Survey reports I ichigan law tuition hikes in provides for 4-year schools issauli case for undergrads lunishment By ANNE E. STUART State Newa Staff Writer Tuition for undergraduate students in four-year colleges averaged a 10 to 12 per cent leap this year, according to a survey of 135 land-grant colleges and state universities. Conducted by the Office of Research and Information of the r'liott: Thin is the first ofa series of articles on the new of force, violence or retaliation; unethical medical treatment or National Assn. of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges, the ig ripe liw. However, personal injury would not have to result from survey revealed that this year's hikes contrasted sharply with the examination; and overcoming the victim by concealment or force or threat of force if the actor had By M ARICE RICHTER surprise. knowledge that the moderate increases of the two previous school years. State News Staff Writer victim was mentally Tuition for in-state undergraduate students at state and • If the actor (rapistl was armed. incapacitated (not in control of mental ntinj rape and punishing rapists are two of the oldest • If the actor facilities as a result of being under the influence of a land-grant schools rose an average of 10 per cent this year, as was committing another felony at the same narcotic, time. anesthetic or any other substance administered compared with a 2.3 per cent increase in the 1975-76 school year without consent or due to an act committed and a 2.6 per cent hike in 1974-75. • If the actor was assisted by others, and penetration against the victim without tTmm 0f rape is as old as humankind, but methods of committed by force or threat of force. was consent), mentally defective or physically helpless. An even larger median increase of 12.5 per cent was reported L the crime have varied over the ages. First degree of criminal sexual conduct is a In addition to outlining the four degrees of sexual conduct, for out-of state undergraduate students, representing an felony punishable average the law also addressed issues of Egririt times, the law viewed rape as a crime committed by life imprisonment, or imprisonment for any number of nonconsent, prior sexual tuition increase of about $150 this year. Till lie property of the head of a household, and not a years. activity and divorced or separated victims. Tuition increases represented the highest proportion of the Adtct committed against a woman's body. Under the old Michigan statute, in order to convict a overall hikes, with modest increases in room and board Criminal sexual conduct in the second degree involves sexual person making up of rape, the victim not Won't '"tit many centuries later that the physical abuse of contact with personal injury resulting from force or coercion, only had to prove that she had been the remainder. Tumi body became a concern of lawmakers. or without personal injury if the sexual contact occurred while raped, but that she did not want to be raped. Average total charges, including room and board as well as Ml rape has long been recognized as an obstruction of the actor was committing another Ken Williams, asst. tuition and fees, rose 6.33 per cent overall for in-state felony, was armed or was prosecuting attorney for Ingham j, a ws not until recently that Michigan law was changed assisted by others. County, said that it was very difficult to prove the nonconsent undergraduate students, going from $1,800 to $1,914. Jit rape a crime of violence and not a crime of passion. A 5.01 per cent increase in total Sexual contact refers to the actor forcing the victim to touch of the victim, "beyond a reasonable doubt," unless the victim charges for out-of-state I|?K Michigan legislators approved a bill introduced by the actor's intimate parts for sexual arousal or had been badly beaten. The new law eliminates the need for the undergraduate students was recorded, moving from $2,722 yearly ■ gratification as to $2,870. CaryByker, R Hudsonville, to desexualize the crime of well as the actor touching the victim's intimate victim to resist to the utmost in order to have an offender parts. [ad make it a crime of violence and force, Second degree of criminal sexual conduct is punishable by convicted. Increases in total average charges for graduate students rose lit Criminal Sexual Conduct Law was put into effect on imprisonment of up to 15 years. The new law also states that prior sexual 7.44 per cent for residents and 5.2 per cent for nonresidents. The U, 1975. Prior to the implementation of the law, the state Criminal sexual conduct in the third activity of the median cost for the 132 graduate schools participating in the as trying cases in court under a law which dated degree consists of victim could not be used as evidence unless it is ruled as survey moved up from $618 to $664 for residents and from $1,441 penetration without personal injury under force or coercion if relevant material by the judge. Williams said that oftentimes the victim is at least 13 years old and under 16 to $1,516 for nonresidents. years old. the defending attorney would build a case based on the sexual Jitold rape statute defined rape as a crime in which a female Punishment for this degree of sexual assault is up to 15 years record of the victim in order to prove that the woman Three quarters of the survey respondents cited inflation as the |ravished and carnally known by a man. The crime was really primary reason for increases. Almost half the respondents stated imprisonment. wanted to have intercourse with the defendant. that hikes stemmed from the need for additional funds to maintain a felony and was punishable by imprisonment for Fourth degree of criminal sexual conduct involves sexual [rany number of years. The law also stated that carnal contact without personal injury under force or coercion, and is The judge can rule to allow the sexual record of the victim program quality. Two other reasons noted ge had to be proved by penetration, punishable by a fine of $500 or two years imprisonment. into the case if the evidence deals with the past sexual history by approximately a third of the iw law defines four degrees of sexual assault, with In order to avoid any discrepancies, the law defines the term of the victim and the defendant, or if the evidence reveals the respondents were inadequate appropriations from state legisla¬ its that vary from life imprisonment to short term source of semen, disease or tures and the fact that there was no other source of additional of penetration to mean sexual or anal intercourse, cunnilingus, pregnancy when it is relevant to eat, depending on the amount of force or physical the ease. revenue available. fellatio or the intrusion of any other body art accompanying the assault. parts (or foreign Several campuses cited faculty and staff salary increases and object) into the genital or anal openings of the victim's body, In regard to divorced or separated victims, the law states htdcgree of criminal sexual conduct includes assault with with or without the emission of semen. legislative mandates to increase fees as the reasons for the overall id any of the following: that a person could be charged with sexual assault if the victim rate hikes. The term "personal injury" according to the law, means and the offender were Bfcrsonal injury - resulting from force or violence; threat living apart and one of them had filed for Sixty-nine schools raised tuition, fees and room and board, while pregnancy, mental anguish and bodily injury. separation or divorce. 15 reported no increases of any kind. None of the 15 schools are located in Michigan and only one, OSU, is a Big Ten school. 'U' STUDENTS REACT TO NEW YORK KILLING Listings of the ten campuses with the highest resident tuition and fees closely paralleled those of the last few years and included two Michigan schools. U-M ranked eighth highest out of the 135 surveyed, with —[OTC members defend Wayne State University finishing tenth. program In the listing of the schools charging the highest nonresident tuition and fees, U-M was third highest and Wayne State Uni¬ versity was sixth. ByJONICIPRIANO fraternity. It is illegal in most places in the the major factors to get in," he said. and "Our initiation is nothing like that," she Larry Hess, who was initiated into MSU was ranked in the median and was country. Last year's head of Pershing Rifles, Ken said. "It is strictly a MICHAEL SAVEL classroom-type Pershing Rifles last spring, said that use of lot listed among either the top 10 highest Clark Martin, chairperson of the Mil¬ Franklin, said "The pledge process is a [State News Staff Writers itary Science Dept. at MSU, said the policy growth experience and not ridicule." situation. guns is almost nonexistent. ir lowest in any category. [C members at MSU Sunday voiced here prohibits such rituals from taking "Those games are fraternity-type stuff ■Muse of the University program place. and do nothing to make a person more of a lork student killed during Carter would favor U.S. was "I don't say it could never happen here," man or woman," he said. input 01 process of an ROTC student he said. "We have a policy of no-hands or Ranger One, the other ROTC student touching of people during initiation." organization that requires pledging, and is Fitzgerald, a student hoping to "We never go into that type of hazing and John's said to be the more physical of the two University ROTC frater- l •s stabbed to death with a knife '"ogal hazing rites of anything at all of this nature is completely supervised," he said. Eric Baxter, head of Pershing Rifles of groups, also denies hazing activities. "The most physical the Ranger One gets is doing pushups," Franklin said, "and they to talks on Rhodesia, rep says f es, a fraternity-type military MSU this year, said academics is the most are the more physical of the two." » the practice of important factor in joining the organization. Donna Ruggiano, an ROTC sophomore GENEVA, Switzerland (API — Pres¬ strategy for ensuring a black takeover in can as long as he is in that position If this ... subjecting He said physical training is not stressed. and the first female Ranger One at MSU ident-elect Jimmy Carter would support an Rhodesia. These socalled "frontline" would require further conversations with J s of punishment and harass- "Here at MSU, memorization of military American effort to inject new life into the ■°a condition of said such an event could never take place nations have supported the black Rhodesian (Rhodesian Prime Minister) Ian Smith he membership to a facts and about General Pershing's life are here. stalled Geneva talks on the future of insurgency. would be prepared to do it." Rhodesia, U.S. Rep. Charles C. Diggs Jr., The British chairperson of the Geneva D-Mich., said Saturday. The Geneva talks were organized after talks, Ivor Richard, is to confer informally TO PROPOSE NO GREAT CHANGES "If (Secretary of State Henry) Kissinger Sunday with leaders of the black and white Kissinger met with Smith and black leaders in September, and Smith, after could make a constructive contribution years of delegations in an attempt to keep the between now and Jan. 20, this would be resistance, agreed to black rule for the negotiations going. Full sessions bringing breakaway British colony. INAACP fully supported by the prospective admin¬ together all sides were expected to resume elects director istration," Diggs said. Diggs, a leader of the Black Caucus in Congress, arrived here Friday night and said he was preparing a report for Carter on Monday. Richard met with Diggs Friday night and with U.S. Sen. Dick Clark, D-Iowa, on agree If the black and white on a delegations cannot date for formal Rhodesian independence and black rule by the end of next week, Diggs said, it the progress of the Geneva negotiations Saturday. Clark is chairperson of the might become Benjamin L. Hooks, - organization. African subcommittee of the Senate impossible to continue the talks. between black and white Rhodcsian ^ « Federal Communications But the NAACP had fallen on lean times in Foreign Relations Committee. "We leaders. certainly foresee the necessity for tUuT elected Saturday to recent years and experienced financial In a French newspaper interview pub¬ Diggs said he discussed the Rhodesian some more dialogue between the United Lj, ,™ns as executive director of difficulties. There was increasing pressure lished Saturday, black nationalist leader situation with Kissinger several times States and Mr. Smith — the kind of to ease Wilkins out of the post and put KlMNA°ArcP).AdVa"CemCnt0f someone younger in. Robert Mugabe cast further doubt on the before coming to Geneva and gained the impression "he is ready to do whatever he dialogue that got this whole project off the likelihood of a Geneva settlement, saying ground," he added. KuVote K™™ "arks an end bF the to the NAACP Finally, at its 67th annual convention last Rhodesia's future "Can only be determined long and July, the organization acted to take away his kl« rJ?rtable seareb t0 Bn •it 313 5421« U.S. Size A 10 lb. bag 97* Sugar Cured (water added by mfg.) MEJAC TV RENTALS""1 Mfapifc SlitiUK Fresh Coconuts Fresh Dates 3 /$ 1.00 PreCarved 67* lb. GOODRICH'S Random Weights 89' lb. 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Chunk-Style Tuna 6% oz. can 48' call 484-1404 for info. Mueller's Spaghetti 3 lb. box regular or thin 99' On east side of MSU at MM Free and ample East Grand River. . parking Thank You Tomato Juice Open Mon. • Thur. 9 am • "P"1 I at night. 32 bottle Frl. 8 Sat. 9 am • 11 pm oz. 39^ w|(),jgonjtate News, Ea»f loniing, Mlchigon Monday, November 8, 1976 7 SAYS POSTPONING ELECTION LEGALIZES RULE I Indian not surprised would have been farce, any¬ by Gandhi moves I "^'SwHUr a also last week is considered restoration of FABRIC AND YARN SHOPS IW?T2 /Eminent recently Indian dissident vUited way, since there is no freedom of the press," he said, "and Gandhi has been pushing for sure to pass into law, Chopra said. It marks the second democracy in India. He edits a fortniehtlv newsletter, India Opinion, and Gandhi has become a nightmare with late-night arrest, incarcer- TwsinK9aidthJerTmeJu0f these changes in the Indian postponement of elections since Gandhi declared her emergency hopes to organize an under- ground news service to relay tion for periods up to two without being years charged and HARVEST OF SAVINGS P. Minister Indira Gandhi Conatitution for a long time." rule. curbs on public speech and the K ting to "legitime The changes in the constitu¬ Despite last week's develop¬ uncensored accounts of events in India. right of assembly, Chopra said. BRUSHED CORDUROY tjeutorship" poatponing tion, passed last week by the lower house of Parliament, ments, Chopra said "he would Chopra says the destruction "Even the educated who are mentary elections for not be surprised" if democracy of democracy is DOUBLEKNIT DOUBLEKNITS rl year and amending the would give the prime minister is restored to India. basically the not politically oriented feel the "Demo¬ fault of the Indian effects because they can't • the look of wool Stion to increase her powers to unconditionally cracy is necessary to India's leadership, who failed to strengthen the can't discuss and can't read talk, • 100% poly. •popular fail colors amend the constitution, curb •easy care ■fl-did rule. survival," he said, "Because we democratic institutions of the (uncensored news accounts). • reg. 4" $ •Plus extras •**165.00 dual occupancy • u *>1isp I III'V\s,i> Vllf| mi •••t/jllc-Ey *35.™ By November 19th Reserves Your Seat For more information call 353-0659 or 353-8857 or stop by 310 Student Services Ii iilv I™.?!' I V JOSE CUERVO' TEQUILA 80 PROOF IMPORTEDAND BOTTLED BY '-1976 HEUBLEIN. INC. HARTFORD. CONN. 8 Michigan State News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan CATA plagued by breakdowns "I buses will be returned "one- "any set form" for receiving By JUDY PUTNAM p.m. Monday through Friday really came close to sliding out," she said. "It was raining by-one" to the manufacturer for consumer input but that driv¬ State Newa Staff Writer and from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on and the ramp was extremely modifications, said part of the ers, who write reports on the Because of a series of me- Saturday. A one-way trip is 50 test buses, receive comments reason for the mechanical prob¬ chanictl failures which have cents, slippery." According to studies done by lems was that bids for the from the passengers. plagued the eight small buses MSU student Michele the Tri-County Regional Plan buses were taken two years ago equipped for handicappers and Cousino said she uses SpecTran when options for lifts were senior citizens, the Capital four or five times a month. ning Commission, based on limited. Area Transit Authority "It's not guaranteed. You average monthly operating (CATA) is currently operating have to put your schedule costs, each one-way trip on the "At the time we went out, as only one bus in the Lansing around theirs," she said. "I demand-response system costs far as we're concerned, these about $9. area with a working wheelchair would use it more if they had were the best in the market," lift, night service." Federal law, under the Ur he said. ban Mass Transportation Act of The buses, purchased from Another student, Paul Tur- The Transcoach Co. in California, pin, who uses the system to get 1964, states that senior citizens company who sold and handicappers have the CATA the buses is no longer were delivered in August 1975. to a class at Sparrow Hospital, same rights as other persons to manufacturing the vehicles. A year later, following break- said the bus is always on time utilize mass transportation and downs of the lift which folds but he must find another way to Kooyers said CATA is cur¬ into the steps, CATA returned get home because his class gets requires a policy of special rently testing several bus de¬ one of the buses for modifies- out after the SpecTran sys- effort in the planning and signs for the purchase of nine tion. tern's hours. design of mass transit pro¬ new vehicles and that the order This bus, the only one with a MSU student Penny Metcalfe grams to meet the needs of will be placed "as soon as usable lift, is used on CATA's who has only ridden on a handicappers and senior citi- possible." Kooyers said the demand-response or SpecTran SpecTran bus once, said her buses are tested on runs for Sigourney-Jones system along with a bus experience has made her Dwayne Kooyers, small bus two or three days and "drivers' equipped with a ramp the driver manually pushes the where "really cautious about using it." Metcalfe rode on a bus which manager, holding 20 said CATA is with¬ per cent of payment comments and consumer com¬ ments" are taken into consid¬ Hairstyling on the buses as a "leverage" wheelchair. The other six are was using a ramp. Because of eration used for short local routes the design of her wheelchair, point for the company to repair the lifts. Jan Wolfston, corrdinator for called "feeder lines." she was pulled up the ramp To use the SpecTran system, backwards, Kooyers, who said the small SpecTran, said there is not a request must be made 24 hours in advance. SpecTran operates from 6:30 a.m. to 7 ■ ■ ' NNV v . . L_. . / ,/f/t AW • 1 11 \ /, //// : * . _. \\\ ------ / . Journalism jobs inTi '« H - n ' --■-= -- " / ' to be discussed Professional journalists will discuss career opportunities with students interested in journalism careers tonight in the McDonel Hall kiva from 7 to 10 p.m. The professionals, most of whom are recent MSU grad uates. will meet with in GET INSIDE YOUR WORLD dividuals and small groups rather than give speeches. . . . u/iiki Epiloq, tIhe MichiqAN Staie RAdio B9\0 Networks news ma^a/m. ToNiqhi ai 8. EPILOG -640am ALL DEGREE CANDIDATES and FACULTY! Make vour reservations NOW for academic apparel for Fall Term Com¬ mencement. Deadline is Nov. 2D at the Cnion Store in the Union. PERSONALIZED GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS NOW BEING ORDERED AT UNION STORE. 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It happened down. interception, linebacker Craig held Indiana to 185 net yards ftutd Saturday afternoon. again today, but the coaches Fedore recovered an Indiana Smith had praise for his rushing in the contest after BEF, defensive 11 turned in adjusted our alignment after offensive line, commenting, fumble on MSU's 25 and Ken Jones intercepted a pass at the yielding 130 yards in the first ■Jjjjz effort as the Spartans Indiana ripped off some yard¬ "Credit the offensive line. Their half. The shutout was the first Ejjj Indiana 23d) in a Big age and we stopped them. protection has been excellent. I Spartan two. Larry Savage also recovered a Hoosier fumble for MSU in Big Ten play since ^football clash Saturday. Head coach Darryl Rogers haven't been sacked in a Wisconsin fell victim 21-0 in KL whitewash marked the had praise for the defenders couple after Bethea sacked substitute 1973. Rollick paced the MSU of weeks." Ignieh effort in 29 games for noting, "The defense is far The Spartans continually quarterback Bob Kramer. Bethea summed up the game, rushing attack with 61 yards in ELun defensive unit. better then they were at the thwarted Indiana in the second 18 carries after he took over for IrtoP 9larte Championship r——■i' meet, •••»». solis in 54th place. Cocaptains Jim Stelter and Doug Bigford said they have The penetration figures bear that out. Penetration time is the te,m ran suner" the Snartan U-M finished with runners in 3rd, 5th, 24th and1 been a great inspiration to the time spent with the ball in the opposing team's defensive end. |W."Bul Je« Pullen ran Ml*,;. the best ran the meet meet 29th Places t0 caPlure the meet and thus the Blg team during their four years. MSU led Northern with 8:22 compared to Northern's 2:49. The MSU Women's Rugby Club scored three tries and one ^ ^ ^ ,||inojs wrapping up the afternoon "Jim Stelter has been a Ulibarri has applied MSU for the Regional SMAIAW conversion last weekend to defeat the Fort Wayne Rugby Club m°Ttdl,SeV£'nth with ">« ''me of 24:10 in a distant second. * sparkplug who has improved tournament at-large bid based on the team's overall and 14-8 and boost its record to 4-1. f «U °honors aad five places ahead of The season will be at least one week longer for with every game," Rutherford out-of-state record. The club will travel to OSU this Saturday for its final outing of Herb Lindsay, who was the Spartans as their finish qualified the entire said. jam. "He -Me a came through with MSU was 10-3 overall and 5-0 against teams out of state. A the fall. Earlier in the season MSU defeated the I 'Mis' Craig Virgin with the time of Buckeyes 10-4 in team for next weekend's NCAA district meet. some sharp when we selection of the at-large bid is expected Tuesday. the Stroh's Classic. J Q Michlgon Stole News, Eost Lonsing, Michigon Monday, November 8, 1976 I MJchiggnSt; Israeli sees continuing war 5°Fn!5®of| "It is not moral to force him Jerusalem that is scheduled to don't think they will." sion," he said. "Such a state By MICHAEL SAVEL would mean the annihilation of and that person could make Jx MS MS M M11334 State News SUM Writer be published next month. Once that civil war is over, The minister of the interior the next step in the Middle the Jewish people." arrangements to leave Israel in V broken ntler scout Meron Ben Venisti, deputy several months, anyhow," he I in the Galilee released a report East will most likely be a A major problem facing Is¬ up with o drunken Indian with o social mayor of Jerusalem, said there disease to pull off tho Croat called the Koening Document Geneva peace conference. Ben rael is the declining rate of new Irolhel will be no permanent peace in belief is that Robbery of IfOII the Middle East until the Arab that said the Arab population Venisti does not have much immigrants into the country. The primary factor is Soviet Arabs in Israel are treated as population is ready to recognize would constitute the majority hope that a permanent peace second class citizens, but Ben THE GREAT SCOUT AND Zionism national liberation population in the area within will come out of such a con¬ immigrants who emigrate to movement. as a two years. It cited the dangers ference. countries other than Israel. Ben Venisti said this is not true. CATHOUSE THURSDAY Venisti said the Soviet im¬ "It is not a problem of them of this and suggested ways to "I do not think Israel will "Only when there is a basis being second-class citizens," he |EB US » IwtMMIS >» for a common dialogue can we curb Arab influence. accept any recognized Palestin¬ migrants should not be forced to come to Israel. said. "It is a problem of continu¬ Arabs and Jews were out¬ ian group in upcoming begin to talk peace," Ben Ven¬ isti said. "I have no fear in raged at the reporting, labeling conference," he said. an "Our basic responsibility is for the continuation of the ation of conflict. "Arabs cannot live a normal ^wilderness splendor and animaifm" saying that the Palestinians it "fascist" and "racist," but Ben Venisti dismissed it as being an He said that Yasir Arafat, head of the Palestinian Libera¬ Jewish people," he said. "If a life in Israel until there is peace jmmm have their rights, as long as and neither can I," he said. they are also willing to say that inconsequential personal opin- tion Organization, could not be person wants to leave Russia and does not want to come to Ben Venisti's reaction to "MUSTANG. recognized by Israel at Zionism is ment and a liberation recognize our rights." "It was a personal ference. a con¬ Israel he should not be forced, President elect Jimmy Carter COUNTRY" and I don't want that person in was, "I don't know the man, do He said the Jews fought a dum and the government was "First of all," he said, "I know Ben Venisti right not to take public action," for a fact that many Palestin¬ Israel, anyway. you?" legitimate war for Israel and he said. "It was overpublicized ians do not see him (Arafat) as have as much right to the land He was in East Lansing and not important." their leader. There are many in as anyone else. "I went through the Thursday to speak to the state A settlement of the Lebanese his own camp who do not legislature and give a lecture on civil war seems near with the recognize his authority." swords they did," he said. "All I v Arab peace-keeping force, He said Arafat's plan for a can say is that they campus. defeated and we didn't start the From 1968 until 1971 Ben but Ben Venisti said the effects democratic Palestinian Jewish Venisti was in charge of Arab of the war on Israel will not be state could not be accepted by Ben Venisti is visiting the affairs in the old city in known for a long time. Israel. United States for two weeks Jerusalem. The Labor party, "First we have to wait and "If that is his platform, then the major ruling party in Israel, see if that war is really over," there is no room for discus¬ primarily to lecture on urban felt he was too pro-Arab, so in he said. "Then we will have to planning. He spent last week as a scholar in residence at the 1971 he was made deputy wait and see if the Arab of Jerusalem. He has countries will continue to sup¬ University of Michigan, lec¬ mayor turing on urban planning. written a book on the politics of port the Palestinians, which I Riegle sights sets on reform of Senate rules, procedures DETROIT (UPI) - Senator- rules changes they should push. elect Donald Riegle Jr. has "I hope to be part of an effort vowed he will not become a to see that new members meet timid freshman in the Senate, ahead of time to make their and he already has set his collective weight felt," the sights on reforming Senate former Flint representative rules and procedures. said. conference in He mentioned filibuster rules Detroit, the Flint Democrat, as a prime target, saying who beat Republican Marvin partial reforms of limiting de¬ Esch Tuesday, said he will not bate have been ineffective. s to the higher chamber and merely "sit in the corner." He revealed that he has already asked Senator-elect Howard Metzenbaum of Ohio, who has previous Senate ex¬ perience, to arrange a meeting of new senators for choosing Seats open in ASMSU ASMSU is looking for four people to serve on the ASMSU elections commission and one person to serve as elections Elections commissioner is a salaried position. Petitions for these positions may be picked up at 334 Student Services Bldg. The petitions will be ac¬ cepted between Monday and Nov. 19. ff.rWmnn Stote News. East laming, Mkhiqai Monday, November 8, 1976 11 STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Call 355-8255 , Automotive A DODGE CHARGER 1970. Runs VEGA FRANKLY SPEAKING I ... by phil frank Laments fi L ApartmeitsJlfg ; Apartments If] well, good tires, brake WAGON 1975. 16,000 ' system miles. Excellent ONE OR two females for furnished new, $450, 882-7025. 8-11-16 condition, best TWO MAN, one bedroom unit. FIVE ROOM upstairs apartment. (121 offer. 394-1383. Must sell. apartment. Close to campus. Call 5-11-12 Furnished, five blocks from cam¬ Unfurnished except for ap¬ 112) 332-4432. 0 8-11-10(12) FAIRLANE 1966 4 door pus. Heat and water furnished, air- pliances. Garage. Utilities paid. manual conditioning, heated pool. Immed¬ 289. Excellent body, neat VEGA 1974. 29,000 SUBLET HUGE furnished 1 bed¬ $155/month plus deposit. 320 Interior, miles, three iate occupancy. $218, 9 month $290. 351-6751. 3-11-10 speed, radio, snow tires. Excellent. room North Butler, Lansing. IV2-2577 (121 apartment, beginning winter lease. $198, 1 year lease. 745 $1500. 484-0595, after 5 term. Near between noon and 2 p.m. p.m. campus, 351-1784, Burcham Drive. Phone 351-3118. S-9-11-12 (24) 3-11-91141 5:30-6:30 p.m. 8-11-10 (13) 0 7 Day Special 20-11-30 (33) Cart Dalated VW 1971 Bus. ONE OR two males for furnished Excellent, new 821-825 North Pennsylvania, just SOUTH HOLMES, near Sparrow. *29" engine Iwarrantyl, body work, south of Oakland. Large carpeted apartment.- Close to campus. Call Ground level apartment 332 4432. 0-8-11-10 (12) Herman'* Body Shop paint, shocks. 351-8999. 5-11-12 one bedroom apartment. efficiency, Carport, furnished. All utilities. Adults, 731 Sharldan OR Hwy. 37 (12) storage, lauindry. Heat and water $130,351-7497. 0-20-11-30 (14) NEEDED DESPERATELY. One or 489 ■ $397 furnished. Security deposit, lease. VW CAMPMOBILE 1971. New No pets. two females, furnished apartment, $170. 882-0640. 8-11-10 LARGE LIGHT studio $85. Furn¬ $75. Free bus. 349-4885. 3-11-9 engine, good body, pop top. Best (271 FIFTY CARS ished, woman, 5 minutes drive to to choose from, offer, 355-6205. 6-11-8 (13) campus. 482-2589. 8-11-15 (12) priced to sell. MAX CURTIS FORD transportation lot. See Rog- VOLKSWAGEN 9 passinger bus MARIGOLD OLD CEDAR Village - one man ROOMMATE NEEDED to share or, Jim, 1970. Rebuilt engine, new spacious three bedroom apart¬ or Jerry: 0-8-11-10 119) 351-1830 clutch, gas heater, insulated and panelled. „ APARTMENTS needed for winter and spring term. ment. $87/month. Call 349-2841. $1600 or best offer. 394-3129 after I MARIGOLDS HARRISON 351 1483. B-1-11-23 (12) 8-11-11 (12) 5 p.m. 8-11-17 1211 OPPOSITE SHAW LANE FORD VAN 1974. Customised WOMAN. SUBLET. Available 12/ WILL SUBSIDIZE responsible interior, refrigerator, stereo, much LARGE I BEDROOM APIS. 10. Close, carpeted, par¬ furnished, ty to sublease large, modern, 2 more. Call for more details. 485- VOLVA 1973 1800 ES. Excellent | AIR CONDITION S APPLIANCES kitchen, bath, own bedroom. 332- bedroom apartment. 332-0675. 4801. 8-11-12 (14) condition, many extras, manual COMPLETELY FURNISHED 5614. 16-11-24 (12) 8 11-11 (12) transmission. 482-9118 after S SHAG CARPETING GREMLIN 1973. Excellent condi¬ p.m. 5-11-12 (121 WE PAY HEAT 8 WATER WILLIAMSTON, 10 minutes from PRIVATE ROOM, bath. Share tion, air conditioning, manual FOR MSU campus on Grand River. Air, apartment with male 23. Birchfield transmission. Call after 5 p.m VOLVO S-1800 Classic. Red. APPOINTMENT drapes, carpet, kitchen appliances. $100. 394-4373: 393-8489. 6-11-9 489-6692. 8-11-10 1121 $21007 and car-haul trailer $300 or CALL 337-7328 One bedroom © Col lege Medio Sei 9411 $139. Studio — oest otter. Call 641 6384. 6-11-11 Berkeley, Co 94709 — AVAILABLE NOV. 15th $118. Call now 655-2642. 8-11-15 GREMLIN X 1974. White, 30,000 (22) TWO BEDROOM furnished. miles, good condition, $ 1750/best Shag JOLLY AND 1-496. Two bedroom carpet. One block from Union. 341 offer. 349-0283. 8-11-9 1121 ONE MALE needed townhouses near Postal Complex. immediately Evergreen. 337-2669. 7-11-10 (12) "RATES' HONDA COUPE miles. Runs but needs work. New 1973. 42,000 ; tototycte ab L L Employment Jill 1 Vt baths, washer, dryer, dish¬ washer, patio. Month to month to sublet apartment. One block from campus. $80 per month plus NEED ONE female for winter and 12 word utilities. 351-3359. 8-11-9 (17) spring terms. 'h block from lease. Phone 484-2555 9-5 p.m. cam¬ battery, steel belted radials. $300 332-6159. 5-11-12(16) SUZUKI 1972. Very Good con¬ dition, $250. 2 helmets included. 5/08 OPENINGS. Worn- EARN CASH, free pillows, house plants. Book a pillow/plant party weekdays. 8-11-17 (23) ONE BEDROOM, four miles east pus 351-4290. 8-11-12(13) Call 355-9962 evenings. 4-11-8 (12) and earn above. Great for individ¬ of MSU. $160. $100 ONE PERSON for furnished apart¬ deposit. Some OWN ROOM in duplex. $75 per IMPALA 1972 - Florida car, white uals and clubs. We have furniture. Utilities paid. No pets. large ment, own room. $85 month. Heat month. Two miles, campus. with blue vinyl top. Very clean, 350 1972 YAMAHA 350 road bike. selection of fabrics and house 339-8686. 8-11-12 (17) 2 barrel. Runs like new. 55,000 paid. 332-1093. 8-11-17(12) Phone 394-4513. 8-11-11 (12) plants. More information call 374- i: 2.u s.w i J 13.44 miles, raidal tires. $1900. Call Excellent condition. Must sell now. Springport, 857 3922. 8-11 332-8657. 3 ?"9 ^Jvood YMCA- 6863. PILLOW TALK FURNI¬ TWO BEDROOM duplex. 4 blocks THREE BEDROOM furnished WOODMERE. ONE female needed 487-3096. S-5-11-9 124) 12(121 TURE, 1145 South Washington, apartment. Large rooms, newly ■20 13.50 16.10 to for 2 person. $110. Beginning campus, very convenient, shag decorated, suitable for 3 students. Lansing. Near Depot Restaurant November 15th. 18 3 24 8.44 1 6.30 20.14 MALI8U 1973. Air, AM/FM, full and Cozy Lounge. 8-11-17 (45) carpet, very cozy, good landlord. $195/month plus utilities. Busline 351-9263. 20 3 40 9 40 11.00 22.40 power. Excellent tires. $1800. 353- HONDA 175, 1971. Electric start, Good condition, runs great. $250. <'0ns- '3*24 hours per week Anl' $245/month, deposit. 351-7567. 8-11-17 (19) to campus. 485-1924; 484-9729, X-8-11-9 (12) 25 4 50 12 00 22.50 21.00 2720 before noon. 6-11-8 112) STUDENT PART-time, evenings. after noon 8-118 (23) 651-6497 anytime. 8-11-11 (121 $50 per week, plus bonus. Call MAVERICK BROUGHAM files east of mJlT 5 Slx 393-7480. 3-11-10 (12) FEMALE NEEDED to sublet town- ONE BEDROOM furnished or Houses Automatic, full power, 1974. 8"'1-15 (26) Mall. house. Own room, 10 minutes unfurnished. Haslett Road Close. stereo, excellent new radials, AM/FM defogger, Auto Service \\/ /J ACCOUNTING MAJORS nior level or above. Temporary full - ju¬ from campus $67/month. Seven Trails West. 349-1992. 8-11-17 (17) NORTH POINTE APARTMENTS, 332-6354. C-20-11-30 (12) FEMALE - SUBLET winter only. condition. $1700, 484 2266. 3-11-10117) Must sell Experience6'"0 repairman neededl or part time Large room in terrific house. Nice Ue WlLc£:Ce%?. Hours flexi- ' LIFETIME GUARANTEED exhaust employment begin¬ 332-4668. 3-11-11 <121 OKEMOS AREA: One bedroom TWO NEW one bedroom, cable, . Once od is ordered it cannot systems for your foreign car at ning mid-January thru April 15th. We will teach Federal, State and apartments available. Moderately air, immediate occupancy, fur¬ be cancelled or changed un¬ MAVERICK 1970. Six cylinder, CHEQUERED FLAG FOREIGN WOMAN WANTED winter term. Local taxes. You must be able to priced. Phone 332-0111; 349-1238 nished or unfurnished, 351-8058 til alter first insertion, un¬ stick shift, good body and CAR PARTS, 2605 East Kalama¬ Quiet house, close. $77 plus engine. after 5 p.m. 0-1-11-8 (13) 8-11-8(12) less it is ordered & cancelled $950, 351-4949. 8-11-16 (12) zoo Street, one mile west of attend free tax clinic week of utilities. 371-3824. X 8-11-16 (121 . December 13, and devote mini¬ §|p5 by I p.m. 2 class days before campus. 487-5055. C-20-11-30 (241 ONE BEDROOM apartment. Neat, mum 20 hours per week to ONE MALE roommate, publication. MG MIDGET 1972. Aqua, excel¬ clean, utilities paid. Near Sparrow. Campus EAST LANSING-3 bedroom du¬ U-REPAIR AUTO SERVICE, 5311 employment during tax season. Hill Apartments. $72.50. Free lent condition, loaded. Stored in $140/month. 332-1095: 484-2716. bus, plex. 1 Vi baths, carpeted, built- winter. Call 393-0893. 8-11-10 (121 South Pennsylvania. YOU repair Must work 40 hours during spring dishwasher. Call 349-1948. 8-11-9 ins, basement, garage. Conveni¬ There is o M.00 service 0-3-11-10 (13) your car. YOU save money. Tune- break. Own transportation neces¬ ent, $310/month. 372-5920 after 5 charge (or an od change MGB 1974 Low up special $24.98. Monday-Friday, sary. Apply in person 9:30 a.m. to p.m. 8-11-17 1181 plus 18' per word per day mileage, one QUIET MALE needed to share lor additional words. owner, excellent care, AM/FM. 10-8; Saturday 10-6 p.m. 882-8742 noon (except Saturday) or phone DUPLEX - THREE bedroom. 882-2441 for appointment be¬ large two bedroom apartment, 337-0165 after 5 p.m. 3-11-8 (121 0-1-11-8 (22) block from campus. 332-3337 Parking facilities, partly furnished. MSU TEACHER to share home tween those hours. SIMPLIFIED or Call 351-7026 after 5 p.m. 5-11-10 with graduate student or profes- 353-6495. 3-11-10 (16) NEED A good used tire? Over 400 BOOKEEPING & TAX SERVICE, (12) MUSTANG 1966. 54,000 miles. in stock, priced from $4. BABySITTER* ~NEE~DED ~ ~ , INC., 4305 South Cedar, Lansing. , sional woman Own_bath, study Needs work. $400 or best otter. Snows June One year O FEMALE ROOMMATE needed to room. 339-2219 alter 5 p.m. from $5. All tires mounted free BL-1-11-8 (88) 8-11-17 118) Call 332-0654. 8-11-15 (12) sublease winter term. Furnished FEMALE FOR Campus Hill. Prefer The State News will be re¬ PENNELL SALES, 1301 1/2 East PEACE CORPS has openings for apartment, very close. 351-4072. nonsmoking upper classman. sponsible only for the first MUSTANG 1968 302 3-speed. Kalamazoo, Lansing. 482-5818 B- 6-11-15(12) $75/month. 349-2564. 6-11-11 (12) HOUSE IN Lansing, fireplace, air doys incorrect insertion. 3-11-9 1261 people with backgrounds in Agri¬ conditioning. Rent negotiable. Call New tires, runs good. $450. Phone culture, Natural Resources, Engi¬ ONE after 6 p.m. 484-2164. 8-11-11 (12) 676-4779. 5-11-8 <121 FEMALE for winter and SPACIOUS TWO bedroom, half Bills are due 7 od expiration date. doys from the If not NOVA 1970. 6-cylinder, standard MASON BODY SHOP 812 East Kalamazoo Street since 1940. S',z neering, Health Fields, Liberal Arts. Talk with a recruiter at the spring term. 10 seconds to pus. 351-3234. 8-11-17 (12) cam¬ block from north campus. No lease, no security deposit. Call Joe MALE STUDENT needs house¬ "^Washing,on So. & Placement Center. 1-11-8 (25) mate. $105 a month. Call Dan paid by the due date a 50' transmission, 78,000 miles. $550/ Complete auto painting and colli¬ or John, 351-2826. 5-11-10 (18) lote service charge will be best offer. 351-5861. 5-11-11 112) sion service. American and foreign LANSING-THREE room furnished Stephens, 393-1291. 5-11-8 (11) cars. 485-0266. C-20-11-30 (201 - apartment. Quiet, utilities includ¬ CEDAR VILLAGE, one female OLDS 88 1972. Very good For Rent ed, garage, adults only. Deposit YARD, GARAGE, neat 2 bedroom igrm running beginning December 10th. $88' house. 5 blocks to campus. Mar¬ car. $700.339-2550, 361-0873 after JUNK CARS wanted. We pay required. 485-3848;393-7853. month. Phone 332-6758. 8-11-11 more if they run. Also 8-11-16 (15) ried couple, reference, $165/ 5 p.m. 8-11-9(121 buy used HIGHLAND HILLS cars and trucks. 489-3080 anytime. banquet monthly. 332-1746. 8-11-16 1161 rooms available for Christmas 'OLDSMOBILE 98 1966. Good C-20-11-30 117) parties and wedding receptions, NEW 1 bedroom. Immediate occu¬ FEMALE - SHARE two bedroom running condition, loaded. Must sell. $200. Bob, 337-0950. X-3-11-8 (12) AMERICAN, GERMAN FOREIGN CAR REPAIR, also AND SSro7n9«- «ease apply 2S:6™aac°u,«cacts. etc. Corner U.S. 27 North and Alward Road. 669-9873 9-3 p.m. pancy. Cable, air, 410 West Sagi¬ naw. 351-8058, 351-9091. 8-11-17 immediately. Holt. $87.50/month. Utilities, security required. Own 694 8463. 6-11-9 (14) MALE OR female, room available in nice house with two others. CAR? Sell your unwanted 20% DISCOUNT to students and body "ay. 8-1 MB?,2) Monday Fri- 20-11-22(21) room. 374-6783. 8-11-10 112) jjo quicklyad with a State News OPEL GT 1972. Must sell immed¬ faculty on all cash 'n carry VW TV AND stereo rentals. $25/term. - Call Kathy at for cheerful assistance. iately. Make an otter. Call 484- service parts. IMPORT AUTO ACCOUNTANT: FEDERAL Te $10.95/month. Call NEJAC 337- Classified's 1617 or 372-2494 evenings. 10-1) PARTS, 500 East Kalamazoo and 1010. C-20-11-30 (121 Cedar. 485-2047: 485-9229 Master * » 100LS 1974. Excellent. Blue book $4275. Blue, 7u7o- OPEL MANTA 1974. Only 20,000 Charge and Bank Americard. C-20-11-30 1371 Apartments MONDAY SPECIAL miles, excellent condition. $2200/ SPECIAL LIMITED TIME OFFER. "•"crfefo'S36®, 393-4687. best offer. 351-3715. 8-11-16 (12) TWO BEDROOM. Whitehall Man¬ MAIL OR BRING IN COUPON TODAY. AUSTIN HEALEY 3000 1965. PEUGOT 504 1971. Super clean! [ Employment f[ Paid, sightseeing. Free information or, near campus. Utilities included. Unfurnished, balcony. 374-9085, Very ijwa condition, •"5-11-12 (12) must sell. 332- Sunroof, automatic, Michelin ra¬ dials. $1450. 394-1168. Leave mes¬ sage or keep trying. 8-11-16 1161 KITCHEN wiches and full HELP, salads, sand¬ menu. Day and BerMy California 94704. 2-20-11- 393-1721.3-11-8(121 HERE'S HOW IT WORKS night opening. Apply at THE ANDREA HILLS AMERICA 1969. $600. DODGE HOUSE, corner of Cedar Brand new, five minutes to cam¬ Every MONDAY for a limited period of time, the State News - California car, radials, PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1969. and Saginaw. 489-2086. 8-11-10 Classified Department will publish the DIME-A-WORD bul 'or transmission. Good transportation. $150 or best waitressesT ~COOKS~ 7k pus. One and two bedrooms, special offer. 351-5716 after 3 p.m. 3-11-8 (221^ washers. Full-time ™./, . ' sh" some furnished from $169. Phone want-ads. Ads will be unclassified and run at the end of the W«M112^-5-11-8 (16) (12) PART TIME, evenings, weekends. 351-6866, 332-1334. 8-11-8 (20) Classified Section. You're apt to find an ad offering a car for sale S?JfLARK Excellent 1972? Air"and con- PONTIAC CATALINA 1968. Full Contact manager at RANDY'S MOBILE. Phone 349-9620. 8-11-15 FEMALE JUST moved Have to Lansing. between tickets wanted for a football game and a boa constrictor S20°0.' 1 power, air, new exhaust, good living, dining, bedroom furni¬ that someone wants to sell. You'll have to read 'em all to find out 521-3309. 2-11-9 ture. Need woman to share apart¬ tires, 46,000. Excellent condition, ment. 332-5814 alter 5:30 p.m. where you can fill your needs, but it'll be fun $700, 351-3041. 8-11-16 (15) e room or board. 332-3617 anyway. JfPSI 1972. 2,000, four speed. evenings. B-1-11-8 fig, ^ 5-11-12(18) A"ne owner. Dark ®83- 5-11-12 (121 Green. SAAB 1975. New, emerald green, 23,000 miles, AM/FM. $4500 or AVON - A friendly personality is all you need to begin selling. Be WANT ARTICULATE imaginative FEMALE FOR 3-man Capitol Villa Apartments. $62.50/month, and PLEASE FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS best offer. 337-0004 after 6 p.m. Math major with car to tutor high electricity. 351-1034. 3-11-10 1121 1. PRINT your ad, 1 word per box. Use as to"19714.speed. Goodcondi- 8-11-12(151 your own boss on your own time. school student in Algebra/Geom¬ many words as you . many new 482-6893. 25-12-3 (20) like, but not less than 12 words. No business firms, please. pans, $500. etry. $10/hour. 627 5385. 8-11-17 ONE BEDROOM apartment. $165 fiM,'!,rr™n9s: af,ef 5 p"1- SELL ME YOUR CAR - DALE WATSON AUTO SALES, 4628 PART-TIME TELEPHONE SALES: Mature women to work part-time (18) per month. Call after 6 p.m. 339-3570. 6-11-10 (12) 2. Clip out and mail or bring coupon into our office. Coupon SOUTH CEDAR. PHONE 882- THE PEANUT BARREL is now must be in no later than 5 p.m. Thursday for our DIME-A-WORD from our modern office. fcl^TXcart° 1973' 0202. C-18-11-30 113! and Morning evening hours available. $2.35/hour plus generous bo¬ taking applications for cooks and waitresses, nights and weekends. Monday special. If received after deadline, ad will be scheduled for the 351-5990. i-Tf-b T-BIRD 1976, Designers Classic! nuses. Phone Mr. Benard at Apply in person only. 3-11-10 (18) 1977 Volkswagen Rabbit following Monday. Completely equipped, superb 484-9017 for interview. 8-11-8 (311 Still 3. Payment must accompany coupon. No phone orders will be shape. $9400. Call 351-0780, 332- Only fcET SUBURBAN 1972 0600.8^11J0 112) _ '3,499 (Freight and Prop, additional) accepted. •> daluxe TOYOTA COROLLA 1973. Good Hi-nna ' 1'224'8340- condition. 48,000. New front brakes, $1,600.355-4744; 349-9356 MASSUESES WANTED. We will See and try the quality JC train. $8.00 per hour. 489-1215. cars with ALL the 1973- * evenings. 8-11-12 1131 Z-30-11-30 1121 features «mmTr uper'blue and VEGA 1972. 51,000 miles, three kites am,?.' power «WM. sleering/ speed, 30 mpg, radio, heater. WAITRESSES, APPLY in person. Twin air, ril, HUDDLE SOUTH, 820 West Miller Clean car. $850. 393-2753. 5-11-8 38 mpg highway (EPA), Call ■xi'fUl axla' cargo Road. Lansing. 8-11-12112) THEY WENT fuel B| U" 394-8574. *8-11-12 THAT-AWAY...TO injection, regular gas, NO catalytic con¬ COLLINGWOOD venor, front wheel drive, j^TTE COUPE 1966. RAIN BARREL HAIR SHOPPE APTS!! undercoating, electric Like new. Welcomes Hair Stylist: rear window defogger, * 11-12 (12) air conditioned etc. * JAMES TROWBRIDGE dishwasher $MS19^PREME m6-Air, * shag carpeting COOK-HERRIMAN IS! Formally with Patrick's Hair Shoppe I * Niiii Call for Appointment * unlimited parking V.W.-VOiVO-MAZBA Name: Mail To 694-5772 plush furniture '/i mile w. of Lansing Mall DIME-A-WORD Sss * model open daily |C7)| 6135 W. Saginaw Address Vbu fctJ 3 speed. 2364 N. C»dor In Holt (Just oM 1-96) sty Phone 371-5600 Phone:_ State News Classified seats, new paint, JNcsliy led. snow tires. Open: Daily 'til 9 p.m. Saturday 'til 5 No. words 347 Student Services Bldg. Hl-17 US) Call 351 -8282 _ Payment MSU, E. Lansing, 48824 12 Michigon Stole News, Eost Lonsing, Michigon f WaliTTBl w Hoists F»r Sale |(5] For Sale |[5j [__ lnslrgclio" 'CO-ED ROOM for rent. WU a BUYING STEREO? Only one book GUITAR LESSONS: By profes¬ WANTED PLACE to board Dalma- NEW DOUBLE bed mattress, $50. month. No security deposit, or will tell you the most important sional teacher beginning/ad¬ tion ten miles of campus. 355 50' of 4' wire fence, $25. 484-9646 lease. 351-5170. 8-11-11 1131 vanced. Folk, rock, blues, jazz. 5398. 8-11-17 (12) thing you need to know - all after 5 p.m. E-5-11-10 (141 about you I "The Stereo Tailor," Carl 482-9235. 8-11-9 (131 EAST - HOUSE, newly redecoret- by local DJ/stereo nut, tells Announcements for It'a What' sd, unfurnished. Couple only. No a how to choose equipment and you TABLES - GREAT for kitchen, WRITING CONSULTANT 8 years Happening must be received in the Experience silence. Meditation session with B.S. Tyagi et 7:30 Southern Committee meets 8 n I children or pets. $145/month plus how to decide what you need. desk or plants. Formica top. experience in professional editing, State News office, 341 Student m t 8tk)fl i security. Call 484-3513. 8-11 9 (17) Only $2.95, payable to Dave 36x36x32 high. Very reasonable. writing skill instruction. 337-1591. Sendees Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least p.m. Mondays in 312 Agriculture Hall. Bring a blanket to sit or lie at the Peace CemeT Harnson Road. All I Martin. Box 19052, Lansing, 48901 Call 484-1878. S-5-11-9 (15) 0-3-11-10 (12) two class days before publication. down. sons welcome. intelestl? 6(1 P*S P Money back guarantee. 8-11-12 No announcements will be ac¬ | NEED ONE for 4 bedroom, 6 man 154) HOCKEY FANS, we have little house, near Gables, $65. 349-3546. 8-11-16(12) BELL AND Howell 16mm Sound Projector, Gibson Hummingbird league hockey gear. Skates, hel¬ mets, shin guards, gloves and sticks. All new but priced used. [Typing Service X ELEVEN YEARS experience in cepted by phone. A Lesbian 6:30 p.m. Rap Group meets at today in the Union Connecticut students, info travel home from the on Connecticut Students at MSU, call E. Moses noon !,mT ;:Z 'J | FOUR BEDROOM for 4 students, Police scanners, CB's, car casset¬ Guitar, most brand name stereos; typing theses, manuscripts, term Tower Room. New women (in the campus directory) today. $280 plus deposit and lease. Call tes and 8-tracks. Fender, Gibson, are 337-7866. 8-11 16 (121 complete sets under $100. Furni¬ Heath, Kustom and Traynor ampli¬ papers. Days, 3559676. Evenings, always welcome. (Continued on Page 14) ture, dinette sets and lamps. fiers and speakers. Used furniture, 625-3719 8-11-10 FEMALE NEEDED to sub-lease TWO ROOMS in beautiful home Men's and women's leather coats. townhouse. Own room. Ten min¬ lamps, coats, clock radios, toast¬ Lots and lots of ice skates. BOON 0 on acre. 3 miles. Available Jan¬ ers, can openers, blenders, hair utes from MSU campus. $67 a APPETIini DICKER & DEAL. SECONDHAND uary. 393-6773. 3-11-9 (121 dryers and typewriters. Still some month. Phone, 349-1992. 1-11-8 STORE, 1701 South Cedar. 487- used snow tires in stock, cheapl 1121 3886. C-5-11-11 142) NEED ONE person to share house. DICKER & DEAL SECONDHAND COMPLETE DISSERTATION and ROSSIGNOL JL-650 with Marker Walking distance to campus. 351- STORE, 1701 South Cedar. 487- 9060. 8-11-9(12) J cash x vn 3886 C-20-11-30 (68) resume service. Printing, IBM typing, binding. Printing from your bindings. $50. Sharpened. Good Authentic Italian 11 for NEW, USED, and vintage guitars, plain paper originals. Corner condition. Call Sheri, 332-4251. 1118 (12) Sandwiches & Dinners tit Hara 11 DUPLEX, TWO miles west of M.A.C. and Grand River. Below a latiosi campus off Kalamazoo. Two bed¬ rooks banjos, mandolins, etc. Dulcimers Jones kits, recorders, strings, acces¬ Stationery Shop, 9-5 p.m. BOOGER BEAR: Important) rooms, full basements, very nice. and Monday Friday. Call COPY- Please call Milk Chocolatel Any¬ SPECIAL THIS WEEK n $190 per month plus security sories, books, thousands of hard deposit and utilities. 337-9626. 8-11-12 (231 Gibsons Loads of to find albums. (All at very low pricesl. Private and group lessons on guitar, banjo, mandolin, all GRAPH C-20-11-30 (31) SERVICE, PAULA'S TYPING SERVICE. Call 337-1666. one please relay message. after 4:30. 1-11-8(14) Home MOSTACIOLLI DINNER with Salad and Garlic Bread 11 Paper and styles. Gift certificates. Expert MAKE AN impact on life. CIRCLE 482-4714 for free estimate. My hardbacks. Text and repairs - free estimates. ELDER¬ K is the way to combine giving Rooms specialty is dissertations. L. Reference LY INSTRUMENTS, 541 East and caring with fun and social 99° 0-20-11 30 (12) Grand River 332-4331. C-20-11-30 activites, Wednesdays, 6:00 p.m. OWN ROOM in house, starting We buy books anytime 149) Union Sunporch. 1-11-8 (24) 128 W. Grand River PURR-FECT TYPE. Accurate per¬ mid-November. Working or grad¬ sonal and professional IBM typing. HELP NEED female winter and uate woman preferred. $82.50 a 1 bl. W. of Union Animals One day service. 351-5094. spring. Collingwood Apartments. Mon. Thurs.t 11 a.m.-9p.m. Fri.-Sat. 11a.m.-lip,m II month plus utilities. Deposit re¬ C 20 11-30(12) Sunday: 12 noon • 11 p.m. | quired. 349-2893. X8-11-16 (20) \M thru Fri.9:00 - 5:30 / EXPERIENCED TYPIST fast $69 per month. 337-2317. 11-8 1045 E. GRAND RIVER at GUNSON - EAST LANSING, 2 rooms, furn¬ ished, parking, $18/week. Call USED COMPOSING EQUIPMENT REGISTERED BLACK Labrador Retriever puppies. Champion Call 339 3575 5-11-9(121 EAST LANSING one bedroom apartment. Large rooms, win¬ PH. 337-9549 Ernie before 5 p.m. chocolate sire. Excellent show, dows. Wood floors, parking, bus 373-0742. VariTyper 1010 composing Z-6-11-15 (13) hunting or pet prospects. Phone lines. 1312 Haslett Road #4. machine and fonts. VariTyper 123 PROMPT TYPING 332-8635 or 1 723 3626. Z-8-11-15 service: Available January 337-0913. 11-8 headliner, processor and fonts. 118) Themes, dissertations, term pa¬ GIRL NEEDED for sub-let, winter Illrd Annual Forum Call MOX COLOR PRINTING, pers, IBM. Call 694-1541 before 8 FEMALE NEEDED for four-man term. $85 per month. Call after 6 394-4177. 8 11 16 (22) HORSES BOARDED - Hay and p.m. 20-11 19 112) apartment for winter and spring. p.m. Ask for Deb, 351-4262. grain, box stalls, excellent care, 8-11-161161 $75 monthly. Call 332-2267. 11-8 SCHWINN CONTINENTAL 10 $60. Only 7 miles north of Lansing. UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS COM¬ on speed, $70. Woman's Mouton fur 669-3360. 8-11-12 (16) NORTH CLEMENS, furnished, fe¬ PLETE DISSERTATION and re¬ STUDENT COUPLE needs place coat, size 12, $30.484-0595, after 5 male, all house privileges. Near p.m. 3-11-9 (15) 1 '/$ year old Collie Shepherd. Free sume service. IBM typing, edit¬ to live winter term. smokers with Quiet, non- GRADUATE STUDENT bus and driveway parking. 487- ing, multilith offset printing, type¬ only minor idiosyn¬ to country home. Call Anne 6390. 2-11-8 (13) FOR SALE 1975 Schwinn Varsity 351-2713. E-5-11-12 (121 setting and binding. We encour¬ crasies. Prefer near campus. Dave 332-3574. 11-8 EMPLOYMENT ten speed. Good condition. Was age comparative shopping. For ROOM IN furnished house. $89 $150 must sell $80. Call 349-0953. HUSKY-GERMAN Shepherd pup¬ estimate stop in at 2843 East Grand River or phone 332-8414. CEDAR VILLAGE - Woman per month. 170 Stoddard, Call X-8-11-16 116) 332-4725 anytime. 8-11-12(121 py, two months old, call 484-9646 after 5 p.m. X8-11-17 1121 0-20 11-30 (32) Woman needed to share two ★ Time: 1:15 bedroom $88/month. Great room¬ HUSKY-GERMAN Shepherd pup¬ SINGLE ROOM in modern house py, two months old, call 484-9646 FAST AND accurate mates. Getting married. Please typing. Rea¬ Help! 351-8788. 11-8 ★ Place: Kellogg Center Auditorium on South Magnolia, $60 per month, call 484-5048. 8-11-12 113) after 5 p.m. X-8-11-16 (121 [Mobililile Howes 118*1 sonable rate. Near Coral Gables. Call Marilyn. 337-2293. 0-20-11-30 GOULD CLASSICAL Guitar. STEREO EQUIPMENT. Some new 1121 $60/MONTH room in friendly - some used. New: Phase Linear POLORON, 1974 - 14 x 71 with 12 Hardshell case. $75. Excellent ★Date: Tues. November 9 house; 735 North Hayford. Nice 400, $359. Advent 201. $249. x 37 tag. Skirted, partially fur¬ condition. New $200. Evenings TYPIST - EXPERIENCED typing 332 6329. 11-8 neighborhood. 484-3361. 8-11-12 Stanton 681 EEE, $38. Kenwood nished, carpeting and drapes in¬ 1121 5600, $255. Walnut large Advents, cluded. 1V; baths, ideal retirement home, repossessed. Phone 487- on weekends for term Cheap and fast, 339-2659 after papers. ★Co-Sponsors: Grad School, $214/pair. DBX 119, $139. Used: 5:30 p.m. 8-11-12 (14) SINGLE ROOMS. $25 deposit. Yamaha CT800, $257. Kenwood KT7300, $184. Onkyo TX4500, 2393 or 487-0278. 8-11-16 (231 MSU Placement, From $66/month. Also lease by $326. Rabco ST-7, $289. Much DETROITER 50 x 8, 2 bedroom, EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis¬ week. Call between 361-4495. C-20-11-30 (15) 12-6 p.m. more. Brian, 351-8980. 6-11-12 bath, stove and refrigerator, fully sertation, (pica-elite). FAYANN, Cogs carpeted. 663 8431. 8-11-17 (12) 489-0358. C-20-11-30 112) 145^ NEAR SPARROW - 3 bedroom unfurnished, $180. Stove includ¬ Florida Indian River Citrus arriving monthly. From tree to table within BEAUTIFUL THREE Holly Park with expando. Partially bedroom IRENE ORR. Theses, term papers, ★ FREE ed. utilities extra. 669-9052, or general typing. Formerly with Ann hours. Naval oranges $7.40/case. furnished, easy sale terms. 337- DODGE REAL ESTATE 482-5909. Brown. Call 374-8645. After 6 pink grapefruit $7/case. To order 0717. 8-11 10(13) p.m 7-11-9 (16) 482-7487. C-20-11-30 (161 call before November 9th. Days TWO ROOMS furnished, parking, 4850783; Evenings 485-0376; 627- Dr. Staudt; Guest Speaker 526 Sunset Lane, $32/week - call before 5 p.m., Ernie 373-0742. 2844. E-511-8 (31) [_ lost & Found q ANN BROWN PRINTING AND TYPING. Dissertation, resumes, WATERBED. QUEEN size with general printing. Serving MSU for 7-11-9(14) FOUND SMALL, black, kitten. frame and liner. $50. Call Doug - 26 years with complete theses 3559071. E-511-8 (121 Evergreen and Grand River area, service. 349-0850. C-20-11-30 (191 SINGLE AND double rooms in 351-6513. 4-11-11 (121 nice house. Cheap, close to c AM/FM RECEIVER with cassette pus. 337-9574. 8-11-10(12) LOST: MALE German TYPIST - EXPERIENCED. Pro¬ tape plus turntable and speakers. Shepherd. fessional typing anytime. Term Brown and black. Near Williams- $175. Call 393-2607. 8-11-11 (12) OWN ROOM in furnished house. ton. Has Ann Arbor I.D. Answers papers, dissertations, theses. Phone Diane, 482-7054. 8-11-15 Parking available. 229 Colling- MAMIYA M645 with 80mm lens, to Strider. 337-0364. 6-11-15 (171 wood, available immediately. 351- 112) deluxe grip and P.D. prism finder. 5121.811-11 (121 Also, DSX 1000 with 1.4 lens, case. 393-2607. 811-11 119) NEED TWO females to share room in house. $56.25 each, plus utili¬ ties. 337-0097. 8-11-11 (13) EARLY CHRISTMAS special. Wa- terbed mattresses, $26. November LOST: MALE Siamese, neutered seal point. Durand street and TO: NO PREF Grand River. Reward 332-8457. only - free liner. John, 351-2826. STUDENTS 8-11-11 (13) GIRL WANTED. Own room in E-511-10 (12) nice, quiet house. Three miles LOST SATURDAY from campus. 489-3256. 5-11-8 APPLES-SWEET CIDER. BLOS¬ - Grey kitten, white markings. Durand area. SOM ORCHARDS. Two miles Missed very much. Please' 351- north of Leslie, 3597 Hull Road, 2825. 5-11-10 (13) Because of Schedule Book Omission, EAST LANSING single room. (old U.S. 127). Gift packages Male student. 332-5791 after 5:30 shipped by U.P.S. Hours: 9-6 p.m. the following information is provided: p.m. Weekends anytime. 8-11-15 closed Mondays. Saturday-Sun¬ day 185 p.m. 1-589-8251. Personal / 0-8 11-10 (30) IDC 100 -CAREERPLANNING AN OPEN invitation to all back¬ 1 For Salt \\%\ DUAL 1215. Shure M91-ED Ken¬ gammon players; Experienced and novice. LANSING BACKGAM¬ and ACADEMIC wood 4002. Dynaco A261S ?200/ SONIC 23 channel CB radio with antenna, 3 months old. $75. — best offer. 332-5473. 8-11-12 112) MON CLUB meets every Wednes¬ day 7:30 p.m., lower level Frandor PROGRAMMING Phone 374-7584. 8-11-17 (131 Shopping Center. Cash prizes. For WHOLESALERS CLEARANCE, CREDIT: 1 (pass - No Credit) information call 394-0763. 8-11-10 LENS PRECISION ground in our up to 50% off. Records, tapes, (28) TIME: Wednesday lab. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2617 clothes, imports, pipes, incense] evenings, East Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. paraphenalia, plants, jewelry, gifts. 7:00 - 7:50 P.M. SURPLUS HEAD, 117 North Har¬ ASTROLOGER; PROFESSIONAL C-11-12 (13) rison, (across from SIR PIZZA) for eight years. Charts, Interpreta¬ PLACE: 107 S Kedzie tions, lessons, career counseling; 8-11-11 (25) SPEAKER - INFINITY Monitor Juniors. Only few months old. Call 351-8299. Z-5-11-12 (12) Sequence Number: 120-0190 $400/pair. Call 351-1572. 3-11-10 SEWING MACHINE CLEARANCE Further information: 3-0789 or 3-4370 1121 JraicfDT/TuTcT'T—r~ SALEI $49'95 55 Brand new per mon,h- portables La,0e Recreation |ft|! HOUSE PLANTS, variety of types selection of reconditioned used and sizes. Also pots, soils and machines. Singers, Whites, Nec- SKI BOYNE COUNTRY-4 bed¬ supplies. VERY FINEST, 4986 room rental home-diswasher- chi's, New Homes and "many group rates. Call 355-5409. .„ lve' East Lansi"9' Others." $19.95 to $39.95. Terms. Z-511-8 (121 332-8346.10a.m.to2p.m.8-11-16 EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING 1231 COMPANY, 1115 North Washing- ton. 489-6448. C-20-11-30 (261 SLEEP ](<^J IN comfort. Waterbed heaters regularly $70, $49.95. John Service or Joe. 351-2826. E-5-11-12 (121 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. Tanks, cannisters, and uprights. LATH AND plastering. Thin wall, NEW BATTERY $25, cosmetic Guaranteed one full year, $7.88 conventional, drywall; repair spec¬ mirror $7, boys Toughskin pants andUP-DENNIS DISTRIBUTING! ialty. Ken Pointer, 482-1090 $2 each. 1965 Mercury $125. Call COMPANY, 316 North Cedar, 8-11-11 (12) 394-0291. 1-11-8 (171 opposite City Market. C-20-11-30 (241 BUILD TO suit. Small FENCING JACKET, mask and projects lofts, etc. Call CANTILEUER foils. Half price, $45. Call Bob COMIC BOOKS, science fiction, CLUB, 349-3931. 511-12 (12) 489-9798 57 p.m. E-5-11-10 (12) mysteries and much morel Visit CURIOUS USED BOOK SHOP, MARANTZ 250 amplifier, Sound Craftsmen pre-amplifier equalizer 207 East Grand Rivar- 3?en 332-0112 P-m-' C-20-11-30 COMPLETE REPAIR service for stereos, TV's, tapes, guitars, ban¬ jos, band instruments. MAR¬ I IJX* PE 2217, Kenwood KT6005 re- 1201 SHALL ceiver, Thorens TD 160 turntable. MUSIC 351-7830 PONDEROSA JBL L45 Flairs. Reasonable. 332- C-1-11-8 (14) CHEVY HALF-ton van, 1973, New 8721. 8-11-12 (19) brakes and tires. $1,975. 651-6497 for a quick before 3 p.m. 8-11-11 (13) FOR QUALITY stereo service THE snack between COMPLETE SET Wilson STEREO SHOPPE, 555 East Grand classes or lunch at noon Staff ~~ ~DZ ~ ~ River. C-20-11-30 clubs and bag. Excellent con- INPLATEABEDS, SLEEP on air. 112; stop in at Crossroads Cafeteria, dition. $100. Springport 857-3922 8-11-12 (12) 7~~ A"the ,hrills and none of ,ha spills of wa'erbeds.. Twin, full, queen, and king sizes. Available at WHITE FREE...A lesson in complexion care. Call 484-4519 East n the center of campus Opetl 7:30at11-4® Mon - Fri we re also open for vour convenoce. SQUARE MEAL-SQUARE Lonslng • 4421 Saginaw Avenue DEAL E. Lansing • East Grand Rive' 1926 CABLE player piano, com- MONKEY, Michigan's oldest head Michigan (2 Blocks Wesf of Waverly) pletly rebuilt, walnut cabinet with or 485-7197, Lansing Mall. MERLE Mon-Thurs 5:30-9:30 Football Saturdays lOam-lpm (In Front of Old World Vllloge st("e. (For all your high suppliesl NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS bench/rolls. 489-9689.8-11-12 1121 226 Abbott Road. 5-11-8 1361 C-20-11-30 (181 CROSSROADS CAFETERIA Lansing • 4220 South Logan Street Lansing • On South P.nnsy'vanlaA (Just South of Logon Center) (NaxttoMcCllntock'sCodlllo'L, I iiigonStote Newt, Eost Lansing, Michigon Monday, November 8, 1976 13 DOONESBURY tiv |(i,WJIM-TV(CBS) (10) WILX-TV (NBC) ihiDfjlh)DBf)lhi 5 (,2) WJLRT-TV (ABC) (2: (23) WKAR-TV (PBS) by Garry Trudeau steak?! i ms only ortaiqmpqt mi,ifmed since youhadnft you mean, ueu.ishoud probably be 6et- but you Uttiee • ohhueil, mrs IMerty htstrweaeets m1n6iw eaten nuiast4s kxfrenot w6h0me besides, could have nice of you.. made me hours,1vc00kw joining m&sreauyonty mytaco! you sure' dinner? ademr/mgcm me?\ ewu6hs1eakf0r )nday evening 8:30 (23) Theater in America 11:30 (12) Laverne C Shirley 8:00 9:00 10:00 (4) Kofak (10) Quest (10) Johnny Carson (4) M*A*S*H (12) Charlie's Angels (12) Mary Hartman, (10) Police Woman fell! The Wind" (12) Rich Man, Poor Man 11:00 (4-10-12) News Mary Hartman (23) ABC Newt Jjuilon) 9:30 (23) Anyone For Tennyson? (wond.rWoman (4) One Doy At A Time friday evening ■UmiChroniclM (23) Broadcast Journalism 11:30 (4) Columbo (4) Spencer's Pilots 8:30 10:00 (10) Johnny Carson (10) Sanford And Son I (4) Switch (12) Mary Hartman, (12) DonnyS Marie 9:00 (10) Police Story (23) Washington Week Mary Hartman In Review (12) Family (23) ABC News EjR Foolboll (23) Movie 8:30 Kcroa* Composer* "Documentary Showcose" thursday evening (10) Chlco And The Man 9:30 11:00 (23) Wall Street Week 8:00 lill'iFoir (6-10-12) News 9:00 (4) Waltons ■Anyone For Tennyson? (23) World Press (4) Movie 10:00 (10) Dick Van Dyke 11:30 (12) Welcome Back, Kotter "Mayday at 40,000 Feet!" ,«ulive Suite (4) Kojak (10) Rockford Files (23) Ask The Doctor Kpign Martin (10) Johnny Carson (12) Movie 8:30 "The Boy In |Di°l°9 (12) Mory Hartman, (12) Barney Miller The Plastic 11:00 Mary Hartman Bubble" (23) Perspectives in Black (23) Masterpiece Theatre (23) ABC News 9:00 ■tygrton Sportlite 10:00 11:30 (4) Hawaii Five-0 (10) Serpico wednesday (10) Best Sellers —Asvle (23) International evening (12) Tony Randall llCoroli TedS Alice' Animation Festival (23) Visions Biohnny Carion 10:30 8:00 9:30 I ABC News (4) Good Times (12) Nancy Walker (23) Monty Python's Join in Sate our 59th Anniversary through November 12, ■Newt 12:00 (10) Movie 10:00 Flying Circus 11:00 FRANK & ERNEST SPONSORED BY: 1976. to Savings you have to see believe. Think ahead and "The Great Waldo (12) Bionic Woman Pepper" (4)Barnoby Jones (4-10-12) Newt by Bob Thaves (Christmasl!). 10% MSU DISCOUNT IuESDAY evening (23) Nova (10) Glbbsville (12) Streets of (23) Blx Lives 11:30 8:00 8:30 San Francisco (4) Movie jnyOrlandoSDawn (4) Jeffersons 10:30 "Forbidden Knowledge" lilt Boa Block Sheep 9:00 (23) Jeonne Wolf (10) Johnny Corson I Happy Doys (4) Movie 11:00 (12) Mary Hartman, ■llctntenniol Hall 01 "Death With" (4-10-12) News Mory Hartman (12) Baretta (23) Woman (23) ABC News LAWYER IA low cost Attorney Pro- j FOOD S BOOZE & PIZZA I gram is offered by ASMSU o • Pitchers2fori I Legal Services. ^ • Pizza & Pitcher Specials too! vegetables and black for information X LIVE MUSIC NITELY mushrooms over fried rice, egg toll and miso soup. NO COVER call 353-8857 _ 1227 E. Gd. Rlvar, E.L. Met Club Presents Guest Speaker | Dr. David A. Morrow, D.V.M. Topic Ovarian transplant Monday, Nov. 8, 100 Engineering Bldg. 7:30 p.m. I PROFESSOR PHUMBLE by Bill Yates FREE! i 1 THOUGHT Mo, |T*r To PAY fottpotjep 5dfposep ri^tofliowo/j TO W A | Buy any Medium "rt* At the regular _ mz w\ of pa i price jLl£Z3 ■ Get Identical PIZZA ■ FREE . a- e j Little Caesars Pizza I 12031. Od. River ■ ® 337 ■ 1631 ! TODAY'S SMCIJLL JLzteclto de JesMe B ^ —'upon eiplrei H-11-74 One coupon per. order OUT THE WINDOW unlevened bread filled with ham !■■■■■■ and our spicey red sauce, garnished ■■■ By D. Wayne Dunifon with cheese, and onions lettuce, tomatoes, SPONSORED BY: ■I. AZTICO RlftT AUR ANT SCIENCE FICTION SPONSORED BY: SPORTS ITEMS 203 M. A.C. 351-9111 MYSTERIES MAGAZINES ^ Bought a Sold aoughtliold kai'ma ■ur, mll oa niADi LP'S Am TAPIS IV °" • REG. S19.97 Save - B1.00 ISFl.OZ. REG. SI.17 IT Photo Dept. Men's Dept. o MEIJER WINDSHIELD DEICER 14 EL. 0Z. REG. SI .07 Auto Supplies Dept. TT Sporting Goods Dept. *1" u ~-y-v PORK 5" H HI lit S I POKK<^ SHOULDER BLADE ROAST 59* MEUER WELCOMES YOU TO THE FLAVOR SUNSHINE TREE m jfc i Finally, fashion FRESH TREE RIPE JLJfV to frames. comes Co-optical offers wear. you the finest in fashion eye¬ Choose from famous names as Oscar de TANCELOS IDEAl FOR EATING OUT OF HAND la Renta, Eye Mystique, Diane Von Gloria Vanderbllt, Christian Dior. Furstenberg, EXTRA LAME ,33, THIS WEEK'S MEIJER W 351-5330 Dr. James Nixon 1 STOP SHOPPING GUIDE HAS AT LEAST EGOS Registered Optometrist Brookfield Plaza 3d) EB3 COUPONS.GET WORTH OF TOUR FREE COPT COUPON I IN THE STORE! SAVINGS ! FOR YOU! I □ MON . Buy A Whopper, Fries And I Drink, Get A Whopper FREE (limit 1) J □ TUES . Buy A Whopper, Fries And I I Drink, Get A Whopper FREE (limit 1) J □ WED . 20' Hamburgers (limit 5) I □ THURS • Buy A Whopper, Fries And | Drink, Get A Whopper FREE (limit 1) | □ FRI . Buy A Whopper, Fries And j Drink, Get A Whopper FREE (limit 1) OFFER GOOD THRU FRIDAY, NOV. 12 ! Good Only At 1141 E. Grand River Location J 5125 W. SAGINAW - 2055 W. GRAND RIVER - 6200 S. PENNSYLVANIA | SHOP MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8 A.M. TO 10:30 P.M. — SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 7 P.M.