3 jT- ";v-; tat® N®W! VOLUME 70 NUMBER 182 MONDAY, OCTOBER 4,1976 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 Butz decides to remain; controversy still broiling WASHINGTON (API — Agriculture Butz answered: the county party chairperson. Secretary Earl Butz has considered resign¬ "I'll tell you what coloreds want. It's Asked if Ford might have taken the ing but has no plans at this time to do so, a three things: first, a tight pussy: second, initiative in canceling the Butz appearance, top aide to the secretary said Sunday. loose shoes: and third, a warm place to shit. William Greener, spokesperson for the Butz, whose derogatory and vulgar That's all." President Ford Committee, said. "No, he remark about blacks has become a cam¬ did not." Greener said he no indication that paign issue, talked with a White House aide Republican party leaders in Toledo, Ohio, Butz might resign. Saturday. canceled a Butz appearance Sunday at a Butz was summoned to the White House During the conversation Butz mentioned GOP rally. "The Republican party — the and reprimanded by the President on the possibility of resigning and offered to do Friday. The agriculture secretary apolo¬ party of Lincoln — cannot condone such so, but then decided to "sleep on it," the intolerance and vulgar attitudes," said gized for his statement. Butz aide said. Butz later decided not to submit his resignation at this time, the aide said. Butz had been scheduled to speak Sunday in Toledo, Ohio, at a Republican rally, but GOP leaders canceled the appearance. Butz Questions, conflicts was not feeling well Sunday and may have a virus, the aide said, but his appearance Monday at Camp Hill, Pa., still was on the schedule. Jimmy Carter said Butz' statement surround drug bust endangers President Ford's prospects in the election. Carter said it "indicates how this administration feels about consumers, farmers and people who are dependent on government for a better quality of life." Butz has been quoted by Rolling Stone by Metro Squad and New Times magazines as referring to blacks as "coloreds" and describing in a By JOESCALES State News Staff Writer derogatory manner what he characterized Several unanswered questions and con¬ One woman, who wished to remain as their sexual, dress and bathroom flicting reports have arisen out of investiga¬ anonymous, said that she was one of the predilections. tion into accusations that undercover women searched and agreed with Waller's Rolling Stone magazine reported that agents of the Metro Narcotics Squad used statements. entertainer Pat Boone remarked to Butz on questionable tactics and abused their legal a flight after the Republican Convention authority in recent drug arrests. "I was sitting at the desk doing home¬ that the party ought to be able to attract work," she said, "when he (an agent) more blacks. Individuals contacted by the State News grabbed me by the arm and pushed me State News / Robert Kozloff Butz replied: over the weekend have provided informa¬ against the wall and searched me complete¬ "I'll tell you why you can't attract tion in connection with stories given by- ly. I'll never forget that sight in my life, — Putting the stop to Notre Dame's Terry Eurick While the formidable Spartan defense sparkled coloreds. Because coloreds only want three Roger Frerichs and Tellis Waller, who were seeing all those guns pointed at me." during the second half of Saturday's game with in the final two quarters, the offense lagged and MSI' are Craig Lonce (94) and Paul Rudzinski. things. You know what they want?" arrested separately on Sept. 23 and charged the Irish registered a 24-6 victory, Boone shook his head negatively, and with various related drug offenses, after an Waller claims that on Sept. 23 he was arrested again by Metro agents at his home on-campus undercover investigation by the and taken to jail. He said that while at jail Metro Squad. CENTER EMPHASIZES RELAXATION Waller, who says he was arrested by officers obtained a warrant to search his room and while searching it they invited Metro agents on Aug. 13, as well as Sept. two of his friends, both females, into the 23. accuses undercover agents of over room and then searched them. He said that stepping their legal authority in conducting the two were charged with possesion of Problems merge into This is the first of a week-long State News What perhaps makes them newsworthy is depression ing their feelings back to them, Mel said. searches of women in his room and also confiscating items which he believes had nothing to do with drug charges. The Metro Squad has said that all of its marijuana. bruised during the search. Waller said that If students request referrals or ask for searches were conducted within the law, the woman was willing to talk to a reporter, rtphring the effect of the student that they continue to grate on the student "Hypnosis can be used in treating mind. more information about pregnancy testing, but did not comment specifically on but said that she had left with the other t on MSU students. Tomorrow's superficial problems," Jim Papesch, of the MSU contributes student specimens to VD testing, abortion, rape, drug or alcohol Clinical Hypnosis Center, 301 M.A.C. Ave., whether women had been searched or woman for the weekend and claimed he iicle will deal with suicide. the national and international scene that abuse, the Listening Ear can suggest clinics, said. arrested and did not mention this point in could not recall her last name. By PAULA M.MOHR their'initial report to the State News last State News Staff Writer prides itself on the eradication of physical centers and hospitals for treatment and When a student comes in desiring Waller raised a question concerning the illnesses. But what about ailments of the advice. Monday. Depression, loneliness, frustration, ten- mind? What measures have been taken to Contacting counselors and visiting clinics treatment, Papesch said, the first thing they legality of searching women under these study is the problem area. Waller claims that on Aug. 13 he was circumstances. Several area police officers Add the struggle for independence and cure an acute case of anxiety? are a couple ways to solve ailments of the "If their problem is rooted in their arrested while in his room with two female said that women can be searched if there is idividuality and multiply by academic The MSU Counseling Center, 207 Student psyche, but there are other methods to friends. He said that both of the women believe that they have Services Bidg., has a name for this plague, relieve pressure and tension. Meditation, personality, we refer them to someone in reason to may a roblems and you have produced the therapy," he said. We deal strictly with were searched and arrested for possession weapon or evidence that can be destroyed. enzied state of the average student's be it caused by the small-town-big-college yoga, hypnosis and other mind relaxing (continued on page 81 of marijuana, even though the warrant. They also said that anything in the stche compacted with enough confusing - transition or grade pressure. techniques offer relief from everyday immediate area can be searched. But all the roblems to last at least until the next "We call them 'normal development officers said that for women to be searched problems,' " assistant professor Imogene by male officers is very rare and that it These Bowers said, referring to college students' are ecurring themes to be s social and personal problems. About 60 per cent of the students who visited the center Student organizers would be up to was the court to decide if there probable cause for the search. Frerichs charges that the Metro agents last year experienced such problems as used extreme pressure tactics, such as lack nationalist seeking intimate relationships and having scaring him. offering him unusually large study problems. One psychological problem foremost charge UAB unfair sums of money for drugs and troubling him to the point of seeking help at the MSU ends self-exile among MSU college students is loneliness, a Listening Ear volunteer who identified counseling center. Counseling Center officials said that they SALISBURY. Rhodesia (API Black himself as Mel said. "Loneliness results from being new in in allocating offices could not verify this because of rules for nationalist leader Bishop Abel Muzorewa - protecting confidentiality; Frerichs, town, or being overwhelmed by the size of tltirned home after more than a By GEORGIA HANSHEW though, has said he would sign a release for year in MSU, or some people are lonely because State News Staff Writer the information. ell imposed exile Sunday to take part in they haven't developed interpersonal skills Frerichs also said that he was arrested by ■Ike on a new Two student organizations on campus are charging the Union constitution, leading to yet," Mel said. If. loneliness lingers, he Activities Board lUAB) with allocating office space to groups in an the Metro Squad while he was passed out at majority rule for Rhodesia. added, depression hits. the Drug Education Center (DEC). Officials * llis,K)P was "let undemocratic manner. by cheering black Depression is caused by more than just The groups, the Organization of Arab Students (OAS) and the of the DEC confirmed this statement and thodesians giving black loneliness, Mel said. Students not doing well power salutes. An Iranian Student Assn. (ISA), have complained to ASMSU further explained that they had no prior "'mated 40,000 in school get depressed. Dating problems, persons lined streets knowledge that the Metro Squad was President Michael Lenz and to ASMSU Legal Services that the lading from the airport to the black heterosexual problems, marital problems UAB is taking away their office space without giving them an coming to arrest Frerichs. of Highfield as the and divorce problems all bring about a small, be- One woman who was on duty at the time opportunity to plead their cases. I tailed bishoplimousine "feedes Benz was driven in a roofless at the head of degree of depression, he said. "You'd be surprised by the number of calls Though the UAB will not officially announce the allocation of the said that DEC's rules require that they not nan a seven available offices until some time today, the OAS and the ISA say who is in their care, but that they mile-long motorcade. we get from students thinking they are cannot stop police from looking for them¬ welcomed American proposals suspect that the office space which they have occupied for several depressed. There are underlying emotions selves. years will be denied them this year. Ffn interim government to pave the way that originally caused it," Mel said. For rule Within two "We have quite a few indications that we are going to be kicked She said that she is highly concerned years. But he told example, a student might think he or she is out," Ibrahim Bugaighis, OAS president, said. He cited several now binTr ,™ter<'nce that he hoped other depressed, but really he or she is really occasions when they had been warned by the UAB that the for the reputation of the DEC because 5™ "! -Secretary of State Henry A. angry. officers entered to make an arrest. appearance of their offices and the amount of time that the ,.. t-trs peace plan for Rhodesia would The trained volunteers help students sort organizations used them would jeopardize their chances of having "Roger was still unconscious on the npgotiabie." out their feelings by giving support and couch, they walked back and one of the their offices reallocated. ■continued on page 8) listening with an uncritical ear and reflect¬ "Most of the other organizations were told that they're going to officers grabbed Roger's hands and put his arms above his head on the sofa and held get their offices back, or another office," Bugaighis said, but them down while another frisked him," she neither the OAS nor the ISA were so informed. said. UAB President Kirk Dusenberry said, "Everyone had to She said that she asked to see warrants reapply. No one was guaranteed space. and one officer told her that they had five, "The Arab and Iranian students jumped the gun on us. No one but they wouldn't have them until the next will know the outcome of our meeting until tomorrow (Monday) day. morning. In their original report, the Metro Squad inside "I've told several groups that they are under higher consideration to get their office space back," he added. did not say that Frerichs had been arrested while unconscious at DEC and later The OAS and the ISA charge that they had no opportunity to MSll Africa observers react declined to comment on the incident at all. to the latest developments in present a case before the UAB made its decision. Besides conflicts in reports between the Rhodesia and in Africa in Dusenberry said that the UAB had given him and Colleen Metro Squad and Waller and Frerichs, general. Page 3. Hennessy, director of activities for the UAB, the power to decide there is also a conflict between the two who will receive office space. They will allocate five of the seven office spaces and will take appeals between 2 and 3 p.m. today for suspects regarding dates given. Waller said that the incident where he the two remaining office spaces. weather Dusenberry decided only yesterday to leave two of the spaces allegedly sold hash oil to undercover agents State News/Linda Bray happened prior to Aug. 13. He said that he Today's weather will be open for appeal. They had originally planned to allocate all seven was arrested by the Metro Squad on Aug. spaces. The First Annual Oktoberfest Celebration held in mostly sunny and warm with 13 for possession of marijuana, but was not Hennessy and Dusenberry are basing their decisions on three downtown Lansing on the Washington Square mall the high temperature in the charged for delivery of hash oil until his mid 70s. Winds will blow criteria, Dusenberry said: how active the group is, what the group over the weekend featured eating, drinking and arrest on Sept. 23. He has since been contributes to MSU, and the UAB's general feeling of the group between 10 and 20 m.p.h. dancing into the small hours of the night. (continued on page 8) (continued on page 8) Monday, October 4, 197^ 2 Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigon Schmidt receive less than projected conservatism in as Social Union. One seat was winnerheld fense and finance BONN, West Germany (AP) one per cent of indicated a new Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, the vote. Western Europe. by an independent, succeeded fellow minist, ,„ Social — surviving a strong conservative The projection meant the In a campaign that centered independent. crat Willy Brandt as chanceii: trend, was projected by nation¬ Socialist-Liberal bloc would on personalities more than Schmidt, 57. a former de- two years ago. al television as the narrow have a slim 251-to-245 majority issues, 3,244 candidates from winner of West Germany's in parliament — a hefty loss of four major parties and 30 minor parliamentary election Sunday. 20 seats to the conservative parties and other groups ran Brown signs 'right to die' bill Baja California hit har< The Second German Televi¬ opposition. for the 496 seats in the Bunde¬ sion Network said its computer Schmidt's Social Democratic stag, the lower house of the SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) Term¬ projection, based on returns party would lose 17 seats and German parliament. A majority — Prompted by the New Jersey case of from a representative sampling wind up with 213, and his of the Bundestag will elect the inally ill Californians will be able to order comatose Karen Ann Quinlan, the law withdrawal of life-sustaining hospital machinery under a first-in-the-nation will allow adult patients to order physicians, through a "living will" to of 291 of the nation's 50,000 polling stations, gave Schmidt's coalition partner, Foreign Mini¬ ster Hans Dietrich Genscher's Free Democrats party, would chancellor. Going into the election, by hurricane; 397 deoi ruling coalition of Social Demo¬ Schmidt's Social Democrats >ht to die" law signed by Gov. Edmund withhold or withdraw life-support equip¬ crats and liberals 50.3-48.9 lose three and hold 38, accord¬ a held 229 seats, which together LA PAZ, Mexico (AP) — in 100,000 meals and ( 'mwn Jr. ment if death is imminent. per cent lead over Helmut ing to the projection. ,y with the 41 seats held by the Rescue supplies poured into wn, a former Jesuit seminarian, Kohl's conservative Christian Kohl had hoped that the liberal Free Democrats gave temporary housing shelters' The request could be effective only if Baja California on Sunday, boat and plane. issued only a terse announcement that a Democrats. Sept. 19 Swedish election, in them a 270-225 edge over the where workers pulled hundreds Workers dug few minutes before midnight Thursday mechanical procedures served no pur¬ Radical parties of the left and which the Socialists were Christian Democrats and their of bodies from the muck and the 100-degree heat, frantically he signed the emotionally debated pose but to prolong the moment of right and independents would ousted after a 44-year reign, allies of the Bavarian Christian debris left by Hurricane Liza. bodies in piles of mU(j looking! death. „ Official figures and estimates half-buried cars. of the number of bodies already Neighborhoods were wipe found ranged from about 400 to out by the storm, which can Ford, Carter neck and neck Arabs rifle synagogue; 750, but hundreds of others were most sources reported missing and agreed the toll winds of up to 135 miles hour and .dumped five i„ inches of rain. NEW YORK (AP) — President Ford and a 6 per cent edge over Ford. The survey could go as high as 1,000. Jimmy Carter are running neck and ne:k says that Carter's lead dwindled as a Many of the victims ( Mexican troops immediately when the storm crack* for the presidency, each with 43 per cer t of the vote, according to a poll released Saturday by Time magazine. growing portion of the population per¬ ceive him as a liberal. The poll also showed that 44 per cent of books, scrolls destroyed buried the bodies graves or burned them to epidemics. in mass avoid 30 foot earth dam. The flm washed away a crowdi town of thatched root The survey by ♦hose interviewed felt Ford would win the yankelovich, Skelly & TEL AVIV. Israel (AP) - Miitary sources also reported of more than 100 Arabs over¬ La Paz, the capital of the and cardboard shacks. White, an opinion research firm, was a November election while only 40 percent Just hours before Jews began scattered demonstrations in whelmed guards at the en¬ state of Baja California Sur, A blanket of mud no sampling in September of 1,308 saw a Carter victory. In the August poll, the celebration of Yom Kippur other areas of the West Bank of trance of the cave before dawn was worst hit. The city of area below the dam, registered voters. The remaining 14 per 57 per cent had seen Carter as a winner on Sunday, a group of Arabs the Jordan River. Students prayers, ripped up several 85,000 and about a dozen towns city's streets were stn cent said they were still undecided. with only 34 per cent willing to put their broke into a synagogue at the boycotted Some classes, hurled Torahs, or scrolls of Jewish nearby were without adequate hundreds of wrecki Thefirm's August poll had given Carter money on Ford. Tomb of Abraham in occupied stones at Israeli cars and set up law, and prayer books and drinking water and had no mobiles and debris. Hebron and tore apart furnish¬ burning roadblocks in Nablus, scattered them around the electricity or telephone service. On Saturday, th ings and the holy books and Ramallah and some other cave. Furniture was gutted and An estimated 70,000 persons government put the number AMA accused of violations scrolls inside, military officials towns. the intricately woven curtains were left homeless by the confirmed dead at 397, but said. The religious strife came a and coverings inside were torn hurricane. The Mexican mayor's office said 800 per? the limit in addition to the The government clamped a few hours before the beginning to shreds. government said it was rushing were still missing. WASHINGTON (AP) — The American gifts by the tight curfew on the West Bank of Yom Kippur, the holiest day Medical Assn. has been accused in a national group. city of 39,000 Arabs. Angry on the Jewish calendar, when complaint to the Federal Election Com¬ In Jews congregated outside the Jews pray for forgiveness of its complaint. Common Cause McCarthy favors work plan mission by Common Cause of violating Moslem mosque which covers their sins. the limits on contributions to political argues that all political committees of a the tomb to demand action from Israelis observed Yom Kip¬ national organization and its state candidates. the government and to ensure pur with fasting and prayer affiliates should be treated as one Federal law limits the contribution by a access to the site for Jews Sunday. Traffic halted, airports committee and subjected collectively to during Yon Kippur. closed and thousands of Jews committee to any single candidate for the limit of $5,000 per candidate. federal office to $5,000 for any given The incident, the worst in flocked to synagogues. WASHINGTON (AP) - The work-week or work day be ployed. election. It asks the FEC to stop the AMA and its several years of religious strife The Tomb of Abraham solution to the nation's econom¬ shortened. McCarthy provided is in the biblical city, came after ic problems isn't fooling around figures to support hi» The AMA contends that its s ate affiliate- f-'-im rroking any further normally packed on Yom Kip¬ ri spread that Jews on with the tax law to redistribute Cutting working time by five posals. affiliates are inc:ep< :ent bodies and contributioi > - n collectively total pur with worshipers from the the wealth, but rather lies or six per cent would provide Asked about the Humph Friday had desecrated copies of more than $5,000 to may give their o /n .ntributions up to any one candidate. the Koran, the Moslem holy book, in the Moslem section of ^\JrshT^tt,1:rnL:I Qiryat Arba. The Jews the work. labor for several million employed, McCarthy said un¬ Hawkins bill to reduce ployment, McCarthy t un Hebron have been carrying on i Eugene J. McCarthy said Sun¬ on •rmed the tomb, which is holy to both day. CBS' "Face the Nation." And he a "fraud," and said the Suspect killed playmate as child religions. running battle with the town's Arabs over rights to pray at ar The former Minnesota added that if the overtime now would only help about of the unemployed The military command said sena being worked and paid for in cent abandoned synagogue the the rumors were false, but they tor, who is an independent American industry were dis¬ it would have to be a bandor MIAMI (AP) — One of two men charged In 1963, police said. Taylor killed an town. candidate for president, pro- tributed, it would provide jobs and in the kidnap-murder of a college student were widely reported on Arab expens e u 11-year-old boy in the front yard of a radio stations. Military s< said a force posed that the work-year, for one million of the unem¬ able. shot a playmate to death 13 years ago but house owned by Taylor's mother. Meli's was released because Florida had no body was found Friday in a 2'/a -foot-deep facilities for an 8-year-old, police said. grave in the back yard of the same house. Nathaniel "Winkie" Taylor, 21, and his BUONO APPETITO Police said Saturday that Meli was step-brother, David leroy Washington, stabbed 11 times in the chest while he 26, were charged Friday in what authori¬ was tied ties called the "cold-blooded murder" of spreod-eagle to a bed in the house. kidnap victim Frank Meli, a 20-year-old accounting major at the University of "It was a cold-blooded murder to kill Authentic Italian Miami. the only witness." said Dr. Ronald Sandwiches iV Dinners To Do A third suspect was being sought. Wright, chief deputy medical examiner. Tat llere or Take Out SPECIAL THIS WEEK Spaghetti & Meatball Dinner served with garlic bread 99c Mon. - Thurs.: 11 a.m. • 9 p.m. Fri. - So*. 11 a.m. - lip. Sunday: 12 noon -11 p.m. Flint policewoman reinstated FLINT (UPI) — Madeline Fletcher, the Kalberer last Dec. 27 during an argument RIVER at GUNSON PH. 337-9549 black policewoman who stood trial for over who was going to drive their patrol shooting her white, male partner, is being reinstated by the Flint Police Dept. JUNIORS & SENIORS and will receive $7,000 in back pay. Miss Fletcher, 21, stood trial on assault open thursday and friday until ni Police Chief Max A. Durbin told charges for the incident, but a Genesee ATTENTION! reporters Friday that Fletcher is being County Circuit Court jury found her fined 60 days' pay as a disciplinary innocent on June 19. She will return to PRICt ROLL BACK TO BILOW 1974 PRICES! i for shooting Patrolman Walt work Monday. BALFOUR MONDAY Sen. Davis backs Proposal A m THRU LANSING (UPI) —- Senate Republican The measure would ban nonreturna- m FRIDAY Leader Robert Davis of Gaylord and the bles and pop tops and put a five-cent From 11:00 OCT. 4 Michigan Council of Churches have deposit on reusable containers and a to thrown their support behind Ballot 10-cent deposit on nonreusables. THRU Proposal A, the so-called bottle ban. Davis said that banning nonreturna- 3:30 8 Davis becomes the first legislative bles will help eliminate roadside litter leader to endorse the plan. Other key and reduce the consumption of natural lawmakers have either shied away from resources used to manufacture throw- it or have not yet taken a position. aways. Court rejects bid for delay The price of gold ha, gone down — 10 the laving, are being patted on to you. Plut FREE ENGRAVING with your order. The BALFOUR representative will LANSING (UPI) - The Michigan take superintending jurisdiction of the be at MSU BOOKSTORE. Supreme Court has rejected a bid by case. A complaint of judicial misconduct suspended Detroit Recorders Court had been lodged against him by the GREEK FISHERMAN'S CAP Judge James Del Rio to delay hearings Michigan Judicial Tenure Commission. IXTRAIXTRAIXTRA **' Authentic traditional wool into complaints of judicial misconduct Del Rio has been suspended from the against him. bench, pending a determination of the sailors hat, imported from See the Balfour-made Chompionthlp Del Rio had asked the high court to matter. ring terlet Including: Greece. . . the continental touch SUPER BOWL WORLD SERIES that's making waves with PSC OKs Edison increase NBA ABA FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME RINGS AND MORE) casual wear. It's the cap to LANSING (UPI) - The Michigan Public cents per month for an average res¬ own and MONDAY THRU FRIDAY . .. wear . . . now. Service Commission, complying with a idential customer. court order, authorized the Detroit Ingham County Circuit Court Judge Black or brown. Edison Co. Friday to slap a $23.5 million James Kallman last month ordered the Sizes 0 7/8 to 7 5/8. temporary surcharge on electric cus¬ PSC to allow the surcharge by Oct. 1. The $13 tomers' bills beginning this month. commission asked the Court of Appeals The surcharge, to be spread over bills to stay Kollman's order, but the request tor the next year, will amount to about 41 was denied Friday afternoon. DON'T MISS IT I Jacobson's f»;rhinon State News, Eost lonsing, Michigan Monday, October 4, 1976 3 Learn Sky Diving African experts view Rhodesia * Student Training by USPA Instructors * All five agreed that black Automatic Openers on Students By ED LION Artis, a sociology professor in idents concerning details of the Rhodesian conflict similar to rule in Rhodeaia was a prelude ' Sute News Stxff Writer the center. "One way or the interim government are not what happened in Skydiving Movies, Slides Monthly to further African Angola and Zimbabwe nationalists will political other there'll be black rule "too serious," he said. the Belgium Congo, appears to * Beginning Classes 10:30 A.M. Sat., Sun. and by appt. on -itain black African rule in gains in South-West Africa there." Artis said what happens "None of the groups are be the largest threat to south¬ dominated Rhodesia in called Namibia by the United next is largely up to the British. going to take a soft public ern Africa, said weekdays regardless of weather Nations and South Africa. Joseph Druse, * Interested groups contact us for parachuting programs but he — hP near future Britain, the colonial ruler of stand," he said. "Like the UAW the center's humanities pro¬ "Time has run out for the rarsition may not be peaceful * Rhodesia before it broke away — they're both going to push fessor. Drop zone 2 miles Southeast of Charlotte Airport on Flanders Rd. whites in Rhodesia," said John according to a spot-check of Hunter, director of African in 1965, has been entrusted to for as much as they can get." Leon Weaver, a criminal * Free transportation from East Lansing Area MSI1 African observers. set up a constitutional con Smith recently outlined a justice professor who recently * Studies. "If Prime Minister Ian no dues Interviews with four mem- Smith's regime has any wisdom Ference to pave the way for a plan he said was given to him returned from South Africa, African Studies * . „[ the transitional government and by Kissinger which gave whites said the South African Call collect, East Lansing 351 -0799 or Drop Zone 543-6731 they'll relinquish power." govern¬ Center and a professor who Economic sanctions, a mount¬ then majority rule. half the seats and the minister's ment of John Vorster was recentlv returned from South James Scotton, mass media position in an interim council of pushing for majority rule in Africa indicate that Henry ing guerilla insurgency and now coordinator of the center said state that would formulate Rhodesia to take pressure off Charlotte Drop Zone Zi,Singer's shuttle diplomacy pressure from South Africa and factional Rhodesian constitution. But fighting might occur, a itself and prevent a war on its „ southern Africa has started Kissinger has given the but he thought it unlikely that five neighboring African presi¬ Rhodesian border.- whites momentum" toward black no other all-out racial war would erupt in dents said they never agreed to "It's an interesting situa¬ MSU Sport Parachuting Club choice, said Hunter. But if the Rhodesia. The disagreements the set up. tion," he said, "South Africa is 'put the many "variables" four Rhodesian nationalist factions fail to unite in a now between the whites and The possibility of an inter¬ saying what it adamantly op¬ involved make it impossible to neighboring black African pres nationalization of the poses is good for Rhodesia." EVERYONE WELCOME coalition, the whites may play prfi|jri whether bloodshed will off the other, ^ averted, what type of one hurting chances for peace, Hunter said. government will be installed Over the weekend rival ami whether factional differ- imces among nationalists will touch the Rhodesian off an Rhodesian factional leaders Joshua Nkomo and Bishop Abel Muzorewa reportedly met to MSU BOOTERY Angolan type civil war. Three iron out their differences. „[ the faculty members ex¬ pected black rule to be achieved "It's too early to tell if warfare will be averted, but BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS ,-av or another — within ,rs. while the others said Kissinger at least succeeded in nsition may take longer. getting the door open," said Jay FALL FESTIVAL OF SAVINGS! New court WEDGE system WASHABLE WOOL BLENDS WOOL & POLYESTER DOUBLEKNITS WEEJUNS ONEW FOR FALL O WASHABLE cuts juror's terms By KAT BROWN O PLAIDS 8 CHECKS • REG.'4" O 60' WIDE OREG. '4" yd. $2 99 $2 99 State News Staff Writer Fast Lansing District Court will begin utilizing a new method of iry duly today that will provide a wider cross-section of citizens •rv mn,lfl a jury and W'H shorten a juror's term. The One Day One Trial system, which has been in use in Harris uunty. Texas, since 1971 and in Wayne County Circuit Courts nee September, 1975, has been reported to increase court COTTON ■fidency and save money. VELOUR I'nder the new method, a prospective juror is called for msideration for a single day. If the person is not selected to serve ORICH, LUXURIOUS KNIT i i trial that day, he or she is dismissed. If the person is chosen to #60 WIDE i mi a jury, he or she will serve for the duration of the trial. In OREG. '5" yd. ther case, the prospective juror is then exempt from jury duty r a period <>f one year before they may be called again. $099 Frank A. Russell, court administrator, said the old system O yd. required a prospective juror to serve two weeks within a 30-day aid the new method will eliminate unnecessary time ;pend waiting to find out if they are needed, i, Russell said it will be more difficult for anyone to be i jury duty since the term length has been shortened, KNITTED ELEGANT ered voter in East Lansing is eligible to serve on a FAWNSKIN "SUEDE" VELVET for county and state officials, lawyers, doctors, O WASHABLE O SELECTED COLORS police and fire employes and prison employes. receive OREG. '4'" yd. O ORIG. TO '4" yd. > a summons must call the court at 10 a.m. on iperified to verify whether or not they are needed on {hat dale. If - • are required to report at 10:30 a.m. and if not, er. Russell said this will cut costs because jurors $2*88 yard S088 Mm yard er the phone if they are needed before coming in not have to be paid. Tschirhart, who approved the system on April 6, em spurred almost 90 per cent of the prospective WALL N' DOOR DECOR be excused. STRAW WREATH KITS DECORATE YOUR ROOM WITH Kidnap attempt foiled; THESE POPULAR STRAW WREATHS. two area men in jail ALL MATERIALS ARE INCLUDED ALONG WITH EASY-TO-FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS. REG. s8'8 EA $599 EACH Two Lansing area men are being held at the Ingham County Tnl m connection with the alleged abduction of a 19-year-old woman early Sunday morning near Abbot Hall. One of the three suspects was a juvenile and was released alter questioning. The other two men were taken to the jail and will be arraigned Monday. MSU BOOTERY 225 E. Grand River According to a DPS spokesperson, two women, one an MSI student, were walking near Abbot Hall about 1:25 a.m. 417 E. GRAND RIVER — open daily io-9: sat. io-5:30: sun. 12-5 Sunday morning when a pickup truck with three men in it OPEN Every Nite til 6 p.m Wed. & Thurs. 'til 9. attempted to force the two women into the truck. Ihere was a struggle and the MSU student was able to ''scape and call the police. 1'Tty minutes later, at 2:05 a.m., the pickup was stopped approximately 10 miles south of campus at a police blockade • Mason police officers. I'olice said the women were fortunate that they were talking together. They stressed the safety of women walking Get your laundry all washed up — ln pairs at night. In self defense talks to women students we m t0 walk in always tell pairs," Sgt. G.A. Groll oaid. "This is a perfect with Schmidt's sample 0f th,» safety of walking with a friend." In this case one of the Nice to help her friend," he said. women was able to escape and call back'to-school Schmidt's Laundry and Dry Cleaning specials! It's gotten to be the school year. time to do that first laundry load of Make if less of a chore by visiting Schmidts. Spend laundry time in pleasant surround¬ ings, and take advantage of this weekday special! 30* per load V on top-loading >W0 SIDES OF GOOD VISION washers I Co-Optical has the bast In optical ear#; not only om*®. an<* lonsos, but contacts tool Wo'ro (Mon — Fri only thru Oct 15) POfolists in fitting contacts. And wo glva Free coffee Promotions tool OPEN: M Sat 7 Stop by Co-Optical soon and — am — 9 pm I,.!, "O'h sides. ,01 weof hove to offer. Got tho story on • Steamex carpet good vision. Sun 8 am — 9 pm cleaning machines • Do-it-your self dry cleaning ISIEH Grand River at Hamilton, Okemos ®(pfao®ifi) "NOW "THEREFORE, I GRANT A FULL,FREE AND ABSOLUTE PARDOJ Metro Squad should be abolished IWTO CONGRESSMAN FORD FOR AIL OFFENSES HE, CONGRESSMAN FORD COMMITTED OR MAY H AVE COMMITTED \DMILE A MEMBER OF CONGRESS' Every time a drug bust occurs and arrests with few convictions, on or around campus, the Tri- it has never really been necessary County Metro Narcotics Squad and should be abolished. As manages to make an issue of its reports seem to indicate, nothing involvement through its question¬ significant has been accomplished, able tactics. so we should demand an end to The Metro Squad was estab¬ such useless funding. lished for the purpose of interrupt¬ On Oct. 12, a public hearing will ing the flow of hard drugs in the be held on Ingham County's Tri-County area. Ingham, Eaton budget which will soon be ap¬ and Clinton counties, East Lan¬ proved by the board of commis¬ sing, Lansing and the MSU Dept. sioners. Though previous at¬ of Public Safety (DPS) all appro¬ tempts to eliminate Metro Squad priate funds and staff members to appropriations have failed, enough the Metro Squad. The squad citizen protest may affect the reports directly to no one. outcome of the board's decision. John Veenstra, Ingham County Commissioner, said that in addi¬ tion to allocated funds worth $6,500, two full-time officers on loan to the Metro Squad. He are State notes said the total funding from Ingham Our illustrious legislature got it County is, "in effect, about $40,000 together for a little song-and- to $50,000 annually." dance last Tuesday when it lis¬ This figure reflects only one- tened intently to the Don Large sixth of the Metro Squad's total Quartet do a rousing rendition of funding agencies. From the drug our cutesie new state song entitled busts reported over the years, few (couldn't you have guessed) "Wa¬ have been of major importance. On ter Wonderland." campus, the Metro Squad has been Yes, the state House has ap¬ focusing too much of its attention proved the tune as our official Register on minor drug offenders who only state song. And my, aren't we to vote today smoke marijuana. grateful that the legislature took The Metro Squad has been time out from their pressing duties accused of harassment, intimida¬ to finally provide us with some¬ Today is the last day to register to vote in the presidential election of this bicentennial year. East Lansing's voter registration office will be tion, illegal searches and investi¬ thing as crucially important as a open extra hours for your convenience. gating the wrong people in the silly state song? Admittedly, voting is a chore that takes some thought, takes some wrong rooms by those who have And this one, "Water Wonder¬ The time and demands some compromising and sacrificing of ideal been arrested or approached by land," may take the cake for these undercover agents. State News principles. Often people may find themselves voting against a candidate corniness: it sings the praises of rather than for a candidate. This kind of para-military man¬ Michigan streams, Michigan furni¬ It has been estimated that Monday, October 4, 1976 only 71 per cent of the nation's eligible euvering on campus is abominable, ture, Michigan cereal and Michi¬ voters are registered and ut of that total only half are expected to and it is unfortunate that MSU's gan winter sports. Editorials c re the opinions of the State News. Viewpoints, columns bother to vote in Novemb r. Board of Trustees has already Several other tunes have been and letters or ! personal opinions. The trend of nonparticipation in politics is without question a approved this year's budget that pushed for state song in the past Editorial Dept. dangerous one for citizens who take for granted their fundamental allows DPS funds to support the few years, but "Water Wonder¬ Editor-in-chief Mary Ann ChickShaw Photo Editor Alan Burlingham liberties. Metro Squad. land" was the only one that made it Managing Editor Bob Ourlian Copy Chief Tracy Reed I The choice is yours. But if you really understand the nature of your In light of these accusations, one onto the House floor for an News Editor Carole Leigh Hutton Wire Editor Micheline Moynard [ Sports Editor Edward L Ronders Staff Representative Anne E Stuart Choice, you will find voting an obligation, not an option. must question the reasons for the audition. Freelance Editor " Phil Frame As a student involved in higher education, Metro Squad's existence. If it has But the song still has to be your vote is expected and demanded, not asked for. Register today if you have not already done had any effect on drug traffic in the approved by the state Senate. area, through trumped-up charges Hmmm, will it pass? Advertising Dept. . . . Advertising Manager .. Dan Gerow Assf. Advertising Manager . Ceci CorfieL I took two tapes in on Friday, Sept. 24, and expected to probably wait till Gokey's concern about the extra quarter us for weeks. We lost records and speaker^ Tuesday, similarly does not fall on deaf ears. We are to water damage, not inclliding the ii considering the beginning-of-term rush. (I happy to invite Gary to enjoy a 25^ venience of having one bedroom i am a patient person.) Monday afternoon, To the Editor reduction on the admission price of the next habitable for a period of time. Othifl just for the sake of curiosity, I went to see if Beal Film presentation that strikes his situations where the complex display^ my lecture tapes were done. One was! But fancy. poor management included noisi written on the envelope was "faulty tape." I Anyway, Gary, thank you for writing. In (we were forced to go to the police Ii checked it — it wasn't even my tape. I took such a big school it's always great to be assistance) and low heat in winter. We1 it back and was told I'd have my tape done noticed. We're really sorry you were finally supplied with space heaters after oJ that afternoon. I went back and picked up unsatisfied. Let us make it up to you all numerous complaints about maximufl my tape and nothing was on it! I sent it back year with our program of the best in erotic winter temperatures of 65 degrees FahreoH Furthermore, if the State News is really time I received your letter (noon on the in and now, a week later, I haven't received entertainment. We always regret losing a heit. seriously committed to the line of thought 30th) both single events in the fall term either one. The last time I inquired about good customer. reflected in the editorial, let the State News series have sold out. If I had been notified them I was rudely told "to take my problem The real clincher Steven Sunshine came this past summffB 'put its money where 4ts mouth is" by by telephone I might have at least salvaged to the office." Manager, Beal Films though. We had always been good ti giving substantial coverage and support of something, albeit at full price. Graduate By the way, the first exam is already P.O. Box 346 paying rent on time (with one excepting those University programs and activities students, remember, are not necessarily being given and, now I am waiting in that once we temporarily withheld payment which are educationally "liberating" and entitled to the half-price rate on single long line, fighting my way to a higher an act of desperation, hoping for action oil which manifest the kind of "excellence" tickets. education. the noise — which kept us up at all hours l espoused. Examples — give the humanities and fine arts the coverage you provide for Please give serious consideration to^ome better method of processing the applica¬ I used to dislike chemistry, now I hate it. I have two other self-paced type classes Housing Squeeze After the apartment was broken into at' one of us sexually assaulted there, v. varsity sports and vice versa, and give tions. Perhaps a voucher could be given in and I feel I could have saved a lot of money no longer stay. The management, knowing outstanding faculty teachers, scholars and your office to be hand carried to the Union if MSU would have stent me this term's With the current housing squeeze many full well of our improvements on the p' programs the attention you direct to for the tickets. That way, when the series is courses in an envelope. students will be considering residency at and our hardships there, decided to "all tTTIl)/ entertainment and campus crime. In addi¬ sold out next time, you will not be guilty of Jill Reichenbach various apartment complexes in the area. us to break our lease, but to keep o tion, the State News could run a year-long holding up applications. 240 Yakeley Hall I'd like to express my dissatisfaction with month's rent I paid in advance) and o series of articles on what specifically can be the ownership and management at Bur- done to bring about the collegiate atmos¬ Gary Lee Phillips cham Woods Apartments. When we moved damage deposit — totaling $500.00!!! Thisl Graduate student, Action needed English Beal was incredible. Alter we literally beseeche phere you advocate in your editorial instead of devoting space to letters from the responds in, our apartment furnishings and was filthy and the them in tears for our damage deposit, tl drapes were in very bad relented that much only (we couldn't e> Having been an ardent reader of the incarcerated seeking pen pals and feature Metro Squad shape. It was next to impossible to get the afford to move without that money). TheyJ State News during my nine years at MSU. I articles lacking relevance to the basic Beal Film Group wishes to acknowledge management to repair anything. We re¬ have kept our $250. was heartened to read your editorial of missions of higher education. It the provocative letter of Gary Gokey which paired as much as possible ourselves, amazes me as I read your August 17 entitled "University Must Face I would contend that if you set the daily we read in front page accounts of Roger Frerichs and Wednesday's paper. We felt including papering the bathroom, replacing This letter was written in an attempt nj A Crisis Of Purpose." I applaud your example "through commitment" you stand some sense of accomplishment, as would the floor boards under the sink and putting students of the problems they a his horrible ordeal that you fail to recognize warn thoughts and the manner in which they an "outside chance" of handles on the closet doors. moving us to action, the blatant misuse you are allowing in your any exhibitor of erotica, iir exciting such a likely to run into with the management i] were developed and presented and enthusi¬ otherwise your editorial could be put to response that a person would rush home We had many misfortunes at Burcham Burcham Woods. This past year has si publication. astically support your plea for clarification better use as response to a freshman How can you and attack a typewriter. We feel we have Woods which the management should have three different resident managers, p of institutional goals and a return to a allow Frerichs and his English composition assignment. cohorts to daily spread their version of gotten our season off to a good start. been instrumental in preventing. Our increases in rent, mid year deposits o "community*of scholars." Louis C. Stamatakos, professor what occurred, giving them front-page Gokey had just seen Barbra Streisand in ground floor apartment was rained on twice cable TV (included free in the lease) and "j However strong your plea and however Dept. of Administration and "Hard Core," which was back in Wells Hall since they did not fix the roof in a heat in the "heated" swimming coverage and even supplying them with pool. Son sensible your position. I am of the belief Higher Education last weekend by popular demand. Central reasonable period of time. The management cartoons, while the police authorities, by tenants may find the place initially attrac that it will fall on deaf ears, for (1) we are among Gary's complaints was the fact that will be quick to point out this followed an already a mega-university with strongly law and in the interest of the defendant, are allowed only to say that the investigation he had hoped for "40 minutes of hardcore accidental fire on the second floor. What it tive, but they are probably standing in apartment where we papered, repaired thj entrenched faculty and administrative fief- Dumb Move indeed carried out in action. Well, it only lasted 31 minutes." We won't mention is the time lag it took to things and cleaned the mold off the walls. | doms and specialties, (2) we have, as a was a legal, ethical were disappointed, too. Barbra's reputation repair the roof, and all our complaints about university, cast ourselves in a bronze mold Weil, COGS, you blew it again! I find your as a beautiful lady and a consummate water damage and the soot that rained on The State News has effectively turned Name Withheld on Request of land grant philosophy which will continue apologetic form letter for the Chamber the entire community against the actress is well-deserved, as many of our Music series sellout Metro to direct the institution toward pragmatism highly offensive. In it Squad before they have their day in court, patrons attested after seeing her early and utilitarianism in its support or lack of you inform me that you were warned and I find no justice in that. work this past weekend. But Gary's point is support of certain programs and services, Wednesday morning that a sellout was well taken and we will have longer and (3) the student body and the newspaper imminent. That's very fine, but my applica¬ Michael A. Sawicki 251 Cedar St programs in the near future, starting with Letter policy it supports are traditionally pragmatic and tion and check were submitted to you early "Misty Beethoven," a sizzling box office hit have not to my knowledge ever manifested on Tuesday morning. How do you explain nationwide, which will enjoy its debut in The Opinion Page welcomes all letters and viewpoints. that discrepancy? It seems to me that a any major or sustained interest in "excel¬ more efficient method of processing these Self paced East Lansing next week. Readers should follow a few rules to insure that as many letters lence of scholarship" or support of those as possible appear in print. prpograms and activities essential to a applications is in order. As a matter of fact, AU letters and viewpoints should be liberalizing education. tickets were not sold out at the time of my The only thing a student can get from typed on 65-space lines and. triple-spaced. Letters and To assume that one editorial at beginning of the year will cause more than a the application, because I had checked with the Union box office. And I was in your office as Chemistry 130 and 131 is frustration! I propose these self-paced courses have an SN feature include local address, student, viewpoints must be signed and soon as it opened that morning (Tuesday, Beginning next week on the Op-Ed faculty or staff standing - if any ripple of interest in such a profoundly basic optional lecture for the students who wish — ana phone number. No letter or educational concern is somewhat optimistic. not Wednesday). to attend. page will be a new State News viewpoint without these items feature will be considered for publication. However, if the editorial is intended to be a Furthermore, some people who did not In case someone isn't familiar with the - semi-weekly question and answer columns prepared by various Letters should be 25 lines or less and statement of this year's newspaper philoso¬ apply for their tickets until Tuesday arrangement, there are approximately may be edited for. State afternoon did in fact receive the same series organizations and University depart¬ News style and conciseness to phy, and if the State News intends to 2,000 students enrolled in these two courses ments. The intent of the columns will fit as many letters as possible on a follow-up or pursue this philosophical tickets. This hardly seems fair. The who all have to use a tape room consisting page. Viewpoints may be no longer than 75 applications should be processed in the of 150 tape recorders. The Chemistry Dept. be to provide factual information on lines, and may also be position through the year in an attempt to edited. 3 prod the institution into a penetrating order received, and given rush treatment. does have a duplicating system (for $3) that nonpartisan topics. Orgainzations No unsigned letters or re examination of its mission, I would Your suggestion that you don't wish to will duplicate a lecture tape for you in 24 interested in doing such columns are viewpoints will be considered for have inconvenienced is ridiculous. Of hours Ha! If anyone believes that, then Dr. invited to call the Managing Editor at publication. Names may be withheld, but commend the State News for its courage me only for good cause. and effort. course you have inconvenienced me. By the Hammer is only a voice. _j55-8252Jor further information. |.:.pn Slate News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 4, 1976 made conscientious, fair- oblivious to I he fact that site might possess The soul of the true artist is bared in oN WATCH minded and realistic debate on national security questions im- some innate talent of her own; she reaps any credit for her success on her father and Eonteyn's work, which is, in effect, artist's letter to the indistinguishable faces an mother. She is quick to express her below the footlights, York Nixon aggravated the anti- mlr. V#r* military sentiments generated limitations: "a face like a pudding." and "feet Her writing is a reflection of the public's V'li0 like pats of butter" in contrast to her roles growing hunger for culture, especially by the Vietnam War and thus Odette Odile in "Swan Lake" and Princess J BvJIM HAMILTON made it impossible to get Aurora in during the post-WW II years when Europe's Liitarv commanders from "Sleeping Beauty," strongholds oi the arts were obliterated. adequate defense appropria K to General West, tions through an increasingly Illuminating personalities emerge i The resurgence of the popularity of ballet is i breathtaking moment in a movement that Ireland have .wr'tten anti-Nixon, anti-defense Con¬ beautiful pos „ filled wilh tales of cam' As evil as Nixon's impact director behind the young Sadler's Wells artists across Europe and the United States Ens sieges, battles, strat- was, Zumwalt believes that Ballet Company, is seen as both a terrorizing who picked up the threads of genius severed |L tactics and heroism. Ad- Kissinger's effect was worse. teacher who literally ruled the lives of her by the w TilVuniwalt breaks with this Nixon was but "a dead hand on strategic parity and to maintain make a decision for the people, idition "On Watch" is a book the rudder," Kissinger's world' maritime superiority ... I be¬ of such importance, without MARGOT FONTEYN: danc Fonteyn emerges unsullied by the title lieve we can get the best deal "prima ballerina." She records only very few ■hamission. Its mission is to view prevailed because there consulting them? instances of what she considers "star „ Americans about the very out of the Russians before K.: Perhaps, but I doubt if ' were no other power sources in AUTOBIOGRAPHY temperament" (requesting to be called e danger posed by the Nixon's parochial and isolated either they or the American there are even one million who •redits her "Miss" net- of Soviet naval people perceive our actual in¬ could understand the Fonteyn). For Fonteyn, art carries White House from which a even By Margot Fonteyn depicted with it too much significance to be meddled ■wr Zumwalt warns us that challenge to Kissinger's outlook feriority. Americans will not be Alfred A. Knopf Publishers: New York of with by niggling behavior. Her concentra Ignited States can no longer could be raised. Kissinger's happy that I have settled for Z.: Even if that preseumption is 266 pages, $1195 tion on the next step, her facial expressions Tp its commitments to Israel, pessimistic view of America's second, but it will be toe late. correct, that million can influ¬ Z.: Why not take it to the in the "Giselle" mad scene and her attention tan Norway, Iceland, Eng¬ , ence the opinions of the major¬ future and his detente policies By DONNA BAKUN to posture as her partner swept her into a land Denmark because the prevailed by default. people ? They will not accept ity of the people. I believe that Capturing life and the illogical patterns of daring lift merited considerably more of her Ktcd States no longer has the Zumwalt contends that it is my duty to Uke the other its mosaic arc what Dame Margot I'onteyn I power to defend, support or Kissinger, by negotiating un¬ has pursued in both the private security of Fonteyn believes that only one's art Tply these nations in the face favorable strategic arms agree¬ "On Watch" is the product of the dance and the precarious unpredictabili should be taken seriously — one's self should Soviet naval resistance. ments and sacrificing NATO Zumwalt sailing his "other ty of her outside life. not be taken seriously at all, she writes, >se dire possibilities are the nations' security to unchal¬ course." It is a masterful self- Her autobiography is the result of a because the self is much more complex than sequence of a precipitous lenged Soviet naval supremacy, portrait of Admiral Zumwalt. It coming to grips with the comfort of a curtain any stage character. She realizes that she ■clinein U.S. naval forces, and has forced the United States is a detailed account of military call and the discomfort of an apparent lack of cannot envelop herself in the comfort of the Eeral I'.S. military prepared- into a position of conventional procurement and strategy. It self-confidence in mastering a lasting stage, as many artists are wont to do. and strategic inferiority to the takes us inside the Washington relationship with another person. Perhaps this is why she remains an integral Idmiral Zumwalt points an Soviets, a condition of inferior¬ bureaucracy to show us the part of the ballet world today, despite the fusing finger at two men as personalities of Washington Dance, of course, is the thread with which ity which already exists, and she self doubts that peppered her early career. I architects of American which, Zumwalt argues, is as newsmakers as they are, rather weaves a candid portrait of herself and her Fonteyn's oft repeated phrase, "What a |.ai decline. The principle unnecessary as it is unfortu¬ than as their "image makers" colleagues. For those seeking an impressive program of the dance, the beautiful step, I shall never be able to do s Henry Kissinger, fn would have us see them. nate. On November 28, 1970, it...has a strange ring upon conclusion of Ijpwalt's view, Kissinger is Zumwalt recorded these notes "On Watch" is a history of always-flattering portraits of ehoreograph- this book. f architect moving force be of a conversation with Zumwalt's famous Z-Gram or- dcrs which did much to modern- er Sir Frederic Ashton, Dame Ninette deValois, Itudolph Nuryev and Fonteyn's Fonteyn has done it, and she has done it | a general decline in Amer- Kissinger: position and status "K. feels that the U.S. has ize and humanize Navy life. "On countless favorite teachers are easily mughout the world. passed its historic high point Watch" provides a fascinating accessible. However, it is Fonteyn, the Is'ixon is the second villain. like so many earlier civiliza¬ "inside view" of the "surreal- prima ballerina assoluta, who reserves any Kile President Nixon vainly tions. He believes the U.S. is on the decision to become second istic insanity and paranoia" of intense criticism for herself, Lked himself in a plethora of the downhill and cannot be best... the Nixon White House. And Fonteyn, who is still dancing at the age of Tony "national security" ex- roused by political challenge. K.: You don't get re-elected by finally, "On Watch" success¬ 57, describes her art as "something that just Li in an attempt to avoid the He states that his job is to admitting that you got behind fully counters Kissinger's ver- came naturally" when she was very Ivilahle consequences of his ■ persuade the Russians to give ... I judge that we couldn't get i .. of detente with .. . , j j young. The then Peggy Hookham, who Itergale misdeeds, the actual us the best deal we can get, the support of the American explicit 1 open^ informed^ and |ove(j (0 ^ jn tfce sun and th(, s(,a gmv furitv of this nation was recognizing that historical people on this issue even if we reasonable advocacy of confided to her mother that she would be the owed to decay. Nixon was so seek it. And if we seek it and creased military preparedness. farces favor them. He says that greatest dancer in the world. She was then jterned with preserving him- tell the facts as we would have Zumwalt shows great skill as an he realizes that in the light of unaware and uninspired by the success of a If he neglected his constitu history he will be recognized as to do, we would lose our author. His arguments are per¬ fragile, beautiful dancer named Anna il duly to preserve the negotiating leverage with the suasive and indeed they are Pavlova. one of those who negotiated -„>n. His isolation, paranoia terms favorable to the Soviets, Soviets. compelling. They display Zum- Peggy Hookham made the transformation Id duplicity poisoned the at- but that American people have 'I.: But isn't that the ultimate walt's outstanding command of to Margot Fonteyn slowly. She was Jsphere. crippled the admin- only themselves to blame be¬ immorality in a democracy to strategic issues. ■ration of military affairs and cause they lack the stamina to stay the course against the Russians who are "Sparta to Can Michigan "OPEN YEAR ROUND" ■SLAPSTICK 310 W. Gr. River Athens." our Later, on May 7, 1972, State . . . Next to E. Lansing Kissinger continued in the Bus Station "K.: I believe the American people lack the will to do the | By MARTHA CAS WELL things necessary to achieve Split reading a hunk by nn. t'.inscqucntly, the reading pruccss is ac- insty-prints Impanied by an attempt to NOTICE insight what he is into says . . . |dly" saying. Usually I am ni'ssage can! pich he has disguised as ia vague t 1 am alwu; i left inn that I didn't quit feeling of rlissatis Alter finishing "Slapstick: 'get The pedestrian crossing of Grand Trunk Western Railroad at Holden Hall and Lot "F" is scheduled for completion when Parking yeswe insty-prints" Lonesome No Mure!" there t - I signal protection equipment is installed by the railroad and operating. Until all work on the the wiz of the printing biz! Nationally Known If Vol it'KUt crossing is completed, persons should use the 4 locations to serve you! Speed Reading Course . legal crossing ot Harrison Road. 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(continued from page 1) Nkomo, on Monday, apparently behavorial problems. Then we Dusenberry said that the third criterion is "a very subjective The 52-year-old bishop is for further talks on merging proceed to teach them how to DEMOCRAT determination. It's almost like coming in for an interview," he said. head of the militant external their two factions to present a relax on their own when they The appearance of the organization's office will be important in wing of the Rhodesian African more unified black front at the need to. It's simply self hypno determining whether the space will be reallocated to that group National Council, an umbrella constitutional convention. sis," Papesch said. this year, Dusenberry said, because the offices were left in such group formed out of several Relaxation techniques are EFFICIKNCY poor shape last year. Nkomo heads the moderate definitely a positive thing, ac¬ There about 27 separate nationalist groups. ECONOMY are applicants for the seven office spaces, He said he would probably domestic wing of the ANC and cording to Professor Bowers. Dusenberry said. meet his main rival, Joshua has directed the nationalist "It emphasizes self control in ACCOUNTABILITY effort inside Rhodesia while dealing with one's self to take Bishop Muzorewa has been care of a problem," she said, Suspects question Metro Squad tactics involved with the guerilla war adding "You can take charge being waged from bases in and solve and resolve your neighboring countries. problem." •continued from page 1) that he had. most smoking he saw cleared of the With regard to dates. Fre ried simulated, but at times Aug. 13 charges. richs said that the alleged hash The Metro Squad was un oil sale occurred after Aug. 13 The Metro Squad said that it available for comment over the and that the date specified on is withholding comment on weekend. his warrant is Sept. 20. 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MacAfee lourth and i organiza¬ E much criticized MSU de Notre Dame. from seniors," Rogers said. « a goal tional meeting at 7 p.m. today But for the afternoon the Nielsen connected twice in from the e for the Varsity Rifle Club in the Iproved Saturday that it "Players were sitting on the the first ten minutes of the Despite getting the ball from For the after the ! ity and Thursday at 0 I hold the Notre Dame Unfortunately, it Spartans never got father than the Notre Dame 14, and that bench talking to each other third quarter from 48 and 29 the defense twice on fumble*, tans, now 1 2 I, gained only 25 basement of Demonstration Hall. n Old College Field. The when they should have been on yards. The two field goals tied and once on an interception, the is squad holds its prac (. held the Irish to a drive ended in a wide Hans yards in 30 attempts on the All students or faculty mem the field," he continued as more Nielsen with Dick Kenney for offense couldn't get any closer >n Monday and Wednes Nielsen field goal attempt. ground. Passing wise. MSU bers interested in joining the 8 p.m. on Old College | field yoal as Notre Dame MSU coach than once MSU showed con¬ career field goals with 19. than to try field goals from 50. was only 11 34 lor 149 yards MSU Rugby Club should come lit). was very Darryl Rogers upset with the perfor fusion about who should and The defense held Notre 55 and 57; which were all no should not be on the field. Dame the rest of the afternoon good. |er the offense broke three mance of the offense and said The Fighting Irish, helped until the last half minute, when "We felt if we kept chipping rds and Rained over the running, pass protection, along by good field position, the Irish's Rick Slager passed the week before passing, and receiving away at threes thai pretty soon were all scored on three of their first „rth Carolina State very poor. four possessions before the •, the hope was that "Many of our players were in Spartan defense settled down midway in the second quarter and played its best game of the ASSERTIVE lEdward L. Notre Dame scored the first time it had the ball as Dan Reeve booted a 47-yard field M.250 per month plus bonuses if qual¬ Ronders goal after the Irish moved to the MSU 30 from their 38. ified. Opening for 2 individuals now, The second time Notre Dame 4 beginning Jan. 1977. Career sales pride received the ball after another ASU Spartan punt they had excel¬ opportunity leading to exceptional in¬ come in sales or lent field position as they management. Com¬ started from the MSU 32. prehensive 3 year training program. lakes leave MSI !'s Tom Birney had booted the ball 50 yards, but as has Degree or business equivalent pre¬ been typical of MSU punt ferred. Responsible individuals submit ■ ( ould someone please explain how MSU's pride has fallen to resume to Box 1614, East Lansing 48823. coverage, MSU let Notre ™e depths which were displayed Saturday against Notre Dame's Steve Schmitz return it 40 yards. ..as just 10 years ago that the Irish and MSU collided on From there it only took seven |e floor of Spartan Stadium with the national championship plays as Al Hunter went off . victors. Though "the game of the century" ended right tackle for a touchdown ■ a 1010 deadlock, the Spartans of George Webster, Bubba Inith. Jimmy Raye, et al, played with pride and front the one yard line. Notre Dame was able to Calculators! ^termination. , sustain a drive in the second All calculators listed below ■ And perhaps it's a good thing that none of that crew was quaiter, going 80 yards in 11 are available at witness the debacle along MSU's bench while the plays for a 17 0 lead that lasted rolling to their third straight triumph. until the half. BCommenting after the contest, Darryl Rogers noted that he In the second half MSU could ver seen anything like it. "Guys sitting on the bench, only muster an exhibition of with each other ... not knowing when to go into the field- goals while the offense Economical basics. Powerful slide rules. .. and these were seniors, not freshmen." could only once put two first (Much of the blame must rest squarely on Rogers' already (erburdened shoulders. His style is diametrically opposed to at of his predecessor, Denny Stolz* Stolz wouldn't allow his rs to meet the press at the Monday luncheons and in (neral shielded his team. That was his style. Who's to say it right or wrong? MSU beats And, a programmable powerhouse. Illinois State as I Rogers is a much more easy-going type. And above all else, is honest, almost to a fault. He first mentioned the lack of i the bench, nobody asked Him about it. It Tl-120(1 v play Satur lew Spartan coach has also taken a relaxed attitude day f« oss country (id wants the game of football to be fun for the players and squad. nsalike. Nobody can argue with that philosophy. The Spartans, who defeated le of his players took blatant advantage of Rogers' Notre Dame 20-35 the previous nilosophy Saturday. week by capturing the first four I Put simply, it was a sham. iu guys, and you know who you are, have no pride in places, dumped Illinois State 21-35 by again finishing with ur ability or the opportunity afforded you to play at a Big t he top fo en school and don't like the demands placed on your precious me, then get the hell off the field and give s Herb Lindsay won the meet and set a new course record s inspiring to see the card section resurrected when he crossed the finish line |aturday and the sell-out crowd jamming the stadium. in 24:14, bettering the old mark t was heartening to witness the young Spartan by 18 seconds. lefense regroup with a sterling effort in the final half " against Jeff Pullen was right behind e Irish. the All-American in second vhen members of a once-proud team reward their place with the time of 25:12. •s and their coach with Stan Mavis finished third, Paul an "I don't give a damn" (titude. that's a bit more than anyone can stomach. 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Can it be 20 years since the first American Linda Lovelaces early films have never tioned "Godzilla, King of the Monsters" and has been Networks have blended and pasteurized them this year to • appearance of the biggest star in motion picture e uhibited m o motion picture theatre publicly They or? insure against upset stomachs and brains in a sanitized history? proven a sturdy box office attraction ever since, Simply too daring They ore held e'Eo" Lonsing' M|ch|g°n Monday, October 4, 1976 1 1 STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 *nt [ Antomotive ](»] Automotive ]f»j | Enployweil [[fll [^Apartments ^ Q Houses For Sale J(^j FIAT, 1973, 128 stationwagon, 2 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1972, one PART TIME employment with NEAR CAMPUS. 2 bedroom a- door. Radio and rear window red, one blue. Now's the time to multi-manufacturer distributor. 12- TWO BEDROOM, one available BOYS 19 inch Vista Esquire 10 J inoMrK defogger. Good running condi¬ partments. Carpet, heat paid, rea¬ GIGANTIC DOUBLE room with ■ ko««*• deal. Will listen to any reasonable 20 Hours/week. Automobile re¬ immediately. Second-November full speed bike. Excellent condition. tion. Good body. Good tires, 30 sonably priced. 332-5420 or 351- bath, one block from Union. offer. PRECISION IMPORTS, quired. 339-9500 or 339-3400. 0- 15th. $100 per room. Couples $85. 337-9419. 8-10-8 (12) miles per gallon. $1200 or best 7910. 5-10-8 (13) $77. 337-9574. 3-10-4 (12) IpHONE 355 1255 offer. 337-1617. 6-10-6 I27I 1206 East Oakland. 6-10-8 (231 21-10-29 (16) welcome. 648 Spartan, 332-5416. EVERETT STUDIO console piano 4-10-7 (15) OWN ROOM in house. Two VOLKSWAGEN 1968 Fastback, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE North and Alvarez classical guitar. Both blocks from campus. 209 River. 7 real good running condition, snow Furnished, 1 bedroom, utilities HOLT AREA, small in excellent condition. 543-3596. Bay Special one bedroom Stop by. Z-4-10-6 (12) ■TOMOIIVE tires included. $650. 351-6575. paid. $160 per month plus deposit. Z-5-10-5 (13) Cars Related house, newly carpeted, decorated 489-5574 after 5 p.m. 0-20-10-29 [coolers t Cycles ♦29" 6-10-7 (12) MASSUESES WANTED. We will (16) throughout. Refrigerator, disposal, ROOM IN house, available imme¬ SOLEX MOTORBIKE, 250 miles (oris (Service Herman's train. $8.00 per hour. 489-1215. stove. One year lease. No child, no diately. Located just behind the lv alio" Body Shop VW CAMPER 1971, excellent Z-30-11-30 (12) FURNISHED EFFICIENCY (two pets. Between 8:30 a.m. and 6 Capitol in Lansing. Call after 5:30, per gallon. Excellent condition. 731 Sharidan OH Hwy. 27 condition. $2000 or best offer. Call $185. 489-2558 after 6 p.m. 8-10-8 p.m. call 371-2400. After 6 p.m., 489-2382. 5-10-7 (16) [piOVMENT 419 ■ 5397 676-4812, after 6 p.m. 8-10-13 (13) PART TIME light cleaning and and bath) parking. Available now. call 694-2633. 5-10-8 (30) (12) 1 RENT VW vacuuming. Experience preferred.. Male students or married 1214 East Kalamazoo. 5-10-6 (16) couple. Apartments 1966, good condition. Ford Apply in person only. ALLE EY. NEED ONE man for four bedroom APPLES. PICK your own Red and FIAT 1973 Two door. Excellent 1959 half ton pickup, reasonable. Golden Delicious. Hours 9-6 p.m. 2-10-4 (14) house near Gables. $75. Call Bouses condition, new brakes and clutch, 353 5254 651 5632. 8-10-8 (121 ONE MALE needed for four man 349-3546. 5-10-7 (12) For Sale Phone 651 -5435 or 651 -5430. GOL¬ ■looms Radial tires. $1750 349-0365. 6-10- apartment. $70 per month. Capital DEN KNOB ORCHARD, D. Park- 5 1141 VW 1970 gold. Excellent condi¬ EXPERIENCED FEMALE college Villa Apartments. 332-1063. 6-10-7 PSAIE student needed to babysit two HOUSES, HOUSES, HOUSES! r. 15-10-19(19) Inimols tion. $800 or best offer. Call LADIES THREE—Speed Schwinn FORD 1969 Econoline van. New nights/week. Call 351-8454. 2-10-4 Three, two bedroom eastside 332-5175, anytime. 5-10-8 1121 bike. Hardly used. $45. 374-7232 Labile Homes tires and shocks. Call 332-2625 (12) homes now available. $170 to OPEN CAMPUS, MALL close. Carpeted, after 5 p.m. E-5-10-8 (12) IT J FOUND after 4 p.m. 5-10-5 (12) deluxe one bedroom, snack bar. $190. Garages and finished rec. Corda Weit Cider liONAl •UPIR MAINTENANCE HELP: Part time $160. 9 a.m. 4:30 p.m., 339-2346, rooms. Call Joe Miller, A.I.M., KENWOOD 9400 Altec Lansing Mill FORD SUPER large van, 1970. 6-10 a.m. Monday thru Saturday. INC., 332-4240. C-4-10-26 (24) Inuts personal Excellent shape. German transit. DEMONSTRATOR Apply in after 655-3843 8-10-11 1151 Speakers Thorens 160, must sell 5817 N. Okamos Rd. person JACOBSONS El estate Heavy duty hitch and roof rack. SALE! Personnel Office. 333 East Grand EAST LANSING two bedroom EAST LANSING for 5 or 6, 224 immediately. Call 355-1861. 3-10-6 East Lansing Ireation No rust. Would make great cam¬ •1" over dealer cost River. 5-10-7 (18) apartment. Newly carpeted and Milford. Lease and deposit. Phone Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. per, $1350 or best offer. 394-1168 furnished. Air conditioning, bal¬ Craig after 6 p.m. 339-9380. 10-10- X 8 10-8 126) VOLKSWAGEN LAUNDRY ATTENDANT needed. cony, near MSU. Water and heat 11(16) WOMEN'S THREE Speed. Good * Rabbit condition, asking $35. Peg at G.E. COMPONENT stereo, 8 track Folding, hanging, sorting, sewing. paid. Contact Manager, 337-0408, * Dashers Full time, paid insurance, FOUR BEDROOM, student rental, 355-2345, or 394-3768 E-5-10-8 recorder, AM/FM, PA. Shure FORD VAN, 1974 E100. V-8, holidays, after 5 p.m. 6-10-7 (23) ★ Buses and vacation. Apply in person only completely furnished, including Magnetic cartridge, 4 Utah speak¬ automatic, custom extra's. Call ★ utilities. Close to campus. This ers, best offer. 355-9082. 3-10-5 after 5 p.m. 371-3642. 6-10-5 (121 Campers between 8 and 12 noon. 4726 821-825 N. PENNSYLVANIA, just house is clean and ready to move BRAND NEW Indian Sitar. Con¬ Aurelius. 2-10-4 (24) KARMANN GHIA 1969. Excellent COOK-HERRIMAN south of Oakland. 1 bedroom in. Price negotiable. 485-0460. tact Mark Somers, 670 South GARRARD TURN table with dust V.W.-VOlV*MAI»A apartment. Carpet, air condition¬ 8-10-7 (23) Case. 355-6957 3-10-7 (12) condition. 1974 engine, NURSING SUPERVISOR, many only V.W.Inc. ing, stove, refrigerator, dishwash¬ cover. Model 42M, $40/best offer. 26,000 miles, 30 mpg. $950. 337- faceted position. Responsible for V? mile w. of Lansing Mall er, carport parking, extra storage, SINGLE FACULTY or graduate AUDIO RESEARCH 485-7651. 3-10-4(12) coordination and overseeing all pre-amp 1080. 3-10-6 (131 Sp3A-1, Accuphase P-300 fih 6135 W Saginaw afternoon shift nursing rela ed laundry facilities. Heat and water student, rural tenant house. Sev¬ power- furnished. Security deposit, lease. amp, Marantz 3300 pre-amp, Cita¬ NISHIKI COMPETITION 10 MACH IV, 1972. 65,000 actual \£l/ Phone 371-5600 activities of a progressive 250 bed enteen miles, $80/month. Call tion 12 poweramp. All perfect, No pets. $170. 882-0640. 6-10-4 evenings, 627-2696. 8-10-7 (15) Speed. Excellent condition. Plus mileage. White on white on white. acute care hospital. Duties extend must sell. Call Jeff, after 9:30 extras, must sell. 351-0313. 6-10-7 Loaded. 4 new Michelin tires. from interviewing to discipline and (34) p.m. EASTSIDE-115 South Francis, 2 487-2106. Z-5-10-4 (22) (12) Excellent condition. $4500. 487- problem solving. Nursing degree 6194. 5-10-8 120) and Michigan license coupled with FOUR MILES off campus. Car¬ bedrooms, unfurnished. Stove, HP80 CALCULATOR complete. H P. 45 calculator, refrigerator. $150 month. Grads- security cradle. experience in supervision. Excel¬ peted, one bedroom, utilities paid, Real estate manual, extra battery. Mint. Paid $400. Sell $150, firm. MALIBU 1972, with air. 1 owner, Motorcycles lent salary and benefit program. garage, unfurnished. No children/ couple preferred. 332-0123 after 6 353-0909. 3-10-4 (12) 353-8358. 3-10-5(12) top condition, $2000. Call 371- Send resume to Personnel Office, pets. Phone 349-4907. 8-10-8 (16) p.m. C-3-10-5 (17) 3147 or 371-3527. 2-10-4 113) Lansing General Osteopathic Hos¬ FUGI PRO track and Matthews SPEAKERS - FOUR Dynaco KAWASAKI MACH II. 350 cc, MALE SHARE apartment, furn- NEED ONE person to fill house. pital 2800 Devonshire, Lansing, custom ten speed. 22 V. Excel¬ A-25's, $100. Typewriter, manual MGB 1973. Really nice, new paint. showroom condition, sacrifice, Michigan, 48909. 6-10-7 (62) nished, parking, dishwasher. 1 Furnished, near campus. Contact lent condition. 355-9336. 3-10-4 and portable AM/FM cassette See PRECISION IMPORTS, 1206 call Al after 5 p.m. 351-4679. block from campus, $83.351 -2478. either Nancy or Michael, 372-8756. stereo. Best offer. 353-6256. 6-10- East Oakland. The small car Z-l-10-4 (13) Z-4-10-4 (12) 6-10-8(15) FULL AND part time game room 8(15) specialists. 6-10-8 116) TWELVE STRING guitar. Excel¬ girls. Excellent pay and work TWO BEDROOM apartment. Par¬ LAKESIDE CONDOMINIUM - 1973 650 Yamaha. 3300 miles. conditions. Must be neat and lent condition, new MERCEDES BENZ 1961, 180B. 4 tially furnished. 5906 Marsh Rd. Haslett. Two quiet, graduate girls. strings. $175. Semi-chopped, custom paint. personable and enjoy playing pool, 393-1909 after 6 p.m. 3-10-6 (12) fcibsonV cylinder, 4-speed. New paint and Call 485-2948. 7-10-11 (12) Own bedrooms. After 6 p.m. $1100. Excellent condition. 372- interior. $1500. 694 9383 X-6-10-6 pinball, etc. Apply in person only, 339 2834. 6-10-8 (12) 6734, ask for John. 6-10-6 (16) weekdays, between 10 and 5 p.m. FRAMES OLD, cracked or bro¬ 348 OAKHILL, furnished one bed¬ at the CINEMA X ADULT ENTER¬ ken? Replacements at low cost. 1975 KAWASAKI 400cc/ 4-stroke room $190, three bedrooms $300. LARGE FIVE bedroom house. TAINMENT CENTER, 1000 West 351-8055 after 5 p.m. 6-10-8 (12) OPTICAL DISCOUNT. 2617 East Newly redecorated, $325/month. with electric starter. $775 or best offer. 313-543-7940. Z-4-10-5 (12) Jolly Road. 0-10-10-14 (441 Near Haslett - Hagadorn. Call Michigan Lansing. 372-7409.C-5- 10-8 (16) BOOKSALE ONE OR two female r 351-4107. 6-10-8(13) SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS need Loads of Paper share townhouse in Oak Park MGB 72 convertible, 49000, AM/ with industrial or health busi¬ SANSUI QA-7000 4 channel amp¬ or Village. Call evenings or weekends and hardbacks FM, $2350 or best offer, must sell, ness background. Needed from lifier. 40 hours used. Excellent 694-4885. 6-10 8 (17) Text and 351-9579^ Z-5-10-4 (12) 8:30 - 2:30 p.m. to substitute for condition. $300. 332-4553. 6-10-11 1*6. MIDGET, 1972. No rust, AM/FM, Michelens, roll-bar, Ton- ALL YOUR regular teachers. Call Leo Scheck, CAPITAL AREA CAREER CEN¬ EA$T LANSING - 1624 Cambria, clean 1 bedroom, near bus and [ Rooms ][®| Reference foreign' car replace¬ TER, 676-3322. 8-10-8 1261 SEW UP rims and hubs and extra We buy books anytime neau cover, Ziebart, low ment part needs at CHEQUERED campus. Available immediately. mileage. MEN, CLEAN quiet single rooms, tires for racing bicycle. 351-5602, 128 W. Grand River Prime condition. 353-0345. 6-10-7 FLAG FOREIGN CAR PARTS, $180. 349 0442. 6 10 8 (15) ESCORTS WANTED. Earn while cooking, near campus. $240 term. 1161 2605 East Kalamazoo Street, one preferrably after 5 p.m. 8-10-7 (15) I bl. W. of Union you learn. $4.00 per hour. 489 Call 487-5753. 0-5-10-8 (12) mile west of campus. 487-5055. FOUR APARTMENTS to rent. 1215. Z 30-10-29 (121 GUITAR, BANJO, mandolin, fid¬ \ MthruFri. f MUSTANG CLASSIC, 1965 con¬ C-21-10-29 (23) Available October 1st. Furnished, LARGE SINGLE rooms - $25 dle, dulcimer, harmonica and sing¬ \ 10-5:30 f vertible $400 or best offer. Call FLOOR MAN, bouncer, apply in carpet, garbage disposal, air, all Jeff, 332-8953. 8-10-6 (121 utilities paid, except electric. $249- deposit, from $66/month. Also ing lessons: Group classes start AMERICAN, GERMAN AND person, ALLE' EV NIGHTCLUB, lease by week. 351-4495. C-20-10- the week of Monday, October 4th. $219. Call 351-2798. X-6-10-4 (22) FOREIGN CAR REPAIR, also bo¬ 220 M.A.C. 6-10-4 112) GOOD USED tires. 13, 14, 15 inch. MUSTANG 29(13) Only $16 for 8 weeks (basic guitars CONVERTIBLE, 1967. dy. 20% DISCOUNT to students Your choice, $5 each 1200 Mar¬ TWO BEDROOM, furnished apart¬ $8). We have friendly experienced High performance 289. Good en¬ and faculty on all cash 'n carry VW STEREO SALES person. Experi quette. Lansing. 489-3080 Tues¬ ment. One block from the Union. teachers and relaxed atmosphere gine and top, needs body work. service parts. IMPORT AUTO day ■ Friday 1-5 p.m. X-10-10-6 enced, mature. Apply LEONARD'S 337-2669. 341 Evergreen. 8-10-8 at ELDERLY $500 or best offer. 332-2339. INSTRUMENTS PARTS, 500 East Kalamazoo and 3800 West Saginaw, Lansing. HIDRICK HOIISI 6-10-7 118) SCHOOL OF FOLK MUSIC. 541 Cedar. 485-2047, 485-9229. Master 20-10-29 (121 CO-OPERATIVE Berkey Hall. Phone 332-4331. Charge and Bank Americard. C- NEED FEMALE to share spacious Come pick up our new fall MUSTANG MACH I 1973. Bucket 21-10-29 (37) WAITRESSES PART-time, day or one bedroom apartment. 337-2079 HAS 3 voconcies for foil term. seats, gauges, stereo-cassette, like brochure. C-21-10-29 (62) night. No experience required. or 351-6386. 8 10-8(12) ,32500 room and board for the new, power brakes/ steering, au¬ MASON BODY SHOP 812 East Apply HUDDLE NORTH, 309 full term. ALSO COMIC BOOKS, science fiction, tomatic. $1900. 371-4293. 6-10-5 North Kalamazoo Street since 1940. Washington, Leonard Plaza MALE NEEDED mysteries and much more' Visit 117) to share furnished Complete auto painting and colli¬ Building. Near LCC, across from CURIOUS USED BOOK SHOP, two man apartment. One block ■OOUI STRUT (12) Itomotive A NOVA 1969, 6 stick, very clean, sion service. American and foreign Gladmere Theatre, Lansing. 8-10-7 (251 from campus. Phone 351-0810. CO-OPERATIVE 307 East Grand River. 332-0112 cars. 485-0256. C-21-10-29 (20) GRAND OPENING PILLOW TALK (open 11:30-6 p.m.) C-21-10-20 runs good. Body good, $650. 3-10-6(14) has 484-6458. 8-10-8 (12) one vacancy for fall term FURNITURE. It's the talk of the (20) BREAM TRAVEL Trailer LIGHT HOUSE cleaning. Hours »30000 room and board, for the _ town! Soft sensual and low costs. ■21' Globetrotter. Excellent negotiable. $2.50 an hour. 337- NEEDED, ONE male i full term. Contact BOTH at: TENT CAMPER, good condition, NOVA 1970. Good You'll love it. Ideal for the dorm » Phone 337-7315. 3-10-5 condition, 0022. 6-10-5 (12) modern furnished 4-man apart¬ 311B Student Services new waterproofing. Must sell. must sell, $500 or best offer. Phone 655-3400 after 6 p.m. 6-10-4 Employment ][}jj BABYSITTING, ONE 4 year old. ment. Call 349-3932. Z-4-10-6 (12) Bldg. and apartment. 10% discount. Rent with option to buy. PILLOW TALK, 1145 South Washington, $250. 372-8490. 8-10-6 (12) 100 SL 4 LOOK, LOOK, LOOK! 1, 2 bed¬ SEWING MACHINE CLEARANCE door, 1973. Air, Monday, Wednesday, Friday af¬ nt condition. One owner. JUST PIZZA still hiring. Must be room apartments. Downtown and Lansing, 10-6 p.m. Monday - SALE! Brand new portables ternoons. $1 an hour. 337-0022. I below market. Call 393- PEUGOT 1971. Sunroof, automa¬ 18 and have own car. Hourly wage Saturday. Z-5-10-5 (42) $49.95. $5 per month. 6-10-5 (131 southside. $135 to $180. All re¬ Large her4p.m. 7 10-8(18) tic, mechanic rebuilt and repaint¬ plus commission. Apply in person modeled and redecorated. Call selection of reconditioned used ed. Great mileage. $1400-best GIRLS 3 Speed. 26," excellent 1139 East Grand River after 5 p.m. Joe Miller, A.I.M., INC., 332-4240. WANTED TWO roommates to machines. Singers, Whites, Nec- offer. 394-1168. X-8-10-8114) condition, $65/best offer, call DO JUNK cars. Will pa^top Z-5-10-8 124) 0-4 10-6 (23) share nicely furnished house, in Steve 332-8953. 3-10-4(12) chi's, New Home and "many 1 Rhone 489 3080. 10-10-6 For Rent the Washington homes area, with others." $19.95 to $39.95. Terms. PINTO 1972, 2000 cc, radio, 8 AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVE 2 girls. Washer and dryer, cable - HELP! ONE female needed now DORM SIZE refrigerator. Excellent EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING, 115 track stereo tape player. New: rear fruit and vegetable organization - TV. $60, including utilities. Call for Cedar Village apartment. $83/ North Washington, 489-6448. JU-AC 197t Completely re- tires, battery, brakes. $1000. 349- Manager's secretary. Experience REFRIGERATORS - DISHWASH¬ month. Call after 2 p.m. 393-2296. 5-10-8 (28) condition. 1 year old. $65. 339- C-21-10-29 (26) 332-5709, evenings. 9418. X-3-10-4 (12) Rbeautilul throughout. Must 0534.5-10-8116) desirable, wages open. Contact ERS - freezers. ESCHTRUTH AP¬ S-5-10-7 (14) 41 $2750. Personnel Office, 485-8121, exten¬ 355-5921 any- PLIANCES. 315 South Bridge. ■24 10-1(121 PINTO WAGON 1973. Sharp, sion 310. 3-10-4 (18) Grand Ledge. Call 627-2191. 8-10- economical. Desperate. Must sell. 1'2000. low mileage, 4 ^ry good condi- $1600. Call 393-8236 6-10-8 1131 or 394-1168. AVON - LOOKING for part time opportunity. Sell famous pro¬ 4 (121 PARKING AVAILABLE Bogue L "JSfci PEOPLE READHER |®5 349-3968 after 5 p.m. - ducts, set your own schedule and street PONTIAC alley. $25/term. Call 351- LE_ MANS 75, loaded, WANT AD earn money. 482-6893. 22-10-29 8660 or 351-8661. Susan. Z-7-10- LANSING, SMALL, child wel¬ still under facTory warranty, priced come, no pets, references. Redec¬ b BELA'RE 1969, excellent below Blue Book, 35T3l27."Z-5- 11 (121 orated. $165/month. Phone 489- C*. WV good condi- 10-8 1121 WANT SALES representative for TV AND stereo rentals $25/term. 6479. 8-10-11 (12) If Cal1 Mark 487-2287 PONTIAC, VENTURA 1971. V-8, portrait studio. High earnings for $10.95/month. Call NEJAC 337- NEED TWO people to fill Just complete form and mail y#p.m. 6-10-7 114) 307 cubic centimeters. Very good hard workers. Full or part time. Call Mr. Wood, 489-9708. 2-10-4 1010. C-21-10-29 112) person house. Furnished, six near u ith payment to: > C0RVETTE_1969~Excel- condition. New tires. Must sell, 119) campus. $95 per person per $1000. 482 8433. 8-10-8 (16) month. 349-1800. 8-10-8 (17) ■ 64m' V!"h hard ,0P- 4 State A (us Classified WE HAVE Dept. IS? m''f $4200. Must something great for 1 ■ ask for John, 6-10-6 PORSCHE 1973, 914, 1.7 liter, 33,000 miles, AM/FM stereo, ap¬ you to do! Worthwhile Interesting! Full/part time. Excel¬ work! [Apartments ][^] MEN ROOMS available in 4 bed¬ room house, 1 mile from campus. Student Services Bldg. East Lansing, Mich, i8823 lent earnings! Interested? Write pearance group, rust-proofed, UNIVERSAL 485-2388. 8-10-13 (12) good tires. Red with black top and FRIENDSHIP SO¬ TWO MAN - one bedroom unit. JL*»* Bu<*« seats, interior, beautiful condition, ask¬ CIETY, INC., Penthouse 3, 3000 East Sunrise Boulevard, Fort Lau¬ Furnished, 5 blocks from campus. R Intern!, n. exhaust, ing $3975, must sell! 373-8295 or Air conditioning, heated pool. RJa i°' l*e "ew. Excellent 337-0804. 5-10-8 129) derdale, Florida 33304. Z-5-10-4 $218. Immediate occupancy. 351- Address . Tkin,'m m 5-10-4119) 35,"3°97 1321 3118. 5-10-8 (18) PORSCHE 1974914, metallic blue, WANTED VERSATILE, experi¬ City tll - appearance group, stereo-cas- enced electronics repairman. Pre¬ EAST SIDE furnished, one bed¬ J'NA GT, no ,ust n™, M«e, $5600. Days 373-1327; even- fer 1st or 2nd class C.B. repair room. Single adult or married U*M775 or best' offer '"9s485-3786 6-10-5 (14) license, black and white and color couple. No pets, no children. $150, TV experience, and stereo repair. utilities paid. 484-2438. 3-10-5 (18) Preferred Insertion Date RAMBLER 1967. New front brakes - and exhaust system. Will negoti¬ WILCOX TRADING POST, 509 East Michigan, Lansing. 485-4391. ONE BEDROOM, unfurnished, _,JUeS 240z- 23,000 ate. Call 356-9975 after 6 p.m. 8-10-7 (14) C-20-10-29 (31) Hillcrest Avenue. Great location They Went and view. Call Jo, 353-4340; after 5 p.m., 337-2104. 3-10-6 (15) That-A-Woy.. .To TOYOTA COROLLA 1972, Runs HANDYMAN: CARPENTRY and great. New clutch, 30 mpg. $1200. plumbing experience. Part-time. Collingwood Apartments! FEMALE NEEDED share one bed¬ Call anytime. 337-0496.3-10-4 (12) 4fS-5155_3J0-5(_l2| room apartment. Burcham faS&gl116452364 TRANS AM 1975. Blue with Keystone wheels. 4 speed, func¬ FIGURE MODEL wanted for tography modeling. Adequate pho¬ Woods. Non-smoker. $95. Call 351-3118. Z-5-10-5 (12) * * air conditioned dishwasher tional hood, AM/FM 8-track. Call hourly pay. Please submit portfolio Special events at special ■ ^ cvlinder- stan- l$S «\"cellent after 5 weekdays, anytime week¬ ends. 676-5640. 5-10-6 (201 to Box # C-3 State News. Thank SECOND GIRL — Town's largest 1-bedroom apartment. Brightly * shag carpeting rates, fell compus Something to sell for *50 1(1)1 353*5®4 651-! you. 3-10-4 (19) * unlimited parking what's doing in Round or less?Try Econolines 651-5632 furnished, dishwasher, security, only '4.*° • 12 words for " TRIUMPH, 1965 TR-4. Above everything. 3 blocks MSU, nice * plush furniture Town.Up to 20 words • 5 NEEDED: SUBSTITUTE teachers 5 days. average condition. First $650 takes area, $105.337-1562.0-2-10-4 (19) for Perry Middle School, Perry * model open days(or'12. it J355-3451. 2-1jM (12) Michigan. 12:30 - 6 p.m. 15 daily TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1970 red minutes from East Lansing. Con¬ EAST SIDE, $160. month, utilities paid. Fireplace, wood floors. Call 351-8282 Please Specify Please convertible. Runs excellent. 30 tact Dick Parker, assistant princi¬ Specify 489 7170 XZ-6-10-5 (12) mpg. $1095. 332-4010. 6-10-8 (12) pal. 625-3102. 3-10-5 (21) Monday, October 4,, 12 Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan For Sale _"][§] [ Real EstaU j[aft] LEGALIZED GAMBLING KNOCKED Oddsmaker visits MSU 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. ANTIQUE THREE story brick farm Tanks, cannisters, and uprights. house, eleven rooms, two' baths, Guaranteed one full year, $7.88 orchard, garden, garage, 3 miles to and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING campus. Holt schools. $47,000. COMPANY, 316 North Cedar, Call owner, 882-2394. 6-10-7 1231 opposite City Market. C-21-10-29 By JOHN SINGLER the oil business was simply a He added that people who been away frl)m his (24) prologue to a six-year stint in bet on the football cards are three children for SOUTH LANSING, $1500.00 as¬ Jimmy Snyder entered the thrj, sumes land contract on this sharp oil business 25 years ago and Las Vegas, where the odds bug better off to play the cards NEW WATERBED supplies: Stu¬ 3 bedroom ranch, 1 1/2 garage really bit him. directly and not through the Loyalties among th, things simply had to be stacked dent affordable prices. Also com¬ 882-4804. 6-10-11 (15) Snyder, "55 and holding," lottery. family have to be stru,. against him. is loyalty thai plete do-it-yourself kit under $40. Call John. Joe, 351-2826. 6-10-4 "I only drilled 22 dry holes in explained why his odds are the Snyder says he is disgusted SnyZ a row," he complained. most quoted and perhaps most with all of the lawsuits and appreciates in a persi)n (18) reliable: "...my 40 years of legal rumblings of today's pro¬ STEREO EQUIPMENT. Some Recreation J[(tij That was enough to convince him to change livelihoods and experience," he said. fessional sports and proposes "Loyalty is the mr tant, and then Snyder takes a dim view of a solution. ability v, used some new. Used: Mcin¬ adopt his well-known nickname teach ability but |„yajt " - tosh MC2105, DISCO SYSTEM, DJ and records, as well. Today, Jimmy the legalized gambling, citing in¬ "There should be another $595. Yamaha be there," he said. CT800, $279. Thorens 125B with four huge speakers, 600 watts, Greek runs a highly successful creased crime as only one of the scat created in the President's Shu re Tonearm choice of four private parties, non-stop disco, drawbacks. cabinet to oversee the comis rock, pop. DISCO EXPRESS, Box public relations firm, writes a When he does new cartridges. $375. OHM B- "It's not worth the minimal sioners of the various sports, get Plus, $275. New. Advent 2 $115 372, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, syndicated column that runs in moment of rest. • - amount of revenue it would he said. he « 48013, 1-1313) 338-7404. Z-5-10-8 280 newspapers nationwide and swim or pair Stanton 681EEE, $37. Sonus "just walk." He blue, $85. ADC XLM, $38. New (27) is the gambling god of players bring to the state of Michigan," Snyder maintains that sports play tennis but there Maxell tape, cheap! Much i .... from Steubenville, Ohio, to Las Snyder said. should be exempt from the time anymore. 351 8980. Brian. Z-X-6-10-4 (48) Vegas, Nev. In addition, the gambling rules and regulations of big Jimmy the Greek was the discipline of the general public business. LIVING. KITCHEN, bedroom fur¬ State News/Maggie Walker is low and legalized gambling He began a short series on Snyder may 1" i%. 8-10-4 (16) call 339-3575. 3-10-6 (12) misconception by making people aware of their ciety. 5-10-6 1181 hours per week is necessary for the job. situations. I. Instate News, East Loosing, Michigan Monday, October 4, 1976 13 DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau ertaiiyneqf om, sm-mhaymt r mmadd, sir, immsex CHOU6HON HASAHN0UNCED 'piaywt! mvmxmam scandal has put tremendous swe.mct. in mm a mom mstmrsem pres6ure on the staff, fmiCU- /»av/»wv SOIL WEREALL is there anything spread on your. friend, miss i— twaimme move/the ofpce is larly the women, whohave to %WW «££! osAPPONTED IN YOU! The Christian Science informel eaojer?! okmntwas put up with the leers ofb/eky Lcementsfor It's What's group will meet at 7 tonight in 421 work The deadline for declaring social Block and Bridle informal initia¬ eise?\ rim. Ah male on the hill! as a % must be received in the major tor 1977 winter tion will be held 7:30 Baker .Hall. All students and term is Thursday. p.m. Tuesday J,L office, 341 Student faculty are welcome. being accepted Applications are in the Livestock Pavilion. Everyone i Bldg-, bv ' P-m- at leas" Please see one at 254 Baker Hall. ot the academic dress casually Tsdays before publication, Help win the bottle bill cam- advisers. touncements will be ac- paignl Meeting at 7 tonight in 335 Interested in Sierra Club? Or¬ |bv ph°na, Union or call MSU PIRGIM. Students interested in ganizational meeting at 8:30 p.m. working Tuesday, 340 Union. Movie "The for Marvin Esh's Senate )(s m the College of Campaign Wild Places" will be shown. Opera Guild Chorus auditions will meet at 8 development apply now for are from 7 to 9 p.m. today in 206 345 Abbot Hall. p.m. Thursday, in [internships this winter In Music Bldg. Ed Fitzpatrick from Placement an, D C , with Learning Services will speak at the Admin¬ MSU Marketing Assn. meeting ■lives Center For informs- ASMSU Legal Services has at 7:30 p.m. istrative Management Society 133 West Owen Graduate staff positions available. Pick up Room, Tuesday in the Teak Eppley Center. meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday 206 applications in ASMSU Business Office, Student Services Building presentations majors! for all Faculty business Horticulture Bldg. Majors wel cornel PEANUTS For All Your "HIOH" Supplies L |l News needs reporters, [ camera people, etc. Will by Wednesday. • Hotel Sales and Management by Schulz "Get Yout Life in Balance," u ,11 WNCC or come to University Club tit-jets at 7 p.m. Tuesday, 103 apartment adults! Christian Science lecture by David j Cahle on Trowbridge Mixed doubles bowling at 6:30 Driver at 3 p.m. Eppley Center. Get involved! today in 111 Oids p.m. Tuesday at the Union Lanes. Hall. To sign up call Community Educa¬ Tonight on "Lockerroom," var¬ Attention pre-med students sity quarterback tion Office. Nov. 1 is the deadline for Ed Smith and defenseman Ton Hannon. Join us HE-' ,MAKi£!I DON'T HAVE ROUMUSTV iT 5 AN submit It's all ting an AACOMAS application to, at 8 p.m., Michigan Syte Radio TO 60 TO SCHOOL AN"' .MORE! SEVER* j EF-ORT TO happening at 8:15 Wed¬ MSU osteopathic medical I'VE 6RADUATEP' PROUD / REAU.N WMSlE school. network, 640 AM. • nesday night at the First Baptist For .UARCE! Church on Harrison Road, - a application. write to: Bible study with pizzazz. AACOMAS, 4720 Montgomery Enjoy working in a classroom Lane, Washington, D.C., 20014. for preschool children? For more ■ smallpox vaccinations all I n ,5 and 18 21, Clinical information about Head Start t The first meeting of the season Greenpeace is at MSU to sup¬ come at 7 p.m. Tuesday, 150 " Building Appointments port the "bottle bill." for the Michigan Botanical Club Stop by 337 Student Services Bldg. )iy Medical and clerical Natural Science ,5 call Health Center, will be at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in 168 Bldg. to demon strate your support. PBL. New Way In volunteers help Ins 203. 207. male ex-offenders adjust to com¬ Women's Resource Center Interested persons are invited to munity living. Come at 7:30 p.m. d m children who have hosts a Brown Bag Lunch at noon attend the Microbiology Under¬ Tuesday, 26 Student Services bona! problems? Find to 1 p.m. Wednesday, 6 Student Bldg. for more information. it 8 tonight, 117 Berkey graduate Club meeting at 7 p.m. Services Bldg. Mary Ann Stehr FRANK & ERNEST o id something about taxes? Don Bunka Tuesday in 128 Natural Science Bldg. Swine flu vaccination dis¬ cussed. will speak on School invitee1. - "Why Go Back to Is It Really for Me?." All by Bob Thaves Sponsored by : .2533 io%MSU DISCOUNT Aikido Yoshinkan, Japanese it state representa- is Meeting at 7:30 Wed- martial art meets from 9 to 10:30 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays, CLOTHES DRYERS it Bunka Headquarters, and from 4 to 6 p.m. as Road. Sundays in judo room of Men's IM Building. ...AMD Development under The this i5 ,:e Listening Ear will hold Ihe RD Club can help you orientation programs for new vol¬ OUF *OtAg ■t the organizational unteers from 7 to 10 p.m. Thurs¬ J? pm Tuesday i 183 day and from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Popped ■ Resources Bldg. Saturday in 111 Olds Hall. model . [women's counseling --L; center 225 Ann free pregnancy tests. | / J 332355 THE DROPOUTS nily planning counseling | Medical referrals. 927 E. Gr. Rv by Post Student rates Suite 3 "Women Helping / rJAME ME Wl-W YOU THINK ARE . • Fri. 10a n.-Jp.n "S Women" ) bom k\ I Sat.-10 a.m. 1 p.m. "THE FOUR MOST BFALTiFUL Y&SC, fI'MBook on L IN THE LANCUA6E,SANHy... j V WORDS. J yr SERVING MSU j STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF j WITH INSURANCE FOR YOUR j y HOME Reduced Homeowner Rates • ■ • AUTO Compare our low ratef LIFE Individualised plans for you APARTMENTS Renters insurance • • | I J Mir . mmm Tn Jj PROFESSOR PHUMBLE SENTRY Call Me At by Bill Yates Mon. NitelSun. After Watch Sports on Super T | Jeff Williams 332 - 1838 Pitcher Beer Special 'MSU '68) oiHFtJ x EAT OUT TONIGHT! -S-AIC^TAKF OOX TH? >E to UNIVERSITY BIG BOY ON TROW-I RIDGE ROAD FOR A MEAL THAT CAN'T gafka&F- BE BEAT! f yoo (AJHAT I ! M'orr I THIS AO. GOOD ONLY AT BIG IOY ON TROWIRIDGEI ( ROAD. EXPIRES Oct. 12, 1050 TROWBRIDGE R( SCIENCE FICTION SPORTS ITEMS OUT THE WINDOW MYSTERIES MAGAZINES Bought 1 Sold Bought! Sold By D. Wayne Dunifon Curious Book Shop Curious Book Shop > ,,/MCAT There lSadiff}erence!!^^^ .LSAT -DAT HUT, SILL OR TltADI LP'I AND TAPIS —!_CPAT .vat 'NATIONAL MED. .gre & DENT. BOARDS .ocat »sat %atma 313 Student Services Record Shoppe 353-7287 •ECFMG .FLEX * MNMS Flexible Programs and Hours Ml ampin I1 "Whence and success. Small dastv Voiur.:'--. IMS'-» MM- nth.J!l .5 ,Coll,ses ,hat ale constant, updated. Centers year. Completi , w : .-cilities lor review ol Rhrf lessons ,tl nui centerss. supplemrn ,.iy materials. Make ups for - ■«xible Pi'tograms and Hours j 313/476-8388 25882 Ore Jffir ™ Fwntington Hills. Mi. 48018 ^A"l,la,ed Centers in Major U. S. Cities THE SMALL SOCIETY by Brickman "1ID EXTRA MONIY? •ILL YOUR NO LONCIRR ITM*S TH"U * STATS NIWS... (LASSIFIIOADI CALL 3S5-8233 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Sparrow H Midnight Madness Sale - Tonite 7-11 prn On These Items: sets smoking clinic Pepsi-Cola Reg. Diet 8 pack or iooz. Non. Rot. Bottles.. 99' Carrots - U.S. #1 Fresh Carrots i lb. Pkg 5*.a GOODRICH'S 18' Did you ever sit through a class shaking for a cigaret, afraid to Spartan White Bread 20 01. loot light up for fear of being told by a nonsmoker to put it out? Here's a chance to quit the smoking habit. J The Greater Lansing Smoking Withdrawal Clinic will hold a public meeting Friday in 207 Sparrow Hospital for those interested in joining its new session. Individuals interested in signing up for ■ Meat ■ — Coupons- the clinic may do so, but there is no charge or obligation for the meeting. The fee for the clinic is $20. Mixed Pork Chops (% pork-loin) 88' lb. Limit 1 Heatherwood All-Star Cottage Cheese Those who join the clinic are required to attend meetings every 1 lb. container 59' SAVE 22' Monday, Wednesday and Friday night for four weeks. Helen Carpenter, coordinator of the clinic, said the program is Center-Cut Rib Pork-Chops $14' lb. Limit 1 Hi Dry Jumbo Ass'td Towels 3/$ 100 save4; based on "outside professional speakers, films and the interaction of the group." The clinic will begin Oct. 11. Lean Meaty Spare Ribs (3 lb. avenge) 99' lb. Limit 6 Jello G#elatin - All Flavors 3oz. 6/$l00 SAVE26' Spartan Bacon Reg. or Thick SlicoU 1 lb $ 139 Limit 2 Kellogg Pop Tarts - All Flavors Eckrich Smoky Links 10 01. Pkg. Regular Maple or Smakettles 99' lO'/.oz. Pkg. 2/88' SAVE 20' Limit 1 Dawn Dishwasher Liquid ■ Grocery ■ 22 oz. Bottle 67' SAVE 20' Limit l Post Raisin Bran Flakes Sunday morning at 12:34 three men were apparently busy Pepsi Cola Regular or Diet8 pack 10oz. Non-returnable battles $1 " moving cars around near West Holden and West Wilson halls. Jiff Peanut Butter Smooth or Crunchy 40 oz. |ar. $ 177 15 oz. Pkg. 59' SAVE 16' The three suspects, all white males, moved an MG and a VW from where the cars were parked in front of the meters to the sidewalk in front of .West Holden Hall. They also moved Spartan Pork & Beans 1 lb. cans 4/88' Above with '500 Food Purchase another MG to the sidewalk in front of West Wilson Hall. The three fled when police arrived. An officer said the men Meullers Regular Spaghetti Thin Spaghetti or Vermicelli 1# pkg.. 44' seemed to be intoxicated. Sunmaid Raisin Mini Snacks uct 54'J ■ Produce If some Notre Dame fan comes in to claim his ND applecap the DPS will give it to him. ■Frozen & Dairy Yellow Onions 3 lb. bag 39j After Saturday's football game a police officer saw a man steal the hat from the fan's head and run through the crowd. Fresh Spinach lOoz.Pkg. ... 591 Police caught the suspect, a Lansing man, but could not locate the victim. Banquet Pot Pies Birds Beef-Chicken-Turkey 8 Eye Awake Orange Drink Fresh Cranberries 1 lb. Pkg.. — .2/391 39'| A visitor to the MSU campus got a not so warm welcome 12 JJ.S. 1 lb. Fresh Carrots this weekend when he was the victim of an attempted strong armed robbery in Armstrong Hall. Shop Rite Vanilla Ice Cream 1 gallon According to police, the suspect, a white male about 20, approached the victim and asked him if he had any money. The man said "no" and the suspect punched him in the stomach, chased him down the stairs and punched him again. ^Parkay Margarine Quarters Somebody driving through an experimental corn field this weekend did a good deal of damage and flushed a lot of work down the drain. ■ Bakery About $1,000 worth of damage was done to the field east of Oven Fresh Wheat Bread 1 lb. loaf. On oast sida of MSU at 1109 the railroad tracks on Mt. Hope Road. Cast Grand Rlvor. The police are investigating the incident and said anyone with information should contact the DPS. Oven Fresh Pecan Twirls 8oz. Pkg Open Mon ■ Thur 9 • 9, Fri 9 • I Sat 9 10, Sun II 5 Compiled by Mike Macksood • ■ ITS A HARD PROPOSITION TO BEAT... 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