VOLUME 70 NUMBER 177 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1976 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 U approves By ANNE E.STUART State News Staff Writer austere, been in violation of state air fragile' budget pollution control standards. If forced by the Michigan Air I Dilution Control Commission to restructure the smokestack, MSU could have to spend up Some positive notes in state appropriations for this year included receiving the _ tsin budget President Wharton has called "austere and fragile' is approved to $12 million. requested state funding for the three medical schools. However, only partial funding was K|Sl' Board of Trustees Friday. •An executive order cutback received for the new Clinical Sciences Building. Wharton said in his guidelines that Lrovcd budget conforms to the controversy-riddled budget guidelines adopted at by Gov. Milliken. In four of the last five years, Milliken has ordered a cutback at mid year. The amount existing funds would be stretched to open the facility and phase in program operations. ■jpjs Julv meeting. appropriated to MSU this year fell $20 million Wharton also noted in his guidelines that MSU is underfunded in comparison to its short of the amount school officials Knitees approved a general fund operating budget of $144.6 million proposed as necessary to maintain tuition levels, "sister institutions" — U-M and Wayne State University. ™- an increase of provide salary increases, meet inflation and achieve academic over the previous fiscal year. improvements. "A recent study by the State Board of Education revealed that we receive $835 less i per •Collective bargaining or unionization by faculty or staff. student (or 37 per cent less) than the University of Michigan and $567 less (or 21 a $9 million increase would be necessary to per cent merely equal the budget adopted . vith no allowances for changes or additions to academic programs, Wharton •Utility rate hikes and inflation increases. less) than Wayne State University," he said. Besides internal reallocation of funds, tightening of the University belt includes a "The consequences of these factors can be seen in such things as increased class sizes, program of five per cent retrenchment. Unddr this plan, each fewer sections, heavier teaching loads, higher tuition, reduced maintenance, unfilled or percent inflationary rate would imply the need for a budget increase of about $9 University department develops a budget which would enable the department to function following a five per cent frozen positions, growing deficiencies in teaching supplies, loss of IV:tostay even and perform at the same levels next year as last," Wharton stated said. key faculty." Wharton Kt^dgct guidelines. The entire University budget underwent a 2.5 per cent cut from the proposed budget for "It is Liper that one third of the needed increase will be met by internal retrenchment, this year, but the percentage taken from each department varies, leaving some with a quite clear that the funding of other Big Ten universities for the 1976-77 will be most generous. This factor has placed a severe strain on our ability to attract and retain krihird by increased student fees, some 22 per cent from other revenue and about 12 larger contingency in reserve than others. Lfrom the increased state appropriation." he said. top quality faculty." Jjpsand fringe benefits have been increased five per cent for faculty and professional ■Vhich will account for nearly $5 million of the increase. In,),emphasized that the rigid budget held no allowance for any of several situations lull! force another fee increase or tuition surcharge. African leaders f,!rJns which Wharton said could break the budget's back include: tsmokestack. Since 1969, emissions from the smokestack on Power Plant 65 have reject terms for [rustees OK gifts, Rhodesian rule pprove appointments LUSAKA, Zambia (AP) — Presidents of the five "front-line" black African states rejected Sunday Prime Minister Ian Smith's terms for surrender of power to Rhodesia's black majority but terns. The MSU project is By SEAN HICKEY currently being State News Staff Writer conducted at Hart. Michigan. apparently accepted the principle of an interim government to prepare the way. p-ants and scholarship funds Grants totaling $609,777 from the The State Dept. declared in Washington. "The road to a L514.6 million were accepted by the National Institutes of Health and the negotiated solution is now open." Hoard of Trustees at its regular American Cancer Society were also ac¬ However, the black leaders also reaffirmed their commitment to fcr meeting Friday. cepted by the board of trustees. The awards the guerilla struggle against- the white minority regime in kof the-167 gifts and grants support will support a variety of cancer research Rhodesia. cience. medicine and agricul- and service at MSU. After deliberating for 4'/2 hours over the British-American plan to achieve black rule within two years in the former British colony, ion. the trustees Larrowe's name was recommended to approved the the leaders of Zambia. Tanzania. Mozambique. Angola and of C. Patric, "Lash" Larrowe, President Wharton by the University Botswana declared that Britain must immediately convene a •ronorrics, as the new faculty Committee on Faculty Affairs in July. constitutional conference outside of Rhodesia to form a black icer for MSU. "The president and I had extensive majority interim government and subsequently write a new ,'i, Vice President of research conversations with Dr. Larrowe and we constitution for Rhodesia. studies, said the $14 million in think he has a good background and the A black leadership conference on Southern Africa, called bv the (udgrants was more than triple the experience to move in and do a good job on U.S. Congressional Black Caucus, said Saturday that the rived seven years ago. behalf of the University," Lawrence Boger. settlement for achieving majority rule in Rhodesia worked out by esident Wharton attributed the in University provost, said. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger leaves too many questions i the addition of two unanswered. major The board of trustees also blschoolsand the upgraded quality of approved the The conference participants speculated that some secret ( sciences, which, in the past appointments of Christina Blume as asst. concessions might have been made to persuade Smith, an adamant professor and director of the School of las been able to accommodate the Medical Technology, Thomas Stoeckley as opponent of black majority rule, that he should agree to the terms. national interest in environ- They also indicated concern over whether concessions were irch Wharton said he expected chairperson of the Dept. of Astronomy and offered to South Africa for the role it played in persuading Smith to and Astrophysics and Harold Hafs, an inter¬ And the conference members asked when equal pressure will be rants gifts to MSU to nationally known figure in dairy science and exerted to bring about majority rule in Namibia, the South West i grow above the national physiology, as chairperson of the Dept. of African territory controlled by South Africa, as well as in South Dairy Science. Africa itself. dent said that MSU ranks 23rd The appointment of Jack Kinsinger, The conference issued a statement asserting that South Africa is in terms of federal monies director of the Division of Chemistry of the the main barrier to majority rule in all of Southern Africa "because fcti through gifts and grants each National Science Foundation in Washing¬ of its continued illegal occupation of Namibia, its refusal to ton, D.C.. as asst. vice president for implement economic sanctions against Rhodesia and its unwilling¬ 400 separate research also approved by the board. ness to share political and economic power with blacks within its t items is an was it example of the range of diversifi- borders." In addition, the board of trustees ap¬ feeofresearch activity this university if A communique issued by the presidents said that to accept the " proved a general fund operating budget of W harton said. $144,591,800 for the fiscal year which began plan as outlined by Smith would be "tantamount to legalizing colonialist and racist structures of power." Smith agreed to an „ >t grant approved by the board July 1. interim government with equal numbers of whites and blacks while ■ 11.859.000 from the U.S. Energy The budget shows an increase of the black leaders here said they wanted blacks in the majority. ■rrhand Development Administration $6,134,300 the previous fiscal year, over "We have seen the statement of the African presidents in Lusaka P-V for continuing research and train but, Roger Wilkinson, vice president for and welcome it," the State Dept. said in an official announcement. ■tjjraduate and post-doctoral levels in business and finance, pointed out that wage "The United States is now consulting with the United Kingdom denial plant biology. increases and the cost of inflation will The last blooms of summer didn't seem to mind the weather though it * with respect to the call for the meeting to organize the interim also awarded $85,941 to Jes require approximately $9 million. of days for a Sunday afternoon stroll through the gardens. government at which the structure and detail of the interim en. professor of electrical engineer government can be finally determined," it ■bandy the application of using wind said. British Foreign Secretary Anthony Cros- municipal electrical sys- land told a news conference in Blackpool. Wage increase met by backlash England, that he believed the most sensible course of action for black Africans would be j>rc/ funds Bv LAURIE SCATTERDAY State News Stall Writer absolute bottom. "The strength of a University lies in its July 1, before the state changed its fiscal year from the one the University operates per cent increase in which 2.5 per cent is directed toward pay increases and 2.5 per to press for an interim Rhodesian govern¬ ment headed by a black prime minister. Crosland said an immediate constitutional conference would delay the process of fb/ecf of "Inadequate" and "dissatisfied" was how MSU faculty and staff reacted to their five per cent wage increase passed by the MSU faculty," Ferency said. "If you don't allocate resources to the faculty the quality of education suffers. We're losing good faculty to other institutions." on. Since the state budget does not go into effect until Oct. 1 there is a three-month gap and the faculty pay increase only covers nine months. cent is allocated for merit bonuses, Association representative William Ken ney said the staff is "sadly disappointed" and complained that everyone involved lost bringing black majority rule. Smith's announcement and the black summit resulted from 10 days of intensive Board of Trustees on Friday. The MSU Administrative Professional the salary increase over the three-month shuttle diplomacy by Secretary of State f/estigation Faculty and administrators that the five per cent alike agree increase is "financially The faculty was very unhappy about last year's decision and had hoped that the situation could be remedied by now, Assn. is equally dissatisfied with the five (continued on page 6) Henry A. Kissinger. There was no immediate reaction from JI0RK 'prosecutor's iAP| _ The Watergate office is probing inadequate" to keep up with the evCr-rising cost of living. inflation and Ferency said. Salisbury, the Rhodesian capital. Blinds from two maritime unions Jwertlv paid " to President Ford C. Patric "Lash" Larrowe, professor of economics and recently appointed faculty "When there is a great deal of unhappi- ness and uneasiness among faculty mem¬ bers, individuals begin looking toward Carr, WJIM dis The plan outlined by Smith on Friday called for supreme legislative powers to be 1964 and 1974, the New York grievance officer said, "The increase is other pastures and that results in a placed in a council shared equally by blacks in definitely inadequate as each year the and whites. Sunday's editions. |.™« said the investigation by P™se™tl>r Charles F. Ruff centered purchasing power of faculty salaries tends to be eroded. In the last three or four years real income has steadily gone down with the destruction of the morale of the faculty, Ferency said. Ferency also criticized the University for plans for debate stalled The council, which would be responsible for writing a new constitution, would filler funds from the unions were cost of living up approximately eight per using a raise in tuition for increasing faculty By ED SCHREIBER WJIM is Lansing's only commercial require a two thirds majority if a vote was through local Republican State News Staff Writer television station. called for. salary. s in Ford's home county in cent." "The University should not have Plans for a televised debate on WJIM Carr, while campaigning in East Lansing to go to Larrowe also explained that the live per the students when the legislature doesn't (channel 6) between Congressman Bob on Friday, said he is ready to meet Taylor l— > one of the unions and GOP cent figure actually represented an all-Unt- come through. The University is not Carr, D-East Lansing, and his Republican and debate on WJIM, so long as it was r" Kent County, Mich., which versity or average increase that included an convincing the legislature of the deteriora¬ opponent for Congress Cliff Taylor, have conducted on a "Meet the Press" format, 'continued on page 6) uneven distribution of monies to faculty tion in higher education across the state." apprently reached a dead end due to a with questions made up by local newspeople SN staff plans members. A nine per cent minimum wage increase conflict between Carr and the management and not by WJIM station owner Harold The five per cent increase is divided so of WJIM over the structure of the debates. Gross. Cedar Log that 2.2 per cent of the money is toward wage increases and 2.8 per cent directed will An ongoing investigation by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) into meet Tuesday be allocated for merit bonuses depending on alleged manipulation of news events by The State News staff will hold an open the discretion of each academic unit. £nm@[nldl©iy Gross makes the station owner unaccept¬ house Tuesday night for those interested in lfs open house "This is where most grievances arise, able as a participant in the event, Carr said. learning about the operations of the Larrowe said, "when one faculty member "I'm quite willing to debate, so long as we publication. doesn't see justification for another cot 1^"°' the Red Cedar Log, MSU'a IJ?; *111 be holding an open house league's salary increase when he or sne is have a 'Meet the Press' format," Carr said. But. James H. Gross, president of Gross The open house will begin at 7:30 in 326 Natural Science Bldg. with a slide show fc,r ™se interested in working on doing the same job." ....wen weather Telecasting Inc., said Sunday that a exhibiting the operations of the State News. r" book. Zolton Ferency, president of tilt MM "wide-open, 'Meet the Press' " type of The program will then move to 343 .People chapter of the American Assn. of Univer¬ Today's weather will be mostly cloudy format was out of the question. Student Services Bldg. where participants having an interest or sity Professors, said that salaries for MSU with a slight chance of morning showers. "We offered to televise the debates based will be provided with the _7®in layout, writing and photo- opportunity to talk J? «e invited to attend. Bring ex, professors were already next to the bottom The high will be in the mid 60s. on conditions agreeable to both candidates with editorial staff members, photographers Odious work. in comparative pay scales with other two years ago," Gross said. and advertising department representa¬ universities in the Big Ten but this year (continued 16) tives. Refreshments will alio be served. Iff11 house will be held at 7:30 p.m. on page inadequate increase will bring MSU to the 2 Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Monday, September 27, (97( Palestinian commandos kill DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) agents killed the Americans were hurt in the embassy spokesperson said. A Palestinian commando team - gence mando leader and captured com¬ shootout. Witnesses said all The other two Americans on crushing the guerilla movement oncrL captured a Damascus luxury three others of the four-man four hostages killed were identified only as Mr. and Mrs. in| hotel Sunday and held about 90 band, a government statement Arabs. Flint, were inside their room A government hostages until Syrian troops said. The American held hostage 'when the terrorists took over identified-the four blasted them out in a bloody It was not clear if the was identified as Robert Cas- the hotel and were not taken col only as members of three-hour battle. The govern¬ hostages were killed prior to the tenbach, an assistant producer hostage, the witnesses said. tinian Liberation tf China conducts nuclear test ment said one terrorist and four Syrian assault on the hotel. The with the National Broadcasting The attack marked the most the umbrella OrgL hostages died and 34 hostages government statement said on¬ Company (NBC). Castenbach spectacular Palestinian reaction eludes Al Fatah, group! TOKYO (AP) — China has conducted ducting of necessary and limited nucle¬ were wounded. ly, "The commandos killed four flew on to Amman, Jordan, so far to Syria's military backing PLO members denief were I The commandos called them¬ hostages, including three shortly after he was freed, the for right-wing Christians bent ble. a completely successful nuclear test, ar weapons by China is entirely for the official Hsinhua the purpose of defense and for break¬ selves the "Black June" group, women, and wounded 34 news agency re¬ security officers said, in ap¬ others." ported Sunday.' Hsinhua gave no de¬ ing the nuclear monopoly by the super tails of the test Saturday, China's 18th since October 1964. powers and for the ultimate abolition of nuclear weapons. parent reference to Syria's military intervention last June against Palestinian guerillas in Three Americans were ported in the hotel during the attack and witnesses said re¬ one Grand jury will hear Hsinhua said the test is an example "The Chinese government declares the Lebanese civil American was among the war. hos¬ of the nation turning grief over Chair¬ once again that at no time and in no Red-bereted Syrian military tages, but a spokesperson for man strength. Mao Tse-tung's death into circumstances will China be the first to use nuclear weapons," Hsinhuo police and plainclothes intelli¬ the U.S. Embassy said no Hearst blame Harrises It repeated its stand that "the con¬ said. Ordeal ends for Jaffa SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - where she tence was given the sen¬ charged with the •_ Patricia Hearst, who could not Friday. Angeles crimes and X Pope Paul celebrates birthday persuade a jury that she was uled to tried thl four days after abduction under duress when she robbed a bank two years ago, will She was even closer to the Alameda County Courthouse January. VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Paul VI even though there was no special pub¬ where she wUl be taken today At her own bank! said on his 79th birthday Sunday he has lic observance at the Vatican. . , . .... . attempt to convince a grand trial last spring, MisT JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (API to give grand jury details of reached the evening of our earthly Pope Paul suffers from o painful — Sheri Jaffa, the 35-year-old L7.LitrTl Th ! J»7 today that BUI and Emily a her kidnap on Feb. 4,1974. The claimed she helped ri day." The Pope mode the remark before disease of the joints that makes walk¬ ing difficult. But he maintains a heavy wife of a wealthy contractor, was found Sunday bound to a mouth which naturally makes the skin sore. "^s'earU^ k^"1' ^ grand jury is expected to indict the Harrises for that crime. Francisco bank only! she was terrified ol | ^ 22-year-old newspaper schedule of audiences and Vatican doc¬ tree in a field where she had bionese Liberation some 15,000 persons gathered in St. Arthur Nehrbass, in charge ai been for 91'/i hours after she heiress spent her first day The Harris couple is already had kidnaped her. Peter's square for his traditional Sun¬ tors say he suffers from no other of the JacksonvUle FBI office, under formal sentence to seven was abducted and $200,000 in under sentence of 11 years to day noon- blessing. He thanked those diseases. said a map drawn by Edith ransom demanded for her re¬ years for armed bank robbery life for a series of crimes She said she still « who had sent him birthday greetings Burton, 22, led officers to the in a campus-like federal facility of the Harrises, her col lease connected with a shooting in¬ Police said Jack McWilliams, spot. He said Mrs. Burton, who 'n Pleasanton, Calif. cident at Mel's Sporting Goods during the 19 months! identified as a German It is located an hour's drive fugitive after most already serving a jail sentence national afraid of from her parents' home and store in Los Angeles in May, members were killed ot| on weekends in another case, being de¬ 1974. | ported, lived with McWUliams, about 30 mUes from the San shootout with was charged with kidnaping, Los | and a woman also was Francisco federal courthouse Miss Hearst has been police. being held in connection with the case. McWilliams' brother is a business partner of Mrs. Jaffa's TWO KILLED IN SEPARATE INCIDENTS husband, Richard. Mrs. Jaffa disappeared Wed¬ nesday. A televised tearful appeal from Jaffa, including a N. Ireland terrorism continu( Rap Brown conviction reversed pledge to pay a $200,000 ran¬ som demand, failed to win her BELFAST (AP)-A 19-year- to end sectarian bloodshed. killed in Northern Ireland's civil over," co-founder MaiJ release. old woman was shot to death as The young woman, not identi¬ NEW ORLEANS The appeals court said it overturned strife since August, 1969. (UPI) - A federal Police said they found Mrs. she answered a knock at her rigan said at anolhi fied, was killed by terrorist Ulster police say 234 have died appeals court has reversed a 1968 fire¬ the verdict because of a remark al¬ Jaffa early Sunday, sitting tied front door and a man was kUled gathering in Glasgow, I gunfire as she opened the door, this year alone. "I am prepared to di arms conviction against militant H. legedly made by U.S. District Judge to a tree in woods not far from outside a social club Saturday police said. Her father, a local her home. Her hands were tied Betty Williams, cofounder of for the peace movent Rap Brown because a trial judge in the Lansing Mitchell ot the swimming pool night as terrorists gave North¬ bank official, was critically the behind her back, her mouth was peace movement, told About 2,000 pers... case sat around a Mississippi swim¬ of a Biloxi, Miss., motel. ern Ireland another violent injured. The shooting was in the bound and her eyes covered. 15,000 Irish of all denominations Protestants and Horn! ming pool reportedly vowing to "get "The judge's statement did not com weekend. fashionable Ormond Park at a peace rally in Dungannon in lies, marched through! that nigger." She was hospitalized in satis¬ The latest killings came after port with the appearance of justice, district outside Belfast. factory condition. thousands of Protestants and County Tyrone that the new wind in Glasgow. whi| A three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. and it cannot be said from the record In another, fatal shooting, "She wanted to know if her spasm of bloodshed made it all large Irish population! Circuit Court of Appeals Roman Catholics heard gunmen in a passing car killed the more imperative for those Friday re¬ alone that Brown received a fair trial," husband and children were all a Police said Mr-Kenna! women's peace movement lead¬ 30-year-old outside versed Brown's 1968 federal firearms the appeals panel said. "Accordingly, man a who abhor violence to demon¬ right," said Chief of Detectives ers declare that the shooting of Roman Catholic club at Green- strate for peace. in the face Friday hv f conviction which carried a five-year the conviction and sentence must be Matt Touchton. "She was in one of their organizers, Bridget castle. gunman who attacked J "When we started this move¬ prison sentence and a $2,000fine. vacated." excellent condition for the sit¬ McKenna, will not panic them The deaths raised to at least ment we realized that some of us doorway of a Belfas| uation. She had been exposed into abandoning the campaign grocer, was still 1,625 the number of persons might well die before all this is condition Saturday. Underworld figure gunned down LONG BEACH, N.Y. (AP) — Andimo driveway of his home in the exclusive "Tommy Noto" Pappadio, a recognized Lido Beach section. figure in organized crime, was killed Pappadio was described by News- in a fusillade of bullets as he went to day, the Long Island newspaper, as the SEE A COMPLETE investigate a suspicious car parked acting head of the Luchese crime fami¬ near his Long Island home. LINE OF THE I ly. Newsday said in 1974 Pappadio had "He was shot in the head, chest, led a mob attempt to infiltrate the #1 BIKE belly — everywhere." said Dr. Carl multimillion-dollar Suffolk Meadows Display Advertising. Wertheimer, who pronounced the 62- quarter-horse race track. year-old alleged mobster dead in the i Photographic Ford turned down interview il i Jilt MCIKLS \ There IS a difference'.'T^^ ABOARD THE NATCHEZ (AP) - Pres- ident Ford said Saturday he was asked ery in his heart but knows God has • MCAT -LSAT • DAT ^ forgiven him and that he should not . GMAT »CPAT .VAT .GRE .OCAT .SAT by Playboy magazine for an interview look down on those who commit adult¬ • NATIONAL MED. & DENT. BOARDS a year ago but refused — in writing. ery in fact. • ECFMG .FLEX The President made the statement The statements have brought criti¬ aboard the stern-wheeler Natchez dur¬ ing his paddle-stop campaign on the cism and Carter aides said at the end of last week they are troubled by being {PUCK1 Flexible Programs and Hours Over 38 yeats ot eiperience and success. Small classes. Voluminous home study materials. Courses that are constantly updated. Centers Mississippi. His opponent, Democrat put on the defensive about the re¬ ! and ! open days and weekends all year. Complete tape facilities lot review of class lessons and lor use of supplementary materials. Make-ups for SKY CITY Jimmy Car¬ marks. missed lessons al centers. ! our « ter. accepted a Playboy request for an interview and mentioned lust. "It's been "It's almost rough," said one adviser. 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The downgrading means that the In the last two fiscal years, the state state will have to pay higher interest has resorted to budget gimmickry to Ph 487-3767 rates on the new bonds it sells, and show a balanced budget by extending CORNER OF SAGINAW & WAVERLY could find it more difficult to find NEXT DOOR TO LEONARD S the fiscal year by up to three months buyers. The state plans to sell $65 to increase revenues. million to $70 million in bonds in the M-F 10-1PM SAT. 10-6 PM A complete set of colors to compliment any mood-only *17.00 SUN. 12-5 PM I^u^nn stole News, East Lansing, Michionr APPLICATIONS BEING REVIEWED City manager post open By MICHAEL ROUSE arche's successor and even further. State News Staff Writer deciding on a selection pro "If the city council asks us not -ast Lansing may continue cedure. to continue the process further mths without ii pern then our job is done," Thomas aent An eight-member selection nager befor said. "My prediction is that we replacement lor the retiring committee led by MSU profes¬ II go least o take office for up to six month v John Patriarche takes sor of communications Gordon over. We y look at the i he said. Thomas was given the job of Patriarchs the 12 or 13 candidates and 1'ntil then, Acting ("in- submitted his taking applications for the top resignation on April 20 to executive post and narrowing Manager Arthur Car:,-', w ! become director of the Michi the field for the city council to hold the reins on th.- niy gan Municipal League starting evaluate. Oct. 1 and has already moved to Thomas said the rommitte Ann Arbor. A farewell cere Thomas said 175 applications may submit a list of five or si monv was held had been received before the names to a council in rank orde Sept. 16 — designated "John Patriarche deadline of Aug. 31. As of each of the candidates. Th Day" — and the park on Alton Wednesday night, Thomas said Road was officially named after the number had been reduced him. to 35, Candida though the majority of the selection committee is con Effect H'pi. 30. his r sidering only 12 or 13 names. The elect ends a 37-y in East Lansing government with 2* of those years as city- T he, i expec ed .lightly ahead of schedule )ct. 15 was the date se > SN refund to give further instructions 'educe the field of applican manager. After he submitted the selection committee Thurs his resignation, the city council i manageable number. Students who do not wish t< i j« , State News Mike day night. Depending on what Je°Vey d,reCt8 the taP,n8 of , was charged uiih the task of the council says, the screening read the State News m.r a biochemistry lecture in the Erickson Hall studio. finding and approving Patri- "The ( ncil hoi receive a refund of the $!.()( process may be carried out subscription fee paid a os new instructor, Criteria set for program cuts loins audiences of MSU By SEAN IIICKEY State News Staff Writer possibly a single consideration such as severe loss of quality or loss of cost-effectiveness. Facing possible severe financial setbacks, the MSU budget this ||r\|ICHAKI. TANTMHRA of all the University's teaching and learning resources, for the i their year could come tumbling down like a house of cards. The The criteria for the evaluation of academic programs basically Correction budget, covers five categories: state and national | Stitr News Staff Writer devt described bv President Clifton R. Wharton Jr. as needs and priorities, t hat wonderful purpose of maintaining and ill "very fragile and institutional mission and priorities, program quality, financial result in added tight." could he headed for additional cutbacks and future hikes. ■ilium that has improving instructional quality considerations and faculty, staff and student considerations. for students taking In the shadow of these possible cutbacks, the Administration has irans for •d the and effectiveness," The procedure for discontinuation of academic Jorgensen ses," Kent Creswell, implemented criteria and formal procedure*, for discontinuation of programs involves reel I v attributed. said. a 14-step tire generation — process which begins with a preliminary proposal that In the st«»rv I'lKGIM director of ITV, said, academic majors or degree programs. ;.i the classroom at With television, a professor may be initiated bv the department itself, the school, the college or accused of hara-sm.-m, Nat a ■e ITV •ption i Cur !!' I v. 1 he v ham can reach a >ugh a the Office of the Provost. larger class than t ional has which c 1 hacks arc initialed at the il can be fit into one lecture dep:i The proposal is then assessed quality produc hall, MSU. level at through a series of consultations for or, as in the case of Andrew its broad university wide repercussions, its ritcria and procedures for elimination of potential impact on statewide educational opportunities and its mrdirine, psycho Barclay's human sexuality been approved, hut it still has to possible effect on course, small intimate discus uch negative studen go pertinent groups. sion groups can meet at the •proval," said Lawrence Roger, pro1 Before the proposal can 75,000 MSU pass it must receive recommendation knew about PIKGIM." Fu.hulrr this type of is has yet from the provost and considerations from both the year. 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Even though it was unnecessarily late I since the 90-minus-28-minute spectacle left little It was encouraging and a fresh coming, the appointment of C. Patric substantive evidence that either of the candidates change to see "Lai Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter standing Larrowe as faculty grievance is a true winner. together, officer wasl however stiff, since the did invite excellent decision. We were left with the impression that the two subtle cameras comparisons of mannerisms, however some Especially with the question of salary f stars of the show were paying more attention to practiced and fake they might have been. Alaniurllnffhom Troty »—d coming in the near future, we feel a increal restating what they have previously spouted. Certainly a lot of joking and snoozing was had by Stotf Ktprntnloiivt Mlehtllnt Moynord advocate of faculty rights can strl Ford obviously wanted to come across as "leader" only be for the eoL all and, of course, the affair should not be seriously disgruntled faculty members do not and demonstrated the ability to not stumble over usually ml used to evaluate the men. We look forward to the trlltlng Monogtr CttlCorll§ld good teachers. ¥ words. Carter, stuffing his answers with "to-the- next debate on Oct. 6 with With Larrowe's strength on the anticipation of more faculty side! dollar" solutions, carefully avoided, for the most real debating, more real candidate uncovered and may be more of an even match part, comments on religion. between f less show business. administration and the faculty, rather Both candidates certainly had overstudied and lopsidedness of the contest in the past. than ] overprepared their answers to prearranged Larrowe was a part of | questions and, as a result, the true personalities of grievance procedure in the early 1970s. instituting the facuL the office-seekers were hidden beneath thick, that, the Administration did not have Befl statistic-laden replies. TV viewers missed seeing reasons for to ef natural personality, the only trait television could a faculty member not being reappoil ed, so no appeal could be made. Larrowe possibly hope to convey to them. now proud of MSU in himself Viewers were once again subjected to two-party regard to its protection f nontenured faculty members. 1 thinking. The nation missed seeing alternative The University Committee on candidates. Two of them, Eugene McCarthy and had recommended Larrowe as far Faculty Affafe Lester Maddox, are in court to attempt to change when it knew the back as Jul matters in the future. Bruce Miller, would be previous grievance officl The FCC ruling which allowed the networks to leaving on the first | September. F overlook the "equal time" provision was ration¬ Yet, Larrowe's appointment was not made alized by calling the debates a news event. But Sept. 24, more than a week after Miller had left tf uiJ with restrictions of camera placement and post, and his departure was a postponement frd coverage, not to mention prearranged and the original Sept. 1 date. possibly candidate-censored questions, we doubt _ Whether this was because Wharton the event is purely "news." board of trustees were more and t| The 28-minute sound blackout was not the only appointment of a new provost and preoccupied with t| silence. Ford and Carter never touched on such problems, or whether it was due to strol budgf issues as conditions of cities, higher education, farm policy, the environment, crime or health disagreement about the suitability of Larrowe I the position, we don't know. care. We can see how an administration might A change in format, as well as participants, is want to have to deal with someone r« badly needed. A beginning statement of philoso¬ his beliefs and who is as firm| phy was missing and would certainly help voters as unabashedly outspoken i Larrowe, but it is just this quality that will mal determine different ideological viewpoints, es¬ him a top-notch faculty advocate. CAROLE LEIGH HIT! ON To the Editor No place in 'I/' for ' sessions' , thing lost in the translation from a interviews by as many cor splashed on the front page a Money and secret; the two words share a with the Democratic party. Priorities lie idential entourage went through a< is that of Warren Huff. He is not in the race, common denominator at MSU. more in the n and i\ ; Nf-f my wonderment. categories of recent tuition The second opening seat is that of another -»aid that th< Grass Roots is not a "lobby The board of trustees gave its final hikes and this year's $20 jump in residence belon^d i War g Democrat, East Lansing resident Blanche Hull? legalize marijuana on college i approval to the University budget Friday hall rates. Martin. morning. There were few words spoken Huff continually brings these things into To the incumbent and three challengers throughout the country." It is a Martin, chairperson of the board, has a community organization trying to 1 about the plan President Wharton refers to discussion during the public forum, when vying for the two opening on the MSU voice seldom heard during public meetings. Board of Trustees in November the student grass issue and in particul! as "austere" and "fragile" that were not — clearly the majority of the board would He has, during his eight year term, seldom Grass issue already said in July when the guidelines for prefer to handle the bulk of its business body must say this: "Constitutionally protected use" this budget were approved publicly voiced the same concern for the juana — before the students at c by the board. behind closed doors. This is witnessed by students and the University that Warren We are tired of "executive session." of It is not by accident that the Few words were spoken publicly, that is. the fact that closed doors and of secrets. As the elected grass throughout the nation. A free speechl they do so each month. Huff has. question begins to make national impact Public is a strange word to use in At present, secrecy pervades the work legislative sit-in or a smoke-in Both Martin and his party's other governing board of this University the here in Michigan -- it must be by cosmic the methods the various group® connection with the MSU Board of Trustees ings of the MSU trustees and the public contender, along with the two Republican trustees must be bound to openness and design First, is this not the same Michigan and one cannot decided to use. help but wonder if meetings are little more than a rubber honesty in dealing with their constituency. of the Jerry Ford, who both presenting the board with a definition of the party challengers, have campaigned on an pardoned I personally object to the heading! stamp for what's already been decided in advocacy of open meetings. Let Richard Nixon — who gave us Cambodia, word might be quite in order. us see the "executive session" our carry-over page (18). To continue | "executive session." This is as much the It is strange that Warren Huffs voice Operation Intercept, the DEA and Water¬ "Executive session" is a phrase much fault of the University Administration as it board seems so fond of be put in its "dope," and "drugs," in the si seems to be the only one on the board gate — and who forgave members of his "cannabis" or "homegrown" show better understood by the eight-member is of the board. proper place, far from any dealings with the making that plea. family for experimenting with "marijuana" division in the way things a board elected by the voters of Michigan to There are two positions opening on the University budget. If not, we must conclude in private for personal use? serve as the ultimate As the trustees put their seal of approval that Warren Huff is the only trustee movement and the way they are repel governing board of board of trustees to be filled in the on the University budget Friday one voice Is not MSU a biggy in criminal justice? Is be. Haven't we learned anything fr this mammoth institution. November general election. The first, sadly, deserving of his title, and it is with sadness there any single failure that "Executive session" is a formal way of expressed concern for the future of the that we see him go. compares with Anslinger-Hearst Sr. barrage s the government's handling of the saying closed. Closed is a not-so formal way "drug years ago? menace"? And is this not tin- same GOP of of saying secret. Otherwise, it was a great first I the La Guardia Report of 1939 and the Of an eight member board there is your campus. A student coordinate one trustee who fit to only PHIL FRAME Nixon-Shafer Commission Report of 1972? "leader") is still needed to make| sees voice his That Grass Roots was able to get a copy Roots "official" on the campus. For concerns during the public forum for both of it's "resolution" to the Carter the student and the campaign ation, please call the Grass Roots Vol University, as we in Springfield, Illinios, a few weeks Michigan State Coordinator ll Victory in debates missing continue down a path toward financial ago, followed by some 1,600 signatures on desperation hand in hand. Frampton at 351-4937 or contact Eril petitions handed three days later to If seven trustees, gathered behind firmly Senator at the Video-Workshop in the secoti Mondale along with three Union board locked doors, mourn the state of the questions on "decriminalization," was a bit room concerning the Fa| average student being financially edged out Speech Forum Oct. 16. If you're looking for a decisive showed that the voters do not like that. of a stroke of luck. To have gotten to the of higher education it means victory by polls. Everyone likes to hear that there are Michael! relatively either Ford or Carter in the debates When the sound went out and the TV more people working, even if the Ford toops at Ann Arbor on the President's little. staged hearer Lobbyist for Cannabis DecriminaT One trustee by the League of Women Voters, you had reporters turned their attention to Carter's doesn't have a job himself. opening night followed by the formation of voicing his concerns openly better try to find aides, it was interesting to hear even his yet another Grass Roots group here as during the appropriate setting of a public, something more fulfilling What the first debate did show was that formal meeting makes all the difference. on the boob tube. There won't be any wife Rosalyn and his press secretary Jody both candidates know very well what Senator Mondale moved through the Pres¬ Vote yes victories besides the ones claimed Powell use that same word "specific." they ident's home state on the eve of the first Sadly, it must be noted that the trustee by both — are talking about and that both are Debate (domestic issues) had to be cosmic. I concerned «enough sides. Other Carter people said they felt that am the parent of a handicappetl to vocalize these Jimmy gave very "detailed" answers. approaching a level of specificity that is If anything is to happen, however from enrolled in a special education progir thoughts is Warren Huff. And Warren I feel last acceptable to the public. But there was no here on out, it is entirely up to the "student Huffs term is fast expiring. Thursday's first debate will Ford's rehearsal became evident when he distinction of which man was right or by the Ingham Intermediate Srhd prove to be indicative of the stalemates that communities" at the several trict. The Intermediate District The Plymouth Democrat failed to will follow in the succeeding confrontations. started throwing around his statistics, wrong, best or worst. colleges and is| recap¬ 'universities where our "resolution" is voters to approve a one-mill in ture his party's bid for renomination which he, of course, manipulated to fit the at the will be used to make up money cut August state convention. For the student There are two basic reasons for this: one The decision will fall into our hands, circulating or where groups are forming to I the state as well as to pay increased I body of MSU that was an unfortunate is that neither candidate is sophisticated individually. Which candidate do we think is petition their legislatures for "memorial more compatible to our ideals? I feel there resolutions" or to the League of Women operating programs. I enough nor does either command the is more hope for this to happen in this Voters calling upon the major presidential Over 7,000 handicapper studen! Warren Huff upheld the principles of his necessary charisma for the type of victory John Kennedy earned 16 years election than in the last several elections. I and/or vice presidential candidates to the 12 school districts in Ingham J public election to the MSU Board of ago, and Trustees by voicing his concerns publicly neither Ford nor Carter is as stupid as Nixon was with Kennedy; the other reason Letter policy say "hope" because this is the only adult debate the "constitutional marijuana dilemma, ie: "the right to grow aspects" of the benefit from special educational which are supported by the ^ way to decide who will hold the highest Friday as the budget'sped through the your own; to trade, barter, Intermediate School District. As a pi is that while these two candidates are not office in the land. swap and approval procedure with a speed matched exchange among friends, family, etc." one of these children, I ask for your only by the guidelines in July. sufficiently sophisticated for a decisive The Opinion Page welcomes all Utters. Unfortuantely, I am afraid this will not It does seem ludicrous that if and your "yes" vote tomorrow. J This was not any last ditch effort or victory, politics have become so Readers should follow a few ruUs to insure happen. In the past people voted for the Hartman can try a joint on Mary support is a vote for equal edul YourJ sophisticated that a candidate can feel out that as many Utters as possibU TV, and Rosalyn afterthought on the part of the trustee who appear in "most charismatic," "the handsomest," "the and Betty can forgive their has only a short time left to serve the public opinion in a poll and be able to say print. lesser of two evils." This time there will be children, that opportunity for handicapper studenl exactly what people want to hear without anyone's parents anywhere are worried Donna LI University. It is something he has taken the two main groups: those who want to vote about degree certification, time to do frequently during his term. compromising his own personal positions. All Utters should be typed on 65-space for a winner will vote for the leader or bail bonds for their attorney's fees President Lansing Area — I Both Carter and Ford are so in tune with lines and tripU-spaced. Letters must be — offspring. While the National Society for Autistic (T It is hardly presumptuous to Carter, and those who like to vote for the candidates say that the their polls, so polished and rehearsed cleverly avoid questions from a practice has earned him a great deal of by signed, and include local address, student, incumbent — President Ford. Or perhaps pre selected or their advisors, that neither could make the faculty or staff standing - if any -* and screened press. respect. there will be a new group of voters who pick It is always kind of mistake that killed Nixon. disappointing to see a "good Huff has been criticized, Democratic opponents who faced him at the notably by This is the phone number. Letters should be 25 lines or Uss anil may the "best pollster." Any of those positions opportunity" muffed, but Thursday was totally ignores the issues that everyone is even a bit more SN featuH new politics, the age ushered painful than some I have Beginning next week on the 0 state convention, for failing to vote along in by the technology, the science of polls be edited for conciseness to fit more Utters craving that candidates, for whatever had in the past. strict party lines. The Democrat has and office, be specific about. All are immature. Though the "drug" question page will be a new State I denied our own execration of on the page. was broached, it did not these charges, Watergate. address the "grass feature - aemi-weekly questio saying that he does not One example of this intense rehearsal Voters in this country fail to realize the roots issue" of answer columns prepared by v always vote with his party peers on the No unsigned Utters will be accepted. "privacy, personal prefer- board, but always in the best interests of was Carter's use of the word "specific." One Names are withheld from publication only weight of the decision they make in ance and matters of consciousness or organizations and University d November every four years. The person we the student body, the University and the TV commentator pointed out that Carter for good cause. elect to be President of the United States is conscience."Jnstead, hard drugs." Even so, the it was about "legalized menta. The intent of the columt Democratic Party combined. used that very word twice in the first interest of the be to provide factual informatid the must influential person on earth. whole room was It is safe to minute of the debate. We all know that one We triggered and that elec¬ nonptrtinn topics. Orgainzsl say that the majority of the had better know why we vote for him. tricity does not long escape the notice of student body is not thing Carter has been accused of is not the interested in doing such column] primarily concerned being specific on the issues. His polls Round two is Oct. 6. orchestrators of this "election." invited to call the Man To have been misquoted or have some¬ 356-8262 for further it It|j,|-y?_Stqte News, East Loosing, Michigan Monday, September 27, 1976 5 better. WHY NOT Unfortunately, eral pages to his Carter devotes sev¬ feebly by an internationalist ideology. That the independent poet should become daughter, as well as more Osadchy shows that the fears of the than half the an anathema to such a regime, as Socrates pictures in the center of the authorities this THE BEST? paperback. on national ties are count are well founded: was to ancient Athens, reveals much about If you're in the mood for an stronger in the Ukraine its nature. Certainly, the regime has political life, Carter's book is interesting By Jimmy Carter than ties of class. It easy to take. appears to be already banned any of its potential Socrates Bantam Books Even the most avid repression and propaganda, and not class in favor of those who New York: 1976 Ford booster will brotherhood, which holds the Soviet Union expound only the benefit from reading it, for it preferred ideology, but the regime goes 179 pages, $1.95 offers a clear together. insight into where Carter is even further. If we accept the definition coming from But it is the and where the nation psychological motivation of that the poet concerns himself, unlike the By MICKIMAYNARD may go. his captors which most interests and revolts In order to philosopher, with unreasonable matters — understand a person's goals Osadchy. His interrogator brings flowers the irrational world and motives. Freud for his wife beyond logical thought only to let Osadchy wait alone once said, study that person's beginnings. you must CATARACT — then the state has not other modes of thought only banished To understand contrary to its )TKS: Jimmy Carter, it is helpful By Mykhaylo Osadchy ideology, but other modes of feeling as well. and amusing as well to read his autobi¬ Thus every act of Harcourt Brace Jovanovich independent creativity ography. "Why Not the Best?" New York: 1976 in such a regime becomes a defiant Why did the man with the political After Mao and an affection for power in the American Carter's book, now system? toothy smile waffles rise to fame and widely quoted in 21*0 pages, $3.95 By SHERMAN GARNETT The Russian writer Andrei act. The poet, Rilke called his simply by following what "necessity" to write, has entered the politics of the totalitarian state as a defiant I men of high character, H>s newspapers and Sinyavsky figure. Art, in the sense of legacy may perhaps hesl be seen in the magazines, offers an once noted that each oppressive independent art, cannot exist for long in the | u;i io st ion short 179 pages. relatively portrayed so aptly by the poet. The immediately snuffed out. j, n„t to learn the classical forms before the greatest places us burden Much of the narrative follows confrontation between the artist and the Osadchy vividly portrays for us the of a Chinese poet. It would take we are unable to answer our the form Soviet regime not confrontation that is taking place in Russia , tjmo and there was much to be questions until found on page 19, where only produced (his long, long after the choice has been Carter describes valuable memoir, but also allows us to view between the artist and the totalitarian made. growing up in Plains. Ga. Whether to be a poet or a through it the nature of totalitarian politics, state. In his role, the artist has shown an must have revolutionary ... Our farm work was heavy all year the new political role for amazing resiliency, an ability to blossom in once troubled Mao; round. My daddy saw to that the-artist in Xjiidhkf the emperor Shih Huang Ti, question perhaps the with his Russia, and the crisis of freedom which lies the midst of crags and crevices. tugged at his heart all his life. I However, Kiisat war with it. It is a measure of would suggest that he widely diversified farm industries. at the heart of the clash the hope of our age is not that freedom can died before school work always came My between these ueh of his verse — in the knowing, first, but farm forces. he maintained by a group of artists in a tdasMral style — lauds the future and ultimately, whether he had made the right children could expect the teachers few time to give Osadchy's crime? The possession of a few labor camp, but by everyone everywhere, approp chickens to feed and the stove to tend. a common passion for Ukranian she sees Osadchy, she is close with a Greek ." literature and history. What already in labor artist which will help to educate men and fOni -ueh pair of images occurs in a book about Chinese art Cretan labyrinth, the most myth. Daedalus built the The entire book runs like a . book-length first section of the book is the occupies the and must be taken to the hospital after only women, freeing them from the forces of i intricate and Carter speech relentless a few seconds with her husband. Such an i930s by Chiang Yee, he difficult maze the world has ever during the early primaries. If activity of the state which turns these ideological and technological tyranny which seen. It one sits back and listens, almost atmosphere robs his captors of human demand a surrendering of individual sion by citing many of the was so confused and distorted that the hear Carter's soft, one can simple matters into a five man anti-Soviet qualities, and they appear as mere carica¬ liberty •haracter found between builder himself became pausing Southern drawl conspiracy recorded in nineteen volumes of as a price for material comfort? Osadchy hopelessly lost in throughout each chapter. tures of cruelty. It is little wonder that has nose men and women. One his creation; but Deadalus interrogation records. Osadchy entitles this no answer. He breathes the free air was also given There are several informative Osadchy prefers the spiritual freedom he again knowing that he values it more, •nces, says Yee, is the the wisdom to invent wax wings, and he that lend a real clue to the chapters section "The Comedians," and he rightly finds in the camps, Carter strategy. points out the comedic actions and sus¬ preferring its inhuman knowing that his experiences have revealed snow. He said that people escaped his fate by flying away. To embark An obvious one is entitled physical conditions to the inhuman mental "Presidential to him a freedom that can never be |i in it. treat it another upon a path of building, of picions which characterize the authorities; environment his captors, and many of his taken as changing, Plans." from him again, despite the subject it to their requires that we look inside ourselves to however, the element of official cruelty and fellow citizens, have fallen victim to. imprisonment , If an ent of his body; yet, Osadchy also knows the see if we, like erprising Mo Udall or Birch Bayh suspicion poison the farce, especially when sometimes treat it as an Daedalus, have both the had paid attention to this little In the camps there is little that can be book last the actors take their awesome power which o progress and push it aside. ability to create and the ability to parts seriously. hangs above him and fly. . . year. he. instead of Jimmy, might be Osadchy recounts the "normal" cruelty taken from Osadchy and his thoughts turn which can return him to his he said, prefer to walk tSherman Garnett. editor) more and more to solitary . campaigning against President Ford. familiar to all readers of freedom, not simply of his freedom before he can influence those ..nt This reflected a Chinese Carter outlines, step by Solzhenitsyn's body but of his mind and soul. Many have around him. the perfection step, his strategy "Gulag": prisoners on transport trains t of nature and for attaining the pointed hopefully to this phenomenon as a And that is the dilemma which of rr The Book Page will presidency. He describes received a strict diet of salted herring Osadchy m publish letters con¬ his awe of the office, but adds that after without water; the continual sound of a sign that freedom can never be extin faces. To live outside the cerned with matters which camps is to live Nixon appear on its meeting other presidential hopefuls he felt woman guished. Even in the camps, it is said, the under the state's will; to live in the »■ visit to China pages. Please address them to the Hook weeping and screaming was piped camps is he was as good or even better than into spark of freedom burns bright. But the to enjoy a freedom born from Chinese image connected Editor and follow the traditional any of Osadchy's cell block; late night conver¬ hardship, an State them. sations between prisoners were often paradoxical truth which "Cataract" reveals individual freedom not shared with others. [any reports were filed News guidelines for letter is that, in many Is there a path for the artist writing which "Why Not the Best?" gives the reader a broken up by beatings; wives and visitors ways, freedom's spark only Kvdingat the way an entire city woke at appear on the Opinion Page. burns at all because there seeking to Iqthe morning picture of a humble but confident man. His were kept waiting for hours before being are the labor bring freedom outside of the camp's walls? to silently sweep the nthe streets. For the Chinese, the chapters on his family and wife Rosalyn are allowed to see the prisoner. camps. Osadchy cannot answer that question. If you are interested in predictably sugar-spuni and complimen His book is a personal demonstration that | now become an impediment to the becoming a book Osadchy's case reveals the deep-seeded Osadchy's description of his arrest and reviewer or writer for the book tary. (Sure, who is going to fear on the part of Soviet authorities of he is committed to freedom, even when Like their counterparts in the run down their the relentless omnipresence of the state o. page, please ie Chinese, call the State News and leave wife and kids?) Ukranian nationalism. The Ukraine is the imprisoned. But whether Osadchy's de through Mao, have your name And security mechanism points to an environ¬ mands and protestations, and those of his i,liter nature and impress man and and number for the Book Editor. even though the Carter family center of the second largest national ment inimical to the growth of enters American homes via television seven population, behind only the Great Russians, liberty. A dissident colleagues and supporters, do imprint upon all of the world, modern totalitarianism, with vast techno¬ anything to bring freedom beyond the days a week, one member — "Miss Lillian," in the Soviet Union. It could also be the hina of old felt men and women I am grateful to East logical and ideological resources, can per¬ barbed wire, or whether the state is too Lansing Paramount i he candidate s mot her — still comes off as a center of a national revolt, xrfei't beings whp should not sully, blqwa a dangerous vade every aspect of individual life in such a i i-.! fell: Mao has changed that. Center, fqr books reviewed here. providing some of the refreshing, interesting older woman. way as to permeate it with suspicion, doubt, strong for that now, i9 still an issue to be However, the less said about Amy, the decided in the USSR now, and elsewhere in numerous nationalities bound together fear and, ultimately, submission. the future. 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CONJUNCTION WITH WMK09 CASH REDEMPTION VALUE ONE TENTH CENT tizopdi Frozen & Dairy v Meat ^Jndepgpound ■ s ■ s Bgpj£ OCJ:< -ir f! Imperial Light Blend Spread Margarine 1 lb. 44 * USDA Choice Round Steak $ 107 lb. Monday & Tuesday nites only: LUTHER ALISON Jeno's Snack Assorted Pizzas Tray 7% 01. Pk9. 99* ^GOODRICH'S USDA Choice Sirloin Steak $ 177 lb. Birds Eye Poly Ba^ ' lbPk9 BLUES .Peas or Corn 2/99* USDA Choice Boneless Rolled Motown recording artist *3 sets • tickets *2" at the door Rotisserie Roast S1 57 !b. ■ Grocery ■ Bakery • ■ Monday - draft flight Tuesday - food specials all day Oven Fresh Golden HYGRADE BALL PARK Betty Crocker Loaf iv. ib. 49* FRANKS 99' Starting Wednesday: lb. Layer Cake Mixes Oven Fresh Raisin Bread All 18% oz...Flavors 49* ©Q» Longshot 59* TURKEY DRUMSTICKS Blues to Country Swing (8 pieces) 1 lb. Loaf Foulds Elbo Macaroni or Wed. pitcher nite. Thurs. bottled beer special Lean 8 Meaty |b. 29< ^^ - • Fri. 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Pillsbury Flour 48' Save 31' TRILOGY Pampers Extra-Absorbent Daytime 6th LARGE PRINTING Disposable Diapers n88 Save 31' $8.95 Domino 10X Sove 16' Sugar 19' Pascal Celery 25' Sove 20* Also available-the first two DUNE novels DUNE MESSIAH DUNE (Paperback. $1.95) (Cloth, $7.95 / Paperback. $1.50) Value Pak Trash Can Liners 40 Count 8188 Save 21' LARRY'S On east side of MSU at 1109 | East Grand River. AT YOUR COLLEGE BOOKSTORE NOW Limit 1 with s5°° Food Purchase Open Mon ■ Thur 9 - 9, Fri 9 -! Berkley Publishing Corporation m Sat 9- 10, Sun II -5 I ^innti stole News, Eost Lansing, Michionr Monday. September 27, 1976 7 etails of curb ■ ■.MICHAEL ROUSE ■'' Vwg Staff Writer t0 improvement undecided the norlh specific plans the state are Highway Dept. October. If the plans are submitted to in mended - by the Planning Dept. would have an installation lights are much too expensive and not 20 loot wood pole. Since the improvements to Grand River additional proposals will lake not cheaper in the long run. B type poles are shorter, more light discussion was the ai KGrand River Avenue settled within the next month eostof $104,816, of which would pay $10,764 for an MSU Both proposals are for high street lights would be needed Avenue, particularly the south side of the street. two or three weeks to provide of light the !»' Kiven the t°- initial and it l,«in n " bnl East Lansing City 1978Pr0jeCtmayheMdUpuntil payment and pay $6,302 in pressure sodium lamps. The A-type are in a standard fixture to provide the same coverage as taller light Sharp and councilmember meetings (about onth) he I)op . provide. The recommended the PI „,eml)tTs are still in the Thirteen proposals were yearly rent. on a ,10-foot concrete a pole. Larry Owen called for two fore the city eon il finally sitv sub¬ pole. The Councilmember Mary Sharp K Mi wWrh 'ype of 8treet mitted by the Lansing Board of Carney said the only differ B type are in a more proposals from the Board votes on which stvte will n encc between the two street contemporary said the University should be TeinstalL £ Water and Light that the different combined light Styles is that the Proposal styled enclosed fixture on a convinced to help pay for of Water and Light. Planning Director Scott Radwav said the part of the improvement plan tlirrl.ni plan calls for variables of pole B kind Another concern in the stree deteriorated curb, material (wood, steel or con are more aesthetically tree planters and crete), type of vapor pleasing. They are similar to ! the existing street (mercury thelights installed in the CALCULATORS or sodium) and pole new height. 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INTRODUCTORY I71EETING Tuesday, September 7:30 pm 334 Union 2-8 CALCULATORS IPB |T| 9 d In the International Center • sign up for ground school All of these fine Calculators are available • • learn what the wings are all about t miss our Saturday, Oct. 2 beginning fall picnic. at MSU Bookstore. l^noon. Fun.'food and intro rides. 8 Michigan Slate News, East Lansing, Michigan ' Monday, September 27, ) Pigeon River drilling still questionabl By NANCY JARVIS oil companies last June, the the state the authority to leases to prevent drilling in the preservation of this rare and a task force to study the will be drilled (unless future State News Staff Writer controversy about whether a repurchase the oil leases to situation and an environmental restrictions are implemented) Pigeon River Forest." wilderness area and the species The agreement also Kven though an agreement total ban on drilling should be assure that no oil, gas or other Bullard said that if an emer¬ of animals who live there for impact statement was released only after a total development the Sun Oil drill 15.000 in the Co., wlr I acres implemented still rages on. mineral development occurs. gency oil shortage occurs, the the benefit of Michigan citizens last December. plan, locating specific drill sites, sented to convert hern portion of the Pigeon State Representative Perry their nit "Despoiling the Pigeon River oil will still be there and will today and in the future." The task force recommended from the oil companies is re¬ 2,000 acres in the iter Country State Forest Bullard, D-Ann Arbor recently Forest for the sake of oil have increased in value by The 145-square-mile forest in the statement that oil devel¬ viewed by the director of the portion to a signed bv the Natural introduced bill which would nondeve a< a company profits is nonsense," then. currently houses the only re¬ opment should occur only in the DNR, the public and the Michi¬ lease for the next ' .•source Commission INRC) prevent exploration or Bullard said. "The state govern¬ "Now, however, the only southern third of the forest any maining elk herd east of the gan Environmental Review when it will id three major leaseholding ment should repurchase the oil expire. drilling in the forest and give issue is oil company profits vs. Mississippi River along with with an established no-drill Board. several endangered and threat¬ boundary on the remaining two "It will be one to two months But the West Mich ened wildlife species. thirds. This recommendation before any drilling begins," said vironmental Action Co The controversy first began resulted from the conclusion Jack Bails, chief of program the Pigeon River Man stabs son to 'release devil' in 1971 when the NRC denied the Michigan Oil Company a that oil drilling in many parts of the forest would and possibly cause serious development and review for the Dept. of Natural Resources. Bails explained that drilling Assn. are not June agreement. satisfied The permit to drill the land it leased permanent ney. Roger Conner, PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - In the recent movie release, took a bread knife with a in 1968. The permit denial was damage to animal and plant life. can be accomplished with as request for a contested James T. Matkowski, who po¬ "The Omen" the main charac¬ appealed, but this appeal was little environmental impact as but the NRC denied serrated edge to the second th. Last June, Amoco, Shell and lice said had been talking about ter, a 5-year-old child named floor bedroom of his son, James upheld on the grounds that the possible by diverting the sur¬ because they "remain • He forest was too fragile to handle Northern Michigan Exploration face drill location up to half a how his son was possessed by Damien, supposedly was the Jr., and stabbed him once in was reported in satislac convinced that we m tory condition Saturday after oil and gas development. Co. signed an agreement with mile. decision with the I tht de\ il and had to be killed, child of the devil. the left side. the NRC providing for 15,000 "The wells can be drilled at stabbed and seriously wounded Police said that Matkowski. Police said Matkowski went Since 1973. when the area necessary public part acres in the southern third to the 3-year-old early Saturday. recently unemployed, had been downstairs and told his wife, an angle," he said, "and two and did conform to Matkowski was booked on was designated a state forest, be opened for drilling. This area wells be located Matkowski. 27. of Philadel¬ talking throughout Kathleen, 25, he had stabbed several charges including ag the issue on whether drilling can on one pertinent laws." Friday phia apparently had been influ¬ about how his son the child. She ran upstairs and should be allowed became more was pos¬ gravated assault and reckless enced by recent movies about sessed by the devil. found the boy lying on the floor crucial. Gov. Milliken appointed endangerment. children possessed by the devil, Shortly after 12:30 a.m. Sat¬ police said. urday morning, they said, he NATIONALLY KNOWN SPEED READING COURSE Finally fashion TO BE TAUGHT HERE IN THE comes to frames. EAST LANSING AREA United States Reading Lab will offer If you have always wanted to be a a 4 week course in speed reading to a speed reader but found the cost pro¬ limited number of qualified people in hibitive or the course too time consum¬ East Lansing. ing .. . now you can! Just by attending 1 evening per week for 4 short weeks /PSUTO PARTS This recently developed method of you can read 7 to 10 times faster, con¬ instruction is the most innovative and centrate better and comprehend more. effective program available in the United States. If you are a student who would like 2220 E. MICHIGAN AVE. TEN BLOCKS WEST OF THE MSU CAMPUS IN LANSING to make A's instead of B's or C's or if Not only does this famous course reduce your time in the classroom to you are a business person who wants to stay abreast of today's everchanging PRIZES, REFRESHMENTS, Co-optical offers you a wide selection of just one class per week for 4 short accelerating world then this course is AND A GRAND PRIZE DRAWING ™ frames. Come in for the finest in fashion weeks but it also includes an advanced an absolute necessity. speed reading course on cassette tape Check these brand eyewear. so that you can continue tn improve These special one-hour lectures will Do-it-yourself tip. Wagner Brake Pa for the rest of your life. In just 4 be held at the following times and Walker Exhaust weeks the average student should be places. Gates Belts &H~ reading 4-5 times faster. In a few Poweready Ignition months some students are reading 20- PowereadyB-"-- 30 times faster attaining speeds that EAST LANSING MEETINGS Powerflo Filters approach 6000 words per minute. In rare instances speeds of up to 13,000 St. Johns Student Center wpm have been documented. 327 M.A.C. Wednesday, Sept. 29. 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Our average graduate should read Thursday. Sept. 30.6:30 - 8:30 p.m. 7-10 times faster upon completion of Friday. Oct. 1,6:30 • 8:30 p.m. the course with marked improvement Sunday, Oct. 3. 2:30 • 5:30 p.m. in comprehension and concentration. For those who would like additional TWO FINAL MEETINGS information, a series of frte, one hour, orientation lectures have been sched¬ Monday, Oct. 4,6:30 ■ 8:30 p.m. uled. At these free lectures the course Tuesday. Oct. S. 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. will be explained in complete detail, including classroom procedures, in¬ struction methods, class schedule and a If you are a businessman, student, housewife or executive, this course, Come and help us celebrate special 1 time only introductory tui¬ When you re working on your car a Stop m at your n tion that is less than one-half the cost which took 5 years of intensive re¬ little tip from the people at Big A and get acquainted of similar courses. You must attend search to develop, is a must. You can Auto Paris stores can be a big help our national-brand pi i' the any of the meetings for information read 7-10 times faster, comprehend |Ob takes a spec.ai tool we s>onai mechanics Ar can tell you And we probably have it serve you too about East Lansing classes. more, concentrate better, and remem¬ ber longer. Students are offered an ad¬ These orientations are open to the ditional discount. This course can be public, above age 14, (persons under taught to industry or civic groups at 18 should be accompanied by a parent "Group rates" upon request. Be sure to if possiblel. attend whichever free orientation that fits best in your schedule. A COLLEGE RING. 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Moran also said he use of it. She said she would tition. In case of rain, students i,,bv the Metro Narcotics Squad, spokespersons of the East The subject of decriminaliza¬ the United States. MSU is one express views on the decriminalization was favor decriminalization of the will be notified of another date ".police Dept. and Dept. of Public Safety (DPS) said Sunday tion of marijuana will probably of 10 campuses across the of marijuana. encouraged by the view Rosa- drug because she knows of a and location. Z Narcotics Squad officials were unavailable for not come up in the next debate lynn Carter, wife of presiden¬ 15-year-old boy who had been comment country from which the lobby¬ "If there's interest on cam¬ tial candidate between the presidential candi- Jimmy Carter, |c, but sources from the East Lansing Police Dept and the ists plan to obtain signatures pus, there is no reason not to arrested for possession of mari¬ Individuals interested in vol¬ dates but there are sajne who expressed about the decrimin¬ Kid that the raids included East Lansing and the campus and would like to add it to for the petition. try it." Moran said. "There alization of marijuana. Carter, juana. He will now have a unteering for Grass Roots [m been related. agenda. the "Our objective is to get aren't many places to express on the television program criminal record for the rest of should contact Henry Scholtes. -its and particulars of the persons involved are being withheld Thd Grass Roots Volunteers 100,000 signatures by Oct. 11," opinions on it (marijuana use) "Meet the Press" said she his life, Carter said. acting coordinator for the further investigation by the Metro Narcotics Squad. A Michael Moran, a national coor¬ and that's what Grass Roots is The Grass Roots volunteers group, at 332-3795. Volunteers '76 are favors the decriminalization of jokesperson, however, said that the campus arrests involved circulating a petition at dinator of the Cannabis De all about." will be at Beaumont Tower are needed to help in contact¬ Beaumont Tower today to small amounts of marijuana, L-old male student and a 29-year old male nonstudent beine gath criminalization Lobby, said. Moran explained the pro¬ between 2 and 6 p.m. today to ing people and collecting signa¬ U with delivery of marijuana and hash oil and er the support of individuals Oct. 11 — Columbus Day — though she opposes the collect signatures for their pe¬ tures in the dormitories. conspiracy to who want to gram planned for today as "a Ijear the candi¬ is the proposed date for the |!rmeth)lenedioxy amphetamine (MDA). dates discuss the political demonstration on what ■toothers, a student and nonstudent, both 19-year-old males private use of Lrharged with conspiracy to deliver marijuana. marijuana. INSTRUCTIONAL IV The volunteers are from the MSU branch of the Cannabis I unidentified 18-year-old male is being held in the Ingham Decriminalization Lobby whose TELEVISION jail on charges of kidnaping, attempted rape, and car theft apprehended by Michigan State Police Sunday morning SERVICES Kdiigan State Police in Lansing said the man is being held in Fall 1976 Lotion with an alleged combination abduction and car theft, Ebthey said occurred near the Okemos exit of 1-96 in Lansing at If you are Ltia.m. Sunday morning. The suspect was arrested at about taking one of these courses (or would like to) thi C bv Brighton state police after he was seen Fall term, you should know that driving a car which they are being offered for (J, jtoien car's description. credit bv television on channels 19 and 20 of the bast l.ansin ■Hording10 the 16-year-old Pennsylvania woman, who said she Cable system. You should check witli the individual \kidnaped, she escaped from her abductor somewhere in the departmen listed ti' register and obtain detailed L,(Jolly Road after he attempted to rape her, then called police schedule information. C,nearby house. Kite said the woman and her 18-year old boyfriend, also from Calculators! BCH 901 Basic Biochemistry, Professors Bieber & Fairiev All calculators featured below are Tetania, were visiting friends in Flint where they met an MTWTF 8:00 AM 6 3:00 PM on Cli. 20 man about five days ago. available at BS 210 General Biology I, Professor Taggart Rolhrce left Flint at about 12:30 a.m. Sunday, police said, and M W F 10:20 AM & 3:00 9 6:00 PM Ch. i9 Leiden occurred when the Pennsylvania man pulled off the BS 211 General on Biology II, Professor Bromley flood went to sleep and the other man pulled a tire iron on him M W I- 9:10 AM the awoke. on Ch. 20 6 12:90 PM an Ch. 19 Kjye said no robbery involved and CPS 110 Intro was i s physical to Computer Programming, Professor Burnett DD YOU WAR re inflicted. M W F 11:30 AM & 7:00 PM on Ch. 10 Compiled by Joe Scales CPS 120 Computer Programming for Eng. & Sci., Professor Duhc M W F 1:SO 9 9:10 PM on Ch. 19 GEO 209 World Regional Geography, Professor Hanson FREE THE ONE ABOUT HPR 331 T TH First Aid 5 T Til 10:30 AM on Ch. 20 9 1:20 PM on fit. 9:10 AM Emergency Care, Professor on Ch. 20 9 Baker 11:30 AM 9 6:0') PM I" on (1,. THE REVERSE HNF 102 Nutrition for Man, Professor Cederquist M W 8:00 AM on Ch. 19. T Til 12:00 f. 6: (0 PM on ( MOT 302 Organization 4 Administration, Professor Tosi COmPUTER LABORATORY M W 8:00 AM on Ch. 19 6 10:20 AM a 7:0') PM on Ch. TOURS POLISH MGT NS 306 135 Analysis of T W ill Processes 9 Systems, Professor Fasli.-r 1:50 9 5:00 PM on Ch. 20 Changing Concepts of the Universe, Pro:.- -or or- NOTATION? T Til 8:00 PM on Ch. 20 PRR 301 Wilderness Survival, Professor Risk T TH 8: 30 AM 9 3:00 9 7:00 PM on Ch. 1'' The story goes that this guy walked SOC 291 Introduction to Sociology, Professor Marcus accurately and naturally. ■ lours of the into a college bookstore and bought a The machine of all these and many M K F 9:10 AM on Ch. 19 & 11:30 AM 9 9:10 I'M on ft,. Computer Laboratory facilities will be calculator that worked backwards, other marvels is the Model 4510 ■given at 9 a.m., 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. weekdays For further information Itirough October 1. Tours will begin in Room 215 or sideways, or something. (the "Mathematician") from National regarding Instructional Television But once he got the hang of it, Services, its operation and televised courses, ■Computer Center and will take about 45 minutes. Semiconductor. Suggested retail contact the he found that Reverse Polish Notation ITV office at 230 Erickson Hall, 353-8800. under $25. meant he worked with only two numbers And that's no joke. at a time, solving the most complex sequence calculations quickly, a National Semiconductor The Teachings of Jose Cuervo: NEWS MSU BOOIERY BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS "How toget the juices WEDGE WEEJUNS OPEN HOUSE Tues. Sept. 28th 7:30 p.m. 326 Natural Science Bldg. flowing." The best way to get the juice-- flowing i- to get plugged into the best tequila lose Cuervo \\ hite Are you interested in the State Because Jose Cuervo i- the premium white tequila News and how it works, or would And it has been since the first day it was made in !7l)" Then the rest is simple Just get plugged into you like to work on the largest best juices. Take orange juice, tor example Or grape college newspaper in the world? fruit, or pineapple. Or whatever. I See a'&lide show of the State I News^ process and take a tour of I ^e News. We will be hosting special group sessions for those interested in newspaper advertis¬ ing. photo and editorial. Refreshments will be served. Please come. MSU BOOTERY 225 E. Grand River OPEN Every Nite "til 6 p.m. Wed.&Thurs. til 9. JOSE CUERVO' TEQUILA 80 PROOF IMPORTED AND BOTTLEDBY © 1976HEUBLEIN. INC. HARTFORD. CONN ] Q Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, September 27, i976 Tom Shanahan Rogers is Spartans tie N.C. State, 31-a By TOM SHANAHAN over-the-shoulder catch by Gib¬ with ony 58 seconds to go on a an attempt to draw North that drive but we had to punt to gained 204 rushing. Hi State News Sports Writer son froip Smith for a 63-yard fourth and two play. Carolina State offsides. But the preserve the tie because they duplicated last It's all new at MSU. A week touchdown and a 17-10 edge. have best choice consistent passing game and a The Wolfpack tied the game "We didn't want to give them the ball at the 50." Rogers said crowd noise prevented Smith from ever getting the play off. a great field goal kicker," Rogers said. formance with 134 carries. yari complementing running game. on their first possession also in explaining his reasons for "Without the dropped pass For the night, MSU had 528 North Carolina State But a weak defense showed with quarterback John Evans there's no question we'd have total yards. Besides the 324 One of new Athletic Director Joe Kearney's first actions at punting. Before punting, MSU yards rushing and 112 MSU was to hire Darryl Rogers as the head football coach. Saturday night and that's new running or pitching to Brown went to the line three times in at least had a chance to score on | passing yards the Spartans Both teams had 20 first And when he announced his choice most everyone asked at MSU too. for a 72-yard drive. "Who?" when informed of the selection. Saturday night the Spartans After getting the ball back Hut it won't be showed North Carolina State the Wolfpack breezed into the long until people realize that the hiring of Rogers was a better choice than either of the Mid American University how strong their end zone on runs of 10,18 and 4 coaches Dick Crum at Miami of Ohio (0-4), or Roy Kramer at passing game is in a 31-31 tie yards to take a 24-17 lead. Central Michigan (2 1), the other men speculation centered before 38,000 people in Raleigh. But there were still three around when the search was going on for a new head coach. Head coach Darryl Rogers decided to go with junior more scoring marches left as Rogers' record shows that he can build a winning program MSU tied the game on its next as he made a winner out of San Jose State in his three years quarterback Ed Smith this week after starting Marshall possession after a Nielsen field there before coming to MSU. Apparently Rogers left behind a Lawson the past two weeks. goal was wide from the 26. strong enough program to continue winning, as San Jose went into the past weekend with a 3-0 record before Smith responded with two all- On one drive Smith did not being stopped time MSU single game records let a first and ten on the MSU by Stanford 28 21. Before the game San Jose was rated the third best team in the West by Sports Illustrated's weekly in passes completed (18 for 29) two inhibit him any as he went and yards gained passing (324.) into the end zone on the first ratings. In addition, flanker Kirk Gibson play with a 54-yard completion The thing that impresses me the most is how candid Rogers has been from the very beginning. picked up his own MSU record to Gibson. Next came a 40-yard After the Spartans outscored OSU 21-14 in the second half, the media representatives were ready to accept statements while receiving Smith's passes for 192 yards. pass to Eugene Byrd and then another toss to Byrd for four r-«TOS|| The game started with MSU yards, a touchdown and a tie from Rogers about how much better the team played in the second half. But Rogers would have none of that as he said he gettinga first-hand look at why game. North Carolina State is boast¬ wouldn't talk about how much better the team played when The Wolfpack got the lead ing its tailback Ted Brown for they played so horribly overall. all American honors when back with 5:40 left in the game he After a sloppy win over Wyoming Rogers said he was busted the second play of as a one-yard run by Evans PL.'"- happy with the improvement but nowhere near satisfied with the gave North Carolina State a the team's play. game for an 83-yard touchdown 31-24 lead. Ditto with the North Carolina State game. Even though That made it three straight But MSU went 80 quick MSU racked 528 yards on offense Rogers still wasn't satisfied with the improvement of the offense. games the Spartans have given yards for the last tie of the "The offense improved, but it doesn't make any difference if up a touchdown on the opening game when Gibson caught his series and made the offense second touchdown of the game we don't score enough points to win and can't keep them out of start from behind. from the Wolfpack 37 with 3:14 the end zone." Rogers said. On MSU's first possession left. The players must be finding out Rogers is a hard man to the Spartans had to punt away. totally please, because I haven't heard him praise his team Both teams had a chance to But they got the ball right back without also pointing out weak points. at the North Carolina State 42 score in the closing minutes, When asked if he felt the offense improved more than the but MSU came closer when MSU tailback Richie Baes stretches for defense, he said, "We're making good progress, but we're not when Paul Rudzinski recovered a fumble. first a penalty and then a yard while N.C. State's Mark Anderson tries to an extra straight week, but the Spartans could only a 31-31 tie with the Wolfpack. man] happy with either side (offense or defense) yet." dropped pass forced a punt From there it only took six stop him. Baes led MSU in rushing for the second Rogers went on to say he did see improvement on defense despite yielding 434 yards and four touchdowns. plays to tie the game when Rich Baes scored his first touchdown T thought the defense played good in the first half. They of the season from the three. only gave up 158 yards and 83 of those came on one run," Spikers take weekend Before the half was over both Rogers said. But the thing that impresses me the most is that Rogers has no alibis. He comes right and tells you how terribly some of his players played. After the OSU game he pointed out on his teams traded field goals to end the half 10 10. The Wolfpack's Jay Sherrill kicked first from 39 j yards out and Hans Nielsen By CATHY CHOWN The women's volleyball team Fieldhouse. versity was the next victim, Monday night TV show just how bad some of his players were. State News Sports Writer team is further along a tallied his first field goal of the has already compiled a 9-0 According to Knoppers, the About, one .(jeferjsiye back hg said* "Tius^guy looks like he's losing 15-8 and 15-6 to the point than it v year with 24 seconds remaining For those of you who are win-loss record in their second never piaWd before on this volleyball squad is "starting Jo Spartans,. lUvlLheaLNocLhw. terras of offense t -play — jmo gfe may never play Irom 46 yardsiouti »>-« tired of. hearing .about losing woek. of play. Coach Annelies Put'tfgethSHAlHiW' »if«W" ( i Miinois UniversHv.^Sd.ia-Ahe. ar'-W year-wp jrft,„ - This makes it easy for me to believe him because he seems The races" Started "In the Spartan teams and probations, Knoppers' spikers picked up and the weekend-scores stand ' first game of thai match? but concentrate on just hiui second half on MSU's first here is some bright news from five of those victories this for themselv lost the second game to know exactly what's wrong with his team. And. if he ever the women's half of the sports 13-15 after possession when the Spartans weekend in a home series On Friday MSU downed Day¬ Knoppers substituted the sec¬ gets his team to the point he is satisfied, MSU will be a work on offense,'" Kn| flew 80 yards in a mere three world. football power again. Friday and Saturday at Jenison ton 15 8 and 15-7.Tllinois Uni- ond string. MSU pulled out the said. plays. The score came on an third game 15-8 to win the "We had good hust( match. serve reception this "Illinois and Dayton were the and we really had si stronger of the teams we Booters beat offensive plays." Hope 4-1 played this weekend. Dayton was blocking us pretty well and Illinois had good defense — one The Spartan squad lui varsity player fro year's team, with the re: they have really improved this as Rom nabs hat trick year," Knoppers said. On Saturday, the Spartans beat Central Michigan Univer¬ team returning seniors i junior. Seniors Cathie team captain: Kathv [ By GEOFFETNYRE strength. student at East sity 15-6 and 15-12 before Cindy Hardy; I"' Lansing High Hcintz: Laura Pete State News Sports Writer "They were MIAA league School changed his eligibility clouting Grand Valley State cochamps last year." said requirements, and Tsao waa College 15-5, 9-15 and 15-8 to Spoelstra and Laur Zdravko Rom kicked three return from last goals and Kamy Asdigha Rutherford, "and they're a informed Friday he would have complete the weekend sweep. MSU with junior Pat Fel tough aggressive team." to sit out the season. was undefeated last passed for three assists to lead the MSU The soccer team was dealt a "I'm really disappointed but year against Michigan oppo¬ MSU's next home act soccer team to a 4-1 blow on Friday when freshman all I can do now is see if there is nents and beat Grand Valley in be the weekend of Oct. victory over Hope in its home the John Tsao was ruled ineligible finals of the State of Friday the squad will opener Saturday. any way I can straighten it An unusually lajfge crowd for the 1976 si a bizarre out," said Tsao. "If there's not Michigan Assn. of Intercol¬ Cincinnati to face the turned out on the warm after¬ circumstance. I'll just start preparing for next legiate Athletics for Women sity of Cincinnati; Tsao began school winter (SMAIAW) tournament. Joseph and Ohio Stale ill noon. and they weren't disap¬ term of last year and was told MSU plays Calvin College Knoppers said that the MSU of improving its ri pointed as Rom began the 1976 he needed 24 credits to be season where he left off in 1975 Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. on the - as the Spartans' leading scholasticaly eligible. He found MSU soccer field. Thursday the out, however, that some classes Spartans play U-M-Dearborn at MSU kept Hope pinned half of the field in the in its early he took at MSU while still a Dearborn. Spartan club tear going before Rom broke the ice with a goal from 15 yards out Harriers beat Irish; wins mej with 25:31 gone in the first half. Hossien Shodja and Asdigha assisted on the play. Rom scored again with 2:41 two-day left in the first 45-minute half as he took a pass from Mike Price and lifted a high shot over the Lindsey sets record The women's this weekend as the golf team rolled up another invitational victory Spartans 173 total, while fresh Atwood was next wit 174. Linda Smith, com took the Central Hope goalie into the upper By JIM DUFRESNE "We are a much more im¬ Michigan In¬ injury, was right bt State News Sports Writer vitational at Mt. Pleasant. wood with 89-86 175. right-hand corner of the net. proved team this year," Gib¬ bard said, "with one more year MSU won the two-day 36-hole Coach Mary Fos: Ed Randel opened the second A victory is a victory. But a of experience in lettermen plus meet with a score of 672. half with a goal at 11:37 after win over Notre Dame, no pleased with the lur Purdue followed closely with taking a pass from Price, who matter what the sport, is a good bunch of recruits run¬ said, "Now this weel ning for us." 680 after being tied with the notched his second assist. always something special. really get in some pra The MSU Spartans after the first 18 get ready for the I Later, Hope scored their first cross country Though by the three-mile holes. goal against MSU since 1973 squad enjoyed that special win mark Lindsey had taken com¬ vitational this weekend. | when Mark Bombara scored on Friday when they outran the Steph Mischke from Purdue mand of the five-mile run, a was the invitational Fighting Irish 20-35 in their medalist, a penalty kick as MSU was race was just starting to devel¬ barely edging out MSU's Sue called for season opener at Forest Akers pushing in front of its op between Pullen and Morri¬ Ertl with a 164 total. Mischke goal. Golf Course. son. Pullen had about a 25-yard shot rounds of 86-78 while Ertl For coach Jim Gibbard, his lead but the freshman cut that Rom added his third goal in shot 79-86 for a 165 total. the most squad could not have started in half on what the Spartan exciting play of the the Spartan Sue Conlin was third season any better. His harriers call "cardiac hill." game. The Spartans had the with rounds of 88 and 85 for runners took the first four a ball in front of the Hope goal "1 like to the hills places, Herb Lindsey set run but it's with the goalie out of position. a new meet record with the time of early in the year," said Pullen, Two shots were blocked by the who finished 25 seconds ahead Nell Jackson The MSU Jud« 111 24:06.5 and the team revenged Hope defense before Asdigha of the Canadian. "I let them get nounced that there last year's upset to the Irish at booted the ball out of a crowd to South Bend, Ind. to me today." regularly scheduled Rom, who finally got it in. announces new sessions this year for "Iwas very pleased with our Overall, however, Pullen and time. "It was really confusing," said Rom after the game. "I was performance Friday," Gibbard especially his coach were women's coach Competition training said. "Our first four finishers pleased with his run. held on Tuesdays and screaming my head off and so Were the fastest four guys to "Jeff made up his mind to run Nell Jackson, asst. director of days from 7 to 9 | was everybody else, but I got Fridays from 5 to 7 p. the ball." ever run on the Forest Akers athletics in charge of women's well this year," Gibbard said. All students, fact Coach Ed Rutherford was "I was glad to see him running programs, has announced the that close to Herb at the end of selection of Karen family — men and won .leased with the game but Behind Lindsey in the next Langeland a: invited to join the three places were Jeff Pullen in the race." the new women's owed to work the team more basketball participate regularly i coach. 24:32, freshmen Paul Morrison hefi the Spartans' next game in 24:57 and Stan Mavis in The Spartans will have a Langeland, coming from the titions and technique clj t Calvin on Wednesday. Grand Interested persons , , . 25:02. Fifth man Tom week off to enjoy their victory Stat* News/Undo tyay Rapids public school contact Jay Kim. MM Rutherford said that the system, will replace former Elispermann, who missed prac- before resuming action this Senior Laura Peterson spikes the ball all five matches in its first home Club coach, at 214 Ml a'yin game should be a good coach Dominic I . tice earlier in the week because Saturday in a dual meet at back at her opponent in volleyball series of the 1976 season. ■ Marino, who w Bldg., 355-5276 or Ann indication of tne Spartans' of a foot injury, finished tenth. basketball'coachLhis Illinois State University. action over the weekend. MSU won P°3'tion 88 last Soring. ' president of the tm.flMl) J"J I muhigon Stof N«w», Eon Lonting. Mlchioon Monday, September 27, 1976 11 ICompus I j.pAULM. MOHR h.paULM. MOHR The The rates nf rates meters of K«tv both »n upped to 20 S&jf oisWjff Jt News SUfl Writer , ■ I So P»7 telephones and recently hiked from 10 cents to 20 cents. "ta to ZZZ'* T 10 cenUl to 20 ce"'s per hour was initiated "Students don't belong there Complex and X lot, East Com¬ during classes," Bissell, said. plex including McDonel. Y lot is |L meters have in com- Vehicle office Robert Biasell said manager 'It"!w?ek' But sometimes they are con¬ fused where to park, he added, for commuters, the Red Cedar the price price with th ™ the greater ,to confo™ dormitories (Shaw, Abbott- Lansing area pointing out that there are five Mason and parking prices," Biasell said, Phillip-Snyder halls) which also have been designated parking areas for and Owen Graduate Center. recently students to use. raised. Visitor Special permits which are parking on Despite the dime increase, issued campus has also been increased only to the Red Cedar Bissell said the students are from 25 cents to 60 cents. dormitory residents on a first- 10% OFF ALL Public Safety Kichard Bernitt said if Director campus getting a good deal with the vehicle registration charge, which remains the same as last come-first-serve basis may be obtained for student parking in OUR KODAK FILM 2 PKS./ Parking rates run lower than Ramp 1. the city's parking rates, year - six dollars. The Public Safety Office did PROCESSING chances are that more would park on people campus. The "That's a good price, too," Bissell said, terming it "ridic¬ not impose the 10 cent increase, Bissell said. It was recom¬ & tt. 79* ulously low" since the actual mended by the price increase is meant to help parking is free. All-University DEVELOPING prevent such a problem. Be¬ Traffic Committee, of which If registered cars are found Bissell is also a member. sides, he said, MSU can use the revenue. parked in illegal parking lota "We just maintain them," he and spaces, a four-dollar Personnel costs, gas and park¬ said, referring to all 832 vehicle costs have all ing ticket will be issued. An meters. gone up," unregistered car will be slap¬ Bernitt said. Actually, the increased ped with a ten dollar fine, a GILLETTE G.E. charge for meters and use of parking visitor parking lots representative of the Public Safety Office said. TRAC II FLORESCENT BIC Besides seven visitor should not affect students' parking LIGHTING pocketbooks because students are not areas, there are the five that exclusively serve students. L SHAVE CREME PENS supposed to park there lot serves West Circle and the UNIT during the day anyway. Brody Complex; F lot, South Reg. '1 $] 09 25 inch $"T 98 5 pack 69< Reg. Ml." / , Reg. M." 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His encounter ing Tree," while utilizing some in sharp contrast to his gritty SUte News Reviewer it. But feel free to take it role of legendary blues great dubbing is usually supi his life. During his last prison with fellow blues great Blind narrative skills acquired from subject. A note about film Huddie Ledbetter in "Lead- never hinting that vocal/inJ seriously. stretch, musicologist John Lemon Jefferson (Art Evans), his subsequent "Shaft," Kinoy's script is playable, if mental tracks It seems curious but approp¬ might have H biographies: regard them as belly," may resemble the actual Lomax (James E. Brodhead) his imprisonment after im¬ "Shaft's Big Score!" and 'The freely adapted and often dis¬ recorded entertainment, but try to ap¬ riate to offer this disclaimer. individual little, if at all. But to visit him to transcribe separately from! comes prisonment for actions commit¬ Super Cops." But the tone has plays some real understanding filming. HiTide Harris does preciate whatever lessons the Though a motion picture bio¬ there is truth and resonance to and record his music. In this ted by his swift temper (often matured and quieted from of Southern behavior. Robert filmmakers have decanted from Leadbelly vocals with a feea graphy may distort and pervert his characterization. unexpected respite from the spurred by racial those earlier films. Parks is Boyle's production design and the blues (the actual someone's life. Take care to actual events and facts regard¬ It is a genuine blend of rock pile, Ledbetter relates his on defamation) and his imminent clearly making a film about Bruce Surtee's cinematography discs were LeadJ accept the story only in the ing the life of its subject, it may quirks, faults, temperament life, in terms of his music and of release with fame and success something — there is great is instrumental in the film's probably because of the primitive! unsuitl most general of terms — contain specific truths per se. and humanity which says much, being black in the South. ahead, show Leadbelly as a attention paid to detail regard¬ effective evocation of the South cording techniques of his f because that is precisely how For instance, Roger E. by implication, about Lead- The sage covers a long vista sensitive man with an immatur¬ ing the performance of the in the '20s and '30s. and he is backed belly. It says, at least, that of early century racism, pov¬ featured and bit players and by S ity and wildness always direct¬ As stated previously, Mosley Terry, Brownie McGhee, D director Gordon Parks, erty and deprivation, ranging ly beneath the surface of his close approximation of period is generally outstanding as Cohen pad Dick Rosmini. 1_ scenarist Ernest Kinoy, the from his youth as a picker at amiable personality. and location. He retains a Leadbelly, but also fine here Karlin has contributed an I film's producers and Mosley Saturday night dances to his Parks here returns to a sub- weakness for careful, clean are Evans, Paul Benjamin as obtrusive score and the ml believed him to be that kind of sojourn as "the King of Fannin ued, lyrical perspective some¬ composition (from his career as Leadbelly's troubled father and — all of it — enlivens the I Street" while kept by Shreve- what similar to his 1969 semi- an award-winning still photo¬ John Henry Faulk as the and gives it focus. For lA Leadbelly's story is told from port's most exclusive Madame autobiographical "The Learn¬ grapher, doubtless), sometimes brightly depreciating Texas belly - at least, as the film! Governor Neff. Mosley portray him - P There is a great deal of music is his redemption. Leadbelly music in the film, Planetarium reviews green men either performed on screen or heard on the soundtrack. Most The Paramount release through Thursday at the G i| of it is very good. The musical mer Theater in Lansing. By PATRICIA UCROIX and gained popular acceptance. veling through space. interesting, realistic facts on State News Reviewer From there, a quickly flash¬ What follows proves to be an the issue. It seems that for as long as ing slide show traces the theory amusing, but in a way disgust¬ The show will run at the men have been spending time from the simplest one-celled life ing, presentation of the types of planetarium until Oct. 24. Ad¬ star-gazing, they also have forms through to the current signals being sent from this mission is $1 for students with a been hypothesizing and fan¬ conception of man. planet, including television valid MSU ID. tasizing about the possibility The real meat of the show soap operas and shows such as that somewhere out there, pos¬ begins with the attempts that "Leave it to Beaver" and "All in sibly, just perhaps there might man has made in contacting the Family," along with a full be some other living creature other possible life forms. One string of the commercials which focusing his orbs on earth and such attempt is exemplified by tell us that a certain laundry THE WORLD'S FAVORITE wondering the same thing. a spacecraft, sent into space in soap will get our clothes cleaner BED-TIME STORY "L.G.M.* 'Little Green Men: 1972, in which an easily under¬ than Mrs. Jones'. IS FINALLY A BED-TIME Intelligent Life in the Uni- standable picture was sent STORY... ' Intelligent life? the MSU Abrams Plan¬ along with a diagram indicating It is a possibility. Shows such Guarneri String Quartet etarium show running until the position of the sun in "Little as Green Men" will Oct. 24, provides an intellectual relation to the earth. the myth and fiction and, at times, even amusing The show presents another and present some much needed, Guarneri Quartet discussion of the question of whether or not we on Earth are way that other worlds may finally realize that there is life [By the time the world's alone in this universe or if in the universe through radio greatest detectives Earth is just one of a million and television still tra¬ figure out whodunnit.. '76-77 series waves opens worlds suitable for supporting intelligent life. |law yon could die laughing! The show, quite frankly, will By DANIEL HERMAN disappoint people seeking a State News Reviewer purely science-fiction position J "An unconditionally coroiK.n. »..iAct,.., The world-renowned Guarneri String Quartet University's 1976-77 Lecture-Concert Chamber Music Series opens the on the question, since the solid Ihappy achievement: " h,r pe"0, j facts on which the show is 1 Richard Eder. NEW YORK TIMES in the Fairchild Theatre at 8:15 based tonight. provide for an easily The quartet, which celebrated its tenth anniversary last understandable, but enlighten¬ vNKir, takes its name from the instruments it uses. These ing presentation. instrumentsj^e all constructed by the Guarneri family in the The show begins with a eighteenth century. discussion of the various hy¬ The quartet consists of Arnold Steinhardt, first violin; John potheses prevalent in the 17th Dalley, second violin; Michael Tree, viola and David Soyer, century until the modern- cello. theory of evolution developed Steinhardt has received several international awards for his virtuosity, incliding the Leventritt Award and the Queen Elizabeth competition. Dalley was the faculty artist-in-residence at the University of Illinois. Michael Tree, who also doubles as a violinist, has performed with such orchestras as the Philadelphia, Baltimore and Los Angeles symphonies. Daniel Soger is a former member of the Bach Aria Group, the Guilet Quartet and the New Music String Quartet. The program will open with Franz Joseph Haydn's string quartet in G, Op. 77, No. 1. This was one of Haydn's last quartets. The work belongs to the period when Haydn finished two of his finest works, the oratorios "The Creation" and "The The next work featured will be Igor Stravinksy's "Concertino." Premiered on Nov. 23, 1920, by the Flonzaley Quartet, the work is in a single movement with its structure being a free sonata Allegro. Ending the first half of the program will be Hugo Wolfs "Italian Serenade." This work has been described as treating "an old and commonplace subject with ironic detachment." The second half of the Guarneri's program will consist of Franz Shubert's fifteenth and final string quartet. This work, though often overshadowed by the more famous fourteenth string quartet, is still a tourde force in composition and utilizes many techniques found in Beethoven's most advanced string quartets. Single tickets are still available at the Union Ticket Office. Ticket prices are $6.50 to the public and $3.25 to MSU students with a valid ID. Orchestra opens tonight ' with classical violinist An 77 The MSU Orchestra's 1976 p.m. season begins tonight at 8:15 in the Music Building Op. 120" to the avant-garde modern of John Cage's "Solo Sonata." 'American 1 In Paris Auditorium. Opening the sea¬ Admission is free to the son will be a recital per¬ public. formance by Ulrich Von Wro- chem, principal violinist of the LaScala Opera. Von Wrochem will be accompanied by pianist The pERfoRIYlilNQ ARTS COMpANy, Ralph Votapek. Von Wrochem has performed [TTV'nreTTTTr— throughout the world and has made recordings for more than 20 radio stations. ni/IEHT CAMPUS-WIDE AUDITIONS Tonight's program will range Winner of / Academy Awl "MAJOR BARBARA" "INFERNAL MACHINE' m front the classic, with Franz Schubert's "Arpeggio" and 372-1795 Brahm's "Sonata in F Minor, "JACQUES BREL" WOMEN'S COUNSELING TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 (PREPARE 2 SONGS -1 UPBEAT; 1 BALLAD] CENTER Today Opan 7:00 P.M. "CHILDREN'S REPERTORY CO." 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Signature Mail to: Department of Theatre Michigan State University | East Lansing, Michigan 48824 May 24-2S -4 BRILLIANT AND SHIMMERING EVOCATION OF Please be sure to enclose a LOVE AND FAMILY WARMTH. self-addressed stamped envelope 1 4 Michigon Stole News, East Lansing. Michigoi Monday, September 27, c STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 |_ Automotive jp»! ' [ ][i»] DATSUN 1972 240Z 4 (ittmotm | Aitomotive jl«| Employment ](j}j) n»ployiMl |ffj] ; For Bent t speed. MERCURY MARQUIS, excellent VOLKSWAGON CONVERTIBLE SHOE SALESPERSON for ju¬ SERVICE STATION attendants, TV AND stereo rentals. $25/term. MSU NEAR, 1 be: Mags, new tires/exhaust, excel¬ engine, interior, snow tires, power, 1974. Excellent condition, AM/ venile shoe store part time. Must full and part time, day or evening. $10.95/ month. Call NEJAC 337- nished, lent condition. 485-1842. 5-9-30 Weekend hours. Apply In person carpeting winterized, dependable, $365. 349- FM, $2600. 351-4084, after 5 p.m. be experienced. Apply in person. 1010-C-6-9-301121 2884. 3-9-29 (12) MODERN YOUTH SHOE STORE, at B.C. STANDARD SERVICE parking, laundry Call' i 3 9-27 (121 3-7-29 1121 Frandor Shopping Centef, 8205 West Saginaw Highway, PHONE 355-8255 DATSUN 1974, B-210, automatic, MGB 1971 new paint, new ex¬ VOLKSWAGEN 1970 camper, pop Lansing. S-7-10-1 (22) Lansing. 6-9-30 (24) 821-825 N. radials, AM/FM, rustproofed. haust, AM/FM, excellent. Call south of PENNSYLVAf top, fully equipped, sleeps 4, Oakland, $1824, or best offer. 482-0140. 351-3232 after 5 p.m. Z-4-9-28 (12) HELP WANTED full time. ROS- ( $1500/best offer. 393-5143. 3-9 27 apartment. Carpet, air 6-9-30(12) SOW JEWELERS. Call 351-1098. (131 BE A LITTIE •ng, stove, AUTOMOTIVE MUSTANG CLASSIC, 1965 con¬ 8-10-4 (12) refrigerator, Uh Scooters & Cycles DODGE CHALLENGER 1970. Ex¬ vertible $400 or best offer. Call POLITICAL AND EARN er, carport parking, extral cellent VW BUS 1966 Classic. Rebuilt laundry facilities. Heat arT Ports & Service running condition. Call Jeff, 332-8953. 8-10-6 (12) k LITTLE MONEY ATTENTION SKIERS: All employ¬ 371-4572. after 5:30 p.m. Z-5-9-29 engine, Micbelins, stereo, cur¬ furnished. Security deposl Aviation tains, carpeting. See to appreci¬ ees at SCHUSS MOUNTAIN ski No pets. $170. 882 MUSTANG, 1969 Of - no rust, V8, ate. $1050, best offer, 626-6608 ASMSU needs students free. Our personnel director will be (34) EMPLOYMENT stick. Phone 489-2334 after 6 p.m. FOR RENT DODGE CHARGER 1968. Best after 4 p.m. B-1-9-27 (191 to do door to door voter conducting interviews for all win¬ 6-10-4(12) ter positions, Tuesday, September ONE BEDROOM i. Apartments offer over $250. Call Louie even¬ VW CAMPER 1971 new registration at least 3 28th at the Placement Center, engine, totally furnished, fully J Houses ings, 332-8830. Z-5-10-1 (12) MUSTANG 1972 - 8 cylinder, good body, convertible top. $2100. nights now until Oct. 4th Student Services Building. Ski private entrance, all u..„„ Rooms automatic, power steering, vinyl Call 355-6205. 5-9-29 112) Sun. • Thurs. For details instructors, front desk, house plus a garage. $165 pel DODGE DART, 1967. Fair condi¬ COMPACT REFRIGERATORS - FOR SALE top. 42.000 miles, excellent condi¬ contact 353 - 8858. keeping, snow-making and Phone 882-4431. 3-9 2f tion. $250 or best reasonable offer. TVs stereos, we rent and deliver tion $1,895. Call 332-0012. 6-10-1 grooming, life attendants, barten Animals VW BUS 1972, excellent condi free on/off campus! DORM Call 332-4558 after 5 p.m. S-5-9-29 ders, waitresses and other ski area Mobile Homes tion, camping accessories, $2400. LEGISLATIVE RELATIONS. RENT All 372-1795. 6-9-30(15) GIRL WANTED to subL. related positions open. Enjoy a fun LOST & FOUND MUSTANG MACH I 1971, 351 882 8338 after 7 p.m. 6-10-1 (12) winter at Northern Michigan's only. Cedar Village. $sJ Phone 351 8365. 6 10 1 DODGE DART Custom 1974. 2 finest ski resort. SCHUSS MOUN¬ REFRIGERATORS DISHWASH- PERSONAL V 8, standard transmission, good BABYSITTER IN my home. Mon¬ VW 1970, gold. Excellent condi¬ ERS freezers. ESCHTRUTH AP PEANUTS PERSONAL tone beige, automatic, air. 23,500 condition, phone 485-0845 after 5 day and Wednesday all day. TAIN, Mancelons, Michigan CLOSE UNION f tion. $800 or best offer. Call PLIANCES. 315 South Bridge, i,i:v miles, clean. $2595, 351-1997. p.m. 3-9-29(14) References. Phone 349-3083. 3-9- 49659. 4-9-28 (65) REAL ESTATE 332-5175. Anytime. X 7-10 1 (12) Grand Ledge. Call 627-2191. 8-10- one bedrocm, 453 3-9 27 (14) 27 (12) 4(121 Shag, cable. Cali 351 8 RECREATION MUSTANG MACH 1975. Excel¬ FULL AND part-time positions (12) DODGE VAN 1973, no windows. lent condition. Sharp, priced to VW CAMPMOBILE 1971. Sink, ice SERVICE KITCHEN STEWARDS positions open for cooks, broiler and saute. Between 9-5 p.m. Call 489 4283; sell. For details, 332-4615. 2-9-28 box, FM radio, tape player. Rear Instruction after five. 489-0953 3-9 29 (12) window defroster. Snow tires, available, full and part time. Posi¬ tion involves supervision, dish¬ Applicants must have experience and be able to work nights and Apartments FURNISHED EFFICIENI rent: Available now Typing _ $2000. 353-3872. 6-9-30 (17) washing and sanitation. Appli¬ weekends. Apply in person, con¬ LARGE 1 bedroom, 401 South month, plus utilities TRANSPORTATION EL DORADO, 1976, super sharp. NOVA 1970. Good condition, cants must be able to work nights tact Robert Black, LONG'S RES¬ WANTED Firethorn cabriolet top. Leather VW 1969. Good tires, clutch, 1972 Fairview. Utilities, drapes, carpet neighborhood, 6/10 ol must sell, $500 or best offer. and weekends. Contact Robert TAURANT AND CONVENTION included. $180. 371 2539. 5-9-29 MSU. On bus route seats. Very clean $9000. 393-4319 Phone 655-3400 after 6 p.m. 6-10-4 engine, new front end. Great for ROUND TOWN Black, LONG'S RESTAURANT CENTER, 6810 South Cedar 353-3885. 6 10 1 (261 after 5 p.m. 8-10-6 M5) parts $150. 332-3693. S-5-9-30 and CONVENTION CENTER, 6810 Street, between 2 - 6 p.m. 6-9-30 "RATES*' South Cedar Street, between 2-6 (40) FEMALE TO share bedroom in FEMALE TO sublet. Grei. FIAT 128,1972. Great on gas, new OLDSMOBILE ROYALE Conver¬ p.m. Apply in person. 6-9-30 (40) two bedroom,furnished apartment and roommates, $75 CM tires, good mechanically. 482- $99 and up. Transportation tible 1971. Good condition. Tele¬ PHONE SALES, tickets. Hourly with two others. $85 per specialists. MAX CURTIS FORD month. 351-6464. Z-3-9-27 (12) 2127 Z 3 9-29 (12) phone 372-9717. 3-9 28 (12) DISHWASHERS MUST be able 5 p.m. across from Sears. 351-1830. 0-5- rate. - 9 p.m., Monday 351-8195. 2 9 27 115) to work nights and weekends. Friday. 351-2861. Walking dis FIAT. 1974 124 Convertible. Blue, 9-29(12) from campus. 6-9 30 (14) NEED TWO males. Deluxe. 3-man, THREE UNFURNISHED! WORDS NO DAYS Apply in person, contact Robert tance ments - $135 mileage, , excellent condition, low Black, LONG'S RESTAURANT furnished apartment. Close to deposit. All have : 13 6 8 easy winter start, reasonable price. AND CONVENTION CENTER, Inquire, 351-3749. 6-9-30 (16) I Motorcycles aiea. near shopping, banking, meht. Carpeting, drape 372-1360. 6 10 1 (23) miles, snow tires. $2200 or best HONDA CL 350 1972, very good sub post office. $195/month plus River. 2-9-27 (17) BODYMAN - MINIMUM 35 offer. 337-2515. 6-9-30(16) condition, 9,800 miles, $480. 332- utilities. Call MIDWAY REALTY room, generous parking.-l hours per week. Skilled in welding Road and Wpodside C FIAT SPORTS Coupe 1974, 5 8009. X-3 9-28 (12) PROGRAMMER, EXTRAORDIN¬ and bodywork with classic and COMPANY, 882 0231. Evenings speed transmission, $2995. Excel¬ PONTIAC CATALINA, 1966, good and $200. Includes heat an ARY opportunity. Join a shop sports car. HAMMONDSPORT, George C. Schram, 676-5503. lent condition. After 5 p.m. 351- condition, power brakes/steering, 1975 YAMAHA XS-650, low mil¬ 2 9 27 (30) 351-6159. 6-9-30 (23» which encourages initiative and 349-1770. X-5-9-30 (18) 8215. 6-9-30(13) automatic. $300 negotiable. 355- eage. Only $1050 takes it. 627- responsibility while providing sup¬ 9923. 3-9-27 (12) 2294. 2-9-27 (12) port and skill-sharing. Combine OPENINGS U.S. Navy. College ONE OR two female roommates WILLIAMSTON BRAND 1 FIREBIRD 1969, blue, low mileage, nished efficiency. 1 or real-world practicality and ad¬ needed. Twyckingham Apart¬ automatic. Interior/exterior like PONTIAC CATALINA 1965 with juniors, seniors, grads/masters in: Quiet and private. A' new. Call 351-2055 after 6 p.m. cassette stereo system. 349-3948. Auto Service / vanced know-how in biomedical and sociomedlcal applications in¬ engineering, business administra ments. Call 351-4747 after 5 p.m. 6-10 1 (12) included. $176. 655-33 j 6-9-30 (14) tion, math, chemistry/physics, (17) 3-9-27(12) AMERICAN, GERMAN AND cluding clinic information systems, Computer science, civil engineer¬ 513 HILLCFEST Beautiful huge FORD 1967 FOREIGN CAR REPAIR, also sample surveys,, mapping, etc. ing or nuclear engineering, 26 SMALL APARTMENT Camper-Van, runs PONTIAC TRANS AM 1975. Air. 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom apart¬ body. 20% DISCOUNT to stu¬ Good communication and tho¬ years old maximum. Call 313-226 great. $390. 373 8023 days, 332 AM/FM. automatic. 394-1538. X- Lansing and Fast I an?1' dents and faculty on all cash 'n rough knowledge of Fortran re¬ 7795/89 collect. 2-9-28 (30) ments. Brightly furnished, 3 blocks 6841 nights, Jim. 3-9 27 (12) 6 9 30 (12) month, utilities paid MSU. Dishwasher, air, security, carry VW service parts. IMPORT quired. Must work at least 20 Automotive *■» AUTO PARTS, 500 East Kala¬ hours/week. Previous experience CARDIOPULMONARY Techni¬ nice area. Vacant only by error. 371-2800, after 5 p.m. FORD GALAXIE 1970 - Air, new PONTIAC FIREBIRD. 1968, V8, $210 and $320. Phones 337-1562, 6-9-30 (17) mazoo and Cedar. 485-2047, 485- desirable. Graduate students pre¬ cians certified or certified eligible AMC HORNET 1970, tires, excellent transportation. 350, radio, heater, runs well. $400. 332 4819. 0-3-9 27 (30) 9229. Master Charge and Bank ferred., Phone 353-3200. 4-9-28 for part time employment. Excel¬ new muffler/electrical parts, excel¬ $450. 349-2972, after 5:30 p.m. 351-0170. 6-10-1 (12) TWO BEDROOM turns' Americard. C-6 9-30 (37) (61) lent salary and fringe benefits lent tires. Dependable. $450/best 6-9-30(12) ment East side of Lansn including tuition reimbursements offer. Dave, 349 3688 after 6 p.m. FULL AND part time game room month, share utilities. FORD GRAN Torino 1974 2 door, RENAULT 1971, R-16. Florida car, ALL YOUR foreign car replace¬ after one year. Apply Personnel FREE 6-10-4 (18) 30 m.p.g., girls. Excellent pay and work 485 7593. 3-9 27 (15' air, sturdy car, runs and handles front wheel drive, air ment part needs at CHEQUERED Office, SPARROW HOSPITAL, ROOMMATE conditions. Must be neat and well, 625-3111. 5-9 30 (14) conditioning. Very good condi¬ FLAG FOREIGN CAR PARTS. Lansing, 487-9180. 4 9-28 (29) pay top tion. 351 4285. 3-9-27 (16) 2605 East Kalamazoo Street, one personable and enjoy playing pool, SERVICE DIMONDALE TWO apa' pinball, etc. Apply in person only, PART-TIME 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. large, 1 small, furnished (l GREMLIN 1971, 6 cylinder, 3 mile west of campus. 487-5055. weekdays, between 10 and 5 p.m. dental assistant, chairside. South 332*4432 nished. Utilities paid r SAAB 1975 L-99. Four door, C-5-9-29 (23) speed, 47,000 miles. Sun-roof, AM/FM at the CINEMA X ADULT ENTER¬ Lansing office. Experience prefer¬ 3-9-27 (13) BUICK GS 455 1970. Power new battery. $850. 485-5772 after stereo, 4 speed, 28 M.P.G. Very TAINMENT CENTER, 1000 West red, will train if necessary. Send steering, power brakes, automatic, 5:30 p.m. 3-9-27(16) sharp! 655 3062. MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East NEXT TO CAMPUS One or two TWO ROOMS b Bath, i radio. $898. Phone after 5 p.m., 6-9 30(14) Kalamazoo Street since 1940. Jolly Road^O-A-9-29 (44) resume to A-1 State News. 6-9 30 men needed for furnished apart¬ 394-2192. 6 9-30(15) (23) cy). Furnished, GREMLIN 1972, purple, 6 cylinder Complete auto painting and colli¬ WANTED: KEY Punch operator ment. 332 4432. 0-4 9-29(121 automatic. 47,000 miles. Fine con¬ SIATA SPRING 1970 and 1975 sion service. 485 0256. C 3-9-29 for second or third shift. Ex¬ CHILD CARE private. Parking (alley drij BUICK LIMITED, 1958. Rare mod¬ Bradley GT. Both completely re¬ - Mornings, trans or two male students dition. $11,000. 349 3972. 6-10-1 perience preferred, but not neces¬ portation required, near campus. CLOSE TO CAMPUS. One or two Kalamazoo. 4 9-28 (21 built and excellent. Must sell. el. 51,000 original miles. Excellent $2500 each. 349-3615. Z-3-9-27 sary. Ca094-0120. V9-27 06) References, call evenings. 351 females needed for furnished a condition. $1200 337-0447. 6-9-30 _ 5527. 6-9-30 (12) partment. 332 4432. 0-4 9-29 (12) (12) HONDA 600 Sedan 1972. Excel¬ lent, $750. Call Mr. Dobyns, (17) [ Employment fi DEPARTMENT OF Inter-Colle¬ giate Athletics is presently accept¬ PART TIME employment with MERIDIAN MALL NICELY FURNISHED room apartment. New larg| CAMARO 1967 with 6 TORNADO 1974. 27.000 miles. - sharp, large town complex. Sublet 0c® cylinder 351-9109 or 373 0171. 5-9 29(12) COMPANION PERSONAL aide - ing applications for tutors in all multi-manufacturer distributor. 2 bedroom, newly decorated 5210/ engine, standard transmission, Loaded, very clean. $4,300. Phone apartment mate to young wheel¬ academic subjects, for school year to June 1st. $225/ir 676-5027. 6 10-1 (12) Automotive required. 339-9500 or month. 669-3654, leave M snow tires. $350 339 3272 6-9-30 HONDA CAR, 1972. 35 miles per chair person. Undergrad with light 76/77. Graduate students are pre¬ .ssage. 9402. 3-9-27 (18) 339 3400. C-6-9-30 (12) 5-10 1 (13! gallon. Cali for information, 646- credit load only. Prefer well built ferred. Interested persons should 6725. 3 9-29 (12, VEGA GT 1972, automatic. 46,000 NEED WOMEN toon single male, quiet, homebodied, inquire in room 220, Jenison PART-TIME jobs. $4/hour. Call PERSON TO share CAMARO 1969. Power steering, miles. $550. Phone 332-8183 or Field House, until apartment, furnished apartment well structured lifestyle. Room, September 30. 394-2681, Monday - Friday, 9:30 332 8182. 8-10-6 (12) 4-9-30 (36) own room, parking, bus. Must like from campus. Mara JOINING NAVY Must sell partial board, salary. Luxurious 7th a.m. 11:30 6-9 30(12) ?pon.ngd$n'50. - a.m. dog. $100 mouth. Call 372-1709, 3-9-27 (12) Phone beautiful condition 1972 Cutlass. floor highrise apartment 3t River- nights. 3 9-29(16> 6 10 1(12) VEGA G.T., 1972. Must be seen. view Towers. 5 minutes to cam¬ WANTED: COUPLE for managers, Asking $1500. Phone 393-1954. BABYSITTER, MONDAYS 12 Tuned and winterized. Four speed, December 15th ONE AND 2 bedroom aj 6-10-1 (12) pus. Automobile necessary. A - April 30th. Rent p.m. - 5 p.m. for 3 and 5 year old. NEED ONE or two persons CAMARO 1973, excellent condi¬ tinted glass, new tires, new for great opportunity for outstanding free. Wife do leasing. 337-0634. Transportation furnished. $1 oer from $135/month. Call J® tion. Must sell, best offer. 485- brakes. 355 8101. 6-10-1 (18) targe furnished apartment. % KARMEN GHIA, 1968. Good student. 482-2221, noon to mid¬ 8-10-6 (14) hour. 883-0757. 6-9 30 (15) '••rck from north A.I.M., INC. 332-4240. T 5938 daytime, 489-0975 evenings. en¬ campus. Call gine, good night. Z-6-10-1 (53) -I. 351 2826 3-9-29 (18) 8-10-6 (12) gas mileage, excellent tires. Needs body work. VEGA WAGON 1972. 37,000 GENERAL OFFICE-Girl Friday COOKS-FULL or part time days, $450. miles, radio, air. $550. 487-8615 JUST PIZZA now hiring Must be for busy sales office. Computer 11:30 - 7:30 shift, full or part time NEAR M.S.U., shin 349 1738. 6 9-30(15) CAMARO 1974 sharp, 3 speed, 18 and have own car. Hourly wage $135/month. Call 393 31 evenings. Must Sell. 3-9-27 (12) experience helpful - Office exper¬ nights 7:00 - 3:00 A.M. $2.20 to power steering and brakes. $2895. plus commission. Apply in person. ience must. 482-3168. 9 a.m.-5 start. Apply in Dave. 6-9 30 1121 Phone 332 6075, 694-0595. 3-9-27 MAVERICK 1970, blue, standard 1139 East Grand River, after 5:00 p.m. 6-9-30 (16) experience helpful. AMERICA'S person, some furnished $190. Sr.ji: V's or VEGA WAGON 1974. excellent for married couple only. Phone 489- transmission. New clutch, good p.m. X-7-10-1 (20) Only a fel CUP RESTAURANT, 220 M.A.C. 5922. 0 4 9 30 (19) around town economy, air, auto- mileage radio. $500. 351 7659. BUSBOYS PART and full time. 4-9-28 (28) matic. $995. 625-3111. 5-9-30 (121 CAPRICE 1966, blue, 2 door, power steering. 72,000 miles. Runs 6-10-1 (12) LOCAL BUSINESS expanding. Some sales, management, promo¬ Must be 18 or older. Apply at SEAHAWK RESTAURANT. Mon¬ Apartmenf great, solid body. $325. 355-2024. MAVERICK 1971. Excellent condi¬ VOLKSWAGEN VAN 1972, rebuilt tional experience. Call 372-1046; day - Friday, 3 p.m. - 5 p.m. PINKLAKK left I 3-9-27 (15) tion. 55,000 miles. $950 or best 4-6 p.m. 0-3-9-27 (12) 655-2175. 6-9-30 (18) engine, radial tires. $1800 firm. APARTMKNTS offer. 349-2904 anytime. 3-9-29 337-1270 after 5:30 p.m. 2-3-9-28 -next to compi| (12) 1121 -2 johns pet°l FOR HLL 0F T03R CENTURY LUXUS 1973, 2 door, 350, automatic, power. Air, AM/ 6080 Marsh Rd. on the Red Cej FM. $2495,339-2187. B-1-9-27 (12) MA2DA PICKUP, 1973. With VOLKSWAGON SUPERBEETLE Marldian Mall Area -furnished camper top, carpet, radio. Runs 1973. CYCLIR2 REEDS! Excellent. Rear defogger, •air conditio1 CHEVY BISCAYNE 1968, 327, ?nSCn« fn0d,n nilf96' $,90°' 355-7953. 6-9-30 (14) AM/FM' ^ $"50. -balconies transportation car, $99 or best 651-5229, 332-0537. 3-9-27 (12) One bedroom, Don't Be Deserted! -free canoes 1 offer. Call Chuck 353-4524, week¬ Bicycles,Components, Accessories A Service appliances, shag carpet Check Out days. 3-9-29(14) HASLETT LUMBER Best Values&Wkiest Selection air, drapes, adjacent to Roommate ServKg new lake Lansing Park. Coilingwood available COMPANY Featuring Centurion & Motobecnne Quiet country atmos¬ Apartments! 1486 Hoslett Rd. ^ phere in excellent * air conditioned RIVERS ED Haslett, M'^h. Velocipede location. Ideal lor grad * dishwasher AND r-'J i L ASS 1971 convertible, new Material available for shelves, students and young * Hours: MTWFS couples. shog carpeting WATERS El 'ori and tires, runs very well. and lofts. * Pnone 349-4145 or 353-2742. 5-9- 29(14) Includes: 4 X 4's, plywood, boards. Peddler I 10:00 to 6:00 Thvrs. 10:00 to 7:00 * unlimited parking plush furniture APARTMEN '165/month plus utilities * 541E Grand River 351-7240 model open CUTLASS 1969, V 8 automatic, good shape. $500 394-3862 or MATERIALS CUT TO SIZE! 339-8192 daily lOSOWetersedjeDl 394-2028 after 5 p.m. 3-9-27 (12) 339 - 8236 Located Btlaw Paramount News - A'""' P""" »«*»> 1 -468-3857 Call 351-8282 (next to Cedor Villi 332-443! B State Ntw», Eoit laming. Michinon ■jthigor Monday. September 27, 1976 ]5 1 Hi,s,»~1g] For Sale FEMALE room- THREE ; FoTsate ^ fir Salt |[5j 1 able Hagadorni and BEDROOM, partly furnished and Convenient to MSU and 1)4 carped bath STEREO EQUIPMENT. Some SOFAS ONE opens to double Mills ' 1f>s) | Siftlci A, : Car Pool '* ■Jf351 8238 or 332-2749. •200 plus utilities. LCc' !12? T.J°me new- Used: Mcln- — bed, chairs, various tables. Nego- GUILD F50R, Gibson bird, Gibson Blue Aumming- CATSII SUPER affectionate, neu¬ dren Sorry no chil- Students welcome. Call CT^™05' CT800, $279. Thorens 9595' 125B Y8™ha with bable 351-1899, evenings. 8-1-9- Ridge, Gibson 335, Fender and Rickenbacker tered, declawed Burmese blue. FOR QUALITY stereo service THE STEREO SHOPPE, 555 East Grand RIDING FROM MSU to LCC 371-1479. 7-10-1 (23) ohure Tonearm choice of four guitars, Wurtitzer electric piano, Calico, declawed female, 3 sweet River. C-6-9-30 112) leaving 8:30 a.m. returning 10:30 new Vox and Yamaha kittens. Free to good homes. a.m. Phone '337-1418 anytime. cartridges, $375. OHM B- organs, amplifi¬ ONE FEMALE needed Plus, $275. New: Advent BIKE, BALLOON tires (need 7e- ers and speaker cabinets. All 351-6485 after 6 p.m. 5-9-30 (20) 3-9-29 house with two others. month, plus electricity. Good to share $85 a Pair. Stanton - 681EEE, $37. Sonus blue, $85. ADC XLM, $38. New 2 $115 pairl $15. Mattress and twin bed, $10. springs for 351-2198 after 4 lower than discount wood six head auto-reverse prices. Ken¬ at WEIMARANER PUPS. AKC, ex¬ restriction J*' RIDING AND/or driving from Al¬ loca¬ p.m. 1-9-27 (161 KW cellent watch ma to MSU, tion, right across from Morrill Hall ™x<*'aPe, cheapl Much more. 8077 reel to reel. Srnsui dogs and hunters GRADUATE OF Oberlin Conser¬ leaving 7 a.m. Mon., QSS00 4 627-6614. 6-9-30 (121 Wed., Fri., returning 5 p.m. Mon., 351-9053 after 2 p.m. 5-10-1 351-8980, Brian. channel amplifier, Piuneer (241 6-10-4(48) SOFA, GOOD condition, aqua, SX990 vatory and the University of Wed., Fri. Phone 517 463-2729 $36. Call 351-5191 after 6 receiver, Lenco, Gerrard, BIC and Michigan in piano has studio KITTEN: FREE, lovable. Needs after 7 p.m. 3 9-29 HOUSES, HOUSES, HOUSES GUITAR, BANJO, mandolin, fid¬ 2-9-28 1121 p.m. PE turntables. Lots of low priced openings for fall. Call 349-2885 East side and dle, dulcimer, stereos and 4 channel CB good home. Female with shots. ' downtown onlv a harmonica, and radios, Call Dawn, 355-9890. anytime. 5-9-29 (19) few left. Call Joe INC. 332-4240. 0-5-9-29 Miller 1171 AI M singing lessons: Group classes Start the week of Monday October HOLLYWOOD steamer Bed" compete, car eight tracks and Photo equipment, cassettes. pocket calcula¬ FRIENDLY GUINEA pigs need E-5-9-30112) ORGANIC FARMING. Closed f(<)i \i) Town 4th. Only $16 for 8 trunk, gold rocker, has¬ tors, chess sets, leather coats, like weeks (basic home. $4 each. 666-3071. Call system agriculture. Discussion guitars $81. We have socks, card table. All items under NEED PERSON for new and some old group on Tuesdays from 5 to 6 house. large" co-ed experienced teachers and relaxed friendly $60. 484-2605. E-5-10-1 (151 from a low $5. 100 pairs of ice skates from $3. after 2:30 p.m. E-5-9-29 (12) p.m., room 151, Plant Biology ,Own room. Call 337-9350. atmosphere at ELDERLY IN¬ STRUMENTS SCHOOL OF FOLK TWO CAMPANIA 10 speeds, 25", Camping gear, roller skates, rifles, shotguns, Building. Register for 1 credit (BOT 813, special problems). MUSIC. (Private lessons also Suntour. Excellent condition! bicycles, every kind of sporting gear. Lots of small I Milt NIBIS |H Michael Jost, Associate Professor, Rooms ][A vailablel. 541 East Grand River across from Berkey Hall. Phone a- $160, brown, $260 blue. Dan 482-9553. 3-9 29 (141 appliances for those apartment sized kitchens, portable broilers 1970 AMERICAN 12 x 55 2 Botany and Plant Pathology. 353- 4383, (campus), 351-0442, (home). RUMMAGE SALE Okemos EAST LANSING. Need one or 332-4331 Come pick for late night dorm bedroom partly furnished, $3800. 2-9-27 (35) - two up our new LOFT snacks, furni¬ to complete house for si*. Two fall brochure at a - 4" x 4" braces, redwood Phone evenings 694-1414. 9-29-76 Community Church. Wednesday. free open house, ture, lamps, many, many items at October 6th. 9:30 3:30 Thursday, baths. Near Gables. Phone September 26tn, 2-4 p.m. C-4-9-29 stained, U-shaped design, bolts student affordable prices. Check MUSIC - 332- INSTRUCTION piano, October 7th, 9 4907 or 349-3546. 6 9-30 completely together, $90. 349- a.m. 1 p m 1191 3105. Z-3-9-29 (121 us out, some of us are students harpsicord, history, theory and Sponsored by The Womens' NEW MOON Expando. Three So tool We know what a analysis. By experienced teacher student's ciety. 5-10-6 (18) FEMALE NEEDED. Own room "in KIMBALL CONSOLE budget is like. Come on down to bedrooms, furnished. 2780 East - with M.A. trained at Juliard and to share house. close to campus house. organ with GUDEREIT 10 speed 26". Front Grand River 4613. $3400. 1-313- $70/ bench. Built in DICKER & DEAL SECONDHAND University of California. Tutoring speaker plus two and back lights, I, wring collective Irving month. Call 351-4798. 7-10-1 (131 outside speakers. Good very good condi¬ STORE, 1701 South Cedar. 487- 626-6509. Z-6-9-30 (14) available. For appointment, call DRIVING and/or riding from TZ, preferred. Lanaing condition, tion. 332 2369. Z-2-9-28 (12) 3886. C-5-9-29 1161) 393-3163. 5-9-29 (26) Grand Rapids to E, Lansing suitable for home. $500. Call FUence, 484-5106. Z-5- AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 27th. 646-6183. Evenings 646-8125. SANSUI 881 RECEIVER, 63RHS/ REDMAN 14 x 70, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, garbage disposal, washer leaving and returning time flexible Phone 455-9095. 3-9 27 Good east side PENTAX TAKUMAR WRITING CONSULTANT 8 years neighborhood. Channel, $300. Twin spring and Lenses: and Phone, parking, reasonable. 35mm. F/2 SMC, 50mm. dryer, dishwasher, central air l"p'£nnsylvania, oft employed, graduate student pre¬ Day TYPEWRITER manual. SMITH 12" carriage. Coioiia mattress, $20. 337-1806 (3-9-27 and 85mm. F/1.9with recondition¬ F/1.8, and skirting. 655-1511. 3-9-29 (181 experience in professional editing, writing skill instruction. 337 1591. USED FURNITURE for sale: re 3 bedroom home, ferable. Phone 372-7973, Excellent frigerator, couches, dressers, 0-3-9-29 (12) . 6-10-1 condition. $55. 337-1565 after 6 ed Yashica TL-Elector-X camera ,d 5175. 351-7497. 0-4- p.m. 3-9-29 1121 body-cases and shades included. CROWNHAVEN 1973 14 x 70. 3 mattresses, miscellaneous. 811 DYNACO 400 watt power bedrooms, skirted, shed, MATH TUTOR has MA, experi Oak, East Lansing. 351 1762, after amplifi- Outfit $300 or separately. Call with er like new S375. SUS UNIVER¬ appliances. Call after 2 b p.m. 3-9 27(15) FEMALE NON SMOKER MUST SELL, Miranda" Camera Richard at 355-8263, 353-6496, or p.m. ence, patience, lower rates for - Own SAL SERVICE, 349-9575. 5-9-29 m NEW 2 bedroom ranch, room in large, plush, modern with 33 mm, and 50 mm 353-6997. 3-9-27 (321 646-0692. 8-10-6 1131 vets. 484-5864 evenings. 0-6-9-30 Lm office space, fenced duplex. Available immediately Good condition, good lens. (121 (12) J, earaqe, for responsible price. Even¬ 394 1916. Z-2 9 27 (12) ings 332-6639. Z-3-9-30 (16) SUPER GUITAR SELECTION REMBRANDT 1972, 12 x 50. 2 Ifgio month. 339-2075.10- ORGAN - VOX, Jaguar - $175. Vox, amp 70 watts $100. Call Paul PLUS bedroom furnished, skirted, set- jT ■ i> • ' . . * OWN ROOM, large, 420 Ann Street, East nearTampus. Lansinq NEW WATERBED supplies: Stu¬ dent affordable prices. Also com¬ 332-2701. Z-3-9-27 (121 1925 Martin 00-21 up _$3000_625-3,1L 5;9_30 (121 [TjjHI:? SerVICB ^((furnished house. 470. 332-4557 or 484 6016 3-9-28 (131 plete do it-yourself kit under $40. PIONEER 434 stereo receiver and 1938 Martin Hawaiian CHICKSHA 10 x 55. Fully car- TYPING, EXPERIENCED. Fast and tepfxtlJiito I ■ ™ik 1404 East Oakland. Call John, Joe, 351-2826. 1939 Gihsnn I 1 pe,ed' apP|iancas. washer and reasonable 371-4635. C-6-9-30 6-10-4 EPI speakers. Great condition, %&. Male. 6-9-30 1131 OWN ROOM in country setting (18) one year old.. $250. 351-8719. 1942 Mart?"D48 ' Phone "j._ 2J) home. 10 miles from | flANDOR. 3 bedroom, $90/month. Plus utilities. 675- campus. TENT CAMPER, good condition, 3-9-27 114) 1945 Gibson 966 w, Arrh SJ8 DANISH KING' 12 x ®°. wi,h 10 x ANN BR0WN PR,N™G AND TYPING. Dissertations, resumes, igrfl Quiet neighborhood. 5397. 6-10-1 1151 new waterproofing. Must sell 10 SPEED. Quality lightweight, Hal 1,372.1336. 372-4845. 5-9-29 $250 372-8490. 8 10 6 1121 European bike. $90. Call Mark, 1965 Martin New Yorkp!** 16 c0vered deck< shed- excellent general printing. Serving MSU for EAST LANSING, reduced rate in 355-8774. 3-9-27 (12) 971 Mart n 12Ttrinn condition, located in Williamston. 26 years with complete theses foi It's What's exchange for babysitting. Call TONNEAU COVER for 71-73 Spit¬ 1973 Martin oTL D-46 ^*'^1 ^ ™ *9 0850 C 6 9 30 "9 Happening must be received in the State News office, 341 Student tjlON, MINUTES from Mrs. Chaffin, days 372-6770 even¬ fire. Like new, black. $15. John COMIC BOOKS, science fiction, inlay BEHIND GABLES, 2 bedroom, COMPLETE DISSERTATION Services Bldg., by 1 p m. at least _L Carpeted 6 bedroom, ings 332-2669. 2-9-28(151 351 2826. 5-10-1 (121 and ElCO 372-1336 or 372-4845. mysteries and much more! Visit CURIOUS USED BOOK SHOP. Sai haa;aa a„6 ,^a" ,urnished' washa' drYer, skirted. resume service. Printing, IBM two class days before publication. WANTED: STUDENT, live in, to GUITAR AMPLIFIER and speaker, 307 East Grand River. 332-0112 Many used Gibson and' Fender «'«»<" 332-3317. Z-3-9-27 typing, binding. Printing from your No announcements will be accept care for toddler and home. 337 Peavey amplifier. 225 RMS. 15" (open 11:30-6 p.m.) C-6-9-30 (20) electric guitars and basses. ,121 ?Tr PaP!U °Td S' nT* ed by phone. 2100. 6-9-30 (121 Black Les Paul Custom [(OuSE 5 bedrooms each, SRO speaker 349-4617. Z-3-9-29 , lr-_ MAC. and Grand River Below DEC ti ning b t 7 p lb campus. Call 351-4107 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. .m 6-9-301121 (MATE NEEDED woman for 440 PARK per Lane, double. $67.50 person per month. Plus utili¬ ties. Two blocks from campus. OPEN Tanks, cannisters, and uprights. Guaranteed one full year, $7.88 and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING SSSSr Rb,y SG r Black 1 Custom LOST: SHORT haired named gray cat Frity P|ease can 332.3955. fiKKHE 9-30(31) Organizational meeting of the E torse 490 month, own 332-1928. 3-9-27 116) [itetoom house, Lansing, Corda West Cider COMPANY. 316 North Cedar, opposite City Market. C-6-9-30 more?' 3'9'29 1121 PURR-FECT TYPE. Accurate per Varsity Fencing team at 5 tonight in 208 Men's IM Bldg. Anyone Mill Fender Strato Caster « Grad student preferred John 482-8482. Z-3-9-27 EAST LANSING - 25 x 12 foot room in 5817 N. Okemos Rd. (24) Telecaste Delux LOsTDARK'gTeMe^aVtabby. May have roamed anywhere. Call Til interested please attend. house for couple or two to East Lansing Jazz and precision basses. 30 112) share. Own toilet. 630 Virginia, Hours: 7:30 SEWING MACHINE CLEARANCE Jeff, 337-1884. 3-9-27 (121 Women. Help compile a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Electric and baSS guitars from $50 _ _ sexual 332-3667. 6-9-30 1181 SALE! Brand new portables IRFNF ORR Theses term assault data from obscene calls to Many used and guaranteed nan,.,. SHED THREE bedroom Efivtblocks from campus. EFFICIENCY APARTMENT down¬ $49.95. $5 per month. Large selection of reconditioned used up. guitar, bass and P.A. amplifiers, LOST: GRAY female Persian cat, declawed. Near Gunson/Snyder. ge^eraSng Formeriy^wflhAmi Brown rape. Contact ASMSU Women's speakers and microphones. Many Call374-8645 After6om Kxbooi district. Ideal for town Lansing, $100/month. Call MAKE YOUR new home complete machines. Singers, Whites, reconditioned and August 28th. 355-7740, 351-4715. 482 7487 C 6 9 30 (16) IS320 plus utilities. 332- with a fine stereo or TV at great guaranteed X-7-10-1 (13) AIM INC 332-4240. 0-5-9-29 (121 Necchi's, New Home and "many ___________ savings. We have Pioneer, Scott, PH?'18I LARGE SINGLE rooms $25 Sansui, E.P.I., Marantz, Duao, others." $19.95 to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING wsswsrca 509 East Michigan, Lansing, SW» .—.-m Students and faci WAST LANSING 2 to 3 deposit, from $66/month. Also Miracord, J.V.C., O.H.M., Advent, E.V. Interface and many more COMPANY, 1115 North Washing¬ 5157. C-6-9-301172) 485- jL PCTSORSl — \\£ . j 489-0358 C-6-9-30 (12) ,n nice neighborhood. ton. 489-6448. C-6-9-30 (26) _________ lease by week 351-4495 C-6-9-30 quality components. We have I students preferred, new MEET COMPATABLE friends of PAULA'S TYPING SERVICE. Call and used CB LESLIE MODEL 122. (two), excel¬ Ik Ask for Tom 482- radios including PICK YOUR own apples at opposite sex. 5 names $25. Stu¬ lent condition $400 each. 482-6674 482-4714 for free estimate, My B133360.3-9-27 (191 Cobra, Robyri, Pace, Handic, Mid¬ BECK'S FRUIT FARM, 7 miles dents 40% discount. QUICK- GRADUATE STUDENT, female or land and Royce plus accessories. after six, after nine Monday and speciality is dissertations. 0-4-9-30 north of St. Johns on U.S. 27 and DATE 393-5286. Z 5-9-29 (15) male. References. Frandor area. Our used LP record selection is the Thursday. 7-10-1 (16) [diBNISHED, 3 bedrooms, Call 485-1919 before noon. 6-9-30 best in town. We have van seats, V* mile east on Maple Rapids Road. Pick golden Delicious from ROOM TO board horse. Box FORMER COLLEGE administra The MSU Business Women's s, lease. North CIMATTI, friction driven bicycle. one weight lifting sets, trail bikes, new dwarf trees. 224-4309. Z-3-9-28 stall, indoor riding arena. Excellent tive secretary desires Club presents Judd Heathcote. M Lansing. IV4-3503. 6-9- and used rifles and shotguns, Driven only 10 miles. $300. 626- typing, dis¬ (31) care, $75 per month. 669-9519. sertations, manuscripts, etc. Rea the MSU basketball coach at 11.30 ROOM AND board. Room, park 6570. X-6-9-30 (12) football gear, tools, 10-speed 3-9-27 (16) sonable. Phone 332-2616. 3-9-29 a.m. Oct. 6 in the Union Ballroom ing - adjacent to campus. 151 bikes, backpacks, target and hunt¬ DAVENPORT - LIGHT tan, $88. ■ Bedroom, stove and re¬ Bogue Street 337-9230. Z-3 9-27 ULTRA LINEAR 450. Less than 1 ly $190 $200. Full basa¬ ing bows, tennis racquets, cal¬ Cherry vanity with mirror, 7 draw¬ KNOW WHAT you are serving year old, $150. 487-1517 after 6 lt* 351-6062 after 5 p.m. culators, snow skis and many ers, $60. 489-2796. 3-9-28 (12) your family. Pick your own home EXPERIENCED I.B.M. Horseback Ridin; p.m. 6-9-30 (12) typist. collectable items. Our authentic If nosing. Fenced yard, chil¬ LADY WANTED to share house. grown steer that has been hand Theses, term papers and general is pels allowed, married cigar store Indian greets you at the SOLEX, MODEL 4600, yellow, like fed for top grade quality and typing. Call Carolyn, 332 5574. TV SONY, black and white. 12", Lansing 484-5960 Call evenings door. We buy, sell and trade new. Call 349-1353 after 3:30 p.m. tenderness. Only 551 per pound. 7-10-1 (12) la preferred. 6-9-30 1241 6-9-30 (121 used 5 months, $100. 332-3161. anything of value at WILCOX or 353 6485. 6-10-1 (12) 655-3451. 3-9-27 (29) TRADING POST, 509 East Michi¬ 3-9-27(12) Attention all fcl AVAILABLE Mortar Board ■ ton C3mpus, 71 39-27 112) n c FEMALE: LARGE professor's house, Okemos. Car room needed. Negotiate. 349-1353, 353- in gan Avenue, 485-4391. Bank cards, Master Charge and lay- SEVERAL Womens 10 speed BICYCLES $10-$15 bicycle, $50. LADIES FIVE speed Raleigh ^ Real Estaf" |ji« [Transportation -A members! Attend at 6:15 p.m. our first Thursday in the Union meeting aways. C-6-9-30 (128) Three occasional chairs, $8 each. Sprite. $70. Hardly been used. Call Main Lounge. 6485. 3 9-27 (12) 339-3163 anytime. 6-9-30(12) WILLIAMSTON - OUTSTAND¬ GIRL NEEDS ride to California, Two hair dryers, $3 each, Baby o Girls Wanted to bassinet, $5. Lawn chairs, $2-$3. ING 2 acre farm with 4 bedroom, 3 September 27th - October 1st. American Society for Personnel im house; complete- TWO YEAR old, perfect condition, ELECTROPHONIC STEREO bath ranch. Share gas and expenses. 1 back MATURE MALE student share Tricycle, $3. Exerciser, $4. Electric Only 9 yearrs old. Administration fall orientation at 7 lb a finished recrea- 13 cubic foot upright General player - AM/FM radio and 8 track 3,600 square feet of living space. pack, 1 well behaved medium broom, $5. 882 5997 5-9-30 (34) p.m. Thursday in 100 S Kedzie ■w Washer, dryer and large 3 bedroom house. Campus 5 Electric freezer, $200. 351-3778. with sound design speakers, $55. Fabulous kitchen and family room. sized dog. 676-4028. 3-9 28 (22) All students interested in person m Call minutes. $75 plus. 372-4846. 3-9- 2 9 28 (14) 332-8009. 3-9-27 (14) " Cathy, 487-4930 28(141 GOOD USED tires. 13,14,15 inch. Exceptionally good buy. SCHA- nel welcome iv, 8 5). 6-9-30 I28I Your choice, $5 each. 1200 Mar¬ FER REALTY. INC. 655-3451. RIDE NEEDED Saturday morn¬ PANASONIC REEL to reel tape FURNITURE FOR sale, two easy 3-9-27 (33) ings, approximately 8:30. Grand There will be quette. Lansing. 489-3080 Tues¬ a Block and Bridle River ■ ME Lansing, fourth fe¬ [' 'For Sale ](<£ deck, 30 BASF tapes, $200, separ¬ chairs $35 each. Formica-topped Hagadorn to Capitol. - day - Friday 1-5 p.m. X-10-10-6 meeting at 7:30 p.rn Tuesday, 110 ately $175/$45. 351-1173. 3-10-1 table, $20. Table lamp, $3.50. IDEAL FAMILY home. Four bed¬ 332-6925. 3-9-29(12) rn, near bus, Anthony Hall. Everyone welcome1 f-SIO 3-9 29 1121 Captains Chair $10. 19" T.V. $40, room, large yard. Okemos MARSHALL MUSIC Schools. Financing readily availa¬ good condition. Phone 371-2860 [[[ Wanted 'S All majors in the College _... TWO PAIR 96" x 84", dark gold, ble. 4619 VanAtta Road. 349-1133 OROOM, $300/month new store hours, Monday Friday EYE GLASSES at large savings. after 3 p.m. 3-9-27 (27) Urban Development apply now for 10-8 p.m., Saturday, 10-5 p.m. Why pay more? OPTICAL DIS¬ open weave drapes plus matching for appointment. 7-10-1 (18) scything, 9 month student internships this wntei sheers - like new, $80. Call after 6 I WOULD like to rent ■ furnished. Call 337 0287. MARSHALL MUSIC, East Lan¬ COUNT 2617 East Michigan Lan¬ ALL EQUIPMENT, 1 year old or a garage in Washington. D.C. with learn ing p.m., 393-7698. 3-9-29 (19) East Lansing. Eric, 355-8102. Z-5- sing. C-6-9-30 (15) sing. 372-7409. C-4-9-30 (15) less: Crown D-150A, $375. Infinity alternatives center. For informa 2000-11 speakers, $550. Phone 10-1 (12) COUGAR 240 skis,' new, $25. tion call 33 West Owen ( 3F.1 9148 after 4 p.m. 4-9-29(18) Center Schwinn Varsity 10 speed bike, SOUTH LANSING - WANTED: TWO Michigan-MSU $2000 PEuPLE mm disassembled, $20. Coronet, $175. moves you in to this beautiful 3 football tickets. Call 332-8365 WOMAN'S 10 Speed, C.ltoh bike. Cable 11 News needs ri Clarinet, $95. Electric foe hall bedroom ranch. 1-1/2 car garage, S-5-9-29 (15) Good condition. $40. Call 339- writers, camera people, game, $5. 349-3948. 3-9 27 C ; 9648. E-5-9-30 (12) land contract terms. Call 882 4804. train. Call WNCC • or c 6 9-30 (20) BABYSITTER IN home for two National Cable on Trc GIBSON ES-330 eler' FULL SIZE Cold Spot refrigerator. year old. Wednesdays, Fridayo, aii Road. Ampeg VT-22 ampli Best A REAL day. Own transportation: ref¬ $50 or deal. Also carpet. Pho^e buy in a quiet neighbor¬ reasonable offer. Cheo. j.'' 0937. hood. One block from elementary erences. Call 332-3054 Evenings 353-8348. 6-9-30 (12) WKAR AM (870) will broadcast 4-9-28(12) school and city park. Minutes from after 5:30 p.m. 3-9-27 119) live coverage of hearings on pitu . M.S.U. Six rooms. Three bed- ■<,<» NEED TWO tickets to Notre Dame Michigan's no-fault automobile WESTINGHOUSE Rc/rilGERA- | |nin|.|. ijV r00ms. ''1/2 ba,hs. remodeled with papmnit In- TOR, Philco upright freezer, G.E. [_ II Ij kitchen. Only $17000. Call Bill game. Will negotiate. Call 355- range, oval 9X12 rug, two fireside Burrell, LONG REALTY. 694 1121 4101. Z-5 9-30 (12) State Sews Classified Dept. chairs, chest of drawers, miscel- ENGLISH SETTER puppies, AKC. or 393.6253. 3.9.27 (36) Help abolish throw-aways U' M 7 Student Services laneous. 351-9011. Keep trying. Excellent field dogs. Champion NEEDED: FOUR tickets to Notre Bldi/. 5-9-29 (20) bloodline. Phone 676-5429 EAST LANSING by owner, small 2 Dame Game. Call after 6 p.m. ganizational meeting for the bottle East Lansing, Mich. i8823 bill campaign at 7 p.n tonigf!. evenings. 3-9-27112) bedroom. Near M.S.U. Fireplace, Lansing, 882-1420 or 313-629 DOUBLE BED, refrigerator and 335 Union. 0647. Z-5-10-1 (14) dresser. Good condition. Best garage ,023 Short S(reet 333. FREE MALE cat, approximately 4 5802. $27 600. 8-10-4 116) MSU Star Trek Club members offer. Call 371-1164. 2-9-27 1121 months old. To NEED a good home. ' - COUNTRY Home with - there is a meeting at 7 30 332-4251. E-5-9-30 1121 BY acres in Mason-Holt schools. Up STEREOS-EAST Coast rep has six OWNER, 3 bedroom, brick, 2 tomorrow night in Yakeley east to $45,000. Call Paul G. baths, fireplace, central air. Ap- Coady, La million dollars inventory. Super preE PUPPY, 13 weeks old. Noble Realty-Realtors, 482 1637, lounge. Please try to attend. discounts on all name brands proximately 2 acres with stream, Zip Code . Needs good home. Call 337-0014. $42 900 322-0061 6-9-30(171 evenings, 351-8058. 1-9-23 (22) MSU Outing Club wili have an including: E-5-9-29 112) — u 1 organizational meeting at 7 p ;n. Bttiificatlon Preferred Insertion Dote - Kenwood Marantz GERMAN SHORT-haired pups for sale, AKC registered. Priced to | pnMPi ftf SWViCJ fjar Pool Tuesday, 118 Physics Astronomy Bldg. Urgent! Everyone come _ rfpair sprvice for RIDING FROM Detroit suburban Sansoui B'inf Ad Here sell. Pho_ne_646-6306 5-9-29 (13J "^ .ap^ gu^rban' s area to MSU, leaving and return¬ . Also color TV'S0CB'» and radios. HORSES BOARDED. Excellent ing flexible. Phone 647-1936 after Join MSU's synchronized swim SHALLba"d ^ i"s'™7^ 351 7830. ^ club. Green Splash is having a Plus car stereos. Contact Craig care, box stallsc 15 minutes from MUSIC C19 3 p.m. 3-9-29 meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jem 485-0598. 6-9-30 157) East Lansing. $60a month. DeWitt Fieldhouse RIDING from Flint son lobby 669-3360_3-9 27j 16) to MSU. ' Good, Dependable, licensed baby- FIVE DRAWER oak chest, student AMERICAN ESKIMO Leaving Tue. & Thur. 10:30 a.m., puppies, sitter. Former teacher, located Wed. & Fri. 8 a.m. Returning Tue Welcome lamp, hard maple drafting board, will grow to 25 pounds maximum, back Natural Re¬ near Potter Park. Wants pre- & Thur. 5 p.m., Wed. Er Fri. 11 33 X 25-1/2. 339-9133. Evenings. sources and Environmental Educa¬ 1-9-23 (13) Rpgjjtpfpd Great for apartment schoolers, 7:30-5:30. 484-8143. 6- a.m. Phone 659-9475 anytime. tion Club members and interested watch dog. Call 487-9490. 6-9-30 9-30J14l^ 3-9-27 newcomers. First meeting 7 p.m. events of special '-u Something to sell for '50 TEN SPEED bikes, men's Sakura ' BABYSITTING DONE in my DRIVING AND/or riding from Tuesday, 338 Natural Resources liili Te" camPus or less?Try Econolines Mark V, rarely ridden, $130. Wo- men's Raleigh Grand Prix, very SEVEN YEAR old, 15.3 hunter/ home, any hours reasonable Jackson to MSU, leaving 8 a.m. ■r™s doin9 in 'Round -n only *4.00 - 12 words for dressage dark Bay Gelding. Nice fates. 374-8814. b-9-JU 1121 returning 7 p.m. Phone 787-4329 good condition. $85. Call 339- conformation and gaits; loving ^ to 20 words 5 -» ----7-—. after 7 p.m. 3-9-29 The Yoshinkan Aikido Club - 5 days. 2914. 6-9-30 (191 disposition. Shows well in Hunter FREE ..A r>s'or'l2. ..IT. classes; dressage judges say he ^" ln c0^pl™°" eere-Call 484-4519 East Michigan DRIVING AND/or riding from stressing self-defense and al person¬ growth meets 9 to 10:30 p.m. '!•«$$ Specify _l' St Please Specify SUNN 18", EVM 15" bass cab- inets. PEAC 4 track tape deck, Reasonable, 489-4280. 6-9-30 (131 will go far. Sound, with good, clean legs. Must sell. Phone 655-3515. X-6-10-1 (36) NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. C-6-9-30 (181 toU^ERLE Durand to MSU leaving 7-8 a.m. Returning 5 4644 after 6 p.m. 3-9-28 p.m. Phone 1 288 Monday and Wednesday, 4 to 6 p.rn Sunday. Judo Room, Men's IM Building. 1 6 Michigon Stole News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, September 27, 197J Tax limit drive Tax code protested hurts business, through ordinations MSU Paddleball-Racquetball LIBERTY, N.Y. (AP) - More than 275 property owners Club organizational meeting at 7 The Christian Scienl Fitzgerald says became ministers in a cocktail lounge last week in a growing movement to see if religion — or a semblance of it — can beat the tax code. tonight, 203 Men's IM Bldg. All interested students, faculty, alum¬ ni invited. Organization will mee night, 421 Baker Hall a and faculty are-welconl With shouts of "have you seen the light," mail order bishop By JAMES V.HIGGINS bills — a situation he said could George McLain ordained the congregation in the Universal The Company announces open auditions for "Godspell" 7 to 11 Judo demonstration! Wednesday, Judo Roo LANSING (UPI) - Senate severely cripple the real estate Life Church Inc. IM Building. Democrat Leader William B. p.m. Monday, 103 Music Practice Come a industry. sport of judo. "Business people have to The newly proclaimed ministers joined more than 1,000 Bldg. Actors, musicians, techni¬ Fitzgerald of Detroit says a cians welcomel state tax limitation drive, if know what it will others in Sullivan, Ulster and Orange counties who have been cost to successful, could cripple produce their produce in Mich¬ ordained to protest the increasing amounts of land in the Opera Guild chorus auditions GREASE SPOTS MOVED from woolens CAJI Catskills that have become tax-exempt. Michigan's efforts to attract igan, and the homeowner has to little talcum powder new industry and commerce. know what his or her monthly are 7 to 9 tonight and Oct. 4, 206 a stand on if A more secular group of local tax assessors and politicians Music Bldg. spot for a da' In his most detailed attack on payment is going to be before brush off with a stiff bi used the occasion for a news conference to stump for changes in the proposed constitutional they sign on the dotted line," the tax law. amendment to date, Fitzgerald Fitzgerald said. described the measure as a tax shift rather than a tax freeze that will affect every home¬ Hairstyling for I owner and renter in the state. Men and Wonil Supporters insist that the proposal will actually relieve pressure on local governments to raise property forcing the state to pay for taxes by Group examines civil liberties By RICHARD BLYSTONE London-based human rights took other action in 112 coun¬ alleged to have committed," it that almost all prisoners of programs it forces upon cities LONDON (API - More than organization in its report for tries over the year. The organi¬ said. conscience are tried, sentenced and schools. 100 countries the year June 1975 through throughout the zation claims more than 97,000 In a regional review the and imprisoned under domestic Fitzgerald. Gov. William G. world jailed people for their May 1976. members in 78 countries. report said. Milliken and other legislative legislation which specifically beliefs, denied them fair trials, Institutions like the U.N. Amnesty said it is impossible •On Africa: "Dentention restricts the exercise of free¬ leaders have solidly opposed tortured them or otherwise Human Rights i to estimate the number of without trial. Major political dom of conscience." Proposal C on the November violated their human rights in ? from political political prisoners in the United trials weighted heavily against •On the Middle East: "There ballot, which would limit state 1975-76, Amnesty International pressure" and governments States. It said Amnesty groups are the accused, torture and the is... a general lack of awareness spending to 8.3 per cent of total reported Sunday. reluctant "to submit to effec¬ "are working on eight cases of death sentence have ail con¬ in the Middle East of individual personal income in any year. However, even who dislike the proposal con¬ lawmakers Most of the countries men¬ tioned are Communist or in the tive international control of their behavior on human American prisoners." "Peoplt are not officially tinued to feature as aspects of government in many African legal rights, both nationally and internationally." 1^ (DELIVER. AVAILABLE! Third World, but the United rights." wrote Amnesty's imprisoned in the United States states, very few are without at In the Soviet Union, the cede that it appears to have widespread popular support. States. Britain. France and Sweden also came in for scru¬ executive committee chairper¬ son, Dirk Boerner, in a preface actio of their political views .. but ii least one of these evils. •On Latin America: report said, national has Amnesty Inter¬ adopted or is I FREE "Proposal C is bad for home¬ tiny. to the report. difficult to avoid the "Throughout 1975-76 there has investigating the cases of about owners "At a and time it's business," Fitzgerald said. when bad we for are sal The United Nations Univer Declaration of Human As of said, it May, the organization was investigating or suspicion that an individual's imprisonment may be due to his been a slight but unmistakable deterioration in the over-all 320 "prisoners of conscience." It also outlined cases in I Rights, proclaimed in 1948, is working on behalf of 3,859 political actions, rather than to human rights situation in the Eastern Europe and attempting to move away from the property tax as a means of still largely ignored, said the prisoners. It made protests or the crime which he or she is Americas," particularly in Chile, Argentina, Brazil and prominent mention to India, Iraq, Iran, Indonesia, gave I Buy any Medium revenue for funding necessary T"|* j Uruguay. "Approximately programs, the supporters of Proposal C are telling people MUST UNDERGO APPROVAL PROCESS 30,000 political prisoners are believed held in these four South Africa and Rhodesia. In Sweden, the report said, Amnesty took on the cases of I At the regular price Cet Identical PIZZA | they should vote for a program countries alone." It claimed one to place a heavier burden back of every 500 citizens in Uru¬ two conscientious objectors I FREE Profs address on property taxes," he said. who were jailed after disagree "Supporters of Proposal C women guay is a political prisoner. ments with the government Little Caesars P should be truthful with the voters and explain to them that By JUDY PUTNAM said Ladenson about the volun¬ power of the feminist •On Asia: "It can be said of hardly any Asian country that the judiciary in the exercise of over civilian alternatives to military service. I 1203 E.Gd. River I the limit on state spending move¬ State News Staff Writer means that local government, tary status of women's studies. ment to raise awareness about its functions acts with integrity V 337 163)1 k the cities, townships, counties, "There are only two occupa¬ Ladenson teaches the ATL female writers. and faith in ordinary principles ■ ( tions which ought to be stereo¬ track on women, which gives an "As a graduate at the Uni¬ of justice. Nor is it common for villages and local school boards introduction the legal profession of most will be asked to raise additional typed. One is a wet nurse, to women's versity of Wisconsin, I think I said the speaker, visibly shak studies. read a total of 45 women Asian countries to take tax dollars — through increased a strong ing with amusement, "and the Ladenson said that the pro¬ writers out of several hundred public position against persis property taxes — to provide other is a sperm donor." lacks money and formal tent erosion of civil liberties. essential services." Sen. John A. Welborn, With that, the audience of gram recognition within the Univer¬ authors." she said. People have been taught, •On Europe: "The incidence Graduate Research R- 250 women burst into laughter. of political imprisonment varies Kalamajoo. of the a major supporter ' proposal, said it woukK1^fessor ^eai^ G^U^hjpj'p, MSU pro¬ sity. She compared MSU to the State University of New York Ladenson said, to read litera¬ ture and perceive culture % from one state to another. But Assistantships In o! psychology, addressed prohibit increases in local taxes the women and the University of Califor¬ through male eyes, which has to all of Europe Civil Engineering without a vote of the people. Saturday morning nia, which both have doctorate resulted in "blurred and dis¬ in Kellogg Center at a confer¬ More importantly, he said, it programs in women's studies. torted" vision. The Department of Civil ence for the American Assn. of Despite problems, Ladenson BAD DRIVING Engineering at PnncetB would ban local programs Calling the feminist move¬ ordered, but not paid for, by University Women. said women's studies is an ment her political base as a RECORD? University invites applications for graudate siuf the state. Gullahorn and Joyce Laden- "expanding, energizing and ex¬ teacher and scholar, Ladenson GOOD DRIVING and research in the areas of Structures al son, associate professor of citing field." said the movement has caused Mechanics, Transportation, and Water Resourcl "Most of the pressure on local RECORD? ATL, were guest speakers at When the program was first her "to rethink my reaction to governments comes from man¬ the conference for col¬ GREAT RATES FOR leading lo M.S.E. and Ph.D. degrees Annual I dated women being formed in the spring of American culture." said. programs." Welborn lege graduates. The speeches 1973, Ladenson said it was "We can never again neglect BOTH! search stipends start at $4,240 plus tuition ana offered to all admitted students requesting s ^ were designed to Another supporter, Rep. Ed¬ help raise festival." the work of great women awareness of what is happening wi ;iers who have suffered from CALL 333•1838 port. For details and applications write gar J. Fredericks, R Holland, said the argument that property on campuses today. Both teach courses in women's studies. Professor Peter Lee tax credits would have to be ended under Proposal C is Gullahorn, who teaches a course on the iLsentry Director of Graduate Studies psychology of Department of Civil Engineering untrue. Currently, he said, tax credits do not enter the revenue women, said she often asked if Jeff Williams IP Princeton University there are any courses on the side of the state ledger, so they Princeton, N.J. 08540 would be unaffected if spending were held at current levels — psychology of men. "I have a simple answer," she ^ (MSU'«) said. "Yes — all the other which supporters claim is the courses in the book." ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★* thrust of the proposal. Gullahorn said that men have Fitzgerald said Proposal C NOTICE been overrepresented "two to would make it impossible for one" as subjects of psycholog¬ homeowners or businesses to ical study. project their local property tax "The results have been gen¬ eralized to all humans. Males are she said. being taken as the norm," STUDENT FOOTBALL Debate stalled For instance, Gullahorn said, a book which appeared in the (continued from page 1) late 50's on achievement mo¬ tivation was 900 pages long — with only one footnote SEASON TICKET "The FCC investigation of relating Right until' )ct. HI st, fly roundtrip from INFORMATION to women. now, up you can our station was well under Now York to Luxembourg fon.nly $360. way Gullahorn used two years ago the terms 1 Hal's SH'm; less than the youth fare you'd pav on onv at the time of the last debates and Carr then agency and communion to dif¬ other scheduled airline. (From Chicago you pay $401 and ferentiate sex role stereotypes. rave $1 l.'i.i All veil have to do i-: be under the age of 21. voiced no objection." Gross said. Agentic characteristics inde¬ - THERE IS NO COUPON TO EXCHANGE THIS YEAR-THl pendence, assertiveness, dom¬ Taylor, contacted at his home inance - are those characteris¬ TICKET THAT YOU PURCHASE WILL BE YOUlf Sunday, said that he is anxious tics traditionally associated to debate Carr and publiciy with males while communal J RESERVED SEAT FOR THE ENTIRE SEASON! exchange views, but that both characteristics — gentleness, \\Vl! give you the best deal. he and Carr agreed, on the air, two years ago to sensitivity, neatness — are PLACE OF f AU • NORTH CONCOURSE SPARTAN STADIUM conduct the those associated with females. debates on a similar format. "Carr has already agreed to a "In order to be a functional human being, you fully §avesH)6 on jet fares HOURS OF SALE • 8>30 A.M. • 4:30 P.M. debate on WKAR-TV (channel 23) and that's not a 'Meet the need a combination of these," she said. "Our whole social to Europe and book DATES STUDENT NUMBIRS Thursday, Sept. 23,1976 Press' format, so I don't know what the problem is." he said. "I believe it's time for Mr Carr process has produced half people." The theme of the day-long anytime jou want. Friday, Sept. 24,1976 1 thru 678199 678200 thru 707099 and Mr. Gross to sit down and conference was "Using the Sys¬ Monday, Sept. 27,1976 708000 thru 741599 Icelandic negotiate." tem." Gullahorn said that Tuesday, Sept. 28,1976 741600 and above university women have been Wednesday, Sept. 29,1976 Any number working within the system by forming advisory committees, Schedule for by forming women's associa¬ MmiMJLl LAKES TO 1,1 HOI1 Of AVV SCIIEIH LEI) AIRLIAE. IF TICKETS ARE LOST OR STOLEN THEY WILL NOT BE REPLACED tions within professional organ¬ For each ticket purchased you must hove a validated fee receipt card and $15.0 diplomas set izations, and by encouraging more faculty, male and female, STUDENTS (cash or check). Married students may purchase a season ticket for their spouse at thi to become involved in women's same price - proof of marriage must be presented at time of purchase. Students who graduated studies. T-SHIRTS... during the summer may pick up In the spring of 1975, the Any students wishing to sit together must purchase tickets their diplomas as follows: University approved the *2.00 per shirt includes a quality T-shirt, dorm name, fraternity or sorority reserved. One student may purchase a maximum of 8 together - all seats arl season tickets (this include! your Those receiving advanced thematic concentration of ensignio, any picture, any amount of spouse tickets). No attempt can be made ot the stadium to degrees may pick them up from the date Sept. 20 to Oct. 15 in women's studies. Students may earn a certificate letters, whatever you wont. in any one location. place more than 8 ticket! by taking 20 150 Administration credits of approved courses Bldg. Minimum order 3 dozen — Master's degrees will be from at least three areas. Mixed liiet ok. available in 150 Administration Both speakers bemoaned the Call Steve at J All blocks of 9 or more tickets must be purchased at the Jenison fieldhouse tickel Bldg. from Sept. 27 to Oct. 15. fact that MSU women's studies 4- office - blocks will be located in the south end zone. BLOCK PURCHASES: Bring fel Bachelor's degrees may be has no director or office. All the C & 0 T-SHIRTS receipts and monies to Jenison ticket office anytime 8:30 to 4 30 obtained in 50 Administration organizational work is volun¬ 355-3097 * 28,1976. Tickets may be picked up after 1 P.M. on Tuesday Septembd Bldg. from the date Oct. 4 to Oct. 15. tary. "A NVION JACKETS AI.SO! aftar 5:00 Wednesday, Sept. 29 at Jenison. typical female effort,'' state News, East Lansing. Michinnn ■phigo; Monday, September 27, 1976 17 WEIRD ANSWERS DOONESBURY ABOUND by Garry Trudeau ffcirialk jfprtaujmpqt Ifrivia craze flourishes I' ,fKAT BROWN , yw.SUffWriter can really remember," he s J^'m-inti car driver holds Another member ot the |^„i for most victoria audience, seven who had won at least chips that night, said a parnelliJones!" trivia expert must be well-read and must watch a lot ot movies. A tavorite ot many ot the fuvtu'f finished the qnes- tT, /tiff Vou dm t *Mve trivia junkies is amateur hour, _ u,Ao which follows Spiegel's show or is during his breaks. f Of record for most ■ Then the !„ the Pike't Peak audience is treated, or some¬ Right, Bobby times must suffer through, those budding young artists What it the who see a future in entertain¬ unit my apologies ment. Spiegel said he is hoping nriotion on this, that the amateur portions of the show will provide real enter¬ Ctta'm to fame of Solero tainers, rather than the abun¬ dance ot folk singers who ask to the claim to fame of participate. r,: two chips." But the show belongs to Mr. Trivia and it is a combination of i didn't itor. invent the Not the his performance and the audi¬ ence that is attracted to Trivia Night that breeds the crazy atmosphere on Tuesday nights. Ljpper he invented Spiegel is delighted when he , the world's notiees one of "the better bodies" walking by and chides LffamW" dancer - 16 the audience by saying, "All of grows louder you didn't notice, you were w iiidien i> caught up in the question." ream of ques- FRANK & ERNEST ,itermi.x»'il with jokes and by Bob Thaves is in their quest for chips t Trivia Night at The 10% MSU DISCOUNT ei Restaurant t Tuesday. Sam Spiegel at the Peanut Barrel. [TriviaNthe one who asks did not want to ( ■pstions and passes out r Trivia ..I DON'T in id he traded in for those who know Night. Part of the this, he said, was because the MY memory or sometimes have waitresses objected to his jokes REMEMBER dices. But much of saying that he was crude and IS REALLY ■ems to enjoy just show and the obscene. going... p: haij- the r But one of the hostesses at the who participate Peanut Barrel said Ti ia Night Thing* £ ..ining in the fight is their busiest time the bar is usually packed on FORGET. lls Mr. Trivia. His i Tuesdays, which is unusual for ins include movies, tele most bars on a weeknight. tBm.diw.iy. geography, Spiegel said the only part of usic. "straight his show that he takes seriously n he straight," is that he is ers. entertaining and added that, "people who like THE DROPOUTS then' are his jokes and trivia are essentially trivial." iunng the show that he "Trivia is a very arbitrary by Post "sexist and racist." business and I'm the arbitra¬ * ill apologize for a tor." he said. "I try and blend EBEE323!It3 |tka:ly bail joke, "that was trivia with my own outlook on Z' IVE DKI6E61b Hat) ASE6IB .forget it," and will the world." ror when he gives OF Pt/SuC DEBATES WfTN MY Spiegel said he is not con V OPpbNfVr THIS EleCTiao. M'fore the question sistent and makes "no pretense "even God makes at being fair" when he chooses mistakes." who will win the chips. li Spiegel's primary jokes Evidence of this is the disgrun kike audience. One person tied members of the audience i not to strain who scream that they had the nfwhile giving an answer answer first. swill be called stupid The people that Spiegel said ot knowing. he picks on to insult are those that comes in here that look "snobbish, removed, "Xpert to be includ- distant." He does not look at hr said. "Part of these insults as personal, but as i is not only me a form of satire in order to < ope nents about people. with certain facets of society- |Ann making fun of me, through Trivia Night. "It's only personal in terms of i the atmosphere the trivia atmosphere," he said. times, but feels "Once they (the audience) come < are better than into the trivia atmosphere they pffahting with their fists, are WASPS, Injuns, niggers, has spent five of the ■ * arshe has lived in the women in red. etc." ■ 1 One "trivia junkie" stands out 9. Redolent . rea doing trivia at sbars. In addition to his a n the c iwd bee,' e he c large-size popcorn bucket that L IL r L 10 13. 17. June bug Surmount £ve< poetic ^y-iight gig at the Peanut vl also does the is full of chips. Chuck Webber, who works for Annand Securi¬ ■t ■ 21 22 Ballet step Dwight David 23 Favoring tin Grand iy nights at Jim's Ledge. ty. attends Trivia every Thursdays. week on Night almost Tuesdays and JT1 rr r r nephews 24 Neptune's spear 25 Muse of music jMrpoint I during his trivia , ! 26 Kind of piano said many bars Webber said he carries a . J■ ■ 29. Mythical bird 33 Beverage 34 Raise U food service wins I 35. Violent outburst ■ 36 Weapon French SCIENCE FICTION SPORTS ITEMS - 37. Endure OUT THE WINDOW MYSTERIES MAGAZINES pional commendation 38. Milkfish 39. Danish fiord By D. Wayne Dunifon Bought (Sold Bought A Sold Curious Book Shop Curious Book Shop F dormitory food, often said to be an inedible Nation of fats and carbohydrates by the student body, to have won a coveted award this past summer. |Jfolks, a food award. f >*ard is called "the great menu award," and MSU has been pwith this honor for the last four years. This year it was rj(he Bicentennial menu. (What else?) Joinder wood, head of MSU residence halls, said, "A good J® been put forth to plan an appealing menu. The award 1 *«n incentive to do better each year." rational Restaurant Assn. presented the award on the basis P^ontent P'lke food is not tasted and appearance of menu. However, in the judging but rather judged solely on what is zis<3V...You seeMToHAv/e N°wn by an MSU food administrator concerning the food. If sounds tasty verbally, the award is endowed, D€DiCATT2D VDURSeLF TO CONTINUALLY PROViNG YOURFALLiB/LiTV 11 THE SMALL SOCIETY Superscale fabrics by Brickman from Finland to brighten up WaJeY, PIP We eVeiz Livfe in your dorm or NORMAL TIM&S? apartment. Tues. thru. Sat. 10-5 |2227 Grand River 349-3619 9-27 Okemos 1 8 Michigan State News, East tonsing, Michigoi Monday, September 27 io„ ONE MORE TIME a Money Man" has returned after the beginning of classes, but before finals. Result: He's bought more used books than we have ever had. So What? We have a special staff marking these books for resale. You Can Now buy these used books this late in the term. They are all in the proper course sections. Stop In For this last chance to buy used books for the Fall term. Open Mon. Tues. Wed. Sept. 27-29 from 7:30 to 9 p.m.