■ ' two SECTIONS VOLUME 70 NUMBER 176 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1976 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN lit to MSU Barbs Mondale exchanged in first of Ford- lis crowd By JANET R.OLSEN and Carter debates kdschreiber I State News Stnlf Writer* By WALTER R. MEARS Mondale, Democratic PHILADELPHIA (AP) — President Ford and Jimmy Carter debated E'denliai hopeful, arrived on the taxes, unemployment and the measures of leadership the Democratic nominee Thursday night, Ipu? Thursday morning for what demanding an end to "government by stalemate," the Republican President saying he offers performance, not d as a major address on economic just promises. J, response to President Ford's For 82 minutes, they answered U I' M last week. questions and traded barbs. Then the sound system broke down. And on the > in the Union Ballroom to an stage of the antique Walnut Street Theater, the White House rivals were suddenly silenced, cut off from the „.r crowd of students and re- vast, nationwide television audience they sought to ■Mondale continued an attack on the persuade. In blue suits, on a blue set, ninistration's economic policies, but they stood and waited. It took 27 minutes to get them back on the air. Jle mention of specific changes that Predictabley, Ford's spokesman said the President had won the first of ( made should the Carter-Mondale the three debates, while the Democratic In in November. Party Chairman called Carter the victor. e. who began campaigning in the "Score one for Gov. Carter," said Robert Strauss. "We think we won," f Tuesday, began his attack on the said Ron Nessen, the White House press secretary. □ministration by accusing Ford of In large measure, the 12-question sequence of responses, follow-ups and (hind his desk in Washington, while rebuttals produced a recitation of positions and points the two candidates ,id himself were out on the stump, had made before. There were no dramatic new proposals he campaign to the people, Carter told Ford to his face what he has been iv 1 picked up a newspaper that telling Democrats around the country, that he doesn't think the President has done anything to ■tells the whole story," he said. demonstrate leadership. He said a Republican like T picture of Jimmy Carter greeting Dwight D Eisenhower was capable of dealing with a Democratic Congress, but lie nn the streets of St. Louis, and Ford is not. Jit this story, 'Ford poses with cow Ford said Carter hadn't been more specific as debater than as cam¬ fcuiet weekend.' " paign orator. He said Democrats are what is wrong with Washington and le said that the Ford Administra- with Congress. it of touch with what Americans At one point, Carter said Ford does not take into account the human d he listed what he called the dimension of unemployment, "a terrible tragedy in this country... ■of the Ford Administration, "This affects human beings, and his insensitivity... has made this a □ployment, Mondale said that since welfare administration and not a work administration," Carter said. n into office, more than two He said 500,000 people have lost their jobs in the last three months "and If million Americans have been they are human beings." Government unemployment figures for August UPl/Alex Persons nemployment rolls, Sen. Walter Mondale is confronted by could not attend his showed 7.9 per cent of the work force was speech because speaking. Mondale replied that he unemployed, or nearly eight lion is showing that they're a group of handicappers Thursday million people. they couldn't get their wheelchairs had a strong commitment to helping Licit with what Americans want," he outside the Union who said they to the second floor where he After Carter outlined his proposals for action to deal with unem¬ was handicappers. ployment, which he said would get top priority if he is elected. Ford said I claims to be in favor of quality he didn't think the Democrat had been "any more specific in this case than he has been in many other instances." Jnlor everyone," Mondale said, "but 1 budget proposes a 24 per cent cut in students resentful of tactics Carter soon got his chance for a ■scholarships and other support for comeback, calling the current tax laws a ition legislation." disgrace and a program for the rich. Ford said he wanted a $28 billion tax cut, PIRGIM accused of harassment tion. he said Ford proposes a 25 per ss the board cut in student as- and had recommended it along with a lid on federal spending. ius inflation makes it one of the "It seems to me that with more money in ■isastrous proposals to withdraw the hands of the taxpayer and more money in the hands of business to provide jobs, ■support for the educational system By PAULA M. MOHR checkpoint volunteers when they refused to PIRGIM entered the registration area for our economy will be stimulated," Ford ver seen," he said, State News Staff Writer contribute dollar one to PIRGIM. the first time this term to said. s particularly outraged at The decision was made by the board of "They were just supposed to check to see simplify "We cautioned students (workers) not to Ford was asked, in light of his >n to anti trust legislation, trustees, the registrar and President Whar¬ if students voted, but lobbying was registration procedures and make the provide leading remarks." Kerekes said. casting r Ithe Republicans) have no anti- going process run smoother, Mary Jo Kerekes, blame on Congress and the likelihood of a ton to allow PIRGIM within the Men's IM Information was sitting next to PIRGIM on," Hekhuis said. PIRGIM project coordinator, said. Workers Democratic Congress next year, if he ■olicies to break up the large Building walls during registration. But An agreement was workers rather than at a separate table iesand restrain them from anti-trust previously arranged were supposed to check cards to make sure could work with such a Congress. charges of lobbying and harassment for PIRGIM to set up information tables because of a last minute mixup with vote was cast and to But Ford said he thought the he said. "We need a President not part of the package deal, according to and merely check the fee assessment cards a provide information. administrative meetings that left PIRGIM Kerekes said she told registering students short of representatives, she said, Republicans have a good chance of win¬ enough to support strong Louis Hekhuis, the associate dean and to insure students voted, he said, Bst legislation, pass it and then that had not voted to check either "yes" or ning a majority of House seats and of director of government. "I was disappointed that PIRGIM didn't (continued on page 25) American business has to making gains in the Senate. io Hekhuis expressed disapproval of follow that agreement," he said. "Aggres "And as president, I will be able to work e again for the support of the PIRGIM's methods after receiving numer- sive tactics of some workers caused student with that kind of Congress," he said. ous phone calls from students saying they resentment." But in the event a Democratic Congress continued on page 25) were harassed and intimidated by PIRGIM One registration worker observed such tactics and said harassment of students was Tenant eviction bill is elected, Ford said the voters should office to "check their excesses with keep quite c my vetoes." "Monday it was real bad," Natalie Carter said, however, it was a "question j ndicappers protest Finholm said, "after an hour and a half, I complained to my supervisor and she talked to a couple offenders and they laid off." Finholm said the PIRGIM workers were to guarantee rights of leadership" and said Presidents Eisenhower and Nixon had worked with Democratic congresses. He accused Ford of "public relations stunts" and said Ford By ED LION the House or The House has leaf/on of speech governor. "badgering" students who apparently voted State News Staff Writer already passed a version of the bill. never attempts to get what he wants from A bill that would increase The tenant eviction bill, originally intro¬ Congress by working with the Congress. protection for "This is government by stalemate," "I told them, Thank you for checking tenants from forced eviction or harass¬ duced in April 1975, was shuttled back and Carter said. ,. .. . M Before present.ng his speech Mondale ,. "yes" 'or if W was marked, I asked them if ment at the hands of landlords should be forth through the legislature as tenants, By JANET R.OLSEN th knew about p,RGIM„ she ^ Approximately 800 persons demon¬ told the handicappers that he had always passed by the state legislature by next landlords and legislators held negotiating Stale News Staff Writer ' strated Thursday night across from the week, said the bill's chief sponsor. sessions. Bullard said a breakthrough was ikmocratic vice-presidential candi- supported funding for totally accessible , To people that didn t know any better, achieved Thursday in the negotiations Walnut Street Theater where President n Walter F. Mondale entered the public transport" and that "arrangements they said you should vote yes The Perry Bullard, D Grand Rapids, said that when some objectionable amendments were Ford and Democrat Jimmy Carter J'nlon to present a speech Thursday ought to be made for you to come in there." group does a lot of good, but I didn t like he thinks his amended bill will be passed by withdrawn. debated domestic issues and the economy. was confronted by several The number of students already in the hoi* they said you had to do this, Finholm the state Senate Tuesday. He expected to The bill, which last spring became one of Police on horses, on foot and some with n wheelchairs. (continued on page 7) sald' encounter no problems for the bill before the hottest issues in the legislature, would dogs - their number virtually equalling the ■ handicappers represented Students number of demonstrators kept the sign- - Btal guarantee tenants thrown out forcibly by Integration through Greater landlords $200 in damages or triple the carrying, chanting men and women |.vand Accessibility (STIGMA). They peacefully behind wooden barricades. "i that s they could not attend EMPLOYES STILL BARGAINING actual damages, whichever is greater. (Currently tenants can only get triple Chants, amplified by loudspeakers, included: speech because they could not if wheelchairs to the damages, a sum hard to estimate.) "We want second floor of Also the bill would deem the following jobs, not hot air, Democrats acts to intimidate tenants into or Republicans, we don't care " WSU may leaving — face strike — "Open up the debates, let all views be |fle don't consider our. issues," Len illegal if without due cause; heard." • thairperson of STIGMA, said. •Using the threat of force and harass "Not the church, not the state, women Janted to talk to Mondale about civil ment. must decide their fate." a don't have any decent •Removing personal property, changing There were many signs carried by our civil rights." locks or the boarding of premises. Socialists Workers party supporters whose d the group also wanted to BY LAURIE SCATTERDAY Marathon bargaining sessions between voted to go on strike if necessary." _ •Interrupting utilities or other services. presidential candidate, Peter Camejo. was ■the senator about the transportation State News Staff Writer representatives for Wayne State Univer- Representatives of the American Assn. of •Removing doors, windows or locks to in the crowd. 1 'he recent trend in barrier-free Negotiations between clerical technical sity and approximately 1,390 c-ts battled University Professors were also included in deliberately make the dwelling unsafe. (c-t) employes and University manage¬ the money issue. the negotiations which bargained for ap- |^hichof the limits handicappers to the ment at Wayne State University have Bob McDonald, asst. director of Informa- proximately 750 WSU faculty members, Under current law forcible eviction is rs ad education of buildings and about the handicapper chil- continued since Tuesday in efforts to avert tion Services at Wayne State said Thurs- "Registration is still in process,' illegal. The bill would apply to all rental units in Carter remark strike pegged for noon Thursday, the first day, "Talks are continuing ing between the McDonald said, "The' students will be able the state. chance to ask him about day of registration for the fall quarter. clerical employes, who are members k~ of„r the ,k to continue , registering for classes despite To get the bill through the a legislature the perplexing, - At MSU similar bargaining has been Professional and Administrative Assn. and threatened walkouts." I™ rights and transportation," he taking place for several months. the University Staff Assn., but both have Similar negotiations were being held at Michigan Tenants Rights Coalition, com¬ posed of 15 groups, including PIRGIM and says MSU all day Thursday in the Nisbet the Tenants Resource Center, was formed. Building, to decide on a new contract for 1976-78. The first contract expired June 30, During the House's initial vote on the LBJ's widow measure, Roger Winthrop, a PIRGIM 1976, but was extended to September 24, 1976. staffer, said tenants from all over the state AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) — Mrs. Lyndon B. converged on the capital to get the bill Johnson said Thursday she was "distressed, Bargaining for the new contract began in hurt and perplexed" by Jimmy Carter's May between the 2,100-member MSU through. Bullard said if the bill is passed before the remarks about her late husband in a Employe's Assn. (MSUEA) and the Univer¬ end of the session next month — something magazine interview. Carter has apologized sity. The association was certified as the for his comments about Johnson. he considered certain — it would probably official bargaining agent for MSU's c-ts on weather March 26, 1974, by the Michigan Employ¬ take effect April 1, 1977. Two-thirds a Johnson's statement was released shortly before the former first lady toured the ment Relations Commission. majority of the legislature could push its effective date forward, he said. Lyndon Baines Johnson Library with The c-ts voted in 1974 for an official About 16,000 MSU students live in rental Carter's wife, Rosalynn. Today should be sunny but cool with a high in the upper bargaining unit between the American units in the Greater Lansing area, accord¬ Shortly before Mrs. Carter arrived, 50s. It will be partly cloudy Federation of State, County and Municipal ing to the East Lansing Tenant Resource Johnson was asked by reporters for Employes and the MSUEA. The association Center. The center said it receives about 5 comment on Carter's remark to a tonight with a low near 40. Playboy Showers are a possibility for won by 24 votes and finally had the complaints a month from students concern¬ interviewer that Presidents Richard M. bargaining unit to represent their labor ing forced eviction or harassment matters. Nixon and Johnson engaged in "lying, Saturday with the high pre¬ dicted for the low to mid-OOs. needs. "This bill will help put tenants rights cheating and distortion of the truth." But itlookslike MSU's c-ts will not have a one step forward in the state," Bullard said, She said that she had told her staff that if (continued on page 25) (continued on page 20) (continued on page 19) 2 Michigan State Newt, East Corning, Michigan Fr«l°y. September 24, Lebanon gains new president By FAROUK NASSARE tinued to battle along the urban BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) — front dividing Beirut, the cap¬ Eli as Sarkis was inaugurated as ital. Violence erupts in Johannesburg the new Christian president of strife-torn Lebanon Thursday. Though a relative calm was Palestinian guerilla chieftain reported during the day along JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) — on crowded downtown streets in Johan¬ Yasir Arafat immediately of¬ the three main civil war fronts, Thursday racial violence broke out in nesburg to disperse demonstrators. fered help in the quest for hospital sources estimated the white downtown Johannesburg for the peace by announcing a cease¬ casualty toll as at least 100 first time. Police arrested some 400 However, some witnesses claimed fire. killed and 146 wounded in a persons as black anti-government dem¬ police shot at least one youth. In Washington the U.S. State 24-hour period. onstrators clashed with white civilians. The young blocks were Dept. declared that the in- Police also fired with throwing auguration of Sarkis, who until Chtoura, 30 miles east of pistols and homemade gasoline bombs and rocks at now had not been involved in Beirut, was chosen the site shotguns ot stone-throwing rioters in the shops in the city. Several shootings and as the 17-month-old civil war, pre- for the most bizarre presi- nearby black township of Soweto. stabbings were reported and there were sents an opportunity to end the dential inauguration in Lab- In Pretoria, police officials denied clashes between black youths and white earlier reports by the South African Press fighting. anon's 30 years of independence civilians before scores of riot Arafat pledged full support Assn. that police had fired police because it was considered the warning shots dispersed the demonstrators. for Sarkis and declared, "I shall safest spot for parliament to order my forces to cease fire on meet. The town, under Syrian all Lebanese territory and military occupation since last avoid answering any provoca- June when 13,000 Syrian troops Thailand official bows out and 500 tanks took over two- "We hope this step will pave thirds of Lebanon in an effort to the way for a final cessation of end the civil war, was ringed by BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — Prime ment if his resignation is occepted. hostilities between Lebanese hundreds of Syrian troops, Minister Seni Pramoj, under fire for not Seni's unexpected announcement and Palestinians. We pledge to tanks, armored cars and missle taking a tough stand against the return come during a parliamentary debate on cooperate with you always for launchers, from exile of deposed military ruler the the return of calm and to Thanom Kittikachorn, announced his potentially explosive issue of Tha- nom's return from Singapore lost Sunday. safeguard Lebanon's sov- The Park Hotel, where par- Burke Ewing of California took his resignation Thursday. Members of opposition parties and Seni's ereignty, unity and indepen- liament met for the inaugura- dog Curtis aloft on a practice run t The prime minister also ordered a dence." Masters of Hang Gliding ■ own Democrat party accused the govern¬ As Sarkis took the oath of tion, was cut off by lines of Championship at Carolina. The Championships will be held Grandfather Mountain i t i *1 nationwide military alert to prevent red-bereted soldiers of the violence during the change of govern¬ ment of being weak and indecisive in its office in this Syrian-occupied select Syrian Special Security through Saturday. "I handling of the matter. town, right-wing Christians and Regiment, who forced the ac- the alliance of leftist Moslems companying troops and guards and Palestinian guerillas con- to stay outside. Ship fire kills 8 workers U. S. energy NEWCASTLE, England (AP) - Fire the dead and injured, and it was six hours Couple pleads innocent policy criticize PARIS (AP) - The Inter¬ report on their energy conser¬ aboard a new Royal Novy guided missile before the yard owners were able to added: "The national Energy Agency (IEA) vation policies. program ly hampered by oil isHla destroyer killed eight shipyard workers Thursday as they were fitting out the confirm that eight men had died. Officials in Hearst kidnap case accused Americans on Thurs¬ The Swiss were faulted to prices controlled below lrJ vessel on the Tyne River, the yard owners soid two other workmen and two senior day of wasting valuable resources energy because of cheap fuel lack of a government conserve market prices and J tion program, even by »n said. firemen were injured and taken though taxes on all fuels. to a BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) - Weinglass said that before prices. It said prices must rise their fuel prices are An electrician who hospital. William and Emily Harris, the soon if conservation is to be among the was on board the the conference was finished, a highest in the West. HMS radical couple who joined Patri taken seriously. Glasgow said the fire started in a It was the second fatal incident sheriffs deputy ended it him¬ The report paid tribute to lachine control room on cia Hearst in a self by seizing Mrs. Harris. The 19-nation organization, various efforts by the U.S. Complex laws gmJ the lowest of involving Royal Navy ships this week. cross-country American oil the ship s three decks. A police fugitive flight, pleaded innocent When Harris tried to intervene, established on American initia¬ federal authorities to conserve production! spokes¬ Monday 12 men died when a frigate and tive after the 1973 Arab oil price ceilings person said it was preceded on Thursday to charges they Weinglass said, he was energy, particularly "one of the on by an minesweeper collided in the North Seo, kidnaped the young heiress. wres embargo and composed of oil under a two-tiered sil tied to the ground by a most comprehensive education (plosion. causing the minesweeper to overturn deputy that keeps U.S. Dense smoke Their arraignment on and his glasses were knocked major non-Communist indus¬ efforts in the IEA." But it below the world level. domeitiiq hampered the search for and sink. a 19- trialized countries, also count criminal complaint came off. singled out several other members, just one day before Hearst "We have ' published by Ihp Ilwde.lt of herself goes into federal court no history of notably Switzerland and Cana¬ «nd Spring ichaol tpcmi Michigan Stall Umvn Monday Wad..,*,, , escape attempts ... we're very da, for criticism in its first Kenya, Uganda reach agreement across the bay in San Francisco to be sentenced for a bank similar to anyone else," Harris '30 par yoor lott poiloga ** dion .1 pubhihid a Si paid ot loll Lannng. Mich, editorial and but.ni,, complained to Judge Wilmont Sarvteti lldg.. Michigan Slpln Unlvortity Eait Lannng M.th ,y.-j robbery conviction. noilatr Ploota land torn. 357W to state NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) Sweeney. at MSU Net,.. 345 Student S,-. Meiieager So,.Ice Edit Lannng. Mich. 1M33 — Uganda gave treated. Defense attorney Leonard Sweeney set a preliminary .surances Wednesday that it has no Relations between the two countries Weinglass complained at the GERALD H. COY, GENERAL MANAGER territorial designs on Kenya as part of an hearing for Oct. 7, but it ROBERT I. BULLARD, SALES MANAGER deteriorated sharply and tension proceeding that Harris was expected that agreement aimed at grew a grand jury normalizing rela¬ following the Israeli raid on Entebbe manhandled by a guard during would issue an indictment on tions between the two East African Airport in Uganda in July. President Idi a prearraignment conference of the kidnap charges before then. neighbors. Amin accused the defense team in another The indictment would Kenya of complicity in courtroom. super¬ Israel's commando strike that cede the criminal A communique issued after a rescued complaint. week of about 100 air hijack talks also said both sides hostages. Kenya agreed that denied it. compensation be paid for loss of life and The talks just ended reviewed progress AVAILABLE AT property, one of Kenya's chief demands. achieved since a memorandum of Officials and newspapers here have under¬ standing signed by Amin and President LINN'S CAMERA SHOP alleged numerous cases of Kenyans Jomo Kenyatta of living in Uganda being killed or mis¬ Kenya last month produced an uneasy settlement. Embassy staff members expelled EAST LANSING DOWNTOWN FRANDOR TANANARIVE, Malagasy (AP) "Home of the Lifetime Guarantee" — Two some strikers to their homes and staff members at the U.S. Embassy were furnished them with automobiles, but did S Op«n and Wwld T«on» Championship expelled from Malagasy today for al¬ not say when the incident took place or legedly being involved with student whot strike the students were strikers. involved The leftist-led Malagasy government identified the two as Charles Allen, an Rakotoniana said some of the strikers archivist at the American have been questioned by police in Embassy in Tananarive, and David Bennett, a second connection with the affair but gave no secretary. other details. Premier Justin Rakotoniana an¬ nounced the Malagasy occupies the 1,000-mile-long explusions at a news island of Madagascar off East Africa conference. He said the and two had invited has a population of about 7.5 million. Professionalism highlights everything John Newcombe does on the tennis court. But when it comes to taking pictures, he wants a camera that gives great ( results, but doesn't take a degree in math to operate. k Senate ends bill filibuster That's why he likes the Canon (AE-1. The AE-1 is a fine 35mm camera that has point-and-shoot simplicity, WASHINGTON (AP) - After a three- The vote and still has the applying the versatility even , cloture rule was 63 to 26,debate-limiting hour parliamentary tangle, the Senate a pro can love. Its Thursday voted to curb further debate on than needed. or three more rapid-fireif power winder is great for a bill that would toughen government se-J enforcement of civil rights laws. Parliamentary tactics by Sen. James B. quences—you won't miss a J Allen, D-Ala., who led the shot. And the AE-1's elec- i Supporters of the measure said the fight against they measure, delayed the vote. The tronic flash is so automatic. were confident that the end of a filibuster cloture vote was taken over his shouted it's truly foolproof. Best of I J against the bill would clear the way for its protests that his effort to raise passage. a point of all, it does all this at a price 1 order was being ignored. that's just a little more than what you might f j Carolina bus crash kills two spendonacamerathat's f a lot less. If you want to / lose youramateurstand-1 j ogMMI Pew W««*i»«"d s»"?" SALEMBURG, N.C. (AP) A bus intersection and pulled into the path of a So advanced, it's sir - ing in photography, the j carrying migrant farm workers collided station wagon, Pierce soid. He said the Canon AE-1 is the way with a station wagon Wednesday, killing car hit the bus on the left front side. to go. [ two persons and injuring 13, the highway The bus carried about 20 migrants who For a closer look at J patrol said. had been working in One passenger in the bus and one neorby potato the Canon AE-1, see f fields, the trooper said. passenger in the car were killed, your local camera si Robert Pierce said. Trooper "Most of them were pretty old — some in their60s.The cialty dealer soon. The bus ran a youngest one I've seen is stop sign at an 32." he added. |chigon Stote News, Eoit Loosing, Michioon Friday, Septembei 24, 1976 3 SMSU committee code OKd Women grads set i-fobgia hanshew The Code of Operations rNeW8SuHWrit.r spells out specific rules procedures for the and implementation Committee. The programming board, committee. director of the homecoming Other funding authorization to raise awareness Cramming Bosrd Im¬ program responsible for funding enter¬ After the details were committee, said that the home¬ itation Committee of the ming board and states hashed out, the code was voted requests approved by the com¬ what tainment activities on coming activities this year will ■ted Students of MSU channels the board will campus, on by the 10 members of the mittee were for Video Work¬ have to is one of the three boards help improve the self-concept of The American Assn. of University Women (AAUW), 111 voted unanimously to go through to which committee and the University and shop, Showcase Jazz, Players an accomplish a was approved may coun¬ organization for women college graduates, will meet in I its newly written Code certain task, said Kirk flusen compose ASMSU. unanimously. teract some of the effects of a Gallery and films. Center on Saturday for a Kellog program entitled "Using the System." berry, Other business |r,tions in a meeting ASMSU chairperson of the Jim Haischer, ASMSU comp¬ at the meet¬ ing included the approval of "downbeat" football season. Two MSU professors will speak at the conference which is Ids}' n'Bht- Programming Board troller, wasn't surprised that designed to raise awareness of what is happening on campuses the code was passed. requests for funding from five The programming board Correction today. student organizations. funding will be used for materi¬ "We've been working on it als and equipment needed for a The committee voted unan¬ In Thursday's edition of the Joyce Ladenson, associate professor in the ATL Dept., and yard of trustees for three months," he said. "I'm very pleased with the results." imously year's to grant $3,000 to this homecoming committee. bonfire, streetdance, dormitory window painting contest and other activities. The band for State News, Michael Lenz was referred to as the chairperson of the Ingham County Youth Jeanne Gullahorn, professor of psychology, will speak at 10:30 a.m. in the auditorium on women's studies and women faculty at MSU. Changes were made in the This was the first major fund¬ the streetdance will cost Five sessions will be held in the afternoon, ap¬ Democrats. Lenz is not the including a session on [hedules wording of various sections of ing effort of the new program¬ proximately $500, Begrow said. the Equal Rights Amendment, the environment and juvenile meeting the code, suggested many of which were by Jersey Maskin, ASMSU representative the ming board. In an appeal to the committee "This is the first time home¬ coming has ever been funded chairperson of the group. He is the President of the Associated Students of MSU (ASMSU). The AAUW will also officially endorse seeks to ban nonreturnable bottles and cans, Proposition A, which L regular meeting of Other items for action con on for funding, Janet Begrow, by students," she said. JLard of trustees, the cern the 1976 77 budget, Ening body of MSU, faculty and administrative State News Te held today at 9 a.m. salaries and the classifies Jie Board Room on the tion of endowment Newsline: ■h floor of the Admin- ■tion Building. An informal sion was funds. briefing ses¬ scheduled for 353-3382 RELAX Tjor topics of discus- Thursday night, but was J include personnel called off because of inter¬ WITH US Ins. gifts, grants, bids ™ ference with the Ford Car contract awards. ter debates. folk ontortainmont X Nitalyl ^izarcdj VARSITY INN ers 372-1795 rg BaM j; J 1227 E. Grand Rlvor Ph. 332 - 65)9 234 Abbott Rd. 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That is achieved or sought, but phone number. Saturday, when Lawson's name was probably the explanations; either the people in charge of "As a matter of fact, Mr. Jones, I wanted the disadvantaged reason why PIRGIM was the opinion page don't read the and disenfranchised were helped Letters should be 35 lines or announced as Quarterback there were boos selected out of the to ask you that. What was your sports page, weekly "Hie Great be edited for conciseness to fit from the Student body. Now, booing is a approximately 450 registered student or¬ or my letter just happened to be the right take-home pay in 1966?" Society did not have any magic formula for prosperity but its on the page. form of freedom of speech, ganizations at MSU to receive length to fit into a blank space In that issue. "It $91.32 in constant 1967 dollars, ^ preferential . was granted, but with treatment at registration. contributed to the politic, No unsigned letters uMl ° the present state of affairs Please allow me to apologize for sfr\" longest period of team, with the restrictions and involving the criticism of the State News sports my "Why, you don't mean to say, Jones sustained growth in the nation's history " Names are withheld from pW penalties Because of the chilling depart¬ — Sar Levitan, professor for good cause. that have been assessed and to'be enforced implications of this ment. you don't mean to say that in 10 years you, of Economics at wouldn't you feel, as I do, that boos are not new policy, we demand a thorough and Cells Roes as the representative of the George Washington University, and public investigation of the entire affair by 1136 Michigan Ave., Apt. A-8 American working familyl" average Taggart, executive Director of the Robert Manpower Policy Taak Force, National agree that Instate News, EostLanslng, Michigan Friday, September 24, 1976 5 ™5??r2V~ir- T" Men Remin^on' my un loving friend, so angry. own family. I would depict the sacrifices a hunter has to make to pursue this age-old sport United States? " ' °n ca"ed the Guns °' Au'umn' about huigJng in the where a man must pit his wits against the wiliest animals in the forest. I would show the "Yes, I did and it left patience and perseverance that it takes to shoot just one a deep impression on me," I said. "The thought of those heloless the head. What people don't realize who watch pheasant in the back or one doe in such a show is that it takes more than the taSrTwuonth u'if"'0"' a?djn4neating rabbits bear. I was on the side of the hunter. All he had to protect himself with was almost too much to desire to kill wildlife. It takes skill and brains and heart. That, to me, is where the show was a shotgun or a failed." brthnTSs knllw1"' mS* »he Pr0tvCti0n 0,tJheir speed'their claws'their teeth anr as Pea' as ours would find "We're going to state our side of the case in no uncertain documentary," Remington said. The G »u; fhAAoK ii m »• anlmals without stacking the odds against the poor guy with a gun." them' Rp!ningt0n said- "We scared ever-v advertiser from sponsoring "I hope you've sold it to "We will. There isn't a sponsors," I said. terms." company in america that would refuse to advertise on a Rifle A W'n 2TT ers in America' y°u're messing with the National program A e giving the hunters' side of the story." I MM t States .? that.?,'?? will defy Pf'"* Pres9Ure on advertisers, there isn't a company in the United "I wish I had a large . the gun lobby." company. I'd buy time on the show," I said. "You know something," of Autumn "Thank God for the NBA." I said. "If it Remington said, "I think the Commies are behind the whole weren't for their members, buffalo herds grazing on Fifth Avenue." you would now have thing." "What got me," said "But Tito hunts," I said. Remington, "was how biased the documentary was. They didn't "Sure, the Commie big shots hunt, but they would love to see show any of the pleasure people get out of hunting - the camaraderie and United States. If they could turn Americans hunting stopped in the the sport produces, the fellowship that against hunting game, it would be the first joy of walking in the woods early in the morning stalking an elk or %> sittmgin a blind waiting to blast away at a flock of ducks. That's what All they emphasized was the journalism." "It isn't," I assured hunting is all about. slaughter of the birds and animals. I don't call that balanced step in a Red takeover of the United States." T guess you're right," I told Remington. "In a few years there wouldn't be a marksman left in America, and we'd all be left naked." Remington looked at me suspiciously. "I thought you were against hunting." Remington. "If I were doing such a show, I would film the human side "I am not," I replied. "As of hunting. I would show the love of man for his gun; a love long as something gives people pleasure and you don't hurt greater than he has for even his anything, I say shoot." YOU AM SPECIAL! UNIVERSITY CENTRAL UNITED "The New peoples METHODIST n a special metsoge to you and about BAPTIST Across from the capitol Chuck Colson" UNIVERSITY Each wstk we look Into Ihot message to discover Sermon Topic: Hear ex-Nixon Til msoni to live o life of folth. aide REFORMED five Bible study groups, led by students, 4608 S. Hagodorn East Lansing 'THE FUTURE IB NOW!' by Dr. Howard A. Lyman tell his own this great film. story in chuRch Interderu imal CHURCH meet In Worship 10; SS 11:15 6 P.M. .200 W Grand Riv. 4930 S. Hsgsdorn oH k^lo ri n I or ma tlorl * * # Student Foundation Sunday at Michigan (across From Akersl Chaplain Balloy Worship Services 332 - 5073 Bui Schadula 9:45a.m. and M:00a.m. First Assembly 9:30 a.m.. 11:00 o.m. Richard I. Schulthais riles, activities with University Baptist Nursery Available of God 9:30 Study Groups ic and witness teams Poitor, "N«wTMt Poloi ore |ust a tew of 485 - 9477 Division & Ann St. 10:30 Coffee Hour ,Kiol ways of bringing excitement Into your life. lor Old" by Rev. William Fuerstenau Worship 11:00 a.m. South Baptist Church Reception for college students For Rides Call 351-6810 after 9 a.m. Sunday COMI AND fill 1518 S.Washington following worship eervices BAPTIST STUDENT CENTER Lansing Church School Tom Stark. Pastor AT MICHIGAN STATE WORSHIP SERVICES: 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Fred Herwaldt, UNIVERSITY 11:00 a.m. — "WHEN MAN MEETS GOD" Crib through Adult Associate Pastor 46MS.HAGADORN RD. 7:00 p.m. EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 41123 "WHO SHALL LIVE OR DIE?" Dr. Howard F. Sugden, Pastor James E. Emery College Pastor Join us FPEF VAN SERVICE for SCHEDULE VAN NO. 3 worship Fellowship Mfg. Tuts. 7:30 P.M. Dorm and fellowship cho'r or Hall A.M. Wed. 7:15 P.M. Fee E 6 W w OflROf Folth Studies Sot. 10:00 A.M. 9:10 ■ hiium rot an Alumni Chapel Hubbard S & N 9:12 Worship (U.B.C.) Sun. 10:00 A.M. on campus College Class Akers E 6 W 9:14 Sun. 11:15 A.M. I Bailey + Bible studies on Holmes E i H 9:16 I To nMrt" compus {plain - Director + Social t retreat activities McDonel E 6 W 9:18 Owens 9:20 ce (517) 351 -6494 this and every Sunday at 5:00 P.M. and for 01 ne (517) 351 -9478 VanHoosen 9:20 which follows. For Information ond ridei, coil F Shaw E S W 9:22 Chaplain, 331*7431. BUS SCHEDULE fl Phillips 9:25 8:30P.M. Mason 9:25 Sunday Tuesday Sundoy College. Snyder 9:26 I * REMEMBER . 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Feel free to call or stop by and acquaint yourself with the free services offered ial page of "The 1 by the group of your interest. Coalitions within the RAA provide ecumenical ventures for the academic ch felt abused thata community. SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH EAST LANSING FRIENDS MEETING LUTHERAN STUDENT MOVEMENT (ALC-LCA-LCMS) UNITED MINISTRIES IN HIGHER EDUCATION Abbott Road 800 AbboH Road 3S3-4S23 371 - 1754 S««: University Lutheran Church and Martin Luther 1118 South Harrison Road 332 - 0861 "CAN BAPTIST STUDENT FOUNDATION EASTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Chap.l S. Hagadorn 351 • 6494 351 - 947B UNITARIAN-UNIVERSALIST STUDENT RELIGIOUS 1315 Abbott Road 337-0183 MARTIN LUTHER CHAPEL (MISSOURI SYNOD) IT STUDENT UNION LIBERALS (SOUTHERN BAPTIST EDGEWOOD UNITED CHURCH 444 Abbott Road 332 • 0778 332 - 4886 855 Grove Street SSI -4081 INVENTION) 469 N. Hagadorn Road 332 - 8493 332 - 0991 METHODIST CHURCH 1ST BAPTIST UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH EPISCOPAL MINISTRY AT MSU S.. 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UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH nt majority" today, 14 ™>N WOODS COVENANT CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF OKEMOS His House 417 Sever Drive ( 4920 South Hagadorn 310 North Hagadorn Road 332-5193 ■inGoldwater'aday.lu HSBr.tton WoodiStrMt, Laming 372 - 2041 4884 Marsh Rood, Ok.moi 349 - 2830 349 - 2135 Road 3S1 •7844 UNIVERSITY CHURCH MPUS ADVANCE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH (DISCIPLES OF CHRIST) MUSLIM STUDENT ASSOCIATION (NON DENOMINATIONAL) (NON-DENOMINATIONAL) 131 Bogue Street 351 - 4950 351 • 3435 w University Church tool Chaitar Road, Lansing 482 - 6063 104 North Kedzie Lab 355 - 4612 351 - 042S 351 -0443 371 -3229 WUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST FIRST CHURCH OF NAZARENE NAVIGATORS W Abbott Rood 351 310 Elmwood Drlva, Lansing 48S - 0613 1627 South Pennsylvania Avenue, Lansing 351-2294 UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHURCH -2455 "OtlC STUDENT ORGANIZATION ST. 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Lelte', m edu local address, * standing - <1 bring them to reality I be 35 lines letters will be held from pnbl*t<0 Michigan State New», Eoat loming, Michigan Frid0y' Member H ,, Curtain to rise on six PAC productions By PATRICIA LACROIX The PAC was founded in group falls a little short, since costs are Slate News Reviewer January 1963 by during the fall sales," he said. held in two different seta, the first one practice, the MSU Board of Trustees for the incurred through the Summer Circle purpose Auditions for parts in the PAC plays are being Sept. 27 and 28. "All the world's a stage," or so the famous of bringing more plays of higher Theater group and the printing of the Choosing the plays for, quality to open to any MSU student. Casting for the Rutledge said that the average time alio a difficult and oft-quoted Shakespearian line claims, the students on campus. pamphlets distributed as advertising in the task; since 2"" first production was completed last June, spent rehearsmg a play is four weeks, factors ha^e to be and MSU students appear especially eager "Their intent was to expand the avail¬ following fall. allowing the actors adequate time to though some may take longer, such as last that at least five consider^ this year to get in on, or at least observe, ability of quality theater to MSU students - - "We generally start the year out with a practice. year's "Hamlet." The actors meet Ave the month. 1,1 the action. and residents of the state of Michigan," $6,000 or (7,000 deficit, but that is made up Auditions for the additional plays will be nights a week and once on the weekend to preliminary work the plays. ITM Performing Arts Company (PAC) Direc¬ Rutledge said. At the time the company "Mil J tor Frank Rutledge said season ticket was founded, one of its main projects was coupon sales are currently about 20 per cent touring not only Michigan, but also the higher this year than last year. He also said surrounding states such as Ohio, Wisconsin that the coupons are quickly being ex¬ and Indiana in addition to Canada with its presenl changed for the actual admittance tickets productions. "quite rapidly," with Friday and Saturday night performances in highest demand. This season, the actors are offering six The actors would also pack up their props and sets and tour the more distant dormitories on campus. Folksong society productions, including one by the MSU "When we first started, dorms such as Repertory Dance Company. The plays Brody, McDonel and Wonders were con¬ include season opener "A Raisin In The sidered the absolute sticks." Bruce 'U. Utah' Sun," written by Lprraine Hansberry, "The which runs from Oct. 12-24; Bernard Shaw's alienated." Rutledge said. touring helped to make them feel less By PATRICIA LaCROK 'psl "Major Barbara," Nov. 16-20; "Desire The PAC has not recently been touring State News Reviewer Under the Elms," by Eugene O'Neill from the Michigan area with its plays, but in Feb. 15-19; "Equus," by Peter Shaffer, from Promising "rollicking jokes, tall tales, lies and other distortions," with some cases it has traveled within the state "miscellaneous unidentifiable trash," the MSU ad April 19-23, and Joseph Steins' "Fiddler On with its productions. Folksong Society has announwhil the Roof from May 24-28. The MSU Dance opening of its 1976-77 season with the performance of Bruce (U. Utah) P Funding for the production costs incurred MSU Union Parlors Sept. 26 at 8 p.m. Company will perform from May 12-14. by the theater group, such as costuming Phillips, 38, described by concert organiser Susan For the three days of registration, 14 and the accumulation of props, comes from Snodgrass as the "golden to™ J the Great Southwest," has become somewhat of a legend in his own time for his perform and create songs and stories of questionable origin, intent and itfaL student salesmen and three managers have the money collected from the coupon book to been in eight locations both on and off sales. Salaries for faculty members and His performances include songs and stories with chirugl campus selling the coupon books. In full-time employes are paid by the Univer¬ beginnings in the bunkhouseal mining camps, railroad shanties and union halls of the western United States addition, a salesperson has been stationed sity general fund. which reflects the diversity of the activities of this man. - a tu in the PAC box office in Fairchild Theatre Rutledge said that the company generally In addition to being a one-time college professor of for the purpose of both poetry, a selling coupons and _ 0. „„ manages to "come out fairly even" at the master fencer, a plasterer and finisher and a master exchanging them for tickets. accountant, Phillips hu u end of the year. During the summer, the spent time lecturing high school physics classes, being a railroad bum, aa an Radar Technologist and organizing migrant farm workers. As if this weren't enough, unofficial legend has added a few more Local poets to , read works activities such as hobo, preacher, philosopher and even duck occupationsud rancher. Phillips turned entertainer after things got hot for him in his home state of where he was blacklisted for his ability to put the governor of that Utal get new housing for migrant workers. The switch to entertainer did not state on the spotpL comeeuhl at Red Cedar Review fest however, since Phillips spent time carefully studying voice projection, delivery by listening to old records and tapes of radio comedy artists. timing uT The time spent by the hopeful performer back then paid off, since he wl The Red Cedar Review, student registered regular at coffeehouses and folk clubs on the East Coast within a a Meiners. Lee Upton, Ann Dunn and Sam year ifti, his debut, in addition to appearing at literary publication of the English Dept., Mills. major eastern folk festivals such u th will be hosting its first "Poetry Plus," on Smithsonian and the National. Mike Tanimura, coeditor of the Sept. 26 at Beaumont Tower from 3 to 5:30 magazine, Philosophically, Phillips describes his work as something that is applicable to ill said the afternoon's activities should "be p.m. people, but not necessarily in a revolutionary sense. fun and interesting not only for people . The arts festival will include "If a song doesn't do anything but make people laugh, then I'd readings by interested in poetry, but just a good Sunday say it w local poets — both faculty and students of worthwhile," he said. "A lot of my songs are inspired by events, some come afternoon's worth of entertainment." of mouth from conversations with - MSU, a puppet show, a string band and people whose experiences are totally different frn folksingers. as well as a magazine sale by my own. The 'I' in my verses is not necessarily me, it could be you." There is no admission fee to the festival. the Red Cedar Review staff. Further information may be obtained from Snodgrass said that since 1972, Phillips now has "two or three" albums cut on thq Some of the poets featured in the festival Philo record label. the Red Cedar Review in 325 Morrill Hall. The Ten Pound Fiddle features ' include Albert Drake, associate professor of In the event of rain, the festival will be folkslnger Bruce III. Utah) Phillips in Tickets for the performance are available at the door, with a cost of $2 for Folk its first concert Sunday. • English, his wife Barbara, Society members and $2.50 for nonmembers. 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SUB Writer faculty community must be (FGO) is responsible for receiv¬ that he will be juat aa vigorous assured that their grievancea • HOISTS The post of faculty grlevence officer has been vacant since ing and seeking to resolve in applying aound judgment will receive a sympathetic but • TOOLS grievances brought by full or and total objectivity to any impartial hearing," Wharton Sept. 15 when Bruce L. Miller, part-time members of the • MANUALS • associate professor of philos¬ grievancea submitted by facul¬ said. "At the same time, ad¬ Discount Par). faculty. ty members to him." ministrators and units grieved *3 •Oil Filter, ophy, returned to a teaching Larrowe has been a member The FGO per hour »2« position was against must be confident that assignment. The appointment of C. Patric of the faculty since 1966 and has been known to be an outspoken, created by the board of trus¬ tees in 1972 as part of a their rights and positions will •w/wFluid.Qq| w faculty be fairly considered." (Lash) Larrowe, profeuor of activist professor. He is a economics, as the new faculty grievance procedure. The specialist in labor economics procedure outlines the step* by grievance officer for MSU will and received his bachelor's and which faculty members alleging be recommended to the board Also on the board meeting master's degrees from the Uni¬ a "violation, misinterpretation of trustees at today's meeting. agenda is a discussion of faculty versity of Washington and hia or misapplication" of Univer¬ salaries for full professors. Up f£ SELF-REPAIR Larrowe's name was recom¬ Ph.D from Yale University. In mended to President Wharton sity policies may have com¬ until this point, MSU profes¬ 1972, his book "Harry Bridges, plaints considered. 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(Next to Taco Bell) 10 to 5 Saturdays Phone 337-1300 Five Convenient Ways -omplete In-Store Service to Finance Your Purchases For Everything Vie Sell Where you're treated fairly every time. ] 0 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michlgoi _Frldoy, SenWL. . WILSAND£0ft$ PMSINT Smoking still legal on campus LOU It AWLS By A.NNE E.ST'JART in which 7,411 out of 9,391 "It is not an ordinance be¬ utilization, which would take such as concerts and basketball State News Stiff Writer students voting approved a cause people recognize that it is care of distributing them. games in Jenison Field House is A resolution passed last May smoking ban. not enforceable." A spokesperson in the space smoking regulated by the Dept. "An Unforgetable by the MSU Board of Trustees The trustees then voted the The resolution technically utilization office said that the of Public Safety and then to ban cigarets in classrooms ban, which would prohibit went into effect at the time of because of fire safety regu¬ Musical Evening" employes of that department and lecture halls may go up in smoking in all indoor areas in the vote last May, but many were in the process of lations. smoke when it comes to enforce¬ getting which organized academic ac¬ students are unaware of it. It the Svn. Oct. 3 signs out to the correct Most students seem to favor a ment. tivity is taking place. will not appear in student people and added that if instruc¬ Two Shows The 7 1 decision of the board However, the trustees' deci¬ handbooks because no new tors wanted the signs sooner, separation of smokers and non- smokers rather than an overall to support a smoking ban sion was a resolution, not an handbooks were printed this they could call to order them. 8:00 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. ban. appeared at the time to be a ordinance. This means that fall. The smoking ban controversy victory for nonsmokers who had while the board supports a ban, "We had enough books left is not the first of its kind on been waging a war against there is no ordinance which Ken Franklin, 334 E. Wilson from last year not to print up campus. Eight years ago the nicotine filled classrooms for Hall, said he is not in favor of a prohibits smoking and no puni¬ new ones this year," Eldon board voted to lift a similar most of the school year. tive action which can be taken Nonnamaker, vice president for ordinance because they said it complete smoking ban, but does Supporters of the ban ap¬ against smokers. student affairs, said, adding support the idea of no-smoking pealed to the Council of Gradu¬ Some question the purpose of that the cost of new student had become unenforceable. That ordinance prohibited sections. Reserved Seat* *6S0 ate Students (COGS) and the a smoking ban which is not Associated Students of MSU enforceable. handbooks is about four thou¬ sand dollars. smoking not only in classrooms and laboratories, but also in "People's habits range from General Admission *551 lASMSUl Board in January for biting fingernails to scratching "The board's decision "No smoking" signs was were private offices, conference their ears, and smoking is one of approval of enforcement of simply a recognition of the ordered last spring to be placed rooms and experimental labor¬ those habits," Tickotsi Franklin, a non- smoking regulations. Both ASMSU referendum in which in classrooms, labs and public atories. smoker, said. groups agreed to support the students voted overwhelmingly meeting places, but most have Smoking is still prohibited in •810 S. Cedar proposal and to recommend it to to have no smoking in class¬ not yet been put up. farm buildings, barns and wher¬ "In large lectures, they can be the trustees. rooms," said Elliott Ballard, Ballard said that the signs had ever else combustible materials seated separately, and in small Marshall Music During spring term registra¬ assistant to the president and been received and were being stored. tion. ASMSV held a referendum secretary to the board. handled by the office of space are classes they should work it out Rocordland Only during special events at the beginning of the term." 3 things that every college student should know • You can SAVE $5 on (his slide-rule calculator SALE 149L, a. An R-digit slide rule ci iliffcrenw' in the speed unci incur problems. \\ ork stpia mpr .,1. in slantly. 4-key memory Hits percent key. floating decimal and Inrg.- _-n -en digital display. Willi case. Hints on lint t.-ric- i iiu-lmlnl Up- ■. lionul adapter available. b. Reg. 821.99. 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Or... pick out a pair of leather trimmed jeans and match them with a flannel or Sale prices in effect through October 2, 1976 Ask about Sears Credit Plans guaze shirt from *1610 '18. SEARS, ROEBUCK AM) CO. Available in larger Sears Retail Stores and Catalog WEBSTER MEN'S WEAR MERIDIAN MALL LANSING MALL' Ekinnn State New», Eost Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 24, 1976 1 1 pa deputy registrars jdy for MSU students Handicappers for region JFOOD FOOD YOU CAN'T REFUSE r t> |MNETOLSEN living in the eastern complex of During fall term registration, meeting iyws Stiff Writer campus must be registered to Michigan handicappers wishing to voice their concerns ■were at fall term regi- vote in Meridian Township. ASMSU circulated a leaflet directly to state and federal governments wiU meet in 1 waiting for you after This pistol-shaped extension of urging students to register to Kalamazoo on Friday and Saturday. the vote. Even lyour L ID picture taken. township encompasses though most dents remain in the area stu¬ The regional conference, which involves 20 counties, is them in some of the most of Holmes Hall, a portion for part of a series of White House Conferences on Handicapped X halls, lurking outside of McDonel HaU and Owen four years, the leaflet Individuals. pointed out that this should not ling for you outside the Graduate Center and more than the choice to hinder "The conference is a result of the increasing militancy of Soon many of them register to vote a. ■nocking on your doors, Hafls°f Ake" 811,1 Hubbard since 40 per cent of aU Amer¬ icans move every four handicappers nationally," said Eric Gentile, an accessibility specialist with the MSU Office of Programs for Handicappers. n Lansing and Meridian Meridian Township years deputy registrars wiH register voters also. The Kalamazoo meeting will give input to a state , voter registration delegation at Hubbard Hall Students who have moved which will join a national conference in , on and the deputy from 3:45 to 7 from an East May to make at work, f.m Monday and at Holmes Lansing location recommendations on state and national ,s are to a Meridian programs for deadline for voter regi- HaU from 4:30 to 7 Township loca¬ handicappers. p.m., tion or vice versa should ■ for the Nov. 2 election Wednesday. Students unable to the township clerk or notify In November, conference will be held at MSU to 1 Monday, Oct. 4. East register at these drives may do city a clerk's offices in writing so a incorporate the regional recommendations into a total state f students who wish to so at the Meridian Township change of registration can be package. Delegates from Michigan will then join the other | but did not do so at fall st rat ion can register Clerk's Office. 5100 Marsh Road, Okemos. made. states to voice their recommendations on 25 areas such as education, employment and health. —lie city clerk's office at Colizzi said East Lansing Wednesday that ■ hall, Of Abbott Road, deputy registrars Iwrekdav before Oct. 4 had registered 1,057 students i„ 5 p.m. On Oct. 4, at the Women's and Men's IM will be open to buddings on Monday and 1,390 X)ooLey*s ■voters from 8 a.m. to 8 students on Tuesday. ■verly Colizzi, East Lan- Virginia White, Meridian ■v clerk, said deputy Township Clerk, wdl instruct "rs will also be canvas- and deputize students inter¬ id taking registra- ested in becoming deputy reg¬ OWn. istrars at 2:45 p.m. ■ llltru Friday in Inber of MSll students 130 Hubbard Hall. \svvm m • Increase your Reading Speed • Improve your Comprehension • Develop your Vocabulary If it's genuine Itolion food you're craving, the place to go in E. 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Gino's also olfers Sicilian deep dish pizza with a IONDAY - 9:00-12:00a.m., SEPT. 27 ■ NOV. 29 variety of items available. Gino has created a list on his menu of delectable Inited Ministries, 1118 S. Harrison, East Lansing sandwiches, one which he calls Gino's own, consisting of prosciutto ham, tomato slices, oregano, and olive oil on Italian bread. Some popular sandwiches in¬ 1— 7:00-10:00 p.m., SEPT. 29 - DEC. 8 clude Panino Imbotito on an Italian sub, Kenny's. 2701 E. Grand River, East Lansing wich on Syrian. All Gino's sandwiches are gyros, and a vegetarian sand¬ avoilable on submarine bread or unleavened Syrian bread. Gino offers a few IhURSDAY — 6:30-9:30 p.m., SEPT. 30 - DEC. 9 to specialty items Untied Ministries, 1118 S. Harrison, East Lansing intrigue you, such as, Spanikopita (spinach pie) or Tabuli salad, (a Lebanese salad with cracked wheat, tomato, cucumber, and special lost.. . spices). 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SUB Writer from being demolished. down, an been held on the pump Though the old pump house emergency measure Jeremy Mattson, asst. house money received from the U.S. would be to pump water direct¬ pro¬ green. on Orchard Street will not be fessor of American Dept. of Housing and Urban able to have ly from the well to homes. The Thought and Language (ATL) at MSU In a letter read to the city Development for the renova¬ running water Dept. of Public Health restric¬ council, Bill Main, chairperson tions. The architectural plans installed, scheduled renova¬ and member of the tion aims to keep the well water, Pump of the Bailey Community Assn., will be redrawn and contractors tions to transform the historic House Gang, said at from being contaminated. Tuesday said he regretted the reduced who have submitted bids will building into a community cen¬ The ban night's city council meeting usefulness of the center and on sinks and rest- that most of the be asked to revise their ter have remained afloat. proposed uses quota¬ rooms comes at a said some activities may No plumbing lines can time when the for the be tions. be architectural plans for the community center curtailed but that the center extended to the reno¬ would not require water and One question raised at the 42-year-old vation of the pump house have will be available to anyone who council meeting was whether brick structure because of a that the center would have the already been drawn up and same value to the wants to use it, not just Bailey the proposed pump house cen¬ recently discovered State Dept. after some Bailey community residents. of Public Health neighborhood without sanitary facilities. ter will violate any building or regulation residents — dubbed the "Pump The council moved that the health codes by not prohibiting sanitary sewer lines Some of the uses are having »ny House Gang" — have classes, project proceed and the city from fought for displays and workshops. Two public restrooms. being installed near a over a year to save the building make use of the $29,000 in public fresh water source, said annual ice cream socials have City Atty. Dennis McGinty Bob Community Development said he will look into the matter. Jipson, director of East Lansing's Dept. of Building and Zoning. "The pump house site is directly over one of the city's There IS a difference!!! ^ most productive • MCAT • LSAT • DAT wells," Jipson said. GMAT »CPAT .VAT .GRE . OCAT .SAT Public information assistant • NATIONAL MED. & DENT. BOARDS Mary Padilla said if water • ECFMG .FLEX Flexible Programs and Hours Orchard Street Pumphouse Over 38 years o( experience and success. Small classes Voluminous home study materials Courses that are constantly updated Centers Calculators! open days and weekends all year. 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V Continuous Dancing 7 Nites / wanted Low or No Cover lnabeer.Andf A ] 4 Michigon Stole News, Eost lonsing, Michiggr OPEN Students must report earnings police briefs All students receiving Social also affect their Social month in which they who receive Social Security Sow,.||,m Security any Security checks must report payments. neither earn $230 nor do sub¬ payments. changes in their earnings, "If you're a student Two MSU bicyclists had an that "at the beginning of the school enrollment and marital status to the Social Security payments and expect your getting stantial work in business. their own Any questions regarding So¬ cial Security payments can be UNION BULL term there is a lot of drinking earnings for 1976 will be over The increase is due to the answered by calling the Lan¬ lowtr lavsl Union unhappy meeting Thursday office in Lansing. $2,760, you should report that Slai morning on campus when they going on." rise in average wages of all sing Social Security office, 838 "**«««■ MS-MM, "Students getting checks to Social were traveling Security," Manning earnings, Manning said. Louisa Street at 372-1910. should notify Social Security said. "Otherwise you sidewalks that merged into i A 55-year-old Lansing man might get Any student receiving Social immediately if they marry, r ---si1? benefits you'll have to pay back path. was killed early Thursday Security payments should also leave school or start attending later." Dept. of Public Safety (DPS) morning when his 18-year-old school on a report transfers from one part-time basis so Students are allowed to earn j officials said that the accident son led Lansing police officers school to another, Manning stop their monthly $240 more in 1976 than they I DEIIVERY AVAILABLE) we can resulted in a broken collarbone on a short 90 mile-per-hour added. chase that ended with the car payments as required by law," were in 1975. Even though There are for one rider. approximately Sidney N. Manning, district Social Security payments are 3,500 students A DPS spokesperson said crashing into a metal signpost attending MSU manager, said. reduced by $1 for every $2 that the other fleeing rider on Cedar Street in Lansing. A change in a student's total earned over $2,760 for the year, could not be charged with The crash killed Fredric 0. Stricter and left his son, Fred¬ yearly earnings from tem¬ students may still get their full hit-and-run incident because porary or part-time jobs can Social Security payment for both bicyclists were breaking eric T. Strieter, in Ingram the law by riding on the Medical Hospital in fair condi- sidewalk. The injured rider, a woman Police are deciding what Buy'any Medium"^?, At the regular l| student from Rather Hall, was charges should be brought price fj77Q treated at the University against the son, who started Get Identical Health Center. the chase after a Lansing police P|», The DPS reports that stu officer stopped his car at about 5:20 a.m. at Pennsylvania and FREE dent drinkers were apparently Kalamazoo streets and asked Little Cocsais j stocking up on their favorite him for his driver's license. commodity the last two nights The officer gave chase, but 90 . val ! seconds later the car was ®.?«■'«! before school started. A spokes¬ person said the number of completely wrapped around the people arrested for driving signpost. The officer said he - . 0n'COuPonpete,^ | under the influence and being stopped the car because it fit drunk and disorderly nearly the description of a car wanted tripled on Tuesday and Wed in connection with a shooting on nesday nights. Lansing's west side earlier the Many of the drinkers seemed same morning. i' to have stocked up fairly well A spokesperson for the Lan¬ Something to f viatovai too, blowing in the range of .18 to .20 on the breathalyzer. The law states that anyone blowing over .1 is too drunk to be sing Police Dept. said it is still not known whether the car involved in the accident is in any way connected to the get into . Pitcher . . fj|1l Night (oil night) | PAINTER PANTli driving. shooting. Apparently no one Tuesday: Flaming Hog Night (6-10 pm) One person was also appar was hurt in the shooting. Wednesday: so-so Night piU( (b- i i pm) I ently too drunk to be opening Thursday: Greek Night (specials 6-12 pm) j doors and was arrested after he kicked the glass out of a door on I Friday: Poet's Party (7-10 pm) I campus. | Sunday: Pitcher Special (oil night) Major Adam Zutaut of the DPS said that the number of arrests was quite high consider¬ I PLUS... H n. RATHCKILLAR >w . 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Be sure to if possible). attend whichever free orientation that THE UNDERGRADUA TES BOOKSTORE fits best in your schedule. 16 Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION GOAL OF GROUP ROGERS DISTRIBUTING Third party promotes technology AND Industrial expansion is the main campaign thrust of Peter ty's platform to develop an International Development resents progress ment, which he and develop¬ calls "real bring about greater industrial expansion throughout t' THE Signorelli, U.S. Labor Party Bank and an emergency debt world," Signprelli said. candidate for the U.S. Senate. moratorium. "The programs the party is The party also wants govei AUDIO ACE'S Signorelli, a full-time organ¬ Signorelli explained that the calling for will enable the world ment funds to be made avail¬ izer for the party, came to MSU U. S. Labor Party - a young to pool resources, advance tech¬ able for an economic restora Thursday to promote the par party, started in 1973 — rep nological development and tion program which will combat inflation and rising welfare costs. Rent measure affects ASMSU, As far as a political stance is concerned, "we don't use terms present such as leftist or rightist," Signorelli said. "Personally. I member objects to support am a programs Socialist, but the current which the party is proposing are not Socialist, but By MICHAEL TANIMURA against spending student any partisan political party rather means by which a capi talist system can turn around BUY A SPEAKER or State News Staff Writer money on rent control, but also candidate." world depression and better The controversy over rent control in East Lansing has the idea of rent control itself. "My main objection to rent Barry has taken the to Peter matter Marvin, the adviser to utilize industrial resources." "Ford does proceed Carter, FOR A NICKEL spilled into the halls of the control is that in any artificially the All-University .Student at least he is honest and Associated Students of MSU altered market," Barry said, Judiciary. They are considering displays a sense of responsibil IASMSU). "you create repercussions. And holding a special meeting to ity," the candidate said. "What At the ASMSU board in this instance. I believe the Carter is pushing for in his That's meet¬ hear arguments about the bill's right-incredible as it may sound-either the fabulous ing held on Sept. 21, the board student housing market will constitutionality. campaign to end unemploy I'hralinea received information on the dry up." The same paragraph in the ment, for instance, is the same 450 or the amazing Ultralinear 225 for just rent control charter amend¬ ment — which will appear on Another objection Barry has is that the bill may be against ASMSU states Constitution that, "The student board also policy which Germany — was used in Nazi creating jobs which a dollar. a nickel; a mere 1 /20th 0f I the East Lansing Nov. 2 ballot the ASMSU Constitution. entail back breaking labor in may take part in the resolution — to help it decide whether Article II, section 6. paragraph of political issues." This is the stead of developing skills in ASMSU should adopt the bill K states that, "The student laborers for the utilization of part of the constitution Lenz sponsored by board president board shall be forbidden from believes applies to the bill, he industrial expansion in this Michael Lenz. 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He said the de¬ begins season fcsrfC The Wolfpack lost its first squad that fense was getting better at crirs Stt—SK returns 37 lettermen, but it also Women's golf is under Other scores for MSU three games under new head lost five All-Atlantic Coast Con¬ defending against options, but I with another chance to State he was just as way and coach Mary Fos- were Joan Garety with Lve over the previous a strong test for MSU u' ' £!.. ?, playing better "?/ , ey n. than their record coach Bo Rein to Furman, ference players. Sophomore emphatic about not being satisfied with how sum and her team already 77-79-156, Sue Ertl, 79-80- 17-12, Wake Forest 20-18 and tailback Ted Brown is the have one invitational first- ■t's performance. well the team is playing against 159. Sue Conlin, 80-83-163. team's biggest threat with 287 place finish under their ,w MSU head coach Darryl the option when he said, "No, Linda Smith, 83-82-165 and yards gained and three touch¬ belts. '; said that the team downs in three games. Brown we're not satisfied." The Spartans lost a Sheila Tanzy with 82-84- _oved about 26 per cent in For MSU, it's still undecided 166. has carried the ball 52 times for strong player, June Old- Lin over Wyoming from the a 5.5 who will start at quarterback. man, to graduation but the MSU then traveled to r annihiliation. "We still average. Marshall Lawson haa started Quarterback John Evans rest of last year's team is the University of Okla¬ I a long way to go to what heads up the Wolfpack attack the past two games, while Ed back with the addition of a homa for an invitational be," he added Smith entered the [ like to that uses a Veer offense. The Wyoming transfer student from U-M, meet. A strong Tulsa team game late in the first quarter. Veer utilizes a lot of options Sue Conlin. won the meet with a 590 .tough Rogers admits the Smith completed the game with some passing added in the MSU traveled to Nor¬ score. MSU was seventh L is getting better with and was 10 for 16 with one North Carolina State veraion. mal, Dl. on Sept. 17 to win with 665. Tulsa's Nancy [week of practice and game The Veer depends on interception. On his 10 passes the Illinois State Invita¬ Lopez was the medalist, I follows, he always adds speed in completed Smith compiled 162 the backfield to make it the tional. The Spartans shot breaking the course record ■ the Spartans are nowhere yards for two touchdowns. with a round of 67 on the explosive offense it is designed But Smith hasn't established 630, while OSU was second § reaching their potential. to be. with 641. Wisconsin had a first day of play. She shot hen Rogers praised a great himself as the No. 1 quarter¬ And according to head coach 649 total and Indiana was an 82 the following day for back yet, according to Rogers. it by Rich Baes and the fourth with 654. a 142 two day total. MSU's Rein, the Wolfpack has the Lawson and Smith have ve line he also said, "The split OSU's Cathy Dublin was top scorer was Sue Ertl speed and gamebreakers it their time equally working with g game made improve- needs as he calls overall team medalist in the meet, with rounds of 76 and 82 but in no way was it as the offense in practice this shooting rounds of 73 and for a 156 total. speed the strong suit of the week. But that's nothing new, E as it has to be for us to be 79 for a 152 total. MSU's The Spartans travel to squad. Lj football team." Asked if the Veer and its as Rogers has been splitting the Karen Escott was second, Mt. Pleasant today for the time equally all year. Rogers (reference to the passing options present any problems with a 153 total after Central Michigan Invita¬ Baid he won't announce the Rogers said he was for the MSU defense, shooting rounds of 77 and tional. Approximately ten id and pointed out that Rogers starter until just before game 76. schools will be in the meet. responded with a quick and time. Jterbark Ed Smith had only ■ incompletions out of 16 V; and that three of those L throw aways to stop the i. But he also said the STRONGER SCHEDULE AWAITS TEAM ig game still needs to be [e complete, mussing the defense, Hooters face Hope in '76 rs said he was happy with Bay and felt that it matured opener lust Wyoming. But praise By GEOFF ETNYRE against these three opponents. ft all he had to say about , State News Sports Writer The "Big Ten Classic," held last year for the first time at OSU, The MSU soccer team opens the 1976 season it (defense. home, Saturday will also be crucial to the Spartans' season, since it includes against Hope College, and Coach Ed Rutherford is the first to fhe defense came up with admit the Spartans will be hard-pressed to better last Indiana, along with V onsin. The Classic is scheduled for Oct. 16 Je big plays, but the defense record. year's 10-2 and 17. (also need to continue to The hooters' defense should be their strong suit, Rutherford ve," Rogers said, "We've strengthened the schedule over the list year," said said, where cocaptains Jim Stelter and Doug Bigford return at ir kicking game has im- Rutherford, who is beginning his third season as coach. "We've fullback. John Haidier, Robbie Back and David Camp will all added Akron, which made it to the NCAA tournament last Bed and Tom Birney may be year, platoon with Stelter and Bigford at the four fullback spots. I and we're hosting the 'Big Ten Classic.' It's best kickoff man in the definitely a tougher "We've got some big boys in that group," said Rutherford. schedule." Jury. He kicked thewithball and ■the end zone out Away games with perennial soccer powers Akron and Bowling "Stelter is smaller but he's tough." Goalie Gary Wilkinson will bolster the Spartan defense as he Green, ranking Midwest teams, Rutherford said, will probably plays his fourth and final season for MSU. past the wind." Rogers said. decide the Spartans' fate. JOur kickoff men are getting State News/Linda Bray An NCAA tournament berth awaits at the end of the Also returning are the top three scorers from 1975 — Zdravko ■ at him because all they do season, Rom, Kamy Asdigha and Mike Price. and if MSU expects to gain one it must make a favorable showing (continued on page 18) Spirits of N. 309 Washington ftORTH Downtown Lansing USED BOOKS friendship ToniteU AND MORE! served here. At Lansings New Night-Club! AT Relax with your favorite in the congenial beverage atmosphere FEATHER CAMPUS BOOK STORE of our lounge. CANYON (THE UNDERGRAD BOOK STORE) Nov. 23-25 9pm - 2am. BOOKS-BOOKS-BOOKS In the .ScftwUr tradition NEXT WEEK: 246 E.Saginaw NEW & USED Eaat Lansing 5 Nights with . . . 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Paul Morrison, the National Herb has to beat this season," Gibbard said. "Both are seniors, but Herb has better leg speed mi: hj:stin jazz (continued from page 17) ships as the rest of the schools," Distance champion from Hamil¬ and that could do it for him this Rom kicked 12 goals and Gibbard said. "And right now ton, Ont., and Keith Moore, fall." that is Dr. Kearney's goal." the 1500-meter champion from passed for seven assists from With Virginpacing the squad, his center halfback position to "We feel we are stronger Kanata, Ont., are the freshmen Illinois again should be strong runners who will be rank as the top scorer. Center adding a this year, but U-M is the OREGON BILL forward Asdigha followed him with six goals and seven assists and Price, playing left halfback, Team tryouts set bit of international Gavor to the Spartan squad. "Morrison gave Lindsey all favorite champions. to repeat as Big Ten EVANS was second in goals scored 10 and added two assists. with for varsity sports he could take and stayed right with him during a two-week The Spartans open up their '76 season today at 4 p.m. at the Forest Akers West Golf Saturday. October 2 Sunday, October 3 TRIO Finishing out the starting training period," Gibbard said. Course, where they will host The number squad are returning lettermen Ed Randel at right wing, Paul out Anyone interested in trying for the following sports two spot might Notre Dame. Erickson Kiva, MSU should note these meeting THE JOHN BW.N'E Kennedy at right halfback and freshman John Tsao from East Lansing at left wing. times: Women's track and Geld — BAND | The Spartans also have the Sept. 27 at 4 p.m. in Jenison .Friday. (X tobcrs unusual happenstance of three brothers on the same team with Fieldhouse. Women's basketball — today SatuKty. October g ] freshmen twins Tom and John at 3 p.m. in 137 Women's IM Music Auditorium MSl' Stelter joining older brother Bldg. Jim. Women's swimming and The Spartans should be diving — Sept. 27, at 3 p.m. in the Women's IM Building lower ready for Hope. They routed the Dutchmen 7-0 last year at pool balcony. Holland and Hope lost seven Gymnastics — today at 3:30 starters from last year's team. p.m. in 225 Jenison Fieldhouse. Shows: 8 A I |pm Women's golf — call Mary Tickets: Too for MSU Studentslw/llll Rutherford said he has been 4.00General Public&.tt the boor Fossum at 349-3335. Aviiifcit*' til; MSU Union Ticket Office School putting the team through kids' Records in Ann \rlxjr Basketball — call Jud Heath And by mail order to- double sessions for the past cote at basketball office, Jen¬ :ict I Ml A UU')T Showcascjnzz. UAIVSE. Union Bide vv* Msi v week and a half, including * ison Fieldhouse, 355-1644. Saturday, and a single practice Freshmen baseball Wed¬ Sunday. — r» it-Kim "They're a bit weary now," nesday, Sept. 29, at 8:00 p.m. in Hunks toSMAH said Rutherford on Wednesday. 222 Jenison Fieldhouse. li:sm\HI> SH'DI NI IMl.KIAINMEM l!«HX < "You can't go that long without K) smoking. Innd or drink intlrel.n fatigue setting in. Now that they only have singles, itH lift them up and by Saturday they should be at a pretty good peak." The Hope game is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Saturday on the MSU soccer Geld across from the tennis courts. No admission is charged. The booters' next game is a home clash Wednes¬ day against Calvin College. We have corduroyl painter paints in Rust, Hunter, Brown, and Navy Works like a dream sizes 3 to 13| for gals and 26 to 31 for guys. And they are onlyl $13°° each. Use your| Bahkcards or free layaway. Buy several. We also have regular painter pants in off- white $10°° and Navy denim $12°° Store Hours 9:30 to 5:30 except 203 E. Grand Blwar Thursdays g Friday* 9:3QtoWU BptatHfcwi, Eait Lonslng^khjaorT Friday, September 24, 1976 19 lodesian pow©r plon Carter remark perplexing to Lady Bird the MSU Folksong Society presents be announced (continued from page 1) gent and Carter went into Wednesday "to express his U. Utah today Phillips anyone sought her comment, seclusion for 20 minutes to have "They could say I was dis¬ coffee. regrets about the story and in tressed, hurt and perplexed." particular that implicating that Golden Voice Johnson confirmed that the Jimmy Carter was quoted as he considered Nixon and John¬ Democratic presidential candi¬ saying in the Playboy inter¬ son were in the of the Great Southwest! JURY, Rhodesia (AP) party said the caucus same category." the proposals accepted that will be view, which will appear in the ■Minister Ian Smith necessary. That date had called her after ad¬ ■ put to them by was never magazine's November issue, Jiywheth- Smith. But there was no ■ indica¬ part of any agree¬ vance reports of the Playboy Powell said Carter was not ment." "... I don't think I would ever minority govern- tion if they were the interview were released. Champion of railroads, hoboas, unions; mokar le same as take on the same frame of mind making excuses for the state¬ plos and vorltabia ol moost-turd Kjrld international those made "I felt it was very nice of him a potpourri ol songs and storlts. rollicking {okas, to by Kissinger at that Nixon or Johnson did ment, but apologizing for it. He toll tolas, llts and distortions. AT NO [n(j hand over power their meeting in Meanwhile, the war between to call me. He told me he had — said Carter was ADDITIONAL CHARGE. Utoh South Africa. Pretoria, black nationalist said a great deal of nice lying, cheating and distorting trying in the will liberally splco his porformonco with a Plothoro ol hit own com¬ , black majority guerillas and things interview to point out "we all the Rhodesian positions provloutly rocordod by such notables at Smith reportedly told about my husband on his travels the truth." JOAN BAEZ in pushed by Secre¬ Kissin government forces continued. Government have our shortcomings and ft An AND SCRUGGS, AND IINDA RONSTADT. te Henry A. Kissin ger he would recommend along with all the other Demo¬ Jody Powell, Carter's press because of that we ought not to ap¬ officials announced that Rhode¬ proval of the plan. However, he cratic presidents," Johnson secretary, said Carter tele¬ judge others too harshly for must also win sian security forces killed 18 said. phoned Lady Bird Johnson on ADMISSION MSU-Union agreement from their mistakes." the Rhodesian Front. more black nationalist At that point she broke off her Members: '2.00 "Parlors" gueril¬ The party has a 75 las, bringing to 27 the number conversation with reporters by Non Members: '2.50 2nd Floor, MSU Union majority in ment. It rejected British proposals for per cent the 66-seat parlia¬ two earlier killed in the past five A days. communique said three walking with her daughter, Luci Nugent, to greet Mrs. Carter. She took both of Carter's hands Weal FILM™ transfer¬ white-owned homesteads were ring power from the country's in hers, but the two did not &MEI0T attacked by guerillas but there embrace. —ITHEHTRE 278,000 whites to its 6.4 million casualties and only blacks. After a brief tour of the i reported. library exhibits, Johnson, Nu¬ There was "realistic from all of the members" at the talking caucus. Smith told newsmen. "At no time was there any irresponsible talk." Asked if he might meet with Kissinger again, Smith said, "I don't think »pt master cnarge j:ju l l .ou ■ Sunday ^ *★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★* . ^ RJHRRHARHRRHA. RHRRHA.RHRRHR RHR! RHRfWHR^RJHf^W-lARHR RJHARJHR j PRESENTS * * The Graduate WILLIAM PETER BLATTY'S * Goodbye Columbus THE MOST HIURIOOS Alice has a Summer of '42 The Last Picture Show THE * t 12-year-old kid. Every so often there's a movie EXORCIST She hasn't got a job * l that people relate to OwdtyWILUAM FRIEDKIN , and she's on her own. if in a special if kind of way * How come she has * >f The Paper Chase is such a movie, "Insanely such a good * + funny, outrageous and time? * if irreverent." if if * * * * if ELLEN BURS7YN If >f KRIS KRISTOFFERSON >f * v4UCE * * DOESN7 if LIVE HERE if if \ With Chevy Chase of ELLEN BURSTS MAX VON SVD0W LEE J COBB ANYMORE if ■ rwOIHY0OUOMS-UtOSAYSttfi^' IOHNHOU5EMAN"jt*WEftO«SE" ->noomTc.Thompson-nooniotpaul KUTY WINN JACK \'ecG0WR,AN JASON MILLER,*, * .r™" iiSSwes ...J/wnoniDOtswtLXjHNJAYOioonNja ...iohnwiluams Saturday Night Live UN1A8LAIR, v wWLLAM PETERAATTy A 0A/U 3USSKiND PRODUCi ON * ALFRED UJTTER HARVEY KEITLi a 6c ,c tW£ IADD „r., EwmiuccNOEL MARSHA! wtwtyROBERTGETCHELl cuicrtr, WD SUSSKM..U AUDREY MAAS if PG-ra, MARTIN SCORSESE <«r >f VwfeQ5 v if [•'09 Anthony 7:30 & 9:45 fI.Wilson7*n" Wilson 7:30 *9:45 Fri. Wilson 7:00,8:45,10:30 Sot. Conrad 7:00,8:45,10:30 Fri. Conrod 7:304 9:45 Sat. Sot. 109 1UV Anthony 7:30 ft 9:45 Antnony/mu.t-.ad Fri. 106B Wells 7:30 ft 9:30 Sot. 106B Wells 7:30 ft 9:30 if if fi Wil, Wilson 7:30 , 1.25 Sun Wilson 9:45 1.25 Sun. Conrad Conrod 7:30 '•50 Conrad 9:45 Sun. Conrod I *« * 1.25 * 20 Mlchlgon Stole News, Eost Looting, Michigan frldoy. Sentsmk The pERfoRMiNq ARTS COMr^i Lack of adequate room causes CAMPUS-WIDE AUDITION problems for Mondale crowd "MAJOR BARBARA" "INFERNAL "JACQUES BREL" The By CARL R. PARKS second floor of the Linda Hogan, Case Hall senior. "This is really bogue." portive and gratifying." "I was a former roommate of licized it. This is what happens when the student organization they'd be heckling him," he said. (PREPARE 2 SONGS -1 UPBEAT; I BA Union, oversaturated with Another student echoed her doesn't have control over people during Sen. Walter Mon¬ day's visit Thursday, became comments. Walter at the University of Minnesota back in 1948, 1949," things," lFrumkim said. Paul Buszak of Holmes Hall said he was a "McCarthyite" "CHILDREN'S REPERTORY CO." "I can stay home and listen to LocKert said. "Walter's brother Jose Trevino, a sociology and didn't mind not being able one of the issues of his MSU a voice on the radio," he said. Pete was my best friend. I was graduate student who is cam¬ to see the Minnesota senator. MONDAY - TU8DAY SEPTEMBER 27-28 speech. While the Minnesota 'This is stupid." paigning for Carter, Mondale senator hoping he would be here with "Actually, I had a class up¬ spoke in the ballroom, many outside strained to hear Pat Gottscall, a junior major¬ him." and Carr said the overflow stairs," he said. "Although I ROOM 49 AUDITORIUM 7:30 p.m ing in English, said she "should Most of Carter's staff could crowd was "fine with me." have definite views I'm always him over a loudspeaker system. have got here early," but Bob "I can get a better look on not explain the lack of a bigger willing to hear what people Both parlors were filled and about 100 Sather, a junior in fisheries and room. Charles Massoglia, of the television," he said. "IU be have to say." ALL MSU STUDENTS WELCOME more stood in the wildlife, said he had been. Carter organization, said part looking tonight — if they carry Dave Cassel of the Union hallway. "I was here earlier for about of the problem was "availabil¬ him." Trevino added that he maintenance staff estimated a five minutes, left for about 10 felt. local television coverage "I'm outraged they didn't ity." Jeff Frumkin of the Stu¬ crowd to be around 1,100. "The and the whole world came over was partial to have it in the auditorium," said dent Activities Office dis¬ Republican can¬ ballroom seats 600, there's a here," he said. agreed. didates. good 500 in the parlors and a Others were pleased by the "Mondale's people told me "If Ford were here, there'd good hundred out here now," he large crowd. that the national organization be just as big a crowd but said. Clint Lockert of the MSU wanted a speech for 500 and not Library said he found the a rally," he said. overflow crowd "very sup¬ "But the campus group pub¬ Icontinued from page 1) The eviction bill was part of a package of four tenant bills, all currently still in the legislature, introduced by Bullard in 1975. The other three would seek to insure tenant privacy rights, give tenants a 5'/i per cent interest rate on their security deposit and legalize tenant collective bargaining unions. Bullard said he does not expect these three bills to pass before the session ends late next month. ,r*m whl IITI fill "The fail MWCSmirswsCMttlUIIlE GflMOfR aiFMS OWHUOttfSlON Qtui WWit iltl BROOKS HARVIYKORIIAN nMAOEUNE KAHN sc^il 6RC0RS ■■ - MM;* TONIGHT AND SATURDAY For 2 Doyt Only, Cannot Bo Brought Back Or Held Over BARBRA STREISANDl in In the early sixties Barbra Streisand made a hardcore pornogropl film. A few years later she achieved super stardom and o conJ ted effort was made to destroy all copys of this totally graphicfilJ This film has never been shown in theatres. When it was theatre could show it. The effort to mode,| destroy the film was al successful. Very few prints of this film exist. Beal has one oftht and will be showing it for two days only. This film has become! most nortorious collectors movie ever produced. You wouldt believe it even after you've seen it! PLUS ■ "PORNO SNIPS" - The wildest moments from 3 different h< shorts. This program runs about 40 minutes, 40 very hot minutes. ADMISSION 75'. SHOW TIMES 7:00,7:45,0:30, »:1S, 10:00,10:45,11:30 Showplace 102 B Wells Admission 7S' An entertolnment service of the Beal Co-operative A NIGHT AT THE OPERA AND BOOP, too! ■ Michigan 5tote News, East Lansing, Michlnnn Friday, September 24, 1976 21 ichoo/ still spiritalive at lU ABRAM'S PLANETARIUM PRESENTS iv MICHAEL SAVEL over 1,200 students will return JJte News Staff Writer to with such things as "Go State" LGM sections 10 and 11 in the good old days of school spirit. major cause of it said tradition is dead at stadium. and "Beat Notre Dame." "We just got together last breaking up," more spirit at MSU than I he said. A spirit block, for The comeback of the thought there was." those who spirit spring and decided it was time The group has been block is the product of a pub¬ The group will sit in [ginning with the Notre have forgotten, is a group of group to promote tradition and spirit licizing its efforts since 34 rows L football game this Satur- students sitting together and of about 20 students who again," said Lorie Fiesselmann, spring of 36 people on the 25-yard line term and its dream was fulfilled a spirit block composed of formed the Student Foundation and during halftime break and •LITTLE GREEN MEN- holding up a series of cards last spring to bring back the a spokesperson for the group. when the section filled up the time outs will hold The last year Spartan Stadi¬ first day of ticket sales. up one of INTELLIGENT LIFE IN um had a eight different cards. The high¬ THE UNIVERSE spirit block was "f couldn't believe that on the light will probably be volunteer programs provide during the 1967 football season. A lack of interest and low first day tickets went on we filled all sale 1,212 seats," Fies¬ a formation of Beaumont Tower, a long-time symbol of MSU large attendance at football games caused the group to break selmann said. "There is a lot tradition. 25c up. Discount "The section was originally in Ipportunities for involvement sections 10 and 11, but seniqrs wanted their good seats and the section got moved into the end J By MICHAEL SAVEL The office is funded through Services Bldg. zone," Fiesselmann explained. "Attendance was low at some of Man has discovered billions ol slors ond produced evidence ■State News Staff Writer the University and suggest that planets orbit mony of them t transporta¬ Impression V the games and a lot of Does intelligent lif he Office of Volunteer Pro- tion is provided for most — 7 p.m., 150 people exist on some of these planets? ..If so. how do we discover it volun¬ Student Services Bldg. Volun¬ moved to better seats and then s positions available How do we communicote with it? teers. The office provides stu¬ teers work as guides, lecturers the section got broken up." ■students who want to do dents with a staff member to and demonstrators in the Im¬ nth their spare time than assist in James Mclntyre, advisor to formulating programs pression science museum. the Student Foundation, said Jibing around. and has a library available with Friday 8110pm Adults the radical and the anti¬ 1,1 Tjst year the office placed materials on a wide range of Otto Jr. High - 3 wave Saturday aifOp.m M.S.U. Students p.m., 26 war movement of the sixties is | 2.000 students in volun- topics. Student Services Bldg. Volun¬ Sunday ]:3014p.m Children (12 ( under) to blame for the loss of 50 rmsitions in special educa- Volunteers work for no pay teers work in the classroom spirit. No pre-schoolers admitted "The attitude that i,r legal services, medical or credit, but Smith said that at assisting teachers and in the every¬ ; and recreation pro- times school's reading center. thing you did had to have some arrangements can be relevance in the late 60s is a made After the 0 p m. shows there will be a brief current with professors for shy progrom with outdoor new programs have independent study credit. observing weather permitting. Following the 10 p m Ided this year and IABSOLUTELY NO ONE UNDER 18 ADMITTEDI shows, this week's album: Blow Your Face Out they The orientation schedule for by the J. Geils Bond Sept. 27 is as follows: Lansing Buddies, • Career Center — 7 p.m. 6 ■jch focuses on a one-to-one Student Services Bldg. Ktionship between the volun- •Ingham Medical Center lr and a child. Play Pals — 6:30 p.m., 120 LIVE ON STAGE #1 MY MASTER EROTIC DANCER: (Capital Area Career Center, Berkey Hall. Play Pals is a |ch trains high school pediatrics program in which Maria Lane LIVE SHOW DAILY LOVE n 50 vocational skill volunteers provide ambulatory 12:00,3:00.4:00.9:00,12:00 ■programs for the mentally and bed-confined children with craft and physical #2 BOTTOMS play oppor¬ larded which focus T with mentally on work- retarded tunities. #1'Midnight UP •Michigan School for the Hustle Blind - 6:30 p.m., 332 Union. pThe Clinical Lab, which The volunteer assists the direc¬ #3 GLORIA volunteers the chance to tor in planning and implement #2-Betty k in a laboratory assisting ing an after-school recreation Baby COME ROME nicians and doing general program. work. •Michigan School for the Plus ■The office is also operating a Deaf-8 p.m. 117 Berkey Hall. pmunity service and referral Volunteers develop creative 3rd Super Hit . The volunteer will activities to share with deaf i to citizen concerns and children. them to the appropriate On Sept. 28: •Advocates Interested in the ne Smith, director of the Developmentally Disabled ■, said that volunteering (AID) - 7 p.m., 209 Bessey It only offers personal fulfill- Hall. The volunteer assists the but < i aid i „ developmentally disabled per¬ welopment. son to adjust to the community ■We offer students the around him. to get their feet wet in a • Camp Hifields — 6:30 p.m., lid before the classroom gives 6 Student Services Bldg. Volun m the chance," Smith said, teers aid anti social teenagers r example, we can place an- in developing social skills and m major in a classroom improving self-concept. ■t before students start Community Service and pular teaching." Referral — 4 p.m., 6 Student ^ BRAZIER HOT DOG FOR ONLY At this price it hardly pays to stay home and took! And wait 'til you taste our own special kind of a plump and juicy weiner set in a freshly steamed bun and seasoned with our own zesty BRAZIER® sauce and mustard. Bring a big appetite and a hungry family! SEPTEMBER 20-OCTOBER 3 PETER J. CHADWICK brazier Manager 310 W. Grand River Ave East Lansing 0 as. Pat. Off.. Am. D.O. Corp. © 1976 Am. D.Q. Corp. 2 2 Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan c STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Automotive 64 M FRANKLY SPEAKING Aitnatin by phil frank f S£jjj .... CORVETTE 1972 - convertible. KARMEN GHIA, 1968. Good en¬ WANTED: ANIMAL lover to care Good condition. Must sell. Phone WANTEO-RESPONSIBLE Stu¬ gine, good gas mileage, excellent 373-6820 before 5 p.m. 655-4272 evenings. 6-9-30 (131 tires. Needs body work. $450. 349-1738.6-9-30(15) for dachshund kennel when owner is away. Phone 371-3783. 2-9-24 dent couple or student interested in occasionally babysitting week¬ ends and weekly duration! in our &?»., J"* P»rt lime emolowf!!1 *4 lent COUGAR 1972, showroom condi¬ Waverty area home, for one boy, 5 salary and *"• 5 tion. No rust. Air, V-8, automatic, MAVERICK 1970, blue, standard BABYSITTER IN my home. Mon¬ and one girl 2, own including tuilion ,/«• 1» transmission. New clutch, good transportation •fter one AM/EM cassette, low miles, pow¬ day and Wednesday all day. needed, salary open. Cell after 4 yea,. Awv"jj" AUTOMOTIVE er. $1995/best offer. 339-3475. mileage, radio. $500. 351-7659. 6-10-1 (121 References. Phone 348-3063. 3-9- p.m. 372-8844 2-9-24136) Pffice. Lansing, SPARRowTN Scooters & Cycles Ports A Service 6-9-30 118) MAZDA PICKUP. 1973. With 27(121 GENERAL OFFICE—Girl Friday W-9180.^ ! Aviation CUTLASS 1971 convertible, new KITCHEN STEWARDS positions for busy sales office. babysitter fob ■> ~--- EMPLOYMENT top and tires, runs very well. camper top, carpet, radio. Runs perfect, good mileage. $1900. available, full and part time. Posi¬ Computer experience helpful - Office exper¬ ^7^S°mehous;°VT9lN flexible. Own •alary. Grandtranspona|OI,lS Phone 349-4145 or 353-2742. 5-9- 355-7953. 6-9-30 114) tion involves supervision, dish¬ ience muet. 482-3168. 9 FOR RENT a.m.-5 29(141 washing and sanitation. Appli¬ p.m. 6-9-30 (16) LeST^W Apartments Houses CUTLASS 1969, V-8 automatic, MGB 1971 new paint, new ex¬ cants must be eble to work nights and weekends. Contact Robert BUSBOYS PART and full time. afteMp.m.2-924ufj * haust, AM/FM. excellent. Call Rooms good shape. 9500. 394-3862 or 351-3232 after 5 p.m. Z-4-9-28 1121 Black, LONG'S RESTAURANT Must be 18 or older. part-time bViT,; - Apply at FOR SALE 394-2028 after 5 p.m. 3-9-27 (12) and CONVENTION CENTER, 6810 SEAHAWK RESTAURANT. Mon¬ assistant, Unsing office. il' » Animals MUSTANG 1972 - 8 cylinder, South Cedar Street, between 2-6 day - Friday, 3 p.m. - 5 p.m. red, will train Exr*,;,? ^ DATSUN 2402 1972, cleen, great automatic, power steering, vinyl p.m. Apply in person. 69-30 (401 665-2175. 6-9-30 (181 if nV'Wc(i% Mobile Homes LOST & FOUND condition. Call after 6 p.m. 489- 3263. C-2-9-24 (121 top. 42,000 miles, excellent condi¬ tion. $1,895. Call 332 0012. 6-10-1 DISHWASHERS MUST be able to work nights and weekends. SERVICE STATION attendenta, ;sr'°A-is,a„c5^ PERSONAL full and part time, day or evening. child PEANUT', PERSONAL DATSUN 1972 240Z 4 speed. Apply in person, contact Robert Weekend hours. Apply in person CARE/M:,;---- portation required REAL ES1 ATE Mags, new tires/exhaust, excel¬ MUSTANG MACH I 1971, 351 Black. LONG'S RESTAURANT at B.C. STANDARD SERVICE References, call ««.• near"''"l lent condition. 485-1842. 5-9-30 V-8, standard transmission, good AND CONVENTION CENTER, 8206 West Saginaw Highway, ""w (12, """M RECREATiON 5527. 6-9-30 condition, phone 4854)645 after 5 6810 South Cedar Street, between Laneing. 6-9-30 (24) SERVICE p.m. 3 9-29 (141 2-6 p.m. 6-9-30 126) part time Instruction DATSUN 1974, B-210, automatic, HELP WANTED full time, ROS- employ™,/"' radials, AM/FM, rustproofed. OLDSMOBILE ROYALE Conver¬ PART-TIME phoning for sales SOW JEWELERS. Call 361-1096. multi-manufacturer (wj Typing $1824, or best offer. 482-0140. tible 1971. Good condition. Tele¬ oriented mala. Good hours, good Automotive required 8-10-4 (12) TRANSPORTATION 339-3400 c 6-9-30(121 phone 372 9717. 3-9-28 1121 pay. 351 3957. 6-9-30 112) .(T9-30112| WANTED ATTENTION SKIERS: All employ¬ TAXI DRIVERS ROUND TOWN DODGE 1967 V-8, automatic. $300. Call 349-4779 after 6:00 p.m. [ Automotive BABYSITTER NEEDED immedi¬ ately for two girls. In my Spartan ees at SCHUSS MOUNTAIN free. Our personnel director will be ski have excellent wantM It driving « 2-9-24 (12! Apply VARSITY CAB CC" 'RATES** Village apartment. Approximately conducting Interviews for all win¬ 332-3559. 2-9-24 (13) VEGA WAGON 1974, excellent for 25 hours/week. Prefer married ter positions, Tuesday, September DODGE CHALLENGER 1970. Ex¬ OPEL 1967, dependable, very thrif¬ kawasaki lOOcc 1971. $100 or around town economy, air, auto¬ woman with no children. 353- 28th at the Placement cellent running condition. Call ty, desires new owner. $170. best offer. Call 355 3196 after 5 Center, HOSTESS. WAITRESSES 351 -5222 before 9 a.m.,'after 5 p.m matic, $995. 625-3111. 5-9-30 (12) p.m. 2-9-27 02) 7927. 1-9-24 1221 Student Services Building. Ski cook- ^ 371-4572, after 5:30 p.m. Z 5-929 Day and weekend ti instructors, front desk, house¬ Apply in person. SPAGHfl 319?J14L VOLKSWAGEN VAN 1972, rebuilt TRIUMPH - BSA 1973, 750cc, BROILER COOK, experience ne¬ keeping, snow-making and TREE, 220 S. Howard. PLYMOUTH SATELLITE, 1970 engine, radial tires. $1800 firm. three cylinder. Excellent condition, cessary. apply in person. STAR¬ grooming, life attendants, barten¬ Z)$ DODGE DART, 1967. Fair condi¬ 337-1270 after 5:30 p.m. Z-3-9-28 BOARD TACK, 1100 two door. 8 cylinder with radio. $1050. Bill, 353-2036. 6-9 30 (12) Trowbridge ders, waitresses and other ski area tion. $250 or best reasonable offer. Roed. 5-9-29 112) One owner. 523 West Mt. Hope. related positions open. Enjoy a fun Call 332-4558 after 5 p.m. S-5-9-29 After 4:00. 7 10-1 (16) winter at Northern Michigan's DEPENDABLE. LOVING to HONDA CL-350 1972, very good ter for school 7 20 »3 so 14 10 BABYSITTING AND light house year in our Okad condition, 9,800 miles, $480. 332 finest ski resort. SCHUSS MOUN¬ home. 4 year old girl, half PLYMOUTH 1968, 6 cylinder au¬ 8009. X 3-9-28 (12) cleaning in my East Lansing home TAIN. Mancelons. Michigan year old daml 9 60 11.00 22 40 DODGE DART Custom 1974. 2 tone beige, automatic, air, 23,500 tomatic. Good tires/radio. New- every Saturday. Call after 7 p.m. 49669. 4-9-28 1651 girl, all day, through Thursday, 8:304®. (J Ito*1 brakes. Phone 355-7774. 2-9-27 1975 YAMAHA XS-650, low mil¬ 332-5205. 5-9-29 116) week, no miles, clean. $2595, 351-1997. VOLKSWAGEN 1969. Newly eage. Only $1050 takes it. 627- FULL AND part-time positions have own housekeeping. ) 3-9-27 114) painted, clean interior. Good en¬ OFFICE WORK transportation, Em 2294. 2-9-27 (12) - Experienced, open for cooks, broiler and saute. student wife. Phone PINTO RUNABOUT 1974. vinyl gine. $500. Phone 394-2680 any¬ some bookkeeping. Part time only. Applicants must have experience after 4 p.m. 2-9-241411 349-Stl FIAT, 1974. 124 Convertible. Blue, sunroof, radio, 4 speed, low miles, time. 7-10-1 (12) Apply in person, MSU BOOTERY. excellent condition, low mileage, easy winter start, reasonable price. sharp. 625-3111. 5-9 30(12) VOLKSWAGON SUPERBEETLE [ Auto Service !| / 5-9-29 (131 and be able to work nights and weekends. Apply in person, con¬ tact Robert Black. LONG'S RES¬ PART-TIME jobs. $4 hour. Ct Inquire. 351-3749. 6-9-30(16) 1973. Excellent. Rear defogger, EARN MONEY and get your 100% 394-2681, Monday ■ Friday II PINTO RUNABOUT 1972, auto AMERICAN. GERMAN AND TAURANT AND CONVENTION AM/FM, 26,000 miles, $1,750. a.m. - 11:30 a.m. 6 9-30 (121 matic. 34,000 miles, no rust. FOREIGN CAR REPAIR, also pure vitamins, minerals, protein CENTER, 6810 South Cedar FIAT 124, 1971 Sports Coupe, 651 5229, 332-0637. 3-9-27 (12) free. SHAKLEE PRODUCTS 393- $1200/best offer. 627-4317. 2 9-24 body. 20% DISCOUNT to stu¬ Street, between 2 - 6 p.m, 6-9-30 BABYSITTER, MONDAYS S_ console, 5 speed, steel belted tires, 3627, 882-2931. Z-5-9-29 1151 dents and faculty on all cash 'n <401 p.m. -5 p.m. for 3 and 5 year otfl 4 wheel disc brakes. Good condi¬ VOLKSWAGON CONVERTIBLE tion, 30 MPG, must sell. $900. 1974. Excellent condition, AM/ carry VW service parts. IMPORT Transportation furnished, il % PINTO 1973, Runabout, AM radio. AUTO PARTS. 500 East Kala¬ WAITRESS - EXPERIENCE, PHONE SALES, tickets. Hourly hour. 883-0757.6-9 301151 372-1360. 6-10-1 (23) FM. $2600. 351-4084, after 5 p.m. Four speed, excellent condition, mazoo and Cedar. 485-2047, 485- lunch, dinner hours, part-time, rate. 5 p.m. - 9 p.m., Monday - $1295/best offer. Call 339-2914. 3-9-27 (12) weekends. FIAT SPORTS Coupe 1974, 5 9229. Master Charge and Bank Apply in person, Friday. 351-2861. Walking dis¬ COOKS-FULL or part t>. 6-9-30(14) American! C-6-9-30 1371 GINO'S ROMA, 254 West Grand tance from campus. speed transmission, $2995. Excel¬ 6-9-30 114) 11:30 7:30 shift, full or part tin • VOLKSWAGEN 1970 camper, pop River. 2-9-27 (171 nights 7:00 - 3:00 A M. lent condition. After 5 p.m. 351- PINTO WAGON 1974 Deluxe top, fully equipped, sleeps 4, ALL YOUR foreign car replace¬ STUDENT RESEARCH asristant, start. Apply in person, 12J0s| 8215. 6-9-30(13) interior, 2300cc engine, 17,500 $1500/best offer. 393-5143. 3-9-27 ment part time. Library research in the mail part needs at CHEQUERED WANTED: MESSENGER to work experience helpful. AMERICAS, miles, snow tires. $2200 or best (13) FLAG FOREIGN CAR PARTS, field of FIREBIRD 1969, blue, low mileage, in State News Display Advertising psychoanalytic biography. CUP RESTAURANT, 220 Mkcl offer. 337-2515. 6-9-30 (16) 2605 East Kalamazoo Street, one 1-313-557-0396. Z-6-9-30 (151 automatic. Interior/exterior like VW CAMPER 1971 entire year. Must have car and be 4-9-28 (281 new engine, mile west of new. Call 351-2055 after 6 p.m. good body, convertible top, $2100. campus. 487-5065. available between 1.1,,«.m, end, 3 6-9-30 (14) PONTIAC CATALINA, 1966, good condition, power brakes/steering, Call 355-6205. 5-9-29 (12) C-6-9-29 123) p.m. every day at least 3 hours. Mileage is paid. Call 353-6400 ask WANTED BABYSITTER: Two pre school children. Wednesday, Q For Rent "£ FIREBIRD 400, rust. Automatic, 1968 sharp, no power, new automatic. $300 negotiable. 355- 9923. 3-9-27 112) VW BUS 1972, excellent condi¬ tion, camping accessories, $2400. [~ Aviation ^](>£) for Oan or Cecl. Students S-2-9-24 1301 only. 12:46 - 6 p.m. end Thursday, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Additional hours optional. Near evening TV AND stereo rentals $25tan mags, runs great. $795/best offer. 882-8338 after 7 p.m. 6-10-1 (12) campus. $10.98/ month. Call NEJAC 31 PONTIAC CATALINA 1965 with PARACHUTING LESSONS every Own transportation. Call after 10 339-3475. 6-9-30 (16) cassette stereo system. 349-3948. PROGRAMMER, EXTRAORDIN¬ 1010. C-6-930 (121 day during September and Octo¬ ARY opportunity. Join a a.m. 361-6460. 2-9-28 (22) 3-9-27 (12) VW 1970, gold. Excellent condi¬ ber. Details 351 0799, 543 6731. shop FORD 1967 Camper-Van, which encourages initiative and CAR SPACES for rent. Close runs tion. $800 or best offer. Call Z-1-9-24 1121 BROILER MAN - Experienced in | great. $390. 373-8023 days, 332 332-5175. Anytime. X-7-10-1 (12) responsibility while providing sup¬ steak campus, great for ct 6841 nights, Jim. 3-9-27 (12) PONTIAC TRANS AM 1975. Air, house operation, able to port and skill-sharing. Combine 332-3885. 1-9-24 (12) FORD TORINO 1972. Very good AM FM, automatic, 394-1538. X 6-9-30(12) VW 1966. Good running condi¬ tion. $150 firm. Call 337-1653, ask [ Employment jjjf] real-world practicality and ad¬ vanced know-how in biomedical work nights and weekends. bus persons. Apply BONANZA. 6727 South Cedar Street. Also condition. Radio and snow tires. and sociomedical applications in¬ 5-9-29 PONTIAC FIREBIRD, 1968, V8, for Jean. 2-9 24 (12) COMPANION PERSONAL aide - 1221 $1200 or best offer. Phone 394- apartment mate to young wheel¬ cluding clinic information systems, Automotive 0363 after 1 p.m. 6-9-30(18) 350, radio, heater, runs well. $400. VW CAMPMOBILE 1971. Sink, ice chair person. Undergrad with sample surveys, mapping, etc. 351-0170. 6-10-1 (12) box, FM radio, tape player. Rear credit load only. Prefer well built light Good communication and tho¬ HOUSEKEEPER: 3-5 housework plus care of "afternoons, FORD GALAXIE 1970 - Air, new window defroster. Snow tires, single male, quiet, homebodied, rough knowledge of Fortran re¬ ten child. Own Kindergar¬ tires, excellent transportation. RENAULT 1971, R-16. Florida car, $2000. 353-3872. 6-9-30 (17) quired. Must work at least 20 transportation. well structured lifestyle. 30 m.p.g., front wheel drive, air Room, hours/week. Previous experience 349-2290. 6-9-30 (12) $450. 349-2972, after 5:30 p.m. partial board, salary. Luxurious 7th 6-9-30(12) conditioning. Very good condi¬ VW 1969. Good tires, clutch, 1972 floor highrise apartment at River- desirable. Graduate students pre¬ tion. 351-4285. 3-9-27 (16) ferred. Phone 353-3200. 4-9-28 BABYSITTER IN my home Mon¬ engine, new front end. Great for view Towers. 5 minutes to BUICK GS 455 1970. Power FORD 1965 Station Wagon. Runs parts. $150. 332-3693. S-5-9-30 cam¬ 161) day, Tuesday, Thursday. Must pus. Automobile necessary. A have own transportation and en¬ steering, power brakes, automatic, satisfactory. Best offer. Call 355- SAAB 1975 L-99. Four great opportunity for outstanding radio. $898. Phone after 5 door, joy toddlers. 349-3260. 2-9-24 (15) p.m. 3017. 3-9-28 (12) AM/FM stereo, 4 student. BODYMAN - MINIMUM 35 394 2192. 6 9 30(15) speed, 28 $99 and 482-2221, noon to mid¬ M.P.G. Very sharp! 655-3062. up Transportation hours per week. Skills and night. Z-6-10-1 (53) welding ASSIST FEMALE paraplegic stu¬ FORD GRAN Torino 1974 2 door, 6-9-30 (14) specialists. MAX CURTIS FORD and bodywork with classic and dent near COMPACT REFRIGERATORS TVs - stereos, we rent and di | BUICK LIMITED. 1958. Rare mod¬ air, sturdy car, runs and handles across from Sears. 351-1830. 0-5- sports car. HAMMONDSPORT, campus, 1-2 hours per JUST PIZZA now hiring. Must be day or possible live-in. Phone el. 51,000 original miles. Excellent well, 625-3111. 5-9-30(14) 9-29 (12) 349-1770.5-9-29(181 free on/off campus! DO SI ATA SPRING 1970 and 18 and have own car. condition. $1200. 337-0447. 6-9-30 1975 Hourly wage 351-7256 after 5 p.m. 2-9-24 (171 RENT-ALL 372-1795.6-930 US I Bradley GT. Both completely re¬ plus commission. Apply in person. FORD TORINO 1971 2-door, built and excellent. Must sell. IMorcycles fej 1139 East Grand River, after 5:00 48,000 miles, automatic, power $2500 each. 349-3615. Z p.m. X-7-10-1 (20) ROBERTS CAMARO 1967 with 6 cylinder engine, standard transmission, steering, $500. 694-8452. 1-9-24 (12) 3-9-27 CHOPPED 350 Honda. LOCAL BUSINESS AUTOMOTIVE PARTS snow tires. $350. 339-3272. 6-9-30 Completely expanding. 112) GREMLIN 1974 20,000 miles. Good condition. $1,750/best offer. TORNADO 1974, 27,000 miles Loaded, very clean. $4,300. Phone customized, needs work. $575. MSTA - 520 Linden, East Lan¬ Some sales, management, promo¬ tional experience. Call 372-1046; EAST SPECIALS CAMARO 1974 sharp, 3 speed, sing. Z-7-10-1 1131 4-6 p.m. 0-3-9-27(12) power steering and brakes. $2895. Phone 625-7524. 1-9-24 (12) 676-5027. 6 10-1 1121 good thru Sept. 30th Phone 332-6075. 694-0595. 3-9-27 HONDA XL350, 1976. Only 160 SHOE SALESPERSON for ju¬ GREMLIN 1971, 6 cylinder, 3 VEGA 1972. Good condition, new miles. Complete warranty. $900. venile shoe store part time. Must speed, 47,000 miles. Sun-roof new battery. $850. 485-5772 after radial tires, runs well. $800 or best offer. Phone 394-0363 after 1 p.m. Phone 351-4613. 3-9-28112) be experienced. Apply in person. MODERN YOUTH SHOE STORE, WKLCOMI BACK STUDINTS! CAMARO 1969. Power steering, 5:30 p.m. 3-9-27(16) "We or* your disc brakes, AM FM, air condi¬ 6-9-30 1171 Frandor Shopping Center, Complete Automotive Porta Center" tioning $1150 Phone 355-3582. GREMLIN 1972, purple, 6 cylinder Lansing. S-7-10-1 1221 610-1 1121 automatic. 47,000 miles. Fine con¬ VEGA WAGON 1972. 37.000 dition. $11,000. 349-3972. 6-10-1 miles, radio, air. $550. 487-8615 CAPRICE power 1966. blue, 2 door, steering. 72,000 miles. Runs (121 evenings. Must Sell. 3-9-27 (121 WE ARE NOW MUFFLERS, PIPES, AIR LIFT SHOCK HONDA 600 Sedan 1972. Excel¬ great, solid body $325. 355-2024. VEGA G.T., 1972. Must be seen. TAKINO AND 3 9 27 (151 lent, $750. Call Mr. Dobyns, 351-9109 or 373 0171. 5-9-29 112) Tuned and winterized. Four speed, APPLICATIONS ABSORBERS CHEVY CUSTOM Impala, 1974. tinted glass, new tites, new ACCESSORIES (150 PSI) JOINING NAVY Must sell brakes. 355-8101 6-10-1 1181 TOR Low, low, low mileage. Divorce - forces sale, $3,200. 655-3451. 3-9- beautiful condition 1972 Cutlass. 27 113! Asking $1500. Phone 393-1954 6-10-1 112) Only a few 1,2 & 3 bedroom CHEVY IMPALA 1965, 283. $300 Apartments unfurnished opts, some with or best offer. Call Roberta at PINELAKI left study 339-9455. 2-9 24 (121 APARTMENTS •next fo campus Have A Place 4080 Marsh Rd. -2 on johns per apt. the Red Cedar To Head To... from '180 pormo. APARTMENTS Meridian Mall Area •furnished Collingwood (includes Cot heet ft water) -air conditioned • HEATED POOL -balconies ■free canoes Apartments KNOB HILL • Unlimited One bedroom, perking • Furnished appliances, shag carpet air, drapes, adjacent to Roommate Service ★ Air Conditioned APARTMENTS • Studios • 1 Bedroom new Lake Lansing Park. Quiet country atmos¬ available ★ Dishwasher Office Open Installation Available Installation Extra. *49 •5 ★ Shag Carpeting 12 - 5 Monday-Saturday • 2 Bedroom phere in excellent RIVERS mt location. Ideal for grad ★ Unlimited Parking or by appointment • Air conditioning AND ★ Plush Furniture roll Rate*: students and young couples. WATERS EDGE ★ Model Open Daily 34 9 - 4700 RORERTS AUTOMOTIVE ROBERTS AUTO PABTJ Stud 1 Br 2 Br BAST WBSTLAND SHOPPY 'I*5 '198 *260 LOCATED 745 Burcham Dr. '145/month plus utilities APARTMENTS '/.MILE NORTH 4980 Park Lake Rd. at CENTER 9 351-3118 S 339-8192 I0S0 Wotersedge Dr. Call OF JOLLY RD. Grand River, E. Lansing Waverty at Saginaw * Weekdays (nail to Cador Village) ONQKEMOSRD. Phone 372-4170 1-468-3857 Phone 351 -6042 332-4432 351-8282 please, no pets Hrs.M-F 6-4, Set. 5-5, Sun. 10-4 Suit. 10-4 [Michigan Staf Now., Eost laming, Michigan Friday, September 24, 23 feSDffl i IB rcnw 1976 n^n^i r^jri® FRII RESPONSIBLE FEMALE mate. Own room. Hagadorn and room¬ THREE BEDROOM, 1)4 bath, EAST LANSING - 25 x 12 foot- DISHES, COOKING utensils, dou¬ L Animals JjVi) Mt. Hope. 361-8238 or 332-2749 partly furnished and carpeted. room In house for couple or two to TWO PAIR 96" x 84", dark gold, ble bed, bicycle, leather ITI 6-9-30(121 Convenient to MSU and LCC. share. Own toilet. 630 Virginia, jacket, open weave drapes plus LESLIE MODEL 122. (two), excel- ENGLISH SETTER puppies, AKC. $200 plus utilities. Sorry no chil¬ kitchen table, matching lent condition $400 each. 482-6674 Excellent field dogs. Champion "VlRVlCI WANTED dren. Students welcome. Call 332-3867. 9930 118) miscellaneous items. 332-6197. 2-924 (131 sheers - like new, $80. Call after 6 p.m., 393-7698. 3-929 (191 after six, after nine Monday and bloodline. Phone 676-5429 ROOMMATE: Male 332-443® doesn't drink or smoke. One 371-1479.7-10-1^(29 EFFICIENCY APARTMENT down¬ SANSUI 881 RECEIVER, 63RHS/ Thursday. 7-10-1 (16) evenings. 3-9-27 (12) bedroom apartment, town Lansing, $100/month. Call COUGAR 240 skis, new, $25. ed. H mile from fully furnish¬ FOUR BEDROOM student rental, AIM INC 332-4240. 99929 (12) Channel, $300. Twin spring and Schwinn Varsity 10 speed CIMATTI, friction driven bicycle. FREE MALE cat, approximately 4 bike, ClGERATORS - DISHWASH- campus. $96 deposit, plus $95 monthly, plus furnished all utilities paid. $90 mattress, $20. 337-1806 (3-927 disassembled, $20. Coronet, $175. Driven only 10 miles. $300. 626- months old. To a good home. f. freezers. ESCHTRUTH AP- each. 233 North Foater, 4890460. WANTED: STUDENT, live in, to 1121 Clarinet, $95. Electric football 6570. X-6-9-30 (12) 332-4251. E-5-9-30 (12) LnCES 315 South Bridge, tf Ledge. Cell 627-2191.8-10- tsgbsr °n»L 2-924 (14) care for toddler and 2100.9930 (12) home. 337- DYNACO 400 watt power amplifi¬ game, $5. 349-3948. 3-927 (21) ULTRA LINEAR 450. Less than 1 FREE PUPPY. 13 weeks old. ROOM IN furnished house. $70. er like new $375. SUS UNIVER¬ year old, $150. 487-1517 after 6 Needs good home. Call 337-0014. GROSBECK AREA GIBSON ES-330 electric guitar, 2 bedrooms, - NM7MSU, Plus utilities. 1404 East Oakland. 440 PARK Lane, double. $67.60 SAL SERVICE, 3499575. 9929 Ampeg VT-22 amplifier. Best p.m. 6-9-30 (12) E-5-9-29 (12) stove, carpeted. Phone 361-6964. refrigerator! Call 482-4397. Male. 9930113) per person per month. Plus utili¬ reasonable offer. Ched, 337-0937 3-9-27 ties. Two blocks from 4-9-28 (121 TOASTER, IRONING board, like GERMAN SHORT-haired pups for fPACIt 619 GROVE, one male for coed 332-1928. 99-27 (161 campus. ORGAN - VOX, Jaguar - $175. new. Tables, chairs, pots, pans, sale, AKC registered. Priced to Vox, amp 70 watts $100. Call Paul " " house. Own ■close to Campui ACROSS CAMPUS - One tod- room, community cooking, lots of parking. $62.50 332-2701. Z-3-9-27 (12) GUILD F50R, Gibson Humming¬ sell. Phone 646-6306. 5-9-29 (13) room, FURNISHED ROOMS near MSU. bird, Gibson Blue Ridge, Gibson toll 332 ■ 2591 after living fireplace, furnished. Nice, quiet. $190/month. 351- and utilities. 332-8963. Z-2-924 Call EQUITY VEST 484-9472 or 335, Fender and Rickenbacker HORSES BOARDED. Excellent 118) TV SONY, black and white. 12", 5 9299. 6-9-30 (121 evenings 351-3306,351-5312. 0-2- 924 (12) J CAM FOR V V guitars, Wurlitzer electric piano, Vox and Yamaha organs, amplifi¬ used 5 months, $100. 332-3161. 3-9-27 (12) care, box stalls. 15 minutes from East Lansing. $60 a month. 669-3360. 3-9-27 (16) DeWitt NEAR FRANDOR, 3 - MALE - SHARE apartment. bedroom, ers and speaker cabinets. All at clean. $240. Quiet LARGE Furnished, free bus, pool, air neighborhood. Phone 372-1336, 372-4845. SINGLE rooms - $25 BOOKS lower than discount prices. Ken¬ LADIES FIVE speed Raleigh AMERICAN ESKIMO puppies dishwasher, parking. $75 9929 deposit, from $66/month. Also wood six head auto-reverse KW Will grow to 25 pounds maximum. 349- 112) lease by week. 351-4495. C-9930 Sprite. $70. Hardly been used. Call 2827. 9927 (121 8077 reel to reel. Sansui QS500 4 Gibsons |GE 1 bedroom, 401 South 339-3163 anytime. 6-9-30 (12) Registered. Great for apartment channel amplifier, Pioneer SX990 ,. Utilities, drapes, carpet LEXINGTON, MINUTES from watch dog. Call 487-9490. 6-9-30 ). $180. 371-2539. 5-9-29 ONE BEDROOM receiver, Lenco, Gerrard, BIC and GIRLS 10 Speed, Columbia. Like (17) furnished apart¬ campus. Carpeted 6 bedroom, ment. Carpeting, drapes, laundry CEDAR/AURELIUS, desirable ef¬ Loads of PE turntables. Lots of low priced new. Asking $50. Phone 372-4737 ranch, $460.372-1338 or 372-4846. ficiency. Paper and stereos and 4 channel CB mom, generous parking. Haslett 9929 (12) Bus/library/ahopping. hardbacks, Text and radios, anytime. 2-9-24 (12) SEVEN YEAR old, 15.3 hunter $115/utilities. Responsibility, ref¬ car eight tracks and cassettes. JiALE TO share bedroom in Road and Woodside Drive. $196 erences! 663-8418. 0-9930 112) Reference Photo equipment, pocket calcula¬ dressage dark Bay Gelding. Nice ■bedroom furnished epartment !?$?' Include» heat and water. TWO HUNDRED YEAR old Barnwood, conformation and gaits; loving T two 351-6159. 6-9-30 1231 HOUSE, 5 bedrooms each. tors, chess sets, leather coats, like others. $85 per month. Close to We buy books anytime use for shelves or paneling. Call disposition. Shows well in Hunter campus. Call 351-4107 OWN ROOM in three bedroom new and some old from a low $5. 18195. 2 9-27 (151 alter 5 p.m. 9930 112) house. Near MSU. Call 371-4497 128 W. Grand River 100 pairs of ice skates from $3. 351-3643. Z-2-9-24 (12) classes; dressage judges say he WILLIAMSTON BRAND~n7w fi¬ I bl. W. of Union will go far. Sound, with good, JMMATE NEEDED for two nished efficiency, 1 or 2 adults. anytime. 9930 (12) Camping gear, rifles, shotguns, FOR SALE: sofas, chairs, tables, clean legs. Must sell. Phone Quiet and private. All ROOMMATE NEEDED woman for MthruFri. roller skates, bicycles, every kind \ i man apartment, utilities odd things. Call after 6 p.m. 655-3515. X-6 10-1 (36) co-ed house. $90 of sporting gear. Lots of small tbe "clean." Furnished. Kings included. $175. 655-3333. month, own GRADUATE STUDENT, female 9:00 489-3263. C-2-9-24 (12) 9929 room, 7 bedroom house, or • 5:30 f Lansing, male. References. Frandor area. appliances for those apartment It East Apartment, B-16, 361- east side. Gred student preferred Call 4891919 before noon. 9930 sized kitchens, portable broilers CATS!! SUPER affectionate, neu K John. For fall or year. 1-9-24 Orania or John 482-8482. Z-3-9-27 PIONEER 434 stereo receiver and TWO YEAR old, perfect condition, tered, declawed Burmese blue. SMALL for late night dorm snacks, furni¬ APARTMENT, Lansing and East Lansing. $150/ b7tiin 123) EPI speakers. Great one year old. $250. condition, ture, lamps, many, many items et 13 cubic foot upright General Electric freezer. $200. 337-1848. Calico, declawed female, 3 sweet kittens. Free to good homes. ROOM AND board. Room, park¬ 351-8719. student affordable prices. Check month, utilities paid. Call 3-9-27 (14) 2-9-24 (14) 351-6485 after 5 p.m. 5-9-30 (20! |GE ONE bedroom mobile Pat, FURNISHED, THREE bedroom ing - adjacent to campus. 151 us out, some of us are students r campus. Furnished, 371-2800, after 5 p.m., 484-6403 house. Five blocks from campus. Bogue Street 337-9230. Z-3-927 10 SPEED. tool We know what a student's ir, pets, quiet. Man. $140. 9930 1171 Quality lightweight, ELECTROPHONIC STEREO WEIMARANER PUPS. AKC, ex¬ Bailey school district. Ideal for budget is like. Come on down to 6 2-9-27 (15) European bike. $90. Call Mark, player - AM/FM radio and 8 track cellent watch dogs and hunters. family, $320 plus utilities. 332- 3598774. 3-927 (121 DICKER & DEAL SECONDHAND with sound design speakers, $55. TWO BEDROOM furnished apart¬ 627-6614. 6-9-30 (12) 0401.3-927(18) MALE APARTMENT mate want¬ STORE, 1701 South Cedar. 487- 332-8009. 3-9-27 (14) I FEMALE needed for apert- ment. East side of Lansing. $150 a 3886. C-99-29 11611 ed. Own room, close to VERY NICE gold and white tradi¬ KITTEN: month, shate utilities, campus. FREE, lovable. Needs jt. Furnished. $00 per month. deposit. SOUTHEAST LANSING 2 to 3 Heat included. $100/month. Dave tional sofa. $75. Call 351-0060 FURNITURE FOR sale, two easy ■ 332 8141 evenings. Z-3-9-28 4897593. 3-9-27 (15) bedrooms in nice neighborhood. good home. Female with shots. 332-8106. 9930 (15) anytime. 6-9-30 112) PENTAX TAKUMAR Lenses: chairs $35 each. Formica-topped Call Dawn, 355-9890 E-5-9-30 112) Graduate students preferred, 35mm. F/2 SMC, 50mm. F/1.8, DIMONDALE TWO apartments, 1 table, $20. Table lamp, $3.50. $2S0/month. Ask for Tom 482- LADY WANTED to share house. and 85mm. F/1.9 with recondition¬ Captains Chair $10. 19" T.V. $40, large, 1 small, furnished or unfur¬ ANTIQUE STOVE and refrigera¬ FRIENDLY 'GUINEA pigs need PTWO males. Deluxe, 3-man, 1671, 393-9360. 9927 (191 ed Yashica TL-Elector-X camera good condition. Phone 371-2860 Jshed apartment. Close to nished. Utilities paid. 6496726. Lansing 484-6960. Call evenings. tor, good working condition. Call home. $4 each. 655-3071. Call 337-1263. 3-927 (12) body-cases and shades included. after 3 p.m. 3-9-27 (27) bus. Call 337-7110. Z-4-9-29 3-927 (13) TWO BEDROOM house, 915 9930J12) Outfit $300 or separately. Call after 2:30 p.m. E-5-9-29 (12) Shephard Street, 10 minutes to FEMALE: LARGE room in OPEN Richard at 355-8263, 353-6496, or TEN SPEED Raleigh TWO ROOMS Et Bath, (efficien¬ campus. 371-2178. 9930 (121 professor's house, Okemos. Car 353-6997. 3-927 (321 super course, lile Homes Reynolds 531, frame 25-1/2", fuH lift APARTMENTS to rent. cy!. Furnished, 1st. floor, all needed. Negotiete. 3491353, 353- Cor da Wast Cldar alloy, excellent condition, $150, Is October 1st. Furnished, private. Parking, (alley drive). One WELL FURNISHED, 3 6486 3-927 (12) Mill WESTINGHOUSE 1970 AMERICAN 12 x 55 2 ■ garbage disposal, air, all or two male students. 1214 East bedrooms, $185 without utilities, lease. North 5117 N. Ok«mos Rd. REFRIGERA¬ TOR, Philco upright freezer, G.E. 337^97^6^30 (JW bedroom partly furnished, $3800. except electric, ges, heat. Kalamazoo. 4-928 (211 LARGE ROOM, near campua. East ALL EQUIPMENT, 1 year old or Phone evenings 694 1414 9-29-76 es Chestnut, Lansing. IV4-3503. 99 Lansing range, oval 9X12 rug, two fireside $219. Call 351-2798. 6-10-1 30112) male student. Kitchen privileges, Haurs: 7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. less: Crown D-150A, $375. Infinity chairs, chest of drawers, miscel¬ FURNISHED INCLUDES utilities, linens, parking. $16 weekly, call laneous. 351-9011. 2000-11 speakers, $550. Phone 3 rooms and bath. Private en¬ 484-8252. 1-9-24 114) Keep trying. 351-9148 after 4 p.m. 4-9-29 (18) TWO Bedroom, stove and re¬ AT OUR prices, get that emergen¬ 99-29 (20) NEW MOON Expando. Three Ilex-nice, two bedroom trance. Perfect for single student frigerator. $190-$200. Full base¬ cy pair of glasses. OPTICAL bedrooms, furnished. 2780 East or married couple. No pets. MATURE MALE student share YASHICA 35mm, PLANT AND photography sale Grand River #613. $3400. 1-313- pi type. 803 Conrad. Excellent ment, call 351-6052 after 6 p.m. DISCOUNT, 2617 East Michigan, never used, shopping, banking, Lansing's East Side. Phone 484- South Lansing. Fenced large 3 bedroom house. Cempus 5 Lansing. 372-7409. C-2-924 1161 $70. Call 351-6867. 2-924 (12) walnut chair, maple chest. 532 626-6509. Z-6-9-30 (14) yard, chil¬ minutes. $75 plus. 372-4846. 3-9 ■post office. $195/month plus 2438. 2-9-24 (231 dren and pets allowed, married Division, Saturday 9-4 p.m./351- lies Call MIDWAY REALTY 281141 COMIC BOOKS, science fiction, 4717. 1-9-24 (13) REMBRANDT 1972, 12 x 50. 2 couples preferred. 99301241 WASHER/DRYER/Frigidaire, HPANY, 882-0231. Evenings NICELY FURNISHED large 1 bed¬ mysteries and much morel Visit bedroom furnished, skirted, set¬ avocado, stacked. Excellent condi¬ s c. 871301 Schram, 676-5503. room apartment. Newer down¬ town complex. Sublet October 1st ROOM AVAILABLE now, block from campus, one one 1 to S»l» ||5] CURIOUS USED BOOK SHOP, 307 East Grand River. 332-0112 tion. Also chest with 349 3260. 2-9-24 (121 mirror. WOMAN'S 10 Speed, C.ltoh bike. Good condition. $40. Call 339- up. $3000.625-3111 5-9 30 (12) man. CHICKSHA 10 x 55. Fully car¬ to June 1st. $225/month. 482- 332-4166. 9927 112) (open 11:30-6 p.m.l C-6-9-30 (20) 9648. E-5-9-30 (12) I two 9402. 3-927 118) ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS peted, appliances, washer and female roommates DOUBLE BED, refrigerator and SCHOOL OF FOLK MUSIC is FULL SIZE Cold Spot refrigerator. dryer, shed. $2800. Phone 487- Twyckingham Apart- ONE OR two Girls Wanted 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. dresser. Good condition. Best to is. Call 351-4747 after 5 p.m. NEED FEMALE to share 4 man. share 3 bedroom house; having an open house: Come pick Tanks, cannisters, and uprights. offer. Call 371-1164. 2-9-27(12) $50 or deal. Also carpet. Phone 5460. 10-10-6 (12) complete¬ up our new fall brochure, 353-8348. 6-9-30 (12) it 1121 close to Collingwood entrance. ly carpeted with a finished recrea¬ Guaranteed one full year, $7.88 Call Sarah 332-3403. 9930 (131 tion room. Washer, describing our guitar, banjo, man- and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING DANISH KING, 12 x 60, with 10 x dryer and dalin, fiddle, dulcimer, harmonica SUPER SURPLUS HIGH quality hotel 16 covered deck, shed, excellent GUITAR Idroom HILLCREST-Beautiful and huge NEED WOMEN roommates for guest room. Call Cathy, 487-4930 and singing group classes. All COMPANY, 316 North Cedar, PLUS- SELECTION tables ($20), chairs, ($15), mirrors, condition, located in Williamston. 2-bedroom apart- (Monday-Friday, 8-51. 99-30 1281 opposite City Market. C-6-9-30 ($12), 339-3107, 7-10 p.m. 2-9-24 teachers will be on hand to explain 1925 Martin 00-21 Phone 651-6427. 6-9 30(15) its. Brightly furnished, 3 blocks furnished apartment. One block (24) their clasaes, plus a mini concert 1934 Martin 917 J. Dishwasher, air, security, from campus. Mara 332-1118. FRANDOR (NEAR MSUI Two STEREO: 100 - and refreshments all free. watt Kenwood 7002 BEHIND GABLES, 2 bedroom, i. Vacant only by error. 9927 (12) bedroom home, clean. 3 students Sunday, SEWING MACHINE CLEARANCE 1938 Martin Hawaiian September 26th, 2-4 p.m^ at 1939 Gibson L-3 amplifier, Sanyo TP-600SA turn¬ furnished, washer dryer, skirted. | and $320. Phones 337-1562, (male), one car permitted. $60 ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS 541 SALEI Brand new portables 1942 Martin D-18 table, Studiocraft 330 loud¬ $1600 or offers. 332-3317. Z-3-9-27 9. 0-3-9-27 (30) M.S.U. NEAR. Large studio, quiet each per month. Ownership care a $49.95. $5 per month. Large East Grand River across from 1943 Martin D-18 speakers, head phones. Great area. Furnished, utilities paid. mustl For 9 month period. Call Lea selection of reconditioned used sound. $375. Berkey Hall. Phone 332-4331. C-2- 1945 Gibson SJ 351-7799. 6-9-30 I ROOM upstairs apartment. $135/month. 4890515.2-9-24 1121 Seidell, 882-0246. 3-9-27 129) machines. Singers, Whites, (18) TWO BEDROOM, near M.S.U. in 924 160) 1956 Vega Arch top delux Burnished except for sp¬ Necchi's, New Home and "many Mobile Home Manor. $165 or $175 1965 Martin New Yorker lices Garage. Utilities paid, WANTED: ONE female room¬ ONE RESPONSIBLE male. Own MAKE YOUR new home complete others." $19.95 to $39.95. Terms. STEREOS-EAST Coast rep has six a month. Call 393-5175.3-9-27 (15) 1971 Martin 12 string ■month plus deposit. 320 mate, own room, near Sparrow EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING million dollars inventory. Super room. Dishwasher, laundry. Close, with a fine stereo or TV at great 1973 Martin D-35 with D-45 III Butler, Lansing. IV2-2577 Hospital, $82.S0/month. 482-6782, COMPANY, 1115 North Washing¬ discounts on all name brands in and 2 p.m. S-2-9-24 after 5 p.m. 9930 114) $87.50. Nine months, 337-1283 until 9 p.m. Z-2-927 (141 savings. We have Pioneer, Scott, Sansui, E.P.I., Marantz, Duao, ton. 489-6448. C-9930 126) inlay 1923 Gibson A-3 Mandolin including: Pioneer [I-ost & Found Miracord, J.V.C., O.H.M., Advent, Vintage banjos and fiddles Kenwood MALE GRADUATE student, HAYFORD STREET south, 3 bed- FULL SIZED Sylvania color TV. E.V. Interface and many more Many used Gibson and Fender SIAMESE CAT: Hickory Hills, Pine m carpeted apartment, furnished, one bedroom, cempus Needs minor repair, $125 or best Marantz rooms, unfurnished. Carpeted, on quality components. We have new electric guitars and basses. Forest area, wearing clear flea iirnished. Garage, stove and close. 499/month. Rick, 351-4326. double lot, $160/month. $100 se¬ and used CB offer. 332-1297. 2-924 1131 Sansoui collar with tag. radios including Black Les Paul Custom Sony Answers to Donie. ir supplied. 482-7756. 2- Z-9930 1121 curity deposit. 351-7233 after 5 Phone 332-1866. 2-9-24 (18) Cobra, Robyn, Pace, Handic, Mid¬ 23" USED 10 speed. New price, Gold Les Paul Delux Also color TV's, CB's and radios. p.m. 1-924 (181 land and Royce plus accessories. Sunburst Les Paul Delux PARK LAKE Two bedroom. $125, $200. Must sell. $95. 351-6676, Plus car stereos. Contact Craig Our used LP record selection is the Les Paul 55 Special LOST: DARK grey, female tabby. after 9 p.m. 2-924 (131 485-0598. pROW NEAR, on busline. 1 three bedroom, $200 and utilities. HOUSES. HOUSES, HOUSES. best in town. We have van seats, Black SG Custom 6-9-30J57) May have roamed anywhere. Call n, partially furnished. Uti'i- 351-0997. 2-2-924 (12) East side and downtown only a FIVE DRAWER oak chest, student Jeff, 337-1884. 3-9-27 (12) weight lifting sets, trail bikes, new Gibson Firebird L6S 335 plus | paid. $140. 694-6466. 2-1 <74 few left. Call Joe Miller A.I.M. and used rifles and shotguns, PICK YOUR own apples at morel lamp, hard maple drafting board. TWO BEDROOM, partly furnished INC. 332-4240. 0-99-29 (171 football gear, tools, 10-speed BECK'S FRUIT FARM, 7 miles Fender Strato Caster 33 X 25-1/2. 339-9133. Evenings. end carpeted. Large upstairs a- north of St. Johns on U.S. 27 and Open the door to a new or better bikes, backpacks, target and hunt¬ Telecaste Delux 1-9-23 (13) car. Read the Classified Ads for pAR/i-96 near. Two nica, one partment. Close to LCC and bus to OKEMOS — TWO housemates ing bows, tennis racquets, cal¬ % mile east on Maple Rapids Jazz and precision basses. the best selection in town. loom, unfurnished. Adequate MSU. $150 plus utilities. Sorry no needed. $100/month. Utilities in¬ culators, snow skis and Road. Pick golden Delicious from Electric and bass guitars from $50 TEN SPEED bikes, men's Sakura many ii children. Students welcome. Call cluded. Phone after 5 p.m. 349 dwarf trees. 224-4309. Z-3-9-28 responsibility, references collectable items. Our authentic up. .Many used and guaranteed Mark V, rarely ridden, $130. Wo¬ LOST: GRAY female Persian cat, I. $125 plus utilities. 663- 371-1479. 7-191 (26I 4634. 99-30 (121 (311 cigar store Indian greets you at the guitar, bass and P.A. amplifiers, men's Raleigh Grand Prix, very declawed. Near Gunson/Snyder 13-9-27 (171 T door. We buy, sell and trade speakers and microphones. Many good condition. $85. Call 339- August 28th. 355-7740, 351 4715. ONE AND 2 bedroom apartments NEED PERSON for large co-ed anything of value at WILCOX DAVENPORT - LIGHT tan, $88. reconditioned and guaranteed 2914. 6-9-30 (19) X-7-10-1 (13) iRRIED COUPLE, single or from $135/month. Call Joe Miller house. Own room. Call 337-9350. TRADING POST, 509 East Michi¬ Cherry vanity with mirror, 7 draw¬ band instruments. WE BUY, SELL in nurse's training. Give A.I.M., INC. 332-4240. 99929 910-1 (121 ers, $60. 489-2796. 3-9-28 (12) AND TRADE. WILCOX MUSIC, SUNN 18", EVM 15" bass cab- gan Avenue, 486-4391. Bank FOUND 9 month old Brown.' onship evenings for (141 cards, Master Charge and lay- 509 East Michigan, Lansing, 489 inets. PEAC 4 track tape deck. Black cat without collar at North ike patient in >t. exchange for free Lansing's South Side. OWN ROOM - MSU, LCC 1 lOWS l(yR| aways. C-9930 (1281 SOLEX, MODEL 4600, yellow, like new. Call 349-1353 after 3:30 p.m. 5157. C-9930 (172) Reasonable, 489-4280. 6-9-30 (13) Case. 355-7126. 1 9-24 (13) I mote information call 882- convenient. Quiet, along river. LIKE NEW pool table with auto¬ or 353-6485. 910-1 112) T S-2-9-241271 Grade or mature. 372-2234.2-924 EAST LANSING. Need one or two matic bad return and cover. Call fily BEDROOM apartment - furnished, fully carpeted, 1121 NEAR M.S.U., share townhouse, to complete house for six. Two baths. Near Gables. Phone 332- 4907 or 349-3546. 9930 (19) 6795075. 2-924 (121 STEREO. MAGNAVOX receiver, SEVERAL BICYCLES $10-$15 Womens 10 speed bicycle, $50. Three occasional chairs, $8 each. PEOPLE REACHER ite entrance, all utilities $135/month. Call 393-3808, ask for Two hair dryers, $3 each. Baby paid, 9track Magnavox turntable, auto¬ - S garage. $155 per month, he 882 4431. 3-9-28 (20) Dave. 6-9301121 RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to share FEMALE NEEDED. Own room in close to campus house. $70/ matic marantz speakers $160. 3493106. 99-29 (121 bassinet, $5. Lawn chairs, $2-$3. Tricycle, $3. Exerciser, $4. Electric broom, $5. 882-5997. 9930 (34) WANT AD month. Call 351-4796. 7-191 (131 IL WANTED to sublet fall term two bedroom apartment. $110 V Cedar Village. $88/month. MARSHALL MUSIC announces GOOD USED tires. 13,14,15 inch. Just complete form and mail plus utilities, close. Call Debbie, Lne 351-8365. 6-10-1 (13) 351-4788 after 5 p.m. 2-924 (161 AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 27th. new store hours, Monday-Friday Your choice, $5 each. 1200 Mar¬ with payment to: Good east side neighborhood. 10-8 p.m., Saturday, 10-5 p.m. quette, Lansing. 489-3080 Tues¬ Phone, parking, reasonable. Day MARSHALL MUSIC, East Lan¬ day Friday 1-5 X-10-10-6 |pSE UNION. Fully furnished. employed, graduate student pre¬ sing. C-6-9-30 (15) - p.m. State News Classified Dept 7 bedroom, 458 Evergreen. 3i7 Student Services Bldg lg. cable. Call 351-6068. 6-10-1 ferable. Phone 372-7973. 9191 EAST SIDE, 4-5 bedroom with 117) East Lansing. Mich. iSHll garage. Only $275. Call EQUITY VEST 484-9472 or evenings 351- TRADITIONAL MBVICIS PUSHED EFFICIENCY for FEMALE NON-SMOKER - Own t Available now. $140 per 3305, 351-5312. 92-924J17) room In large, plush, modem wiiklyathiu.il ""i, plus utilities. In quiet duplex. Available immediately- LAKESIDE CONDOMINIUM - 394-1916. Z-2-9-27 (121 Address »'hood, 6/10 of a mile from 319Hlllcro.t . Haslett, Two quiet, graduate girls. On bus route. 332-0263 or Own bedrooms. After 6 p.m., OWN ROOM, large, near campus. City "~B-6-10-1 (26) 339-2834, Tuesday, Thursday, 420 Ann Street, East Lansing. (ALE TO sublet. Great location Sunday ^6-9-30^151 332-4557 or 484-6016. 3-928 (13) High Holidays At Hillel Too ■ nominates, $75. Call nowl NEED ONE person to share house. OWN ROOM in country setting Classification _ Preferred Insertion Date Z-3-9-27 (121 Person desiring collective living - home. 10 miles from campus. E arrangement Prsrf,r™?' $90/month. Plus utilities. 679 9 - 24 Friday Night Services -7:15 p.m. Print Ad Hare . UNFURNISHED tpart- near St. Lawrence, 484-5106. Z-9 • 1135 a month 929 (171 5397. 9191 (151 9 • 25 Saturday Morn Sarvirai - 9:00 a.m. plus JtesAll paid. have stove, refrigera¬ / I Crt Suitable for one, Student. Located on bus haslittuimbir Always Follov/ed By 393-5621 before 4:30 Pdjys; all other times, call ^3.5-929 (34) COMPANY Haslett Rd. Klddush, Koke and Kibbitzing t-j 1494 . 11-I Haslett, Mich. ' 1 11"EMALES looking for o 10-1 Friday Night Sarvlcai- 7:15 p.m. Special events at special Ll 1 ToT" Til" Something to sell lor 'S3 Material available lor shelves, 10-2 Saturday Morn Sarvlcai • 9:30 a.m. rates. Tell campus Tn i.i" or less?Try Econoline: what's doing in 'Round and lofts. It - 3 Kol Nldra Sunday Eva Sarvlcai • 7:00 p.m. only '4.'* 12 words for Town.Up to 20 words • 5 rLE NEEDED to sublet Grove ptfts. Fall term. Two blocks (nmpus. Includes: A X 4's, plywood, boards. MATHKIALSXIITTOSIZI! 10 4 Yom Klppur Morn Sarvlcai - 9:00 a.m. ■ 10-4NI Ela Eva Sarvlcai ending at • 8:00 p.m. (followed by |ulca, caka and crackari) days for<12. 1 5 days. P monthly. Utilities Included, Please Specify Pleose Specify P451-8177. 9929123) Ask for Joyce or 339-8236 2 4 Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan Friday, September 24, 1976 Personal jf/j Real Estate « Willi* listrictioi 'jfrnJND Town 'Sound Town Bill may affecl PLEASE JOIN us for services at SOUTH LANSING [thmttc - $2000 MATH TUTOR has MA, experi¬ NEED Hillel at this opening of the New - COUNTRY Home with moves you in to this beautiful 3 ence, patience, lower rates for acres in Mason-Holt schools. Year. Services will be conducted Up worker status bedroom ranch. 1-1/2 car garage, vets. 484-5864 evenings. 0-6-9-30 to $46,000. Call Paul G. by participants, i.e. Mincha Ser¬ land contract terms. Call 682-4804. 1121 Coady. La vices - David Kavon. Marriz Ser¬ Noble Realty-Realtors, 482-1637, 6-9-30 1201 vices Ben Wolkinson. Shacharit evenings, 351-8068. 1-9-23 (22) WRITING CONSULTANTS years Services - Joe Kavon. Musas A REAL buy in a quiet neighbor¬ experience in professional editing, Services - Barech Rubin. Torah Services • Coolahnu Shofar - hood. One block from elementary writing skill instrucion. 337-1519. I Car Pool |[a] RUMMAGE SALE - Okemos GARAGE SALE: Much cheap, A bill to curb sexual discrimination in the Worker's Compensation Law by giving husbands the Michigal school and city park. Minutes from 0-2-9-24 (12) Community Church. Wednesday, durable furniture, drapes end mis¬ sam Steve Lorch. Speakers - all of us, October 6th, 9:30 - 3:30. Thursday, M.S.U. Six rooms. Three bed¬ cellaneous. Saturday, September dependency status for receiving compensation benefits a (but quietly please!). Rosh GUITAR, FLUTE, banjo and drum RIDING from Flint MSU. October 7th, 9 a.m. 1 rooms, 1-1/2 baths, remodeled to - p.m. 25th, 1(76. 324 Chesterfield Park¬ wives has been put before the state legislature. Hashanah • 9-25, 9 a.m.; 9-26, 9 kitchen. Only $17000. Call Bill lessons. Private instruction availa¬ Leaving Tua. & Thur. 10:30 a.m., Sponsored by The Womene' So¬ way. Follow signs off West Michi¬ Rep. Daisy Elliott, D-Detroit, said she introduced the bill t| a.m. Shabbat HaGadol -10-1, 7:15 Burrell, LONG REALTY. 694-1121 ble. MARSHALL Wed. & Fri. 8 a.m. Returning Tua ciety. 5-10-6 (18) Grand River, p.m. 10-2 morning, 9:30 a.m., Yom 7830. C-2-9-24 (12) MUSIC, 351- & Thur. 5 p.m., Wed. 6 Fri. 11 gan, or Harrison. give men and women equal status as workers. The bill ij or 393-6263. 3-9-27 136) 1-9-24 (26) scheduled for a hearing next week before the House Labo Kippur - 10-3, 7 p.m., 10-4, 9 a.m. a.m. Phone 658-9476 anytime. GARAGE SALE - 232 University Committee. ToDah to see you Thanx! LiHit RaOt with us - - Hope the sooner the EAST LANSING by owner, small 2 bedroom. Near M.S.U. Fireplace, [Typing Service]® 3-9-27 Drive, East Lansing. Saturday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sunday, 12 p.m. - 5 GARAGE SALE: Furniture, an¬ tiques, rockers, stained glass,' The bill would make men automatically considered best' 2 9-24 (83) garage, 1023 Short 6802. $27,600. 8-10-4 Street. 332- ORIVING and/or Grand Rapids to riding from E. Lansing p.m. Sports, audio equipment, TVs, chairs, recliner, bikes, freezer, organ, small appliances, and more. 308 Highland Ave. dependents on their wives so they can collect disabilitj benefits or death benefits if their wives suffer a mishap on th (16) MEET COMPATABLE friends of clothing; men's, women's, infanta, leaving and returning time flexible. (Corner Silver Dollar Saloon). job. Employers or insurance carriers would then have t, opposite sex. 5 names $25. Stu¬ Phone 455-9095. 3-9-27 children, magazines, waterbed, BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, brick, 2 (12) Saturday - Sunday, 10-6. 1-9-24 prove that the man did not receive over 50 per cent of hiB dents 40% discount. QUICK- baths, fireplace, central air. Ap¬ junque. 1-9-24 (26) 123) income from his wife in order to deny payments. DATE 393 5286. Z 5-9-29 (15) I ANN BROWN PRINTING AND DRIVING AND/or riding from proximately 2 acres with stream. Under current law, wives are considered $42,900, 322-0081. 6-9-30 (17) TYPING. Dissertations, resumes, Durand to MSU leaving 7-8 a.m. GARAGE SALE - Just about USED FURNITURE for sale: re¬ automatical® ROOM TO board one horse. Box Returning 5 p.m. Phone 1-288- anything, you name it. Clothes, frigerator, couches, dressers, dependent on their husbands until proven otherwise, but m general printing. Serving MSU for stall, indoor riding arena. Excellent 26 years with complete theses 4644 after 6 p.m. 3-9-28 furniture, accessories, etc. Sun¬ mattresses, miscellaneous. 811 must prove they are dependent first. care. $75 per month. 669-9519. Recreation service. 349-0850. C-6-9-30 (19) day, September 26th, 12 - 5 p.m. Oak, East Lansing. 351-1762, after "These reforms are necessary to stop sexual discriminal 3 9-27 (16) COMPLETE DISSERTATION and 'round Town-' 1421 Cedarhill, off Hagadorn, East Lansing. 1-9-24 (22) 5 p.m. 3-9-27 1151 tion," Elliott said. "Why should women be treated than men?" differentl]1 Refunds for the ASMSU PARACHUTING LESSONS every resume service. Printing, IBM GIGANTIC GARAGE Sale: She said she introduced the measure after a comprehensiv J STUDENT BOARD ASMSU PRO¬ day during September and Octo¬ GARAGE SALE: Furniture, men's, GRAMMING BOARD, and ber. Details 351-0799, 543-6731. typing, binding. Printing from your women's, infants clothing, house¬ clothing, ladies designer labels, men's and Senate bill to overhaul the Bureau of Worker's Disabiiitl ASMSU SMAB^" tan con be Z-1-9-24 (12) plain paper originals. Corner hold, records, books, cameras, childrens, furniture, Cpmpensation rules and regulations faded. One portion of thai M.A.C. and Grand River. Below skis, bicycles, color TV, baby bill, she said, contained a provision to equalize the status picked up in Room 334 Student miscellaneous. Saturday, 9-5. 716 of |_ Service ][A^ Stationery Shop, 9-5 p.m. equipment. 4362 Tacoma Blvd., Jones Services Bldg. before Oct. 6. Britten, Lansing. 1-9-24 (20) men and women. Monday-Friday. Call COPY- Okemos. September 25th and Bring your fee receipt cord 4 The bureau does not break down into categories of si GRAPH SERVICE, 337-1666. C-6- 26th, Saturday and Sunday from 9-30 (31) ANTIQUES (MARBLE lavatory 10-5 p.m. 2-9-24 1301 65,000 claims made to it each year. But a 1974 studS ALTERATIONS/DRESSMAKING MOVING SALE treasures galore: top, crocks, blue jars, sleds), etc. commissioned by a governor's advisory board showed that PARACHUTING LESSONS every DONE BY EXPERIENCED washer, dryer, furniture, clothing, September 25th 10-6 p.m., 2807 FURNITURE ouj day during September and Octo¬ SEAMSTRESS. Call anytime 355- PURR-FECT TYPE. Accurate per¬ assorted tid bits. Saturday-Sun¬ Woodruff (near Frandor, 2 blocks - GARAGE Sale, Saturday, September 25th, 26th, of a sampling of 4,500 claims about one-fifth had been made the name of women for compensation either to themselves ii| ber Details 351-0799, 543-6731. sonal and professional IBM typing. 1256. 1-9-23 (12) day, 10 a.m.-9 p.m. 1608 River north AAA). 1-9-24 (20) 10-5 p.m. Sofa, bed, mattress, Z 1 9 24(12) One day service. 351-5094. C-6-9- their families. Terrace Drive, East Lansing. 1-9- 30 (12) spring, chairs, dishes, miscellane¬ Elliott said that though it may be rare that men i Good, Dependable, licensed baby¬ 24(20) GARAGE SALE: Saturday, Sep¬ ous. 520 Sycamore Lane, East PARACHUTING LESSONS every sitter. Former teacher, located IRENE ORR. Theses, term papers, tember 25th. 10-5 p.m. at 5892 Lansing. 2-9-24 (20) dependent on their wives, in the future trends may day during September and Octo¬ near Potter Park. Wants reversed. ber Details 351-0799, 543-6731. pre¬ CHURCH GARAGE sale. Clothing, Beuna Parkway, Haslett. House¬ schoolers, 7:30-5:30. 484-8143. 6- general typing. Formerly with Ann "More women are getting better and better jobs so there Z 1 9 24 (12) Brown. Call374-8645. After 6 p.m. all sizes, air conditioner, miscel¬ hold goods and clothing. S-1-9-24 GARAGE SALE: 1089 Whitman 9-30(14) laneous household items, books, (15) Drive, East Lansing. September no reason to treat men differently," she said. 482-7487. C-6-9-30 116) reasonable! September 25-26. 24-26th, 9-5 p.m. Antiques, infants KNOW WHAT you are serving PARTY GAL Incorporated: Phone She was optimistic that the bill will be passed before thJ your family. Pick your own home 1020 Darlington, East Lansing. things, furniture, china, high chair, 394-1383. Live music and home EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis¬ legislature recesses late next month. grown steer that has been hand sertation, (pica-elite). FAYANN, 1-9-24 (20) MSU TAE KWON DO CLUB cribs, frames, pictures, baskets, fed for top grade quality and cooked catering. Food prepared toys, lamps, cones, step ladders, only on your premises. Large or 489-0358. C-6-9-30 (12) will hold Iti first mooting Only 55b GARAGE SALE, September 25- leather walnut office chairs, glass- tenderness. 655 3451 3 9-27(29) per pound. small parties. Very elite services EXPERIENCED I.B.M. 26. 152 Maplewood, East Lansing of the year, Fri. Sept. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★I for business groups or college typist. 24th at i:30 p.m. In the Theses, term papers and general (one block west of Coral Gables.) students. Banquets are our spe¬ Hundreds of items large and small, Judo room of the IM Bldg. Peamrts Personal Jg typing. Call Carolyn, 332-5574. cialty. 1-9-24 (34) BABYSITTING DONE in my 7-10-1 (12) priced to sell! 1-9-24 (24) GARAGE SALE-Plants, also fur¬ KVIRYONI WOLF MOON )f Phi Mu Fraternity home, any hours, reasonable Ws WILCOMI PIZZA* Kjratuiate: Sheree. nace, pump, piano, other estate For further info coll Kovin rates. 374 8814. 6-9-30(12) items. Selected G.il Amy. Patty. antiques. 208 Al¬ Tholon of $59 • 2546. vt, i esle.. Sue. Co. len Street, Lansing, Saturday - • FREE...A lesson in complexion GIRL NEEDS ride to California, Call 484-4519 East Michigan Monday 9 a.m. 484-8963. 1-9-24 care. September 27th - October 1st. (20) or 485-7197, Lansing Mall. MERLE Share gas and expenses. 1 back¬ NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. pack, 1 well behaved medium JUNGLE GARuEN'A. would you PARACHUTING LESSONS every C-6-9-30 118) sized dog. 676-4028. 3-9-28 1221 i'U nave a flunk with me Friday day during September and Octo¬ ber. Details 351-0799, 543-6731. at h- , iuve yoj JB Z 1-9-24 (18) FOR QUALITY stereo service THE STEREO SHOPPE, 555 East Grand i wwi«r~|[s] Z-1-9-24 (20) Real Estat> « River. C-6-9-30 (12) LIONEL TRAINS and i NEIGHBORHOOD SALE: 622 Or¬ chard Street, East Lansing. Satur¬ $8,000 FOR three bedroom house. Instruction lf»* made before 1967. Phone 332- 0096. 2-9-24 (12) day, 10-6, Sunday, 1-4. No pre- Garage, basement. Good income sales. Desks, chairs, tables, cur¬ ... property. 827 East Saginaw, near Pennsylvania. 482-6906, after Fri- day. 1 616-796 9140. 1-9-23 (20) GRADUATE OF Oberlin Conser¬ DESPERATE: EMPLOYED stu¬ dent needs, and willing to rent parking space near South Won¬ tains, other furniture and furnish¬ ings, childrens toys and clothes, snow tires, canoe rack, 9x12 tent, AaXuAdcuf i i vatory and the University of ders. Call 353-2326. 1-9-24 (15) ping pong table. et. al. 1-9-24 (36) WILLIAMSTON OUTSTAND¬ ' Michigan in piano has studio ING 2 aue farm with 4 bedroom, 3 openings for fall. Call 349-2885 WANTED: TWO Michigan-MSU A GREAT anytime. 5-9-29 (19) neighborhood garage bath ranch. Only 9 yearrs old. 3.600 square feet of living space. football tickets. Call 332-8365. sale. Clothes, toys, furniture, baby H2-003? S-5-9-29 (15) accessories. 2176 Belding Court, Fabulous kitchen and family room. ORGANIC FARMING. Closed Briarwood Subdivision, Okemos. system agriculture. Discussion Exceptionally good buy. SCHA- BABYSITTER IN home for two September 24-25th, 10-4 p.m. FER REALTY INC. 655-3451. group on Tuesdays from 5 to 6 p.m., room 151, Plant Biology year old. Wednesdays, Fridays, all 2-9-24 (20) 3 9 27 133) day. Own transportation: ref¬ IDEAL FAMILY home. Four bed¬ Building. Register for 1 credit (BOT 813, special problems). erences. Call 332-3054 Evenings after 5:30 p.m. 3-9-27(19) SEVEN FAMILY garage sale, 3640 lEBERMANN'S Michael Jost, Associate Professor, West Hiawatha, Okemos. Thurs¬ room large yard. Okemos Schools Financing readily availa¬ Botany and Plant Pathology. 353- day, 12-5 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 4383, (campus). 351-0442, (home). NEED TWO tickets to Notre Dame 9-5 p.m. Chairs, desks, clothing, ble 4619 VanAtta Road. for appointment. 7-10-1 118) 349-1133 2-9-27 135) game. Will negotiate. Call 355- 4101. Z-5-9-30 (12) couch, stroller. Free coffee! 2-9-24 (20) A good brief case MUSIC INSTRUCTION piano, NEED EAST bedroom Lansing schools, 3 with garage on nice lot harpsicord, history, theory and NEED-EAST Lansing schools. 3 GARAGE SALE - Sofa, beds, will last through analysis. By experienced teacher bedroom with garage on nice lot, chair, table, lamps, luggage, TV, up to $50 000. Call Paul G with M.A. trained at Juliard and $50,000. Call Paul G. Coady, your college years up to vacuum, skates, dishes, — miscel¬ Coady, LA NOBLE REALTY- University of California. Tutoring LA NOBLE REALTY-REALTORS, laneous. Saturday, September REA: TORS, 482-1637; evenings, available. For appointment, call 482-1637, evenings, 351-8058.1-9- 351 8058 1 9 24 (24) 25th, 10-5 p.m., 1127 Marigold. 393-3163. 5-9-29 (26) 23(24) 2-9-24 (20) ...and beyond * ★★★★★★*★★★★★★★'★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ * 4 NOTICE * * * * * 4 * 4 * 4 4 STUDENT FOOTBALL * * 4 if 4 * 4 SEASON TICKET J 4 4 INFORMATION i 4 * 4 4 THERE IS NO COUPON TO EXCHANGE THIS YEAR-THE I * 4 TICKET THAT YOU PURCHASE WILL BE YOUR * Your credit union...that's 4 4 RESERVED SEAT FOR THE ENTIRE SEASON! * where everyone who works A 4 sturdy brief case designed to serve your I 4 4 PLACE OF SALE • NORTH CONCOURSE SPARTAN STADIUM * on campus belongs. need will keep everything organized for easy! * reference. Choose from our complete selec-P 4 HOURS OF SALE • 8:30 A.M. • 4:30 P.M. INCLUDING STUDENTS. Your MSU Employees Credit 4 * Union offers fast, low-cost loans, high returns on savings tion of attache cases, brief bags and port-L * and LifeTime Membership. Join and use the world's folios in sturdy 4 DATKS STUDENT NUMBERS largest university credit union. It's where you belong! vinyls and longwearingl leathers. 4 4 Thursday, Sept. 23,1976 1 thru 678199 J * Now offering savings drafts - better than free checking. * Friday, Sept. 24,1976 678200 thru 707099 4 + MSU EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION Monday, Sept. 27, 1976 708000 thru 741599 4 4 4 Tuesday, Sept. 28, 1976 741600 and above * int / Phone353-2280/9 to 5:30 Mon thru Fri 4 Wednesday, Sept. 29, 1976 Any number 4 We'll emboss your name 4 * or initials in IF TICKETS ARE LOST OR STOLEN THEY WILL NOT BE REPLACED 4 gold 4 THI COMPANY ANNOUNCIS FREE 4 For each ticket purchased you must have a validated fee receipt card and $15.00 4 4 (cash or check). Married students may purchase a season ticket for their + spouse at the OPIN AUDITIONS FOR 4 same price - proof of marriage must be presented at time of purchase. 4 4 4 * * * 4 Any students wishing to sit together must purchase tickets together reserved. One student may purchase a maximum of 8 season tickets - all seats are (this includes 4 4 GODSPELL spouse tickets). No attempt can be made at the stadium to place than 8 tickets 4 more Sun. Sept. 26 in any one location. * * 11 1 } 2-6p.m. Mon. Sept 27 ' s of 9 or more tickets must be purchased at the Jenison fieldhouse ticket ciiict blocks will be located in the south end zone. BLOCK PURCHASES: 7-11 p.m. Bring fee * ic<-eipts and monies to Jenison ticket office anytime 8:30 to 4:30 Tuesday, September * Room 103 Music Practice W 1976. tickets may be picked up after 1 P.M. on Wednesday, Sept. 29 at Jenison. 4 Bldg. EAST LANSING • 209 E. GRAND RIVER DOWNTOWN ■ 107 S. WASHINGTON LjnnjSto'e News, Eost lonsing, Michiaon Friday, September 24, 1976 25 s visit to MSU DOONESBURY campus draws big crowd by Garry Trudeau {continued from page 1) in his praise for as he Strong retiring Sen. Philip Hart Saint of the Senate,'and said that Congressman Don SEST- M j thiY3S,Ue' "" yOU elert Jimmy Carter, P America back to work," he said. , ;nI. the Democratic nominee for Hart's seat has the "the Phil Hart kind of senator." e h„ is late arriving at the speech, spoke briefly but su|H"" t "le Carter-Mondale ticket, torlti.v because this is the man I want to see as the next n, • he said. "If Ford and Dole are elected, we'll t,ars ', of drift in this country." liter accused Ford of being a front for the continuation -vlministration. have Lobbying arouses anger I In' speech on campus, Mondale and a motorcade (continued from page 1) in Durand and Flint. Reps. Francis R PTRrtMNOnnam!ker' - t'.irtinna, and Don Albosta, D-St. Charles, and rlKGIM was vice"President for student affairs, said admitted to the Durand registration area on an . ,vfronted the senator and guided him on a but after this term's walking P«fo"nance, no one .urn's main shopping street. ir. Mundale met some of the town's senior °wm We'll i have be inside th<- registration arena. to wait until the dust citizens, who clears and wait for ini «ith gifts. Nothing we can do is more respect to the senior citizens," Mondale told the important information, he said. PEANUTS IC ™Smith' »u .graduate student said he was questioned by Schulz K-ntiev ice presidential candidate lunched at one of the worker" negatively marked card to a PIRGIM gran's and told the crowd that he grew up in small "I was asked by a representative if I knew what PIRGIM was all about. I said, 'Yes, that's why I refuse to i,.:,I me Durand was a small town, I asked He said support it.' what the something like if I really understood PIRGIM I ,he told some of the 4,500 residents, wouldn t take that attitude," he said. tr is a major city," he laughed. "It's the small towns •. ■ 11 h and decency that this country needs." What outraged me, is that the University forced me to ,., ! nnt to address the retirees of Buick Local 599 publicly defend my decision not to^upport PIRGIM - to a .greeted with rounds of "Happy Days are Here Again.'"' PIRGIM representative," he added. !:.:■! suffers from 13 per cent unemployment and Clerical workers bargain (continued from page 1) Details involved in negoti¬ contract with the University ating a new contract between for at least a few more the c-ts and MSU will weeks as drag out nothing concrete concerning negotiations until at least Fri¬ it s What's DEC voljntoer the new contract was settled in day, Oct. 1, when bargaining training begin- • ceived in the 7 p.m. Tuesday and V Thursday's meeting. will resume in an 341 Student 331 Union, attempt to Keith Groty, asst. vice meet the association's demands i p.m. at least presi¬ dent for personnel and for an improved contract. tp publication. Women's Advisory Committee employe relations was unavailable for will be ac- (Student Affairs) has four open¬ comment ings for this year. Aplications due throughout the day Oct. 8 in Student Affairs Office long negotiations. Groty served un denomina- as director of labor relations at -comes inter MSU Episcopal the meeting because a new Community: Abbot Benedict Reid will conduct worship and director has not been found tr Sundays a conference on community from since Director William J. Char- liivs, 310 W. 7:30 Friday through noon ron left in June. Sunday, All Saints. 800 Abbot Road. Center for Urban Affairs f Suzy Says: \ • Society will co- r: Sunday from sponsors free seminars on leader¬ .»s a-e welcome! ship from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Friday thru Sunday Tuesdays at Main Street School, n School invites Lansing. Call 353-9555. BARABOO jren to an Open p m. on Sunday Spirit of Christ Fellowship wel¬ progressive rock E Wt Hope Road, comes all interested students to a from Chicago musical welcome event 6 p.m. HIGHLIGHTS!! Sunday, B-102 Wells Hall. jame fundamen¬ ts film clips at All majors spply now for stu¬ T.G. 2-6 Dming Room B, dent internships this winter in Washington, D.C. with Learning Alternatives Center. For informa¬ >"T,ij fellowship pf tion call 33 W. Owen Graduate H.gher Educa¬ Center. te 00 p.m., Sunday, >n Road. Call UHME Attention all Mortar Board Members I Our first meeting will be CROSSWORD held 6:15 p.m. Thursday at the Union Main Lounge. PUZZLE ACROSS Tenants Resource Center train¬ ing for new tenant counselors Oct. I and 3. Contact TRC, 855 Grove St. 'p compile sexual Dr. Cecil Williams, Director of iscene calls to rape. the MSU Counseling Center, pre¬ U Women's Coun- sents "Personality Identfication" >' Sunday through II a.m. Sunday at Okemos Pres¬ byterian Church (Okemos Road.) Openings on RHA newspaper staff- call or visit the RHA office, 333 Student Services Bldg. :iety for Personnel Bilbo's Birthday Party begins at fa11 orientation 7 8 tonight in the West Lower & 30 100 S Kedzie. All Lounge of Holmes Hall. Hobbits, s "te-ested in personnel Elves, Ents, etc. welcome. Gay Liberation Council will meet at 3 p.m. Sunday in 342 Union. Help plan out directions for fall term. ■a- Dept Jfcscopai Community MSU SCIENCE FICTION SPORTS ITEMS )' Hat Alumni Eucharist 5 p.m. Chapel (East of OUT THE WINDOW MYSTERIES MAGAZINES a At Bought ft Sold Center) Open house/ By D. Wayne Dunifon Bought 4 Sold r^°ws Join us to cele- Curious Book Shop Curious Book Shop Crab lice infest P* Cycling Club trains Wen s daily, even the Building, KJ.y '"IWed,,esday call Ed nights. nicest people Pepke. RID KILLS CRAB LICE ON CONTACT THE SMALL SOCIETY by Brickman • Special comb included • Without a prescription at Drug Stores J 26 Michigon Stole News, Eost Lonsing, Michigon Friday, September 24, 197$ We'll be open Saturday from 9 to 5 to help with your book buying needs. We'll be open from 9 - 5 p.m. Sat., September 25, 1976 with a complete selection of Fall term textbooks, all on the T' ' official MSU booklist. Come in and choose from both new and used books. 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