday 11 a.m. PINE LAKE APARTMENTS, 6080 Washington, Lansing. 7-8-27 (15) till noon at 1136 Burcham. Check |DART 8 1968. It runs. 4200. Person Onlyl S-1*18 (541 RESPONSIBLE GRAD. Female. Marsh Road. One bedroom luxury EQUITY VEST available rentals after 6 p.m. 3-8-23 RN CHARGE Nurse for skilled Own room. Hagadorn and Mt. apartment near new Lake Lansing DRIVER WANTED. EDGEWOOD with Dave and Jenny. 4-6 bed nursing facility. Excellent oppor¬ Hope. 351-8238 or 332-6758. Z-3- Park- Qule' coun"Y atmosphere in homes and 2-3 bed apartments. VILLAGE CHILDREN'S CENTER. 8-23 112) excellent locaMn $65/month tunity to use your professional (73 "0 Sedan. Front wheel skills. Full and part time positions Must be 21 and have large auto. Plus "<'«'«'■ 339-8192. 4*23 (26) Call 351-5511, 484-9472 or 485- 5698. 0-2*20 (37) 'ust, radio, excellent Phone 351-2392. 3*23 (15) In. 349 open. Call Miss Lee, Director of TWO MALES needed for furnish- 4886. 3-8-18 (121 Nursing at 332-5061 Monday ed 2 bedroom apartment. Call one BEDROOM furnished, in BABYSITTER - HOUSEKEEPER Rich, 337-0196 or Campus Hill 1970 through Friday 8-4. E.O.E. 5*27 hou8e. $160 per month utilities Torino. New Midas (33) full time for school year 76-77. Apartments. Z-3*23 1151 pajd. Available end of August, REPAIR v brakes, 355-2758. Must have own car. Also must sjngie pers0n or married couple, PRICES BABYSITTER WANTED in my enjoy children and cooking. Wage WORKING GIRL or grad, own naar Hagadorn Road. Call after Spartan Village home. 10:30 a.m. - negotiable. Call after 1 p.m. 351- room, unfurnished, 480/month. 5 30 p m 351-5286 or 485-8656. 6367.5*27(26) Okemos 349-1505.5-8-271121 4AVERICK 1970. 49,000 4 p.m. 356-1148, Monday-Friday. 5*27128) « sell, excellent condi- Z-2*20 (121 0 Call 355-1275. VW SCR VIC£ PARTS B-1-8-18 MATURE WOMAN for loving and BURCHAM WOODS reliable child care in my home, h MUSTANG 1971, V-8, mornings, Monday-Friday. Must APARTMENTS have own car and must provide steering, excellent running recommendations. 351-8283. 2* ». 485-0845. 3-8-20 (12) • HEATED POOL 20(231 • Unlimited parting ' # AUTO PARTS ~ • Finished 500 E. Kalamazoo totice$ Cedar Greens • Studios • 1 Bedroom THEY WENT THAT-A-WAY...TO at Cedar all COLLINGWOOD Volkswagen complete repair EVEN THESE Apartment! Don'f be deserted I • 2 Bedrootn Itent APTSII service. Repair & parts for advertising Check out • Kir most foreign and American PARENTS WOULD APPROVE COLLINGWOOD APTSII conditioning "ustbe • furnished aportments cars. Body shop & point ser¬ AND "DIG- ★ air conditioned vices. Exchange engines & • 4 or 12 month leases SORRY! transaxles. ★eir conditioned 731 ★ dishwasher available ■Paid • swimming pool ★ dishwasher ★ shag carpeting Free wrecker service with • air conditioning ★ shag carpeting HOW LIASINO ★ unlimited parking repairs - local areas. City bus APARTMENTS kiting Monday • wlth-ln walking distance to campus ★ unlimited parking FOR FAU ★ plush furniture service to our front door. ♦Close to Campus *Shag Carpeting I Aug. 16th ★ plush furniture ★ model open daily We buy and sell VW's •Air Conditioned *On-Site Management lentil the end ★ model open daily Pall Ratest •All Appliances including dishwasher *Private Balconies Rents from'ISO ♦Luxurious Furnishings ♦SWIMMING POOL Studio- 1 Br 2 Br |Summer Term.' Now leasing for •165 '198 260 Now leasing for 485-204 7 485-9229 *78 8-6 Monday-Friday PER PERSON-3 OCCUPANTS- SPECIAL 2-MAN RATES .Stale dews 1135 Michigan Avo. Fall 745 Burcham Dr. Fall 9-2 Saturday I Classified Dept E.Lansing,Ml M31 Cull 351 -8282 351 -3110 Call 351 - 8282 LEASING CENTER OPEN Mon.-Fri., i t Sal. 11 a ^"nt Senrices (next to Brody) (behind Old World Mull 9•6 Weekdays (behind Old World Mall PHONE 351-7212 731 BURCHAM DR., E. LANSING BMt- the river I) 'til nt n Sat. A lew blocks East off Abbott Rd. on on the river I) L/ 10 Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Augus, |, Far Sale Jf^ki [ Recreatioi l|g&| Ford delegate total over top, poll says FOR SALE: Two sets tubular wheels and tires. Quick release hubs. $50/set. One 22" seamless CANOE THE MISSISSIPPI? Join 23 others for 11 week fall or winter (continued from page 1) year ago?" Connally asked. "Are you willing to gibe at Carter's Plains, Ga., Republican anthem: end big govern. trip. Also 2 week Wilderness place at tube frame, indicating head set. The former secretary of the the helm in these times a (continued from page 1) represent the majority. become gemiine| Camping. Leadership Workshops Ford began the second day of $75. 694-3723. 5-8-23 (23) The difference now is that The majority of America is in August and September. For treasury, a converted commander in chief who will the convention with a pep talk to brochures, contact the PINE Democrat, said Carter isn't not say - and there is indeed a widespread middle America — working LEIT2 90mm collapsible Elmar, may not know - his team of floor managers, class and middle class river CANOE CAMP, 918 Lan- equipped to be president. where he intends to steer the distrust of big government and — and it $80. Vivitar 135mm 2.8 for Olym- warning them against over- Hill. Esst Lansing, Michigan, "Do you want to entrust the the Republicans know that if is in fact from them that has pus OM1, $60. 393 2068 after 7 48823 0-12-8 27. (39) ship of state." confidence, "Too many teams o^'crnin leadership of this land for the "In the big leagues of world they promise less government, come the loudest call for p.m. S 5-8 23 (15) ... - have lost in the second half serving as fue|, next four years to a man of they stand somewhat of a smaller and cheaper govern¬ leadership, they rarely play FENDER DUAL Showman power $8r»iCt ^ whom you have never heard one Softball," Connally said in a when they let down," he said. Through the hot, sunny day, chance in November. ment. It is actually surprising . Tbe Republicans wl FREE A lesson in complexion ■Ford and Reagan wooed Yet there is also a wide¬ to analysts of a class-orienta¬ issue and at the r,^! 5165,f™367_3jM8(12l___ Ca„^,3 Eas, M^hjgan delegates in person while their spread worship for the man tion how many of the working repeated, it wU| „ ^'J who shook his head for the fate class - $10,000 to $16,000 - public legitimSI ramh BANG ANn AND ni UFFSFN ULUH-SbN system. Handcrafted in Denmark. stereo or Lansing Mall. MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS, Court refuses oil sale halt emissaries roamed the city, crossing paths and sometimes of American capitalism; FDR are endorsing Ronald Reagan. Democratic wdi be that count,7?| bssnt been Kovern4J r 0 MO, thought during the depression But it is middle America 75 watts per channel, Beogram CJ2A2L,I8i showing up simultaneously to 3,000 turntable. Speakers and pQp quality stereo service THE (continued from page 1) make their rival pitches to the that there was no hope for free which has without question and has handl7J amplifier encased incherry wood. caucuses. enterprise after what free developed a gnawing distaste not been rJ STEREO SHOPPE, 555 East Grand for big government expendi¬ 5-o-Z/ uo) new, 5800. 351-7895. Riyw c 12 8 27 (121 the first on offshore oil lease sales to reach the high court. Previous efforts to block lease sales off Louisiana, California and in The Ford votes in the AP tabulation of nominating enterprise had America. done to tures. ^etodothethi^l And the man who reached for Oddly enough, however, SEWING MACHINE CLEARANCE PR4YER LINR „ IRe" the Gulf of Alaska all failed. Earlier in the day, the oil companies had submitted sealed bids strength include 764 delegates who not legally bound, the rope to toll the bell for Republicans hsven't recog¬ But November *g J SALE! Brand new protables corded prayer). 12-8-27 (12) are nized, while they play on these argument _ ( J $49.95. $5 per month. Large —- —- thought to run into hundreds of millions of dollars for the right to though they have publicly capitalism may ultimately be ideological one-eve J selection of reconditioned used declared themselves for him. the Republicans' true opponent feelings, that Watergate was iDStrUCtiOII i* search for oil in an 876,750-acre area ' 45 to 90 miles off New possibilities promiJ?! machines. Singers, Whites, Nec- 1 And the legal commitments in this election. the political power tool which York's Long Island, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Democrats likely J* - — are chi's. New Home and "many WRITING CONSULTANT. Eight Virginia. born of state primary and Republicans assail the appeal bored out whatever distrust reject the others.' $19.95 to $39.95. Terms. years experience in professional The Interior Dept. estimates the area holds a potential 400 convention regulations did not of the Democrats. Special and dislike of government was tions. Repub|jJ_ EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING editing, writing skill instruction. million to 1.4 billion barrels of oil, but no one will know for sure bind delegates in the advance interests and pockets of sup¬ already present. or offered by whetherTl COMPANY, 1115 North Washing- ton 489 6448. C-12-8-27 136) 337.1591 0-2-8-18 M2> until drilling starts. votes on platform and port, they say, are all the The nation's shock over ale Republiall America will bi V Democrats attract, while they Watergate, it is true, has since procedure. _ risking fortuitous g^T AUDIO CLEARANCE, over stock, Service *1 odd items, year end models, lots of accessories, must sell to make room for new equipment MAR- UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS PCETE DISSERTATION and resu- COM- JF WW WWW WWW WW WW WWW WW WW f SHALL MUSIC, East Lansing. me service. IBM typing, editing, : C-5 8 27 1241 multilith offset printing, typeset- WANTTO BE ting, and binding. We encourage RALEIGH MEN'S white 10 speed comparative shopping. For esti- racer, like new, 4 months old, $100 mate st0P 'n at 2843 ^ast Grand or best offer, 393-5635. 5-8-27 (16) River or Phone 332-8414. C-12-8- 27 (32) 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. YOUR FOOD STORE Tanks, cannisters, and uprights. EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis- Guaranteed one full year. $7.88 sertation, (pica-elite). FAYANN, and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 316 North Cedar op- 489-0358. C-12-8-27 (12) Prices Good Thru Sat. AUG: 21 posite City Market. C-12-8-27 (24) PURR-FECT TYPE. Accurate per- sonal and professional IBM 3S0I E.MICH. OPFU8-I2 MOU/tAAU-SAT - IO-'£> SUM. typing. 3-LB. PACKAGE OR MORE Animals V ^--351.5094.0.12.8. ^ i Fresh Ground HAMBURG GOLDEN RETRIEVERS, beautiful 58-1 TYPING, EXPERIENCED. Fast and AKC puppies. American and Can- reasonable. 371-4635. C-12-8/27 adian champion blood lines. 393- (12) 6028 6-8-23 112- - LUCY'S PUPS. Female Golden Retriever puppies, AKC, 5200. Call ANN BROWN PRINTING AND TYPING. Dissertation, resumes, general printing. Serving MSU for u Ken 351-3399. Z 3-8-23 (12) 26 years with complete theses WILSONS CERTIFIED, U/ESTERV CORN-FED OLD ENGLISH Sheepdog pups, service. 349-0850. C-12-8/27 (191 fl BEEF CHUCK STEAK !SB AKC, champion bloodline, shots IRENE ORR. Theses, term papers, and wormed. Call 339-2810 before general typing. Formerly with Ann 3 p.m. Z-6-8-25 (15) Brown. Call 374-8645. After 6 p.m. 482-7487. C 5-8-27 (16) ENGLISH SETTER pups, AKC, " Champion bloodline, ready for fall PAULA S TYPING SERVICE. Call Pheasant season. Evenings, 676- ,or estimate. Call 482-4714. 5429.3 8 181131 0-11-8-27 H 2^ FLAVORFUL. FRESH _ _ 58* AFGHAN COMPLETE DISSERTATION and PICNIC PORK R0AS1r PUPPIES, AKC, black and silver cream. Reasonable, resume service. Printing, IBM excellent quality/disposition. 394- typing, binding. Printing from your 0967 z 6 8 25 (12) Plain PaPer originals. Corner M.A.C. and Grand River. Below u L i Jones Stationery Shop. 9 - 5 p.m. MObllC Homes Monday-Friday. Call COPY- GRAPH SERVICE, 337-1666. C- DETROITEH 12 x 50. Excellent condition, air, fully carpeted, skirt- etl with storage shed, close to campus. Must sell, moving to New I 1 , 12-8/271311 "" TradSpOrtatiOII |M -r_ ' •• —' A 001 l/CN nc y nnou leUKN CREAM STYLE 3S, kernel <*- !J| w-por KAND BEANS York. Call 351-6433. 3-8-23 (22) COSTA RICA driving October. fsjeed rider, share expenses. See NEW MOON trailer 12 x 54, 9 x 8 seven countries. 372-0127. 3-8-20 expando, 1 mile from campus. Call (12) before 7 p.m. 337-0245. 5-8-27 (14) FBERHARDiS RED G WHITE MARLETTE 1966 12 x 60. Very |_ ! 2 #Mac *CheesetUNNE RS 4 good condition. All appliances. Gas heat, washer, dryer, air, TOP DOLLAR paid for junk cars, skirted, shed. Nice lot. Near MSU. 489-3080. 5-8-27 (12) $4500 Phone 332 0486. Z-1-8-18 •22) FEMALE NEEDS accommoda- tions fall only. Start Sept. 1-15. '977 m-CHARDSON 12 x 60 2 Kathi, 332-8039 evenings. Desper- bpdrocn.s Air conditioning, shed, ate! Z-2-8-20 )12) setup in -"jit, $5000. Phone 694- uerhaws red g white 0320 5 8 27 114) DEPENDABLE FEMALE to do £2 ©SOUPS™ occasional 41 long driving and baby- XT0MAT0 * VEGETABLE _ 1973 BENDIX 12 x 60 with sittin9- 355 8148 after 5 p.m. expando. 2 bedroom, deck, stor- X 3-8-18 (15) aqe shed pet and children allow- ed Nice country setting, 8 min- nmwrn rrtn" °R'VER F0R sLude"! at Mlchl9an .77" SOUP SOUP utes to East Lansing. 339-9021 or Bcho<",or n'/» orn <• i.m i/rr BAYVIEW 1973, 12 x 60, Washer, °n Sunda* exenings Call South dryer, 10 x 10 shed, skirting. Eyon ,Sc,h°ols\ '-313-437-0888. GRAPE, ORANGES*. DRINKS 3/il Excellent condition. 55500. 694- ?Pe?ia' Eddca,lon DaPa«ment, 3205. 5 8 27 (12) 2 4 8 231341 ' DESPERATELY WANTED - tick- FRUIT PUNCH-46 Oz Wt. CANS ! tfl^t £ Fnunri II O ets *or MSU/Ohio State game. L LUil * rUUnU \ 485 3753. 3 8-18 (12) LOST: PART Persian cat, silver- WOMAN NEEDS apartment, fall BUY 6- SAVE UP TO 704 U///N-STORE COUPON- COUNTRY FRESH gray, name Smokey, has collar only. Prefer 1-2 roommates. Jan- with QUART MILK name tag, vicinity Hagadorn ice, 332-5095, leave number. 3-8- 3^1 and Haslett. Call 351-8115. Re- 18(13) ward' 3-8-18 (20) 32-02 FEMALE WITH cat needs own wr ctvis LOST: MALE Siamese cat, medi- r00m jn house wjth 2.4 women, urn to dark brown, vicinity Spartan 332.4475 after 6 p.m. 8-8-27 (15) Village. Call 355-2869. Reward! ► FREEZER QUEEN Z-1-8-18 (14) PERSON(S) HAVING apartment FROZEN EMTRKS 8^,4$ or house to share with young, LOST: FEMALE cat, buff orange and white underneath, white col- professionally employed male, Mature neat, quiet. Have own lar. Reward. 645 Beech, 351-8967. furniture. Bill Steele, 373-6989, 9-5 2-8-20(141 weekdays. 3-8-23 (23) Personal //. 'l^oiND Town BUY S- SAVE 304 IN/IN■ STORE COUPON- EBERHARD i EARN MONEY mothers/your 4-5 HOT DOG ham8w»BUNS 3 99* - year old child-answering questions for pilot study. 332-2257 after 2 p.m. 3 8-20(161 Real Estate « A TENT SALE! Saturday-Sunday, SAVE 204 UJ/IH STORE COUPON o* MICHIGAN NEW HOME in Bath, Chandler Road. Just completed, 3 14255 August 21st and 22nd, noon to 5 1 p.m. 1820 Dell Road (west off bedroom ranch, 2 full baths, living room with fireplace, kitchen with built ins. Large dining area, full basement, 2 car garage. $48,900. Call 641-6875, only 10 minutes from MSU. 3-8-18 (38) Aurelius.) Furniture, oriental car- pets, 1964 pickup, 1970 van, 1971 Peugot, 2 Crosley engines, con- sole stereo, clothes, cross-country and Down hill ski equipment, RED HAVEN PEACHES 3 79 water skiis, etc. 394-1168. 2-8-20 (43) CALIFORNIA EAST LANSING by owner. 3-4 bedroom ranch. 2 baths, 2 fire- places, central air. 1% car garage, LOWER YOUR THERMOSTAT a THOMPSON SEEDLESS A REG8» Kearney. and external relationships is Ganakas joined the Univer¬ management regrets any incon- v ho Wii:? dismissed as one of the most vital and sing High School. Football ticket sales have S #1 BIKE VAT . sity staff in 1964 as coordinator nor last March, will be sensitive in college athletics of MSU's Ralph II. I ORB Young p that nt departmental and today." Kearney said. Good two way communications between the athletic department and Fund. He became assistant basketball coach in 1966 and took over the head job in 1969, IF (DELIVERY AVAILABLE) ^8 •MAT "oh* consloillris| •CAT m Mat wide nships, including internal with faculty and students these other groups are essen¬ tial and we couldn't be more fortunate than to have a man following the death of head coach John Benington. His first two clubs posted losing records, I CPAT ; FLIX «,„fl d vxt'-rnai ones with high tools, "tips alumni and booster and eventually t'undrais- like Gus available to take over this function." Ganakas expressed enthusi but the final five had winning slates with the top marks set in I ICFMG " 1974-75, when the Spartans NAT'L Mod' * for MSU athletics, future responsibilities for asm for his new assignment. "It's a great opportunity for finished 17 9. Ganakas'.total MSU record in I Buy any Medium Dent BRD'I | inakas may include develop me to pursue a career in seven seasons stands at 89-84. -QJ For complete informi •nt of a speaker's bureau, film athletic administration," he He holds two degrees from I At the regular price \ l£Z3 (313) 474-WW L Get Identical PIZZA FarmingtonHllli I QUALITY Books for I FREE (313) *42-31* f Ann Arbor Todays New Woman Books on: Car Care We carry everything ■ " ITS Little Caesars Ptoa I 1103l.Od.Mver ■ PEDAL,! PRO SHOP ■ jgiichiiTn M»|orTiiitn«lBi Stanley lUJDisn 9 lOUCATIONAl-st you need AT LANSING MALL J! CFNTir) for that next |----iqg 337.1631 I M-F 10-9 Sat. 10-5 | TUTORING AND GU SINCE 1938 1SMI Orcher4l«k»* . I great party! Come In and Browse! C ■■■■■■4 489 - 4297 ! womanself bookstore Mon.-Sat. 8a.m.-9p.m. 337-7572 Sun. 12 a.m.-6 p.m. 2950 Jolly Rd. (Corner of Hagadorn) Could you be THE LORD JEFF a nuclear expert? BOLD STRIPE RING (If so,you could earn more than RUGBY. frames $500 a month your Senior year.) Even if you're a Junior engineering or physical science major, it's not too eariy to start thinking about your career And if think you ve got what it takes to become you Unlimited The Classic Rugby Stripe an expert in nuclear power, the that fits right into loll Navy has a special program you should look into and winter leisure life. right away 100% Virgin Lambswool Why right away? Because if you're se¬ knit with a line gauge lected. we'll pay you more than $500 a for the most style and month during your Senior year (If you are comfort. presently a Senior, you can still join the • Frames For Every program.) Artwork & What then? After graduation, you II get • nuclear training from the men who run Matting more than 70% of the nuclear reactors in • Prints the country-Navy men And an oppor¬ tunity to apply that training in the Navys TONITE nuclear-powered fleet MEN'S FASHION CLOTHING Only about 200 men will be chosen Half-Price for this program this year So, if you're in¬ K t>u Ia r M i x e (1 terested. call us. Lt DAN EDDIE 1017 L GRAM RIVER Till 10 p.m. 305 E. Grand Rivar at M.A.C. 351 6370 - 2843 E. GD. RIVER E. LA^