VOLUME 71 NUMBER 26 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1977 1 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 3 limitation of arms avored by Carter IkMSGTON I API - Declaring that •A long-range energy program he has promised to unveil by April 20 will "require weapons," Carter laid out a timetable - without target dates — for an American- IS States has nuclear superiority substantial sacrifices on the part of the Soviet agreement "to stop the present ■ Soviet Union, President Carter American people" and will bar any unjusti¬ growth and then to have substantial ■today it * "very' very imPortant" fied profits by the oil and gas industries. reductions" in each nation's nuclear arsenal. ■Mh nations take fresh initiatives to •He hopes to use his veto power firmaments while maintaining an After that, he said, "we can go to the El balance of power. sparingly but if Congress made "such drastic changes" in his draft legislation French, British, the Chinese and others" ■ bis first White House news confer- and work towards a complete nuclear test I tarter again expressed concern about aimed at stimulating the economy that "would doubt its effectiveness ban and a further reduction in dependence ■treatment of dissident Russians and cause me to on atomic stockpiles. E that taking Moscow to task on or viability, I could of course veto it." In indirect reference to efforts by E rights issues should have no effect an some Congress members to double the t2 After a meeting earlier in the day with I search for ways to curb the arms Huang Chen, chief of mainland China's billion he has asked for public works jobs, liaison office here, Carter said, "He told me he said, president's discussion of serious very clearly that the goal of the Chinese as laced with occasional humor as "There is a limit on how much money you government was to reduce dependence on gj reporters, and a national televi- can spend on public works without wasting nuclear weapons to zero." aJo audience, in an auditorium next money." The President also said he would be •He believes there is no danger of a Lthe White House. willing to "conclude a quick agreement" on ,s about the handling of arms Watergate scandal during his administra¬ a new strategic arms limitation tion and said, "I know the Congress and treaty by ,s with the Soviets dominated others will be watching me closely, which I omitting the Soviet Backfire bomber and Lon, with Carter disclosing for the American cruise missiles from impending Le that he has asked Moscow to welcome." negotiations. he deployment of hard-to-detect Discussing the relative nuclear strength He suggested these two weapons llisile launchers, used for missiles of the United States and the Soviet Union, Carter said, "At the present time, my systems could be discussed during talks for (thin intercontinental range. He also a third SALT treaty some time in the rd each country give the other judgment is that we have superior nuclear future. |tt notice of any planned testing of capability," though he later asserted, "I think that we are roughly equivalent." [ontinenta! missiles. The President said the Soviets have Asked if his administration's public ,, who has consistently decried statements about human rights in the ual traificking in arms, said that.a bigger missiles and bigger warheads but Soviet Union might jeopardize relations on U sale of concussion bombs to Israel, the United States has "more missiles, a other matters, Carter said: 4 during the final months of much higher degree of accuracy." "I think we come out better in dealing ,ii Gerald R. Ford's administration, A White House spokesperson later said with the Soviet Union if I am consistently ns me very much." He said he will Carter misspoke himself — that the Soviets and completely dedicated to the enhance¬ m the next week "whether to have more missiles than the United States. ment of human rights, not only as it deals Arguing that "it is necessary to have with the Soviet Union, but all other mnestic topics, Carter said: drastic reduction in dependence on atomic countries." jebe/' levels charges pivotal BBl'RGH (API — The direction of candidates said the turnout was heavy. election the USW membership and local officers by W Steel Workers relations with the "We expect it to be over 600,000," said a suggesting that." cstry was put to a vote Tuesday as McBride supporter. A few hours after the polls opened, |srl and file chose new officers. A Sadlowski aide described interest in Sadlowski complained of voting irregu¬ AP wir»photo sj for the presidency of the 1.4 the election as "enormous. It will be the larities. One of his observers alleged that ■amber union were Lloyd McBride, biggest vote in the history of the union," he the ballot box at Local 15530 at the Sailing is not just for warm weather. In fact, in course preparing for local winter competitions. Tittbaeked by the USW administra- said. Buchanan Contracting Co. in Birmingham, Lake Geneva, Wis., racers tack across a two-mile kd Edward Sadlowski, a rebel who Ala., was one-third full of ballots before the A complete tally of the ballots is expected ■oily way more working people will to take several days, but each candidate's polling site opened. ■rhillshare from management is by staff planned to gather unofficial results, ■la it. which should show a trend by Thursday. ■tearly voting, spokesmen for both McBride campaigned as the "responsible" union veteran, and supported the view of EDUCATION FACULTY SUBMITS SUGGESTIONS retiring president I. W. Abel that labor and |ho rescinds management should create a stable rela¬ tionship that would benefit both workers and industry. Sadlowski called that attitude a "sellout" 'U' college may be reorganized ratification and a betrayal of the principles of unionism. Among other things, he wants to do away with the union's no-strike agreement with He said it was apparent no one in the "We range from vocational education to By PATRICIA LACROIX to reassess the priorities of the department. JE;Idaho iapiLegislature ■ " Idaho _ After a long, bitter the steel industry. Abel, backing McBride, State News Staff Writer department felt they were getting the drivers' education, including everything in He said he hoped to have this "lengthy completed said that if Sadlowski wins decisively, he MSU's College of Education will be leadership or visibility needed in order to between." T™? rescinding its ratification of process" completed soon so the plans would resign immediately, and not partici¬ attract potential students. One option available to the college is to jw Equal Rights Amendment to significantly reorganized in the near future decided upon by the college could be pate in steel negotiations set to begin next if action is taken on several faculty Because of the large number of recom divide itself into the various departments so announced by spring. JLConstitution. week. recommendations. mendations dealing with the problems of students would be able to tell more easily Goldhammer called the amount of faculty I*"sal came despite advice from Interest in the election is widespread. As the college, Goldhammer decided it would ■■i# the amendment that it what each of them has to offer. response a "refreshing experience," since would the nation's largest industrial union and the Keith Goldhammer, dean of the college, ■ nothing. said the recommendations came from the be premature to name a new chairperson He said this would be done by grouping he said he did not expect the amount of Congress never has most influential member of the AFL-CIO, before the proposals were considered. similar units together to share the same reaction he received. |L °n a state legislature the USW often sets the pace for other labor College of Education faculty during his resources and facilities. "It was a refreshing perspective to see Vj previous ratification of an contracts. search for a replacement for Carl Gross, He said some of the proposals designed to the faculty give so many good constructive l ,otlle U.S. Constitution. Although he is the underdog, Sadlowski chairperson of Secondary Education and clearly divide the units of the department, "The College of Education is increasingly suggestions for the benefit of the student," Curriculum. Gross plans to retire in June. | .I states including Idaho have says he fears an attempt to rig the were "worthy of very careful considera¬ attempting to achieve general economy by he said. ItJ?n>d,ment and 38 must I''™ '0 March 29, i979 for it to balloting. The proposals basically suggest the tion." placing the same types of units together," Goldhammer said. Most of the problems outlined by the "I have no doubt they will try to steal this ■WMthe constitution. Idaho is the "The College of Education is composed of faculty had already been recognized by election to keep their niche in this union," reorganization of the department so that Goldhammer, he said, but not with the least four or five different program "This 'piggybacking' on each others' each unit is more visible to the students at T,°/?ln, «0 Abbott Church of God 4207 Alpha Lansing "O 332-3554 B 927 E. Gr. Rv. 'OUT OP BUSINESS *ALB! '■YTHIMO AT liast OFF '■WKweeifTi J °'S from the Union) Reverse discrimination must be tolerate Cries of reverse discrimination MSU, have fallen short of reaching (special admissions) programs all only a reflection of what M are too often unfounded and hardly the affirmative action goals they over the country and spilling over have had the opportunity A set years ago, causing some to to threaten affirmative action job not what justified enough to endanger or they can learn i — determine the fate of badly needed wonder if there was ever any programs." the opportunity. 1 affirmative action programs. serious intention to implement them; was this just another classic It is the fault of the designers that some of the affirmative action Discrimination against due to race, sex or J Injustices that women and example of administrators putting reliJ minorities have long suffered and programs are poorly outlined and wrong. But women and m are still suffering can not even policy on paper and leaving it loosely implemented so that they will never be given there? the chfl begin to be compensated for leave themselves wide open for join a society denied theJ without a planned and concerted We may never know. The often reverse discrimination charges. long without aggressive J effort. overused cry of reverse discrim¬ They are so narrow and unsophis¬ ganized affirmative action f ticated that any nonminority in admissions and in Preferential treatment to ination threatens to diminish or denied admission to school hiring minority groups, in some in¬ completely destroy all affirmative a or a The sooner we stances, does discriminate against action programs. Such a move job can charge reverse discrimina¬ serious business get of plannii nonminority groups, thus causing could only put America further tion, no matter what the actual an uproar against affirmative back in its efforts to make all reason for the denial. implementing affirmativel programs, the sooner the action programs in prime scape- opportunities within the reach of Furthermore, what some people come when admissions «> integrated in an intimate at¬ mosphere, due to a newly MSU. has written an absurdist play, far, funding has been from our Ly XX "a formed MSU multimedia organ¬ "We are a group of people for which auditions would be taken if they had enough mon¬ own pockets so any contribu- 'tons are welcome," she said. for plays, dine said proseXk orl ization. who are intensely involved in different forms of art, so we Group Creation, formed at the end of fall term, feel capable of making these places great emphasis on the need for closer contact between artists decisions," she said. "But if we don't know about something, we go to someone who does. Adderley: humming sour notes and art lovers, as opposed to the distance one feels at a By JOHN CASEY were a collection of slower melodi.. "We welcome not only bud¬ movie or a large concert, mem¬ ding artists, but also estab¬ State News Reviewer centrating on Adderley', cornet virtu album could have passed for a fine 1 Merieh Folk end Blues CoffeeHouse will present the Junes Cotton Blues Bend ber Laurel Cline said. lished artists who can show us NAT ADDERLEY: Hummin' - (Little David- LD1012) effort X' at 8 and 10:30 Friday and Saturday in Erikson Hall kiva. Joining them will be "Instead of paying $8 for a how to do new things." Nat Adderley, brother of the late Cannonball The Traveler," Theme from special guest Colin Linden. Tickets are available lor S3.50 at the Union, Elderly huge concert and talking about The inspiration for forming Adderley, has formed a quintet and recorded an Hummin Instruments and Wazoo Records and are $4 at the door. it for a few days afterward, a the group, Cline said, came overtly distract the flow of initial album for Little David entitled "Hum¬ album, taken by nice, from the reaction of MSU bluesy son,, person becomes a part of the min'." It is a mediocre effort by a musician „ students to a showing of paint¬ "Midnight over Memphis" and "Listen ^ artistic process," she said. capable of much more. Rain. The hitter song i, "There is the feeling that ings by Vietnamese artist and especially note : TAPES OF J 969 MUSIC RELEASED 'though I'm a spectator at this MSU graduate assistant, Luu Well known for his fine understanding of the - a slow beat, ^lot unlike a samba Dhat in Wells HaU fall term. cornet, the younger Adderley strains to update superbly by Adderley's cornet intertwined show, I might be in it the next a fine flute piece. time.'" his style, and in the process loses all perspective "The reaction to it was :Beach Boys bring in the old of quality. The music is boring, the presentation fantastic," she said. "We were One song is not enough to This feeling of involvement, uninspired. give a she said, is further enhanced so glad that so many people credibUity. Adderley has a musical past t were enthusiastic about art — not well reflected in this during the intermission, when "Hummin' " has diversity, the major fault of new work t Boys and Capitol Records say the audience is served coffee not that it was a surprise, but the alhum. Adderley mixes slow, bluesy numbers songwriter who composed the likes of a" By BILL BRIENZA against the competitive market we realized that if we got Song," Adderley should be embarrassed to J State News Reviewer of the time, the tapes don't "Endless Summer," you better and may Ulk to artists from the — his stronger method — with up-tempo organized, we could have func¬ credit for "Hummin"." stand up, so they're not re believe 'em. Endless autumn, local community. renditions that destroy the pace. If "Hummin' " 3EACHBOYS: Beach Boys '69 tions." (CapitohST-115841 leased. spring and winter, too, if there': Making the decisions con¬ In the functions, the group The year is 1976. Time has J The year is 1969. The Beach been kind to the Beach Boys. <7 -Boys. their sunny "philosophy" THUMB' increasingly out of favor in Thev are louring now to sellout Avar-torn America, have just /recorded a live set in London crowds in America, their al¬ bums are selling well again, the surf is — generally — up. By 8RRW6S Swhere they're still popular). are hybrids and will not breed true. That is, plants from seed 'J966 Most of the material or is from before — classics like this time, we not only have our choice of the Boys' hit singles produced in the garden will be different from the plants that produced the seed. Desirable characteristics like fruit shape, FLORAL •"California Girls" - but in and their original inclusions on yield and disease resistance may be lost. Seed prices have Abbreviated versions. "Girls" albums, but in the form of "Best i. of the Beach Boys, Volumes I. risen in recent years, but fresh, reliable seed is still a good utosiitte Tfasts only one minute. 48 gardening investment. II. and iii," "The Beach Boys in I've had an avocado pit suspended in water for weeks. (seconds: "Barbara Ann" is a Q. My Swiss cheese plant doesn't have any holes in its At lut, it has a root! Does that mean it's time to plant it? (minute, 57 seconds long. Only Concert," "Spirit of America" leaves. It's also getting long-stemmed and spindly-looking. Carnation in Rose Bow! | and "Endless Summer." A. Be patient a little while longer. Wait until you have a jbne cut, "Good Vibrations," is mass of roots filling the jar or glass in which the pit is What's the problem? Special $2.50; cash and cl •more than three minutes long, Now, the old tapes are re A. The Swiss cheese plant (Monstera deliciosa) has holes v The playing is fairly sloppy leased in the wake of the loud suspended. Then plant it very carefully to avoid injuring the and notches in its leaves in high light. If it is grown under Other in-store specials. And it is unfair to even think of thud produced by "15 Big fragile roots. low light conditions, the leaves are solid, without the usual Ones," the album of mostly old Q. The seed catalogs have come and I'm putting my seed A group reproducing a complex, order together. Do I need to buy all new seed, or can I use perforations. Move the plant to a spot that provides more ^painstakingly recorded studio rock and roll tunes the Boys did natural light, or supplement daylight with artificial light We the leftover seed I didn't use last year? telegraph flowers worldwide. Nersion of something like "Vi¬ to celebrate their 15 years from a plant growth light or fluorescent fixture. High light A. It depends on the type of seed and the way you stored brations" in a live setting. By definition, much will be lost, v There is a gorgeous piece of a together as a band. Called (honestly,at leastl "Beach Boys '69," they are obviously no OS it. Most commercially produced seed will be good the second year if it was stored in tightly covered containers in a cool, dark place. Seeds that are unlikely to germinate well if should result in Swiss cheesy leaves and a more compact plant. Q. What's the best kind of pot lor my houseplants? 215 ANN st. ED 2-0871 0 Aapella singing by the Boys better now than when they A. Many people prefer clay pots with drainage holes and were held off the market eight stored longer than one year include onion, parsnip, satisfy, Called "Their Hearts Were Full if Spring," written by Bobby JTroup, one of the stars of the long years ago. Here come all the old tunes sweet corn and okra. Pea, bean, carrot and leek seeds usually germinate well after two or three years in storage. saucers because they make it difficult to overwater plants. Almost any kind of container can be used, however, as long If you can put your feelings into words as you take care when watering. As a general rule, plants in Most other garden seeds will germinate even if stored for JTV series "Emergency." But, again. I guess when the Beach pots without drainage holes and pots of plastic, glass and four or five years. Seedlings from old seeds may be weaker than seedlings other nonporous materials need watering less often than plants in porous clay pots. we'll give you from fresh seed, however. Germination may be poor, too, so it's a good idea to plant old seed somewhat thicker than the Send written questions only to: a place to put them. Blood Drive usual recommendation and then thin the seedlings to the proper spacing, leaving the sturdiest to grow. State \eu>s Display Advertising SU Student Services Bldg. It is not a good idea to save seed from last year's crops to Produced by: MSU Extension Horti¬ plant this year's garden. Many modern vegetable varieties culturist Today & Tomorrow A Brody Complex HAVEA VALENTINE SPECIAL Place: Brody South HEART! 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PEACE NOW APPEARING Family Nite CORPS ONYX $|,N The Rathskeller Mallow Entartalnmant The Illorno Boe» Imekleil.l""* Save 80' SLIDE SHOW Wad.. Frl.. and Sot. nighti. ond DIM.' Ivory Wed. Nite I The Showbsr Llvo Entartalnmant Mon. through Sot. Thursday, Feb. 10,7:30 - 9:00 pm, 116 Nat. Sci. Bldg. For dorm or parties In jwhou$R$c/be FRED CHICKEN ' EXPLORE UNIQUE OVERSEAS OPPORTUNITIES group showbar call for advance reservations. Dr. James Kielbaso. Director of the MSU Peace Corps Intern Program, will show 1900 E. Kalamazoo St less,hon5minutes slides of his recent trip to Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Nepal where he visited Peace Corps Volunteers. {SUPER DEAL/1 MSU Peace Corps Intern Program 121 Agriculture Hall 355-0283 \ V V MichigonSWe New., Eo.t lonting, Michigon Wednesday, February 9, 1977 9 I nrements for It's What's seas Senioral Explore unique over¬ opportunities through Peace Campus Action now meets at Fall term, 1977 teachers, or Seafarer demonstration at riuun ■*2ianws' be receivod in the Corps. Come to a slide show at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays! Join us others interested in student teach- tomorrow in the Union. A Citizens office, 341 Student 7:30 p.m. Thursday in 116 tonight for Bible study, prayer and ing r* nido by n00n " laa,t Natural singing. We meet at 428 Division in Lakenheath. England, haa"n9 will follow at 7:30 p.m. at Science Bldg. should apply for the fall term, 1977 Uni,ed Ministries in Higher Educa- fSdsvs'bs,0,e publication. St. Lakenheath Project, Thursday in ,lon- Contact Abrahamic Com- Kneels will be acc.pt- Russian Club presents a film Sierra Clubbers! Dean Johnson 224 Erickaon Hall. f unity. and talk on the poet |WPl»ne ... at Mayakovsky 8:15 p.m. Thursday in A-707 will present slides featuring his Cycling Club meets at 7 tonight ujU polo Club meets at 7 Wells Hall. climbing fear. Mount Orizaba in 215 Men's IM Bldg. Film shown, ?r?wn Bafl lunch a' no°n today iX the Livestock Pavilion. • (Mexico), at 7:30 tonight in 4 followed by discussion of up¬ in 6 Student Services Bldg. Music Kxe information contact Video awareness workshop will Natural Resources Bldg. coming roller race. with Elayne Shroeder, sponsored Kaplan, 102 Anthony Hall. . teach folks how to use portable by Women's Resource Center. Nutrition Club meets at 7 to¬ Anyone wishing to work with luSU SoarinQ C(ob iswinter j „hMl during free givingterm. equipment at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Union lobby. night in 336 Union. Guest speaker is Food Science and Human deaf youth in the Lansing area please attend the Circle-K meeting Botanical Gardens and Arbore- "Imptonight in 203 Men's The European Association has a Nutrition Department Dr. Leveille. Chairperson at 6 tonight in the Union Sun- tums presented by Mr. Moore. Horticulture Club seminar at 7:30 3kfg ... Dutch Carnival party on Feb. 18. porch. • •• Contact Sabine Hertel in 555 S. Organizational meeting to plan tonight. Members meet at 7 in 206 Iwir SQUARE DANCEI From Owen Graduate Hall. Marxian Economic Analysis will activities for Brotherhood Week, Horticulture Bldg. ETn inniaht in Multi-purpose be discussed in an open session at at 8:30 tonight in 340 Union. (continued on pa(e 12) VorfBrody Hall. MSU Interfraternity Council meeting 8:30 tonight in the Union Mural Room. at 7 tonight in 328 Student Sendees Bldg. Richard Thomas reads from the Southern Africa Luion join Committee ISALCI. We r„m Wednesday at the Interested in a Social Science summer new poems for free in 114 Bessey Hall at 4 today. Citizen's Race Tpi Center. 1108 S. Harrison Attend an program in Stockholm? information meeting Third Culture Brown Bag Lun¬ Open to the General Public at cheon at noon today in 7 tonight in 115 Bessey Hall. Dining liu invites all residents to Room B of Owen Graduate Hall. February 12 Cte meeting at 6:30 tonight at RLfl-Abbott Hall. Call the i desk for more informa- Forest Akers West Registration starts at 8:00 a.m. lagediattic clinci! Immuniza- t^Miebv checks, birth to 12 T gvery Wednesday by ap- only. Call DEC, 398 Big Sky First race begins at 8:30 a.m. Call 355-1635 for pre-registration 3 classes: 9 Kilo., 6 Kilo., 3 Kilo. M Lane across from East ■ Wee Department. Lan- Montana AUAOISWILCOMI Our trip Is now finalizod with completo package llSPA meeting at 7:30 tonight from Limited space remaining. jb B. 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The best way His whole life was a 5? When the Student Board added he would try to change said. "I just think I can make "I think the president must around if this is to not have the elections code as Student point more by running for ,* By ANNE S.CROWLEY Though the ASMSU Student remain impartial to insure un¬ voted on the question, Beard argued that slate candidates Board president if he were my president than by running for slates at all." Jim Grossfeld, a Justin Mor- million-to-one| Board voted last month to allow ity of the board," Crumm said. elected. representative." "If he were elected along with a get a bigger return from each ril College sophomore and non- shot. slates in future elections, sev¬ Crumm said he left Realist By registering as a slate, slate, he might be more in- piece of literature because the Beard has the sole rights to the slate candidate, has withdrawn eral candidates for president voters remember the slate because of his opposition to the from the presidential race be¬ tluenced by the other members' word independent on the ballot. apparently do not want the pressures and opinions than if rather than the candidate's slate system, and not because "It was not my intention to cause "it's a complete waste of ■nC issue to die. of anything against the mem¬ he hadn't been." time and I have better things to Peter B. Coughlan is circu¬ The sliding scale of spending Coughlan said the constitu¬ bers. get sole use if I gave it of it," he said. "But up, someone else do with my time." h-SsSTJ tional amendment he wants "I'm not mudslinging," he lating a petition which calls for limits which the new elections a referendum on a constitu- code includes is only a stab at probably would not be included phone 355 825 ' tional amendment forbidding on the spring term ballot, but I'm So Educated equality, Beard said. [ jjiSWeniSefv'E slate names from appearing on I Could Jusl the ballot but allowing them for Colored, cotton I AUTOMOTIVE • campaigning purposes. T- shirt poolers I Cycles tor registration lines | • Charlie Crumm has left his and food stamp j fort, I Service spot on the Realist slate as offices Fast Delivery1 J Aviation candidate for the College of and 100% money back laiflOyMSNT Education seat to run for guarantee Only ■ foiknt 5.95 (ppd) president on his own. [ Apodmenfs Tim Beard, now the College f Houses J ' of Business representative, is dooms running for president alone on a IwHAif slate called Independent. Slates TIMS; M M Twilight HOMO | Animals of one are allowed this year for J Mobile Homes the first time under the ■tosri FOUND elections code. ■kkonai ■peanuts personal Beard and Coughlan are op¬ posed to the slate system LOOKING |(eal estate because of "unfair advantages" ■iecieation GLASS' IS PORNO vice it offers slate candidates, they WITH A PRIVI¬ said. Crumm said slates can have a potential effect on Student Board procedure. LEGED AIR...,4 LANDMARK MOVIE james cotton blues band PROVING THAT HARD-CORE CAN BE HANDLED WITH CLASS" -Bruce Williamson, feb. 11-12 in erickson kiva "RATES" Playboy SHOWS AT 8:00, 10:30 I IJword minim. TONIGHT SHOWTIME: 7:00,1:45,10:30 SHOWPIACI: 114 Not. Sci. ADMISSION: $2.50 Students $3.50 Staff ft Faculty ihi pi l{f()|lVlil\(f ARIS ( OIVipANy | desire under the elmseuqene o'neill & 1 I \ Fit Rilsw title ! se cam 1-jim klhall MARLON ■BRANDO JACK NICHOLSON .HE MISSOURI BREAKS- mt •1.2S ; J I ? Pyramid Productions Presents: Les McCann at the in Michigan Theatre Lansing's Washington Square Thursday, February 24 7:30pm Tickets at all Knapp's locations and ' a .Ak in I kiudiild ihi \uhi fl blttJAKV ft-1*.) 8:15 [).M. ' ... a WMK invites you to An evening with enjoy Harry Chapin Discount Records in East Lansing Pmwd Reserved Seats - $5 & $6 I"3*1-! Free CATA service from MSU Friday, February 18 8pm THE STORIES OF HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN Eansing's Civic Center Auditorium SAT. FEB. 19, 26 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Reserved Seats $5.50 & $6.50 available at SUN. FEB. 20, 27 Civic Center Box Office, all Knapp's J Discount Records in East Lansing „ STUDIO THEATRE, ROOM 49, AUDITORIUM ADMISSION'1.50 Limited Seating — Reservations Raqulrad Showcasejazz Presents SUNR4 FRIDAYS. SATURDAY FEBRUARY25-26 RON CARTER FRIDAYS. SATURDAY/MARCH 4-5 BOTH CONCERTS: 8 8.11PM/ERICKSON KIVA, MSU Tickets: 3.00 for MSU Studenti/4.oo st the door and general public Available at: MSUnion and Marshall Music A division of the ASMSU Programming Board. This concert made possible, in part, by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, in Washington, D.C., a federal agency. Please, no smoking, food or drink in the kiva. j New», Eolt Lansing, Mlchigon Wednesday, February 9, 1977 11 TODAY is the Deadline for Valentine's Peanut Personals I AitMiotive J[A| *111 FRANKLY SPEAKING I «jjrtgwb MGA COUPE 1966. Good body UNDERGRADUATES NEEDED ... by phil frank Hoists JB LjSJttl mechanlcelly excellent. Wire for EAST UNSING - close in. 440 PARK Lane. Single or double FOUR BEDROOM. 2 baths, unfur¬ up to three hours of wheels. 25 mpg. <1300. Phone 361-0428. S 6-2-14 (15) participation in research for pay. Will involve behavioral pu mEQ wjn Married couple or single women. Three rooms and bath - basement in nice house. Rent negotiable. Parking. 332-1928. S 62-15 (151 nished. 226 Lathrop Street, Lan¬ sing Approximately 2 miles, near ct Bldg OLDSMOBILE 98 1972. Aln lull filling our questionnaires. Call 363-7207 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. MY REACTION "TO A apartment. Unfurnished, all utili¬ ties paid. No pets. $185. Also have FOUR PERSON duplex. Two busline. 4250/month, utilities not included. 489 4366 after 5 p.m. power, cruise control, rssr de¬ froster, tilt wheel, AM/FM stereo. 3-2-10 (24) GRAVE CHANGE first floor apartment available March 1st 4180/electricity. openings now, two for spring. Fireplace, homey, across from 62-9 (22) i automotive - Scooters 4 Cycles ♦1466 361-0379. 6-2-151161 NIGHT GIRL - 10:30p.m. - 7a.m. for doughtnut shop. 4124 West (JA1LK5 Yffl ASK-. Phone 332-5988. 8-2-17 134) Berkey. 337-1810. 8-2-9 (151 TWO MILES from campus, three bedroom, basement, garage. 4225- Ports I Service OLDSMOBILE 1976 Vista Cruiser FEMALE-SHARE two bedroom, ONE FEMALE, nice 6 bedroom 372 2668 after 4 p.m. 62-15 (121 Saginaw. Apply in person, 9:30 - 3 three I Amotion Wagon. Loaded with extras. Per¬ person with friendly duplex. 475/month. Available p.m. 62-11 (141 roomies. 478. By Cedar Village. ■ dlpiOYMENT fect condition, 14,000 miles. LARGE HOUSE. Downtown Lan¬ spring, close. 332-0621.8-2-16112) 44960. 666-2337. 8-2-18114) 332-3917. 3-2-9 (14) sing. 10 minutes to campus. Four IFORRENT CAMP SEAGULL is looking for OWN ROOM in comfortable three bedrooms, fireplace, washer/dry¬ [ Aportments PONTiAC 1974 Grand Prix. Rust- skilled counselors in the following person house. 458! Four miles to er, semi-furnished, fenced in yard, | Houses areas: dance, dramatics, guitar, proofed, white with burgandy Landeau top. AM/FM radio, cruise sailing, tennis, arts and crafts, Colliogwood Apartments campus. 482-8373. 3-2-10 (131 pets OK. 4350/month. To rent J Rooms control, rear window defrost, fac¬ swimming (WSI'SI. Register at 2 bedroom furnished immediately. 482-9226.62-15 (261 i for sale tory air. steel-belted tires. 44000/ Student Services for February one available till June ACROSS FROM campus. Two 1 Animals bedroom, inexpensive student J Mobile Homes best offer. 371-3466. 8-2-9 126) 14th interview. 62-10 (291 SOCIAL WORKER with M.A. to 351-8282 rental. Immediate occupancy, call EQUITY VEST. 4849472. C 15-2- LJM™ J@ ■ losil found T-BIRD 1966 - Body rough, 28(141 OWN ROOM-furnished, maid work for local psychiatrist, part ■personal mechanically excellent. 90,000 or full time. Salary commensur¬ WOMAN NEEDED. 4130/month. service. Available immediately. miles. Good transportation. 4160. ■peanuts personal 363 7068. 3-2-11 1121 ate with experience and nego¬ This month free. Pets accepted. WORKING PERSON (or twol, to share comfortable home with one 351-7068 anytime. 8-2-10 (121 ■real estate tiable. Position available to qual¬ 3369360 or 351-0372.10-2-15 1121 other. Prefer someone into natural COUNTRY LIVING close to cam¬ Ikcieation VEGA 1974. Silver 3 speed. ified person 2-1677. Submit resume to Box D-4, State News. FEMALE ROOMMATE needed for foods, etc. Three blocks from pus. 480/month. Must love dogs. service 41,000 miles, 4900. Call Kelly, furnished townhouse. Very rea¬ MSU. 4100 (4671 plus utilities. Call Sharon, 337 0090 after 5 p.m. 1-313-339-6000. 8-2-9 1121 10-2-11 (301 sonable. Call 393-6652 after 6 p.m. 351 4685. 2-2-9 (17) 5-2-10 (141 62-9 (12) VOLKSWAGEN 1970-Fastback. GRADUATE STUDENT to work in car rental office. 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. FEMALE-OWN clean, carpeted OWN ROOM. Quiet house. Spring Rebuilt automatic transmission, FEMALE ROOMMATE needed ©Col leg Services Box 9411 Berkeley, Co 94709 - bedroom in house with fireplace, term. 465/month. 619 Grove new Ores, AM/FM radio, Florida weekdays. 489-1484. 62-14 (121 four person apartment. One block campus close. 466/month plus Street 332 8953. 3-2-10 (121 body. 84641613. 62-10 (131 off campus. February rent paid. utilities. 374-6086. 4-2-11 1161 OVERSEAS JOB-summer/year- round. Europe, South America, 1 Apyfms ;ly] 3461591- 8-2-11 M4I TWO LARGE rooms in a com¬ 1474 Pinto Automatic, dewi Australia, Asia, etc. All field, | Ipartieits ,'iV1 FEMALE NEEDED immediately. TWO BLOCKS from campus, four to six bedroom homes for rent fortable home, near campus. Call $1995 450641200 monthly. Expenses FEMALE TO sublease Cedar Vil¬ Five minutes to campus. $85/ Dean, 394-5059 or 332-5416 or SPRING TERM — male needed to starting fall. All homes are fur¬ 373-1801. 62-14 116) 1474 paid, sightseeing. Free informa¬ utilities. 3469216 after 5 p.m. Vogo Automatic, ihorp tion-Write: INTERNATIONAL lage. This term and spring. 488/ sublease furnished apartment near nished and very nice. All Craig 8-2-17 (12) month. 332-2749. 3-2-11 (121 475.337-1580.8-2-15 (121 Gibson and leave a $1195 JOB CENTER. Dept. ME. Box campus. 627-9773. 14-2 25 1281 message. ATTENTION SPRING People; Fol- 4490, Berkeley, Ca. 94704. Z-22-2- lis men's 10-speed, 490. Raleigh 1472 Ford Torino Wagon 4 Cylinder, Automatic 18 (32) THIRD FEMALE - sublease Bur- cham Apartment. February rent free. Near bus. 351-9045. 3-2-11 SUBLEASE - EAST Lansing area. One large bedroom. Fur¬ Houses Jjjfcj 300 NORTH Fairview Street. Three bedrooms, close to MSU Record ladies 16speed, 450. Af¬ ternoons, evenings, 4842172. 62- $995 JUST PIZZA needs additional nished, 4180, all utilities except 15 (17) IOQBZIEODZLI $11 TNI STUOfNT TRANSPORT ATION delivery personnel. Must be 18, (121 electricity. 332-4954. 7-2-11 (141 DUPLEX - ONE bedroom, newly and Frandor. Furnished, all new. unBnnnco SOCIALISTS AT have own car and good driving carpeted, partially furnished. Bus $270 plus utilities. Phone 485-1353 EPIPHONE CLASSICAL guitar ONE FURNISHED two bedroom jEHEMHgig MAX CURTIS record. Hourly wage plus BOWER HOUSE, co-op has open¬ apartment available immediately. line, between LCC/MSU. Pets/ after 6 p.m. 62-17 (21) plus case, 475. SR-60 calculator miBBEimj commission. Apply in person. ing for female. 4100/month. children, negotiable. Deposit, plus accessories, 435. 3565908. 'tnimmfnn FORD 1139 East Grand River, after 4 p.m. Room, board. Call 3564490. Z Very close to campus. 332-6197. 8-2-15 112) short lease. 489-9623 for appoint OWN ROOM - Beautiful house, 3-2-11 (121 62-11 I29I 62-18 (131 ment. 62-151211 close, dishwasher, fireplace. Must 241 1420 Open Tonlto till 4 see to appreciate. 337-0367.4-2-11 RESIDENT FEMALE NEEDED - spring term. 1121 YASHICA ATORON 16mm with DEADLINE MANAGER couple LARGE ONE bedroom furnished. FEMALE NEEDED to share house vw BUS, 1968. Rebuilt Share furnished two person apart¬ all accessories. Mint condition. engine, needed. Light maintenance and Air, bus. 4175 and electricity. 669- - own bedroom with sitting jLods 2 p.m. one class Kbtlore publication. good brakes/tires. 4500/best offer. 627-2361. 62-11 (12) cleaning responsibilities. Phone 3556 and 351-4799. 3-2-11 (12) ment. 62-15 112) Campus close. 337-1481. room. Call 337-9494 3-2-11 (12) ' LANSING EAST side - four Best offer. 485-0059/353-4357. 3-2-11 1121 332-0111.0 19-2-28 (12) bedroom, enclosed porch, patio, NEED TWO or four people to THIRD ROOMMATE needed for fenced yard. Kitchen appliances, SPRING TERM - furnished VW BUS 1971. Excellent condi¬ washer and WIDE ASSORTMENT and sizes of BABYSITTER AND housekeeper sublease apartment spring term. Twyckingham Apartment. One three bedroom house. Off Michi¬ dryer, extensive re¬ tion. New engine under warranty. Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls. All wanted. Prefer wife of college or Close attractive. 491 each. 337- person to sublease, inexpensive. gan Avenue. Close to campus. modeling. Call Chris Kolbe - Cassette stereo and portable bed 0137. S 62-15 (15) 372-1649. 8-2-18 (14) 4842164. 62-17(211 hand made. 393-9590. E 62-15 grad student. Three blocks from Call 351-0361. 8-2-9 (12) optional. 4867628. 62-15 (16) MSU campus. Must have reliable car. Call 372-2960 and ask for TWO - THREE women needed, COUNTRY HOMES available HOLT - THREE bedroom duplex, ONE BEDROOM unfurnished. VW SQUAREBACK 1967, rebuilt in 10 miles south. Willoughby full basement, quiet residential QUALITY TEN-speed. New, must Heidi. 62-11 (26) own room spacious duplex. Haslett Road. Close. NORTH now. engine, good transportation, 4500/ Close. Needed immediately. 351 - area. 4260/month. 694-8684. 8-2- sell to pay rent. Evenings, 351- POINTE APARTMENTS. 332- Road, 4 bedroom, $250. Harper best offer. Call 353-8810 Z 62-14 8776. 3-2-11 (121 COCKTAIL WAITRESSES need¬ 1524. 62-14 (131 6354. C-262-28 1121 Road, 2 bedroom, 4175. 351-7497. 14J121 ed, no experience necessary. Ap¬ 0 62-15 (181 COMFORTABLE ROOM in well- SILVERTONE GUITAR amplifier, ply In person, HUDDLE SOUTH, LARGE THREE bedroom. On bus TWO BEDROOM to sublet spring kept three bedroom, two story high RMS wattage. Twin 12" 820West MHIer Road. 162-14 (151 line, refrigerator, stove, air condi¬ FREE FEBRUARY rent! Close on MSrla IfTl tioning, 4250, singles welcome. No pets. 482-3727. X-8-2-14 (16) term. No security deposit. '349- 0234, after 5:30 p.m. 4-2-11 (141 MAC, room in house. Parking. 351-2326, Chris. 2-2-10 (12) house. Call Michael at 372-8756. 8-270 (14) Jenson speakers. 455. Phone 351- 0010. 3-2-11 (13) CONSUMER ADVOCACY agency needs an organization co-ordina- BOYNE SkT Chalet,"centrally"lo¬ MASON BODY SHOP 812 East LANSING - WAVERLY area. cated. EAST LANSING. Available March tor. Chance to work with change ROOMMATE NEEDED, off cam¬ NEAR MSU, four bedroom, all 4200/weekend, up to ten Kalamazoo Street since 1940. Like new duplex. 2 bedroom with 18. Private photographic dark¬ Us Nsws will be oriented organization dealing with pus furnished apartment. 480/ furniture/appliances, beautiful fa¬ people. Call 337-2501 after 7 p.m. re- Complete auto painting and col¬ basement. Call 339-2882; 489-6443 S 62-11 (15) room loptional). 490/month. All senior citizens. VISTA position, month. No deposit. 332-1185, culty leave home. Family only. m only for the first lision service. American and for¬ X62-14 (121 utilities included. 505 Albert. 332- mornings. 62-14 (12) 4400. Begin April 1. 351-4554; rsct insertion. eign cars. 486-0266. C-20-2-28 (20) 4260/month, 12 month commit¬ COUPLE OR 8098. 2-2-11 (17) ment. Call CITIZENS FOR BET¬ 355-2489 1-5 p.m. 3-2-11 (22) two people for ONE BLOCK from campus, fur¬ ROOMMATE WANTED spring country house. 462.60 each. 676 AMERICAN, GERMAN AND TER CARE, 337-1676 for appoint¬ nished efficiency apartments term. Share two man apartment, TWO BEDROOM, fully furnished, 5274 after 5 p.m. 62-11 112) ARTIC CAT - Snowmobiles, new FOREIGN CAR REPAIR, also ment. 62-11 (34) available starting fall. Call Craig of Bogue street, center campus. near Sparrow. Air conditioned. and used. Open 7 days. WALDO body. 20% DISCOUNT to stu¬ 475/month. 337-2077.62-16 (161 Gibson and leave a message. SINGLE OR double PART TIME employment for MSU 4210 per month. Call Cathy, room. AUTO SALES, M-43 and M-100, dents and faculty on all cash 'n 627-9773. 14-2-25 (18) students. 1620 373-0445 or after 5:30, 351-3627. Through spring or summer. 539 Grand Ledge. Phone 627-2075. carry VW service perts. IMPORT hours/week. Park Lane. 351-7736. 6-2-9 112) EAST LANSING - sublease, furn¬ 8-2-18 1181 We'll sell for less. 62-10 123) AUTO PARTS, 600 East Kalama¬ Automobile required. 339-9500. FEMALE NEEDED for Cedar Vil¬ ished one bedroom apartment. zoo and Cedar. 4862047; 486 C-162-28 (12) lage Apartment spring term. 488/ Cedar Green. Call 3560539. Leave 9229. Master Charge and Bank month. Sheri, 337-0736. 3-2-10 name and phone number. 62-11 Americard. C-262-28 (371 RECEPTIONIST-SECRETARY, 1161 LEGAL. Excellent typing skills, JUNK CARS wanted. We pay more if they run. Also buy used cars and trucks. 489-3080 anytime. dictaphone experience. One year legal experience desirable. Hours - 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Salary negotiable. PENNSYLVANIA NORTH. Furn¬ ished studio, utilities paid. 4135 plus deposit. 489-5574 after 5 p.m. ONE BEDROOM 4165/month. Utilities paid. No pets. 4 miles from MSU. 3368686. 4-2-11 113) Valentine's Peanut Personal C-262-28 (171 Phone 487-8300. 4-2-11 (20) O 4-2-10 (121 INFLATION HURTS: Have plenty FEMALE NEEDED: February- SUMMER EUROPE of debts to pay? Sell the excellent Excellent condi- line of Shaklee products. Save on spring term. 470/month. Near TRAVEL BARGAINS ijraoorbest offer takes campus, heated pool. 351-3680. your own" purchases. Tell your P-H-51121 friends and earn commissions and 62-11112) AIR-ONLY bonuses. Call 332-6774. 3-2-9 (30) PENNSYLVANIA NORTH. Furn¬ ABC CHARTERS MODELS WANTED. 48/hour. ished one bedroom, utilities paid. From Detroit or Chicago 4160/month plus deposit. 489- Earn while you learn. Call 486 5574 after 5 p.m. 0 4-2-101141 GOOD USED TIRES. 13-14-15 2278. Z-343-11 1121 inch. Priced from 44. Mounted SUBLEASE TWO bedroom unfur¬ AMSTERDAM free. PENNELL SALES, 1301)4 PART TIME and full time possible. East Kalamazoo. Lansing-462- 44/hour. 18/over with car. Call nished. Air, dishwasher, Haslett. 5818. C-262-28 (17) 374-6328 46 p.m. weekdays. 62- 10 061 February 15. 4220. Karen - 3363110/487-1853. 3-2-11 (131 .'289 Weekly Fridoy departure, begin Moy REBUILT STARTERS, generators SHORT ORDER cook. Apply in (Del. « Chicogo) 3 4 4 week, available and alternators for your foreign FEMALE NEEDED spring term. Cleveland departure, olto available person, HUDDLE SOUTH, 820 car at CHEQUERED FUG FOR¬ Campus Hill Apartments. 470 per West Miller Road, Lansing. 8-2-16 EIGN CAR PARTS. 2606 East month. Call 3463713. 3-2-11 (121 03) Kalamazoo Street. One mile west SUBLEASE APARTMENT - FRANKFURT of campus. 487-5065. C-262-28 RECEPTIONIST AND traffic for (25) WILS Radio. Must be experienced swing/summer. 731 Burcham. 4206.75 monthly. 332-1793 after 5 and accurate typist with pleasant WE BUY junk cars and trucks, top phone voice and good number p.m. 3-2-11 (12) dollar. 4864647. NORTHSIDE sense. Radio and bookkeeping AUTO PARTS. 162-10 (12) EAST LANSING - apartment background helpful but not neces¬ unfurnished. Living room with sary. E.O.E. Call WILS, 393-1320 between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. for efficiency kitchen, one bedroom EIHumi [fllj appointment. 62-15 (38) and bath. Reasonable. Call 332- 0792. 62-14 (16) LONDON MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST Ml WANTED PART time sales x$329 - ONE MALE to sublease furnished (ASCP) preferred. Third shift - help. Sheet music and electronics Cedar Village, spring term. 488/ department. GRINNELL'S, Fran- wA C°u>e ■h Au,n9e' 6 cylinder, immediete openings. Must have clinical experience in all areas. dor. See Pete. 3-2-11 (14) month. 351-0616.62-17 112) m Detroit begin May 31. ■"-AM radio. 3 Excellent starting rate and bene¬ FEMALE NEEDED immediately, sp6ed ALTERNATIVE ELEMENTARY four person apartment, across |w«um!ml,atlial8' ,ak« fits. Contact Personnel Office, school teacher needed part time from Williams, furnished. 471. MUNICH air mon,h-m Lansing General Hospital, 2800 until June. Phone 3326194, 9 351-3456. 162-21 112) Devonshire, Lansing, Michigan ■ a*"/11- V-8, stereo. 48909. Phone 372-8220. 62-9 (34) a.m.-3 p.m.; 4863569 or 4867570 6-9 p.m. 62-9 (17) .'349 El?,j69 "n"'- 339- |*M-10|12| TYPE SETTER, Proof reader. Full Weekly Friday departure. Irom D *pt 16 • Oct. 38 (Chicago II Cupid Says — The DEADLINE is Today ^BUS% Sept. 15-Oct. 27) time. Must type 60 - 60 words per and you don't have time to spare, so put ■ Ufa,""1 " Loaded. minute accurately. Good grammar F fw hit If] ln-Exatn^396, , only ve s ca'- Call and spelling. Call Ruth Combow, 337-1361 3-2-9122) ZURICH your Ad in the Paper and show you really "P-m. rentals. 425/term. 8-2-14(16) TV AND stereo FREE ROOM for female in ex¬ 410.95/month. Call NEJAC 337- care! n2 l7il2|nced ,0 change for very light housework and serving breakfast to elderly 1010. C-262-28 (121 On* WNk from '359 «"■ lady. 1-2 miles from MSU. Call. E*celtenl con- Automatic, 6962473 before 3 p.m. 62-141241 |_Apart«itsJlV) 17?. leering. >M00 Registered Shop 347 Student Services CHOREGRAPHER/DANCER- ONE OR two females neededto All ot the above are ABC (Advonce Book female, to develop original dance- share apartment. $65/month. 882- Competitive Prices ing Charter.) and mull be booked ot lean 12Wds for'1.50 Add'l 12'ea. 2720 E. Kalomoxoo 45 doy. prior to departure record promotion. Ron, 349-4505 8286; 3461006.8-2-10 (121 J,*2' model weekdays, 1-4:30p.m. 3-2-9 (141 (W. Edge o< Campus) 485-0409 485-0400 Call your ONE FEMALE needed spring term PRE-PAYMENT REQUIRED for own room in two bedroom Travel Agent AVON-I have openings in East Towing •Tow tors Capitol Villa Apartment. Com¬ or Elkin Tours Lansing and MSU, choose your Available own hours. 482-6893. C-262-28 pletely furnished. 332-0249.62-10 (313)358-1234 (141 (17) W.dn.sday, February 9, 2 Michigon Stole News, East Lonsing, Michigon Ftr SihJg] 1 Ft Salt |[51 [T.al Estat^ . E«$m WED.lt SUPER BOSE System. Must sell. RELOCATING? LEAVE the selling ; Until I, NEAT, CLEAN, furnished room of your home to usl Paul Coady, Bose 1801 amplifiers, four Bose John'sj jPancakel : with cooking and lounging area. 901, series 2 speakers, Sound MUSSELMAN REALTY, 332- Call 484-2549 or 337-7549.10-2-18 Craftsman PE2217 pre-amp and 3582. C 52-11 1141 1131 EAST LANSING house. One single room; one double with equalizer. Rabco ST7 turntable 681-EEEcartridge. Pioneer 1020L ten inch reel-to-reel. Best offer. [ Service (continued from page 10) Administrative Management Special l A// You Can Eat own bath. 332-3667.10-2-11 M21 393-4542. 8-2-16 (35) service THE Attention business majors! Hear so^ldlfcr Cri,mg FIRST MONTH'S rent freel From NEW, USED and vintage guitars, FOR QUALITY stereo about First of Michigan brokerage at 7 tonight in 310 Agriculture Hall. 103 *PPl»V C6n,e,r' w.? STEREO SHOPPE, 555 East Grand 468/month, $25 deposit. Call 12-6 banjos, mandolins, etc. Dulcimers River. C-20-2-28 (12) firm. Administrative Management Society meets at 7:30 tonight in Door prize andmfreshments. and management ^ majors wel- p.m. 351-4495. C-20-2-28 (121 and kits, recorders, strings, acces¬ 103 Eppley Center. Agriculture Education Club Cross Country ski Club meeting sories, books, thousands of hard _ FREE...A lesson in complexion meeting at 7:30 tonight in 310 at 8 p.m. Thursday in 215 Men's NICE BEDROOM in five bedroom to find albums. (All at very low Agriculture Hall. Guest speaker UNCLE, care. Call 484-4519, East Michigan, Tired of landlords abusing ten¬ IM Bldg. Need volunteers and home for spring term. Campus prices.) Private and group lessons or 485-7197, Lansing Mall. MERLE ant's rights? Meet with other will be Dennis Yonkers. entrants for Citizens Race. Sign up close. WINTER 337-0978. 10-2-9 112) CLEARANCE Sale. on guitar, banjo, mandolin, all styles. Gift certificates. Expert repairs-free estimates. ELDERLY NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. C-20-2-28 1181 Concerned Students for Batter Housing at 7 tonight in 331 Union. ECKANKAR, the Path of Total Awareness. Free introductory talk for upcoming trips. Resource materials on all MSU JOHNS' FAMILY RESTAURANT Prices drastically cut on over 50 INSTRUMENTS, 541 East Grand preparation by TAX Dietetics majors: the Dietetics and film at 8 tonight in 312 majors, and resource people who leather coats, large variety of River. 3324331. C-20-2-28 1491 INCOME TAX Student Advisory Committee Agriculture Hall- ^2820 East Grand River /1 colors and styles. All types of CORPORATION OF AMERICA are happy to talk with students counselor in your home. Week¬ presents Faculty Student Open about careers are available at the merchandise taken in trade. WIL¬ Phi Gammu Nu mandatory House from 3 to 5 p.m. today in COX TRADING POST, 509 East Michigan, Lansing. 4854391. C- Animals Jhj ends, evenings, 337-2747 after 5 p.m.*0-20-2-28 1171 206 Food Science Bldg. meeting at 6 tonight in Eppley Center. Room will be posted. Career Resource Center in 207 Student Services Bldg. There IS a 20-2-28 (32) MALAMUTE WITH Shepherd COMPLETE REPAIR service for Christian Fellowship presents difference4 puppies, $25. Have had shots, •MCAT wormed. 4857465 after 5:30 p.m. stereos, TV's, tapes, guitars, ban¬ speaker. Pastor Hoyt of South Baptist, at 7:30 tonight in the .GMAT • LSAT «DAT~ jos band instruments. MAR¬ .CPAT .VAT .GRE .nrav . E 5-2-9 02l_ SHALL MUSIC, 351-7830. C-1-2-9 University Reformed Church Gibsons from Hubbard. NATIONAL MED. & DENT. BOARDSl across • TWO KITTENS to good home. 4 (141 months old. Will not separate. CHILD CARE in my home anytime I^oind Town • ECFMG .FLEX Flexible Programs and Hours 1 337-1194. E 52-11(121 BOOKfALI during the day. Reasonable rates. 484-5874. 3-2-10 112) Over 38 years of experience and success. Small classes home study materials. Courses that are constantly updated - loads of Papor PUPPIES-SMALL, part Pom. $10. XI Call393-6839after6p.m. E-52-11 open days and weekends all year. Complete tape facilities lo, 21 ond hardbacks VACATIONING? PET/Plant care of class lessons and lor use of missed lessons at our centers. supplementary materials. Make £™ II while you are away by responsible Taxiond housewife. 485-2891. 2-2-9 112) Flexible Reference STUD SERVICE. AKC, chocolate Programs and Hours SfaAj-H | Wo buy books anytime Labrador Retreiver. fines. JK._6757M0_ 5241^ H22 Champion STAMP SHOW February 12, 10 FviiigtM Hill* 313/47W3W *SpN 121 W.Grand River Ibl.W. of Union AKC DOBERMAN puppies, black and tan. Obedience titles, interna¬ [ Instruction Hi* a.m. - 6 p.m. February 13, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Lansing Civic Aim Arbor: 313/682-3149 Or writ* tft 2S882 Orchard Lake Rd. ™»««iJ« l'"s""" ""N d Center. 6-2-11 (131 ■V MthruFrl. /" tional champions. $75 and up. WRITING CONSULTANT 8 years Slid L-7, Famii|tM Hills, Mi. 41018 experience in professional editing, ^ 10-5:30 f 489-3824. S 52-9 115) writing skill instruction. 337-1591, WIN MONEYI Grand prizes from $150 to $300 at BINGO! 7:30 p.m. Affiliated Centers in Major U. S. Ciliesa 0-3-2-9 1121 AIREDALE PUPPY-$150. Male Tuesday night. CONGRETATION COMIC BOOKS, science fiction AKC champion bloodline. 3 SHAAREY ZEDEK, 1924 Coolidge, and much morel Visit CURIOUS STAINED GLASS. OMNIBUS months. Has shots. 394-3069. East Lansing. C-20-2-28 1201 USED BOOK SHOP, 307 East GLASS CRAFT AND DESIGN 5240 ra Grand River, 332-0112, lopen STUDIOS offers classes begin¬ 11:30-6 p.m.). C-20-2-28 (20) BLUE TICK Coon Hound. Female, Purple Ribbon bred. Born, 6/8/75. ning February 15 and February 17. Limited. 349-5027. 9-2-10 1181 HAWAII — spring break 8/days 7/ over A career in law- 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. $125. Bill or Bob, 669-3534 after 4 nights. Complete pkg. Tanks, cannisters and uprights. Guaranteed one full year. $7.88 p.m. 3-2-10 (171 ECONOMICS TUTORING. Profes¬ sor on leave (Ph.D.). Thirteen From '•O*'* plus '10°° Club Administrative without law school. and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING years experience. 332-0485. 4-2-11 COMPANY 316 North Cedar, | MiliU Ijwis (121 Fee. For complete bro¬ What can you do with only a bachelor's degree' opposite City Market. C-20-2-28 chure call the MSU Now there is a way to bridge the gap between al (24) NEWLY-WED special. Unfur¬ TYPEWRITERS CLEANED and Sports Club office 353- undergraduate education and a challenging, resporl nished 12x65 New Moon mobile adjusted. Free pick-up and sible career The Lawyer's Assistant is able to dj QUIET, CLEAN, close to campus. home. Air conditioning, porch 5108. (Space is Limited.) delivery. Phone 393-0197 between work traditionally done by lawyers. Available March 20th. Own room, This fine trip is open to with awning, shed, and more. 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. 10-2-21 1141 Three months of intensive training can give yc_ reasonable. 337-2665. 8-2-18112) Owner anxious. $3750. For ap¬ everyone. the skills—the courses are taught by lawyers yJ COPYGRAPH SERVICE complata LARGE FURNISHED single in pointment, call 394-1123. 52-14 choose one of the seven courses offered—choo: dissertation and resuma service. (241 the city in which you want to work rooming houee. Shared kitchen, Corner MAC and Grand River. bath. Parking. $25/waek. 372-1800 12 X 80 with 12 X IB add on. 10 8:30-5:30. Monday-Friday. 337- Since 1970. The Institute for Paralegal Traimnl has placed more than 1600 graduates in law lirmf /332-1800. 0-3-2-111141 minutes from campus, large lot, 1666. C-20-2-28 1161 WHIM HOUM RICORDS 11 hanks, and corporations in over 75 cities FEMALE FOR single room In garden, fruit trees. 484-5042 after If you are a senior of high academic standing alt¬ 220 M.A.C. AVENUE, UNIVERSITY MALL, ABOVE AILE' EY. INSIDE ROOTS 52-181171 I Typing Service 1ST 4:30 p.m. •modern duplex. Furnlehed, two er- Interested In a career as a Lawyer s AssisiaJ HOURS: MON., TUES., WED. t SAT. 10 A.M.-i P.M.; THURS. t FRI. 10 A.M.-* P.M. we'd like to meet you. full baths. $82, plus utilities. 332- MT. VERNON, two bedroom. 3890. 6-2-16 115) $160/month plus deposit. Win¬ dow's Park. Park regulations: no UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS COM¬ INTIRIINVINTORY 6.98 LPs 3.99 OR LI8S Contact your placement office for our representative. an interview w FEMALE ROOMMATE to sub¬ PLETE DISSERTATION and children or pets. 6552252. 52-18 rasume service. IBM typing, edit¬ lease Penny Lane townhouse. 1171 We will visit your carppjis on Own room, immediate occupancy. $86/month. Call 394-5413. X-6-2-9 CROWNHAVEN 1972 - 12 x 66, ing, multilith offset printing, type¬ setting and binding. We en¬ courage comparative shopping. VALENTINE SPECIALS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15 two bedroom, expando, new car¬ For estimate stop in at 2843 East WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16 pet, skirting, shed, 15 minutes Grand River or phone 332-8414. 1 FREE PLANT WITH PURCHASE OF OVER *5°° WHILE QUANTITIES LAST MSU. $5995. 349-0425. 52-16 (15) 520-2-281321 DICKIWAMAL STEELY DAN "THE ROYAL SCAM" The Institute for SHAFTSBURG AREA. Two bed¬ ELEVEN YEARS experience Morontz 1060*2010. Pioneer SA-7100 * SX-737, Sonsui room, furnished. Closed-in porch, fenced. Call 3352882; 489-6443. typing theses, manuscripts, term papers. Evenings, 675-7544. C-20- CSN & Y "GREATEST HITS SO FAR" **** Paralegal Training 235 South 17th Street. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania AU-505, AU-6500, * OS-500/ 4-chann«l roar amplifier, X-52-14 1121 2-28 112) STEVIE WONDER "FULFILLINCNESS FIRST FINALE" w (215) 732-6600 Operated by Para-Legal. Inc 19103 Morantz Imperial 315 THREE BEDROOM - large lot. 10 EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis¬ spaokars, Pionaar CS 40 and ES 66 spaakar*, turntobla*, real to-rcal*. 8-trock tap# dock*, minutes MSU. Skirting, separate laundry room, appliances, shed. $6500. 694-9656. 52-9 (151 sertation, (pica-elite). FAYANN, 489-0358. C-20-2-28 (12) DEOTADO "PRELUDE" *2«88 and lots of usad t.v.'* & *mall PURR-FECT TYPE. Accurate per¬ THREE DOG NIGHT "GREATEST HITS" kitchen appliance*, CB radio*, NEW MOON 1972 2 bedrooms, - sonal and professional IBM typing. 8's and 3*. completely furnished. $7500 or One day service. 351-5094. C-252- WHO "ODDS & SODS" $5000 unfurnished. 482-2963. 28J12I 487-3886 BEATLES "LET IT BE" 1701 South Codar 52-9 (12) EXPERIENCED TYPIST - fast and accurate. Dissertations, DONALD BYRD "STEPPING INTO TOMARROW" •1. 99 SEWING MACHINE CLEARANCE Lust t Foul |fq] theses and term papers. Call 339-3575. 3-2-10 (121 '1,99 ALBUMS ARE NOT RETURNABLE There's never been a camera lik( SALEI Brand new portables LOST, FRIENDLY male Scotty SECRETARY WITH college and NOW IN STOCK CRIAM'S RI-RILIASID ALBUMS!! $49.96. $5 per month. Large selection of reconditioned used machines. Singer, Whites, Nec- dog. Red collar. Home is 322 Kedzie, Reward. evenings and noon. 3-2-11 1181 351-5378, experience typing term papers, theses. Reasonable. Vicki - 339- The Minoltaj 8417. 52-9(12) chi's, New Home and "many others." $19.95 to $39.95. Terms. LOST: GOLDEN Beagle mix in FAST AND accurate typing. 110 , EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 1115 North Washing- east side of Lansing. Reward. Call 484-2136.8-2-18(12) Reasonable rates. Near Coral Gables. Call Marilyn 337-2293. Zoom 10^4855448. C-20-2-_28 1261^ 0-252-281121 ZENITH CONSOLE color T.V. $200. After 6 p.m. ask for Margie, _ FOUND: BLACK female puppy with white spot on chin. Coral PAULA'S TYPING SERVICE. Call SLR. Gables, Saturday night. Call Rich 482-4714 for free estimate. My It combines the 351-5409. 3-2-10 112) W., 351-3141 or 337-1111. 2-2-9 specialty is dissertations. 0-20-2-28 convenience ol the MARANTZ 2270 receiver and 110 film format, the wood case. Three years old, like precision of electronics and the advanced new. 14 (14) Asking $300. 882-5931. 52- I Ptfsml IfZI (12) features of a single lens reflex camera. » Remarkably easy to use. • Uses instant-load 110 film cartridges. SINGING VALENTINE - choose BE ORIGINAL and thoughtful. ANN BROWN PRINTING AND . Through-the-lens viewing and focusing. Send a musigram for Valentine's your favorite song. Only $1. TYPING. Dissertation, resumes, • Built-in 2X zoom lens ranges Irom normal to telophoto ■ Pre payment required. Call 337- Day. Call 337-2208. 3-2-11 (121 • Built-in macro lens. I general printing. Serving MSU for 2131._4-2-11_(12l 27 years with complete theses • Electronic shutter automatically sets correct exposure | EYE GLASSES at large savings. WOMAN MOVING to Oregon. service. 349-0850. C-20-2-28 (191 Why pay more? DISCOUNT. 2617 East Michigan. OPTICAL Looking for friend to share travel and quest for country home. iiozoomslrM Lansing. 372-7409. C 52-11 WOMAN ONLY. Phone Eagle at 394-3178. X-52-14 (19) IranspurtatiiTlf^l STEREO-PIONEER SA9100 amp, ASTROLOGER - PROFES¬ RIDE NEEDED to Notre Dame SR-T200, with F2 matching tuner, TX-9100, Garrard Zero 100 turntable, BSR equalizer, SIONAL, eight years. Lessons, area, any/all weekends. Share SR-T201, withF1.7 horoscopes, counseling; Personal¬ expenses. 353-1092. 4-2-10112) large Advent speakers. Individ¬ SR-T202, withFl.7 ually or all for $570. 4856603 ity - career - marriage - children. 351-8229. Z 10-2-21 (12) between 7 -11 p.m. 3-2-9 1241 I XE-5, with f 1.7 Waited I® SKIS-OLIN Mark Six. 190cm. XE-7, withF1.7 Used one. $120/negotiable. Call 353-1918. 52-1U12I I PHWS hrwal llWl TWO MAN - two bedroom ADD '30 FOR F1.4 LENS house to lease 1977-78 school PHI MU welcomes pledges: Mimi, SINGLE BED - mattress, springs year. Call Tom, 353-2774, S 52-15 and frame. Excellent condition,' Deb, Kathy, Sue, Doreen, Margie, $30. Call 351-3539 evenings. E Sally, Luanne, Betsy. Congratula¬ 52-9112) tions Jeanne on your pinning. Z NORMAN'S OF BATTLE CREEK is o u .. - ncll,ion0'10 SUEDE JACKET, brown fringe, 1-2-9 1181 ord.r photo .qulpm.nt specialist, with oufJ appearing In Mod.rn and Popular Phot 9 J men's size 34, like new. $35. 339-2890, evenings. E 52-10 (121 (jtal Estate ][«j GUI'i ARIST AND bass guitarist for new band. Must have own We s.l! at N.w York and Chicago p"«! J d.llv.r quicker b.caut. w.'r. so dose. 'T 1976 10-speed Schwinn. Excellent condition. 26" frame. $125. Call OKEMOS-BRIARCLIFF Next to MSU on quiet street. Drive. equipment. Mike, 482-2886. 113) 4-2-9 Card ord.r, phoned In on Monday, w .1 Thursday-1 371-5840, evenings. 52-16 (12) Georgian style bi-level with four delivered to your front door onn T bedrooms, quality built home, STUDENT'S WIFE deaires baby¬ stock everything we sell. STARCK ELECTRIC-Acoustic large landscaped lot, fireplace in sitting full or part time. Previous piano, needa work. $300/offer. paneled family room, 2 baths, experience. 351-3025, anytime. 3- WRITE FOR 4850830 after 5:30p.m. 3-2-9 1121 attractively decorated. Newly 2-17 (121 CAMERA-PENTAX SpF. Body with 50mm F-4 macro takumar offered by owner at $55,500. Cell 351-9469 wiirn for appointment. FRIICATAL®® I $175. Price negotiable, 337-1538. 52-11 (131 VHO INFINITY Monitor speakers, HORSE FARM: 20 acres ranch home pole barns. $46,900. Chris Kenney, 1 862-5650. HOLLEY mnji sss-i Battle Creek'^l for $650. Mint condition. One AND ASSOCIATES REALTY year old. Call at 351-6745. 52-11 114) COMPANY. 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