- "• l4 Commission supports ban on fluorocarbon aerosols WASHINGTON (AP) - The Consumer Any ban — partial or universal will not — prepare a notice banning fiuorocarbons also moving toward a ban of fiuorocarbons. Product Safety Commission (CPSC) ap¬ be implemented pending several procedural from those aerosol items If items. If EPA takes such EPA takes «iu»h stono "nn'thin steps "within - a proved in principle Monday a ban of steps, including coordination also with the However, it noted that the Environmen¬ reasonable period of time," the commission fluorocarbon aerosols because they "pre¬ Environmental Protection Agency. Hence, tal Protection Agency has indicated it is will drop its own action, the statement said. sent an unreasonable risk of injury to the commission's decision is not likely to consumers from the destruction of the have much impact upon the industry until ozone layer." mid-1977 or later. It could be months — and probably longer The CPSC was expected by both industry Ferency rejoins — before that decision is implemented, and environmental sources to leave the however. matter entirely up to EPA and the FDA. Fiuorocarbons are used in about half of the aerosol products on the market, Instead, the action Monday puts the commission out front on the issue. including virtually all hair sprays, de¬ odorants and many other household items, Fiuorocarbons are employed as the totaling more than one billion cans per year. so-called inert ingredients in spray products Though two other federal agencies claim at least partial jurisdiction on the fluoro¬ carbon issue, the commission's surprise action sets the machinery in motion for an and, under pressure, serve as the propel- lants. But scientists say the compounds can Democrats offer across-the-board become chemically active at high altitudes, prohibition of the products. causing damage to the ozone shield which The commission voted 5 to 0 in closed protects the earth from ultraviolet radia¬ 6-year absence session to grant a petition filed by an tion. Such radiation is a potential source of environmental group, the Natural Re¬ skin cancer. sources Defense Council, to enter regula¬ The commission issued this statement tory proceedings barring fiuorocarbons after its vote: "On the basis of information from all consumer products. available, it appears that certain fluorocar¬ By ED LION The Food and Drug Administration, bon propellants present an unreasonable State News Staff Writer with backing from the Justice risk of injury to consumers from the Zolton Ferency, MSU professor and a ■ State News/Dale Atkins Dept., claims to have jurisdiction over cosmetic destruction of the ozone layer and that no founder of the Michigan Human Rights ■ Blue Spruce was planted twenty years ago by Nareissee "Nelson" and personal care aerosol items such as feasible consumer product safety standard (HRP), announced ■is with the hope that it would one day be big enough to become party Monday that deodorants. However, it is believed to be could adequately protect the public." after a six-year absence he was rejoining ing's oflicial Christmas tree. Cantin died in 1966, but his wish was heading toward a ban of fiuorocarbons The commission noted that it has un¬ the Democratic party. td out Monday when the 30-foot pine took its place of honor in front itself, and the consumer product commis¬ challenged jurisdiction over noncosmetic The always outspoken, sometimes contro¬ le Capitol in Lansing. sion said it expected close cooperation with products such as household cleaners, and versial civil libertarian said his decision to the FDA. said it is instructing its staff to immediately re-enter mainstream politics was caused by "repressive state legislation" and a mass media that discriminates against minor ACTIVITIES REVIEWED, OFFICIAL SAYS parties. But Ferency said his bailing out of the Human Rights party did not mean he would abandon the ideals and goals that he had fought for since the HRP was founded in 1970. FC taking corrective measures "It appears to work within that one can be more effective the major parties." he said. "I will pursue exactly the same goals and objectives — but within the framework of the Democratic party." fcCAROLE LEIGH HUTTON working within the IFC system will. learn about the house and the chapter," he "We want the fraternity to build this type being a brother," he said. said. "They should learn what it means to be J■ SUte News Staff Writer of program itself," he said. 'There's a better Courtney said response to the idea of a Ferency said he would form Socialist Caucus within the a Democratic Courtney, Interfraternity Council a member of this fraternity or that more sophisticated and less physical 'hell state party to chance it will be accepted that way." ' lent, said Monday that the Greek fraternity." week' is being well received by most puruse his objectives to work against social in is working to eliminate "non- Courtney, who has no differences with the Relating to the other brothers in a house, fraternities. and economic polarization, exploitative Ferency ve activities" IFC definition of hazing, outlined the type of dealing with the people involved and multinational companies, developed coun¬ during "hell week." ire already taking activities he wants to see replace the old, tries neglecting the Third World and steps from within understanding the commitment of a brother "It's been well accepted in every chapter kt anything wrong that may be going the Democrat's gubernatorial candidate in potentially illegal pledge games. are all points Courtney stressed in the IFC so far," he said. "We'll eventually make this "racial, social, and economic injustice." "We'd like to see more brother/pledge 1966. He was the HRP's gubernatorial urtney said. "I'm not saying that it program. what becomes the tradition, and that's I but either way, we're doing and workshops where they both "We want why He said so far his re-entry into the candidate in 1970 and its Supreme Court a pledge to see the scope of it's a slow, gradual process." candidate this fall. He has never held Democratic ranks had been received with a favorable response by hard-core Democrats elected office. went death of a New York ROTC Js while pledging a fraternity has and he has won a seat on the Ingham County Democratic Executive Committee. Ferency said the HRP has lost much of its ■ to light the controversy surround- Considered an ultraliberal in most politi¬ strength, even in such power bases as T»g. illegal actions engaged in during pion activities with pledges. Joed in the IFC constitution, hazing Documents reveal mob control ideas cal circles, Ferency ran unsuccessfully as Icontinued on page 13) |> "«nynature preinitiation activity not of a •e in accordance with the id objectives of the nd those activities fraternity IZNS) A series Pentagon Documents — of with hypodermic and then launched needles against Israel strengthens forces commonly recently released under specific individuals in a Jhdwith 'Hell Week' as listed below:" the Freedom of Infor¬ "civil disobedience" sit¬ ■ lorm of calisthenics; mation Act — reveal that uation. The idea was that ■ form of forced the If physical game where pledges running; inony contact with one another are the U.S. Army considered an array of bizarre needles puncture the selected tar¬ gets and render selected would near Lebanese border weapons to control domes¬ wd in climbing, diving, crawling tic crowds and demon¬ demonstrators senseless. ■ object or in any The documents go on to substance; strations during the late TEL AVIV (AP) - Israel sent more Syrian forces to move across the red line. B activity in which the discuss the development of Israeli officials have never defined the line, pledge is 1960s. troops and tanks to the Lebanese border J0'" an.v liquid or solid concoction, The documents, ob¬ chemical agents or "bait" Monday as Syrian armored units occupying but it is generally considered to be the ■w to be properly that could be sprayed on Lebanon prepared to push to the fringes of Litani River, which runs roughly parallel to prepared and tained by Chicago Sun ■it regular meal hours; Times columnist Bob unruly mobs by aerosol Tel Aviv's "red line" — the southern and 15 miles north of Tyre. ■ activity in which any substance is Greene, talk of using a containers. Once this frontier area where Israel has said it will ■or spilled upon a "bait" was applied, swarms not allow Syrian forces. "Israel is deploying its forces according to pledge; "mechanical bee" or ■ disrobing of a of insects attracted by the pledge; swarms of living insects to In Beirut, an Arab League spokesperson (continued on page 13) ■rational clothing must be turn back crowds of pro¬ scent of the bait could be worn; FMust be at least six undisturbed said plans were being readied for an testers. released, the papers facing regular night time hours; armored Syrian push south from Sidon, 30 The documents in ques¬ suggest. miles north of the Israeli border, into the JJ Iorced activity of a degrading tion were prepared in 1969 Among the other crowd port of Tyre and the Moslem town of |«t T"Mution goes on e character of the pledge. to state that all by the U.S. Army's "Limited War Laboratory" control weapons discussed are ultralow sound devices Nabatiyeh. He said the move to complete 1^(01(0] the occupation of Lebanon might come f hazing is abolished and that any at the Aberdeen Proving that would incapacitate T«J red during within 48 hours. pledge activities must Ground in New Mexico. protesters; "instant L' A l,niversi'y Health Center y an officer from the chapter. A flavor of what they banana peel" that would streets to become Tyre is 12 miles and Nabatiyeh 8 miles north of the Israeli border. Both are in the inside contain is the "mechanical cause P ers are subject to inspection by neighborhood of Israel's "red line," which _ bee." Army researchers slippery: and "instant co¬ defines an area north of the border Israel ■^fraternity Council inspection suggested that tiny, re¬ coon," a plastic that would says is vital to its security. You squeeze them until a nice T!e constitution states. motely-controlled model be sprayed by hoses on tasting liquid comes out of them Tel Aviv warned Syria again Sunday, ^ stressed,i "dl not however, that policing planes could be mounted demonstrators. through Washington, that it cannot permit -but only in the faO. Not really obscene in the least. Page 3. bring the results that Legal Services advises against boycott tL s!MNew.kroll,N8 Staff Writ* Stark said there was no mention of a bring the matter to the attention of the board of trustees, to the provost's office, Arata said the controversy over the Math or withdraw from the course and receive an boycott against the uniform final in the 108 problem is an important issue that N, which is no credit. Ml ?8 !""ch of the <>ay Monday, petition. Instead, the petition will state that the departments and the colleges." should be considered. After a grievance is "I urge the students to take the exam and Hoot L - ?ervice» Cabinet decided the students are not adequately prepared Dorothy Arata, asst. provost for under¬ filed a case will be heard and, depending on not to boycott it, but rather use the EL., In.the best interest of Math for a uniform final. graduate affairs, said students will receive the most immediate results for their the outcome of the hearing, grades may be petitions to file a grievance in the Math¬ i term " the UnUorm final "The petition is here to prove the changed. ematics Dept., Arata said. problem exists," Stark said. "The fact that grievances if they use the mode of orderly '^twiiih""' "Heir "8 ?tudent*10 'te"* J- clrcu'ated next week to the students are considering a boycott of procedure and begin by filing a grievance the final shows that there is an important with the Mathematics Dept. "If the students are dissatisfied with the outcome of the hearing they have options to Joseph Adney, chairperson of the Math¬ ematics Dept., said there will undoubtedly discontent in Math 108. interest in the subject." appeal the decision, " she said. "Boycotting be changes in the course. He said he intends weather fcr,Ura*e students to boycott Stark added that once the petitions are "I'd like to see a grievance filed," she received a formal grievance will be filed said. "Both students and faculty approved a the exam is not in the interest of the students." to investigate all the problems that were aired in Sunday's meeting. Today's weather will be cloudy Eihf„member, PT'" said.B°b "We Stark. Legal encour- with the Mathematics Dept. grievance system that is to be used to deal If students do not take the final exam "If there is an investigation in the and scattered colder snow with widely showers. "Boycotting isn't the best remedy for the with the problems we have. In this situation they will not qualify for an incomplete in department, I'll be delighted to respond," ■totisfart- ■ ,Sfact|on with Petitions to express it is best to test the system first." the course. They would either receive a 0.0 he added. "I want to be as fair as I can." the course." problem," he said. "But the petitions will 2 Michigon State News, Ea»t Lansing. Michigan r GOP leader to give up WASHINGTON (AP) - tentions to take over the party and said he had been contacted p0st Mary Louise Smith opened the in the wake of President Ford's about it by a number of way for an early showdown for loss to Democrat Jimmy Republicans. control of the Republican party Carter. Milligan, who termed himself by announcing Monday she is "I hope my resignation will "a moderate that leans con¬ stepping aside as party chair¬ serve as a catalyst for the servative," aaid the chair person but warned against any emergence of a new, broad- should not become a tool of any Mexico bank freezes exchange "fatal lurch to either extreme of based leadership, leadership faction. But the other the political spectrum." The voluntary resignation, committed to renewed, long- term work for the Republican I to the right. names s-af8 MEXICO CITY bank froze the (AP) — Mexico's central exchange of currencies and gold, saying it was necessary because of "excessive conversions." which becomes effective at the party," Smith said in a resigna¬ Though former California £?■" '"to, political next Republican National Com¬ tion statement. Gov. Ranald Reagan has said S*ar>. who num. Monday in an effort to stop panic buying The move could have potential serious he mittee meeting in January, Thomas Milligan, GOP state does not want to be of dollars and avoid another devaluation effects on American tourists traveling in party presidential follows steadily increasing chairperson in Indiana, aaid chairperson, some of his S*"-William of the Mexican peso. Mexico. Hotels continued to change Smith after the announcement that he con¬ pressure from GOP conserva¬ servative supporters have been conservative. The Banco de Mexico announced what dollars for pesos but would not exchange tives who have announced in¬ was "very interested" in the job urging that he take It. it called o temporary suspension of the departing tourist's a excess pesos for Reagan emerged as a sale or purchase of all foreign currencies dollars. rival to Ford for strong W*n state cbt party leader¬ F- REVERSES EARLIER DECISION ship with his dose race for the McLaughlin Person Kent Cabinet members regain seats party's presidential nomination expressed inte PARIS (AP) — Two cabinet members ousted in the government shake-up last tremeau tion. triumphed in the special elec¬ UNESCO admits Israel summer won their National Assembly seats back in run-off elections Sunday. Assembly members are required to resign when they accept cabinet posts. NAIROBI. Kenya (AP) The UN Educational, Scientific - African sources. The Arabs are also expected The occupied territories Dissident source Former Deputy Minister of Public The two men left the cabinet in a dispute resolution was adopted 61-5 and Cultural Organization on to insist on the adoption of with Affairs Gobriel Perronet and former with French President Valery Giscard- 28 abstentions. The Deputy Foreign Minister Bernard Des- D'Estaing over the troubled economy. Monday reversed its decision barring Israel from full mem¬ another resolution, passed by a already UNESCO commis¬ United States, Canada, Aus¬ tralia, Israel and Guatemala say activist free bership in the world body and sion, condemning Israel's arch- voted against, but Western MOSCOW (AP) - A admitted it unopposed to the apartment of , eological excavations and new European nations were religious activist has been •*wyer who is among freed from km., European group. building projects in Jerusalem those which abstained. a mental hos¬ But the plenary of the for allegedly altering the his¬ pital where he was force dents and UNESCO conference here also toric character of the city. The Israeli fed drugs for almost two confisatsd sources said they they described is" voted by an overwhelming resolution will be considered by months, dissident sources were encouraged by their ad¬ derous, anti-Soviet - majority to condemn Israel's the plenary later this week. mission to the European group, reported Monday. al." educational and cultural The release of Edward The search o! policies in Arab territories cap¬ Fedotov, 47, foUows the tured in the 1967 war as similarly unexpected re¬ Kamenskaya's ^ amounting to "cultural assim ilation." Beame absolutely' nixes lease of three other dis¬ was the first official investigation step fc sidents this month in the 56-year-old The adoption by the confer¬ what activists here are wonu yer's activities and" ence of the anti-Israeli resolu¬ Satellite interpreting as a gesture of war raging, stories say tion was part of the price new taxes, more layoffs good faith to the new Sakharov said. 1 ;■ this as persecution demanded by Arab and Soviet administration of Presi¬ bloc states for their cooperation attorney who s NEW YORK (AP) - Mayor dent-elect Jimmy Carter. of NEW YORK (AP) — The Soviet Union beamed from earth. debts. It always has." cause legaL.,. in agreeing to Israel's inclusion "There is just no other has used laser beams to destroy one U.S. The early warning craft "went blind" or Abraham Beame has "ab¬ Nobel peace laureate in the European group. solutely" ruled out new taxes Beame revealed that he had way to explain it," said Western space satellite and damage another in a was unable to continue monitoring Israel was barred from mem¬ Yuri Orlov, chairperson of and heavier layoffs in the face talked by telephone with Pres¬ by phone. new sign that the two superpowers are activity from space, and the relay bership at the 1st conference in ident-elect a self-appointed group to satellite was destroyed, the magazine of the city's new fiscal crisis, Jimmy Carter Sat¬ Fedotov, who readying for a possible war in space, two Paris two years ago by a vote of caused urday and that Carter had monitor Soviet compliance fervent activist oo national magazines report. said. It noted laser weaponry could be the full conference. As a result by a court ruling that the city cannot postpone paying promised to talk to Secretary with the Helsinki agree¬ of Russian orthodoi Newsweek said in its issue dated Nov. used to knock out a nation's early-warn¬ of that and other moves against of the Treasury William Simon ment. off $1 billion in bonds. ous freedom after 29 that an early warning satellite and a ing system. Israel the United States, which about the city's latest problem. During his campaign, The mayor also said at a a 10-year sentence (o companion satellite to relay signals to The incident with the satellites was provides one quarter of the Carter had spoken out for slaughter, was take total budget, cut off funds to Sunday news conference — The latest crisis arose Friday earth were hit by a single Soviet laser also reported by journalist Tad Szulc in Soviet human rights and mental hospital UNESCO. sandwiched between crisis when the Court of Appeals, the sent messages of support Se| over the Indian Ocean within the last the latest issue of Penthouse magazine. meetings with city, state and state's highest, held that an Supporters said b A last-minute effort by to Jewish activists here. year. It said such a laser would have to be federal officials — that nobody given a French-mad African states Monday to per¬ important part of the last year's However, in a related which induced an, who lent money to the city fiscal package that saved the suade the Arabs to remove matter, human rights and that he shows would be "stuck." outright condemnation of Israel city from default — a morator¬ spokesperson Andrei D. Light quake rattles LA area from the occupied territories "Nobody was ever the mayor added testily. "New 'stuck,' " ium on repayment of $1.6 billion Sakharov said Monday culty controlling his after his release 7 resolution failed, according to in short-term notes — was that police searched the York is going to pay all its day. unconstitutional. LOS ANGELES (AP) — An eorthquake called from areas ranging from West- below the sea off California lightly shook wood to Montebello 35 miles away. a wide area of Los Angeles on Monday 6fth Wook's The Stats News it published by the students of Mkhigon Stole University tvtry dr: but caused no reported damage. It Sheriff's deputies in Malibu said the quake was "strongly felt" in their seaside Srevens Football Contost Winntors during Foil. Winter ond Spring school terms. Monday. Wsdnstdoy ond Fridays. Summar Torm, ond a spoclal Wakomo Weak edition Is tion rate is 190 par yaor. published in September rattled dishes and woke a few late area. Vad Lines 1st prize Lynn Konwlfdkl Second class postage paid at East Lansing. Mich. Edtwrtoi ond KM sleepers. Seismographs recorded the tremor at Seismologists at the California Insti¬ tute of Technology in Pasadena said the Grand Rapldt <30™ Student Services Bldg.. Michigan State University, East Lansing. Mich .. 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Thais quake occurred at 9:55 a.m. PST and was '20™ — was capable of slight damage in the centered in a network of offshore faults 372-9270 — Dryar Farm immediate area. seven miles out to sea in the Santa 3rd prize Jaramy Konwintkl Nevertheless, police and sheriff's deputies said scores of concerned people Monica Bay — about 24 miles west of Grand Rapids '10™ Classified Ads downtown Los Angeles. 3rd prize Jarry Konwintkl Display Advertising.., Grand Rapids (tie tor 3rd ploca) »r Plant strikes after ratification open thuriday and friday until nina CHICAGO (UPI) — A new strike closed another union. down one of International Harvester's a/ Some 240 machinists at the Louisville plants Monday just as some 40,500 United plant walked off the job and set up picket Auto Workers (UAW) were lines early Monday morning, getting ready demanding to return to work after their brief contract language similar to that walkout. achieved by the UAW. Having ratified a new agreement Colin Cox, president of Local 569 of the between UAW and the farm ond truck International Assn. of Machinists and manufacturer, the UAW members re¬ Aerospace Workers, said his members turned to work on the morning shift in had voted almost unanimously to stay out International Harvester plants in 10 on strike until they get "the same states. But in language in our contract that the United Louisville. Ky., about 6,000 UAW Auto Workers got in the new contract members were barred by pickets from they ratified here Sunday." Miss J's party-going, Hearst's bail reduced by judge party-giving plaids, LOS ANGELES (AP) - Patricia Hearst's jumps bail from $1.5 million multicolor bright, wool-look bail state to $1.25 on charges of kidnaping, million. acrylic skirts you can robbery and assault wos reduced Mon¬ Superior Court Judge William Ritzi said day from $500,000 to $250,000. The judge that with the federal bail, the total is dress up or down with said he was doing it because an now sufficient with only half the state bail he additional $1 million bail has been posted your favorite turtlenecks, in a federal case in Son originally imposed. Francisco. Hearst, free on bail since the federal He also ordered Hearst's attorney to cowls or frilly blouses have the heiress appear in his court action last at on Friday, is living with her unspecified future time to sign a waiver in a multitude of parents in Son Francisco. Monday's of her personal action has the effect of appearance at pretrial colors. 5-13 sizes. reducing the totol hearings in the upcoming Los Angeles her parents would have to pay if she Left. Fringed wrap kilt. $34 Right: Diagonal plaid with self tie. $32 FROM OUR Neutrality clause to meet test DETROIT (UPI) — A "letter of neutral¬ hours lost Friday to reach a tentative ity" clause won by the United Auto contract with the No. 1 Workers (UAW) in the new automaker. The three-year final item settled at the contract with General Motors (GM) will was the bargaining table be put into its first major test next month neutrality clause, an issue some speculate was the main reason for the in a small, conservative Southern town. abbreviated walkout. That's when the National Labor Rela¬ Basically, the neutrality letter is a tions Board is expected to set a union pledge from GM thot it will not Interfere representation election date for some in the union's 550 GM employes who work in the organizing drives, particu¬ larly in the South where the UAW has JacofeoriS company's headlight plant at Monroe, La. complained bitterly that The UAW struck for little 12 management a over actively campaigned to keep it out. tmte New», Eon tonsing, Michiaon Tuesday, November 23, 1976 3 j am IfANNESTOABT «r ANNE I■ cute News Staff STUART -f tko Writer ----- ovflliifltim evaluating whirlwind two-dayaccredits™.w. MSU School of Lurnalism'a^DeDtp ' 'ofof ^"^r™.ake.upthet®™'whichisholdin8: . \ professor of journalism and telecommunica- The purpose of accreditation is to let journalisadvertising pbers of the evaluation team of Advertising. . - 'he '"veatigation at the request of the tion at Indiana University. journalists from academic and professional about six years apart, Yoakam said. Council on Education for A professional journalist, two Sixteen schools are being investigated completion of their educators ... . "T!le sct,ools already accredited and areas evaluate whether the students various accreditation teams of the council by nearing in the journalism field and one advertise advertising sized »«m sized u team chairperson d" IT!' vempha" Richard Yoakam, i?Invite us t0 evaluate them again. If they don't ask for visit, we don't a getting the professional education they are are this year, Yoakam said, and added that give them one." payingfor, Yoakam, a veteran accreditation while loss of accreditation is not frequent, it investigator, said. does occur about once a year. "Accreditation is the cornerstone to ill retains old-fashioned flavor a The council is made up of representatives good undergraduate education," comment¬ of academic institutions and members of a ed George A. Hough III, School of number of professional organizations. Journalism chairperson. Planning for the visit began several "The team will check to make that J By DEBBIE WOLFE making cider. However, a mill in Franklin, Trameri, are sure keeping the proper balance between we months ago. I " an employe of the Franklin Cider old-fashioned method, Trameri said. In September, the team received previsit News SUB Writer Mich., has resisted the trend toward journalism skills and a broad liberal arts brittle apple trees have been modernization and maintains its M!!,';-7u50^ranklin Road' The mai°rity of cider made with the reports from the two schools, one of which Id ^ and fashioned operations with a flavor for old- With this process every part of the apple hydraulic hammer also has preservatives education," he said. Yoakam termed "an eight-pound wonder" ,e in Michigan for decades, the The last accreditation visit to MSU was in is mashed until it produces a juice which is added, which also affects the taste," he said, because of its size. Among other informa- Bub modern economical technology, past, in more ways than one. then filtered and bottled. The cider made by "We use only the pure juice of Jonathans, 1969, but normally routine visits are only (continued on page 14) "Most cider mills I Bie orchards have disat similar to a hydraulic today use a method this process is cloudy and not as sweet as Macintosh, Delicious and Ida Reds when old-fashioned rnetl we th the hammer," said Leno the juice made by a slower and more can get them." The Franklin Cider Mill operates a grinder system which uses at least three types of apples. The fruit is mixed, MSU officials outline depending on what is in season, and then packaged into 20-bushel crates. Three of these crates are fed into a grinder which i washes the fruit and then cuts it consistency of lumpy applesauce. up to the insurance plan policy Next, this mixture is funneled into wooden slat boxes which are lined with By JOYCE LASKOWSKI German requested the information on nylon bags, each holding 10 bushels of State New. Staff Writer behalf of COGS and other individuals ground apples. Six of these layers are made In response to inquiries regarding insur¬ concerned with the lack of clarity surround¬ for each "press" - the name given to the ance coverage for graduate assistants, MSU ing insurance coverage for graduate assis¬ process of making the cider. officials have outlined the policy which tants. When the slat boxes are stacked and provides protection for graduate assistants Worker's Compensation covers graduate filled they are slid under a 90-ton while working for the University. apple assistants who are working for the Univer¬ press which slowly squeezes the juice from Mary V. Groty, special assistant to Roger sity but it is not applicable if they are the applesauce mixture. The nylon bags Wilkinson, MSU vice president for business performing duties to further their own permit the liquid to flow through and finance, outlined the into University policy education. The program covers injuries storage tanks where the cider will be kept regarding insurance for graduate assistants sustained while the graduate assistant is a before packaging. Each press makes be¬ at the request of Ray German, former driver or a passenger in a University-owned tween 150 and 200 gallons of cider. president of the Council of Graduate vehicle After approximately 45 minutes, the Students (COGS). (continued on page 14) press is completed and the slat boxes are disassembled. The residue which remains inside the nylon bags is loaded into wheelbarrels and dumped into a refuse container where it is hauled away to a dump Police confiscate heroin, the next day. "Lately, deer hunters have been coming here after we close to fight over the stuff," Trameri said. "They use the residue for make 7 arrests in bust deer feed when they go hunting up north. It Six Lansing residents and one Detroit man were arrested Thursday and Friday night on can be used for cattle feed, too, but because several charges of delivering heroin, police spokespersons said. of a lack of ranches in this area, we generally end up shipping it to the dump." Sgt. Jerry Mills of the Lansing Police Dept. said area police confiscated 11 ounces of Without preservatives added, the cider, heroin at an estimated street value of $31,000. One arrest was made in Eaton County and is good for about Five days under the remainder were made in Lansing. refrigera¬ tion. Michigan State Police and Metro Narcotics Squad officers, working in conjunction with "We have three storage containers that the federal Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), made the arrests after a can hold about 7,000 gallons of cider two-month-long investigation. altogether," he said. "On a busy Sunday, we The arrests were part of a nationwide crackdown on heroin traffic by the DEA. 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( GRAND HIVtR t. I AN SING Saturday 941 (in Waverly Plaza near Woolco) Take 1-496 West from Trowbridge to Waverly Rd. Sunday 10-61 ®[p>M®in) Mathematics Dept. should review course in light of feedback from students, faculh The controversy surrounding Mathematics Dept. something amiss. the quality of Math 108 predictably But once the grievance is filed, it The students and faculty feel mathematics. Instea(j ments I culminated Sunday with a plan to will be up to the department to see that either a new textbook is represent a feellnl lki boycott the uniform final However, the ASMSU Legal exam. that the complaints are reviewed and acted upon — a matter which required be revised. or the present one must The fact that the Jate Ln0tqUalified*«3 cate the material, evTl Services Cabinet has since advised against such a boycott and is instead advising students to follow the department has not seriously paid attention to yet. faculty, supports this request is itself proof of dissatisfaction. A 14-year-old placement test is sfeb,ih,E4 What is most appalling about University grievance procedures the deterioration of Math 108 is also questionable. A revision of the and sign a petition to express their that the situation even arose. If test is necessary. It is better to staffed. With 2,0« ,3. dissatisfaction with the course. This action will prove more the department had listened to the keep the students out of the course in the first place rather than relied this there could ever hnT„?£ be helpful to the students involved complaints of a few students, the e having them fail it. They should sistance provided. while protecting them. A boycott vehement cries of many might take another course, rather than would make the students feel have been prevented. Providing quality force the department to lower the the purpose of Mutl« better for protesting, but it would Overall, the MS(J course desperately present requirements. primary jeopardize their grades in the needs to be re-evaluated. With a The arguments against foreign To meet this reason students^! course. The grievance procedure 10 to 15 per cent failure rate in the student teaching assistants do not for the goal, it is ne(J should produce changes within the course, there has got to be mean that they are Mathematics Dettl unqualified in and not remain silent " Ruling taking too long WHAT5 WRONG While the NCAA investigation of MSU's athletic program left many WAVNL, waiting for the final decision, resulting in months of damaging TR7ING TO BUCK A speculation, the even slower investigation by the Big Ten is appalling. Commissioner Wayne Duke, claiming sensitivity to the rights of LITTLE R&WNSIBIUTYh, individuals embroiled in the inquiry, has paradoxically done more to The injure those players and coaches concerned by allowing his work to drag W|fl State News on long past the NCAA proceedings. j Duke's motive for stretching out the period of questioning is, in itself, questionable. When he was the commissioner of the Big Eight, five Tuesday, November 23, 1976 schools were placed on probation by his ofice. The NCAA and perhaps Editorials ore the opinions of the State News. Viewpoints, columns Duke do not like what is currently happening to his record in this and letters are personal opinions. conference. Duke's reputation is sinking in the Big Ten as Ohio State University Editorial Dept. may join the ranks of MSU and University of Minnesota as hand-slapped Editor-in-chief Mary Ann ChickShaw Layout Debbie Wolfe institutions. Perhaps it is because of his inability to prevent rules Managing Editor Bob Ourlian Photo Editor Morna Moore City Editor Michael Tonimura Copy Chief Tracy Reed infractions, that Duke's three-year contract is now a one-year Campus Editor Carole Leigh Hutton Wire Editor Micheline Maynard renewable contract. Sports Editor Edward L. Ronders Staff Representative Anne E. Stuart In this way, Duke will be open to more criticism if further Entertainment Editor Donna Bakun Freelance Editor Phil Frame punishment is dished out to Big Ten schools. In the meantime, we strongly urge the present commissiArier £8 Advertising Dept. put aside personal motives for going slowly in MSU's Advertising Manager.. Don Gerow Asst. Advertising Manager. allow this school to quickly clean investigation afiji to up its past problems without nagging reminders of inquiries and penalties. Cancer quackery or cure r To the Editor WASHINGTON i- In those dark mo¬ ments when we admit to ourselves it happen to us, we sometimes puzzle over why some doctors treat cancers by means could cancer is often associated with d pain. Castration, the man fromftfL told, would at least relieve that >1 but only for a very short period of* that are largely or completely useless. recalls,1^ " 'But the hormones,' he Something of an answer comes from Dr. breasts grow until they w enrolled in the Music Dept. of the Victor Richards in his book, "The Wayward College of Argentina in 1962, went on to New York, most women's. I had to * Arts and Letters. In the last two weeks, I where he played with Charlie Parker. To Cell. Cancer" (University of California then the backaches started in'lb have witnessed the closing of the Music the best of my knowledge, Parker did not Press, 1972): "Nevertheless chemotherapy Therapy Library and Lab and the reduction concertize after his death in 1955. serves an extremely valuable role in in early 1976 showed cancer into the bones of four a dramatic qj of operating hours in the Music Theory Bruce Baker keeping patients oriented toward proper Listening Lab. As a result of these 635 Abbott Hall medical therapy and prevents the feeling of areas. 'The pain got so bad would help, not even the stronpM thaj shutdowns, many student musicians seek¬ being abandoned by the physicians in patients with late or hopeless cancers. tions of Demerol every half hoar.' I ing an excellent education, which is sup¬ posed to be found here at MSU, will be Big goof Judicious employment and screening of "He consulted a number potentially useful drugs may also prevent specialists and made a trip t» deprived. Well, it looks like the MSU athletic the spread of cancer quackery." Anderson Hospital and Tumor Ir Colleges that are crying for money for in Jerusalem, came away impressed. Rubin Houston. Everywhere the diags This terrible quotation was dug up by equipment are not limited to colleges which department has made another goof. How it told Rorvik, "Look, there are three things "must maintain large amounts of could drop a team that has a 20-0 record in David M. Rorvik, a free-lance writer basically the same: hopelen. ] equip¬ we absolutely know from our visit: 1) meantime,' the man says, '1 k ment." All through the Music the past season and a half is beyond studying the claims of the anti-cancer drug Laetrile is not quackery, 2) it is nontoxic Dept., laetrile aka amygdalin or B-17 under a laetrile through a fellow in Kami equipment is either old and archaic or comprehension, but that is what they did even in very large injected doses and 3) the tumor of the colon about James Madison unavailable. The Music Theory Lab is when they dismissed the JV hockey team. journalism grant from The Alicia Patterson substance has a definite palliative effect. a theij currently using tape machines which were What are the former players who Foundation. To my knowledge Rorvik is the We can't say with certainty that it inhibits grapefruit. They wanted to ojffl As a student of James Madison College, purchased in 1962 and have barely been first journalist to investigate the controver¬ give him cobalt, but he decided! anticipated playing a full season supposed tumors, but the evidence suggests that it down here instead. The side and having been inundated with tirades serviced since. Also, there is a definite lack to do now? Where are future varsity sies around this substance with anything does." standard treatment didn't exacuflj elj«d| against discrimination in its courses, I find of music stands like an unprejudiced eye. Laetrile is illegal these positions throughout the building, players going to come from? Is there any What of the placebo effect? The power of him; I guess he thought he'd rata" extremely hypocritical and especially in the practice better way for hockey players to get team in the United States. People have been room area. This the patient's imagination to believe the The doctors said he didnt unacceptable in view of the outrageously list could go on and on. arrested for bringing it into the country; pill experience than playing on the JV team? if helping. The Israeli doctors said, "If it is, chance anyway. After three « . discriminatory practices apparent in James My question is, why is the College of Arts doctors have been prosecuted for using it on Madison's hiring practices. When the athletic department let the JV their patients; the Food and Drug Adminis¬ then it is the most powerful placebo in the here the tumor had shrunk to wl During the 10 and Letters the first college to receive a years of its existence, there has never been hockey team be dropped, it let one of MSU's tration won't even permit its use experi¬ world and we had ail better start using it." marble. Then they cut it out and »P budget cut? The answer to this question I better teams go. one black nor one woman on the faculty. Even people who have reservations about on laetrile ever since. That was have not heard as of yet. Because of the mentally on terminal patients though Furthermore, there exist other misrepre- MSU, what are you going to do next? what therapeutic benefits, if ago; he's in good extreme show of apathy my college receives everyone agrees, its critics also, that it has any, are sentative qualities among the faculty in that from this Stephanie Solomon no side effects. An unsurprising fact when conferred by laetrile, report it brings » 'When I got here I »" ] University, I along with many 209 W. Holden Hall they are, with few exceptions, young, liberal and subscribe to similar others, have made plans to transfer in the you recollect that laetrile, a substance enormous remission of pain. stretcher case. I cou dnt »J] ideologies. I near futuri. Those of you in the Administra¬ known since the early 19th century, is so Testimonials are supposed to have no overnight case and could ba "I was in terrible pain - just lake' "J am not contending that these latter tion Building note, common it can be made from apricot pits giving money to the place in medicine. However, they do tell us qualities are objectionable, but rather, that Marching Band is not giving money to the for weeks. I've beeni here now they are very unrepresentative of society. Music Dept. and on the second day I,e" 1 This seems especially incongruous with I hope this matter of budget cuts will be Letter policy from the pain I'd bad for mokkj reality considering the fact that James seriously reviewed by the MSU Board of since Friday I've gained three Madison professes to be a social science The rule in journalism is that you must not print stories like this Trustees. Do not cut the College of Arts and walk a mile now... yd college. The Opinion Page welcomes all letters and because it gives people false hope, though the real . ,h,t Letters off. We have to be educated, also! viewpoints. Readers purveyors of The rule in journalismi is L In a university such as MSU that seems Mark Chown rules to insure that should follow a few false hope are the American Cancer Society TV commercials not print stories like this b«s ■ basically nondiscriminatory, the inequities as letters' as in James Madison College are duly suspi 154 Snyder Hall possible appear in print. many people false hope, though th J ors of false hope are they cious and, I think, deserving of an AU letters and viewpoints should be Society TV commerc. a- 1 explanation. Great Issues typed Guy Foulkes on 65-space lines and triple-spaced. Letters and viewpoints must be and the seeds of a number of other fruits. something of patient experience and ulti¬ drug has not been pro • Jl signed and include Medical journalism in the United States mately that is what medicine is about. Here it, advocates claim. 505 N. Case Hall Now that the State News has local address, student, criticized Great Issues for blindly faculty or staff is hardly more than stenography. Take is one case history that Rorvik got among types of cancers hue » "failing" the standing - if any - and phone number. No these words down, bring them to your the many he interviewed in melanomas. ,k,t o_ Mexico. It , Budget cuts students, perhaps the editorial staff bers would now care to share their mem¬ letter or viewpoint without these items will be considered for publication. editor and print them. As a consequence most medical writers have lent themselves concerns a Topeka, Kansas, man who was But when you secret 4 diagnosed in March 1973 as having cancer of medicine will not ,f[l h jr pain' on how to The State News recently printed an speakers and bring a full schedule of top quality Letters should be 25 lines or less and may to the weird-ball imputations leveled the prostate: patients heroin to ^ article on budget cuts in the University. programs to MSU with no be edited for State News against laetrile — that it is part of a John "The treatment: habit-forming but win » This article was describing which colleges money. style and Birch Society conspiracy, that is a hoax castration, followed by » nau,l-,u,»""S oot to administration of female estrogenic hor- in the University were going to have to Bob Stark conciseness to fit as many letters as being pushed by the Mafia, Rorvik has mones. Castration was but to f^Tentprevent t">e spread ■ (eJt« possible on a page. Viewpoints may be no performed despite 1,111 ? r.,.«l to test survive with lower budgets. This article stated, "Colleges that deal primarily with 1556 Greencrest Ave. longer than 75 Hnes, and may also be edited. followed another path. He has interviewed doctors who have the fact that metastases were not yet in quackery," the refusal "1 evidence. Estrogen was barbaric, people, such as the College of Arts and Letters and the College of Business, would Gato Barbieri No unsigned letters or viewpoints wm be considered for publication. Names may be gone to the clinics in Mexico where it is in experimental use. Two of them, Dr. Myron fact that the best evidence given despite the suggests that orchiectomy combined with estrogen aup^v* — any ^^tifi^fl number of »»«■»-" not feel as hard an withheld, but only for good cause. M. Issahary of Tel Hashomer Hospital, Tel impact." I feel this In Wednesday's State News an article therapy is no more effective than orchiec¬ bring on the statement is utterly ridiculous. I am now suggests that Gato Barbieri, after Aviv, and Dr. David Rubin, a cancer tomy alone (Journal of the American substance to be tested. leaving Hospital Medical King Features Syndicate Ass^. 210: 1074. 1969). Protesatic Lrhinon Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan CANADIAN DGCKIIS, CANADA NATURAL SCIENCE SUMMER NOTICE TO (Backpacking Field Expedition) August 22 - September 9 LANGUAGE ALLSTUDENTS NS142 NS 300 Life, Its Environment, 4 credits Supervised Individual Study, 4 credits* PROGRAMS The Office of Overseas Total: 8 credits Study Program fully enrolled. Waiting list is in effect wishes to announce pend¬ ing opening of a second section. Tours, Franco STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS COLOMBIA, S. A. July 4-August 31 Andean Field Expedition French language, literature, and culture. The follow¬ 1977 July 10- August 25 GEO 411 Problems in Geography (Field Research ing courses are 322, 327 , offered: FRN 201, 202, 203, 204, 311, 400H, 435, 499. Consult MSU Catalog De¬ scription of Courses for course titles and credit. in Colombia), 6 credits* Total: 12 credits Language prerequisite: Basic competency in Spanish Total: 6 credits Florence, Italy INDIA July 4-August 24 Italian language, literature, and culture. The follow¬ THEATRE IN NEW DELHI AND KERALA ing courses are offered: ITL 106 (pending approval), 201, 202, 321, 322, 422, 327, 435 July 1 - August 7 Consult MSU Catalog (pending approval). Description of Courses for THR 490 course titles and credits. Theatres of India and Southeast Asia, Total: 12 credits 3 credits THR 492 Asian Theatre Production, 3 credits THR 499A Readings in Special Theatre Problems, THR499B 1-4 credits* Design Tutorial, 1-4 credits* Valencia, Spain THR 803A Practicum in Theatre Arts: July 2 - August 18 THR 804 Acting, 3 credits Problems in Theatrical Design, 4 credits Spanish language, literature, and culture. The follow¬ THR 990 Special Problems Theatre, 1 -4 credits* - ing courses are offered: SPN 101, 102, 103, 201, 202 203, 300, 311, 321, 322, 327, 328, 351, 352, LONDON, ENGLAND SPRING 1977 450, 455, 460, 465, 470, 499, 860. Consult MSU Description of Courses for course titles and credits. 423, 435, Catalog DECORATIVE ARTS AND ARCHITECTURE Total 8-12 credits PPBNHAGIN, DENMARK July II - August 19 If RAIL (JERUSALEM, TIL AVIV ICIAL SCIENCE HED330 History of Interior Design: Medieval to AND KIDDUTZIM) MAYEN, GERMANY irch 28 ■ June 3 Rococo, 3 credits HED431 June 27 - August 12 ■;] i The Emergence of Man, 4 credits History of Interior Design: Modern, 3 credits SOCIAL SCIENCE ■212 Coping With Changing Institutions in HED 490 Problems in Human Environment and June GRM 321 (3) German Composition and Conversation Modern Society, 4 credits 28-August 21 322 (3) German Composition and Conversation Design, Variable to 6credits |]I3 Casualties of Contemporary Society, HED 498 Field Study, 4-8 credits* SS 241 Modernization: Social And Political, 323 (3) German Composition and Conversation, 4 credits 9 credits total HED813C 4 credits ■300 Special Problems in Related Arts, Supervised Individual Study, 2-4 credits Variable to 9 credits 55242 Modern Ideologies: Justifications of GRM 421 (3) Advanced German Comp. and Conv. S292 Selected Topics, 3-5 credits Political and Economic Power, 4 credits 422 (3) Advanced German Comp. and Conv. Total: 8 credits minimum 423 P 171 Introduction to Sociocultural Anthro¬ 55243 Revolutionary Change and International (3) Advanced German Composition and pology 4 credits Conflict, 4 credits Conversation, 9credits total SS300 GRM 499 Special Projects, 3 credits* Ll: 12-16 credits Supervised Individual Study, 2-4 credits UC 492 ENGLISH LITERATURE Integrative Studies: (Comparative Public Total: 12 credits Policy in the U.S. and Israel), 4 credits* July 11 - August 19 Total: 8-12 credits NPON, ENGLAND ENG 399 Perspectives on Literature, 4 credits ANITIES/SOCIAL SCIENCE ENG400 Tutorial, 1-5 (redits LENINGRAD, USSR larch 28-June 3 ENG 400H Honors Work, Variable credit RUSSIAN LANGUAGE PROGRAM ENG 421 Shakespeare, 4 credits June 15 ■IM202 Humanities in the Western World, 4 credits ROME, ITALY - August 16 ENG 452 Contemporary Literature, 4 credits ||M203 Humanities In the Western World, 4 credits ENG 497H Senior Honors Essay, 4-10 credits IM 300 RUS 321 (3) Advance Composition and Conversation Supervised Individual Study, 2-4 credits ENG 499 Senior P'oseminar, 4 credits SOCIOLOGY 322 (3) Advanced Composition and Conversation ■212 Coping with Changing Institutions in ENG 880 Proseminar for Master's Degree 323 Modern Society, 4 credits July 11 - August 5 (3) Advanced Composition and Conversation, |223 The World's Cities: An Urban Culture and Candidates, 3 credits (two of three) 6 credits total ENG 899 Research, Variable credit SOC 241 RUS 325 (3) Russian Civilization and Culture Common Problems, 4 credits Introduction to Sociology, 4 credits ENG 970 Graduate Reading Course, 1 -5 credits SOC321 326 (3) Russian Civilization and Culture, 1 Supervised Individual Study, 2-4 credits Industrial Sociology, 4 credits ENG 999 Research, Variable credit SOC 475 6 credits total Individual Research Projects, 4 credits 16 credits SOC 477 Complex Organization. 4 credits Total: 12 credits SOC 430 Sociology of Work, 4 credits Special scholarships are available. Application deadline: OTTERDAM, NETHERLANDS Total: 8 credits February 4, 1977 JSINESS LAW HUMANITIES larch 28 - June 3 July 11 - August 19 P 440 Law and SIENA, ITALY MEXICO CITY, MEXICO Society, 3 credits HUM 202 Humanities in the Western World, 4 credits Contracts and Sales, 3 credits HUM 203 CIC SUMMER LANGUAGE PROGRAM Humanities in the Western World, 4 credits Interstate and International Business Law, HUM 300 CLASSICAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL DIG June 14 - August 5 Supervised Individual Study, 2-4 credits 3 credits August 18 - September 20 Total: 8 credits Field Studies, Variable to 8 credits Sponish language: literature and culture of Latin The Legal Environment of Business, HA 405 Roman Art and America. Archaeology, 4 credits 4 credits HA 485 Special Problems, 4 credits* Total: 12 credits HA 800 Seminar in Ancient Art, 4 credits Legal Environment of International SOCIAL SCIENCE Business, 4 credits CLA 499 Special Projects, 4 credits* Seminar to Business Law, 4 credits July 11 - August 19 Total: 8 credits Special Problems, Variable credit SS241 Modernization: Political and Social, il: 12-15 credits 4 credits SS242 Modern Ideologies: Justifications of Political and Economic Power, 4 credits SS243 Revolutionary Change and International STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN Conflict, 4 credits IIMMER 1977 SS 300 UC 492 Supervised Individual Study, 2-4 credits Integrative Studies: (Comparative Public SOCIAL SCIENCE See MSU Catalog Description of Courses for Policy in the U.S. and Great Britain), July 28 - August 31 prerequisites or special provisions. 4 credits* I, ENGLAND Modern Ideologies: Justifications of 'Variable credit course being Total: 8-12 credits Political and Economic Power, 4 credits offered for limited credit STORY OF ART Revolutionary Change and International in this program. |!y 11 -August 12 Conflict, 4 credits SS 300 Supervised Individual Study, 2-4 credits f Greek Art and Archaeology, 4 credits STUDIO ART UC 492 Integrative Studies: (Swedish and 15 Roman Art and Archaeology, 4 credits ® July 11 - August 19 American Public Policy), 3-5 credits Special Problems, 4 credits* SOC 475 Individual Research Projects, 1 -4 credits STA 400H Honors Work, 1 -6 credits 8 credits SOC 880 Individual Readings, 1-8 credits* STA 800 Studio Problems, 1 -6 credits Total: 8 credits WARATIVE EDUCATION (GRADUATE) THEATRE i*21-July 29 July 11 - August 5 1®84E Education in the Western World, 3 credits THR 101 Theatre Appreciation: Foundations, Seminars in Education, 3 credits* 3 credits Readings and Independent Study in THR 223 Introduction to Acting, 4 credits Education, 4 credits* THR 406 Financial aid is available to qualified students. Oral Interpretation, 3 credits Jyb'l'ty: Graduate Student and those who are certified THR 411 Acting Practicum 1,4 credits International Student ID Cards are sold through f'eoch. THR 476 Contemporary Theatre Movements Since ll: 10 the Office of Overseas Study. graduate credits 1945, 3 credits THR 481 Period direction, 3 credits THR 499A Readings in Special Theatre Problems, Applications and further Information regarding programs may be obtained from the: 1-4 credits* THR 499C Directing Tutorial, 1 -4 credits* TEMPORARY MASS MEDIA THR 803A Practicum in Theatre Arts: Acting, 3 credits OFFICE OF OVERSEAS STUDY ''•-August 5 THR 805 Studies in Comparative Theatre and Drama, 3 credits Room 108 CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS Individual Projects, 1-4 credits THR 806 Advanced Directing Practices, 4 credits Special Problems, 1-10 credits* THR 990 PHONE: 353-8920 or 353-8921 •rt 4-10 Special Problems - Theatre, 1 -6 credits credits 6 Michigon State News, Eost tonsing, Michigan Tuesday, N\ I iytoii \Ntl Bint! SALAD The MSU women's swim Kolon and team captain Karen stroke, but we will continue to j H-lltpsniits wtl ming team opened its 1976-77 Waite. Lagerkvist also won the work lottNSI \iits season on an on the freestyle, both in impressive note 200-yard backstroke in 2:17.4. last weekend, Other firsts for the Spartans sprinting and distance," Parks winning the said. lorsi^lir. second annual Miami Univer¬ sity women's swimming and diving meet in Ohio. were by Kathy Brown in the 100-yard backstroke while div¬ ing captain Barbara Harding The Spartan coach added that the team will be INT POWERHOUSE H $150 The Spartans dominated the won the 3-meter hard in the next two weeks, working 11:30-2:00 diving meet with their depth, accord¬ competition and freshman preparing for MSU's first home ing to head coach Jennifer Jeanie Mikles placed second in meet this season, on Dec. 2 Parks, as MSU rolled up 440 that event. Place Your against Western Michigan Uni¬ points. Purdue was next with "Right now our forte still lies versity. The meet will be at 7 358 points, while in the individual strokes, such Bowling p.m. at the Women's IM Build¬ Green University came in third with 344 in the 10-team field. as the butterfly and back- ing lower pool. CHRISTMAS Freshman Karen Heathe won both the 500-yard freestyle PEANUTS PERSONAL AD event, and the 400-yard individual medley, in meet FOOD«BOOZE«PIZZA Today... Just complete form and mail with record times of 5:18.1 and 4:50.4, respectively. payment to the STA TENEWS. ALL THI SPAGHETTI Defending Big Ten butterfly CLASSIFIED DEPT. champ Sue Tilden won the YOU CAN EAT *1.75 100-yard butterfly, with a meet record time of 1:00.7 in addition TEQUILA NITI (9 do..) ' to '/< off any tfcquila drink swimming on the winning 400-yard medley relay team 1227 E. 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Kinley went out and Sundays from 4 to 6 p.m. in 335 The Students of Yahshua has called "The Their name sounds funny and their ideas are a bit creation with proof which it claims — a feat neither the same objectives as the Dr. Henry C. Kinley, who In 1931 received "a divine pan Went. Afterwards, Kinley took a bed sheet and drew a pictorial began teaching the vision. To¬ day, there are canvas charts of Union. It also has a program in the works. television Universe" andpJtl jl unconventional, but the mem¬ Christianity nor science can institute. Its members say they oramic vision and revelation" in illustration of the various the pictorial illustrations Kin¬ The program, scheduled lor is t« strive to help people know Springfield, Ohio, according to currently in at 7 tele^. bers of the Students of Yahshua accomplish. things shown to him in the ley saw which are used the production p.m. „„ 11 station. lh( ^ as "We and do prove Yahweh (the Hebrew name for stage, will be say they are sincere about what can the explanations of the Bible. they believe. origin and pattern of the uni¬ God) as He really is and Institute officials contend The Students of Yahshua is verse so that it resolves all actually exists. They also try to that prior to Kinley's revela¬ the Lansing branch of the controversies pertaining to form the nucleus of a Universal Texas university offers tion, he was a "Biblio-maniac" ASMSU board to meet! ev¬ Institute of Divine Meta¬ olution and creation," said Brotherhood of Humanity because he was such an expert Terry Welsh, dean of the united in Yahshua (the Holy physical Research, Inc. It is a on the Bible. Kinley spent 15 nondenominational, nonprofit Students of Yahshua at MSU. Spirit), without distinction of Frisbee-throwing class years in the Church of God will discuss 1977 scientific and religious school of research. One of the main tenets of the institute is that Christianity The institute was founded in 1931 to delve into every branch of science and find the answer to every question that has race, creed, sex, caste or color. They want to inherit eternal life now in the Kingdom of Yahshua with the hope of (ZNS) College may never be the same again. Frisbee throwing ia now rivaling before his vision. It was there institute officials say he worked several miracles. Several important bills are on Student Board meeting tonight, the agenda budgl (or the computer science and In 1957, officials claim Kinley student board budget, a including the and science are both pagan plagued man since the foun¬ immortal glorification in the American Literature as predicted the inauguration and proposed new elections proposal dation of the world. In doing so, earth state. subjects of serious study, at least among to fight the State News referendum code a®), J religions because both are new University of Texas students. assassination of John F. Ken¬ based only on blind faith. The the institute says it proves the The Students of Yahshua has registration. during *',nt« J Students on the Austin campus who are bored with traditional nedy. The meeting is at 7:30 institute says it can answer the unerring accuracy and infallibil- a hierarchy of positions. It has a In 1958, he moved the in¬ p.m. in 4 Student dean, president, vice president, classes may now sign up for such things as beginning or stitute from Springfield to its Working with a figure of about $78,000 Services as Bldg. intermediate Frisbee, a class called "war gaming," windsurfing, board revenue for 1977, projected ft supervisor, treasurer and sec¬ the budget present location in Los Angles. juggling, bartending, tealeaf reading and palmistry. approximately $66,000 among 21 groups. committee distrjW Book reviews car retary. As dean, Welsh is in The MSU chapter of the The Frisbee classes feature six to Comptroller Jim Haischer called the "1 charge of overseeing the teach¬ eight 90-minute sessions insitute is very active, offering ing of the school and acting as where students learn how to deal with some 150 improvement over last year," saying thatproposed budget-J unique throws free continuing lectures Thurs¬ satisfied with their allocation. most ot the religious adviser. and catches with the popular plastic platters. days from 6 to 8 p.m. and groups^ Oswald's role The board must approve the budget before it is final (ZNS) — Did alleged assassin Lee Harvey Oswald — who "defected" to the Soviet Union for 2''i years beginning in 1959 — actually go to the USSR on some secret assignment for the U.S. BOOMS government? This question is being asked by the assassination researcher 3301 IN Tom Miller, who has just authored a new book entitled "The Assassination Please Almanac." Miller has uncovered a report buried in the Warren Commission E.MICH. UPTO 9TOAE HOUR* volumes which was written by a man who interviewed Oswald in 8AAATOI2P/V4 SUPER CASH BINGO 1962, immediately after the alleged assassin returned from Russia ^—- m to the U.S. Oswald was met in New York in June 1962 by Spas T. Raikin, a representative of the Traveler's Aid Society who is also known to ..Yeanr Food Storey— have extensive contacts in right-wing and intelligence circles. Raikin reports Oswald told him that he "was with the Marine ggg DETAILS INSTO&- Corps, stationed with the U.S. Embassy in Moscow." Miller says a second report, this one from the New York Welfare Dept. files, incidates Oswald claimed he "went to Russia with the State Dept.'s approval to accept employment as a radar specialist." Miller says there is no indication in the reports if Oswald was saying these things to mislead his listeners or if he was actually telling the truth. The author suggests that the House Select Committee on Assassinations should carefully review Oswald's reasons and possible intelligence role in going to the Soviet Union. Critics of the Warren Commission have suggested Oswald had possible intelligence motives because he learned to speak fluent Russian while in the Marine Corps and because he received a special discharge from the Marines enabling him to travel to Moscow. WOMEN'S COUNSELING CENTER I FRE PREGNANCY TESTS _ _ Family planning counseling 332 3554 Birth Control Information 927 E. Gr. Rv Ed. Literature & Referrals Suit# 3 Tues.-Frl. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. "Women Helping Sat. - 10 a.m. -1 p.m. WOULD YOU RICOMMIND \ YOUR LAST HAIR STYLIST TO A FRIEND? This Area's Only Multi-Media Discotheque 2843 E. Gd. River, E. Lans. 351-1201 TUESDAY SUPER 60 S NITE Special Prices on Super Beers and Hiballs All Nite NOT ONUT THE BEST DISCO, BUT THE BEST BAR IN TOWN! ■fchignn Stole N»w». Eatt Lonaing, Michigan Tuesday, November 23, 1976 9 burners pay Three Michigan mechanics mute to get certificates from Austin that he felt DETROIT (UPI) - Secre¬ -OAS (AP) -,A ,u»: church services commemorative tary of State Richard H. Austin certified. There are an esti¬ ita own tests next spring. ■ tat shivering cluster of would have mated 30,000-50,000 mechanics The eight areas of automobile been more Monday presented the first paid simple, solemn appropriate. who will be affected by the new certification are engine repair, £ to the memory of Pres- "I think this three Michigan auto mechanic act. automatic transmission, front fJohn F. Kennedy, cut fitting and monent is a proper one for the certificates to be issued under Tests offered by the National end and steering systems, Ibv an assassin's bullet citizens of Dallas," said Sallas "the state's new Auto Act. Repair Institute for Automotive Ser¬ brakes, electrical systems, 1J years ago Monday. County Democratic Chairman vice Excellence are presently heating and air conditioning K is really the first Ron Kessler, The recipients were Charles being used for certifying auto and engine tune-up. who helped Gains of Pontiac, Julian Wilson JJ, commemoration of the arrange the memorial. of Detroit and Juan Ram- and truck mechanics in Mich¬ A mechanic who passes tests ■ of the president," said igan. in all eight areas is certified aa a ■ Hardy, one of about 300 anauskas of Warren. The state will begin offering master mechanic. V,ho attended the brief At Arlington national Under the new law, every ooy at the downtown Cemetery near Washington on repair facility in the state has Monday, members until the end of 1977 to (jy Memorial. of employ Safety show slated the Kennedy family placed flowers at least one mechanic L difference between this in each repair certified on the slain president's M the rest is that the grave category per¬ Sen. formed by the garage. There today loved and Edward Kennedy, D- Three years later, A group of Persuasion 205 students and the Highway Traffic John Fitzgerald Mass., and Ethel every t(j widow Kennedy, of Sen. Robert mechanic doing major Control are planning a presentation on "Car Safety," Wednesday i?i and he changed their F repair at 10:20 a.m. in 110 Holden Hall. Kennedy, paid an early-morn- work in the state must be ■ she said. The presentation will feature a mg visit to the guest speaker, Paul Specht of „ Mayor Bob Folsom gravesite, the Highway Traffic Patrol, a film and handout literature. Any inceied the tradional ,| service but hastily accompanied by three of Ed¬ ward Kennedy's children, Cats, weather interested student or faculty member is invited to attend. Ted 4 it after his office Jr., Patrick and Kara, i by angry pro¬ three sons of Ethel and Kennedy, occupy House Douglas, Max and Christopher. Nation's largest uranium mine After le city's gotten over the a brief prayer, they LANSING, Mich. (AP) In hit - m, but our people visited the rave of Robert F. Kennedy, assassinated in Los its first session back from election recess, the an by saboteurs, France says forgotten what Michigan ,d here 13 years ago," Angeles on June 5, 1968. He House discussed cats and (ZNS) The massive protests and sabotage against nuclear power ,m. "The memory of dies the next weather. plants that have rocked West Germany in recent months have now day. msination will never be Debate was scheduled Mon¬ spread to France. Jj think our citizens will Ethel Kennedy and four of day on a bill allowing county The French government reports that the nation's largest ■ hive a deep regret for her 11 children attended a agencies to pick up and dispose uranium mine at Margnac — 200 miles south of Paris — was of stray animals. bombed by saboteurs. At least five ■have occurred in Dallas." memorial service at the grave- Rep. John plastic explosives have caused tun said he meant no site Saturday on what would Engler, R-Mount Pleasant, of¬ an estimated $10 million in damage to the mine, reportedly closing have been the senator's fered an amendment that would it for several months. ject by canceling the 51st also let counties enact ordi¬ A group calling itself the rceremony explaining birthday. "Opposition Commando Using nances for "weather modifica¬ Explosives Against the Destruction of the Universe" took credit in tion." a communique for the bombing. House Speaker Bobby Crim, iATTIE'S Democrat, promptly ruled the a amendment out of order be¬ cause the bill dealt with cats, not weather. "Stars of I BEAUTY SALON "There's an expression, 'It's the 5th raining cats and dogs,'" Engler retorted. "My question is, if I Dimension" add dogs to the rain, would we then have a germane bill?" The bill — without Engler's Th» MSU Hotel Sales amendment — was moved into Management Assoc. position for a final vote, ex¬ WHS and LONG'S present... pected sometime this week. Engler said after the session Two elderly Mexican-American prayer memorial for was in memory of his women hold their President John F. Kennedy in Dallas rosaries while attending a assassination, which occurred 13 years ago Monday. The service he has been trying to pass a bill to give counties authority to spend money for cloud seeding rJia/iilyn Tuesday. and other rain-creating tech¬ Qkiwb "Flowing Cider has oltMime flavor niques. Sunday, December 5 (j^ liOOE. Grand River . Foreveif at Long's, 6810 South Cedar Downs tain Across from Niles An album of Tuesday Bollman Hardware 2 Shows (continued from page 31 sells several different Special 8p.m., 10:30p.m. elegantly expres¬ Because the emphasis at the types of cheese and sausages. Tours can Tickets at Marshall Music '5.50 Gen. Admission sive songs, gentle mill is on tradition instead of be arranged in advance or a music, poetic vision. technology, it was made one of visitor may observe the process Michael Murphey's Get thick crust newest work. Michigan's historical sites in February 1969. on seven his own. The mill is open days a week from 9 a.m. We're On Epic Records FREE and Tapes. Along with the manufactur¬ ing of cider, the mill {iso produces cinnamon donuts and to 6 p.m. with the exception of Thanksgiving Day and will close for the season Dec. 5. on any pizza! going to give you one emphatic statement GOING HOME FOR THANKSGIVING? SKI SWAP and SAVE about the future $GET EXTRA CASH... Nov. 29-Dec. 2,3-7 p. BRING BACK: 240 Men's IM of the 353-5199 computer industry SCIENCE FICTION PAPERBACKS and the future COMICBOOKS of your career. Iiic\ Site is BEATLE ITEMS BASEBALL CARDS & Save! 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Some- viewers with a superhero who but seem silly and kitsch on Bionics, burglary and -spy times it sounds more like a had beliefs he was willing to film. Clark Kent's phone booth i jx a&i J- A £ i r I risk for, got caught in moral and Batman's cave are back on stuff spark the superheroes on football game than inter- TV. Is there a viewer with set national intrigue. The dilemmas without easy answers pulp paper where they belong. 10 dead who does not know who successfully combined this sim¬ (as in one alien episode and one "TSMDM" relies on character . Steve, Jaime. Oscar and Rudy plistic view of spy and secret- with Bill Shatner as an astro¬ identification and group loyal¬ are? stealing with a sophisticated naut whose mind was speeded ty, the proven staple in¬ attitude toward medical and gredients of Filmed adventure Graphic design students at MSU created this ex¬ the end of next week. "The Si* Million Dollar Man" up in space). He did not wear a series since the hibit which will be in Kresge Art Center through and "The Bionic Woman" now space technology. multicolored union suit and had days of the Bs. hold pivotal slots in ABC's The series incorporates schedule, and comfortably re¬ attitudes toward the ap¬ tain places in the Nielsen Top plication of advanced tech¬ nological methods, to medical Three jazz Ten and young viewer's affections. When "The Six Mil¬ lion Dollar Man" miniseries Universal in premiered as a series, a Suspense Movie." The revol¬ the revolving "ABC research such as Kennedy, have dedicated them selves to cutting back NIH bionics. In period when "liberal" legisla¬ tors, such as Sen. Edward a PAT METHENY: Bright Sixe releases span musical sphere today. of Music" and "Aurora," the crous. Jon Mark and Johnny The highlight of this album is ving series lacked both quality funds for basic research, "Return to the Citv' ■ Life - (ECM-1-1073) JEAN-LUC PONTY: Imag¬ new album is fresh and vital Almond, two former pupils of the medley including the Billy and a competitive time slot. "TSMDM" provides valuable The ECM release "Bright inary Voyage - (Atlantic: SD because of the experimentation the legendary John Mayall, Joel tune, "New York State of (R«ord8 courtei .l.L.1 Universal had depleted its alternative view of research, Size Life" is a showcase of the 18195) of style that Ponty has incor¬ have worked closely for many Shop) Mind," woven with Jon Mark's resources, producing two such I both basic and applied) and prodigious talents of Pat There is only one musician porated. Ponty makes his violin years and many today consider ^J series on NBC — the Sunday stresses the relationship Metheny. Metheny is a young who can boast being as diverse sing, scream, soar and sizzle on their "Mark-Almond 73" and Wednesday night mystery between seemingly unrelated and gifted jazz guitarist with as having played for Elton "Imaginary Voyage," and the album a classic of sorts. areas of basic and applied movies. ABC, the perennial Sex shot will appeal the "Gary Burton Quartet." John, Frank Zappa and sounds incredible. The poor relation, got the leavings scientific research and an With the musical accompani¬ Mahavishnu John McLaughlin. are twenty-minute title cut is They dedicate the album, "To The Heart," to "all new not and dropped them into then- esoteric area, such as space ment of old friend Jaco Jazz violinist Jean-Luc Ponty worth the price of the album, those who wrote and asked us death slot. It has been so long science and medical technology. Pastorius on bass and ex- NOTTINGHAM, England The reflecting the scope of Ponty's to once again become Mark- (AP) — The 10-year-olds at the since ABC had a competitive program has also drummer for Gary Burton, Bob vast array of talent. Almond" and the album is a Bentinck primary school made series stressed the problems of pro¬ on Saturday night that Moses (recently replaced by MARK-ALMOND: To The grams which do not work, no gem. Produced by Roy Halee a 27i-minute film about the people hark back to 1960 to Dan Gottlieb), Metheny's debut Heart - (ABC: 945) (he did earlier Simon and matter how much is sunk into school's pet budgerigars and quote favorable rating statis¬ effort is worth the listen. It was a pleasant surprise, Garfunkel efforts) and starring tics. them and research projects included a 10-second shot of the Using either the acoustic indeed, to have another Mark- the likes of Billy Cobham, Jim small Australian parrots mat- By the time "The Si* which cannot be carried further six-string or the electric Almond album, when two years Gordon and Milt Holland, 'To Million Dollar Man" made its because inadequate safety con¬ trols exist. It offers a vision of twelve-string guitar, Metheny ago all seemed to have dis¬ The Heart" brings together the inauspicious and unawaited communicates very effective solved and the thought of the warm sounds of Mark's classical debut, the series was already the old "Mad Scientist" routine, moods of warmth and color. His down the tube. "TSMDM'"s a staple of science fiction and comic books. music is intelligently struc¬ two getting back together again would have seemed ludi¬ guitary and Almond's sax, that duo is unmatched at times. and SPIRIT TOUR 1976 own uncertainty about its tured and measured. The inter¬ STORRiNC THE ELEMENTS OF THE UNIVERSE identity and lack of direction "The Six Million Dollar Man" took awhile to get its bearings play between the Metheny | handicapped the first episodes. guitar and Moses' cymbal rides The made-for-TV movie which and find its audience (under the is pure and utterly fantastic. €RfiTN,WIMD£)fl can claim playing with those piloted the series has taken a age of 12). But when it did, it With the presence of "Bright three artists and on his third hit in a way that few other strong anti-war stance (Steve Size Life," Pat Metheny joins Atlantic release, "Imaginary had been an astronaut, but he series do, bringing with it a ex-"Return to Forever" guitar¬ had never served in the mil¬ wave of adventure super- Voyage," his musical flair for ist Al DiMeola as two of the heroes. The technological angle diversity is still omnipresent. itary). Steve had an ambivalent youngest and brightest and connection with the space Compared to his previous response to being used as an musicians emerging in jazz two offerings, "Upon the Wings expendable tool of the OSI and program invested the hero with an aura of credibility, no had little use for blind longer extended to people who fell to 349 7700 MERIDIAN MAIL obedience to orders. Glen A. Larson, the execu¬ earth from the planet Krypton tive or were irradiated during space producer, gentled it through the first season, as it travel, like the Fantastic Four. TWCMINUTE abandoned its uneasy mix spoof, relevance. spying The and social producers of The series included a cheer¬ ful attitude toward sexuality. I WARNING! EQUUS abandoned their attempt to mold Steve Austin and his alter ego, Lee Majors, into a slick international operative in the Universal "Man from Uncle" mold. They abandoned serious international dilemmas with THAT'S THE WAY OF THE WORLD complicated moral implications, i.e. the Arab-Israeli conflict, the with morality of war, the East-West conflict and the morality of The Emotions using immoral expedients in Jenlson Field House nationalistic interests. Lee Majors endowed Steve NOV. 29 8 Pm with an easy-going manner and Tickets '5»° • '6» fTISU Union a nice sense of the irony of fflorshalls music E. Lansing playing a superhero. He proved an alternative to the self-right¬ eous or wisecracking Marvel fln Ebony Production superheroes regularly over¬ come by their sense of mission Tickets on Sole Now! and social significance. He played a human-scaled super¬ hero who neither flew nor crawled walls. During the transformation of the series, he took a stand Peter Shaffer's gripping psychological detective story about a 17-year-old "Brilliant new mental patient charged with a bizarre porn film. No other film crime ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ involving a stable of horses. ie going to equal thle one. It Based on a real-life incident, it probes eImply has to be the beet film the boy's passions and fears. Six J. J ^RHARHftRHARHR tv ______ SPECIAL KVENT -. _______ . ;5 ?" onstage horses are mimed by actors wearing masks and hooves of silver wire-a breathtaking sight to behold. You cannot afford to miss the Of 1976. 100%"-Af Goldstein. Midnight Blm "It easily rates 100. blue movie I've ever seen. . . It s the It is fineit 1 inventltM opulent, and highly erotic." -#»*'"s* I enthralling experience of EQUUSI Attention Science Fiction Followers Starts Wed. "wnxssrutrit) All the original artistic and theatrical "Misty „ Beethoven at t 3 5 7 9:00 P.M. standards are maintained by the - - - - On Tues., Nov. 30 at 8:00 in Fairchild touring New York production. Al¬ though the compelling nude scene is Aud. R.H.A. will be presenting the world included, and cannot be modified- as it is an intregral premier of a major motion picture to be part of this moving drama-we feel it is presented so as Last Day 7:30-9:30 released by 20 Century Fox this Feb. not to offend today's theatregoers. A GAV. WILD COMEDY WAR WIZARDS, an animated science fic¬ "THE RITZ" (R) tion adventure tells the story of this Starts Wad. MONDAY, NOV. 29-8:15 P.M. ashockthriuer world in a post nuclear holocaust of 10 UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM "CARRIE" (R) million A.D. in which the characters of SISSY SPACEK the story are called Reserved seats on sale NOW at the Union Introducing JOHN TRAVOLTA upon to use all Ticket Office, 8:15-4:30 p.m., weekdays. PIPER LAURIE means of ConsUnoe Money magic to prevent the re¬ For ticket availability, phone 355-3361. currence of 50% discount to MSU students with with Jamie OUlls Jaqueline E war. Director Ralph Bakshi validated I.D. For group rates, call Terrl Hall/Gloria Leonard/Caeey Donovan*" will be on hand to answer questions 355-6686. Directed by Henry PW18 from the audience as well as show lisfiia7" SHOWmMES: 7:00. (45, 10:15 "Dm IS t WOMAN" scenes from his latest film project for SHOWPUCL 106 B WELLS United Artist, LORD OF THE RINGS. Wednesday STUDENTS *2.** FACULTY I SWF 1" . RATED X, MUST UE 11 STUOEMTS, FACULTY * jj, SMiits, faculty t Stiff wit nlM Ll.'s -1* RsrtMs - •2JI WELCOME. ID'S Wll K CHECREB. ^ AN ENTERTAINMENT SERVICE OF THE SEAL FliMl.^^ t★★★★★★★★★★★*★★★★★★★★★# I Michigan Stole Newt, Eost lorning, Michiqon Tuesday, November 23, 1976 ] J Only 6 More Publications This Term AitoROtive Lw.S.rte |01 miKLY SPEAKING— by phil frank | frartrots |fy] | Aparfrwts |fffl | Apyfutslyl FORD PINTO Wagon 1973. I »"Ki/S"" 2 FM radio, radials, Stick, $.1700. 366-3126 MASON BODY SHOP 812 East after 6 p.m. 8-11-24 (12) Kalamazoo Street since 1940. NEED ROOMMATE for own room ON CAMPUS 227 Complete auto painting and colli¬ in two bedroom apartment. $100/ Bogue, fur¬ LARGE FURNISHED 2 bedroom. nished one bedroom available phone 355-8255 sion service. American and month. 394-3312 1 'A bath, balcony, bus, air. $220 FORD 1970. Air, new foreign mornings. January 1st. Single girls or married plus electric. Two adults, no pets. I jjisioden'SeiviceiWdg tires, excel¬ cars. 485-0256. C-20-11-X (20) 8-11-24 (13) lent running condition. $425. couple only, $170. Phone 489-5922 Comer of Hagadorn/Haslett. 361- Call or 351-8575. 0-8-11-30 (211 349-2972; 484-1496. 6-12-1 (121 4799. 9-12-3 (21) i automotive WANTED-JUNKcars. WepidTup anytime. Cell 882-7280. 17-12-3 LANSING-EAST Lenawee. No Scooters I Cycles pets or children. Heat, water, CEDAR VILLAGE, one or two ONE BEDROOM furnished or GREMLIN 1971. Air, 43,000 Porli I Service body good, runs excellent, $1000/ miles, furnished. References. 646-6115. females. Winter and spring. $88/ unfurnished. Haslett Road. Close. 5-11-23 1121 month. 332-6758. Z-8-12-3 (12) NORTH POINTE APARTMENTS, J Aviotion offer. 353-2783, 8-11-29 (12) ■ [mp10yment T aployeitlfll EFFICIENCY APARTMENT - THREE BEDROOM, near campus. 332-6354. C-20-11-30 (12) ■forrent »,ALAc™ ~V-8.~ Airi "some furnished, all utilities. 5 minutes from campus. No lease. $90. Noed one female, Rent winter/spring. NEEDED ONE male to share two [ Apartments IS? ™'£S. offer. 351-1020. miles' ',400/best 8-11-30 (12) NOW TILL December 17 - 489-1551. 8-11-30 (13) Z-8-12-3 112) negotiable. 337-2021. bedroom apartment, Okemos. Call 3463857 after 6 p.m. 4-1-1-23 1131 Houtes Nights/weekends/Days. Tele¬ J Roomi MUSTANG 1969 Convertible. V-8, phoning customers. Apply in per¬ ONE MALE desperately needed CEDAR VILLAGE. Female needed EAST LANSING, one bedroom ■for sale automatic. Good running con¬ son. 3308 South Cedar, Suite 6 9-5 p.m. 8-12-1 (181 for Campus Hill Apartment, winter winter term, friendly atmosphere. furnished apartment. Patio and air Animols dition. $250.339-3409 after 6 and spring term. Air, carpeting, $88/month or negotiable. 351- p.m 8789. Z-3-11-24 112) conditioning. Rent includes water J Mobile Homes 5-11-23(12) EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES, free bus to campus. 349-2560. 5-11-23 (191 and heat. 351-6159. 0-11-11-30 ■ lost (found apply in person, TARRY TOWN (16) MUSTANG FAST6ACK 1966 Six FEMALE, SHARE nice apartment ■personal cylinder etick, good shape mech¬ TAVERN. 12449 North US 27, PINE LAKE APARTMENTS 6080 starting January 1. Own room. ■ peanuts PERSONAL DeWitt. 5-11-24 (13) WILLIAMSTON, 10 minutes from anically, some rust. Marsh Road. One bedroom, shag Close. $95/month. 351-1873. MSU campus on Grand River. Air, $300 or best ■ real estate offer. 353-9725. 8-11-23 116) MEDICAL carpet, drapes. Quiet country at¬ 612-3 113) drapes, carpet, kitchen appliances. TECHNOLOGIST ■recreation MT(ASCP). Immediate opening. mosphere. $165 plus utilities. 339- One bedroom - $139. Studio - ■service OLDSMOBILES Doctor's and FOR sale,~1976. Full and part time (three days a EXCUSE MOI...A\IEl-V0U£ PE L'ARGEAIT 8192. 6-11-30 (18) $118. Call now 6562642. 611-24 nurses cars. AMER- 1221 week). Third shift. Must have \ Initruction POOH OK TAS(E MSU-FRANDOR. Quiet, J Typing WWlS CR0SS 372 6686 clinical experience in all areas. WCAfi?.. rooms, unfurnished. one bed¬ Please contact Personnel Office, Carpeting, ■transportation PLYMOUTH VALIENT 1967. Two LANSING GENERAL HOSPITAL. air, balcony, appliances, 332-3116, 339-9522. 8-11-24(121 I Hoists Iffi Jwanted 2800 Devonshire, Lansing, Michi¬ ■'round town' doors, 46000 miles, excellent con¬ | dition. New battery, $800. 356 9771 after 6 p.m. 2-4-11-29 (15) gan, 48909. 372-8220. 8-11-24 135) SHORT ORDER Cook; Pizzas and Eiplaywent ][jj) [ Aparfeits 1® FOURTH FEMALE needed winter/ spring, Old Cedar Village. Balcony, For nuair omnmos someone special I FURNISHED OWN house. Off Kalamazoo. month room $66 per plus utilities. 484-6280 be¬ in "RATES" cable TV. 351-8504. 8-11-24 (121 Greet them with a fore 3 p.m. 612-3 (15) sandwiches, no experience neces¬ PONTIAC 1965. Clean interior. EAST LANSING ART WORK¬ 12 word minimum sary. Apply in person, HUDDLE FEMALE NEEDED winter term, New exhaust, starter, alternator, SOUTH, 820 West Miller Road, SHOP is interviewing immediately own room, close to ONE OR two females, for fur¬ Christmas Peanuts NORTH EAST of campus, 15 water pump. Runs well. for the position of director. Art campus. nished apartment. $75, beginning Needs Lansing. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m 337-1153 after 5 p.m. 8-11-23 (12) winter term. 349-4885.3-11-23 (121 Personal miles. Near laingsburg; country tires. $150. 351-2648 after 10 and business background. 332- p.m. 882-7579.12 12-3 1221 »ee coupon in today's papar house. 2 bedrooms, carpeting, 5-11-24 (18) 4966, 693 North Hagadorn. 7-11- 29120) COUPLE OR Personls) to share CEDAR VILLAGE - one female garden area, $175. 381-7497. MONTESSORI TRAINED direc¬ 6611-30(17) quiet non-smokers apartment. needed for winter/spring. $88/ SUBARU 1976, five speed, 32 tress- part time position open. Call ONE OR two females needed. Old One block off campus. 332-6035. mpg, regular fuel, front wheel 349-2627. 3-11-23 (12) month, getting married. 351-1983. ana EEI cn En 8-11-29 (13) 8-12-1 (131 Cedar Village, winter/spring. $88. ROOMMATES. BEAUTIFULLY drive. $3600 655-1227. 8-11-24 332-3306. 5-11-24 (12) aoaiEiinnjTO spacious 4 bedroom farm house jimrmiTTri ran WAITRESSES, WAITERS, the LOCAL BUSINESSMAN expand¬ FEMALE ROOMMATE needed to FEMALE FOR winter and spring. needs 2 personable and energetic atnnaiiuEaa POUR HOUSE RESTAURANT ing. Some sales, management, sublease winter term. Furnished $87/month. 2% blocks to campus. EAST LANSING — one bedroom people. Must see to appreciate. TORONADO BROUGHAM 1973. promotional experience. Call 372- furnished apartments starting at amninmm AND LOUNGE is busy and has apartment, very close. 351-4072. 351-6569. 5-11-24 (12) Call Pat 349-4731. X-1612-3 (20) Sharp. Perfect condition. All ex¬ luncheon and dinner shifts availa¬ 1046 4-6 p.m. 0-1-11-23 (12) X8-11-24112) $180. Call Cedar Green Apart¬ tras-power, new radials. Best of¬ ble for experienced service FEMALE ROOMMATE for ments, 351-8631. 1612-3114) RESPONSIBLE PERSON - own one DEADLINE fer, 351-4387. 5-11-29 (141 people. WAITERS. WAITRESSES, bus- TWO MALES for furnished apart¬ room in farm house. Call 3461748. Excellent tips, references required. bedroom in Capitol Villa. Call people. Apply in person for full ment, beginning winter term. $75/ ON Z-3-11-29 (12) ads 2 p.m. one class Call 322 9955 for interview. 9-12-3 Debbie; Days 337-1361, Evenings CAMPUS 227 Bogue, fur¬ w TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1968. Over¬ and part time employment at SEA month. Free bus. 349-9173.4-11-23 L before publication. (291 332-2982. 7-12-3 (141 nished one bedroom available drive, good condition, rebuilt en¬ HAWK RESTAURANT, 3-5 p.m. January 1st. Single girls or married 3 FEMALES to sublease beautiful ad is ordered it cannot gine and transmission, 35 mpg, TELEPHONE SALES. Experience Monday through Friday. Experi¬ 821-825 North Pennsylvania/Oak¬ couple only, $170. Phone 4865922 house. Excellent location. Modern ce $675. Phone 351-0426. S-612-1 CEDAR SOUTH-Lincoln. Fur¬ ence preferred. 8-11-23 (22) land in Lansing. Large carpeted or 351-8575. 0-8-12-2 (21) conveniences, garage, 2 fire¬ m cancelled or changed un- preferred, part time - evenings. nished. two/four rooms. $125, ■ after first insertion, un¬ (151 $50/week plus bonus. Call 393- one bedroom apartment. Carport, places. Call 351-6259. 7-12-3 (151 $195. Utilities paid. 669-5782. it is ordered & cancelled 7480. 8-12-3 (13) LONG RUN PRODUCTION COM¬ storage, laundry. Heat and water FEMALE ROOMMATE needed for 8-11-29 (12) p.m. 2 class days before VALIANT, 1968, 55,000 miles, PANY seeks reading keyboard furnished. Security deposit, lease. four woman apartment. Winter/ TWO BEDROOMS, back yard, runs good. $285. Call 332-3015. DRIVER/COMMUTER man; Gigs/studio/composing. Call No pets. $179. 882-0649. 7-12-3 spring, Chalet Apartments. Call garden. 642 South Magnolia. 11-12-3 (12) needed: Lansing to Detroit trans¬ AFiwImmi (26) 332-1707. S-611-29 113) $165/month. Call Jim, 353-7898; 694-0696 details, audition porting records. Approximately 2 schedule. 8-11-23 (161 482-8897 (late). 611-29115) *1.00 service VEGA GT-1972. 42,000, four WillB* SOMEONE TO share 2 bedroom MOBILE HOME for rent. Next to harge for an ad change days/week. Can arrange time, will speed. New snows on rims. Great cover expenses and minimal labor Available.... furnished apartment, close. Prefer Coral Gables. $140/month. Avail¬ HOUSE IN Lansing, fireplace, air B' per word per doy MASSUESES WANTED. We will shapel $900. 332-6681. 7-11-29 payment. 487-8436. 2-11-23 (231 grad or upper classman. Immedi¬ able end of term. 337-7087. 612-3 conditioning. Good for three peo¬ |r additional words. 114) train. $8 00 per hour. 489-1215. ■Mvafspriittns ple. Call after 6 p.m. 484-2164. Z-30-11 30(121 * ately. 332-3917. Z-1-11-23 (151 WAITRESS Roommate Service 8-11-23 114) - EXPERIENCED on¬ ts PersdRbl acjjrmust VEGA HATCHBACK 1972. Auto¬ * Next to Campus FEMALE SHARE clean two bed- CAPITAL VILLA female to sub¬ ly. Night* 6-12 p.m. TIMBER- |i prepaid. £ * New Managers lease winter, spring. Furnished. SHARE BEAUTIFUL two person , matic, radio, rebuilt motor. Excel¬ lent running condition, great mpg. $500. LANES AND LOUNGE. Apply in person. For appointment phone fir lilt Iff] * Furnished t roomepartment. Very dose. $110/ month. 332-3754 evenings. Close to campus. $70, including utilities. 351-5402. X-S-S-11-29 house. Own bedroom and study. Perfect for grad. $115. 332-8110. to State News will be re- 489-1467. 8-12-3 115) Z-3-11-29 (12) tonsible only for the first 372-6478^-12-3 (141 _ TV AND stereo rentals. $25/term. WATERS & RIVERS 8-12-1 114) VEGA 1973 Hatchback. Automat¬ 5 for cheerful furnished apartment beginning FURNISHED APARTMENT to $89.50/month. Near Cedar Village. 3-11-23 (12) it. $300/month. References and assistance. YAMAHA, 1974, TX500. Good have excellent driving record. Part winter term. Grads preferred, sublease winter and spring term. 337-0313. 8-11-30 (15) time to start. Apply VARSITY deposit. Call 351-8457 or 482-0717. condition. Low mileage. $800 or close to MSU, rent negotiable. Close to Collingwood entrance. LOWER FLAT, 1 bedroom, close, Z-7-12-3 (241 best offer. 337-0091. 5-11-24 (12) CAB COMPANY. 332-3559. 351-1784 before 10 a.m. or around 332-3403. 8-11-30 113) WOMAN NEEDED in Cedar Vil¬ sharp, utilities, partially furnished, J- SELL ME YOUR CAR - 1-11-231171 dinner. 10-12-3 (23! $165. Phone lage Apartment. Winter, apring. 371-2539. 611-29 GIRL NEEDED to share nice two f WATSON AUTO SALES, SU2UKI 1975, TM250. Uke new. CHESTNUT 429 graduate stu¬ $88. Furnished, parking, 332-8846. ■ SOUTH CEDAR, PHONE WANTED: STEREO - bedroom home with couple in B. C-4-11-30 (14) only 5,000 miles. $600. Call 694- repairman. SUBLET APARTMENT, winter- dent preferred. Near downtown, 4 Z-611-24 (121 Experience necessary. WILCOX Lansing. Washer, dryer, two fire¬ 6301. 2-8-12-3 (12) spring. Own bath, bedroom. $110, rooms, carpeted, air, appliances. DUPLEX: 3 bedroom. Near cam¬ places. $75. including utilities. TRADING POST 509 East Michi¬ a month. 393-8692. XZ-4-11-24 $155 plus utilities, references, ■key but she runsi QUIET MALE needed to share two pus, partly furnished, parking facil¬ 482-0390 after 5 p.m. 612-3 (22) Make an gan, Lansing 485-4391. C-4-11-30 lease. 484-7253. 612-3 (18) w $450 and drive this 1970 bedroom apartment. V4 block ities, 351-7026, after 5 p.m. 612-3 113) -e. 465-4897 after 5 p.m. JUtaS*™ / FEMALE NEEDED winter term WILLIAMSTON. COMFORTABLE from campus. 332-3337 or 353- 6495. Z-3-11-24 115) ROOM WITH private bath and full house privilege in Williamston PART TIME graduate student to only. Furnished apartment, great studio type (living/bedroom com¬ FEMALE NEEDED winter term. country setting. Male or female, work in car rental office. Call location. Cell 351-9135. Z-7-12-3 AMERICAN. GERMAN AND bined, separate kitchen, bath). FEMALE NEEDED winter or win¬ Own room. Luxurious, furnished, non-smoker. Pets welcome. Avail¬ I 100LS 1974, like new, FOREIGN CAR REPAIR, also body 489-1484. 5-12-1 (12) 112) Fully furnished, carpeted, air con¬ ter and spring. Close to campus. apartment. Close, reasonable. 351- able December 1st. 349-4003. Nc. Bluebook, $4Z75. 20% DISCOUNT to students and ditioning, electric fireplace. One or $70. 351-3680. Z-612-3 (121 2828. 3-11-23(12) 4-11-24 1221 P to sell immediately. Price faculty on all cash 'n carry VW TV AND stereo repairman neededl FURNISHED EFFICIENCY apart¬ two adults. All utilities paid. $175 best offer over $3300. service parts. IMPORT AUTO ment. Close, Large picture win- plus deposit. Phone 6563333, 10 Experience necessary. Hours flexi¬ 0.611-29 (19) PARTS, 500 East Kalamazoo and ble. WILCOX TRADING POST down facing wooded area. Avail¬ a.m.-2 p.m. 612-3 (311 Cedar. 485-2047; 486-9229 Matter 509 East Michigan, Lansing. 485- able January 1st. 332-0923 before Ijno LT, 1974. 350 eutoma- Charge and Bank Americard, 4391. C-20-11-30 1171 noon; after 6 p.m. Z-4-11-30 (181 NEED ONE or two women for Place Your ijbeel. *•54?- 36,000 miles. Uke C-20-11-30 (371 SPACIOUS THREE bedroom fur¬ apartment, winter and spring term 611-30 (12) - $70, furnished, close. 337-2551. COCKTAIL WAITRESSES, part 10 LT 1974. t Good Air, automatic, condition, $3300/ time. No experience necessary. Apply in person 10 a.m.-6 p.m., HUDDLE SOUTH, 820 West Miller nished apartment. Upstairs, pri¬ vate entrance, disposal, newly decorated. $180/month plus parking, XS611-24 1151 CHRISTMAS •'■485-9087. 8-12-3 112) utilities. Close to buslines. 487- WIARINOW < IMPALA, 1970. Road, Lansing. 8-12-3 (19) 5733, 488-1924. 8-11-30 (21) TAKING PEANUTS PERSONAL AD Four- FEMALE COMPANION for elderly EFFICIENCY APARTMENT. Fe¬ «l°r steering, radio, $750. lady. 10-15 hours/week. An occa¬ male needed to sublease single APPLICATIONS 349-3436.12-12-3(12) sional evening. Write Box D-4, Today... Just complete form and mail with apartment. Winter term, spring FOR State News. 5-11-30 (171 option. Furnished, close, cheep. payment to the STATE NEWS. J^KOVA-1970, *3 ~apeed~3 LIFETIME GUARANTEED exhaust Call 351-1268 after 8 p.m., before 9 I.®?. sn°w tires, recently systems for your foreign car at RECEPTIONIST AND TRAFFIC a.m. 5-11-23 (21) 1,2 & 3 bedroom CLASSIFIED DEPT. l^dwrnarized. 1363-0966.3-11-23 $560. 353- CHEQUERED FLAG FOREIGN CAR PARTS. 2606 East Kalama¬ for WILS radio. Must be experi¬ unfurnished opts, (17) enced and accurate typist with STUDIO. NO utilities, deposit, zoo Street, one mile west of some with study good number sense. Radio and $150/month, parking. Sublease 487-5066. C-20-11-30124) kS3spoed' goodbody, campus. bookkeeping background helpful, December thru June. 332-2645. <180 per mo. but no necessary. Call WILS, 5-11-231121 JUNK CARS wanted. We pay 393-1320, between 8:30-5:00 for from more if they run. Also buy used appointment, or send resume to fsL exterior, SUPREME~"l972 black Inter- cars and trucks. 489-3080 anytime. C-20-11-30117) 600 West Cavanaugh, Lansing, 48910.4-11-29(40) APARTMENTS (include* Go* h*a» I wot*r) . Zip Code vinyl roof. Loaded, In Now leasing for Winter Term. KNOB HILL •NOTED POOl Knapp's • • (Minted parting Finished APARTMENTS Bun pick up eg72 Office Open MUNI* SMCIALB ^i2$^2)0rbe8t0ffer- Paid Heat • Monday - Veal cutlet Parmiglana • IMrua 12 - 5 MoMlay Saturday Tuesday — Spaghetti with meatballs Wednesday - bettered dipped chicken • Paid Water or by appointment Thursday — chopped Swiss stnok • Air Friday — fish end chips ci V15III, 439. Maxell XLC90 cassette lap®- 439/case. Used: Yamaha LOST: SILVER rimmed glasses, between Morrill Hall and Admini- graduatesl One Academic Council SUPER e-s ( usual & Neat EAST LANSING, single rooms, CT800, 4245. Thorens 125B with position is open to a responsible male students. Refrigerator, cook¬ stration Building. Dave, 355-9048. SPECIAL ^he CcJLcjiet Shure tonearm, 4295. DBX 124. Z-3-11-29 (12) individual. Submit name to 7 ing. 332-5791, 2-11-24 (121 Eppley Center immediately. ALL NOVUSAND IMCUU iXMtll NOVIMMI SO. II LOST: ENGLISH setter, male. EAST SIDE, upstairs in house. White, black, brown. 50 pounds. ,«NATIONAL- Kitchen, etc., clean. 4100/month. SKIS ROSSIGNOL 205 cc with 487-6960. Z-7-12-3 (121 Please call 351-4637. Z-3-11-29 SEMICONDUCTOR 463 I N. East St. IN. U S. 1TI za mt Salomon 505 bindings. Yamaha 175 cc with Salomon 404 bindings. (12) Ifoi'l SifriciH Mr. fall IM M-S 7' ' miles North of Gr. Riv. Ave. TWO rooms. WOMEN to sublet Winter and spring. monthly. 332-8001. Z-7-12-3 (12) own 485 Rieker boots 6)4 and 11, poles. All in good condition. 656-3413 5-7 Pw«tsP«owl SI 351*71 'HI I Jim. AT COST Phone 489-696T p.m. 3-11-23 127) UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS COM¬ PLETE DISSERTATION and re¬ WOMAN OWN room, country CLASSICAL RECORDS - good CHRISTMAS PEANUTS sume rservice. IBM C J976 McDonald ! Corpof PERSONAL typing, edit¬ house, no pets, 466/month plus condition. Symphony, opera, ing, multilith offset printing, utilities. 482-9149.6-12-2 (12) choral. 42/record. 393-6396 or 337-1565. 8-11-23 (12) Greet special people with a Christ¬ mas Peanuts Personal Ad (to be setting and binding. We encour¬ age comparative type¬ shopping. For Come and see Ronald McDonald ! ROOMS IN farm house for De¬ printed in the red £r green Christ- estimate stop in at 2843 East cember/winter term. Good ywym. —w.,,„ people. INDOOR GARDENER'S 8' floures- s Greeting Pages, Friday, Dec. Grand River iiYuuun UMnuci^cn o o nuures- n OATro mvoi or ui phone 332-8414. Call 485-9520. 7-12-3 (121 cent lights with tow bulbs includ- ;1R , coqjxxk i a 41.50 wt and 12c for each additional 0-2°-" 30 (32) There's going to be a one-ring whole gang. And be prepared for NEED 2 females for nice 5 person z c 5-12111121 word over 12. Place yours in circus at your favorite McDonald's® lots of fun. house. Close to campus. Own person OR look for the Christmas ANN BROWN PRINTING AND TYPING. Dissertation, resumes, restaurant soon. Because Ronald Stop in. Let your kids clown general printing. Serving MSU for 26 years with complete theses McDonald is going to visit - in person. around with America's favorite clown. service. 349-0650. C-20-11-30 (19) available. 1527 Snyder Road. 351- a-n M1121 Classified, 347 Student Services, (we are open from noon-1 p.n Everybody's invited, so bring the We do it all for you 8695. Call anytime. 3-11-23 (12) SP-4-11-29 PROMPT TYPING service: APPLES-SWEET CIDER. BLOS- SINGLE ROOMS. 425 deposit. Themes, dissertations, term pa¬ SOM ORCHARDS. Two miles pers, IBM. Call 694-1541 before 8 From 466/month. Also lease by ncrth of Leslie, 3597 Hull Road, week. Call between 12-6 p.m. IOW U.S. 1271. Gift packages Smict p.m. 8-12-3 (121 351-4495. C-20-11-301151 shipped by U.P.S. Hours: 9-5 p.m. Closed COMPLETE DISSERTATION and Mondays. 1-589-8251. service. Printing, IBM FOR QUALITY stereo service THE resume OWN ROOM in country home. 0-16-30 (261 typing, binding. Printing from your 361-1049. 8-1,-24 ,12, plain paper originals. Corner ANNOUNCING V™ "omhlrd ^ M.A.C. and Grand River. Below Jones I— 1 fid market. Direct from our orchard to Stationery Shop, 9-5 p.m. GUITAR, BASS, banjo mandolin Far Sale you. The favorite varieties repair, restoration, modification, Monday-Friday. Call COPY- here. Opening special: Pure sweet GRAPH SERVICE, 337-1666. custom inlaying, CHFwrnnocicne CHEVY A,, cider 41.19/gallon (regular 41.59/ refinishing, parts custom inlaying, refinishing, parts C-20-11-30 131) COUPE 1936. All ■ original, gallon). NELSON'S WELCOME and 8UPP|,es- Guaranteed work by Runs good. Must sell. 41000/best offer. Chuck, 356-2637.9-12-3 ORCHARD MARKET, 314 miles ""Perienced craftsmen who care PAULA'S TYPING SERVICE. Call ~ (14) east of Meridian Mall. 0-8-11-30 about vour instrument. Bring 482-4714 for free estimate. My ~~~~~~~ (36) yours in for a free estimate. specialty is dissertations. SKILOM CROSS Country skis, MARSHALL'S GUITAR SHOPPE 0-20-11-30(121 hockey skates two saddles, ice FOR SALE; Black Nikon-F with 245 Ann s,re«t- 351-7830. Open Hftinfl1 lifting ^equipment. T' Snow W8l9ht c tires; motor drive and meter. 4575 10"® P-m- Monday-Friday; 10-5 PURR-FECT TYPE. Accurate per¬ several sizes. 351-1661.6-11-24(121 p.m. Saturday. C-1-11-23 (43) sonal and professional IBM typing. Bicycles, small appli- One day service. 351-5094. leather coats. Elwtric and manual typewriters, hair dryers. Many 100 WATT SYSTEM. OHM F's, Unear, SAE, Dynaco FM-s! Marti™ MR a^GR^NNE^S %r'an' 9Relnabra,ee Fof C-20-11-30 (12) items to browse over. Check Lanco, ADC. New warranties. mm. FAST AND accurate typing. Rea¬ out for the price that's 4,450. 351-7799. 8-12-1 (16) information call 351-0260. 8-11-23 sonable rate. INear Coral Gables. low. 116) Call Marilyn. 337-2293. 0-20-11-30 Layaway your Christmas items now. DICKER & DEAL, 1701 (12) South QUEEN SIZE waterbed. Best offer. EDITING. GRAMMAR, punctua¬ Cedar, 487-3886. C-X-9-12-3 (621 Call after 5 p.m. 351-4186. .8-12-1 tion, spelling; term papers, TYPING, FAST, experienced, IBM resumes, dissertations. Fast, ex¬ (pica-elite). Term papers, theses. INSTANT CASH perienced, inexpenstve. Leslie 351- JOHN CALHOUN, 332-2078. - WAZOO 7055.13-11-30 (13) 0-7-11-30 (12) o^d°rnMPHaVS good cond"'0" albums ,'',1'50/di,krock, - ,0r TYPEWRITERS ranties. Excellent - ALL with war- condition. Ser- FREE...A lesson in complexion S'.C^8L;0i!'„anY.(lu?n,l,V- 223 ' «»»'i Abbott. 337-0947. 7-12-3 -"7 Hualmiy. vice and cleaning. Mornings, care. Call 484-4519 East Michigan IRENE ORR. Theses, term papers, (211 evenings. 484-2922. 8-11-30 (12) or 485-7197, Lansing Mall. MERLE general typing. Formerly with Ann NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. Brown. Call 374-8645. After 6 p.m. SONY, 5620 automatic turntable with Stanton 500EE C-20-11-301181 482-7487. C-20-11-30 (16) Excellent. 4100. 351-2593, Dick cartridge. 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. Tanka. cannisters, and uprights. 3-11-29(12) Guaranteed FLORIDA INDIAN River Citrus and one full year, 47.88 up..DENNIS DISTRIBUTING! COMPANY, 316 North Cadar, f lislmclioi IW I Trumrtititi M arriving monthly. From tree to opposite City Market. C-20-11-30 WRITING CONSULTANT 8 years table within hours. Navel (24) experience in professional editing, NEED RIDE to New York for oranges 47.60/case, pink grapefruit 47/ writing skill instruction. 337-1591. between terms. Will share driving case. To order call before Novem¬ COMIC BOOKS, science fiction, Call Dan, 3568736. 0-2-11-23 (121 expenses. ber 29th. Pick-up December 6th. mysteries and much morel Visit 6-11-24(15) Days 486-0783; Evenings 486 CURIOUS USED BOOK SHOP, I t_.„ e-.r- IfU 307 East Grand River. 332-0112 0375; 627-2844. E-612-1 135) | 1 jP<*E 5OTICI H BICYCLE - BRAND new Scout (open 11:30-6 p.m.) C-20-11-30 l»> EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis- \ound Town P ,7K for 476 349-9490.7-12-3 IS'™'-(13) * " * "" ^"'"o SEWING MACHINE CLEARANCE serration, (pica-elite). FAYANN, 4^0350. C-20-1V30 H2) ENCYCLOPEDIA 1965 edition. 24 volumes. BRITTANICA MS*. 46>nper "month^'urge H-EVEN YEARS experience - Like selection of reconditioned used ,vpln9 ^esOT-manuscripts, term new, with yearbooks, 4185. 349- machines Sinaers Whitm* Nor* papers. Days, 355-9676; evenings, 3136.7-12-3 (121 Ts 7ew STnS "ma"y 625-3719. C-X-11-,1-30 (12) NEW HAPPY Hours at LIZARD'S others." 419.95 to 439.95. Terms. QUEEN SIZE waterbed. With EDWARDS underground. Reduced prices sqv- DISTRIBUTING TYPING, EXPERIENCED. Fast and ar>d heater, 4100. Call COMPANY, 1115 North Washing- en days a week, 4 p.m.-8 p.m.'.,. 482-7601 after 3 p.m. 7-12-3 (12) reasonable. 371-4635. C-20-11-30 ton. 489-6448. C-20-11-30 (26) plus live accoustic entertainment 112) daily. 8-12-3120) Stole News, Eq»t n Lontlng, Michlgon Tuesday, November 23, 1976 13 DOONESBURY irop in gas price seen by Garry Trudeau ieutswAirnvMUTHeoH- SPONSORED »Y: Ebony IaSHINGTON (AP) - HoU- after a spot check of 3,700 retail MSNh&NTAlOnDME/ IVEZf OH..SUUE! 60TTA60 HEUO? WTimawiD . tmumammmimm fesr-si; tenths of fr„m t „k„ one -.nt from 63.9 cents, AAA said. ANP.MI mJWTte SSsSSHS Diesel fuel is averaging 53.3 \ smeoawmnE isniTFtx-ne mammz/Mrtrnm m/mea&iN w amyof amim cmem OO..UH,l RIGHT! t-sSssS cents a gallon, the association CAST.. • mum on 1 (AAA) reported Monday EHTw four-day weekend, down four- and unleaded 63.8 cents, down said. The association said its sur¬ vey indicated that motorists WRBEHUf! should find adequate supplies of all grades over the long week¬ HHP founder rejoins Democratic party end. Over 70 per cent of the stations surveyed said they (continued from page 1) "It is my hope that I will planned to be open on the be able to shake up holiday itself (Thursday); more Mti end Ann Arbor'No HHt' «»ndidate was and perhaps be able to destroy the marriage to than half indicated ^ to a statewide office this year, he said, the status quo that party leaders describe as they would lurty cornered less than one per cent of the pump gas after 6 p.m. that day; unity and harmony," he told a news conference. all said normal ■ he said, meaning under state law that its "I don't operating hours expect to be alone in what I intend to do." Idates can only get on the ballot after a on drive. Ferency said a number of Democrats had already shown interest in the Democratic would be observed on and Saturday, and Friday only 20 per PEANUTS Per mi year hMnsalUn SPONSORED BY: irency said his switch away from the HRP Socialist Caucus (DSC) and "we cent said they would be closed by Schulz Open 10 AM-9 PM Dally Hded with talk of other party members expect to be holding organizational meetings shortly. It is our on Sunday. 224 Abbott Road iait Laming At least 15 per cent of the log back to the Democrats. The beleaguered hope that the DSC wUl become an Jj has scheduled an organizational meeting ■March to decide its future, Ferency said. visible and influential identifiable, group within the Michigan stations contacted said would remain open around the they F™7 HOLTS' THIS IS ONE OF MY IF 1DU DEAR THIS DI56UISE, Democratic party and beyond." clock throughout the fi V.THI5 ? FAMOUS DISGUISES... Kjoor parties are neglected by the media," he Ferency left open the possibility he would run weekend. four-day j I'LL LOAN IT TO YOU NO ONE DILL MISTAKE ■ "jo they have no meana of communication for office again - this time on YOU FOR A TURKEY.. the Democratic The highest prices found in 'TIL TNANK56IVIN6 IS 0V£(? 1* the people. It seems that minor parties ticket — "if in the future I find it a the survey were in Mammoth car proper way to ntly lace the question of survival." raise the issues." Lakes, Calif., where regular -ency said he thought his switch to the Despite the poor reception toward the HHP, grade fuel was 75.9 cents per (ocratic party would be "a healthy one" Ferency said he thinks the electorate is ready for gallon, premium 79.9 and un¬ p it would bring new thought into the his brand of ideology and the "American people leaded 77.9. are willing" to embrace his democratic socialism. [sroe/ increases troop strength FRANK & ERNEST _w Ir," Israeli imum jd from page conditions along the 1) Defense Min¬ Peres said in a servers have speculated discussed coordination of their actions should Israel react for¬ cibly to the Syrian move into they Israel's northern seacoast. Syrian troops moved into Sidon and the northern port of major fighting in the civil son The Arab League war. spokesper¬ in Beirut said it has by Bob Thaves SPONSORED BY: \m 10% MM DISCOUNT TripoU on Saturday and Sun¬ received scores of pleas from Jio interview. "We have the 100-square-mile border day, and now controls all of the population of _ed that there are certain area. Lebanon except the area along Tyre and X WOULDN'T ■ aid conditions sensitive Egyptian Vice the Israeli border. Nabatiyeh to send Syrian truce President 1 tad we assume the Muhammad Husni Mubarak The border area was used enforcers into both towns to HAVE Aj know this." said the Arabs would take by stop the fighting. Palestinians to launch raids into Last weekend, in the first THOUGHT IT |lirseli military official military action if Israel inter¬ Israel before the guerilla move¬ cross-border incidents in eight he troop reinforcement venes in southern Lebanon, ment became embroiled in the HE ctSSRM d not be seen as an months, Israeli troops ex¬ according to Egypt's Middle Lebanese civil war. Palestinian Israel's part, changed fire with unidentified _ve move on ■to prevent a one-sided East News Agency. "The Arabs will not stay guerillas have reportedly begun moving back to it with Arab gunmen in southern HEf?E# \ in the border situation arms folded if Israel enters Syrian permission and repeated Lebanon, and rockets were THAT'S All. kia, and to respond to fired from Lebanon into the south Lebanon," Mubarak said clashes have occurred with hi of Palestinian terrorist in a television interview in Israeli coastal resort of Lebanese Christians, the last £n along the border." Qatar. 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