By GEORGIA HANSHEW "li think it's going to have an impact on The mailing campaign is being financed could not be increased without voter State News Staff Writer people when they see that the presidents of President Wharton will join the pres- by both ASMSU and the University. approval. There is also a provision for the three largest universities in idents of the Michigan University funds, which could amount to taxing above the 8.3 per cent limit in the University of Michigan and are concerned." Gullen said. almost $5,000 for the mailing, according to event of an economic emergency. They Wayne State University at a press confer¬ say Elliot Ballard, assistant to President Whar¬ the amendment will reduce wasteful spend¬ ence in Detroit this morning to announce residents to speak The polls suggest that (the proposal) is ton, will come from "nongeneral" funds, opposition to Proposal C on the Nov. 2 ing, lower taxes and will lead to greater going to pass," he continued. "I think that made up of private donations to the cost accountability on the part of the ballot. the people who are University. Wharton could not be voting that way really legislature. reached for don't understand the effect of the comment. on higher proposal education." Opponents of Proposal C say it would According to a state Senate fiscal report, against Proposal C Proposal C would Constitution expenditures amend the Michigan to limit all state taxes and to 8.3 per cent of the The MSU Board of Trustees, at its Oct. 16 meeting, unanimously passed a resolution urging Michigan voters to vote "no" on result in property tax increases and cutbacks in funds for important programs, including higher education. The legislature must be able to react to the state's economic college and university tuition costs in Michigan couid rise from 19 to 36 per cent, with a 25 per cent tuition hike at MSU if combined personal income of Proposal C is approved. Michigan. Proposal C. problems through taxation, they say, and Opposition to the proposal by U-M President Robben Fleming, WSU President Proposal C would render tax policies less This report is based on the assumption ASMSU also passed a resolution op¬ flexible. George Gullen Jr. and Wharton reinforces that higher education funds would be cut by posing the proposal and is sending letters to 10 per cent, the amount by which this year's resolutions passed by each of their univer¬ the parents of all in-state MSU students, sity governing boards. Proponents of the measure point out that, budget exceeds the proposed 8.3 per cent urging a "no" vote on the proposal. under the amendment, legal property taxes limit. SU's minority enrollment own;nationally figures up By THE STATE NEWS and week by the Dept. of Health Education and Welfare (HEW|. scholarships for minority students while 1970 or '71. black culture rooms were MSU does not. established in the dormitories. I've had some MTED PRESS INTERNATIONAL The report also shows an overall enroll¬ "The University has never made any recent reports that white students are Bile the rest of the nation's college ment increase of less than 2 per cent which attempt to offer scholarships for talented rollment went up, MSU's went trying to close the black culture rooms. This compares to an increase of 5 per cent total minority students," he said. is causing frustration for minority stu¬ enrollment increase at MSU. While Tate said that MSU has made a dents." entage of minorities at MSU During this same period, enrollment of "concentrated effort to recruit minorities," »ased by .4 per cent from 1972 to 1974, minorities increased 9.9 per cent at the Nationally, the greatest minority enroll¬ he said that many students feel lost in the ment increases were at nationally, college enrollment of University of Michigan and 5.1 private schools, per cent at large institution. where the number of Spanish-surnamed s, American Indians, Asian Americans Wayne State University. "The institution is political, consequently, pupils rose 105.4 per cent; Asian Americans Spanish surnamed minorities increased James A. Tate, coordinator of develop¬ you don't get all the things you hope to get to 33.7 per cent: blacks 27.9 per cent: and H-7 Per cent. mental programs for admissions, said the make life pleasurable for minority students Indians 6.4 per cent, HEW said. he national figure was released this other two Michigan schools offer earmarked as you would like," he said. "An example: In The MSU percentages are based on surveys taken at registration. Information from the Office of Institutional Research shows that out of 41,378 students in 1972, Former Nixon aide there were 3,254 minority students while in 1974, there were 3,241, a decrease of .4 per cent. A survey of 32,212 U-M students in 1972 showed 3,355 minorities, while in 1974, enters federal prison 3,687 minority students were among 32,717 students. At Wayne State University, there U.S. Senator Robert Griffin talks with Governor William G. Milliken s Dale Atkim were 7,236 minority students, over one-fifth while waiting for take-off from Capital City of the total student population in 1972 and Airport in Lansing Thurs¬ SAFFORD, Ariz. (API - John D. day morning. The two, along with State Republican Chairman Wil¬ 7,604 in 1974. liam McLaughlin, will make a five-city campaign jaunt Ehrlichman, once one of Richard M. Nixon's These figures did not inlcude students through Michi¬ closest aides, slipped into the Swift Trail who were not United States Citizens. gan on behalf of President Ford. Federal Prison Camp here Thursday to begin serving his Watergate sentence. John Haddin, camp administrator, told reporters that Ehrlichman did not even want to be told which reporters want to EMPHASIS ON PEACEFUL USE talk to him. Ehrlichman, who entered the camp at 10:30 a.m. local time, "doesn't want any communication except from his family and attorneys," Haddin said. Earlier in the day, two federal judges in Washington granted Ehrlichman's request Ford gives nuclear plan not to wait for a Supreme Court review of his convictions and ordered him to report to By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS he keeps promising more programs and That contrasted to his earlier statements the camp by Nov. 1 to begin serving a President Ford Thursday called on all more spending. that his policies would make a tax cut minimum sentence of 30 months. nations to join in an effort to prevent the "almost inevitable." Ehrlichman is the first of the three men spread of nuclear weapons and expand the Carter talked about the tax cut at a news Ford chose to make his initial nuclear closest to Nixon — and the highest-ranking peaceful benefits of nuclear energy. Jimmy conference in Erie, Pa. Asked how large it announcement in Ohio because of federal member of the Nixon administration to date Carter has accused him in the past of would be, he said: "I don't know." Ehrlichman failing plans to spend $4.4 billion to build a new — to be imprisoned. to display leadership in this field. Ford told an overflow crowd of several uranium enrichment plant at Portsmouth, His lawyers could not be reached to Ford said in Cincinnati, Ohio, that "a thousand at Scottish Rite Cathedral in Ohio. The administration previously had determine whether Ehrlichman will now unworthy of their trust and belief," he said. comprehensive statement on nuclear policy" a estimated the spending at $2.8 billion. "I have been found to be a perjurer, and no would be issued in his name later in Indianapolis, Ind., that Carter has "relied drop his intended appeals to the Supreme reversal on appeal alone can expunge the heavily on the discredited old formula of Government officials said the i Court. Washington. It was still being drafted when attributable to inflation. stigma of these verdicts." Carter, earlier in the campaign, urged new more promises, more programs, more Ehrlichman, Nixon's domestic counselor As the boss of the so-called "White House steps to restrain nuclear proliferation. spending." and his No. 2 aide, was convicted and Plumbers," Ehrlichman was sentenced to 20 sentenced in both the so-called White House After his sppech, the President flew to months to 5 years for violating the civil The President said his objective was to "plumbers" case and in the Watergate Ohio for appearances in a state where the rights of a Beverly Hills psychiatrist. The "strengthen the commitment of all nations to coverup. His appeal to the U.S. Court of the goal of nonproliferation" and to establish presidential race, with 25 electoral votes at jury found that White House agents, under stake, is expected to be close. Carter, too, Appeals was rejected in each case. Ehrlichman's direction, broke into the a stronger foundation for increased use of At his sentencing in the coverup case, flew to Ohio and was to fly on to New York. Beverly Hills, Calif., office of Dr. Lewis J. nuclear energy here and abroad. along with former Atty. Gen. John N. Fielding to rifle the files of a patient, The focus on nuclear concerns came after At a Mitchell and former White House chief of rally in Cleveland, Carter seemed to Pentagon Papers figure Daniel Ellsberg. Carter and Ford discussed taxes, domestic retreat a bit in his tax-cut statements. Stole News/Robert Kozloff staff H.R. Haldeman, Ehrlichman express¬ Then, he was convicted of obstructing programs and federal spending. With a good economic growth rate and low ™ student must be 'jty lor Halloween - getting or else ed contrition. "It ia clear to me from the jury justice, conspiring to obstruct justice and multiple counts of lying under oath in the Carter said his economic program almost inevitably would bring a substantial tax cut. inflation and unemployment rates, "per¬ inside moves the old verdicts...that my public life was perceived haps" there could be "some tax cuts," he adage that two Watergate coverup. His sentence in the Ford countered that his opponent's popular¬ said. "I am very careful not to promise that It's heebie-jeebie time. are better than in such a way that my peers find me (continued on page 14) Ghosts, goblins and one. ity is taking a "precipitous decline" because for sure." - what's this?- charities, Page 12. An idea that went up in smoke smolders still. Page 12. Report of high V crime rate disputed weather B.v JOE SCALES "We are not very sophisticated about population could significantly differ from surrounded by Detroit's ghetto, is not listed Today's weather will be sun¬ The next highest in the report is the crime data measurements in this country at the nighttime population when classes are in the FBI windy and warmer with ! ,.SWe mg to the News Stafl Writer University of Florida with a total crime all," he said. report, but would more than likely have a high crime rate. ny, high temperature around 60. FBI's annual crime index of 2,136. tics Hoover also said unreported crimes may "It (the report) doesn't give square miles report for 1975, MSU has the "Trying to compare this institution with The type and incidence of crir esatMSU affect the FBI's crime statistics. another is virtually impossible," Bernitt or tell whether it's in a city or urban or Mtion nte °f C"me °',njr listed by the FBI for 1975 are s i follows: "Unreported crimes vary greatly from said. rural area," Zutaut said. one area to the next," he said. He also pointed out that having the He said that many universities do not mMqf1Uwniversitie' m the FBI Murder and nonnegligent manslaughter A' university is not obligated to report highest on-campus residence of any univer¬ have their own police force. Some of the highest number of and manslaughter by negligence - zero; crimes to the FBI, he said, and most ones which do are much smaller than Rmraes in 1975' are about forcible rape - 7: aggravated assault - 48; universities do not. sity in the nation could account for MSU but have up to three times the MSU, eges" the United States. having a high rate of reported crimes on police robbery - 17; burglary - 437; larceny Hoover also said that one area's reporting campus. manpower that MSU has. *w"E'y listed the in ?' report. Mich«*n '' antonR 1,726; and vehicle theft — 16. techniques may differ greatly from "The more officers you have the less another's, possibly distorting crime reports. He also said many campuses do not have crime you're going to have," he said. These three who criticized the FBI report "Given our DPS we have a relatively high their own police force as does MSU so their The DPS fists 40 employed police officers. cnmjnal justice professor Larry Hoover, MSU professor of Cd are (crime) rate because they have a high rate crimes would be absorbed into the rate of Of the 138 universities listed in the FBI h f^ criminal justice; Richard Bernitt, director of reported crimes," he said. «si , ctthatthe FBI fists a of the DPS; and Major Adam Zutaut of the Hoover said that a university's popula¬ the home city. Tm convinced that our crime scene is not report, 35 have MSU. more police employes than aneof th? C°Uege8 its report is DPS. tion is the most unstable of any, possibly as serious as some," he said. "For one Questioned why MSU has the highest curaci „t many problems and possible creating discrepancies, since the FBI re¬ we're not in a metropolitan area, say for thing, number of conclusL„!Tg the FB[ reP°rt to draw SU hM Zvl mme ntes- Hoover said the FBI statistics do not take ports are based on population. example like Wayne State University which reported crimes — 2,250 com¬ pared to the second highest at 2,136 - into account the number of variables that He said Oreoon!/ "Wed crimes. ghest crime index with come into play in determining an area's a university varies in number of permanent residents, hut that the daytime is in Detroit." Bernitt went Zutaut said, "We hope it's because we have better crime rate. on to say that WSU, reporting." 2 Michigan State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Frid°V' Octob,,,, DEMAND CONCESSIONS AT MEETING Blacks force conference dela\ GENEVA (UPI) - Black the postponement came from Nkomo and Mugabe, who is the nationalists forced a delay in nationalist leaders Robert most militant of the nationalists the opening of the Rhodesia Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo, and who warned beforehand he Pound's value sinks to Rlchard- calling low ik, ,. new Conference Thursday with de¬ conference officials revealed. would only negotiate with un'r debate ■sMSU's Great Issues sym JL| n rent control was by a disappointing Enl turnout - only 16 .attended Wednesdays In their opening jority of their statements, each speaker confined the ma¬ comments different aspects of the issue. Dean, an East Lansing at¬ to Lansing attorney Clyne he did not believe the could work as a for landlord and dynamic tool said proposal tenants to control amendment. For that reason, she said, landlords may not rent to as Here's the B I C store ...about BIC a sad statement torney, commented on the al¬ legations leveled against the come to any understanding. "The first economic purpose many students, or not want to rent to students at all, to save Multiple Play Manual Turntables ■ think it of the proposal is to on maintenance Cinnie proposal by opponents of rent prevent a costs. ■student interest. iSlj reditribution of wealth from In answering questions from 1 moderator of the sym- control who maintain it is tenants to landlords," Beachler the small but interested Cm. said, "when something unconstitutional. Dean said he said. "That is both the proponents and crowd, Import an i rent control did not see how the probably the op¬ student proposal overriding issue in this cam¬ ponents of the rent control I such a re- could be construed to violate paign." amendment cited the constitutional mandate. city plan¬ Luttrell talked about the ning commission's report on specially since the discus¬ He conceded that parts of possibility of the supply of rent control. es excellent." the proposal might be challeng¬ rental, units in East The symposium will be aired I (tetchier and Phillip ed and ruled unconstitutional Lansing decreasing because of the rent on channel 11 Monday at 9 p.m. spoke for rent control, by the courts, but said the main ■Mary l.uttrell and Arthur portion of the document should ■e spoke against the pro stand, because of the sever | that will appear on ; J ballot. the ability clause incorporated into the document. Trustee hopeful mystery in This is the final article 171 a race candidates, does not pass out series on the candidates for the pins, bumper stickers or cam¬ MSU Board of Trustees. paign literature. John B. Motzer of Rochester Unlike the other two SLP appears to be the mystery candidates, Dennis Sweeney of candidate for the MSU Board of St. Johns and Trustees in the November gen¬ Edgar Thomas of Taylor, Motzer is virtually im¬ lurry hurry read all about it!" eral election. The Socialist Labor party possible to contact. Daily at¬ tempts to call him at his home ISLP) candidate is one of three for the last week have been Isidents of Abbot Hall surrounded a newspaper bin in persons running on that party's unsuccessful. ■ormitory lobby Thursday afternoon and excitedly began ticket, and like other SLP Icontlnued on page 101 [bing their papers. A passing State News reporter Ight they were all clamoring for the day's edition of the I News. But alas — someone had dropped about 10 B-l-C 960 IsoftheNew York Times in the bin and it was not really ASMSl/ representatives pate News that they were after. Well, not everybody has B-I-C940 n newspapers... announce office hours hi fans cheer at right moment Six of the 10 college representatives on the ASMSU Student jsides the usual battle on the gridiron and the hoopla in Board have announced office hours for fall term 1976. ■stands the MSU Marching Band flag race is another They are: • Tim Beard, Jitionol aspect of the football games. The tradition College of Business; 1 to 3 p.m. Tuesday (or by Hinuedot last Saturday s game when MSU visited Illinois. appointment). • Don Breckle, College of Social Bthe third quarter the MSU flag corp responded to a (or by appointment). Science; 2 to 4 p.m. Thursday ...about B I C VENTURI Speaker Systems a flag race from the Illinois flag corp. MSU woh • Mary Cloud, College of Education: " a.m. to 1 |ily and Thursday (or by appointment). p.m. Tuesday ptabout to be upstaged, the tuba sections of the two • Tim Hagle, College of Communication Arts and Sciences, 12:30 a race of their own. The growing excitement to 2:30 p.m., fifth Door South Kedzie Hall. ply hod the tans on the edges of their seats in • Krista Shellie, College of Human Ecology: By appointment n ol the outcopift- Thq-race yjas close and the only. • ABsa Sparkia, College of Arts and Jdcheered wildly. Letters; 1 to 3 p.m. (or by |t those lllini fans are strange. Were they appointment). cheering for The remaining four ling lllini tuba section or for the MSU touchdown that college representatives have not hours for fall term. Bened ot the same moment? Fill up that empty, Sunday night feeling. " - ;; .•.C''-"""'" The proof is 1 U S Paten! - . • .p i • ■vivnatrlo ,,:c Catch up with us at gspF" ' Sk: - • sSK'-' The weekend's over and the dining room's closed. SSL. Sunday nights are a drag — so come by McDonald's®, we'll help you fill up that empty, Sunday night feeling! 5£. CLIP THIS COUPONI E-' FREE PIE ( SS5RSK,6 with the purchase of any sandwich, french fries, and beverage Present this coupon at to a free hot McDonald's®. This special oiler entitles you apple pie or hot cherry pie with your purchase ol any £«?""" McDonald's sandwich, French fries, and beverage. E?— 00® Mcdonald's of Oiler expires Nov. 1.1976 Cash redemption value .jast lansing & okemos Limit one per customer per visit. one ,Bn,h cent. t sssar Instate News fSh'OINl Car State News supports Court endorsenu | Friday, October 29, 1976 For many MSU students who .pleas judge and Circuit , o- will engage in their first election He 1 out of 5 incumbents Editorials on Iho opinions of the Slcto and lattart are ptrtonal opinions Horn Vftwpolnfs. column this Tuesday, the ballot may be, to ment of the emphasizes appelate pr imp Idltofln-thltf Editorial loard say the least, confusing. It is not that convicted criminals Mory Ann ChickShew Fhoto tdltor Alan $urllnghom Monoglngldltor Ntwt tdlfor MOvrlian Copy On* rrocy«**d just a matter of deciding who will free to drag out1 long and exte Carol* UfffhHu'tofl Wlrtldltor Miehallna Maynord be president and the Congres¬ Sports for tdwordt Hoodari S*o" »*pr*s*nfo«*t Ann*£ Stuort appeals. Ingham County faces the choice Lingg Brewer over the incumbent Advortliln® Dopt. sional representatives. All in all, Court of Appeals: of reforming much of its system of John I. Whitmyer. Brewer calls AdwrtltlnfManogar DonGvow A.sf AdwrtWngMonogr C voters will be asked to decide on a E. Thomas administration, and population for better use of voter lists by combination of 27 offices, issues Fitzgerald running for judge of the Ct analysis points to heavy growth in centralizing files that cities and '72 FORO and proposals which will affect Appeals against the inc the next decade. Voters have, for townships could plug into when national, state, county and city William R.Beasley. In the most part, a choice between the needed, since the system is now policy. office holder's record we older aged incumbents and pri¬ s« computerized. He says this will Supreme Court: in the way of progressive re marily young new challengers. save time and work hours for the For the term ending Jan. 1, and believe that various areas. 1985, we endorse the incumbent Fitzgerald' Prosecuting attorney: perience as a trial lawyer Treasurer: candidate Thomas Giles Kav- bring a fresh approach For Ingham County prosecutor to For the office of Ingham County anagh, 59, chief justice of the office. we endorse the challenger Peter Houk over the incumbent David treasurer, John R. Veenstra is court, who pledges to reform the Circuit Court: Wilson. Houk is in favor of getting easily our choice over the in¬ court by providing certainty of Our two choices for jud»« cumbent Donald R. Moore. Veen- punishment for those convicted Circuit Court for the 30th l he "career offender" handled and C stra's proposals for correcting after a fair and speedy trial. are the incumbent Michae has successfully prosecuted Medi¬ caid fraud and environmental deficiencies uncovered by state For the six-year term vacancy Harrison ar.d newcomer T1 Minor mi auditors, discontinuing the writ¬ our choice strikes of a home bias, E. Woods. Harrison, pollution cases. Houk, 32, is also 35, isi ing of unauthorized checks and but an examination of his charac¬ ested in calling for better treatment of the improving uses o! rape victim and expansion of earning more interest on county ter, intelligence and spirit of legal services to give judges 1 Tuesday's paper, an funds all seem like sound programs reform in criminal justice, leads us research, and Woods, 34, wa [fs race contained a community treatment programs. that will upgrade the county. should be corrected to support MSU Professor of streamline the judge allot# Sheriff: Drain commissioner: Criminal Justice Zolton accuracy. The articl Ferency. caseload and simplify pt nhosaidhehas never Forsheriff of Ingham County we The present drain commissioner Ferency, 54, pledges to concen¬ procedures. iv Jail... endorse Martis John Goodwin for Ingham County, Richard L. trate heavily on violent offenses by Judge of Probate Court: of 19661 v over the incumbent Kenneth L. Sode has done an admirable job reforming criminal codes, improv¬ For the office of offense and held t Preadmore. Goodwin, 28, is a and served the county in a fair judge „ in the Ingham Cou ing police education, bettering Probate Court our choice is student at Lansing Community fashion during the Remy -Chandler access to counsel and to driving undre tl providing clearcut. Kenneth A. nv fine and was relet College and pledges to concentrate drain issue. We support his more community control over re¬ running against the Set actually told Dc more on crimes against people and election. nonviolent offenders instead of bate Judge Robert L. ,._s not familiar wit „ property rather than on victimless Above all, we endorse getting prison. Birch, 31, promises to pg Ingham County Jail. crimes. out to vote on Nov. 2 for the For the two-year term we consider it unfor people court more in line with Sup .. did not dwell on the County Clerk: who will best represent your support Charles Kaufman, Circuit Court decisions and lists refo e sheriff s race, namelj For Ingham County clerk we interests and bring to us all a Court judge. Kaufman, 56, prac¬ the social worker situation as law enforceme recommend that voters select responsive government. ticed law from 1948 to 1959 and priority after having spent harp contrast to She: proceeded to serve as a common years as a probation officer. , I believe that the | sheriffs office is the | i property Letter policy ling those engaged I activities or the use VIEWPOINT: ELECTION 76 es such as marijua The Opinion Page u elcornes all letters. lines and triple-spaced. Letters must be be edited for > to fit n notion of law enforci e letters s Hi nders should follow a feu- rules to insure signed, and include local address, student on the page. *em radical, but it gi that as many letters as possible appear in faculty or staff standing - if any - and No unsigned letters will be accepted. ophy of our founding should be typed on 65-space phone number. Letters should be 25 lines or less and may Names for good are withheld from publication only cause. Guide to Progressive candidates the years th has of laws This year's election campaigns have been convince many a mixed bag of those who are and those people that the time for £ Thomas Fitzgerald for 2nd District who change is mange is now! Furthermore, now: r urtnermore, we had better aren't. And what the candidates say Appelate Court they start looking at, and supporting those Michael G Harrison for 30th Circuit Cou are is usually what they aren't candidates who also see need for Thomas E Woods for 30th Circuit Court While the national news media presses on a change. Kenneth A Birch for Judge of Probotei with reports of student apathy, low voter As a process change is inevitable. What / PL Proposal A Proposed law I turnouts and other rhetoric that leads remains then, is for us to help it out, to nonrefurnob/e bottles and citizens to believe the nation has become usher it in. and beer Vote yes To the Editor unconcerned with the political Progressive candidates see the need for processes in Proposal B Proposal to change the our country, activists query. Isn't it the change, and therefore, ask people to be tions for the office of st design and desire of those in power, courageous and join the process of creating representative. Vote yes Democrats and Republicans alike, that our a better society. Proposal C Proposal to h voice isn't heard? Of course, lack of per cent of the combine We support the Michigan. Vote no participation leads to the obvious — following people and protection of the status quo. are progressive in Proposal D. Proposal to replace the | nature and rate state income tan lor the What the people are really sick of is a 1977 Vote yes' I also find it particularly humorous that traditional campaign language that re Eugene McCarthy, Independent, for president quadrennial march of countrywide can¬ volves around political Theodore G. Albert. HRP, for U S senator didates. We must look through this rain of Anthony M. Franco is so often quoted as a mud-slinging and In Ingham County — James F McClure. HRP for U S House verbiage to the attributes and past perfor¬ spokesman for the CAFD. He is, after all, demagogic approaches to our nation's real Peter Houk, Democrat. Pro sec of Representatives mances of each who seek our vote. nothing but the president of the advertising problems. H Peter B Coughlon. Write In. S It has been a bad year for Lynn Jondahl. Democrat, tor 59th district David J Rathke. HRP County, firm which was hired by the Litter Lobby to truly beat down the popular support for progressive candidates. While primarily JohnR. Veenstra. Democrat Countyt This challenge is most important in one Proposal Elizabeth H Nail, h P, for State Board race in particular. Because of the close interested in raising the relevant issues of Education that affect all of us today, they have been nsmg N relationship we have with our county Presumably, if the supporters of Pro¬ Howard L Jones. HRP. for State Board clerk's office, and the important trust we posal A had enough money to solicit his ignored and labeled as. "radicals," "subver¬ of Educotion services, Franco would be out trumpeting sives" and "dead horses." Ceroid R Dunn. Democrat, for U-M In closing, I would like to quoteEi place with the clerk, we must be very regent the merits of Proposal A, not The media's coverage of this Diane Leo Kohn. HRP. for U M McCarthy, speaking on the politic! critical in determining which of the two making up lies year's regent to get it defeated. election has been equal to the candidates Philip C Bellfy, HRP, for MSU trustee rents of today, "the winds that arebl candidates, indeed, merit our vote. Eva A Kipper. HRP, for MSU trustee One candidate has shown successfully his Mark E. Dixon and issues they cover — low level. are slow, but I fear strong. It! Bruce L Brown. HRP. for WSU abilities while serving as our county clerk. It has been left up to the activists of our governor demanding situation to stand. ■ Lansing Margaret M Hayes. SWP for WSU governor The other practices ideas in a classroom. nation to spread the word about progres¬ against it. I trust you will respond."! One candidate works diligently in office, on sive candidates. Through hard work and Thomas Giles Kavanagh Peter B.CoT for.Supreme Court Cross country a daily basis, quietly doing the job he appeal to the public's indignation of the Zolton Ferency for Coon elected to do. The other talks loudly about was Economics 9tate of affairs, activists have been able to Supreme Court Charles Kaufman for Supreme Court Students for ProgressiveCi! what needs to be done, talks about The Big Ten Women's Cross Country nonexistent problems, talks. One candidate Championship will be held at Forest Akers has a proven record of concerned involve¬ Apparently Hamermesh of the Dept. of Golf Course at 10 a.m. Saturday. Economics and Filner of the ment. The other has shown his attitude for Dept. of MSl"s women's cross country team has a voter's trust by breaking into the State Biochemistry do not (or cannot) compre¬ hend that those of us who intend to vote for VIEWPOINT: TICKETS winning record. It is made up of dedicated Journal Building to deliver a political press candidates of a minor political party will do who work hard to release! runners improve their so not because we expect to elect our performances. This weekend they face candidates, but because they represent Who is the athletic fon That attitude, whether spontaneous or some very tough competition, mainly from Dress-iup th<- Wisconsin team. Wisconsin's Lynn Morin, who won the Big Ten 1-mile title last premeditated, has no place in the American election process. My support goes to John what we believe is right. Hamermesh and Filner may claim that my vote for MacBride (not Eugene Roger program Whitmyer, who has quietly and ably served McCarthy) will be a spring, will be running against Diane Culp Ot MSI*, who won the Big Ten 2-mile. Lil all of us with conscious dedication. half-vote for Ford, but I suggest that their By HENRY COLLIER Congratulations must be extended to the participation. It should not be too difficult to cries of outrage. However, the Im"! William vein of thought has become varicose. fathom the not about to disrupt the mom) 1 Warnes, Kaye Richards and others who Dewey athletic ticket department again. As if the reasoning of the ticket sales operation. The machine. ,L David B. Boersema placed well for MSU in that meet will also fiasco of ticket distribution to the general key lies in the word sales. It becomes more be competing against top runners from 1110L University Village and Weather conditions the night mm student body isn't enough, now the powers more apparent in one's dealings with the student distribution ifor Wisconsin and four schools. that be in the ticket distribution office have the University more hierarchy that the dollar juniors) were abominable. Cold done it again. Mr. Beardsley is quoted as rules. Why limit one's income at the Bottles you remember. It would have •se MSI athletes deserve your sup- All—time low saying, "Let's admit it, we made a mistake." pleasure of the student body? It appears to siderate to allow the slu<,™,s„.| A win over Wisconsin on me that the Saturday Apparently, all the office of ticket distribu¬ policy of distribution of hockey Munn to get out of the weathelj send them tu the nationals (in tion can do is make mistakes. tickets is to maximize revenue and mini¬ .cinl with that extra drive to I found it Cliff Taylor haa just taken his Congres¬ With over 6,000 seats in Munn Ice Arena, mize general public entry granted? Yes, at about 8. place well interesting (though hardly complaints. nwide. The course is beautiful and surprising) that the so-called Committee sional campaign to an all-time low. In the it would seem as though the students queue formed at approximately 1 My congratulations to Ellen Leroi and ■ntting, the competition will be exciting Against Forced Deposits (CAFD) felt "no Oct. 28 edition of the State News, he ran a should be allowed more than the 2,000 to Chris Enke, who were Granted, to admit the stu e l he full-page ad of the lowest form imagineable. displaced by the building would have been « women will be giving their best obligation to elaborate further" on its 2,500 seats presently allotted. On this basis snafu. They have taken a mature s. Come out and cheer them on! campaign funding. He cited the fart that Elliot Richardson the students would be given the permission on the issue. The position not do so was just down righ believes that Taylor has people involved would like inconsiderate. Fran Fruit honesty and to buy between 33 per cent and 42 per cent to have the seats they have , ^ 135 Kedzie Drive Apt. 5 Of course it doesn't! The CAFD feels no integrity. He then dares his opponent to occupied in the In closing, it appears as thoug ^ of the tickets for any given contest. Perhaps past, but they do not want to force out the obligation to anyone except the special challenge the almighty word of Richardson, I have lost the perspective of the whole students who now hold them. situation could have been ■ interests it works for — the bottlers, implying that Bob Carr has "less integrity" matter, but I was under the impression that My condolences to Lansing Police Detec¬ someone (anyone) in the tt#| brewers and glass-makers who than does Elliot Richardson. checked to see what ticket* ' County clerk profit by selling the people of Michigan tons and tons He also said that if Carr denies to this was a University varsity sport. If such activities are not conducted for the stu¬ tive Lynn T. Munshaw, an who is taking the alumni of MSU, selling. The whole incident re™" University to court of expensive, wasteful trash. challenge Taylor's dirty dealings, then that is, in fart, an admission of failure and guilt. dents, both participative and for student because he was ousted from his seat by the Ohio State vs. MSU 1975. For that one, foottay the■WW October winds blow autumn leaves, the attendance, then why bother to call them some student. It is despicable that an officer CAFD, as everyone surely knows by This is an insult to the intelligence of Carr, of the law shuuld waste sold two tickets for each seat threat of winter's cold and claims and now, is the as well as to the voters in college athletics at all? the time of the pseudonym assigned by the general. In one I believe that the general public, whether sections. -a counterclaims of candidates seeking to Litter Lobby to its multimillion judicial system in such a manner. . full page, he fails to touch persuade the suspecting public of their dollar any specific they be alumni or not, should be permitted Such a narrow minded attitude on the One question keeps coming i merits. Such is the case every two years, propaganda campaign to scare Michigan issues of concern to the voters,"but instead to purchase season tickets. These tickets, part of a public official does not reflect is there a problem every t' Jl and 1976 is "roving no different. This year, voters into defeating Proposal A. he chooses to slander his opponent. It's however, should be sold only after all, I credit on his profession. ticket distribution for •'« 'J clear who has the "least integrity" in this staffed, there seems an od | ■he o.i • I with even more political The supporters of repeat ail, student demand is met. It is Perhaps the general public should get gi! 111.11 thai u.tl. If for other reason, Proposal A, in con¬ campaign: This time, Taylor. incomprehensible to methat the University ',hl' same way the Incompetent, there seems to | no trast, revealed where they got every student bodv •i is because penny Joseph Gadek policy should be to exclude student partici¬ C'ls 'heirs. Maybe a eight sir there, also. we are witnessing the of their money. 323 Village Drive Apt. 541 pation in any activity and include "outside" standing?! in the rain would .t« "..w • Colllar I, a graduate ami"" 1 of Business. lilgonStote News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 29, 1976 5 EWPOINT: PRESIDENTIAL RACE THE BlOKllC MEN Carter—a good choice for students vice presidents, two presidents higher than any rate under Presidents , election. Think about it. Spiro Eisenhower, Kennedy and Johnson. we are more dependent on foreign oil (44 day in 1968 when my mom drove this Three Gerald Ford, Nelson Rockefeller, times to be exact. Gerald Ford's budget will per cent for the first six months of this 14-year-old teenager out to the airport in J Nixon. Gerald Ford and one account for the year) than we Were in 1973 (35 per cent). 1 largest single deficit and Concord. Calif, to greet Sen. How long have you and I been .more than one-third of the Our foreign oil bill last year was $27 billion man I shook hands with was a McCarthy. The public debt vibrant, „ '|or Nov. 2 for our chance to choose? incurred during our entire 200-year history. compared to $3 billion in 1973. At least 14 energetic man, with a message for America. choice to he made is a critical one. Plant capacity of 73 per cent is the lowest separate agencies play a role in the But Eugene McCarthy of today is not the ,. „,„y of you it will be your first since the depression. Education cost development of our energy policy. Waste, same man I greeted with enthusiasm in procei rtunity to vote in a national election, pupil is up 132 per cent since 1968. The per overlap, inefficiency and lack of coordina¬ 1968. My feelings can be best summed up in lis an food tion are widespread. first vote will be the beginning of a dollar has declined to 57 a letter cents within that published in Sunday's New York long and exl,i d that vou will hopefully look back on period. Facts, figures and Jimmy Carter wants to organize these Times. Beth Goff wrote, "It astonishes me Many of our grandparents or how do they add percentages. But different agencies into one single cohesive up in terms of people? to read in 1976 of the still I'ko to recall the votes they How many of department. A 90-day oil reserve program support for Eugene teals: you can afford to go to McCarthy. In 19681 wanted the nomination Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932, would be college? If you can, how about some of immediately implemented. A shift for him; I would have voted for Fitzgerald, ; Truman in 1948 and John F. friends? How many of your from oil to the increased use of our president with joy. After he was denied the him for lge of the Con ,'cdv in I960. your mothers or possibly brothers and sisters went to work abundant eastern coal reserves would be st the made. More nomination, he could have retained his seat incut IBi you t" be able to look back on Nov. to make ends meet? How many of you will emphasis would be placed on in the Senate. He could have become sley.ln 16 as the day your vote ended the be able to find alternative sources of power such as solar a jobs when you leave here? leader of the opposition, he could have ecord we see years of Republican mismanagement Will it be in your field of studies? energy. helped us through the Nixon Le Jimmy Carter and Walter Gerald Ford has been on the Mr. years. But McCarthy chose to cop out, he slunk ►regressive re job for 26 lt dale the mandate they needed to turn months and still we have no results. Jimmy This example provides a sharp contrast away. Whatever the merit and intention of Fitzgerald country around. For we are still going Carter wants results and he has the to the character of these two men. An his re emergence in this trial e wrong direction. activist, a doer in Jimmy Carter or four campaign, he programs to get them done. Let me appears to occupy only the negative approach to « million people were unemployed in illustrate my point more years of hit and miss with Gerald by comparing one position of spoiler. I cannot feel that he has usl 1974 and today there are seven and major issue: energy. Ford or Eugene McCarthy. Yes, Eugene any claim on our loyalty." So the choice is ul( million unemployed - a 50 per cent Remember the energy crises or McCarthy. I for one do not take Gene yours, MSU. Make it count! illation rate of 6 per cent is Project McCarthy seriously. There Independence? Jerry Ford doesn't. Today once was a day Walt McNiece when I did. I still have the Carter Political Action Committee pictures of that compasses a great deal of Minor mistake Because they arc walking around. noticeable, the well- political system. A vote for Carter or Ford dressed women are noticed. is an acknowledgement that much studying as other MSU They do as only Demo¬ Tuesday s paper, an article about the coeds, as can crats or Republicans can, therefore should, be seen by the number of [fs race contained a minor inaccuracy women in the research well-dressed library. If they run the country. It was Humphrey's Opinions should be corrected for the sake of president. Johnson, who started the Viet wanted to attract men, accuracy. The article states, "Good they would have nam war in earnest, and Humphrey did much better luck at Dooley's Persons wishing to comment on the who said he has never seen the Ingham I have nothing to oppose it. for all his liberal always felt that MSU has some of elections before Tuesday should bring ty Jail." credentials. It was a Democratic Congress the most beautiful women in the property. allow tenants to petition to lower their that voted a their written opinions to the State the summer of 19661 was arrested on a country, This past summer I rented • military war budget all those and to be reminded of this a room in \ews editorial office, 31*3 Student offense and held briefly in lieu of fact by the sight a rent, if the landlord was not And it house in East providing i of . in the Ingham County Jail. I pled of a well-dressed woman studying at the Lansing, The rent was $450 necessary maintenance. And if the landlord both parties to stay close Sendees BUIg. by 2 p.m. Sunday. table across from me is a constant per month or $90 per month each. Plaster enough All letters and vie wpoints should be joy (plus was found to be not mainstream that has given us a funda¬ to driving undre the influence and was falling off the keeping his house up to a good study break). ceiling, part of the roof on code, he she could not petition for a rent typed on 65-space lines and triple iv fine and was released, the back of the house was caved mentally conservative government fearful in, eaves spaced. Both must be signed and must si 1 actually told Donna Bakun was Mark Becker troughs were missing on much of the house, increase until two years after the house was of any meaningful change in its policies. include a local address, student, was not familiar with the operations T-47 East Shaw Hall brought up to code. Democrats and Republicans alike have the light switches worked only part of the So, rent control will be an answer to supported dictatorial repressive regimes faculty or staff standing — if any — Ingham County Jail. time — just a few things about the house and phone number. Sothing will be consider it unfortunate that the exorbitant rents and around the world, like that made me question it shoddy maintenance those in Chile, considered for publication without did not dwell on the really important habitability. efforts. With rent control, both landlords Argentina. Spain. Morocco, Iran. Rhodesia ATL Sure, the landlord had been asked, in these items. sheriffs race, namely the changing of law enforcement. Dept. writing, to make the necessary repairs and and tenants will he treated rental rate will be determined that equitably. A would and South Africa. This has been since Truman. consistent Letters should be 25 lines or less. provide maintenance. Even the East Lans¬ Viewpoints may be no longer than 75 [sharp contrast to Sheriff Preadmore's give the landlord r reasonable profit fend A vote for the two party system is an The undersigned hope that persons in the ing Building Dept. informed him that his lines. Both may be edited for State I believe that the primary function still be fair to the tenants. affirmation of an American ..... Mathematics Dept. and elsewhere will not house was violating city housing codes. But hegemony Sews style and conciseness. :sheriff s office is the protection of the James W. Boyd based on Realpolitik. and. assume that Prof. Karson's letter the requests were to no avail. ultimately, So unsigned letters or viewpoints (Oct. 27) for Rent Control exploitation. And in order to convince the jberty and property of all citizens, represents the thinking of other members The situation I lived in is will be considered for publications. typical of what electorate of its ling those engaged in consensual of the ATL many other tenants in East indispensihility. this gov Sames may be withheld but only for activities or the use of "forbidden" Dept., for it certainly does not Lansing experience. This particular landlord rents as marijuana, represent ours. We especially repudiate the unsupported, between 11 and 15 houses in East Lansing. Anyone else for gsnotion of law enforcement I propose The tenants of these houses encounter Republican is us unwarranted questioning of the integrity of I feel I submit that the radical, but it goes back to the much the same problems as I did. compelled to respond to Prof. withholding of a vote, at the Mathematics sphy of our founding fathers. Grad- Dept. They pay Hamermesh's letter in which he, like the times, can be more important Marcel D. Ezell, Erik S. Lunde, unreasonable rents and receive no mainten N.Y. Times, alludes to the "realistic" choice politically r the than the act of voting, if by such a years the notion that symbolic neth Ham ■ has of laws to persecute Angela Elliston, David D. Anderson, That's why of Carter as the only viable one. Like withdrawal of support we create the we need rent control in East ite profess minorities has taken hold. I am Jerry J. West, Edward Recchia, Hamermesh's classmates of '68,1, too, did possibility of a new political reality. Blaine E. McKineley, Sandra Lansing. Rent control would: lor office to challenge that notion, Gustafson, not vote for Humphrey. In all due modesty, The creation of that possibility is infinite _ • guarantee landlords a reasonable rate thermore, I believe that we can use Benjamin B. Hickok of return on their investment. let. me reyeal my write-in candidate — it ly more important than are the pseudo-dis Landlords was Arnold the tincfions between the two establishment saved by stopping the harrass- would be able to pass Pig, written in bold red ty of gays, prostitutes and along cost increases in the areas of property taxes, utilities, letters. candidates, and I would sooner vote for Deserves vote marijuana capital The price of that vote, third party candidal any putting it to use in a crackdown improvements, reasonable n Hamermesh, was not Cambodia and a I genuine criminals — rapists, rob- and reasonable conservative Supreme i of the was gratified to read that you endorse operating expel Court, it was support for the American r and whose dece Bob Carr for re-election to ndependent ap- Congress, but I I realize that was taken aback by some of your reserva¬ as a candidate of a tions concerning his record and his cam¬ ■relatively small party, I am not likely ■elected in a conservative area such as VIEWPOINT: BOB CARR paign. You are faulting both candidates for the low level of this year's House race. in County. But I believe that my dacy offers an important means of Having experienced Cliff Taylor's campaign Jst lor those of us who value the right style ofdemagoguery, distortions and mud- slinging for the third time, I fail to (individual to live his life as he sees fit le ed he harms no one else, and who the encroaching power of govern- Congress needs a shake-up understand how you can put the blame on both candidates equally. The avalanche of misrepresentations by Taylor unfortunate¬ Congress: its image is clear in the minds (189-49) and Ford's "phase-out" phased o ly forces his opponent to devote money and Martis Goodwin Considering these actions by Carr and his time to set the record of most Americans. This 'den of Later, Carr became frustrated by Congress' straight. Candidate for sheriff mediocrity' compatriots, obvio 5 that the\ is a hopeless institution, with its members Second, you claim that Carr behaves as a inability to override Ford's vetoes of willing to accept the "to get along.. entrenched in the corruption and patronage important legislation (e.g. the Strip Mine "good boy" in the Democratic party and must go along" argument. of elective office. The National They've seen that he does not assert his No solution too insensitive to know what the Assembly is Control Bill). Subsequently he called for Congressional reform as too urgent a cause You must have forgotten what individuality. people Speaker Albert's resignation, citing the for that approach, and as a result have you stated want in their government, too slow to earlier in your endorsement; Cam's firm speaker's lack of leadership abilities as the taken act: ays politically ex provide the necessary leadership. Its pro¬ stand against entrenched Democratic 1 am an MSU student major cause in failure to override. Others pedie back in the district, com living off campus in cedures and customs are too archaic, its also expressed their discontent, and Albert mittee chairmen and against the Speaker of East Lansing. Like most of my peers I was members are too concerned with ■king re-election, hoping that his con the House is hardly a sign of subservience political has decided not to seek re-election. Carr stituents will prove that to at one time in favor of rent control. Without get along you to the Democratic survival to push for the change needed to also has some plans for the 95th leadership. No, Bob Carr giving much thought to the subject it make Congress work efficiently and effec Congress — don't have to go along. Will they prove him has earned the full support of his consti like a resolution calling for sounded like the ideal bill for the student in approval of right? I hope lively. Right? Congressional junkets by the committee in tuency of students as well as other my situation. However, after some thought residents of the 6th district. and some real examination, my views have public hearings, rather than in private with Well, maybe. But a wave of new members the committee H.J.Kende changed. of Congress, elected in 1974, chairpersons. Plant Research Rent control would along with Laboratory make it nearly others who have been calling for reform of impossible for the landlords to afford the lethargic institution over the last ten upkeep on the many homes rented out each years, have, in the words of the Washington year to students. Therefore these houses Spectator, "weakened the Old Guard Estab¬ VIEWPOINT: POLITICS would have to be sold to families, lishment, and vigorously advocated reforms forcing students to move back to the University in taxes, spending priorities, elections, and campus or seek housing farther from classes. Rent control would do nothing to taxes." Among this new coalition is none Some taken by old in game other than Congressman Bob Carr, who. make sure that landlords kept up mainte¬ according to the Spectator, has, "defied the nance in the houses. In fact, if anything, it old Gods of Capital Hill, and lit a flame of Drei'SS- up would make the really good landlords turn hope for reform." By MADELINE THOMAS of constituents with a staff of 18 and returns best players of this game will never even rather sour and become apathetic to their It is unfortunate that intense partisan to the district frequently. These, too, are attempt to give a justification for their vote, tenants' problems. If a landlord refused to The coalition's desire to reform Congress ship has so obscured Craig Butcher's nothing more than indications that he is they want to confuse the voters who are (letter is in response to an Oct. 25 take care of upkeep before rent control, he became evident in December 1974 — even perception of Cliff Taylor's campaign that doing the job he is being well paid to already cynical about politicians — by — he cannot J'»)' Suzie Rollins, entitled "Model sure would not change his ways if it was before these Young Turks were sworn into in by the oldest recognize that he is being taken perform. The 6th district has a long¬ raising charges of distortion. And, oh how In j >? ln l"'r essaY> she criticized rmressed MSU coeds who passed and he was receiving less rent. office. It was then, during the Democratic his Viewpoint Oct. 27 he political game of them all. In standing reputation for exceptional con¬ effective this is. It immediately sidetracks study in It is a fact that there are many landlords Caucus that three autocratic committee completely missed stituent services under Republican as well the important any discussion of issues and makes the ■ ''"s'1-t m r "annel shirts and blue library, preferring those in East Lansing that are out for their own chairpersons were deposed — a clear sign that the seniority (or senility) principles at stake in this Congressional election. First, an incumbent as Democratic representation. The citizens of this district will receive these services no party who dared to raise the incumbent's jeans, cause, and they should be dealt with. system is on record the focus of the ■ins makes two its way out. One casualty of this congressman must assume responsibility matter who holds the Congressional seat — * campaign. But who assumptions which However, rent control just would not be the purge on really loses in this game? Sure, individual ■ laid hare to criticism: the for the votes he has cast: and for they will tolerate no less. solution. Let's not hurt those really great status quo was Edward Hebert, second, if challengers are those who most often Te «sumes that the representative democracy is to survive, his What is really the test of whether or not "* ladies who prefer landlords — like Jim Hagan — who are chairperson of the House Armed Services succumb, and no doubt this explains studying come to attract Committee and staunch supporter of opponent must be able to hold the an elected official should be returned to why always there with a hand when you need every nearly 99 per cent of incumbent office incumbent's voting record for public office is how he voted. Only when the ■in "ex: npslecting their minds in them. What we pay in rent to these good military program to come down the pike, scru¬ holders are returned to office. However, tiny. InrT lhe'r time "wa'king around landlords is returned ten-fold in what we including the Vietnam War. It was Bob Carr Why is it that the voters select one electorate demands accountability on this there is a lot more at stake than a personal i Peucticing their modeling for receive in hard work and service. who was out in front of the rejuvenation score will they be properly represented. loss for a challenger. candidate or another? Hopefully, this choice Slowly, imperceptibly Eleanor Kesse! project, knowing that with Hebert as Every Congressman has a voting record. representative democracy is the loser. In Edtl? ?5Umes tkat c'othes have to rf* eel good. I would 612 Virginia Ave. chairman his role on the Armed Services Committee would be of little significance. represents boyish good looks something more than charm, of humor. Record roll call votes are published in daily the next election the incumbent gains like to address or a sense copies of the Congressional Record, which greater strength by saying "they distorted ■°®eiess criticisms. Committee rules and procedures were also Hopefully it is because the person elected the incumbent is so fond of '• will represent, yes sending me before and they're distorting me again." member of the male changed to strengthen the position of more represent, their views in unsolicited through the mails postage-free. sex, I feel lualified to state An answer of the junior members of Congress, who are Congress. Accordingly, reelection should This record is a public document and What do you know about the incumbent's my be based how well the incumbent carried ifv-T 'he ""'"•dressed woman. The more likely to be more on available for anyone to examine — if only The passage of the rent control proposal responsive to the voting record except what has been needs of their constituents. For out this most important sliiri a woman had 10 dreas '1 in East Lansing is a must if tenants are to example, part of his charge. the time, effort and energy were available revealed in carefully controlled press a pair of jeans to feel the committee chairperson no Really, it's not news that Congressman for such a project. Because it is not the releases or newsletters? be assured of fair and decent housing. longer de Carr has a 99 Really a very cides himself what legislation the commit¬ per cent record for votes on responsibility falls to the challenger to raise fundamental matter of principle is at stake ■*»manh,v°, T told)' No lon8er Because of the short supply of rental the House floor. Isn't that Kiir0f ;eLt0 dressa short skirt „„ housing in East Lansing and the hqge tee will consider whole committee\ — now this is the job of the paid? What would why he is being be news, and what should these issues for public discussion. This is and has been the keystone of the in the 6th Congressional District race and 1 think any person who is fair minded will ■uddsL1"'1' kl8h heels to turn a few ■t u,. ,,feels comfortable and looks demand for it, the landlords can exercise be of concern to voters are those areas campaign. Every assertion made about the Taylor take a moment to re-evaluate who has the complete control of the East Lansing After the swearing-in ceremony the where he is not performing the incumbent's voting record or job burden of proof in this She h" ki"ed lW0 job he has perfor¬ exchange. Is it the housing market. Landlords charge exorbi¬ Young Turks, especially Bob Carr, didn't been sent to tant rents and get them. Many landlords settle for a rain check. When President Washington to do. That is why mance has been scrupulously documented. man who has footnoted or documented Cam's committee attendance record, which K^sRt,°llinS notices these "fashion provide little or no maintenance for their Ford wanted $800 milium to drag out the he proudly This is the setting that brings the oldest every assertion his campaign literature and Tethev „ecause 'bey look good, not tenants. There is no economic motivation so-called "phase-out" in Southeast Asia, proclaims is no worse than the and tiredest game of them all into play. advertising have made, or is it the one who fvenue "T stacks like Mich- for landlords to renovate their units Carr brought a resolution before the rest, is a legitimate campaign issue. Neither should he receive any accolades Whenever an incumbent feels 1 e cannot defend his voting record to the folks back had done little distortion? more than raise cries of P involves °rtS' Much of library because they know they can get high rents Democratic caucus, calling on Congress to because he communicates T research, and that frequently with home, he opts to discredit anyone who Thomas en regardless of the physical condition of their reject Ford's plans. The resoluti " passed ihe district is a sophomore m James Madison residents, handles the proHerm- secb- to hold him accountable for it. The College 6 Michigan Stole News, East Lansing, Michigan Frie co* ment to top billing across the an overnight success as can Marc P. DiMercurio be. , V* quartet. On Wednesday nights, strolling violinists performing tableside country in less than a year's — G° G provide a warm, enchanting atmosphere. To end a delectible meal, treat yourself to dessert at the Grate Steak. Though many might not in¬ Sink your teeth into a piece of creamy caramel ice cream pie (as delicious izza iM stantly recognize the name as the name "Boston." the tune "More Than suggests). Another favorite you won't want to pass up is their peppermint ribbon pie, a blanket of peppermint ice cream on a Feeling" is bound ^ a register to 1 aC^ 1 p bed of chocolate wafers, topped with meringue hot fudge. The last cut on side one, Lounge will be featuring Fox Croft folk group. Thursday "Foreplav Long Time." is an¬ through Saturday: Jack other fine emotion in the vocals Hamilton will be playing Monday and Tuesday: Rob Merritt, Wednesday, which can be attributed to the J and Trump jazz night Sunday. talent of Brad Delp, who also holds down the rhythm guitar slot. The flip side of the debut LP shows us "Boston" as a *•>*" aiiaaao .e*®' For afternoon relaxation, there is the famous Grate Steak Happy Hour, Monday through Friday, with reduced rates from 4-7 is now open nightly until 2 a.m. including Sunday. p.m. The lounge HOTCHKISS fflSf US' ITALIAN It Mir specialty! 6045 W. Soginavv 4930 S. Hagadorn (across From Alters) 217 S. Bridgi St, Grand Le4(i eralL's toesit 9:30 Study Groups GINO'S ROMA 10:30 Coffee Hour Worship: 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. SchensuVs CAFETERIA Deli Items, Italian Dinners, Puw For Rides Call 351-6810 LANSING MERIDIAN ofter 9a.m. Sunday 4608 S. Hagadorn MALL MALL rfyfei 332 398 East Lansing Moa. Thert. Tom Stark, Pastor Worship 10: SS 11:15 Student Foundation 10-11 p.m. H||BH1|WMW Fred Herwaldt, Chaplain Bailey "oa" »?£"' SUNDAY Associate Pastor Bus Schedule Richard I. Schultheis Gayle Barnes, Staff Associate 351-4 4:332-0134 POLO BAR Delicious Homecooked Hoppy Hour Weekdoys Foo* taxed cent' W"«e earner8 making more than billion annually. overall, about $1.5 advertising campaign also has hurt the proposal's chances, he said. ■measure on the Nov. 2 ballot to overhaul the state income at 3.9 per cent for their income under The graduated income tax would be effective Jan. 1, but after Taylor's figures vary with the state Office of Revenue and Tax n would lead to tax reductions for nine out of 10 Ti'irJr of 120,000. at a rate of about 9 Per cent for their income in excess Analysis, which says that eight out of 10 the initial year the legislature could change it to iron out reduction in taxes. taxpayers will have a problems, he said. Taylor said the two-tiered system is a "step in iHs'al d should be to the benefit of nine out of 10 taxpayers," Taylor based his conclusions on a the right direction" toward a full effects of usmg a study he conducted on the Taylor said at this point it was "a graduated tax. and he doubted ■ Taylor said. "If people would just understand that it would graduated income tax in tossup" if voters would the legislature would revert back to a flat-rate said the proposed Michigan in 1973. But he approve of the graduated levy. He said that system and "ignore 1,9-1 margin." two-tiered system would have the same opposition to the the mandate of the benefiting nine out of 10 taxpayers. effect of measure, though it is in the people" if the proposal passes. ,1 D goes before Michigan voters in a statewide majority's benefit, can be accounted Proponents of the measure say that it will be a more equitable Taylor said the practical effects of the income for by the confusion of tax next Tuesday to change the present flat tax rate Issues, voters' fears that a graduated tax without m be to shift a burden of 200 tax change would tax may lead to future tax cutting back on state revenue. But opponents feel it increases and low-income I lew to a two-tiered graduated tax. It would lower tax under $20,000 to those million tag dollars from those earning "aspirations for upward mobility which causes them to peoples' would lead to tax increases, losses in revenue, administrative making over that figure. About 2.8 million with the rich." The identify problems and would discourage businesses from coming to the ability of upper income groups to wage a heavy state. |HA campuswide coffeehouse THOMAS E. showcase student talent WOODS IMICHAELSAVEL dents in the Union Ticket and John Belushi." ,, Staff Writer Office. The problems set them up in large areas for tribute FOR ■dormitory dwellers who The coffeehouse is being holding up special events like the Super an information leaflet. announcing final plans are that I bidden musical or act- s, the RHA All-Star funded with a $600 loan that the RHA assembly approved at the Pop Entertainment holds the Auditorium on the night of bowl or NCAA finals," he said. "We just want to try it out and The reasons protect given were to CIRCUIT JUDGE RHA from se could be the first meeting. Nov. 21, the planned date of the it will be free." violating "We really don't The RHA maiiboxing regulations and so r ...c road to Hollywood, plan on show, and that the price of assembly also not to set a A NEW KIND OF JUDGE making money, just breaking denied PIRGIM the precedent that IT MAKES SENSE. hr Residence Hall Assn. . . getting the performers is high¬ right to use allows other groups to make meeting Wednesday even," Vachon said. "I dormitory mailboxes to dis¬ clearly er than first anticipated. the same request. ■ plans were announced remember what happened at Pd. Pol. Advertisement "If we sell all 3,800 seats in swide coffeehouse last year's spring concert, so I the Auditorium, Kid in the sports arena in am just prices will be hoping to get a return somewhere between $2 and With rent control, 1M Building Nov. 20. on the money put in." Tom Leach, director of RHA $2.50," Leach said. weekend audition Dan Ackeloyd is known for ill be put in dormitory films, said at the meeting that his impressions, Ke>. To keep the number the plans to bring several of the especially of Jimmy Carter, John Belushi is Tipants reasonable, only cast members from "Saturday one of the show's writers and ay residents are eligible Night Live" to MSU are still everyone loses. also does impressions of Joe | the show. tentative. Cocker, Lenny Bruce, Marlon It of the individual dorms "We originally had it all set Brando and Rod Steiger. ■ own coffeehouses, up, but with Chevy Chase Leach also said that RHA will is a lot of good talent leaving the show, things got a begin experimenting with 7- RENTERS LOSE at Vachon, organizer bit confused," Leach said. foot television screens in some Property services will decrease for lack of operating income to the apartment owner. ^coffeehouse, said. "We "Right now if things go smooth¬ of the dormitories. City services will also decrease. No new housing will be built in a rent control lit would be a good idea ly we will have Dan Ackeloyd "On a few occasions we will |p them all together so atmosphere. Many houses now rented will be withdrawn from the market. Many ran be heard / apartments will be converted to condominiums while others will be ■wide." occupied by long term residents from the outlying areas of East Lansing. The available I art will be allotted i supply Invite the bunch... of rental housing will diminish I ' slot, the I he limited to Mix a great, big bucket full of HOME OWNERS LOSE I dozen acts. During the You will pay higher taxes! Taxes normally paid by apartments will be lowered and p Vachon will be look- [ variety and unusual Open House Punch! the home owner will make up the difference. could be as much as 70% in only three years. Experience shows that your increase Serves 32... tastes like a super cocktail I rs ago there were School funds and city services are derived from Greatest drink your tax dollars. Without the beople who performed ever invented! Mix a batch in advance, apartments paying their fair share, the tax burden will fall as fruit that was . add ice and 7UP at the last minute serve the crowd heavily on the rest of us. .. Your property will decrease in value since few Vachon said. "I people will want to move to an ^out of the bucket! Smooth 'i NO delicious. Wow! area with such repressive taxes. Your property values will further decrease due ten folk guitarists, ft have people falling ii their seats." Vote on to a blighted EAST LANSING LOSES apartment community. Recipe |t sales will be limited to d dormitory residents One fifth Southern Comfort 3 quarts 7UP rent control. Rent controls have historically blighted housing! New York Paris and Cambridge, Massachusetts are classic examples of the ill aspects of rent controls. |e first crack at getting 6 or fresh lemon juice Lansing from being another loser community! Vote NO on rent control! Save East I dorm will get enough One 6-oz can fro2en orange jui ■for 10 per cent of the One 6-oz can fro2en lemonade living there," he said. Chill ingredients. Mix in bucket, open Thursday and friday nights till n pA representatives will adding 7UPlast Adda few drops >r selling their red food coloring (optional): stir lightly. Add ice, orange, lemon I 200 tickets will be le lor off-campus stu- You know it's got to be good... when it's made with Southern Comfort LEVI'S for feet. . . SOUTHERN COMFORT CORPORATION. TOO PROOF LIQUEUR. SI LOUIS. MO 63137 casual shoes that are as rugged and comfortable as your favorite pair of jeans. PUB ^VNrricLUB^I A. Tan leather lace-up. 614 to 13 sizes. $29 B. Brown leather on a nature sole. 614 Halloween Party to 12 sizes. $28 Sunday Night C. Brown leather Wear Your Costumes boot with crepe sole. 8 to 12 sizes. $31 NOW APPEARING O. Rust leather speed "SWEETHEART' lace shoe on a lug sole 6 to 13 sizes. $30 The Rathskeller The Ilforno Room E. Navy denim sneaker Mellow Entertainment Breakfast, Lunch 4 to 13 sizes. $15 w®d-, Frl., and Sat. nlghtz. and Dinner F. Tan buck buzzard The Showbar Live Entertainment boot on a crepe sole. Mon. through Sat. 8 to 12 sizes. $30 • • And if you're tired of paying for Parking in E. Lansing . . . DON'T! We have plenty of free parking space always! 2838 E- Grand Open River II a.m.-2 a.m. JaeobgoriB 337-1311 everyday 10 Michigan Stole News, East lonsing. Michigan Friday, October J A Industry topic of symposium By LAURIE SCATTERDAY whether the government should guarantee full employment: Wachter, professor of economics at the University of Pennsyl¬ Ladies «*«il» Knits State News Stafl Writer "What Have University Industrial Relations Programs Con¬ vania. on the question of a government guarantee of full The School of Labor and Industrial Relations is sponsoring a 20tii Anniversary Symposium commemorating the establishment tributed to: Research. Labor Education and Professionalization of the Industrial Relations Function, New Issues in Industrial employment should be particularly interesting in that the election will have been decided and it is an important issue facing both SWIATEHS of the school in 1956 at MSU. Nationally recognized speakers will Relations:" and "Collective Bargaining in Professional Sports." candidates in the election. discuss major industrial relations issues in this election year on Stieber said that some of the highlights of the program would At dinner Nov. 4 Arnold R. Weber, provost at Carnegie-Mellon Reg. >40 $ Nov. 4 beginning at 9:30 a.m. and concluding at 4:30 p.m. Nov. 5. Jack Stieber, director of the School of Labor and Industrial include remarks from John A. Hannah, former University president 1941 through 1969, granting of the Outstanding Alumni University, will speak on "A New Environment ReThe0symposium fee is $50 for each for Labor participant which covers 15-$19 Relations, said, "What we've tried to do is touch on different issues Award and a speech given by John T. Dunlop, former U.S. concerning labor, management and government and discuss those secretary of labor. registration, two lunches and one dinner for the two-day program. Stieber said that the debate between Charles C. The symposium is free to students in the School of Labor and issues with faculty and students." Killingsworth, Industrial Relations. Men's Some of the topics to be discussed at the symposium include: professor of labor and industrial relations at MSU, and Michael L. SWEATER Shirts VOTI NO Mystery candidate running Club paint to faces TO HIOHBR PRICES continued from page 3) state secretary. Lowell Miller. K'.pn uncertain party as to officials were Motzer's where "We have a one-stand nation¬ wide program and we never during fund drive VOTE YES .tbouis. The most recent infor¬ deviate from it," Miller said. mation available stated that MSU Students for Human Education will be "If elected, no Socialist La¬ painting Motzer was employed by Gen¬ eral Motors and had recently bor party candidate would ac¬ cept the office he or she Halloween faces on anyone who wants them on to 6 p.m. Sunday from 2 at the University Village apartment complex and the Proposal A 9 529 [.Grand River &■ Mon Tues. Sat. 10 6 moved to Rochester from Utica. campaigned for." Spartan Village Nursery School parking lot. . - The elections division of the Funds or donations from paintees will be used to buy art Wed., Thurs. & F-ri. 10-9 Sun. 1?.-; The main purpose of running Michigan secretary of state's Socialist Labor party candi¬ supplies for the Goodman School in East Lansing. The school offices listed Motzer's age as 43. dates is to keep the party on the serves as an alternative elementary education facility run by On the affidavit of identification one teacher and several volunteers. ballot. Miller said. required of all candidates. Mot "We have a message to the zer stated that he had been a working class which we deliver Michigan resident for 24 years by way of the ballot." he said. and had lived in Macomb County "When the working class is or 14 y Though Motzer could n ! be ready to have a revolution to overthrow the capitalist class, THE ed [' for stand the pers nal • all other they will let us know by voting in our candidates. Then we will WEATHEMNE same as have an election to vote capital¬ Sport Shop For All Seasons Labor party candi- ism out and vote socialism in," rcording to the party's he said. 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"He cares about the same issues I care deeply about: ...putting America back to work is our Number One priority. loopholes designed for the rich should be closed. ...our foreign policy has to be born out of an open dialogue between the American people and their elected officials. . .wasteful military spending must be stopped to guarantee that we .. get a dollar's worth of defense for every dollar spent. ...economic progress and a quality enyironment are not incompatible. With Jimmy Carter in the White House and Bob Carr in the Congress, these principles can become governmental policies." Congressman BOB CARR - TOTE FOR JIMMY CARTER AND WALTER MONDALE NOVEMBER! Paid for and authorized by 1976 Democratic Presidential Campaign Committee, Inc. 1 2 Michigan Stole News, East Lansing, Michigan FridaV- Odober j, attsntioh BOaMRiuDiiin Fire station plans anticipated ^ students T-shirts.. '2.00 per shirt inc|ud By MICHAEL ROUSE Patriarche. He has been advocating a central station rather than He said the present fire station on Abbott Road adjacent to city dorm nome. """"Ht-iti,- State News SUlf Writer an additional substation because a smaller station would require a hall has no room to expand and there ia no place to put the new your I,aler„l „ The issue of ensigma, any pic,U(e '» building a new fire station in East Lansing is crew increase and all the city's firefighters and equipment would equipment. The department's present aerial truck is being kept at letters, whalever you vvn i " heating up again. be summoned to a large fire anyway. the Shaw Lane station because the doors on the Abbott Road Sparked by a need for a new aerial truck and an existing station "If East Lansing does not annex any land to the east, the central station do not allow enough clearance. Minimum order 3 too small to accommodate new equipment, plans for the station are station will cover the area," Patriarche said. He said a new station Even with a new aerial truck, the upper floors of Hubbard Hall doi,„ Mixed sites to be drawn up for another bond proposal next year. would also take care of the proposed Dayton-Hudson mall in will not be reached with the equipment. ok. A $1.12 million bond issue for a new station went Call Steve ot up in smoke northern East Lansing, if it is built. "With the present ladder truck on campus, we can only reach up last November by being soundly defeated at the "One large central station will provide more than polls. adequate fire Patriarche said the city was at one time considering building a substation on the east side to service that area and MSU's East to the seventh floor of any building, if we can get up to the building," Patriarche said. "mains protection for the entire city," said East Lansing Fire Chief Phil Complex. 355-3097 The East Lansing Fire Dept. shares the coat of the operation of NYLON JACKETS ALSO I ofter 5:00 the Shaw Lane station with the University. All the equipment is Kids to celebrate owned by the city. The city department has taken over all the rescue services for the University and has already logged 100 more runs than last The Doubletake: year, Patriarche said. "We need another rescue truck on campus, which would mean Part Five at Halloween party; adding at least one additional bay to the station." he said. If a new station is built, the present one on Abbott Road has been considered as a possible location for expanding city hall offices. The Shaw Lane station would be retained to serve the club to paint faces campus. You have to be a child or Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. have a child's spirit still within Proceeds will go to the Good Insulate With Flowersl you to really appreciate Hallow- man School in East Lansing to buy art supplies. MSU's Black Minority Aide The big attraction for Hal in conjunction with loween night is the trick or program, the With Child's Heart fund- Keep your body warm a treating, of course. The East raising organization, will bring Lansing Police Dept. has set with comfortable a little Halloween fun into the the lawful hours for this at 6 to lives of economically and social¬ 8 p.m. Sunday night. Extra Lollipop® thermal ly deprived Lansing children officers will be on duty through¬ this Saturday. out East Lansing to curb "Hal underwear. Long A party will be held in the loween goblins who enjoy tricks Holden Hall classrooms and will more than treats." slee ve top S-M-L-XL $5. Teacher opening last from approximately 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. Music, refreshments, Ankle pants S-M-L $5. games vided. and candy will be pro¬ BARNES Pink or blue floral Patrician'!. Buses will pick up children FLOR 1/, at: I 1 Hairstyling for Mei painting display for the party at the following locations: OF EAST LANSING T and Women The MSU population will Luu's wife. Hanh Thi • West Side Community Ac¬ tion Center at 208 S. Sycamore Bottoms lip ^ 337-1114 Phung, St.. Lansing have the opportunity to view an is a 1965 MSU alumnus who UNIVERSITY MALL-2nd level • Le Jon assembly of abstract paintings obtained a degree in jounalism Building at 1801 W. done by a Vietnamese teaching and became 1968 homecoming Main St., Lansing 220 MAC., E. Lansing assistant beginning with an • Cristo Rey Community queen while attending the Uni¬ Center at 1314 Ballard St., opening reception in 506 Wells versity. 9 We telegraph Bikini Sole ends Oct. 30. Lansing Hall from 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday. Luu Dat, who teaches Con¬ Luu is responsible for the sculpture of a large cupped Another organization, the $ Sim eers worldwide versational French 311 at MSU, MSU Students for Human Edu¬ M.-Sot. 10-6 hand which stands in the gar¬ will display his works from Monday through Nov. 15. His display is sponsored by the den of an abandoned home in Saigon. A similar work dedicated in the U.S. in 1975 was cation, will be painting Hallow¬ een faces on anyone who comes to the Spartan Village Nursery 215 ANN ST. ED 2-0871 Thurs. 10-9 351-J Join and Romance Languages Dept. entitled "Hand of Hope." parking lot or the University The 34-year-old artist was born in Hanoi and later became a lawyer of the Court of Luu lives in Spartan Village with his wife and four children and continues to work Village apartment complex on BUONO APPETITO use your credit union. a Appeals in Saigon. At this time doctorate in French. he was appointed general sec¬ SPECIAL THIS WEEK retary of the Vie an Spaghetti Diner with Meatball and Garlic Bread It's the one 99c DON'T MISS SUNDAY DIMMER financial institutio Special discounts for groups on complete Sunday where you belong dinners delivered to dorms or Greek houses. Mon. - Thurs.: 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Fri. - Sat. 11 a.m. • 11 p.r Sunday: 12 noon -11 p.m. Everyone who works on campt 1045 E. GRAND RIVER at GUNSON PH. 337-9549 - including students - is eligiblefd membership in the MSU Employeei| Credit Union. And that's an important "fringe benefit" of workinl at MSU. IN ELECTRONICS, SIMPLICITY IS You see, a credit union is a THE ULTIMATE SOPHISTICATION. non-profit financial institution owned by its members. At yourcred meet us under the parachutes for union you're a member - not a INTRODUCING THE BEOMASTER 10011 RECEIVER customer. That's one of the reasons | A NEW ARRIVAL... we say "it's where you belong." 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G rand River 326 South Washington Bf^nn Stote News, Eost Lonaing, Michigon Friday, October 29, 1976 13 Introductory Apartment staff being selected I BvSt'E STEWARD e being interviewed now." oped to provide an Lecture on Surat Shabd Yoga (Yoga of Celestial Light and L New. Staff Writer Applicants are interviewed of information to ongoing flow in Cherry Lane Apartments. direct line c second stage in the by John Roetman, manager of UA, to make services residents of The program was modeled to to the Administra student affairs, made a formal Sound Current! UA, or Rich Hoehlein, East more commitment to UA by recog ■>'0n of community aides accessible where possible and some extent after the resident UAfit, is a fa program instituted to Lansing Community Education coordinator, and members of to offer programs and learning assistant program for dorm non-University- aligned group which is run by nizing the area as an official on Place U Abkott Rt, E. Laniif 1 residents of University opportunities of interest to the residents, Oliaro said. "But in volunteers, said Kris Beattie, campus housing area. Pre Tiw OctWr 30, Sitrtay at 7:30 tM. the University viously, the UA ar had not meats lUA). was com- Apartments residents in a convenient developing the program we had UARC vice Discwrse by a njrtSMlalive if Hie eek. Residents Council (UARC). loca¬ to consider the president. "Our been considered as i tion, Oliaro said, diversity of our view is that the CAs campus. Lniig Master Sad Dartkai Singh I received just under 70 The number of applicants will be reduced to between 15 The eight CAs will be live in population," he said. "We have supplement — not supplant — will "When the UA declared on campus, there ■rations for the eight open and staff members and couples with children, families, the functions of T aid Paul Oliaro, area 20 persons, and then will be will be single parents and some single UARC," she developed a need for residents I distributed proportionally in said. "Our biggest hope for the to have services „f \:\. "We then interviewed by Oliaro for final UA, There will he five students and we had to take similar to CAs in CA program is that it will tn withdraw yourself from outside, from X|r screened the number of selection. The CA program Spartan Village, two CAs in into account the needs for each of these groups." develop a sense of community those offered to residents of the dorms," Oliaro said. he 'inlying lariiilio hv ■cantsdown to 30 and those was devel University Village and one CA among residents. Since UARC Ramona Berkey, UARC "We think the three-pronged My. which in at the \mk of the .•>«, Th> v.h.-n- the x,ui rv pres¬ is made up of volunteers, we effort with the office of Student nub* the time «.f death It is there that km will haw self aware- ident, said, "The primary pur¬ at just don't have the time to Affairs, UA and UARC will pose of the CAs will be to work tackle all of the problems." make the program as respon¬ nsing with residents to help them j area magazine, voice their needs to the Admin¬ istration. There is now no The CA program spurred last year when Eldon Nonnamaker, vice president for was sible to the needs of the residents as is possible," he 'Hirselves fir>t S» If Knowledge prm-d.* te-l Knowledge" said. |hron/c/e, debuts today . COUPON ■new Lansing area maga- at people who are more inter¬ Another The ! reason for the Tlled the Chronicle will be ested in what goes on under the Chronicle's conception, accord County Clerk its debut today. 1 brainchild of several surface and who have a bent toward entertainment and the arts, and there's lot of them," ing to Orr, is a communications void in the Lansing area. KING SAVINGS coord 0 SI 111 TG STORE HOURS •Aggressively registering people and go to school. '' to vote where they work, live, 0 Friday ■ 9a.m.-l 1p.m. Saturday - 9a.m.-l lp.m ELECT LINGG BREWER • Half PriManhattens ce Beer, Martinis, Democrat For Ingham County Clerk ^ 10c HOT DOGS Sunday - 1 la.m.-5p.m. J 1 He 11 I Iff < Vila l>s«n I mi Goodrich's Spartan ShopRite mr mute's Pizza 940 Trowbridge Rd. BRINGS BACK THE t) OLD DAYS WITH GREAT FOOD AT YTKBEXiXEVABX/y LOW PRICES !! Mr. Mine s pizza Small Medium Large CHeese 2.40 3.00 3.50 EacH ADDiTionaL iTem .50 .60 .70 MSU EMPLOYEE'S ASSOCIATION veGeTarian speciaL Mushrooms. Onions. Green Peppers. Olives. Tomatoes. Extra Cheese Mr. Mine s Deuixe 5.25 6.25 7.25 5.25 6.25 7.25 Pepperoni Ground Beef Omoi SUNDAY Ham/Salami - Ham • Turkey - Roast Beef - Tuna LARGE 12"-2.25 OCTOBER 31,1976 SMALL 6": 1.25 ERICKSON HAH KIVA MICHAEL T: 2.60 MIKES SPAGHETTI MEETING BEGINS 1:00 PM. lunch special: VOTING 2:00 P.M.-5:00 P.M. spaghetti-tossed salad -garlic toast .99 0 Dine-tn • carrY-ouT • free Del ivery Membership Cards and University ID Required 351-1600 1 4 Michigon Stole News, Eost lonsing. Michigon Frid°V- October^ ffl ATTIIIT|ON, Choices added in humanities You con Chinese food dine with us ln lovers! outhentlr rk, By SUZIE ROLLINS • "Heroes, Saints and Villians," which focuses on the lives of portion of the class, said he is anxious and excited about the new atmosphere, or toko corry-out order, SUte News SUfl Writer program. you, from 11 a.m.-9 p.m. daily at the hom ^ important representative persons who were selected to explain New * New opportunities are available for MSU students enrolling in how the ideals and history of each period affected the individuals "I'm working with four delightful people, each of whom is Humanities 202 winter term. of the time. pursuing something that interests him very much," Crane said. "There is a kind of coexcitement between students and teachers." APPLE JADE As part of the new "core-satellite" program, the Dept. of • "Plagues and Placebos: Medicine in the Life of the Times, Humanities is offereing four sections open to all prospective 202 The new "core-satellite" program was devised in response to 500-1650." This section concentrates on the role disease, doctors students. Four credits will be granted for the course and it will and the medical profession played in the development of the continuing student interest in courses (hat they can relate to, satisfy the general education requirement in humanities. Western humanistic tradition. Bishop Pipes, humanities professor, said. China** Restaurant The "core" of the program will be a lecture three times a week, "It's experimental. We want to try several satellites to see what • "Popular Culture," which will investigate the living conditions, Next t. the students want," Pipes said. Kroger, . f rondo, Shopping dealing with major political, social and cultural developments of folkways, attitudes and values of the Middle Ages and The pilot program will continue in the spring, though different the Middle Ages. Renaissance and Reformation, and their effects Renaissance. 332*8010 satellites will be offered. upon the subsequent history of the West. The core provides a • "Castle. Country and Convent: Women in Western Civilization context for the satellite portion, each of which will focus on a single from the Medieval World through the 17th Century." This section One student was quite receptive to the change in the course. major topic in relation to its own time and the present. The will study the role of women by examining their social, economic, "Anything will be better than the course is now," Vicki Galperin, satellites will meet once a week. political, religious, literary and artistic lives. junior, said. "Change is long overdue in the Humanities Dept." The satellites for Humanities 202 are: Maurice Crane, humanities professor and lecturer of the "core" DiscountCalculato "Guaranteed lowest pri< Ehrlichman enters federal prison FOOD • BOOZE • PIZZA LASTCHANCIona (continued from page 1) John W. Dean, and Jeb Stuart Ehrlichman will serve his testifying about drug enforce SUPIR DIAL! 30 months to 8 years. sentence at the federal prison ment in the Nixon administra Today Every Day case was Magruder. FMILMI Special Student U.S. District Judge John J. A similar reduction in sen¬ camp in Safford, Ariz. The tion. He declined at that time to Ckili D*f s Unitspic, robot# end, Oct. 31 Sirica, who presided over the tence was ordered for Charles judges' order gives him a choice talk with a reporter about his on the Incomparable: coverup trial, made the Water¬ W. Colson by U.S. District of surrendering there or to U.S. experiences in Watergate and gate and plumbers case sen¬ Judge Gerhard A. 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IV* Y(% need to buy a show ticket to register n present at the store, the show, or the STMIO SHOW a. SALE DRAWING «CI5TMtWN | Name Phone Address City State I ichigan Slate News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 29, 1976 ] 5 CLEPPARTICIPANTS INCLUDE MSU Special program helps students By LAURIE SCATTERDAY "MSU just began administer¬ There arc two types of CLEP Norrell said that this was one to the State News Staff Writer ing CLEP tests on campus last examinations, the University, Norrell said. A common general more step in the goal toward The cost of the CLEP ex¬ complaint among spring," said Gwen Norrell, examinations and the subject students entering college for asst. director of MSU's Coun¬ lifelong education which gives aminations is $20 for one gen examinations. Both are based people a chance to use their life the first time when seling Center. "Although we've era! or subject examination, $-30 they have on typical courses in a variety experiences to obtain college been out working, been accepting credits for a for two general or subject or traveling or of colleges across the country. credits. one of each and $40 for accumulating knowledge is that period of years based on the Those interested in taking any they do not receive college CLEP examination, we're now The general examination con¬ combination of three to five the tests and receiving MSU credits for things they already able 'o serve people in the tains materia] equivalent to general or subject examina¬ credit for them must take the tions with know. This is not true at MSU. campus .ommunity." those courses required in the no additional fees for tests before they are admitted MSU is one of 1,800 partici¬ CLEP was originally con¬ first two years of college. Each optional essay tests. pants in the College Level ceived to serve post examination is a 60-minute secondary Examination Program (CLEP). students who acquired certain multiple choice test which a national program of credit by kinds of knowledge outside of measures the familiarity the There IS a examination that offers stu¬ dents the opportunity to obtain institutions of higher learning. Norrell explained that this student has gained in the areas of English composition, human difference!!! recognition for college-level knowledge could came from ities. mathematics, natural • MCAT • LSAT • DAT achievement. many different sources: per¬ science and social science. »GMAT »CPAT .VAT .GRE .OCAT , SAT CLEP doe3 not grant sonal reading, adult college education, • NATIONAL MED. & DENT. BOARDS credit itself but depends on the television or correspondence There are 44 subject exam¬ institution the student chooses courses which all inations now offered which are • ECFMG .FLEX may have Flexible which grants college credit on Programs and Hours prepared people to earn college designed to measure Over J8 years of experience and success. Small classes. Voluminous the basis of CLEP scores. credits. Anyone can take the knowledge that is usually gain¬ heme study materials. Courses that are constantly updated. Centers Duncan Sargent, associate CLEP tests and if the results ed in specific college courses open days and weekends all year. Complete tape facilities for review director of Admissions and and may be compared to final of class lessons and for use of arc acrcptable. students will supplementary materials. Make ups for missed lessons at our centers. Scholarships, said, "MSU is one receive credits for what they examinations in these courses. « of the earliest institutions to know. The subjects range from Amer¬ Flexible Programs and Hours participate in CLEP when it began in the '60s." Growing numbers entrants are of college getting college ican nometry Literature to Trigo¬ to Introductory j Now CLEP examinations are credit before entering their Macroeconomics. given at universities and col¬ first class. They save not only leges in every part of the the tuition and fees and other Each examination is a 90- United States. expenses that would occur if minute multiple choice test they took the actual classes, but which may also have an option¬ they save valuable time that al 90-inijute essay section OVER HALF OF SET GOAL FLEDGED they would otherwise spend which may be required by the taking the required classes., particular college. Inited Way campaign successful | roxan.nl brown lite News Staff Writer turn in reports at paign's close, Nov. 4. the i results of the 1977 earn- will be unveiled. Also, ers and several volunteers in lhis year's campaign will be TAU CHAPTER J Capita! Area United actual cash and pledge aI recognition of top lead- given. I Fund Drive has now cent of its donations are included -r tally of 65 pei -ent return of ■led goal of $2.5 million, in According to CAUW i. ■pledges, since the cam- Is kick-off on Oct. 6. tor of Communications ." 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In the International Center Friday FOOTBALL GAMES 7:30 - 5:30 BOOKfTOBE Saturday 9:00 - 5:00 I^higonjtote News, East Looting, Michiqoi Friday, October 29, 1976 17 illlllilHI - I I III' I III i III ' I II Ulllillllfff'Hil'IW lull111 ] II llllimiillil Defense still improving; spoiler' Purdue is next ByTOMSHANAHAN Dierking and Mike Pruitt, who State News Ten games in a row. losing to Sports Writer gained 149 But the biggest advantage One year ago and 120 yards Illinois 21-17 before the 24-3 players due to knee injuries that Saturday MSU MSU will have to keep Purdue didn't heal. All were expected to respectively. OSU defeat last Saturday. But was definitely knocked out of The 5-foot-10, on its losing streak is that it is be starters. any post season bowl "-~)rtu- 215-pound MSU coach Darryl Rogers con¬ Dierking, who is third in Big one more game into the season. This is Padilla's ninth year nities when Purdue stu..aed the siders Purdue the better team In every game the team mem¬ Ten rushing, has been working with Rogers and he Spartans in West Lafayette, injured based on size, strength and bers are becoming more familiar for the last two said they have always used the games that speed. Ind., 20-10. Purdue has lost, but is with each other, and playing Oklahoma 5-2 as their defense. Now the stakes aren't as expected Breaking holes for Dierking better as a result. high, back in the line-up Saturday. and another top back in fullback The only thing that has made but a MSU win is "As a coaching staff and a just as Pruitt has graduated. John Skibinski them vary it any is the option important, the are tackles Dave team there is a familiarity now," as squad has a After the game, former MSU offense. chance to put two wins to¬ coach Denny Stolz said that Lafary and John LeFeber. La MSU defensive coordinator Bob he fary is a huge tackle at 6-foot-8. Though MSU's defense gave gether. had never seen a team run on an Padilla said. "We know now up 23 points to Illinois, the unit The Boilermakers blitzed 288 pounds and LeFeber is a MSU defense like Purdue had. what to expect and they know little smaller at 6-foot-6, 260 really player better than that as MSU with a 1-2 punch of Scott The Boilers have lost two what to expect from us," he Illinois picked up 20 of its points Big pounds. continued. after gaining excellent field Padilla went on to explain position. The same was true in that the defensive woes early in the Minnesota game as they the season were caused by the scored both their touchdowns sudden change-over in players. with good field position. Freshmen reunite He said the defensive unit lost its stability and when the players did not perform as well as they expected, it caused a Rogers is also happy with the improved play of the secondary, which has not yielded a touch¬ down in the air. He cited the depression. improved play of Jerome Stan¬ "We were relatively inexperi¬ ton and the consistent to pace pucksters enced and unsure, and when you're unsure there is room for a lot of improvement," Padilla Tom Hannon. play of Ipurdue's Scott Dierking (25) raq past Spartans from last year's defense said. ■MSU lor 149 yards in the 20-10 Boiler- are not, including Tom Standal 1651 Freshmen Jim Cunningham, "They're getting confident BIG TEN ■makcr win last year. Dierking is back and Richard "We started them right out sone, "to find out if Washington 1751. Russell Welch and Paul i ir kids a now that they can execute," he STANDINGS ■to meet MSU again, while several Klasinski have been doing a lot together on the same line," good on the road." continued. Padilla also said that Bessone said, "and if "It will be the first time a lot of things together since they every¬ individually the team is getting W-L arrived thing goes well they will prob¬ of these players will be in a better play and pointed out that at MSU. They live U-M 4-0 ably be playing the rest of the hostile situation," he added. Larry Bethea is playing his together in Wonders Hall, eat OSU 4-0 year together." "Crowds can't score goals, but tackle position much better. together and last weekend they Minnesota /omen harriers 3-1 were scoring goals together. 'This is not the first time they can give the home team a "We had people playing Illinois lot of support." 2-2 The young line of the Spartan that we had a good freshman against the best teams in the Indiana 2-2 hockey squad surprised an line," he added. 'That's how nation and they weren't ready Purdue Spartan slapshots 2-2 - The to play against arena of fans, quite a few you build for the future, by athletic ticket office has anybody," Padil¬ MSU 1-3 ex la said about the early season. teammates and a couple of playing the freshmen to¬ tended the time in Iowa 1-3 which.it will He believes the defense started tasting Big Ten coaches when they finished the gether." Wisconsin 1-3 accept student season tickets OSU series with six goals and from rows one through five in playing "fairly good" during the Northwestern 0-4 10 assists. Though Bessone said Minnesota game. they sections A, B, C, D. E. F, W and Big Ten Games: But nobody was still work on the power Padilla added that all the caught more play X for full refunds and another Minnesota at U-M (TV) off guard by the and other phases of the game, early season criticism of MSU Northwestern at Iowa outstanding season pass. By CATHY CHOWN performance than the freshmen quite a bit, they undoubtedly lacking its traditional tough Wisconsin at Illinois State Newo Sports Writer legs. "We should be at full strength for this one," had a jump on most newcomers Students who have tickets defense was unfair. He said the he said. themselves, who played to¬ OSU at Indiana le competition is any indication, the gether last year in St. Paul, in the Spartan hockey (continued on page 18) coaches were missing seven Pittman said he has five runners who show program. s cross country team's first attempt at a Minn. "Playing together definitely kn championship will be a tough one. MSU promise for this meet. "It's up for grabs between five "I was kind of surprised at helped us," said Cunningham. nost the first people. I hope they all take their turns this "This early in the year it is hard Big Ten championship weekend," he s&d, referring to the fact that the time that we do so well in lay «t West Forest Akers Golf Course. our first game," Cunningham, to know each player on your several team members have won meets this Big Ten teams will be featured in the the center for the line, said. line. We sort of had a step on I which begins at 10 a.m., weather "I think this will give us everybody." filing. Participants for the Spartans will be Kaye confidence in ourselves as a "I played with both Jim and Richards, Ann Forshee, Cynthia Wadsworth, Lil |U and Wisconsin are favorites in the meet, Warnes, Diane Culp, Lisa Berry and Karen line," he added. "But it's going Paul last year so it is a really |SU, Minnesota, Northwestern, Illinois and McKeahchie. Five for each team will to be hard to match that first big help for me this season," pa State should also be strong, count runners said Welch. "I think all of us peonsin was seventh in the nation last as places, while two more will be year Cunningham and Welch, who have a lot in common in that we las country, and was first in the "pushers." Big Ten in are close friends and room¬ are here to prove land field last spring. MSU coach Mark Minnesota has a top competitor in Kathy mates this year, have something." been an said that Wisconsin should be the Toomey, who was the half-mile and one-mile And that is their ability to helping each other score goals in favorite for the individual title, with champ in Big Ten track last spring. the past two seasons for the skate and score goals which will f' Lynn Morin, who was the 3-mile champ Though Pittman is looking forward to the Vulcans of the St. Paul Junior be tested even more this week¬ in track. AIAW meet, he is stressing the race this end when the Spartan icers league. in has a really strong team. They weekend and looking for good performances from Welch also skated with travel to Notre Dame. are y coached and have several strong all his runners. Klasinski in the closing weeks This will be the first series pa. Pittman said. Wisconsin will host the AIAW meet Nov. 13. last year on the Vulcan squad for the Fighting Irish, who have an added that Wisconsin and MSU will MSU was third in that national meet last year, before all three decided to take 17 lettermen, r Big Ten competition as a warmup for the behind Iowa State University and coach Amo Bessone's offer and including All- I of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Pennsylvania American defenseman Jack State University. MSU ran against both those come to East Lansing. Brownschidle, returning from Jl meet in November.. teams this year and finished second to both, but And as far as the Spartan last winter's 19-17-2 squad. l|or the «e is Spartan team, Pittman says that the Spartans are still rated as one of the top coach is concerned, they could "Notre Dame will be a good pretty healthy except for a few sore teams in the nation. not have made a better choice. barometer for us," said Bes- SPARTANS EXPECT BATTLE FROM U-M Soccer team hits Ann Arbor ■'me for another MSU vs. Rom reflected. season and any MSU soccer ^'owdown. I Spartan More intensity will be called aficionado knows that that winds down to a close. year unbeaten string for the soccer team "We just want to show that booters against J1 Ann Arbor for in the final two games — record pales by comparison with we're still the best team in Michigan com¬ today as it Bowling Green State Univer¬ petition. previous |^v*nge "*" painty lo football and sity is the season finale on Nov. years. Naturally, a win over U-M Michigan," Rom said deter¬ Mike Price, with a goal ?s earlier this 5 if the Spartans hope to minedly. "There's no excuse for against CMU, holds on to second — would please any Spartan team, losing to the Michigan teams, or place in team scoring with two salvage a respectable season. but the booters have a little [ has soccer, "s m yet to beat the They stand 5-4-1 on the more to prove as the season any of the other schools for that matter. I still feel we're better goals and four assists. Kamy trailing in Asdigha scored his first goal of game series than any of the teams we've lost _ 4-0-3. the season to stay close on E .'ie footers shell- to except Akron." Price's heels with five total T™wolverines6-l,but Losses to Oakland and Spring f team ™P«ts scorer a Zdravko battle if the MSU netters Arbor this year ended a three- points, matching Price's four °s are t0 continue their «string, f "ot °n!y g0jng to be a U-M at Ann Arbor E ii ,astl,e schools go, ■»hk ■ " has itself'" said nine The MSU women's tennis team will face its toughest obstacle on goals and the way to an undefeated season this weekend when its members ■J so 'an this season, ""tn was travel to U-M. better than According to coach Elaine Hatton, the U-M squad is one of the ■aim? Iasl year' and toughest around and "we will have to play flawless tennis to beat |»P'oved this year," he them, but we sure will try." MSU will also be facing Purdue University in the Ann Arbor "It's almost unheard of for The deadline for l^tans ■"""Mum going from will try to keen a contest. The Spartans lost to the Boilermakers last fall but beat them in the spring and Hatton says that they are always tough". sorority team to score 20 points in a touch football game," Al a men's intramural fall entering the wrestling tournament is today at 5 p.m. 2y Central Michi- U-M recently beat OSU, a team the Spartans have never beaten. Arman, intramural spokesper¬ All students who are interested L Jf'y Tuesday. B.offensive A MSU won its fifth straight match this fall on Wednesday, against son, said Thursday. in competing in the Nov. 2 to attack pro- Eastern Michigan University. The Spartans braved the cold to Nov. 4 tournament should sign come through, winning 8-1. But up at 201 Men's IM scoring 20 points and Bldg. r--'"nuance by No. 1 singles player Jodi Ross beat opponent Barbara Fischler registering their third straight |2 'mSt°rch kept the s 6-3,2-6 and 6-1. Marjorie Kruger won a close one to Angie Sweet, shutout was the net result for There will be a MSU Ski fid oP" k°m h'ow- 5-7, 7-6 and 7-6 in No. 2 singles play. Other Spartan winners were Cindy Bogdonas, Mary Hicks, Kappa Alpha Theta Wednes¬ Team meeting Tuesday. Nov. 2 at 5:30 p.m. in 215 Men's IM ie day. The victim was Alpha State News/Linda Bray game - Jennifer Brielmaier and Diane Selke. Delta Pi. Their previous vic¬ Bldg. for additional information Laurie Zoodsma, a 5-foot-6 senior, Fy»'aen'ors r - aad 'he main reason " Ross and Selke, playing doubles, picked up the only loss of the tories were by 6-0 and 12-0 about the club, contact Jon -nips the volleyball to the iront line versity last weekend. The MSU squad is in Columbus, Ohio, this day as they were bee'in by Fischler and Sweet 6-4, 7-6. margins. Masteller at 382-2367. in a game against Illinois State Uni- weekend for the Rig Ten InvitationaL 1 8 M;chigon Stole New;, Eost Lonsing, Michigon Friday, October 24 ,, Irish to be first road test k# WiARHRRfiM^ }$r ' PRBSINTS (continued from pnge 17) for those areas of Munn Ice 8:25 p.m. for both games. A half hour before today's i ' Arena, can turn them in at game, Bob Kurtz of WKAR will Jenison Field House until 1:30 present highlights from last p.m. today. As of Thur- lay, winter with comments from over 200 of the 400 tickets had coach Bessone about one of his been turned in for the $20 best seasons ever. refund. Darryl DiPace, who was hurt Because of the difference in in the first game against OSU. time zones, the Notre Dame had surgery last Wednesday games can be heard on WKAR- for his injured knee and will FM 90.5 on the dial, starting at miss the rest of the season. RED I Voluptuous vixens76 INTIMATE The Trial of Billy Jack] It takes up where Billy Jack left off. DELORES TAYLOR.« TOM LAUGHUNI mtmusuuKisuGtiniD PG FRI. CONRAD 8:30 SAT. 109 ANH,8:30 BLUE FRI. 109 ANTHONY 7:30 « 9:45 SUN. WILSON 7:00 Ma" SAT. WILSON 7:30 B 9:45 SUN. CONRAD 9:00 TO THE LADIES OF M.S.U. Sure, what you do is fun, but would you like to try something different, something that will provide you with a topic for conversation for the next The Films month, at least? Goodbye 0 Lord. of Follow my suggestion. Come to see Misty Beethoven, the sophisticated sex movie that is playing on campus everyday but Sunday. People are I'm Going To America! Harold Lloyd especially enjoying this one because 1) it's sexy, 2)* it's fast moving, 3) it even has a plot. Most movies are here two days and gone from campus, but this one has lasted three weeks already. So many people have seen it that probably someone you know will second my recommendation. Women have been seeing Misty in groups and liking it because it has women's fantasies and not just men's for once. So, if you're a woman who's been waiting for a "good one" this is it. If you're a guy, you can bring a woman and not get in tr6uble for grossing her out. Be¬ cause although this movie has everything a good sex movie has, it has TPVU" one thing better, the atmosphere is pleasant and luxurious. None of that^. grim feeling associated with cheap pornography. So give it a try for oncefT "ft WARM Anyway, everyone knows that "dirty" is fun. jenny AuW Hlb LYRICAL This Weekend BtwdooOt, Fogrtty wwd Ihdj WakwM celebration; Member Baal Film Group "The Freshman" ft I UtarlTte US 27 WEST OF WAVERLV, Phone 322-0044 lansing S CEDAR ST NEAR JOLLY RD Phone 882-2429 BY JOAN MICKLIN SILVER-PRODUCED BY RAPHAEL D SILVER heap funny MOVIE! 'flestergtreet fRI. WILSON 7:30 & 9:30 SAT. CONRAD 7:30 & 9:30 See what it was like to go to college io 1924 wkul 125 SUN. CONRAD 7:00 college was a football stadium with classroom I attached. FRI. 106B WELLS 7:30t9:30 DEATH! TORTURE! SAT. I05B WELLS 7:30 A 9:30 $r| MURDER MOST FOUL! It's Time Per RHA't Halloween 1976 Idition ef THE MIDNIOHT HORROR SPECTACULAR Each program contains over 4% hour* of I Abrams Planetariunr pre^ei fantastic frightening film guaranteed to | scare the yell out of you I October 31 '* ' w wlllll 10^0 pm & 12:00 midnight J Dr. Phibes — starring Vincent Price Dracula Prince of Darkness — ■ J House of Seven Corpses Christopher Lee . adults $1.25 children 50< 7 Vampire Circus It's Alive MSU students $1.00 w/I.D. X Fri. 12 AAldnight Conrad Last Man on Earth — with Vincent Pri« 1 Sat. 12 AAldnight Wilson $lo* Fri 12 Midnight Wilson Sat. 12 Midnight Conrad $|*l f,;,hinan Stote News, Eost Lansing, MicHigon Friday, October 29, 1976 19 fficial change calls for added A.S.M.S.U. Programming Board sleep; Classic Film Series locks will be turned back ASHINGTON IUPI) - /TTPTl Americans, including _ notinn nation goes on standard The official . _A__j «... time. change from day¬ ahead or back an hour. round and Sunday Alfred Hitchcock's change in the THE 39STEPS no The Senate an residents, will get light saving to standard time clocks in those areas is needed. early in the year But that bill was defeated in The time passed a bill that would have jn Sunday that hour of occurs at 2 a.m. Sunday, when change will have no But there are six counties in the House in the closing days of effect on Hawaii and provided for a two-year trial the session, and it is now clocks will be turned back P they lost in April, as the a.m. Standard time to 1 Arizona, parts of Indiana and all of the the northwest part of Indiana, period of daylight time starting whether known will remain around Gary and Hammond, on the second a new effort will be in effect until Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and and another six in the southwest Sunday in March made next year. April 24, 1977, American Samoa. Those areas until the second Sunday in ollsters when the clocks will be ahead an hour for six turned months of never did go on time but daylight saving around Evansville, which have been under daylight time and October. daylight saving time. stay on standard time must turn the clock back one The Dept. of throughout the year. hour on Sunday. Transporation, nticipate which oversees the time regulations, recommends the change Indiana has the most confu¬ sion within its 92 counties. The time change is mandated in a 1966 law requiring daylight There are 80 counties slogan of 'spring forward, fall around time to start on the last Indianapolis, Fort Wayne and Sunday ose race backward" for citizens confused South Bend which have of each April and standard time over whether to turn the re¬ on the last clock mained on standard time Sunday of each year- October. 20 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Frld°y. October 29 ,, Campaign Mon-Frl 7:15-9:00 Sot, Sun 4:00 - 5:45 . 7:30 - 9:15 emphasizes names, says "One of the candidate Year's Best"4 Judith crilt SATURDAY REVIEW By JAMES V. HIGGINS LANSING (UPI) - Supreme Court candidate Joseph P. Swallow, refused financial sup¬ port by the Republican Party, "Exciting" RuRud CBS RADIO NETWORK 0 said Wednesday the high court campaign has been geared to name recognition instead of "Brilliant" Lit Smith "The high cost of the media is COSMOPOLITAN what's happening in this cam¬ paign," said Swallow, who in a recent per poll was given only five cent of the vote in three-way race for an eight- a laughter" year high court term. "We're still at name identifi¬ America's cation," the Alpena county cir¬ Most cuit judge and former state Unlikely news confer- Hero - State Republican Chairper¬ son William McLaughlin ' WOODY ALLEN "THE FRONT quoted Tuesday as saying he ZER0M0STEL HERSCHEL BERNARDI warned Swallow before the August state convention that available party funds would be going mainly to support the two GOP incumbents, Justices Lawrence Lindemer and James L. Ryan. Ryan and Lindemer re¬ portedly received $17,000 each from party coffers, while Swal¬ low, who is running against incumbent Chief Justice Thom¬ as G. Kavanagh and Demo¬ cratic nominee Roman S. Gribbs, got nothing from the party. "I think obviously we would have enjoyed additional finan cial support," Swallow said. "It's almost impossible to run a statewide campaign without funds." He said he considered con¬ versations he had with McLaughlin confidential. "But I will say I do not agree with his version as it appeared in the Detroit Free Press," he said. Swallow would not say dir- rectly whether McLaughlin had promised him money. The love story "I think 111 withhold any statements at this time," he said. "I feel an obligation to the that will rank and file of the Republican party. I'm going to be in this scare the hell -•A • campaign to the best of my "A fantastic movfi hbOut man's ability and tosthe end of the campaign." Good Food out of you. future I "life Magazine "Some of the most dazzling visual Swallow said that, while happenings and technical achieve■ pi^ many voters know Kavanagh's name, they do not realize the and Drink n the history of the n picture!" 1 chief justice is an "ultraliberal" (at affordable prices) "Fascinating in judicial philosophy. "Like surprises." He said the philosophy of the 20% off all dinners Kavanagh court is reflected in a Hitchcock." case decided this year that he When seated by 5:30 and - Re* Reed. , , had acted upon as trial judge. ordered by 6:00 PM. ^ In that case, the high court Daily News Unforgettable. MGMP««sin»SA STANLEY KUBRICK PRODUCTION Reservations suggested. decided attorneys could be See it." appointed at public expense for indigent defendants in pater¬ nity suits — a decision Swallow 2001: a space odyssey said was the first case he could 1 Suggested tor GENERAL SUPER PANAVISI0N .„o METROCOtOR find in which court-appointed attorneys were allowed in a civil, rather than a criminal, action. 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A Dynamite surprised" if daughter Susan popularity is But her attitude changed similar operations. l^rs in the White House, ■' were having an affair and greater than his. President Ford seeks her when fate made him president. About a year after her opera¬ wears a size six dress. Her Double Feature ford has become as assumed her four children had She is an all out tion. Dr. William Lukash, weight varies from 108 to 111. opinion on important matters. campaigner, a5 her husband. She experimented with marijuana. determined to help him win four Sometimes when her stamina is She has White House physician, said she sa different kind of first "Kids try apparently been suc¬ years in the White House low she appears drawn and everything, don't cessful in on his had "conquered cancer." She they?" She is a vocal raising a family in the glare of the national publicity, Less than two months after recently completed two years of tired. She is cool in emergencies. WOODY ALLEN fispoken and quotable, chemotherapy treatments. supporter of the and she likes her new has received world atten- Equal Rights Amendment home at her husband became Recently she was guest of honor and 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. president, Ford has been plagued by a at a Jewish [or her strong views on ,en's rights and her toler- 3nd understanding of liberalized abortion. It is uncommon to buttons supporting see not campaign There was a time when 58, wanted her husband to Ford, quit Mrs. Ford underwent an tion for breast cancer. opera¬ Her chnmic arthritic neck ailment whu h recurs when she is tense fund-raising ban¬ quet in New York when the president of the organization & , "Betty's after 25 years in surgery prompted thousands of or overtired. suffered a heart attack. ,l hesitation, she told Husband for President." President Ford often jokes and himself. Congress and devote more time to hU family women to get checkups, includ¬ ing Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller, who Some years ago she went to a psychiatrist who told her she As first aid was being admin istered, she stepped to the THE MARX BROTHERS afterwards underwent two needed to establish her own microphone and led the dis¬ identity. She had carried many traught guests in prayer. ligh-ranking Mich. Republicans of t he burdens of their family of What are her plans after four children alone when her husband was on the January?" political "I'm not planning to leave the stump so frequently. White House," she says confi¬ She is much thinner junch campaign tour for Ford and now dently. ItNSING(UPI) — The three conference at I.ansing's But Griffin said Ford "isn't ,n in the Michigan Repub- Capital City Airport. "I don't gained Ford last minute support going to get elected autumn in another crucial election hierarchy Thursday think for one moment that we t he tically" in Michigan. "As never — can take anything for granted in May primary. before, the vote of each person simed at putting President the state of Michigan. is going to count. over the top in a tight "It is a very, very close race Thiselection is ihed a five-city campaign very close." , state election r by every measure we have," Milliken, who has cam V. Milliken, Sen. Robert Milliken said. paigned harder this year than in in and state GOP chairper- any election in which he was not filliam McLaughlin agreed Griffin, one of Ford's key a candidate, compared today's most polls show Ford and election advisors, said he has campaign tour to Ford's whistle ncratio challenger Jimmy been encouraged by what he stop train trip across southern at close to a deadlock in called indications that Ford is Michigan which reportedly running strongly in southern r'tan,is is going to be a very Milliken said at a states including South Carolina, Louisiana and Mississippi. RHARHftRHftRHft PRESENTS |cccADmy| theatre Visit the Ticket Office the Union Building, 8:15 a.m.-4:15 p.m. 22 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Rosalynn Carter self-confident PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) - Jimmy Carter amazes politicians and those and I know the situation. his grandfather says with a big smile. Chip lives in Plains and his Four rescued from men in raft seal attracts supporters with his unsinkable self-confidence. Rosalyn "Things like nuclear proliferation." she laughed, "I don't advise wife Caron taught elementary school. Jeff was a student at ST. PETERSBURG, Fls. (AP) - Four men Carter, after 30 years as his wife, has much of the same quality of him on that." Georgia Tech and his wife Annette worked for the state in teacher who snen, * hours adrift in a makeshift raft with their legs danvli • security about herself. Mrs. Carter, married at 18, has always worked in and out of the certification. Gulf of Mexico after abandoning their capsized "I learned when Jimmy was governor I could do anything. It home. With four growing children, she kept the books at the shin cu""1 ■ didn 't matter what kind of project it was," she said in an interview Carter peanut warehouse while her husband was in the State Amy, 9, was born 15 years after her brothers. For years Mrs. their rescue by breaking out the last of their of soda. provision, 11,111 'Hi last summer. Senate. When he ran for governor she campaigned for a year Carter had been unable to have more children and an operation | Rosalynn (pronounced ROSE-a-lynn) is a forceful and accom¬ throughout Georgia. was necessary to remove a tumor from her uterus. "I'm going to be in church on Sunday. That's one o,„ I plished woman and she has been described many times as Carter's When Carter launched his long quest for the presidency, she did make," Danny Busick, 32, said Wednesday 5? 11 "I lived in a Christian home. My mother and father went to midnight rescue about 135 miles west of St. Petersb "* ' closest adviser. But she makes no pretense of dominance. began traveling at least two days a week. She campaigned in 34 church every Sunday. I went to Sunday School and church and to The men said they did a little praying and a lot Carter has said their first serious argument occurred when he states before the nomination, visiting 110 cities and towns in Iowa of sw the league on Sunday nights," Mrs. Carter said. they bobbed and sloshed in swells up to eight feet X" I decided to quit the Navy. At first, his wife "disagreed violently," alone. She does her own housework, relying on help one day a week "We did the same thing with our children. We go to Sunday together for warmth as the U.S. Coast Guard, the N, * but then "reluctantly agreed." They returned to Plains. - the Air Force searched 14,000-square miles of "Jimmy always talks over the decisions with me. He talks over during the periods when she is traveling. school and church every Sunday. We always took them with us. Gulf » the distress call Monday. the issues with me. When he was governor he told me the things "I've always done my own work," she says. "Tve never had a We did our daily Bible readings when they were growing up. We Finally, early Wednesday, the crew of a Coast Guard „i I he was doing and got my opinon. cook except when Jimmy was governor." always said prayers at the table and talked freely and openly about spotted a dim blinking light from an oversized flashlight r I "But the decisions are his. If he asks me for advice — we She fixes her own hair, taking a bath at night and popping in hot the personal relationship with Jesus Christ." members radioed for a rescue helicopter which discuss everything.... I might not be informed about it like he is, curlers in the morning. hoisted ii" I Doubts about the future? weary seamen from their drifting raft. *I and I feel that if I don't understand it. I might ask questions that The three Carter sons, John W. "Jack," 28; James E. Ill "Chip," "I don't know," she said. would give him a different perspective, just to let him know how 26; and Jeff, 23, are married. The whole family has been Rescued were Capt. Phillip Baugh, 29; O'Brien, 26; Manny Bradley, 26, a clothing store Seaman Do,»i I people would react. campaigning for more than a year. "I've campaigned for over a year and I've made about 12 operatorTSI Tired I Busick, a camper-van customizer, all of Biloxi, Miss. "He respects my ability to do things like that," she said. "I Jack, a law graduate, and his wife, Judy, have the only Carter speeches a day, with press conferences, all day every day. and cold, the men were transported to a always advise him on mental health issues because I've studied grandchild, Jason, "who must be the finest grandson in Georgia," "I think anything after this would be easy." hospital NOTICE TO ALL STUDENTS Academic Advising, Enrollment and Registration For 1977 Winter Term GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FROM COLLEGE OF SOCIAL SCIENCE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS COLLEGE OF HUMAN MEDICINE THE REGISTRAR Students in Asian Studies, African Studies and Latin Academic Advising for Winter Term, 1977, will take place Medical Students American Studies Programs should see their respective during the period of November 1-12. Students should adhere The 1977 Winter term Schedule of Courses and Academic Center advisers as well as the advisers in the Department of to the following schedule: All students must have consulted with their academic I Handbook will be available to dormitory residents in their their major. 1. Students in Economics, Business Education, Distributive advisers before November 5. Please come to the Office Student Affairs, Room A 234 Life Sciences d I residence halls on Friday, October 29; and to other students Building. at the counter in Room 150, Hannah Administration Labor and Industrial Relations — Graduate students should Education, Office Administration, Risk and Insurance, and Building see their advisers before enrollment and the Honors College should see their faculty academic advisers Medical Technology Students beginning on Monday, November 1. registration. A summary of what to do — where, when...concerning the Social Science — Undergraduate — Students should see their in the respective departments during the advisers' regularly All Students must have made an appointment and seen their I enrollment and registration procedure for Winter term is own advisers before enrollment and registration. Office scheduled office hours. academic advisers before enrolling for Winter term. Plea* I hours are posted in 141 Baker Hall. Social Science Graduates 2. All undergraduate Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional call 353-7800 for an appointment. outlined in the 1977 Winter term Schedule of Courses and Academic Handbook. — 141 Baker — Greg Gavrilides, adviser, 353-2241. Management and Travel and Tourism Management majors Your discussion with your adviser will be based on a Student Anthropology — Ms. Ann Ferguson, Undergraduate should see advisers in the College of Business Advisement Academic Progress Plan which you should develop or modify Adviser, is available in her office 346 Baker Hall, from 9:30 Center, Room 7 Eppley Center, at the following hours on the JUSTIN MORRILL COLLEGE in conference with your adviser. Bring your Progress Plan a.m.-4:00 p.m. during November 1-5. following days: Monday 8:30-4:00, Tuesday 8:00-3:00, record with you to see your academic adviser according to the Geography — Ms. Joyce Myers, Undergraduate Adviser in Wednesday 10:00-12:30, 2:00-4:00, Thursday 8:00-3:00, 1.Duringthe periodOctober 27-November 5 students should arrangement in your college land possibly department) Department, will be in her office, 311 Natural Science, during Friday 10:00-1:00, 2:30-5:00. see an academic assistant or faculty adviser to plan u as outlined below: posted hours, November 1-5. Students should see adviser 3. Students in all other undergraduate majors should see an academic schedule for winter term. Students who do m before enrollment and registration. adviser in Room 7 Eppley Center from 8:00-4:30 on the know their advisers can check in office 59. SENIORS zre_ Political Science Students wishing to be advised prior to following dates in the following order: reminded that your Field of Concentration Planning Fori I — COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS early enrollment should see Mrs. LeeAnn Matthews, must be signed by your adviser and be on file in thl November 1 and 2 A-C All undergraduate majors in the College of Arts and Letters, Undergraduate Adviser during posted hours. November 1-5, Assistant Dean's office before you can register in either I November 3 D-G except Studio Art Majors, should see their academic advisers Psychology — Mrs. Mary Donoghue, Undergraduate November 4 H-L December or January. I during office hours November 1 through 5. Check with Adviser, will be in her office, 7 Olds Hall, from 8-12 and 1-5 November 5 M-Q 2. Justin Morrill students will early enroll for all courses I department offices for the hours of individual advisers. Make during November 1-5. (university and JMC) in front of office 59 from 8:30 a.m. tol November 8 R-S an appointment to minimize waiting in line or if you cannot Sociology — All majors should plan to consult with their 12:00 noon according to the alphabetical schedule and data I adviser prior to early enrollment. Contact Department office November 9 T-Z come at the hours scheduled. November 10,11 and 12 for students unable to published in the Winter 1977 edition of the Schedule ill at 355-6640 to find out your adviser and the appropriate office come at the Studio Art majors — should see their advisers on Monday, scheduled times. Courses and Academic Handbook. I hours. November 1. All Studio Art classes will be dismissed that day Criminal Justice 4. Specific appointments will not be accepted. 3. JMC course descriptions will be available in the Advisiiil and advisers will be in their offices from 8-12 and 1-4. — Students who have not had their Center (11 Snyder) on October 27. I 5. Juniors and seniors should review major field require¬ English majors - should go to room 212 Morrill Hall any day programs planned for the Winter term should report to 4. NON-JMC STUDENTS: All courses in Justin Morrill ments with their faculty academic advisers during this during the hours 9-12 and 1-4. Appointments are not Marilyn Frost in 402A Olds Hall for advising 8-12 and 1-5, College are open to non-JMC students on a space available I November 1-5. advisement period. basis, enrollment priority being given to JMC students.! Social Work — Freshmen and 6. Graduate students should make an appointment to see History majors — should go to the Undergraduate Adviser, Sophomores see Mrs. Sally Detailed course descriptions of all the winter courses will bs I parks, Room 220Baker Hall. 353-8626, November 1-6, (MWF their respective academic advisers. 306A Morrill Hall. 8:30 12:30; T-Th 1-5). Juniors and Seniors see Mrs. Jean available in the college Advising Center 111 Snyderl fc;l All History majors planning to take Ed 200. 327 or 327J, October 27. Questions about courses or the college pro Graham, Room 234 Baker Hall, 353-8619, November 1-5, COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE be answered in the please check with History adviser to make sure they are can Advising Center or by c IM-W 12:30-4:30; T-Th F 8:30-12:30). 353-9599. correctly coded for History-Education. The Student Affairs Office will hold pre-enrollment for COM Humanities majors lexcept Pre-Law) - should go to the Urban Planning — For academic advising see advisers during students on the standard curriculum during the week of Undergraduate Office of the College of Arts and Letters, 207 posted office hours located outside their offices, November 1-5. November 8. Those students on alternate programs may Linton Hall. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE - Humanities Pre-Law majors — should check their adviser's Landscape Architecture — All students will be advised by pre-enroll upon presentation of a completed adviser one of the faculty as approved Winter term schedule. NO PREFERENCE office hours with the History or Philosophy Department. posted in department office, November Music majors — should go to the Undergraduate 1-5. Professor Hazlett will be advising all new and Advising major An appointment notice has been mailed to each No Prefrl Center, 105 or 155 Music Building. transfer students. COLLEGE OF HUMAN ECOLOGY ence student. Students who do not receive notices or wktl All other majors - go directly to Academic Advisers. COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCE are unable to keep their appointments may report to si nil COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION ARTS FCS MAJORS: visement center before November 8. 1. Schedule an appointment for a conference with your Sign Up by Appointment ONLY: Dr. Melcer-4B Morrill Hall; Students who do not confer with an adviser must assume fd| AND SCIENCES Mrs. Hansen-4C MH; Dr. Whiren-4D MH. Sign-up sheet is academic adviser by signing the appointment sheet responsibility for their programs. Advertising355-2314, Nov. 1-5. Two group advising sessions designating his available hours. This sheet is now posted posted on office door. Every no Preference student who will have earned Si will he held on Wed., Nov. 3at Telephone for Appointment ONLY: Dr. Schiamberg-Mon. 7:30p.m. andThurs., Nov. 4 at near his office. Conferences are to be held during the period credits (junior standing) by the end of Fall term, 1976.mu*l LOCpm in 122 Berkev Hall. If unable to attend either of these 1-3 p.m., 6 MH, 355-3519; Mrs. Abedor-Wed & Thurs., 1-3 sessions, call or visit the departmental office. 204 Journalism 1 November to 5 November 2. For your appointment, bring to your academic advisor p.m.. 4C MH, 355-5278. declare a major before the end of the term. Studeiu| enrolling in evening classes only may confer with at Bldg.. and sign up for an appointment with an adviser. your planned program for the entire year and go over it with No AppointmentNecessary:Mrs. Abedor-4C MH, Mon., 1-3 by telephone (355-3515) during regular office hours (8 a.t Audiologv and Speech Sciences 353-8780, Nov. 1-5, him for his suggestions. p.m.; Mrs. Garlick-4D MH, Wed., 2-4:30 p.m. 5 p.m.). Individual appointments available on 3. All College of Natural Science request, majors must see their t ommunication 355-3471, Nov. 1-5. GROUP SESSIONS FOR MAJORS IN HUMAN EN STUDENT ADVISEMENT CENTERS: Advising will be academic advisers each term to discuss their program. conducted 8-5:00 in 502 and 504 S. Kedzie. No appointment 4. Students interested in biological science, physical science, VIRONMENT & DESIGN: S33 Wonders for Case, Wilson, Wonders, Holden resideiuj necessary. Attendance required of majors wishing to early and general science teaching certification programs must Retailing Majors — Thurs., Oct. 28, 4-5 p.m. and 5-6 p.m. 229 E. Akers for East Campus residents enroll. (two sessions), 107 S. Kedzie Hall. 109 Brody for residents of Brody Complex Journalism 353 6430. Nov. 15. Hours apply through the Science & Mathematics Teaching Center posted on advisers' at E-37 McDonel by 1 November. Notification of action will Clothing & Textiles Majors — Mon., Nov. 1,12:30-1:30 p.m., 170 Bessey Hall for all others: off-campus, Abbot. 1 office doors. All students must see their adviser Rm. 102 H.E. Bldg. Phillips, Shaw, Snyder, and West Circle Hall residents before be mailed by 8 November in time for early registration. pre enrolling. Interior Design Majors — Mon., Nov. 1, 7-8 p.m., Rm. 300 Telecommunication 355-8372, Nov. 1-5. Students should H.E. Bldg. go to THE HONORS COLLEGE the Student Advising Office located in 318 Union Bldg. Human Environment & Design Majors (Housing) — Tues., COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Nov. 2, 12:40-1:30 p.m., Rm. 307 H.E. Bldg. No Preference students in the Honors College should to their Advisers in the Honors report Students in Health, Physical Education and Recreation. Industrial Arts, and upperclassmen in Special Educatiofc a| JAMES MADISON COLLEGE College office for academic MAJORS IN THE DEPARTMENT OF FOOD SCIENCE & advising before completing early enrollment procedures for HUMAN NUTRITION: should consult with their advisers between November l®j During the week of November 1-5, all James Madison the Winter term. November 5. Advisers will observe normal office hi Advisees of Stella Cash, Mrs. Gartung, and Professor students are asked to meet with their academic advisers to during this period. plan a Winter term schedule. All other Honors College students should Wenberg please sign up in Rm. 1, H.E. Bldg. Advisees of Dr. Students should make an arrange to visit Bennick — Rm. 106B; Dr. Zabik — Rm. 139B; Dr. Chenoweth appointment to see their advisers at this time. It is with Honors Advisers in their fields before completing the — RM. 208C; and Dr. Miller — Rm. 236 of the Food Science Undergraduate Elementary Education and Special Ei recommended that students take this opportunity to enrollment procedures outlined by the college of their major. tion majors who are assigned to the Advisement C( Building. undertake some long-range planning and to come prepared need not see their advisers unless special assistance! with a Student Handbook and MSU Catalog. Honors College students, who have not received the FAMILY ECOLOGY CONSUMER-COMMUNITY needed. Advisers will be available to see students onj •Special note to non-Madison students: Non-Madison "Bulletin" by November 5, should pick one up at the Honors SERVICES MAJORS: first-come, first-served basis during their regular or students will be admitted to certain Madison courses during College. Please sign up as soon as possible on the sheet outside Rm. hours, November 1 through November 12. Office hours W Winter term, 1977. These courses will be indicated in the posted in 134 Erickson Hall. 114 H.E. Bldg. for advising appointments with Dr. Aldrich. Schedule of Courses by an asterisk. For more information COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE Appointments will run from Oct. 28-Nov. 3. and further details, please call 3-6754 or stop by the office «l the Director of Academic and Student PREVETERINARY Affairs, 369 South CHANGE OF MAJOR Case Hall. 1. New Preveterinary majors Fall 1976 — come to E-136 Fee COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND Hall LYMAN BRIGGS COLLEGE according to the following schedule: Oct 29 (Fri): A -Bz Nov 5(Fri): Lb-Oz NATURAL RESOURCES FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES: University students with 84 or fewer credits initiate changes of mf »F| Nov 2 (Tu): Ca-Dz Nov 8(Mon): Pa-Sb Students should meet with advisers as follows: preference in the appropriate University College Acar 1. During the period of November 1-5 students should Nov 3(Wed): Ea-He contact Nov 9(Tu): Sc-Tz Agriculture and Natural Resources No Preference Student Affairs Office. their academic advisers to Nov 4(Th): Hf-La prepare an academic program for Nov 10(Wed): Ua-Z Nov. 3 & 4 at 7 p.m. 121 Agriculture Hall South Campus Residents: S33 Wonders Hall winter term. Academic adviser assignments for freshmen 2. Previously enrolled Preveterinary majors — come to E-136 Agriculture and Natural Resources Communications Brody Residents: 109 Brody Hall and new transfer students are available with the October 18 Fee Hall according to Nov. 4 at 7:30 p.m. 309 Agriculture Hall East Campus Residents: 229 E. Akers Hall Briggs Newsletter or in the Briggs College Office (E 30 the following schedule: Oct 251 Mon): A-Eg Animal Husbandry freshmen and sophomores North Campus and Off-Campus Residents, including Holmes Hall). Information Oct 27(Wed): Lb-Sa regarding the scheduling of Oct 26(Tu): Eh-La Nov. 2 & 3, 7:30 p.m. 217 Anthony Hall Hall: 170 Bessey Hall advisement appointments is in the October 25 Oct 28(Th): Sb-Z , Briggs Crop and Soil Science JUNIORS AND SENIORS: Students wishing to « Newsletter. VETERINARY Students in the professional program will be enrolled Nov. 1-5,8 a.m.-noon and 1-5 p.m. 409B Agriculture Hall their majors in one degree college to major in sn 2. Students are encouraged to by the bring their schedule book, Dairy Science degree college must initiate the change in the office their Program Planning Handbook, and a tenative program Dean's Office. Nov. 1 & 2, 7:30 p.m. 126 Anthony Hall assistant dean of the college in which they are regist "j when they come to the appointment. Horticulture a change is approved, it becomes effective at the b« 3. Questions regarding the academic advisement procedure COLLEGE OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (Landscape Horticulture, Pomology, Teacher Certifi¬ of the next term. may be directed to the Briggs Officse. cation) Majors in Urban & Metropolitan Studies and Racial & Ethnic Studies are expected to plan their Winter term Nov. 1, 7-9 p.m. The student must meet the requirements for g™' _ COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 204 Horticulture Building given in the catalog current at the time the en » 1 schedule with their academic advisers between November (Floriculture, Vegetable, Therapy) effective. Thirty credits must be completed while en a Students with majors in the College of 1-5. Appointments should be made with their advisers. Nov. 2, 7-9 p.m. 205 Horticulture Building the major in the college in which the degree is to De Engineering should Non-Urban Development students should consult with the All others should see their advisers by appointment have received information about advising appointments during Residence college students (James Madison, Justin from their adviser. Director of Student Affairs, Room 114 West Owen Graduate the period of November 1-5 except those who have a Lyman Briggs) must initiate changes of major in tn Students who have not received notification should contact Center, 353-1803, if they wish to receive information about previously arranged Progress Plan. Appointments should be affairs or dean's office of their respective college- their adviser immediately. programs and courses. made as early in the advising period as possible. COUNSELING: Facilities of the Counseling ten" available to assist students considering a change o | major pri>»»™w< ■ Michiggn Stota News, East Lcntlng. Mlchlgon Friday, October 29, 1976 23 LetUs AD - VISE You Today 355-8255 Automotive a] j Automotive Employment jf | Aparfents [fy] FORD TORINO 1976. Air, AM/FM wy 1971 [ Apartwh-]g | For Site nUa r n Tw S£, 355-3239 SSL ^ anytime. 3-10-29 ^ mpg. 351-8999. 4-10-291121 „ AUDITIONS FOR Masters of Cer¬ emonies, Miss Black MSU Pag¬ ASSOCIATE TO local businessman needs OWNER mature - ONE BEDROOM furnished or unfurnished. Haslett Rd. Close. ONE RESPONSIBLE person NEW TO LANSING AREA. Stone¬ I!2! eant on November 3, 7 p.m., 1961 married person with ambition. NORTH POINTE APARTMENTS. needed for unique Paddox Farms- ware clay, chemicals, miscellane¬ Room, Case Hall. 5-11-3 (17) For luxury apartment. 349-2560. 5-11- GMC VENTURA Custom" Van interview, appointment, Call 332-6354. C-9-10-29 (12) 2(12) ous items. Brochure free. 669- 1976. K ton white with gold ' interior. 14,000 miles. 487-0278 or I tUtaycte Haw WAITRESSES, APPLY in person, 489-5808. 5-11-2 1161 3971. 1-10-29 (12) HUDDLE SOUTH, 820 West Miller NEED BABYSITTER FEMALE NEEDED immediately to 487-8211, ext. 46. 8-11-4 (18) Monday, RESPONSIBLE, FEMALE grad LICA M5, M3, 35 sumilux, 50 share furnished deluxe one bed¬ SPORTSTER 1969. Good condi¬ Road, Lansing. 8-11-2 (11) Wednesday, Friday 8:15 - 4:15. student or professional. Two bed¬ sumicron, 135 Elmar. 332-0173 Own ti room apartment with female room apartment. Close to campus. GMC VAN, 1973, Custom tion, must sell fast $1200/best u.isportation. References. grad after 6 p.m. 6-11-5(12) interior, Call 349 2782 after 4:30. student, $105, utilities. 351-6271; 337-0398. 8-11-2 (14) tape deck, 6-cylinder, radio. Ex¬ offer. 393-7315. 6-11-1 (121 AVON —LOOKING for 8-11-5 part time (13) 351-4799. 2-3-11-1 (17) ceptional condition. 332-5619 opportunity. Sell faqpous pro¬ TWIN BEDSPREADS, white. Re- OKEMOS AREA: One bedroom gina floor polisher/scrubber. Por¬ ducts, set your own schedule and 2-10-29 (131 HONDA. 350 1973.^^"condi¬ tion, must sell, $500/best offer. earn money. 482-6893. 22-10-29 ESCORTS WANTED. Earn while FEMALE ROOMATE needed to apartment available. Moderately table television with stand. 332- you Is,.. $4.00 per hour. 489- priced. Phone 332-01 i1. 0-2-10-29 353-1415. 8-11-2 112) complete 4 man apartment. Amer¬ 0755. 3-11-2 (12) GREMLIN 1975 - Rustproofed 1216. l 30 ;o-29 (12) icana Apartments. $90/month radio, tape deck, radials, 3-speed. TYPIST: ACCURATE typist need¬ available immediately. 351-6142. MENS VOKL/Salomon skis, boots Excellent condition. $2295 393- 6362 after 5 p.m. 8-11-5 HONDA STEPTHROUGH 50 Excellent condition. $175. Phone 7c. ed, 12 noon-8:30 p.m. to operate BEAUTICIAN NEEDED immedi¬ 3-11-1(15) TWO NEW one bedroom, cable, (11)'$35, Women's boots (6 1/2) (15) ately. Prefer some clientele. Call air, immediate occupancy, fur¬ $10. 351-8967. E-5-11-4 (12) 485-5384 or 485-0823. 6-10-29 word processing equipment. Will Cindy, 332-4314 (121 or 339-9928 SUBLESSOR WANTED for one nished or unfurnished, 351-8058. GREMLIN X 1974. White, 30,000 train, excellent fringe benefits and 10-11 1 1121 ' bedroom apartment. $170 a 8-11-8(12) RECORDS, TAPES, sheet miles, good condition, $1750/best working conditions. Near airport music. location. Call 374-8979. Equal month. Close to campus. Call The most complete selection in otter. 349-0283. 8-11-9 (12) Op¬ PART TIME help wanted, nights 332-6643 or 351-8000 Ask for Ann WOODMERE. ONE female needed Mid-Michigan MARSHALL MU¬ portunity Employer. 5-10-29 (281 and weekends. SEVEN ELEVEN at for 2 person. $115. Beginning Hunter. 3-11-1 (20) SIC, East Lansing. C-10-10-29 IMPALA 1968. Air conditioned, Waverlyand Holmes. Call or come November 15th. 351-9263. 8-11-9 in. 882 9585. rebuilt engine, new exhaust. Ex¬ 8-11-4(181 TWO-HORSE trailer. T Cherokee MALE ROOMMATE needed for cellent condition. $480, 355-5860. Tandem axle, surge brakes, like 3-11-1 (12) MMSTKS stsiiMsa 5 days' Call me and will see if we can NEEDED Part time WAREHOUSEMAN. mornings. Box 32, East furnished apartment. $95/month- ly. One block campus. 351-3648. 4-10-29 (27) ONE MALE needed immediately to sublet apartment. One block njw. Phone 339-9522. 8-11-3 (13) Lansing. Ml 48823. 3-10-29 (12) from campus. $80 per month plus IMPALA 1967 63,000. Good trans¬ benefit each other. COMBINED NAVY PARKA, Antler Dacron. utilities. 351-3359. 8-11-9 (17) portation. New paint, automatic. BUSINESS SUPPLIES. 487-8820. TWO MAN, one bedroom unit. Orange lining. Extra large. Never $450. Call Ralph, 676-4700. 2-6-11- 5-10-29 (36) For Rent Furnished, five blocks from cam¬ CAMPUS. MALL close. Carpeted worn. $50. 349-3317. E-5-10-29 3(121 112) pus. Heat and water furnished, air deluxe one bedroom. Snack bar. HOME, HEALTH aid, housekeep¬ HIGHLAND HILLS banquet conditioning, heated pool. Immed¬ $150. 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 339-2346; LEMANS 1967. Automatic, 60,000 available for Christmas iate occupancy. $218. 9 month SQUINTING CAUSES wrinkles, er, 8-12 Monday-Friday. Okemos rooms after 655-3843. 8-11-2(15) miles. help prevent with prescription Mechanically excellent. area. For more information, call parties and wedding receptions, lease; $198 1 year lease. 745 Clean interior: 351-6958 after 5 30 etc. Corner U.S. 27 North and Burcham Drive. Phone 351-3118. ground sunglasses. OPTICAL 349-4918. 8-11-9 (14) DISCOUNT, 2617 East Michigan, p.m. 8-10-29 (12) MASON BODY SHOP 812 East EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES: Alward Road. 669-9873 9-3 p.m. 20-11-221211 0-3-10-29 (33) Houses ;j£. 372-7409. C 5-10-29 (15) LEMANS 1969. 46,000, automatic. Kalamazoo Street since 1940. full time day shift. Good benefits. AMERICANA - ONE female FARM PLUS luxury, nice new two GIFT MERCHANDISE - 40% off New tires. All power. Phone Complete auto painting and colli- Holiday Inn. Call 351-1440. 8-11-9 MASON TWO adjoining rooms in needed winter and spring. Nice bedroom in all brick colonial on 4 enormous selection - 339-2998 after 6:30 p.m. 2-3-10-29 - free s;on service. American and foreign (121 large house. Share kitchen, living apartment. Nice girls. Close. 337- acres, $400 per month. Includes all information. BKS, 100 West Poca¬ cars. 485-0256. C-21-10-29 (201 areas. 676 4601. Z-6-11-2 1121 2327. 8-10-29(13) utilities plus a place for your horse. hontas, Kansas City, MO 64114. BABYSITTING-EAST 4 miles south of MSU. 882-8779 Lansing 2-10-11-5 (16) MACH 1351 V-81970. Steel belted home. Own transportation. Mon¬ TV AND stereo rentals. ONE BEDROOM apartment. after 3 p.m. 8-118 (34) NEED a good used tire? Over $25/term. Neat, radials. 332-0173 after 6 p.m. 400 day, Thursday, Friday nights. 10 in stock, priced from $4. $10.95/month. Call NEJAC 337- clean, utilities paid. Near Sparrow. TWIN BED, desk, TV, small 6-11-5 (12) Snows p.m.-l a.m. Nancy 351-8550.8-11- 1010 C 21 10-29(121 FOUR BEDROOM home. $280/ from $5. All tires mounted free. $155/month. 332-1095 evenings. bookcases. Coffee table, like new. 9114) 0-14-10-29 (13) month. Lease and security de¬ PENNELL SALES. 482-5818. Call 351-0894. 4-10-29 (12) MGB 1975 Roadster. Excellent posit, 607 North Magnolia. 337- condition and loaded. Call Craig 8-11-8(22) Apartments EAST LANSING-Furnished/un- 7866 4-11-3 (13) Gibson at 627-9973 and leave a furnished one bedroom. Patio, SPEND AN JUNK CARS wanted. ANDREA HILLS EAST HOUSE, newly redecorat¬ message. Z-5-10-29 (161 Pay top carpeting, drapes, air condition¬ - OLD-FASHIONED dollar. Also late model wrecks. Brand new. five minutes to cam¬ ed, unfurnished. Couple only. No ing, ample parking, laundry facili¬ DAY AT 489-3080. C-8-10-29 (11) pus. One and two bedrooms, ties. Rent includes heat and water. children or pets. $145/month plus MG MIDGET 1969. Red, good FULL AND part time game room some furnished from $169. Phone Phone 351-6159. X-0-12 11-1 (22) security. Call 484-3513. 8-11-9 (17) UNCLE JOHN'S condition. $650 351-2161 after 5 WE BUY junk cars and trucks. girls. Excellent pay and work 351 6866, 332-1334. 8-11-8 (20) CIDER MILL p.m. 3-10-29 (121 Top conditions. Must be neat and dollar. 489-4647 NORTHSIDE NEED ONE person to share house. AUTO PARTS. 8-11-1 (12) personable and enjoy playing pool, SOUTH HOLMES, near Sparrow. TWO BEDROOM Duplex, one Walking distance to campus. 351- fj-". 10 a.m. TIL DARK mile from campus, $189/month. OLDS 88 1972. Very good running pinball, etc. Apply in person only, Ground level apartment 9060. 8-11-9(12) efficiency, Call after 6 p.m. 332-2110. 8-11-2 car. $700.339-2550,351-0873 after LIFETIME GUARANTEED exhaust weekdays, between 10 and 5 p.m. furnished, all utilities. Adults, 5 p.m. 8-11-9 (12) at the CINEMA X ADULT ENTER¬ systems for your $130. 351-7497. 0-2-10-29 (14) foreign car at TAINMENT CENTER, 1000 West NEED ONE for 4 bedroom, 6 man CHEQUERED FLAG FOREIGN FEMALE NEEDED. December 1. OLDS DELTA 88 1965. 58,000 Jolly Road. 0-11-10-29 I44I MERIDIAN house, near Gables, $70. 349-3546. CAR PARTS, 2605 East Kalama¬ MALL. 2 bedroom, North Point miles. Good radials. Not rusted zoo Street, one mile west 900 square Apartments. $92.50. 8-11-3 (12) of feet, new shag. New 351-3103. 5-10-29 (12) out. Needs turn-up and manifold campus. 487-5055. C-12-10-29 (241 MEN/WOMEN - make money paint, new drapes. No pets. $195. NEAR CAMPUS. 331 West Sag pipe. $250/best offer. Stellflug, before Christmas. 869-3654, leave message. 8-11 -2 818 CLEO, 2 bedroom, wall to wall Everything sup¬ (19) inaw. Three-four persons. $200/ WATERBED MATTRESS, queen 353-8777 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 10-11-10 AMERICAN. GERMAN AND plied. BT, P.O. Box 352, Kansas carpet, utilities paid except electri¬ month plus utilities. 1-787-4119. (24) size, $35, under warranty. Call FOREIGN CAR REPAIR, City, MO 64141 Z-10-11-5 (16) city. Garage, washer-drydr hook¬ 6-11-3 (13) also body. 20% DISCOUNT to EAST LANSING one bedroom evenings, 353 2842. E-5-10-29 (12) up. Partially furnished. 882-8913 or students and faculty on all cash'n furnished apartments available fall 489 5652. 6-11-1 OLDSMOBILE 88 - 1974 two WAITRESSES AND cooks. Apply and winter terms. Close to cam¬ SHARE LARGE quiet house. door carry VW service parts. IMPORT in person, HUDDLE NORTH, Studious house mates. hardtop. Air, power steering AUTO PARTS, 500 East Kalama¬ pus bus stop. From $180 per $75/ and Downtown Leonard's Plaza. 309 513 HILLCREST TOWNS largest brakes, radio, low mileage. month. Call CEDAR GREENS month, per bedroom. 374-8536. zoo and Cedar. 485-2047, 485- North Washington. 7-11-3 (14) one bedroom apartment. Very good condition. 489-0602. Brightly .4-10-29(12) 9229. Master Charge and Bank APARTMENTS. 351-8631. 11-11-5 furnished, security, dishwasher, PORSCHE HEATER exchangers. 8-11-4 (18) (25) Americard. 0-10-10-29 (37) COLLEGE AGENT Intern-life in¬ air, etc. Nice area, 3 blocks MSU. 2.0 both sides. $100 each. New. WOMAN WANTED, surance seles; 15-20 hours $210. 337-1562. QR-5-10-29 (2) large room, 394-2275, keep calling. 4-11-2 (12) OLDSMOBILE 1970 Wagon. 353- per ONE OR two males for furnished nice house. Co-ed, close. $80, U-REPAIR AUTO SERVICE CEN¬ week. plus 0782, 8-5 p.m. 351-8754 after 5 Straight commission :partment. Close to campus. Call utilities. 351-6256. 3-11-1 (12) STEEL BELTED mud and snows p.m. Good condition. 5-11-4 (12) TER, 5311 South Pennsylvania. 882-8742. YOU repair your car. Sophisticated training program, develop referrals and sell quality 332-4432. 0-6-10-29(12) YES...We - 5 1976 Jeep wheels and tires YOU save money. Tune-up special ROOMMATES NEEDED for large 7,000 miles. $175/best offer 355- OPEL GT 1972. Must sell immed¬ $24.98. Monday-Friday 10-8, Sat¬ protection. Can lead career on to permanent graduation and ad¬ FIVE ROOM upstairs apartment. have house near airport. Call Bill 482- 6713. 2-10-29 (17) iately. Make an offer. Call 484- Unfurnished except for ap¬ 5116 after 6 p.m. 8-11-3(12) urday 10-6. C-1-10-29 1617 or 372-2494 evenings. 10-11- vancement to estate and planning. Contact Jere business Whiteley pliances. Garage. Utilities paid. location! SNOW TIRES, less than 200 9(14) $155/month plus deposit. 320 River's and Water's miles. E -70-14. $22 each. 355-2775 351 2500. 8-11-4 (40) Rooms ShlIBI North Butler, Lansing. IV2-2577 after 5 p.m. XZE-5-11-2 (12) between noon and 2 p.m. S-6- Edge Apartments PINTO 1973 station wagon. 4 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - Lan¬ 10/29 (24) speed, air conditioned, 39,000 1050 Waters SINGLE ROOMS. $25 deposit. VOX SUPER Continental double Part Time Typist wanted for State sing law office, Good typing skills, Edge Dr. miles. $1,600. 349-4456. 8-11-2 some bookkeeping required. At¬ From $66/month. Also lease by keyboard organ, Yamaha and News Composing. Apply at 42714 SUBLEASE ON large one bed¬ (next to Cedar Village) Farfisa organs. Kustom, West, tractive salary. 372-6031. 8-11-4 week. Call between 12-6 p.m. ■CAR? Sell your unwanted Albert, Thurs. between 2 & 3. 114) room apartment, block from 351-4495. C-1-10-29 (15) Jensen, and Fender amplifiers. p.m. 332-2110. matic transmission, power steer¬ 26th thru December 25th. 25 hours 332-8001. 5-10-29 (15) week. multi-manufacturer distributor. 12- WHITE HALL Manor ing and brakes. AM/FM. Good a Open schedule. Salary 20 Hours/week. Automobile re¬ - Two bed- DOWN JACKET, *25. Like new. ONE PERSON for furnished apart¬ condition $250. 332-4085 or 353- negotiable 489-2435. 5-10-29 1251 room, near campus. Available ROOM IN friendly house near Men's medium. 351-9263. E-5-11-4 VU.E SPORTS 8668. 3-11-1 (16) quired. 339-9500 or 339-3400. 0- November 15. 393-1721; 351-0995. ment, own room. $85 month. Heat Van, 1976. paid. 332-1093.8-11-4(12) campus. $85 plus utilities. Immed¬ T"9». 350, V-8, power WOMAN WANTED tc make din- 3-11-2 (12) iate occupancy. 351-7736. 4-11-1 i brakes. Air PONTIAC LAMENS 1968. Auto¬ nerfcr two elementary students in ■mas. 627 9570. conditioning, MODELS WANTED. $8.00 per EAST SIDE. NEEDED ONE or 2 women. Cedar (12) SOUNDESIGN 8 track player and matic transmission. Power steer¬ 2 bedroom 4-10-29 ing. Best offer. 351-0004 morn¬ home'nM^Meiie^^arents home near work Meijers. Parents work "our. 489-1215. Z-30-11-30 (12) fumished, utilities paid. Parking, Close to bus and Village Apartments, Winter/Spring term. 351-0902. 8-11-8 (12) NEED ONE easy-going, semi-neat recorder, $40. Call 332-8009. E-5- 11-4 112) ings/evenings. 10-11-4 (12) late. 349-9486. 5-10-29 (23) MASSUESES WANTED. We will shopping. Prefer people to share three bedroom ft0 1974 3-speed. Extra train. $8.00 per hour. 489-1215. DOWNTOWN LANSING - farmhouse. Quiet friendly country COMPLETE STEREO, Kenwood sell, 485-9224. PONTIAC LEMANS Convertible AVON - A friendly personality is 7400, Infinity POS2 and more. Z-30-11-30 (12) 122) Near, 2 bedrooms, $170. Deposit atmosphere. Phone 337-7776. 1970. Pawer steering, power all you need to begin selling. Be 5-10-29 (18) required. Phone 489-4680. 6-11-3 Asking $730. Phone 353-8414. brakes, AM/FM. excellent condi¬ your own boss on your own time. 6-11-5 (12) tion. 332-4951, after 6 p.m. 8-11-4 482-6893. 25-12-3 (20) ROOM IN deluxe townhouse for THREE BEDROOM furnished SHARE LARGE quiet house. PJ-EMALIBU, "»9 rims. Good 1J71. Throe (141 desperately needed live-in babysit¬ apartment. Large rooms, newly GIRL WANTED to share apart- Studious house mates. $75/month condition. ter for second grader. Watch decorated, suitable for 3 students. ^1 -5457, 8-11-4 PART-TIME TELEPHONE SALES: per bedroom. 374-8536. 4-10-29 (121 before and after school and occa¬ $195/month plus utilities. Busline ment, Grand River near Frandor. PORSCHE 1976, 914 Convertible. Mature women to work part-time (12) sional evenings. Will also consider to campus. 485-1924; Rent $84.50, 332-2819. 8-11-5 (12) Black with appearance group, from our modern office. Morning 484-9729, ®LET MONTE Carlo after noon 8-11-8 (23I 1973, luggage rack, AM/FM. tape. CB. and evening hours available. babysitter, housekeeper. Must be LAKEFRONT HOME, Lake IMMEDIATELY IF not sooner! Must sell this week. Best offer. $2.35/hour plus generous bo¬ dependable and like kids. Reply to Lansing, has fireplace, cooking Box B-2, in care of State News ONE MALE roommate, Campus Woman to share apartment. Phone Mr. Benard at privileges, use of washer and 20'i DISCOUNT TO STUDENTS 1-857-2565. Z-3-11-2 (20) nuses. $107.50/month plus electric. 351- Classified Department. 8-10-29 Hill Apartments. $72.50. Free bus, 484-9017 for interview. 8-11-8 (31) 7952. 8-11-5(13) dryer, share house. $30 per week. 142) dishwasher. Call 349-1948. 8-11-9 Call Bev, days 373-0410 after 6 VEGA 1974 Hatchback. Radio, |amLP'PK UP ,974' 3" automatic, new brakes/exhaust SERVICE STATION attendant ISN'T THERE 112) PINE LAKE APARTMENTS p.m. and weekends, 339-8834. 8-11-9 (27) |.8.&ileS' wanted. Must be hard working, student wife with a system. 36000 miles. 484-3849. 6080 Marsh Road. One bedroom, $2350' 5-10-29 (12) ambitious. Apply in person VAN ATTA MOBILE, 743 West Grand hospital experience who would like to work from 8-12 No ONE OR tv ) females for furnished shag carpet, drapes. Quiet country atmoshperel $165 plus 1965. Power River, Okemos. Friday October weekends/holidays. $3.00 hour. steering VEGA 1971, mechanicelly sound. 29th, between 1-4 p.m. 2-10-29 332-5176. 1-10-29 (22) utilities. 339-8192. 8-11-5(18) c m • ''$io; new exhaust. 373-2449, 332-0783. * % AUTO PARTS ~ 332-W5aft«'^m.'x&,il-4,U2i TV AND stereo repairman neededl MAINTENANCE MAN, general. m ALL 0F TOR 500 E. Kalamazoo >'™ or part time, for general VEGA GT Hatchback 1973. 4 Experience necessary. Hours flexi¬ repairs and maintenance. Contact at Cedar CYCLIRG REEDS T speed, blue, AM/FM stereo radio, ble. WILCOX TRADING POST THE GRATE STEAK between 8-11 radial tires. Phone 489-2012. 509 East Michigan, Lansing. 486- a.m. 351-4200 for an interview. Volkswagen complete repair r "5-2695 1-10-29 5-11-3(14) 4391. C-11-10-29 (17) 8-11-9(23) They Went service. Repair & parts for M2, That-A-Way.. .To most foreign and American Bicycles,Components, Accessories A Service cars. Body shop & point ser VW BEETLE 1969. Excellent fc,SJ971. G~qq"d~Con. i? J'toge. Power steer- ning condition, 58,000 miles, muffler and exhaust system, $650. run¬ new CLASSIFIED ADS: Best Values*Widest Selection Collingwood vices. Exchange engines .& fransaxles. RuS0?* Apartments! ■ 3135.3-10-29°«9t (14) ac- 372-8780. 8-11-3 (15) the Featuring Centurion & Motobecane ^ * air conditioned repairs • local areas. City bus VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1971. Pow¬ fe;c9'3ri^°OOm7le, K^V1586- der blue, remanufactured engine, warranty 3,000 miles or 90 days. Vary clean and sharp. See at wonder Velocipede Hours: MT W FS * * dishwasher shag carpeting IMPORT AUTO, 486-2047. C-8-10- worker WAYS Peddler 10:00 la 6:00 I Thurs. * unlimited parking 485 204/ 485 9229 fe.Vanrf.,974~». ooo 29 (22) 10:00 to 7:00, * v Stat* N*wa Classified plush furniture F r ' 34J Jjuk L' AM/FM- VW 1972 Red 4 speed, with 541E Grand River 351-7240 * model open P after 5 p.m. stereo Clean. $1250. 694-6517 L MNMI 355-8235 daily after 6 p.m. 8-11-3 1121 Located B-iow Paramount Nawl Across Ftam Sotkay Hall Call 351-8282 24Michigon Stote News, East lonsing. Michigan October 29 For Sale m\ Animals rpeamrts Parsaul. 00 I Typiog Service J COMIC BOOKS, science fiction, FREE PUPS - Shepherd, Saint DEAREST MICHAEL, Happy An- PAULA'S TYPING SERVICE. Call mysteries and much morel Visit Bernard mi*. Will be large loving nivetsaryl It's been a marvelous 482-4714 for free estimate. My CURIOUS USED BOOK SHOP, dogs. 694-6517 after 6 p.m. year — Thanks tons. Love, Your speciality is dissertations. 0-21-10- 307 East Grand River. 332-0112 E-5-10-29 (14) Little Monster. S-1-10-29 (15) 29 Masks and Windows the Actors, yvriters, production peo¬ Child Abuse {open 11:30-6 p.m.) C-10/29 I20I Announcement! for It's What's - Councilor,, needs volunteers for a TYPING, FAST, experienced, IBM walls and spaces between U.S. ple needed for Labyrinthe, original r ROOM TO board one horse. Box Happening must be received in the radio dramas on the Michigan also volunteer (pica-elite), term papers,-theses, Speaker: the Rev. Denise Tracy at ur NEW WATERBED heaters. Sell stall, pasture and feed. $50/ Real Estate JOHN CALHOUN, 332-2078. State News office, 341 Student 10:30 a.m. Sunday at Unitarian State Radio Network. Contact befriend a 4-ye„,-ul0 nationally $69.95. Student price month. 676-2277. 5-11-1 1131 OR-5-10-29 (121 Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least Universale Church, 856 Grove St. Lauren Omoto. Dale at the Office of y. $49.95. John - Joe, 351-2826. two class days before publication. E-5-11-2 1121 IRISH SETTER puppies, AKC, SPORTSMEN'S FIND. Forced to No announcements will be accept¬ sell 140 acres woodland, 130 miles FAST AND accurate typing. Feed-a-Duck Day. Today, 3:30 Openings on MSU Radio Board vary good line. Wonderful family ed by phone. for members-at-large. Applica¬ MSU Ski Team m NEW WATERBED mattresses, sell or sporting pet. $85. north of Lansing. Furnished house Reasonable rates. Near Coral p.m. at the river, behind Wells Evenings Gables. Call Marilyn 337-2293. Hall. BYOB (bring your own tions available in 8 Student Ser¬ p.m. Tuesday in 215 locally $50. Student price, $26. 339-9713. X-8-10-29 1151 trailer included. Near civilization, ■ 0-8-10-29 (121 Open volleyball will be played 11 bread) Sponsored by The Interna¬ vices Bldg. Deadline is Nov. 15. Bldg. _ John - Joe, 351-2826. E-5-11-2 yet private. Excellent deer, bird, a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday at Gym III tional Duck Society. ST. BERNARD puppies. 9 weeks hunting; snowmobiling, cross of the Men's IM old. No papers. $40. Phone 487- country skiing. Spring fed stream. BJdg. United Ministries Sunday I.D. and T. faculty and 51-m all kinds 8706. E-5 11-3 (121 Near lake, river fishing. On certi¬ Waited Connecticut students, info on Evening Fellowship holds a 5 p.m. luncheon is noon to i-yij Minority Pre-Med Students today in the 1961 YARNS fied country road. Details, price: Assn. meets 3 p.m. Sunday in travel home from the Connecticut Students at MSU, call E. Moses All Hallows Eve party, come dressed as your favorite evil Guest speaker, RoomC*|J REAL CUTE - two free kittens. Call 349-2475 after 5 p.m. 6-10-29 MATURE COUPLE wants man¬ student re E-110 E. Fee Hall. For information (in campus directory) today. person or demon. The film "Hell" tatives elections. One black, another black/white. (46) agement position in restaurant, contact Keith McElroy. Mary's Place 351-6363, evenings. E-5-11-3 (121 resort, motel or apartment with will be shown. 42$ W. Grand Dlvar LAND CONTRACT. Low equity, living quarters plus salary. Lansing Experience silence. Meditation MSU Cycling holds roller Know imperfect ChristiM| 332-S047 reasonable terms. Nice two story or nearby towns considered. Ex¬ session with B.S. Tyagi at 7:30 demonstrations and competitions The bottle bill needs you to win! patient - God rsn't ,inis ffj 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. [Mobile Homes j home with garage. Fine yard, trees and garden in quiet neighborhood, perienced. P.O. Box 24152, Lans¬ ing, Michigan, 48924. 2-10-29 (28) p.m. Monday in 312 Agriculture Hall. Bring a blanket to sit or lie at games noon before home football in front of Men's IM Help us get out the vote. Informa¬ tion 7 p.m. 331 Union. us yet. Spirit of 2:30 p.m. Christian Church, Christ Fe Sunday Tanks, cannisters, and uprights. Call Thorn 882-1412 or 353-4575. Buiding. NORRIS 1970, 12 X 60, tip-out down. Lesbians: There will be a Hal¬ Guaranteed one full year, $7.88 3-11-2 (251 WANTED: HOCKEY tickets for Washer/dryer. Move in tomorrow November 5 (4) and November 6 loween party Saturday at the Help the bottle bill win! Ca and up, DENNIS DISTRIBUTING 625-3112, 625 4434. 8-11-1 (121 Professors Wilson and Man¬ • Lesbian Center. Rides from the at 10 a.m. and 1 COMPANY, 316 North Cedar, dFI (8) 332-2136. 3-10-29 (12) p.m Service American Society for Personnel ning, Dubuque Theological Sem¬ west Union door at 8:45 p.m. Meet at the north door, opposite City Market. C-21-10-29 inary, will interview interested Services Building. (24, BEAUTIFUL THREE bedroom FOUR OR 6 Michigan Tech Administration — Short business students from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Railroad Club will work Holly Park with expando. Partially hockey tickets Friday or Saturday. meeting for members concerning on future programs 4:30 p.m. Wed¬ today in 304 Linton Hall. Religious the 1225, the University's locomo¬ PORTARLF FM/AM stereo, PORTABLE stereo nhn pho- furnished, easy sate terms. 337- FREE...A lesson in complexion Call 882-5464. 4-11-1 (12) Studies Dept. MSU Mennonite 6-l0 29 113) nesday, 100 S. Kedzie Hall. tive, all weekend. Please visit us meets at 9:30 a.m. no cassette, $105. Perfect for care. Call 484-4519 East Michigan south of the stadium. informal worship in — Sund»1 dorm room. 353-1436 Wing. or 485-7197, Lansing Mall. MERLE Exhibition of paintings by LUV ■ - Np/y M0ON 12 60. Excellent Professor Paul Abramson will Everyone welcome. '!{,<)i M) TOWN x 8'11'1 (12) NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. DHAT 4 to 7 p.m. Nov. 1 to Nov. condition, unfurnished, custom C 21-10-29 (18) speak on "Developing Party Iden¬ 15 in A-506 Wells Hall, Dept. of The Corporation for Public Non¬ Monday in - carpeting, drapes, 24', covered tifications" at 3:30 p.m. sense will meet at 10:30 tonight at ICE SKATES womens size 8. Romance Languages. Opening re¬ Cay Liberation deck awnings, skirting, shed. 324 S. Kedzie Hall. Bell's Pizza, M.A.C. We're off to mee,s FOR QUALITY stereo service THE ception 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday. Art E xcellent condition. Call 373-0793 or 351-3855.3-10-29 (12) Located King Arthur's Court. Call STEREO SHOPPE, 555 East Grand lovers welcome. phantom the opera! nllrff Un'°n- P°«« after 4:30 p m 489-2848. River. C-21-10-29 (12) Lesbian Rap Group meets at xz-3-10-29 123) 6:30 p.m. Mondays in the Union 50 USED boys and Girls bicycles. Tower Room. All interested Fair condition. Reasonably MARLEtte 1968, 12' x 63' Plus 7' BABYSITTING SERVICE Arts invited. THE PIED PIPER - women priced. Phone 699-3618. 5-11-2 x 2y Mint condition. Three bed- and crafts in a large play area. H2> rooms, central air. King Arthur's Children all ages. Lots of love and Interested in medicine? Seminar OF OUR AGE IS NOW Court. $7300. Call Jo Redmond low cost. Beverly 351-2798. 8-11-4 MOVING SALE and trade. Lots of GIBSON FOLK $250. Fender 372.5216. ROGER PAVLIK REAL- on Osteopathic Medicine by Dr. Bassman, extra cabinet, guitar, books, furniture, rugs, clothing, Bernier and medical students 7:30 JY 349-9550. 3-11 1 (23) dishes, etc. Call 374-8658 or 10 P A. amp. Reasonable. 332-3163. Z 3-10-29 (12) — _ . DAY CARE provided for your child in my licensed Haslett home. a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday. 900 Eureka, Lansing. Z-4-10-29 (21) p.m. Hall Wednesday at East Shaw living room. "LIVE AT LAST." MARANTZ 4G speakers - L \ 339-8131. 5-10-29 (12) "Window Wonderland: A Live At Last! Tim sealed carton, $75. Dynaco 40 GRAND OPENING, Saturday, Casual Look at Gesneriads," pre¬ Weisberg captured live at watt amp; after 6 p.m. best offer. 332-2487 3-10-29 (15) WATCH FOUND 10/20 AM be- hind stadium. Claim by descrip- [ Instruction [[''j October 30th, 10 a.m. A real English Tack Shop. Top brands such as Miller, name sented by Duncan Bell, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Michigan Botanical Club meeting in 168 Plant Biology The Troubadour! With all the flute-fantastic excitement that's guided so many dedicated Kieffer, APPLES-SWEEt" cider-pumpkins. «j°ca" 332 5497 GUITAR LESSONS: By profes¬ Stubben, B.T. Crump, Colt Crom¬ Laboratory. BLOSSOM ORCHARDS. Two 811 1 1121 sional teacher beginning/ad¬ well. Good selection of English followers to his five previous A&M albums! miles north of Leslie, 3597 Hull vanced. Folk, rock, blues, jazz. Tack and Riding clothes from Report sexual assaults — ob¬ Road. (Old U.S. 1271. Gift pack- LOST AT Seger concert; Canon Carl 482 9235. 8-11-9(13) economy to the best. It's time to scene phone calls to rape. Call ages shipped by U.P S. Hours; camera lens, 50mm Main floor, think of Christmas gifts. Come in ASMSU Women's Council office 9-6, closed Mondays. Saturday- near front. Reward. 349 0652. and browse or just visit. Coffee from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Sunday Sunday 0 14-10-29 (311 10-5. 1-589-8251. g.1,.1 1,4, , Typing Service and donuts will be served, 2 door through Thursday. All calls anony- prizes will be given worth $25 in LOST: SHETLAND Sheep dog. merchandise from our shoo. THREE PORTABLE typewriters. PURR-FECT TYPE. Accurate per¬ Small. 10 months old. Black collar, MARKY'S TACK N' TOGS, 137 MENSA's Big Halloween Party Must sell All in excellent con- sonal and professional IBM typing. has ,ags gn$wefs ,Q M|St)etoe West Ash Street, Mason. Next Extravaganza wants you Saturday ditron. Warrantred. 484-2922, Sab|e co|ored wjth whita paws One day service. 351-5094. door to Saites Restaurant. 656- C-21-10-29 (12) night! For all the info contact Lois evenings. 8-10-29 (12) Okemos area. 351-0284. 4-10-29 5501 or 676-1187. 3-10-29 (86) Dyer on Nein Street, Lansing. 123) PROMPT TYPING service: PEAVEY MUSICIAN guitar ampli- Themes, dissertations, term pa¬ LIZARD'S UNDERGROUND Rest fier. Six 10" speaker bottom. LOST: SIAMESE cat, male, very pers, IBM. Call 694-1541 before 8 aurant has new hoursl Open University Village and Cherry Brand new. $500. 485-1816.8-11-1 "9h> *»?' P*"'- South Harrison p.m. 20-11-19(12) Monday-Friday, 7 a.m. for break¬ Lane residents. Informal recrea¬ and Kalamazoo ; lc— 1 (12) fast; 9 a.m. weekends. Late night tion, 7 p.m. Fridays at Red Cedar sing) Dearly loved family pet. School. Free basketball, volleyball Reward. 351-7564. 3 fQ-29 (21)jjf; ANN iBROWN" PRINTING AND menu, 11 p.m.-1:30 p.m. 5-10-29 and ping-pong. PIONEER 626 rtffeive>, JVC turn¬ TYPING, fllteertations, resumes, (20) . - ' table, AKAI speakers. All dark LOST MENS wedding rinsj^ll'v 26 , gener^Pfw^tirtt. Seeing M$U for The MSU Science Fiction Soci¬ walnut. Supreme system. $500. years witn complete thesis DOOLEY'S WEEKLY specials. urday, on campus. Engraved ety invites you to a discussion 7 Jill, 351-4798. 6-11-4 (15) 9-6-75 inside. Reward. 332-5330. service. 349-0850 C-2-10-29 (19) Drastically reduced prices all week Previous Albnas: Listen p.m. Friday in 328 Union. Bring to the City/ / 3-10-29 (12) long. Tuesday's 50's night, Wed¬ 4/Dreamspeaker/Hurt wood Edge/ 1976 IRENE ORR. Theses, term papers, your least-liked book. NEW, USED, and vintage guitars, nesday's Mugger night, Thursday Tim Weisberg banjos, mandolins, etc. Dulcimers LOST: SMALL calico cat. Bur- general typing. Formerly with Ann Greek night, Friday, T.G.I.F. Sounds best On and kits, recorders, strings, acces¬ Brown. Call 374-8645. After 6 p.m. 9 10 29 (20) sories, books, thousands of hard cham-Hagadorn area. 337-0657. 8-11-9 (12) 482-7487. C-21-10-29 (16) EASY GOIN' to find albums. (All at very low prices). Private and group lessons UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS COM¬ BANANA Furnishing that first apartment? on guitar, banjo, mandolin, all PLETE DISSERTATION and re styles. Expert repairs-free esti¬ mates. ELDERLY INSTRU¬ I Personal^ / sume service. IBM typing, editing, Find what you need in the Classified section of today's pa- multilith offset printing, typeset¬ MENTS, 541 East Grand River, THAD HARPER: important) ting and binding. We encourage below Paramount News. 332- Please call Elizabeth! Anyone, comparative shopping. For esti¬ 4331. C-14-10-29 (50) Please relay message. 485-7881. mate stop in at 2843 East Grand BOLIVIAN ARTIFACTS: limited Mornings. 8-115 (12) River or phone 332-8414. 0-21-10- amounts - fur and woven goods lllilii SEWING MACHINE CLEARANCE 29 432) on sale Sunday 10-31-76,1-5 p.m., SALE! Brand new portables 917 G Cherry Lane. 355-7986. Re-Elect $49.95. $5 per month. Large PROFESSIONAL TYPIST. Assoc¬ Everyone welcome! 2-10-29 (20) GERALD R.DUNN selection of reconditioned used iated with Ann Brown Printing. U of M Regent machines. Singers, Whites, Nec- IBM Selectric, fast, reasonable. Democrat ANTIQUE/COLLECTIBLE Market; chi's, New Home and "many 339-9076. 8-11-4 (12) paid political announcement Lansing's most exciting! October others." $19.95 to $39.95. Terms. Z-6-11 2 (25) 29-30,9-9 p.m., Frandor Shopping EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING, 115 COMPLETE DISSERTATION and Center, between Michigan b Sag¬ North Washington, 489-6448. HURRY, TODAY is the last day to resume service. Printing, IBM inaw at 1496. All Space sold! C-21-10-29 (26) get your Pumpkin at the Horticul¬ typing, binding. Printing from your Purcey's MERRY MARKETEERS! ture Building! 9 a.m.-4 p.m. MSU plain paper originals. Corner Z 2 10-29 (25) Animals HORTICULTURE CLUB. 1-10-29 M.A.C. and Grand River, below Jones Stationery Shop, 9-5 p.m. FINDING ROVER a nice new Monday-Friday. Call COPY- home isn't GRAPH SERVICE, 337-1666. always easy. Call Kevin C 21-10-29 (31) at 355-8255 and let him give it a try! SP(20) CATHY, HAPPY 21st - and an TYPING, TERK papers, and thes¬ MOVING MUST give away - even happier always! Love, Judy es. Experienced, fast service. IBM. two female Siamese Cats. Very and Jerry. Z-1-10-29 (12) Call 351-8923. Z-22-11-3 (12) loving, affectionate indoor cats. Litter trained. 882-9004 anytime. DAVID, HAPPY 29th Birthday. EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis- S-5-11-2 (17) Think you can still climb hills?! sertation (pica-elite). FAYANN Love, Drops. Z-110 29 112) 489-0358. C-21-10-29 112) KITTENS: CUTE and lively. Free to a good home. 351-8348. E-5-11- WEN, HAPPY Birthday' weekend should be fun. I love you. This TYPING, EXPERIENCED. Fast and (Ml reasonable, 371-4635. C-21-10-29 4(12) Ron Z-1 10-29(12! (12| I IT TIT TTTTTT TT III ★ * * ★ * ★*★ *★ * * if . y.susDxr* HUBBARD heads off to class wii jeans of Cone Staco' • at the M11 EY corduroy.This cord" 84% cotton/16% poly has enough neatnes: slyle to last the seme and then some. Euro THIS SUNDAY m GAMES Nc I T ver • ( lie Situ 4 nl> i MASQUERADE Sun. Hi Mon, Nov 7 !( JESSE BRADY in Ann Arbor From mbicago Cone mokes fabrics people lfyel |iru^nn Stole News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 29, 1976 25 POLL SHOWS FORD GAINING IN DOONESBURY ai- 1 Had ft 0«tM Nov. tlrii GA. by Garry Trudeau |[ ' • p.m. Mvnn Atom TkftotaofUnlMlftUnMhV larter's lead dwindles $o,iAcer,mrsine dilemma we fw our- seuesiniumeseoneof now, justa mm, mc LAW lacey has BEEN 1 oh.. dearest, f0r6ne maybe you my two ceuld leaye TWELVE WAS!Att> HO ONE laNTA (API - Jimmy Carter aeems cerUin to pull his home that his positions are cents. os alone for. ' Mck into the Democratic presidential column for the first time generally more liberal than the basic Southern in this COMMUNITYSMOKE | ? minute- i voters own position would be. They're srs but not with the landslide he built to win the Georgia reconcihng their desire to vote for a native son having some difficulty fcratic primary seven months ago. against voting for a Xn't think there is any question that Gov. Carter will carry his pobticalphdosophy that's a great deal more liberal," Sanders said. The Darden poll did not entirely bear out that ■state in the November general election," says Gov. George sample — 48.2 per cent — said Carter's standsNearly half of the argument. e, who succeeded Carter two years ago as Georgia's chief nearly represented the Southern more named Ford and 27.2 viewpoint while 24.2 per cent X'ever, 1 do not believe he will carry the state as handily as he ■ the May 4 primary. The polls show that President Ford is per cent said they didn't know. 1. inroads in the South and it would be foolhardy for Gov. L to take the South for granted," Busbee added. Jter collected 84 per cent of the 480,000 Democratic votes cast ■ state's (irst presidential primary in modern times. t was last May. A regional poll released during October said w's popularity in the Deep South took a 10-point dive during TODAY 12-5 p.m.I PEANUTS "I ittiK* Opium" Lber — a month which included the famous Playboy VARSITY INN by Schulz n jw available ,w and the first presidential debate, but not the second or Of n 10 AM - 9 PM Daily abates. 226 Abbott Road East in the meantime, Georgia Republicans have reunited behind Lansing ■after casting nearly 70 per cent of their primary votes for C California Gov. Ronald Reagan. I state has not backed a Democratic presidential candidate MSU Simulation meet at Society will 3 p.m. Sunday in the MSU i pon't suppose wd care to have me tell (M0, I UIOULDN'T CARE") UlOULP YOU REAP CN5 Uohn F. Kennedy in 1960. In 1964, Barry Goldwater carried ; in 1968, George C. Wallace; in 1972, Richard M. Nixon. Union Oakroom. All interested in games and gaming welcome. hod All about the "6REAT pumpkin"?? \J=0R THAT AT ALL A J OF 0J(C PAMPHLETS? ... ,aa state of deep Democratic traditions reaching back to the ANRE Club meeting [tath of Reconstruction. Every major state official and most •e Democrats. Wednesday in 104 Bessey Hall. 7 p.m. See you there! Coll, conducted by Darden Research Corp. among 600 voters ■ South, showed that Carter's lead over Ford dropped from Put an edge on your broad¬ n September to 11 per cent in October, with Ford sword work. SCA fighting practice [g gains among Democrats and independents. Darden showed is 1 p.m. Sunday on the Men's IM -rr-i T a 49-5-38.5 over Ford in October compared to a Building turf arena. 1T~" ! in September. ■the Deep South, Carter is still comfortably ahead," 'hut Ford is rapidly gaining on him." Darden There is only a short time left before the November tourney. FRANK & ERNEST Sponsored by; Join in Sale our 59th Anniversary through November 12. Come help SCA organize, 8:30 oil, he said, has an error factor of about 4 per cent either p.m. Saturday in Union Tower by Bob Thaves 1976. Savings you have to see to believe. Think ahead and Room. It Darden and Charles Graves, the e xecutive director of the save (Christmas11). 10% MSU DISCOUNT iratic party in Georgia, remarked that the poll was taken Folk dancing, 8 p.m. Monday in ftthe second debate. "I think that improved Carter's position," Bailey Grade School gym, corner iid. of Ann and Bailey streets. All are according To our LAThST welcome. en poll among 500 Georgia voters in 54 cities last weekend Poll: the Poor support you Ihe third presidential debate showed Carter favored by 59.8 it; Ford bv 30.4 per cent; other candidates, 0.8 nt undecided. per cent, and 9 BAHAI's world order. Discover what it mean to Baraboo bv 6% pep cent, the tlptd fupport YOU BY m-l pep « EMT, said that you, Fireside, 8 p.m. en poll has factor of 4.4 per cent either an error Friday, Mason Hall library. Progressive the huddled masses ford headquarters in Georgia, Sam Tate, who ran Reagan's n the state, is now the Student sandwich supper - 6 Rock from YEARNING 9b BREATHE H ?E cochairperson of the Ford p.m. Sundays, University Lu¬ j. 'I think t he vote is going to be a lot closer than I theran Church, 1020 S. Harrison BY 37 pep cent, and the I ago. We don't have polls precise enough to tellthough a ig right now. but Ford will take a number of counties in us the Rd. Followed by Oremus service at 7 p.m. Everyone wel- Worship Chicago Wretched refuse of the Halloween Party TEEMING SHORE BY Sif PER CENT. ier Gov. Carl Sanders, defeated by Carter in 1970, said he Jewish Students of South Com¬ | the basic reason for the decline in Carter's situation is w he has taken a position on many of the issues and plex Sabbath dinner, 5:30 p.m. Friday, 1961 Room, Case Hall. 'Common Bond' THE DROPOUTS HsufwsOi To all Jewish Students, Hiilel by Post iday Dinner: Lasagne, Mini Soup. Mixed Greens Halloween party, 8 p.m. Saturday at Hillel, 319 Hillcrest Ave. Dress DON'T MISS IT t ole Salad. up! W Tree-mendous^A SPECIALS mm All you can -150 EAT.' Spaghetti AMeatsauce With Hot Garlic Bread! TUESDAYS THURSDAY PIZZA JjqrPD o on / yy Alter 9 pm. a 9" two & EEER / item pizza Sa PITCHER light or dark beer!! 1 AVorHffZ jt visit our CAirwmflb ;HAPPV/ HOUR OPEN 7 DAYS! MTA&U 7 > Sun-Thurs til 11pm. Fn 4 Sat til 12midnite HAyproo Spaghetti ' jW/Wr?! /(W 37H7S2 220 S. HOWARD Tree OUT THE WINDOW Prljela Barrlto By D. Wayne Dunifon 30' ence fiction sports items ILAZTECO RESTAURANT mysteries magazines 203 M. A.C. 351*9111 I Sought t Sold Irlous Book Shop Bought I.old Karma BUY, SHU OR TRAD! LP'S AND TABU M Al I. Grand Rivtr Curious Book Shop ' Record Shoppe 313 Student Service! MOW COME I DON'T HOW COME I'M NOT 092-0112 WE NEVER LIKE TO WE NEVER THAT KINO GO OUT? GO OUT. FOOL AROUND? su SHADOWS KB MIS BaHmitfri. OF GIRL pordon Carleton ass? ill PA mag* MotfTHeoNWTiMe hjsuag iS mprs fun Thar V4iNNiNS...iSWH6N VOU'ReFiSHTiNG TehtfTMiON/l THE SMALL SOCIETY by Brickman 26Michigon State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Frid°V. Octob,r Announcing TechHifi's Halloween Sale r\ \ The treats: tfoo .)) Just in time for Halloween parties, we have some I special treats in store for you. ' Receivers, turntables, loudspeakers, and tape decks by Pioneer, Marantz, B.I.C., BSR, Dual, Philips, Garrard, Kenwood, Advent, JBL, Ohm, KLH, EPI, and about a hundred other quality manufacturers-all on sale, all week long! We've used our buy¬ ing power to package some tremendous values in complete music sys¬ tems. The system shown here for $359 is typical of what you'll find on sale this week in the Tech Hifi near you. It riran H features the mighty Marantz 2215B am/fm stereo receiver (with 15 watts minimum RMS per channel at 8 ohms from 40 to y about hill. 20,000 Hz., with no more than 0.8% total harmonic distortion). The music goes round and round on the Sadly, a lot of people are listening to mediocre- BSR 2260X automatic turntable, and it comes out of the sounding stereo compacts, instead of real high fidelity components, because something about hifi scares them. popular KLH 100 loudspeakers. This system represents the most sound you can buy for $359. Maybe it's the price. Maybe it's the complexity. With system values like this on sale for Halloween, But the truth is, hifi can cost less than compact stereo no other stereo store will have a ghost of a chance. (Tech Hifi's systems start at $199). And everything The Sale ends Saturday at 6:00 p.m. you need to know in order to enjoy hifi our salespeople will tell you (at Tech Hifi the salespeople take the time to explain things). our trick? If you've been shopping around for hifi, you've probably noticed the prices are lower at Tech Hifi. Our trick is "buying power," Tech Hifi buys brand name components in enormous quantities for fifty-four locations! No other stereo store can sell so cheaply, because no other store can buy so cheaply. Our buying power advantage is also the reason we can afford to offer extended warranties and fourteen Consumer Satisfaction Guarantees. Even during a sale like this one, Tech Hifi can afford to offer low prices plus guarantees! The Hifi Show 619 East Grand River Ave., East Lansing 337-9719 In Michigan: Ann Arbor, Dearborn, Detroit, East Detroit, Royal Oak, Mt. Clemens, Rochester and Southgate. Stores also in Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New England 219976, October 1976 STNtheawes SuTplemont TSatyolorry H3ae-oy'lsdrivtnhcf Hpwuea¬slyvoirtgnhcd.Aakem6w4ith7nsCoMgrclpau.SiHhe¬Etsorvn thiodtpuneasharofdls.Tw6ycw4gmr7toin. 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nwod eht e c n t p m o ta l iw ni fo fo si sepoh ".tnempolvd a eht l iw n i a m e r si noitarpxe dluow stropus tnemrvog derdnih sgnikrow ,secivres eht ruo y n a m emoctu evah taht ot fo ro yna era dne eht fo erom htiw gnivom ,tcef su c i f t n e c s seciov desarcni .seicnga dna ¬revo notgihsaW nreco epocs taht ynam cihportsa margop ni . e c n i s fo ni lacitop ¬gnisaerc ".PLSU otni ¬nepdi ¬omeD neve saedi elpoep yeht snoitaml .snoitav hguorht ",eslaf namuh orez gnitorf c smelborp ygoldhtem naixr M dna .dlrow gnitcefa .dias ytrap d¬rraihpt PLSU .dna e m i eht t eht wen — g n si i g e b y t r a p yek eht ot eht eh sah tnedisrP detov deviltuo etad na rolyaT dna rof osla htlaeh desop ylautnev fo fo ni dna eht tsal fo fo ¬er ot ¬icS ot sah nur eht ro si ¬ni ¬nus" ¬ub yb eht tub ¬ni si ¬eb a ¬at c ¬pus erac ot eht ¬l i taht xawr .\ns-io Candi tes board lit le NOVSELICKSWtraitefi mporoalitcsetsbmahrkyrnegddbceoutnwtcearhaig¬sdibfeertwncsn auobrveiaulsy,dbisotrmcr¬dfirsaeaxccnpetion rule. bCehtwarlensDemocnradt,SReedpubbli¬rg,beastchtieydrkeTyf."ohhaesnlitpenrobsaeybncleanitdh¬irtdisawhgoreeer.bteoxahagmtrhpele,NSfaurqcnoutdaidisgthcooenxuatim¬ue,tbhscqiuevyaldanbmapluuesr¬ot fuopnoadsiergaunstin-dirtgsaigmove,h"antedd "inAcsraiands.e aangpio¬dnalthrrcebtiesm 1opa8nge) dif er PAUL News Though and op nets 9th misoner' that race Masoglia, A. was "low profile that tantly By State of overs regional short Sed rbegfunding tprooach (conti ued PLUNKI VtoCneir|u^,cTirWroOaucgtMeeD.tSsbvghehcshoansn. The for dates Wil iam For Metro are the to can, as low fact should nation sued. "To dlloitakhnwe'ts "enforcd,"sthhaeidn, bshooul latcwhhs.a"engi Firsasanhiede tahgconienesfpt Shqsuaad, iihtsnhoeuefr Ionprdioety, isnccamulupedigne hhtransapmoatin,, dccaearteyrs, aomnundica. hthasreevled traanls-pnoighit htreuoan¬vilgy eaarenrsads inascylutedmgtroyaoupntedesf progam. asmlasooidre btcnlieosd tihanhtrecedGietsbanfidr dogsaeeebriosoutut hecasalt¬re itmhmeoedraet ffwoinoalulsdryUtwhiviecsyClaBecanrktser.t isconbeorud itsnhvcee aavlreilbdey;imtsvpoerarnyikjtnuharsewt heoaltf thaveoimlb.e 1poa8nge) SXoj.uti'aespnqjouasMi|, J0UOI3 peol something about defintely Metro iinclutde campign. services, ecol gy said pou—lated special dial- ride Frane gynecolgy inup county. county providngdientns itarea, services Health she overlapinghecaaltrhe istaid peo l kinds (contiued While ef ct. "If being the her She an sy tem ulated set said she let what are Contedrs isues elction OLSENSWtruitfe MGrabrnke,KBaarrendtRPigcaahnrtisttyeFraashnreekngItshoeanaet BCoomoaisr¬dfWhtaahrievlle tmohsaemfnythtchaepieirgnsy,brouuhpt indunvoeiq¬ire campigns. itsshmaaueideniMtcsahmptergnoiHtacsstiaoenisd.bteposnsed hapninradctoe caywmapgoigorn. itsshwaheuiodlebtshusraqouendndigSmisushndearhetoide. ftohocanefnrpt tphocliceeedoalinrkdss enpfaoercormlt itthnonwfercs rate in JANET News Democrat By Sute Republican Human Marian distrc County sioners. touochned isinues also are 8th have that ual Grebner the Sqaunadd has Bar et of funding he last aproves arewide soavingfs obligatedlaw DeAfianeftnod: iotvctnhohoetsere uvandoilntteed Icmotuarkt.es * no cir uit and an Fifnkiabyvreeasr.i ELanssihtdg, tsmoaecoesr¬ ithtpnuoebdlcr inifapenuamdts dSiohthrefce. woanyicrer funpaunbdldish booactnrvdes interpos dl iewsxgahcanittly hopetrinrs. tgeovaecrnhmrt HSc1ihgs9ionh7c2el, pgearsoomns¬all btwooeauinltd twhpnheiotehel intfwrmmat 1opa8nge) Xps3uaAiyqe,Dox |0DSj f r i o Aclaincdatehsarnheosetlyithsohsuqeuefadtriyosowsinhrgttiwsuhmaotr. temhpenas¬izdSviisronumhsneetal. frepocrygalimng ewspnLsdro calekanfeupbarecsy—ilngdrfurmogaeted-ulpbcuoaesurelnedd ithtasneeordlaLaanrokudnedttshwinobcelfridasgrwein. scpaoauidlrdt,lyfeshraeldy hfavzeeoro-sbuitidhngcneeuttykomeisnrpHprnmioitneeds. tawroyoaifnyglimaamedufibtsnhpeesttWwziaalryeoi-.dybudwpgoeeuvtlidnnt1opa8nge) Discotmr¬c aros-ctfn Limaridnelse-d¬ncot Lannssidigg Rcryitazesndbeliaguconprer¬dt Rpyfoilaiclnes. nbtruodmduecgd¬eetfutsnohtoeipgSltqahwusaeodtLosanidg. "taIestko'aesd.ySbquiafdt,diloeaigrneasgt, gcoenvit-in 1iopa5nge e n d ameenvd try beyaou and contes isue peol that would newslter alow what Grae n, Holt his misoner contac disatrnicdt (contiued n of liwkoueld tsioblity more Republican said decoidend is and Maron faofavor and fatvhores Laonsning lake farms. said the Lansing countyFusnhdes, from money. Sobelsaid foorderr imsoney (contiued 19th poosefd Esainsg,t Township. has being with tmoents Metro years, enfor Long Metro are tarheey contiued certain ithsi tahsauret pos ible Wiley the dent get said she know said Wiley The Long the and glas study disagre based y r?" and fact come v at based to i the the the said ative has auauoseqoiiqij want comis n DSemhocerartyRapunbldicanGtrhedn¬, 7tsheistekrincgInCtghoheuamnty ishoerk,datcinnd¬ bproschesoeuld Comisner' de omonedef InjgishtracmBCooaisrfdner efoinuntefsly,MSiqesauttrroodng MHaurmoann, pcsaandhirtety, scuoupoftritngfutnhsaodqueidgThgstur."osge donrwigoanatlybitsanohenue rssawhaocuiedld, inpsalaceh,ELaacnnssdittyghawemhfvoicerc squad. SDeombcaner¬li, tthsoquegahd Hisabsolaiesuheidd. throveicatemlmlfes hbcarivndl, thmuaarsijen invvolime. ttgchoaneg forwcmantyharsosuomdeefnt h"em,"Ista'id, thgoverenmt hmaiaon¬ndeey citzn." Candi tes drsquuadg NOVSELICK SWtraitef D1th9sttrehic becopmwoissnentr iPcuamtrbieckt Rpauhbnal¬dn WfLiiilgoasahmtg cawnodriieted rpouslincfn raiganhditdste shtsreunpg¬ enofrcimt flietgohadhert boaodavev¬risdoryMtaocttirnfos Lhbwoeaahnislnegdetfohnr-er the Sa^DJ open ROLSE.N SWtraitfe ith JANET News spauieyp more Sute Both Finkbeinr CL.harles on of board making 10th County is the example. AubreyRights would county "symbolic she squad county itupLansing councils, the PAUL NSUtewes foracre has By Two said out law for "We've Jes di ate, into carinmed pointed doesnot foofcus from protecing absurd spend aasninyg Democrati Ryan lenger betawen tahboeut citzen's tanoxious laofw cials. has citzens the Squad, consite g The ii dates seat Board the race and said bring gets on By The Ryan the port on be f J. see hiring Masoglia liev awre Remy- project h espcialyDton- in thedvlopmnt rai eal nd and coperatin gv¬ it of the servic qutabl more p¬ favorshealt sid per¬ they orignal othe should said t.hars¬ is operats, xy' actionShe rgsdhing Vari tons (fco7rnotpiamueg)de tapaclkoicuntengtyheihgeinr twaoht tshaied drainge kitshewueteyh dtihsrect, posifbltyopcamolantesl npoorthaerft Befor htpshleaaceid, mbptrhuoveed litenwoxhsteant bimcpoaeven. Fidntksbrheaainieidnr btnpeoledsed thcroontrulged difueornintfst arepgliaonnalig"sshaeid,hbtaeacvkeenrn ttihamoguego cmfic."isoner' Fidntkesbhealiinviedrryheccoaaultrnetybemmaodree tbhsehoeruld itehnmaoprheaesif hGealten. tmhpariensetntghbprougeamts, scuhonomduleedr trmesovuaikwes futlhiengItobjectivs."hafery thobejesctivs, thmeon toheliemmrat. Gfartvehorens FSinqkubad,r fucsnhoouounlddttyioustserd ditohneonsk itwhteay twohasetfe ssahied. Fhinkabqeuesstiornd acofiurmntyt'sve hinecamprign. hcaousnty ithpynaeeasrt fopicr.v hhtparaeoctises hthsi:aaaei!dsr is toorder as Green Chandler aratess ipneople the Hudson district. take be issue it project ness with the can must how of ment. is question," "It should long drain a of should and ventive care "they odic are fulfi ng said, change While Metro the She said manentd ef ctive isa money." "it the progam the over said new a Gre n f7ropamg)e trawtioonaly iovsneerdght Tcoamnetrrl.nyityveopstgea¬sf dthhoee,y omnoniltyr, said. tahgarens bmpoulescetd muaasjohnrdr, wcoitilue. PRwyoaiathnt occtrl,i"vlfan Bsasuhidotu.ldfompinreso¬r htdhtaraeufigc chekd. "Tihheomrativcgaleyt, tbushodt¬op iprtag'mscly,ihswatouovden'timpact." Lliaennsigdfuistonthrdcier,g omonsft Bmociannddihst.es trshincegn thcaoeusntyfftaothdxreingbsahcoloesuuoldnty abnwsoluateyy poesneolrfLhatnsaosovuiledgbuorhcdefnsft Mcleaanup," oagild. ssuurccehfbndoeiuldg lifisgchrttm¬e 1npnroios.tyfjnaaeerdwl hresciupsivort, vaotevr. lienmaphas tcoduonptybindgoreet hcexaclssive Anpnduag.l jsatifncdon spwreen¬udlidg said. osnye-ttreiaml haerpda¬c d3jsaueo0ryvnrsinygMaesodgild,. joupr¬efctv thspuoeedfinghrsesault., Stiehdsarbtg tprhomete couynoyg-pxv¬etifve Thccoomeuisntybkecaoonmdf bquasi-dmantrrdve, aclonctuednty psrovpmidee atchounotblil.y #*• Q'-JD1OJ\AJPDDX Cohmpliaovisknewetrss: Sed rbug (contiued the "Public not secrtive that ccivalanns hcontrl," e Masoglia emphasi arestingfundi g agre subject Masoglia stoped bsiuonst, be ef ct bgeutintg, $6,50 , Lake diresdging voter's that ben fit twhhoele, project "Ther 's the the "Alternaive federal found." Sed rbeg tashe bTudhgeet. would pending Masoglia's ftoher zero-based what governm t progaming county hesult, one-day, juro s of is increas and idea tanoxious %f go." is but tions that "I the be must some only much Since the agre will wide. that Lake bear the ing need trwiaolusldstop ernmet. would for A to for ship duty An rors An sion by texocutive, headed of i: ed iaconspedratnislikhueeastcoreponiblyn,"flitg htehcaeltrimpopraionrttylwksoud taiveonvilrbyoe acasnsttble.abaooafrtriernsditrnhateesa'sacbornthitner,litksaooeenpfitloccnlahinteedWfsviaalhoeierdnsyhtseomlfteLiannoshiergcounty. Comisoners f7ropamg)ehbtacoovefe.twshsaqhueioaddthaninllsgo,bcciavntrldlhhawdeeoul thsgaqufetarinpvuoslheerd caicmtinasl.isvheeryfatohvonefr-dayconept. wregaisstnvmpootenl,ybetrcehagiustsybfjocaelred"iOsmsanoidnet.htmaowuscrkhfkingstuden." intaerlssodinopvroagtameshIuomevfaficn.itnhoeeurdntyprsosghaameid,,bfune ttavahpoieloblelKcuonsuzniatgyde.rbshveoiculbptuaeovt creolasttivHbenshfait.dthiisrc fmotnheoersredithpneoel dpruobsoaetlyservic. caanndseietdfuthndceessaryLLankeidglGitksooee. rgecoinvsidnfuotsnhtdaerseMicKnseaoodntIgu•hn»iaqme fund th<■ai Sobel whole, innede said. Masraoind iissueasn issueasnhde county high private waolsulod abortin county. eoxpansfio oferd taofhreaes a have he made the Since very care (contiued funwdiinlgKlunziger, go d fatvhoers bcounetpt, rsateher hard- rug is a more said in McKeon much jury I to tafor id she too poreople MicKseon difer nt thareea ithsaere certain should "When people wouldn't were duty," just in they made in human the public ionne mentioed that district geting ucleanp would Milken matching project. situaon foaskring sugetd the these av ilabe consider the no and these Both for to both a fusunpdortiglDikhEaeenCd mapouscshible,hftouugnhdssogecarroviaiuclps senteiwpng wmaoulkndehiafslvuomeece bjothbeys thccooeusnty instead. aspomamaunet kdithoenemsp"tawhsnoaeudilddy, thassuapmeort SPQ\^8J candites Mar on itswanheroegHCl,csmpu-dtahoearniy isue i-wage also projects thast, county private toposed projects. Sobelhsaeid tatoempt Sobel said county "Itwould thaboeut iats he paying time." for the them jail," be County district f7ropamg)e friogsnemtucink gprovgianms dthtahreoienetygdsupoe. tihenmpehas tthpwyaeeasors thapreenkfd tahaonraedf snemrevic¬drse Hbigpeiorst bawroeeuld ficnontituedg ECduecnahtttiooinregsfascUuucshevlingrbavyaitct-nmrTdsdheparoogpnvemidsnr ofeol ctni f7ropamg)e cacoonbme¬rudt Ftrhauneety,dochuoutfyty cmaonuendrsty havriebte."Comsaisholnuerdfocnsmtiue detchiwasfaonlct made,"sshid. Fralnseodaya-bcourte Fhaeny. tthscooeeuntylohiwg-c-qsatl,Gtreshbneid fpmrovneytharesnoeudc ffoanrtre homuasriinedg, seacsxieanmctpelr, hnede. thquesiond Hjasnaieeliwd.t fjaopnoiyrlitngbcsuoepvueoldrt 61 Wiley 10th (cond e county rouft difolars thareeyMasraoind icnou ty bien recation social pnhoaswi. inthis suport Dtwruog progams (DEC) Focus (contiued imnucation ititshe publicze servics Also fedback are Greabnnedr conerd icnentrs like provide centrs; ccoouulndty cordinat necsary isntudents acutely Greablnseor foar in before them the the job the has ity the rape said to the get would a for need people child fo ronim l iw .tolab ntoops etov eno seitrap ehT laren g des ap truoc tsom wal noitcel dluoc taht truoC nO ni ,yt yt rof era nag rof ffo emoS osla tsniag eht .ytrap ref rp drihT" elba ehT evah eht gnigru evah dna snialp ehT d l u o w .S.U e m o s eht nioj driht , t e k c i t d r i h t t h g i m . s i a b s e i t r a p setaS ytrap ,)PLS( eht e d u l c n i .yramip eht ,)PRH( eht yltaerg eht rep wen oot dias meht hcihw raepa ronim lenap .guA etatS yB laitnedsrp terag M dmeromftaialp laitnedsrp nagihcM denioj tsinmef namuH ,de ulcni tsinum rieht tahw tol ab seitrap eht seitrap eb ".gnihto citaromeD rehtgot sremi R ne wteb r e t a r g stnuoma ngiapmc "evitanrl srebmM rebmvoN A e l i h W c i t a r o m e D s u o i c n l a n o i t u s c laitnedsrp-cv eht rieht e h t ot ni fo detic eht yrev rewsna ytrap seitrap ,seitrap .tolab evird sa sdnuf ;meht noitcel ynaM nI rieht t s i n u m o C ot .ytrap derap ecnis ytrap yeht 'seitrap ot eht s m r o f t a l P — a e t a n e S r e d n o w s r e b m eht "ytrap fo yfilauq robaL )dPnWaS( tsilacoS eht .tolab seitrap eht redro tnec erutpac wal noitcel etal tub eht ffo dluow tolab no sweN TENAJ tetadinc hgirW ,tekcit sdnah sthgiR tsaE ytrap .sngiapmc .voN gniraep smroftalp gniwol f h t g n e r s no n a m u H dna esu tfel rednu ,dias fI" driht cisab s e c r si o f h c u m s e i t r a p s e r p fo namuH taht txen ni 81 .elpmis eht eht no dna ltluaB lams tpmeta mialc gnorts dna detiml metsy ytrap eseht lebal e v a h m r e t yeht trap ,ytrap eht tsilacoS robaL esehT era tcefa laren g yfilauq eht l iw siht ylp a dah wen evah etipsed lacit op tiorteD .S.U f atS fo ot ta fo ni sah era dna rof yhw l l a d n a rof eht eht fo ot a ni-etrw osla ehT laitnedsrp oslA ylfeirb denialpxe gnihtyrev tnelaviuq etadinc srebm elpmaxe fo n a i r t e b L a .2 no eno ew ti eht htiw sthgiR ybab ot NESLO a did .seitrap erehT rednu ,tfel si fo demialc "driht ot ro p mrof ytrap emos e g a r v o c sthgiR no eht .raey wal .tolab si s h t n e - 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