tAUP antidiscrimination changes By MICHAEL SAVEL industrial relations, said having the board . sut« News Sun I ySu chapter of the American lion of Writer University Professors Proposed policy revisions called a 'mockery' of trustees make the final decision is a conflict of interest. "The same institution that makes the Ei has asked the MSU Board of policies then judges them, and that is TmIo reject proposed revisions to the were made without sufficient consultation The Anti-Discrimination Policy and Pro¬ findings would be sent to President Clifton say minority and women's groups were not definitely a conflict of interest," he said. f(||,discrimination policy the board of minority and women's groups and would cedures were originally established in 1970 R. Wharton Jr. and the board of trustees consulted," she said. "I personally sent "That could exist in no place except the Eagled to vote on Friday. make the policy ineffective in stopping to reaffirm the University's commitment to would make the final decision. letters to the various councils and heard no weird world of a university." MAW charges that the revisions discrimination on campus. a policy of no discrimination on the basis of AAUP spokespersons said the revisions objections to the revisions. Repas also objects because the revisions race, creed, ethnic origin and sex in faculty make the antidiscrimination policy "nothing "I have had endorsements from many were not made through the correct Uni¬ hiring. more than a farce or mockery." In a letter to groups on campus and the objections are versity channels and the definition of The Committee Against Discrimination the trustees the AAUP has also charged coming from a handful causing an uproar," discrimination does not inlcude handieap- and an Anti-Discrimination Judicial Board that the revisions were made without she said. pers. were established to carry out the grievance sufficient consultation of minority and Bright said that counsel is not paid for in Bright said that handicappers fall under a procedures. women's groups. Having the University not any court of law and the bill should not be different category. The Committee Against Discrimination pay for counsel, the letter said, could create footed by the University. "The antidiscrimination committees was formed to handle an unfair balance between the two "In what court do the loser's attorneys themselves made the revisions and then got University policy that parties. Zolton Ferency, president of the MSU fees get paid, is what I want to know," she endorsements from campus groups." she w against the anti-discrimination guide¬ went lines and the Anti-Discrimination Judicial chapter of the AAUP, said the proposed said. "The object of the revisions is to keep said. "As far as the charge about handicap Board's function is to handle individual revisions could severely damage the Uni¬ the process simple and internal." pers goes, a separate definition and grievances. versity's fight against discrimination. The purpose of eliminating the outside procedure wil) be established soon. That is The revisions which will come before the "We highly object to those revisions arbitrators is to keep the procedures within such a different area because it involves trustees propose that the two based on our reports that the various the University and also conform to the access and things like that." bodies be consolidated to help speed up the grievance minority groups were not consulted in the State Constitution, Bright said. Charles Scarborough, chairperson of the process and reduce costs. process," he said. "The proposals could be Article 8, section 5 of the constitution MSU Black Faculty'Administrators, said a The proposed revisions would also elim damaging in the fight against discrimina¬ says, "Each board (of trustees) shall have copy of the revisions was "around" but he inate rules in the current policy which call tion." general supervision of its institution and did not see it. for the University to pay for each of the Sally Bright, executive secretary for the the control and direction of all expenditures "I never received a copy but I heard of contesting parties' counsel and to bring in Anti-Discrimination Judicial Board, said the from the institution's funds." one being around somewhere." he said. an outsider arbitrator to resolve conflicts revisions were made with complete consul¬ "When an arbitrator makes the decision Mary Zehner, chairperson of the MSU where the two parties cannot reach an tation of all minority groups on campus, and and determines a settlement, that goes Faculty Women's Association, said she agreement. will simplify the faculty grievance pro¬ directly against the State Constitution," received a copy but, "I have not looked at it If the two parties do not reach an cedures. Bright said. sufficiently enough to comment on it," she agreement, under the revisions, the fact "They are absolutely wrong when they Bob Repas, professor of labor and said. CIA activities all right by Carter; B1 production question undecided pointed than during his first, on Feb. 8, but advance notice of wage or price increases. President, to call a press conference and I'll By RICHARD E.MEYER Associated Press Writer he answered without any substantial mis- He said the program would be voluntary. tell you and the American people this is cues and lingered afterward to talk to •Another analysis is being conducted on what happened, these are the people who WASHINGTON (AP) - President Jim-„ re port i.. after television cameras were reducing the amount of government regula¬ violated the law, this is the punishment 1 my Carter put his stamp of approval turned off. tion over business, beginning with the would recommend, this is the corivetive Wednesday on all current CIA activities airline industry. action that needs to be taken, and I promise and said his review of news reports that the During the news conference, the Presi¬ CIA has secretly paid millions of dollars to dent made these points: Carter said he will send Congress a you it won't happen again."" •He has not reached any decision on message about that, probably next week. In reply to a question about newspaper foreign leaders has "not found anything whether to go ahead with production Qf the •He prefers to have all public elections accounts of secret CIA payments to King illegal or improper." federally financed, an extension of the Hussein of Jordan and other foreign leaders Carter defended the $2.75-billion reduc¬ costly B1 bombers but hopes to decide by tion in defense expenditures he proposed in May. "I have serious questions whether the system by which the government now pays totaling millions of dollars in return for the revised budget he submitted to Con¬ B1 ought to be in the center of air¬ for the presidential election campaign. intelligence and other advantages. Carter Jto* gress on Tuesday. But he said "I can't say" borne defense capability," he said. Carter also said he favors eliminating the electoral college and providing "a simple told Wednesday's news conference: "I have adopted a policy, which I am not whether next year's Pentagon budget will Carter said that he would be less likely to be more. order a production go-ahead if the Soviet way for American people who are citizens going to leave, of not commenting directiy The President promised to send Congress Union co operates in "lessening tensions." and 18 years old to register to vote." on any specific CIA activity...I have •The administration is analyzing the •Secretary of State Cyrus Vance's recent reviewed the more controversial revela¬ his proposal for a new department of Middle East trip was "very successful." tions that have been publicized in the last energy "the first of next week" and said he pressures and problems of inflation, and Carter will speak out on corrective mea¬ Vance reported to Carter on the trip during few days, some quite erroneous, some with probably will present his comprehensive some degree of accuracy. sures when that analysis is completed. "I a morning meeting with national security energy policy in a speech to a joint session think rigid wage and price guidelines are a advisers. "These same operations have been re¬ of Congress around April 20. State News Dan Passman mistake," he said. Carter said he plans to see .Arab and viewed by the Intelligence Oversight Carter made the point in his second Jd really be a bicycle built for two, but with this weather everyone But Carter said that he will "retain the Israeli leaders in Washington starting Board, an independent board, and also by nationally televised news conference as March 12 with Israeli Prime Minister Nsnmekind of physical, if not emotional, support. President. The questioning appeared more option" of asking business and labor for my predecessor, President Ford. I have not Yitzhak Rabin. The White House later said found anything illegal or improper." the proposed visit is planned for March 7 Carter says he does not know how he and 8. would address the same question if he were During his presidential campaign Carter still a candidate. bcommittee says pledged he would provide full public accountability of intelligence abuses or mistakes. But he added: "Impropriety or...illegality does not exist on any ongoing CIA operation." On Feb. 11, 1976, in Manchester, N.H., The news reports said the secret pay¬ Carter was quoted as saying: "If the CIA made during previous admini Oil ments were deliberately inside ever makes a mistake, I'll be the one, as strations. lithheld natural gas State-level Coke bottles. confusion Page 3. over Barely a half-year old and Farmer in PBB case already in school. But they . [I ■ JGTON (AP) - Gulf Oil Corp. 'aw by failing to deliver 'mounts of natural gas to a It recommended that the FPC and Texas Eastern "initiate legal proceedings against Gulf to require that it comply with its learn to listen well. Page 6. waives jury trial right [Went serving 16 states, a House delivery obligations." Any such legal action The farmer involved in the first PBB-con- charged Wednesday. would be in addition to an October 1976 surrounding the PBB incident would make tamination court case waived his right to a it impossible for a jury to be impartial, a e*»icd that it is deliberately FPC directive ordering Gulf to supply the weather jury trial Wednesday. source at the trial said. Attorneys for I tu and said it ia doing gas in question. Wexford County Circuit Court Judge Tacoma were at first reluctant to agree, the Keep those galoshes handy, J humanly possible" to get it to The report said that consumers "cannot Sandy, itsa gonna keep raining. William Peterson will begin hearing open¬ source said. rely on the Federal Power Commission to The umbrella kid predicts ing arguments on the million-dollar suit The jury would have consisted of six I* « panel of the House protect them because the commission did showers and thundershowers filed by dairy farmer Roy Tadoma against members selected from 100 area residents. '""tmittee also accused the not move in a timely manner to enforce the Michigan Farm Bureau, the Michigan with a temperature hovering Tacoma says he lost 100 cattle in 1976 Commission of a "six-year- Gulfs delivery obligations." Chemical Co. and a local feed distributor. around 50. because of PBB poisoning. PBB, a toxic fire E™Ufe in its dealings with Gulf. Texas Eastern supplies gas to Texas, The defense requested the waiver of a retardant chemical, was accidentally mixed releued the report Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, jury trial because it said all the publicity with livestock feed in 1973. U*"1 of Texaco, Inc., was Ohio, West Virginia, Misaissippi, Alabama. Kentucky, Pennsylvania, New RdevT^ate aUe&ation# that hw Tennessee, Jersey, New, York, Maryland and Dela¬ The Michigan Farm Bureau, the distribu¬ tor of the tainted feed, has already paid ■«. J? ln 'be Gulf of Mexico ware. New Jersey was the hardest hit of states COMPLAINTS SENT TO MATH HEAD nearly $40 million in out of court settle¬ Iti, '® t° maximize profits. ments. L , Palmer, senior vice suffering gas curtailments last year as s One hundred thirty lawsuits are still result of Gulfs failure to deUver the ™ Texaco's Western Math gripes forwarded , pending involving millions of dollars. •tttimr S' Sa"d tbe comP>ny contracted gas to Texas Eastern, the report Tacoma's suit is the first to actually go to said. fields S?'.??.P.rodu?ion accusations In a letter to subcommittee member court and observers believe it will serve as an indicator of how the pending suits will be were leveled Andrew Maguire, D-N.J., Gulf Chairperson handled. L7~ mvest Jery McAfee said: "Gulf is doing everything By SUZIE ROLLINS formal complaints and warrant the math department's attention. In an unexpected move Tuesday, attor¬ that Texaco is intentional- Samples of the formal complaints include: humanly possible to meet the terms of the State News Staff Writer neys for Michigan Chemical entered a "no «P». He said such •Students who felt their grade suffered in the course as a result allegations contract. Gulf has been producing and Formal grievances written by students regarding the quality of contest" plea in the case. of communication problems with Foreign Teaching Assistants <0^^'efl?rbs.to8et» delivering the maximum amount of natural instruction they received in Math 108 last fall term were sent to But Peterson said it would have little (TAs): HthjjL ■ gas which can be produced from fields that the chairperson of the Mathematics Department this week. impact on the issues or outcome of the trial. money. • Students who contested the uniform final; we operate." Scott Schreiber of ASMSU's Legal Services Cabinet wrote a Students who complained of homework problem solving "In other words they say, 'Yes, we If h".^ wonomy that doesn't • Maguire had written a letter to White letter to Joseph Adney, chairperson of the math department, made the chemical and, yes, it was mixed House energy chief James Schlesinger to inconsistencies between what the instructor taught and what the Jh»ill(_ ng on this economy, I summarizing the complaints and grievances students filed TA would demonstrate: with the feed. But you must prove that our •"tort 1' be testified. protest the Gulf curtailments. concerning Math 108. Schreiber also enclosed the grievances for product caused the damage you are said sections of the Texas • Students who said that their homework problems were not P'htGnii i, the subcommittee McAfee the department to examine. reviewed sufficiently in class. complaining about.' ihtal™ vi°lated the Natural Eastern contract remain under litigation. "The real issue of the case is whether low Schreiber has been in charge of all the footwork for Legal One student charged that her homework was often returned ritT, '"deliver 826 million "We believe this judicial process should be level PBB contamination can cause this kind Services in the Math 108 controversy. In his letter, Schreiber said uncorrected and/or not returned at all. Schreiber found this in (n jy15er ,d»y last year to the allowed to proceed unencumbered by of damage and these kinds of symptoms." pressure from other branches of the federal that though the majority of the complaints listed do not represent violation of point 3 of the code, which states: gem, smisslon Corp., a major violations in the Code of Teaching Responsibility, they are still {continued on page 10) Peterson said. (continued on pnge 10) 2 Michigan Slote News. East Lansing. Michigan Thursday. Febn ruary 24, 1977 House Dems blast Carter cut of the committee recalled the WASHINGTON (AP) - An to re-evaluate some go along. the 19 gry House Democrats sum expensive water-control numerous battles when the "I'll be very happy to discuss projects was ,h moned up comparisons with the projects to see if money could Nixon Administration refused that with the President," An¬ reviewed by Cos! 01 Nixon Administration Wednes day in denouncing President be saved. "I ask you to bear 1 mind to spend money that Congress had appropriated. "We're still drus said. But he noted that Carter Ukes a dim view of not Sf-5 aPProvefe that there have been no per kind of nervous in Congress," spending that Congress Jimmy Carter's decision to stop money new spending on 19 big water control projects. manent decisions about these projects," Andrus said, adding added Udall, who received as¬ surances from Andrus that the has appropriated. Carter Administration tech¬ s-iri«s ,s Preoption French police tangle with dissident For the new president, the that the .administration will conduct a complete review be decision making process on the dams will be public and in the nicians briefly reviewed more than 300 water-control arrogant. underlying theme to the criti projects "Some of PARIS (AP) — French plainclothesmen human rights provisjons of the Helsinki cism was clear: Don't mess fore actually ending any proj open. before narrowing down to 19 us However, Andrus conceded "•"The some agreement. with ects. those that were considered shouW tangled with exiled Soviet dissident around public-works h Andrei Amalrik on Wednesday as he . In Moscow, the Soviet news agency projects that Congress has "It seems to me you have the he did not know what would questionable for environ¬ -ahtated." ^» whole thing backwards," said happen if the administration picketed the French presidential palace, Tass carried a report that "a certain already decided are important. mental, safety or cost-benefit these now p ln and stop „ the. Udall. saying the effect of the during the - Amalrik. expelled from the Soviet Union, "I seem to remember some finally concludes that one or factors. prompting him to say the gendarmes administration decision is to more of the projects should be Interior Committee members bought in history 1 , whom the bourgeois press portrays as a speeches (during the presiden were "completely comparable' to Soviet reaching a prior secret police. 'human rights advocate, was detained tial campaign) about openness find the projects lacking before killed and Congress refuses to reminded Andrus that each of Congress does not mak™ actord' and consulting with Congress," reviewing them. Udall is a The dissident historian who went into ... for a serious violation of public said Rep. Morris K. Udall. backer of the most expensive of exile seven months ogo, carried a order. . ." D-Ariz., who chaired the House the dams, the $1.4 billion Cen UGANDAN PRESIDENT MAKES placard reading Demand Application of Amalrik's protest was prompted by French President Valery Giscard Interior Committee meeting. tral Arizona Project. Carter will announce a final CLAIM the Helsinki Accords' and handed out Why, he asked, was there no tracts denouncing the arrests in Russia of d Estaing's refusal to meet him earlier consultation before such a decision on the projects on four members of a group that monitored this week. major decision? Interior Secretary Cecil An April 15. Supporters of the 19 programs, the largest eight of which will cost about $5 1 U.S. implicated in p/oi drus told the congressmen they China chose to fight one side, daily says should not have been surprised. After all. he said, Carter made billion, will have until then to justify their views. KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) Idi Amin claimed on - President Wednesday that an termed "absurd" United States was allegations that i| Udall and others the supporting a plot „ another campaign promise — on alleged plot he crushed last week was to at Amin. No comment A report by the conservative daily said the reports were was available from British or Israeliimmediii HONG KONG (AP) - have climaxed with an airborne landing of late Chinese Premier Chou En-lai indi¬ prepared by Chou at the direction of the spokesj paratroopers from the United States, cates China decided to get along with the late Chairman Mao Tse-tung. Britain or Israel. The Ugandan strong man also United States because only one super¬ power should be portrayed as its In a 1973 report the paper said Chou quoted Mao as saying We must not fight Rhodesian proposes In Dar es Salaam, the ing Tanzania, a group capital of neighbor¬ of 22 refugees foreign correspondents in this he had heard the charges that capital di he personal worst enemy and the Soviet Union was arriving from Uganda claimed Amin had shot Anglican Archbishop Janani Luwui chosen, the South China Morning Post two-sidedly; it is better to fight one- launched a nationwide massacre of two "but it's completely untrue." said Wednesday. The English-language Hong Kong newspaper said it had copies of two sidedly. Thus of the two world hegemonic powers, there must be one appearing as our most immediate enemy. Now the lifting of race predominantly Christian tribes, the Langi and Acholi, he believes coup attempt. were central to the The cleric and two died last week after government muusie they were accused complicity in the plot allegedly n SALISBURY, Rhodesia (AP) that three security officers, two Amin told correspondents that 16 per minded from exile by former classified reports smuggled out of China United States has dropped to No. 2 Pre™, — Prime Minister Ian Smith black and one white, and 11 sons arrested for arms smuggling in Milton Obote. The government that analysts had declared genuine. The position." black guerillas had been killed says th, proposed a major lifting of connection with the plot had disclosed died in a car crash after their arrest whs Rhodesian laws Wednes in clashes since Tuesday, and a race under interrogation that the uprising was they tried to overpower the driver. day as the government said black civilian was killed for to have started with the assassination of A number of foreign church and Church agrees to suspend admissions large numbers of whites are breaking the dusk to-dawn few which blankets two-thirds cur¬ prominent Ugandan leaders. leaders have charged Bishop Luwum politic «| continuing to flee the country's In the ensuing turmoil, paratroopers murdered, and they have demanded CAPE TOWN South Africa (AP) - The indicated ar unwillingness to force < escalating guerilla war. of Rhodesia. were to fly in from an aircraft carrier of | confrontatioi with the Church. impartial investigation. Roman Catholic Church agreed to sus¬ The announcement came as Smith said that since the undisclosed nationality and capture several Amin confirmed reports that there Ip pend admission of black students into its the government listed 15 fighting began in the summer of towns in Uganda, he said. been shooting in Kampala on Tuet white schools in the Cape area pending The freeze on new admissions was deaths in violence since Tues 1972, 632 black civilians had Amin did not elaborate on this scenario evening, but he gave no explanati^ ♦he outcome of negotiations with the announced in a joint statement by the day, and two black Roman been killed and 294 wounded and it was unclear whether he believed any Western diplomatic sources in Nail white minority government. Cape Province administrator. L. A. Catholic priests were jailed for for "breaking the curfew or of the three nations were directly involved reported that gunfire was heard tor a The Church s decision to integrate its Munnik and Owen Cardinal McCann, the not informing on guerillas. running with and assisting ter- in the coup attempt. The U.S. carrier hour in Kampala's Mugire prison, wt schools last month in violation of a Catholic archbishop of Cape Town. It Smith said Rhodesia would Enterprise, part of the U.S. Navy's Indian Langis and Acholis are reportedly detain^ let blacks become military offi¬ The government contends Ocean fleet, left the Kenyan port of The president also said that ai number of laws prompted government permits black students already enrolled black guerillas themselves have threats that the schools accreditation to remain in white Catholic schools, but cers starting in June, let them Mombasa on Wednesday after a five-day tied number of persons died in buy factories and businesses in killed 863 civilians, of whom visit. rebellion connected with the alleged would be lifted. But the government has no new students can enter. pi commercial areas, buy farms in only 72 were white. A U.S. State Department spokesperson but the situation was now "calm." about a third of previously In easten Rhodesia, the Rev. white territory, and would try IgnatiQs Mhonda and the Rev. to bring more blacks into the Patrick Mutume were ordered government at all levels. jailed for not reporting the "If exercise we are to succeed in this it is necessary that presence of a 30-man guerilla unit at their mission near the Rabin beats back challengi black Rhodesians in turn accept border with Mozambique, a the need to insure a permanent future for our white communi¬ nation which Rhodesia says harbors black insurgents. wins Labor party nominatii ty," Smith told the white dom The two priests, who said inated parliament. they had been threatened with TEL AVIV. Israel (AP) - continued close ties with Wash¬ death if they reported the ing they both would bel The government said Wed¬ Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin ington and a middle-of-the road to return at least part Additions may fuel inflation, Burns says nesday that 1,414 of Rhodesia's terrorists, are among five Cath¬ beat back a strong challenge policy of trading captured Arab West Bank of the Jon roughly 270,000 whites emi¬ olic and Baptist churchmen land for peace from Defense Minister Shimon treaties. in exchange for peacj WASHINGTON (AP) President advance notice of wage and price grated last month and only 443 sentenced on such charges in Peres and the Peres, defeated three years - won ruling Labor Israel's Arab en< Such could came into the country. A year the last six months. Jimmy Carter's proposed additions to the a move cause party's nomination Wednesday ago by Rabin in a fight to But Peres, 1978 federal budget could drive inflotion earlier. Rhodesia lost 1,018 His reforms, part of an succeed Golda Meir as parly i to worry that wage and night to lead it in the May 17 Moshe Dayan, his pred this year above the expected 5-6 per cent price controls would follow, he said. citizens, but it gained 1,040. attempt plan to work out a general election. leader, ran a strong campaign as defense minister, fl The nation lost 7,000 whites transition to black majority based on pledges to seek ways rate. Chairperson Arthur F. Burns of the In another area. Burns said there will The official vote of the party Common Market-like cd last year, as war with black rule with the less militant of Federal Reserve Board said Wednesday. eventually need to be congress was announced as to remedy Israel's social and ation of Israel, Jordan) some system of nationalist guerillas escalated Rhodesia's black leaders, had Burns also said he doesn't think the international "surveillance" over bank 1,445 for Rabin, 1,404 for Peres West Bank - a position] through a fourth year. It was clearly been approved by right- and 16 abstentions. Both Rabin, 54, and Peres, ered more hawkish sii time is right for Carter to install the lending across national borders, which the first time in 10 years that wing critics among Smith's own The victory of the strongly 53, supported the party posi would retain s< administration's planned voluntary he said is now virtually free from controls more whites left Rhodesia than all-white Rhodesian Front par¬ system for business and labor to provide if not out of control. pro-American Rabin indicated tion calling for "territorial com¬ territory now under | came in. Rhodesia's black pop¬ ty- the party wanted to insure promise on all sectors," imply¬ tion. ulation numbers about six lion. Court upholds pollution standards Officials said Wednesday Hometown J OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY UNTIL 8:00: | people Giving ^ Homefowr * CLOSED TUESDAY. MARCH 1, FOR INVENT WASHINGTON (AP) - Rejecting chem¬ Service! companies challenging the agency's ATTINTION VITIRANfi Ex¬ « ical company arguments, the Supreme cellent poy insurance, and re¬ ■INDAf J authority and contending that pollution Court Wednesday upheld the govern¬ limits must be set on a plant-by-plant tirement benefits available — "LITTLI FRIIWAY { ment's right to set water pollution Michigan Air Nationol Guard. basis. Coll 517 489-5169 after 6 P.M.. ! MRVICI STATION { standards on an industrywide basis. ♦ 1301E. Grand Rlvar * The decision also said new manufac¬ Tuesday through Friday. Call J Next to Varsity Inn J The unanimous decision was a victory turing plants must comply strictly with today! for the Environmental Protection Agency the pollution limits established by the and for environmentalists who supported EPA. The court said Congress specifically the agency's authority to issue forbade exceptions from the rules for industry¬ wide regulations. It defeat for was a new plants. Hunt released from federal prison BOSTON (AP) — E. Howard Hunt, the Sources at Logan International Airport convicted Watergate burglar and author said Hunt, the recruiter and lookout in ol spy thrillers, flew to Boston Wednes¬ the breok-in, arrived in Boston at about day after slipping quietly away from a 11 a.m.. o few hours after his release federal prison in Florida under cover of from the prison on Florida's Gulf Coast. early morning darkness. Hunt planned to talk to officials of the Hunt. 58, left the 475-man federol American Program Bureau in suburban minimum security prison at Eglin Air Brookline. The agency which is ar¬ Force Base after serving 32 months for his ranging a speaking tour, scheduled a part in the June 1972 break-in at news conference for Hunt for 10:30 a.m. Democratic national headquarters. today. Official received advance from Bendix FURTHER REDUCTIONS SOUTHFIELD (AP; Treasury Secre¬ long-term consuiimg arrangement with during our tary W. Michael Blumenthal got a Bendix but in public testimony gave no four-year advance of $113,204 as o consultant to the Bendix Corp. before details or figures for the money he would receive. He supplied the committee FINAL CLEARANCE taking office but will not work for the industrial firm while on the privately with a financial statement. public That financial statement has never payroll, company records show. been made public. After the four-year period covered by He said he had agreed to accept no MEN'S SUITS. SPORT COATS the advance, the records show, Blumen¬ payments from Bendix while treasury thal will receive $2,358 a montn for the and SLACKS rest of his life under the secretary and I will not be required to consulting consult at any time while I am in office arrangement. nor will I be At his confirmation required to consult at any the Senate Finance thal described in hearings before Committee, Blumen¬ general terms his time after leaving office where consulta¬ tion would involve a conflict of interest law." violation of the Jacobean'^ .^uignn state News, Eost loosing, Michigan Thursday, February 24, 1977 3 Reward hike announced I #,|ter McCabe, cen- for missing student info £ p..h« Bill Kel- By JOHN CASEY Dr. Howard I |(rB«n' ,ronl B,t State News StaH Writer disappearance Lyman, the senior minister of the church, called the a "great mystery of which there is a solution." Creek. «"«Y }r«m » The concerned mother of the missing Martha Sue Young and the Martha Sue Young has been reported missing since New Year's I L0Vel that He end senior minister of a downtown Lansing church announced in a press morning, when her mother woke up to discover her 19-year-old I others fro"1 the Gre,t conference Wednesday that there will be an increase of reward daughter's bed had not been slept in. I Ukes ^fe Communi- money in an attempt to stimulate new leads in the case. So far, East Lansing detectives do not have any solid leads to I (y were using in their In addition to the $1,000 reward issued by the missing East work with. There have been a few telephone tips received on the I demonstration Lansing woman's father, the Central United Methodist Church of Lansing has contributed a matching amount, bringing the total to special information line. riisst the Seafarer $2,000. The mother. Sue Young, asked anyone having information of any project Wednesday at significance to call that special number — 337-2232, Monday I the Capitol. Security through Friday, between the hoursof 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Calls will I Guard Mike Vender- be treated confidentially. I tunk is at left. "There is too much area to cover for the police," Mrs. Young said. Student Board Lyman also noted that people who have information, but who are afraid to go through the "regular channels," can come forward to him at the church. fills vacant seat The East Lansing Police have requested that all abandoned buildings and fields within the greater Lansing area be searched, especially now with much of the winter snow already melted. There By ANNE S. CROWLEY were involved in last year's are no leads indicating any foul State News Staff Writer play in the disappearance, but election appeals. considering the time length, the police are checking ail possibilities. The ASMSU Student Board, Cloud is running for the at its Tuesday night meeting, The local police have been in contact with Texas authorities. Student Board presidency and chose to fill the vacancy in the Martha Sue Young attended a small community college in Wright for the College of College of Education seat with Education seat. Georgetown, Tex., and has a few close friends there. Investigations someone who was not involved Tim Beard, College of Busi by local agencies have found no evidence of her in Texas. in last year's election The father of the missing woman resides in Austin, Tex. appeals DEMONSTRATORS KNOCK PROJECT SEAFARER and is not a candidate in the ness representative and also candidate for Student Board a Martha Sue Young's physical features are — Caucasian, blond upcoming election. president, said appointing a hair and blue eyes. 5 foot 5 inches and 120 pounds. Robert C. Evans, a junior in person involved in the upcom When last seen she was wearing a blue ski jacket with a grey fur elementary education, will fill ing election could hurt the collar: orange/rust plaid slacks: tan Earth shoes; a purse-shoulder |)irt dumped at Capitol in the education seat until the new board's credibility because the protest t begins two weeks into bag with a flap and big pouch — containing a driver's license, and appointment could be con house and ear keys; green yarn-woven scarf and dark brown spring term. Evans is Fee strued as an endorsement. oval-rimmed glasses. Hall's representative to the Icontinued on page 9) The $2,000 reward is effective for a one-month period. ■ASSiNG (UPII — A small band of reception area of Milliken's suite of offices, - we've tried to mark the day with ashes — Residence Halls Association t, people dumped a mound of dirt on dumped the dirt on the floor, formed it in the victims of Seafarer, the victims of '1 Board of Trustees will hold its informal tonight at 7:30 in the Heritage Room of the Kellogg swishing to address the trustees can sign public briefing up to the board, in the president's office. with Elliott morning the trustees will hold their formal February OLDElfap DAILY LUNCH SPECIAL • • • 7 Nights accommodation Transfers & tips Extras for more information call us at 353-8857 J"tmtioni" the board room on the fourth floor of the Building. °l the items to be acted on by the board include the TODAY: PARISIAN r'tial proposed revisions to the faculty antidiscrimination and padI procedures, the establishment of a Campus Parking "AND NOW FOR SOMETHING and the merger of MSU's Public Television CUP OF SOUP P "KAR with the University Instructional Television COMPLETELY DIFFERENT" *2.89 CONTEMPORARY MASS MEDIA Block 1 — MAC ' JULY 11-AUGUST 5 Eosr Lansing A WEEK FOR LONDON TWO IN u You could be the next victim STUDENTS MAY ENROLL IN ADV/COM/JRN/TC 499 FOR 6 OR IN ADV/COM/JRN/TC 890 FOR VARIABLE CREDIT. CREDITS, 15 TOURS'1 TRAVEl BY HARRINGTON AND INFORMATION MEETING Rape at MSU occurs more often than you think. Rape and crime on campus TONIGHT, FEBRUARY 24 AT 7:00 will be discussed on Ellipsis '77 tonighl 108 BESSEY HALL SIGN UP NOW by Julie Maki — rape victim, Julie White IN — Public Relations Director of "Sisters for Human Equality," and Lieutenant PROFESSOR DAVID LEWIS WILL DISCUSS PLANS FOR COURSES, I lie ^e',Q ^QU Delta's m | ® danci for strength Julian — Department of Public Safety. Questions during the show are welcome FIELD TRIPS, AND HOUSING, AND WILL SHOW SLIDES OF THE LON¬ DON AREA. this weekend On at 353-4411. A studio audience is also February 25,26,27 € welcome in Room 4, Student Services FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLK TO QUALIFIID STUDINTS. ( "ho CAU 337.1721 Building. lobby in the International Center FOR FURTHIR INFORMATION CONTACTi SIGN UP! Tonight at 8 OFFICB OF OVKRSIAS STUDY 108 INT8RNATIONAL CENTER 640 AM 353-8920 Shady CIA dealings just go on and on... Menacing CIA activities con¬ with the disclosure of monetary gence Oversight Board. The board Jordanian government for four tinue at a deplorable rate. Assas¬ payments given to Jordan, Kenya, regarded them as improper, yet years. Perhaps this money is sination plots to kill Cuban Pre¬ South Vietnam, Zaire, Guyana and Ford failed to mention the matter representing Jordan's best in¬ mier Fidel Castro, fabricated West Germany. to President Jimmy Carter. terests in Washington. stories concerning Lee Harvey Due to CIA payments totaling Carter has, at this time, stopped Carter's intentions for improved Oswald's participation in the Ken¬ millions of dollars to Jordan's King Hussein, agents have been allowed the payments and advised CIA Director Adm. Stanfield Turner to intelligence operations are hon¬ orable, but so were Gerald Ford's. B B nedy assassination, Ashland Oil While the CIA continues to exist Company's use of CIA money for to operate freely in that country. report any further action that may This is bribery of the lowest be discovered. However, what is an unfortunate probability — illegal political contributions, and — illicit mail-opening operations caliber. discovered and what is reported Carter must designate, and en¬ Former President Gerald Ford are often horses of a different color force, stronger standards for its CIA toMKoOfcawict. compose only a small part of the endless list of unthwarted and knew about the annual cash with the CIA. monitoring. The intelligence gang payments to Hussein.- made for a Even the Senate Intelligence should be made to shake in their apparently unimpeachable CIA activities. period of 20 years, through infor¬ Committee, formed last year, was spit-polished black oxfords at the •3bR0WU Most recently this was shown mation received by the Intelli¬ not completely informed by the thought of withholding informa¬ <*. I Ford Administration about the tion about their dealings. large payments made to Hussein. With the multitude of intelli¬ Bust/| And if the supposed supervisory gence-gathering agencies within group over the CIA has been the government and in the armed p ill-informed, imagine the degree of forces, there is no logical reason to The State News misinformation or noninformation continue financing and supporting that exists among the American the CIA. We have witnessed Thursday, February 24, 1977 public at large. enough of its shady maneuverings The payment of government to last us through another century. Editorials ore the opinions of the State News. Viewpoints, columns money to top foreign officials is one Our supposed protectors who and letters are personal opinions. horrendous action, to make these oversee the CIA are only pseudo Editorial Department Editor-in-chief. Mary Ann ChickShaw Layout i van Hartesveldt payments for the purpose of watchdogs. Monoging Editor Bob Ourlian Photo Edito Laura Lynn Fistler Hussein's assistance in gathering Before this country's govern¬ Kot Brown Copy Chief Tracy Reed Opinion Editor intelligence in the Mideast is yet ment and citizens are jeopardized City Editor Michael Tanimura Wire Editor Joyce Loskowski Staff Representor Michael Rouse another unjust action. even further by this Campus Editor Carole Leigh Hutton runaway Sports Editor Edward L Bonders Freelance Editor John W. O'Connell, Washington agency, the accusations against it Entertainment Editor Donna Bakun Book Editor lawyer and former U.S. intelli¬ must be investigated and acted .... Advertising Dept. gence officer, has records that upon, not just looked at so the Asst Advertising Manager indicate his law firm has received public can feel Advertising Manager Don Cerow appropriately hor¬ $333,000 in legal fees from the rified for a short while. should start (distribution of income is worse than ever, reviewing things more his CIA-AID speed, like maybe the ducks on the Red real wages have decreased since the coup). If there has been an agricultural miracle, Appeal Cedar. Being in attendence at the concert, I Archibald Shaw urged Taylor to clarify and why do nutritionists estimate that 40 To the Editor, cannot help but be appalled by the review. justify his statements concerning the fact that "Brazil is clearly an American puppet" per cent of Brazilians are suffering from Casey starts out by telling us that".. .his malnutrition, that in the state of Bahia As persons whose professional pi (Chapin's) music is devastatingly boring." and about the "perpetuation of the CIA- malnutrition was cited as the indirect cause are closely akin to Sam Baskett's, wl But a couple of paragraphs later we are told that music is the essential ingredient at any AID linkage." of 80 per cent of the 17,000 child deaths in how crushing it would be to lose data that represented years o: n| a disagreement here between the huge A audience and concert and that "This was Chapin's saving puppet government. Prof. Shaw, is a 1974? effort. As friends of Professor Bi Casey. "Blindly as it may government that carries out the interests of While some prefer "to wander in a thicket also know how devastating this ei i," the people in the seats loved him. grace." We are also told that "His (Chapin's) the imperialist nation that it is dependent of diatribes," tens of thousands of political has been to him. We therefore ap However, I will not dwell on the anomaly appeal is devastatingly magnetic..." But then Casey goes on to say that the upon for its continued existence in power, prisoners in Brazil will remain in their of Casey's taste. Read further into the person or persons responsible to rel and that represses nationalistic forces article where he adds lines like: "Musically in-between chatter by Harry distracted torture chambers; thousands of innocent notes. Since Professor Baskett's opposing foreign domination and domestic people will be murdered each year by the is their retrieval, m Chapin was consistent." "Chapin and the from: the concert. The contradictions in the concern ' are confusing, and the reader exploitation. Read about the CIA and right-wing death squads; the vast majority band played well as a unit." He also review military participation in the military coup in of Brazilians will become poorer, while the be asked. Moreover, if the party or I compliments members of the group. Now, I doesn't know which paragraph to believe. feel uncomfortable about returnif Brazil in 1964. See the Wall Street Journal beneficiaries of United States "aid" pro¬ ask you, are these lines consistent with CaSe^ also tells us that the audience article of Nov. 9, 1976, that documents the grams get wealthier; American business in notes to Professor Basket, each | "devastatingly boring" music? As a member countdowns were downright embarrassing. undersigned faculty members st Prejudiced of the audience, I don't think so. Evidently Unlike other performers Harrv Chapin increase of corruption there since the coup. Inform yourself about the growing Ameri¬ Brazil will continue to thrive at the expense to accept them and pass them on 1 of balanced economic growth; the native Our addresses and office numbers | From Casey was prejudiced against Chapin, wants to get the audience involved in the reading the review on Harry which might explain his weak review. concert, and one way he does this is with can and West European domination of the Indian population will be completely ex¬ found in the faculty directory. Chapin on Monday, I believe John Casey Steve Grob the countdowns. For the audience it makes Brazilian economy and natural resources, terminated because of the "need" for more should either take a course in logic or forget about the denationalization of the in¬ 876 N. Hubbard Hall them feel part of the concert and not like land; and the national capitalists and about writing a critique in the future. dustrial, agricultural and commercial sec¬ they were listening to an album with the "apolitical" MSU professors and officials Georges JJ Determined to find something wrong tors. with the concert he writes of Chapin, "his Review ducks sound turned up. It wasn't embarrassing for will continue to participate in the $7 million James If us, Casey, for we can count past two. Read the New York Times of Aug. 16, rip-off. Harold A. f appeal is devastatingly magnetic: his music In response to John is devastatingly boring." Obviously there is Casey's review of the As far as John Wallace being excess 1976, to understand that the Brazilian Barbara Thibeault Gerald R| Harry Chapin concert, I feel that Casey "economic miracle" has been miraculous, for East Lansing Peace Education Center John P. Hi baggage, his wide voice range adds greatly 1118 S. Harrison Road Santo F. Cj to the group. While we're on the subject of the most part, only for the well-to-do baggage, Casey, why don't you pack yours, VIEWPOINT: DAYTON-HUDSON put a banana in your mouth, grab a "Taxi," and find "A better place to be." The Chapin concert was superb and nothing more could have been asked for. nicholas von hoffman Malls not harmful Marshall Philka A-310 Emmons Hall By JAMES N.MCNALLY The State News has once again spewed jobs and increased tax Balance forth words of little validity. This time: the Dayton-Hudson mall planned for East Lansing. The opinion appearing in the Feb. 15 issue states that along with shopping The staff seems to be worried that a Hudson's would bring more shopping centers. start First, I doubt that springing up. more Harper Woods has only would While reading your article on the University Long-Range Planning Council (Monday), I was moved to see what Mr. Webster said about the word "balanced." Using the other guy's o| malls comes noise, litter, apartment His comments were, "balanced: to be one shopping center. There are none in the projects, more shopping centers, crime, northeast corner of Detroit, Grosse Pointe, equiposed or in a state of equilibrium: to be energy waste and more concrete pavement. or the southern areas of St. Clair Shores or equal in number, weight, force or value." The staff fails to substantiate their East Detroit. Maybe businessmen can see Accepting this definition (and who am I to People should not go grocery shopping in a supermarket when that the oil embargo was mainly another hoax sold to I there's no hope of competing with an argue with one so esteemed?), I suggest they're hungry, and nations shouldn't make energy policies when journalists. Production figures from the Arab countries on™ conclusions with premises! let alone valid President Wharton will have difficult time coming oiit of extraordinarily cold winters. In both cases it leads to year of the embargo not only revealed no dip, but a^nse sol ones. The staff is attempting to lead the established chain of quality stores. Second, a even if a living up to his charge to make the council too much impulse buying. finger of suspicion points to the oil companies and their j readers into believing that all shopping shopping center happened to never-satisfactorily-explained reduction in refinery p "...balanced racially, ethnically, sexually The real vicissitudes and hardships of this winter aren't due to centers bring those results, those results spring up, would that necessarily be bad? here in the United States at the time. Crime is a problem in any city that has and academically." If one looks at those poor government planning or corporate greed. They're owing to a are necessarily evil, and therefore a winter which is described as the coldest in the last hundred or 200 businesses. My father was a judge in already on the Council (via position, Cutting back either at the well or at the r shopping center should not be built. And knowing that the typical reader doesn't Harper Woods and I saw many shoplifting appointment or status), there are eight years. Tp build a fuel storage and distribution capacity to industry's traditional way of trying to control prices. U1 know shit (the continuance of such State cases. I would be as foolish as the State males and one female. Thus, out of the anticipate that, would be absurdly expensive. It's the kind of 1930s oilmen prevailed upon the governors of Texas ana tf News staff opinions tells me this), if I let News to attempt denying the obvious. But remaining 17 seats to be filled, to achieve insurance! that everybody wants but nobody can afford, like $1 to send the National Guard into the oil fields to s i deductible collision insurance on the car, or a 38-lane highway this argument stand as is, no one will ever crime is not a problem specific to a shopping balance the president must appoint five. independent drillers whose "overproduction" had drivenil outside a football field so that seven times a year spectators can realize that there exists a more logical side. mall. There will probably always be males and 12 females. price of crude to 10 cents a battel. That they should b» a If one uses the broad categories of leave the stadium at 45 miles per hour. It's cheaper' to let the folks to the same tricks in the 1970s is hardly surprising. J I grew up shoplifters. Crime is a people problem, not in Harper Woods, a boring city trait of business. Even the Grand River steam up their windshields in a traffic jam; by the same token our a nonminority and minority, there appear to rational response to such maneuvers isn't to on Detroit's northeast side. Harper Woods' Avenue business district has crime. Should be nine nonminority members already on great-grandchildren in the year 2077 will be better able to take one habituated, oil-dependent society go cold turkey. claim to fame is its major business sector, bad winter than we are to invest the money to forestall it. we tear it down to eliminate its the council. To achieve balance: appoint¬ crime Eastland Center, a Dayton-Hudson mall. 1 Nevertheless people are working on energy policies. The It makes more sense to forge the oil companies to _ factor? ment of four nonminority and 13 minorities. have what the mall has done for President: has said he will have one ready for Congress and the quantities of oil at stated maximum prices. Althoug ■ seen The people who (previously) have done If academic balance means administra¬ Harper Woods over the years, and most all the talking also seem to have avoided all nation in April. Actually what we need isn't one, but two policies. like this usually backfire, we might, for instance., tors, faculty and students, already the important, what it hasn't done. In my 15 the thinking. They think that council has four administrators, four faculty A short-tirm policy for, say, the next 10 years, and at the same setup for the industry in which companies pay progre™ energy use is years of residence I can't recall a night in itself a waste. Maybe they don't want to and one student. To achieve balance is time initiate another policy, a fuel-conservation policy, whose good taxes as they sell progressively more oil at or un ^ when excessive noise from the shopping waste brain power by using it. effects will start to become apparent in the early '80s. price. On the other hand, income from oil so center's patrons has bothered me. I went to impossible as there are six administrators Not only will a shopping center not The noibes emitted by many of the leading people in Washington be taxed at breathtakingly high rates. he! school next door to the mall for six bring (deans, chairpersons, and associate profes¬ ,n years. I the evils hinted by the staff, it will also sors) to be appointed, six faculty (Faculty make one'suspect that they are being tempted to foist immediate That oil should be imported from abroad. We can ■ can't recall any noise disrupting my classes. bring benefits not mentioned. This shop¬ Council), and only five students (Student- and drasiic energy-use cuts on the country and that, if they independent" while burning OPEC oil. Indeed^ u* Has anyone from the staff ever been to ping center will bring increased tax Liaison and Student Council). Or a 10-10-6 hesitate tjo do it, it is only because they're uncertain as to the short-range period the best way to forestall ■ Eastland or Southfield's Northland center? revenues. The city could apply that money imbalance. economic'consequences of this madness. The economic conse¬ embargo or American oil company boycott or call J The malls are immaculately clean. Trash directly to fixing its lousy streets. Or it I suspect the math department will need quences have to be bad, and the personal consequences for people is to husband American oil reserves so that pers^ ' containers are plentiful and cleanup crews could lower the tax rate paid by individual to provide consultation (as well as the of modest means will be worse. Larger percentages of what is and nations thinking about pushing up the Prlce 1 ,1 are forever patrolling, stabbing paper cups citizens. A new business district would also political science and psychology depart¬ mockingly called their disposable income will be given over to that we can swamp the world with oil anytime w 1 and sweeping cigaret butts. They don't let bring additional jobs. The construction ments on how to get people to adhere to the paying for fuel in one form or another. The poorest will have to it to break the price downward. . ^ I "Big Mac wrappers" pile up, only to rely on business would noticeably profit. And math department's recommendations) so have somie kind of subvention, thereby increasing their already From the late 1950s American oil pokey ' 1 the taxpayer-fed city sanitation crews to clean stores would bring new employment pos¬ as to assure the proper selection of which politically! dangerous dependency on the central government. imports and to encourage the consumption of ■ up the mess. The mall's grounds are sibilities to residents of Okemos, administrator will fit the sex balance, which Whencf comes this need for immediate cutbacks? Not from a first. Given the need for moderately priced oil for Lansing, beautifully landscaped and kept looking Meridian, East Lansing and the University! faculty will fit the minority balance, and shortage of crude oil. Although American crude reserves have and world economic stability, the policy was ne good enough to be next door to Grosse This would set off many economic benefits how we get 10,10 and six to add been declining, proven world reserves have been growing thanks first put into effect to protect the price of up to a sum Pointe. in the area. to a continuous stream of discoveries. Much of this oil, however, is cheaper imports, and it remains in place as a gom . equally divisible by three. in Arab lands, and we have an aversion to burning any foreign oil, in Washington mistakenly believe burning other pevy By lumping apartment projects with litter and noise, the State News is Why does the State News consistently J. P. Miller but most! especially Arab oil which we appear to regard as a | seem to align its opinions with the loudest Associate professor of national weakness. ,. ur«edf attempting to make apartments look bad. people to state a viewpoint? For once I'd School of Social Work species of camel dung. On account of a grossed-out, anti-Arab Production of American crude should be J But they aren't. The apartments sur¬ like to see a real opinion rather than the racism and a more general overweening pride our big shots are stopped, if possible, so that we can use up wsrsJ rounding Eastland are controlled by the mall and are kept as clean. mimicry of some political radical that insisting America have "energy independence." long as they let us. That won't make anyMy h"l They are finer happened to miss the '60s by a few years. Otherwise the little buggers on their humped dromedaries will winters are like this one, but it should get structures than most in the East In his letter Lansing McNatly is a freshman majoring in business ("Wandering," Feb. 16) be in a position to embargo our oil again. Only now the question range into the 1980s when our consumption m | area. Apartments create written in response to Milton Taylor's better housing, low. insurance and office administration arises, did they ever embargo our oil? The late John M. Blair in his viewpoint the Brazilian project, Prof. King Features Syndicate on new and excellent book, "The Control of Oil" (Pantheon, New York, $15-00), brings forth a number of disturbing figures to show 1irk.^nn stale News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 24, 1977 5 to sing along with "Circle," to shout musician's jargon that usually refers to the "bananas" at the top of our lungs, to do Bad review Osmonds —it sucks! countdowns, to become involved. Harry Denise Fox Chapin allowed us to do that; it became our concert. Obviously, Judy Johnson Casey did not get To the Editor involved. We were appalled to read the review of Laurie Nitz the Harry Chapin concert on Marie McDonald Monday by the 4 West Holmes Hall I won't attempt to argue with Casey's State News so-called reviewer John Casey. judgment that Chapin's music is "devasta- It seems apparent that he had his mind made tingly boring" because each of us has our up before the concert on what he was going own tastes in music, but please don't call to write. Letter Policy those of us who do like Harry Chapin blind or "oasy-to-please" just because«,we do. Chapin's rapport with his audience warm The Opinion Page welcomei all letteri and display some unity, some solidarity in Also, when writing a review, good or bad, and stage antics were an added plus to his ' ideals viewpoints. Readers should follow a few Perhaps this could best be accom¬ Hollow at least try to get the song titles right. fantastic musical tales. It seems pretty rulesto insure that as many letters as plished through electing a slate of candi¬ absurd that you would expect his in-between dates. When In Monday's issue of the State News, possible appear m print. slate is elected in a Casey did mention some of the good song chatter to reflect his serious lyrics. many cases ASMSU presidential candidate Bruce Ray AU letters and viewpoints should be typed we can rest assured that things about Chapin: his rapport with the That certainly would not provide for a people are going to on US-space Ones and triple-spaced Letters be on the ASMSU Board Walker challenged his opponents to com¬ well-balanced act. who can work audience, his humanitarianism and his and viewpoints must be signed and include together towards effective change for the pete with him in the MSU Superstars guitar playing, but he missed the most All his musicians were of a noticeably local address, student, faculty or MSU community. This high staff year's slates offer students a very clear choice as Competition. While the idea of meeting students is important thing. He missed Chapin's love quality. We don't feel that they or the standing - if any - and phone number. No to the applaudable, *k there are a '"~ few for the underdog — thus his continued audience were embarrassed by any Utter or viewpoint without these items will direction ASMSU can take. problems with the timing of that announce¬ references to the cheap seats. Casey didn't aspect of the evening. be considered for publication. . ■ if wk£ mm, Already we have Counterforce with all ment. The deadline for entry was noon of that see that we loved Chapin not just for his The reviewer needs to research his Letters should be iS lines or less and may wMr U■ the fire and zeal of the Udall RitaliBt hiUIML J_ __ campaign. New i«t day, thus giving candidates only a few music, but because he understands all our hopes, dreams and disappointments. In not more story thoroughly, especially in reference to be edited for State News style and conciseness to fit as many letters as possible than a party, Kent Barry's protolscist hours SparUn Spirit slate and others with hou" decide decide to enter and to and to to get to enter get over to i seeing this, Casey gravely insulted most of song titles. For instance, the reviewer referred to Chapin's song "Dreams Go on a page. Viewpoints may be no longer than ^ There was potentially less time us who were at the Civic Center Friday as "You and I." By" 75 lines, and may also be edited. l|n (lie public eye dramatictodifferences regards how ASMSU betweenbestthem lf a candidate in get fill its can paper lived untiloff later a campusin andthedidday. not Night. Charley Cook We feel the best way to describe this No unsigned letters or viewpoints will be considered for publication. Names Considering that Walker was at a MEET may be of the State News, Monday's edition responsibility to students. THE CANDIDATES NIGHT the 327 Snyder Hall critique of the concert is to use a term from withheld, but only for good cause. :j He candidates for the presidency of Several years ago when ASMSU Cabinet night Lt challenged the other presidential before, and that the article must have been "resident Bob Grossfeld and others worked written several hours prior to that, it is ltes to join him in the MSU lon« and hard for the introduction of the difficult to understand why he said nothing ms Competition. Ostensibly, this sl"te system it was with the understanding about the competition if he sincerely lorder to "force" the other candidates 'hat student unity and solidarity is always wanted to use it as a forum for candidates to VIEWPOINT: ASMSU the public eye (convenient- (ir before 'he first step toward the recognition of meet with students. ..deadline for entering the competition student power in the University's policy- The truth of the matter seems to be that ,1 noon the same day the article making process. I'd hesitate to drop the slate system before this the article and the idea were merely being ci be realized. srtdl. lile I am in favor If of public appearances presidential candidates (I was, in Jim Grossfeld East Lansing used as a cheap publicity stunt. It is highly unlikely that Walker expected anyone to be able to take him up on the challenge. Thus, Student Board election difficult j, (irsi candidate to come out publicly the claim of wanting to open up the campaigns), I fail irof highly visible Humorous campaign campaign to the students seems to ring rthe relationship between the presi- ref ASMSU and proficiency at pocket somewhat hollow. Phillip S. Elliott due to large candidate turnout Too often when I see an 415 N. Case HaU repose, instead, that the candidates independent candidate run for an office such as ASMSU I ■ot at the pool hall, but at the debate in front of WMSN microphones to And that the issues often result in biased and Needs talent? By TIMOTHY M. HAGLE which makes ASMSU. or any elected body, ineffective. ASMSU ambiguous answers. As all of you should be aware, the ASMSU Student Board the issues of this campaign. I cannot be an effective and dynamic student Last will be holding elections during spring term organ unless it t any of the other candidates to Thursday I attended a rally by There is a belief amonjj some of my registration. There represents a dynamic and concerned student body. are a record number of candidates „ lie over the conference table, rather Stoych for ASMSU president. His campaign acquaintances that State News reviewers running this year and this When you register for spring term, for "No Eggs, No Tomatoes, & No Sex!" was makes the voters' choice a difficult one. please take a few extra never write a positive review because it minutes to vote. You'll have a variety of candidates to choose the pool table. no bologna. I was It is essential to a student government that its members be Fred Headen dually impressed with his takes more literary talent to praise than it 462 S. Case Hall ideas to bring more attention to student does to criticize. After reading John as qualified, responsible and responsive as possible. For this to Casey's it is up to the students — the voters — to find out which activities on campus and student rights. review on Monday of the Harry Chapin occur, "ASMSU cannot be an effective and dynamic Stoych says that there are "beaucoup" candidates fill their criteria for an effective student leader. concert, I am prone to agree. student organ unless it represents a dynamic and Keep slates opportunities for students at MSU to become more integrated, however, along As a concert-goer, there are many things Granted, it is difficult to sift through such a large number of candidates to find those capable, but it is a concerned student body." I disagree with in the article. For instance, necessary evil if one appreciate the State News with the "good times" is involved a certain the audience countdowns that were "...quite desires responsible representation. Random voting can be Feb. 9 that I withdrew as a on amount of work. disastrous, not only to the other board members (i.e., some r unnecessary, if not downright embarras¬ from so check them out beforehand. See which ones are date for ASMSU president (throwing members may be unwilling to fulfill their essional Stoych is well aware of what's going on sing." Embarrassing to whom? Certainly obligations), but it interested in being a student advocate and which relevant quote to boot!), I'd like to around campus and expresses views that are hurts the students, too. For example, at a recent ASMSU ones just skett's, not those of us who shouted our to which was made in the Student Board meeting, several bills, want something to put on a resume. to lose ror not unreasonable for a university the size of selves hoarse doing them. Perhaps only including one dealing Call up a candidate and talk with her or him. Invite them to with the Handicapper Council, had to be tabled because there running on a slate, one called MSU to fulfill. those who were too "dignified" (read that I think that Stoych's campaign for "No weren't enough members present. speak before your group. I'll welcome such opportunities to I Thunder. 1 empathize some with haughty) to participate in them found them speak to interested students and I'm sure other candidates But even worse than random voting is not voting at all. In Coughlan's disdain for slates as Eggs, No Tomatoes, & No Sex!" shows embarrassing. would too. Make an informed choice, not a random one. Make last year's elections approximately 15 per cent of the electorate tore appei ™1")' less *#,*.*. ** Fifteen different FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT 4 styles to choose ■V at Its Best \ from. Let one THE IRISH ROVERS in Ctmtrt % % of our Campers' Pro Shop experts fix you up. is just one reason. 8 P.M., Friday, March 4 Lansing Catholic Cantral Gymnasium % Saginaw at Marshall RAUPP Ticket,: Marshall Music. Lansing 11. Lansing % , Irish Pub. W. Saginaw - Catholic Central m * |Campfitters 2201 East Michigan, Lomlng As is part a customer service representative, it of my job to answer questions Because your bills have increased greatly, I think it is important that you understand why they have gone up so Ticket Prices '4. *4. *7 For Information Ph. 484-5331 J H * 1 (SI 7) 414*9401 Hours: Mon. thru Frl. 10 a.m. to I p.m about energy bills. And lately there have been a lot of calls about why bills are so much. Til try to help you if you call me, but % Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. much higher. the weather and fuel cost increases are One reason is obvious. Weather- over beyond our control. Probably the best 25 percent colder than normal. Customers advice I can give is to take all possible steps to conserve - to save both your dollars are using many more units of gas, so even if fuel costs hadn't gone up, bis would and valuable energy. WITH THE COST OF still be higher. But fuel costs have gone up. The natural Don't foiget- the bills you receive this month reflect those record breaking LIVING gas we costs a buy from pipeline companies lot more than it used to. And these cold days of the last month. THE STATE NEWS increases are also "TEN THOUSAND . reflected in your bill. WORKING PEOPLE i Consumerc BRINGING ENERGY WILL BE PUBLISHING TO YOU * A "HOUSING TAB" reach your market in an effective media THE STATE NEWS! Deadline: March 10 Thursday Published: April 4 Monday TALK TO YOUR ACCOUNT EXEC OR CALL 353-6400 ()i||lig.n Slate News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Februory 24, 1977 9 Lot, located next to the Pop Intortainmont ochines Men's Intramural car lots • police said. The amount of the equipment is Building, damage to between $500 and $700, Howe said. Board fills vacant seat prosonto. "A prybar or lever board if an appeal is filed. diciary, the board OKd Joseph was Vincent Yeh, College of Na¬ Agriculture and Natural Re¬ off In other action Tuesday pped „e» fadrip-offs has used to bend the metal machines," he said. and force the locks open on the tural Science said Cloud and not representative, Wright might have time to devote to the night, the board voted to ask the students on the spring term ballot for a $1 tax in addition to Lavey, a criminal justice junior, to fill the vacancy. The Student Board also de¬ sources; Don Breckle, College of Social Science; and Stuart Carter, Inter-Cooperative "The exact amount of cided to support a State News initiated this past board because they also have those already assessed if the Editorial Department request Council Representative. the tune of an money stolen is known only i0 to the person or campaign commitments. Michigan State Radio Network for a larger budget. isttd $575, police said, persons In support of handicappers, •the first time in 15 to who broke into machines," said Lowell the the Student Board approved a should obtain casting license. an FM broad¬ The move stems from a new Editorial Department policy Eating contest 5i the machines policy of requiring groups collect a 50-cent fee Levi, MSU controller. "I which it sponsors to They allocated an additional which restricts the number of set for tonight have idea how many publicize $500 to the book exchange to hours a student staff member •ions parking lots on no the accessibility or inaccessi¬ insure books and supplies to be A local bar is sponsoring a vandalized in days' receipts were in the can put in at the State News. ,s were machines but the amount bility of all events they put on. purchased and sold, provided The support measure in pie-eating contest for repre¬ areas, said Robert L. The Programing Board passed the sale of new textbooks on sentatives of the media at 10 was probably pretty little." eluded a demand that certain physical plant main- The coin boxes are the amendment unanimously campus is not prohibited by a University officials monitor ac¬ tonight as part of a fund-raising supervisor, emp¬ last week. University regulation. tivities in the Editorial Depart¬ drive for multiple sclerosis. tied twice a week, Howe first incident oc- The sale of new books is the The Rainbow Ranch, 2643 E. said. ment in the coming weeks. ,ver the weekend in As of April 1, "We empty them in co¬ groups will responsibility of the MSU Book¬ The board also allocated: Grand River Ave., which does ors1 area of Ramp 2 receive one written operation with the comp warning in store, said Lyle Thorburn, as •$200 to the Legal Services not normally charge a cover on located next to the case of violations of the new trailer's office at different sistant vice president for hous¬ Cabinet to secure a legal opin Thursdays, will ask for dona¬ er Center, policy before ASMSU funding tions at the door this week. All times each week to avoid a ing and food services. ion on Department of Public second took place and office space will be re¬ "The bookstore originated as these proceeds and an addi in ri Lot, near the set pattern," Howe said. voked. Safety ticketing practices. a co-op operated by students •$125 to start a new Spartan tional $300 will be donated to NILS LOPORIN um and the third Presently there are no The action can be reversed and staff and the University the multiple sclerosis drive. I the same day in I suspects, police said. humor magazine. by a two-thirds vote of the was asked to take over when it •$300 to conduct Ed Bonders, the State News WED. MARCH 2 a campaign failed," Thorburn said. "I'm urging a "yes" vote on another sports editor, will compete sure the University is not State News referendum, which against representatives from interested in repeating that is a vote of confidence or no area newspapers and radio hairperson's comments sort a of thing." The board also approved the appointment of Kevin A. Kelly, junior in economics and public confidence in the State News Board of Directors. Four of the five Student stations. Board members who were affairs hospital administration rompts Damman reply reprimanded last week for poor management, to the Student- attendance showed up for the Tickets on Sale Now! Faculty Judiciary. meeting. The four were Krista Because Kelly already sat on Shellie, College of Human Eco¬ v. James Damman, that he recognized he might them to keep Damman off the Lpfj Presants the All-University Student Ju¬ incompetent by Dem- have been somewhat naive in logy; Scott Belanger, College of ticket. irtv chairperson Mor- his personal investments, but "I don't know what he was rail last week, replied added that he has attempted to s statement in a conduct his activities "in a doing there the first time," he said. ^MERIDIAN 4 THEATR ZjToTi7\ >d letter released which was above re¬ manner The party chairperson added ^ ^ REDUCED PRICES DAILY DURING J u proach." that the Democrats "have an ■grad told reporters, "I Winograd said last week that interest in the State of Mich- think the lieutenant gov- the Democratic party sent a igan. It goes beyond party las that kind of integrity memo to Republicans, advising lines." in that office," citing j'j involvement in land ————— Featuring % ■ ■ t several years ago. Roger Powell, Todd Rundgren, Kasim Sutton. If m 5Yt VESTER STALLONE lis letter, Damman said in his i the right to judgment as lieu- r but not his -•ROCKY Iws i» US M MS John Wilcox 'integrity. NUwlPd ImUptHNJ Mil 8Pm TUE. MARCH 15 lieutenant governor nut that a member of M A\ sweismD winner of t academy L n party, Atty. ... . rank Kelley, had con- iglKM WBlf KRIStOfKRSOn AWARD nominations 1 —. INCLUDING best SONG 1 investigation n as not involved M "EVERGREEN" j Tickets: 5.50 & 6.50 irongdoing. .-man Winograd, ■eallv don't know each you 1CVT kjvi/R 0 StflR IS B0Rn | ImtWiU IrtilKitSMU'ta All Knapps Stores At: try well," Damman said LANSINGS we did, I don't Discount Records in E.L. CIVIC CENTER .. tu would question my and Civic Center AUDITORIUM BoxOttice HE FREESTYLE SHOP Ski Equipment SALE ENDS Clearance SATURDAY FEB. 26 SALE For fantastic Rocky Mountain skiing, take our Boyne USA charter to Big Sky of Montana, leaving Friday, March 18 from Lansing, * 20 to 40% OFF returning following Saturday, March 26. Included is round-trip air transportation on 0TS non-stop chartered North Central DC-9 jet. 30 to 70% OFF Ground transfers between Bozeman's Gallatin Field and Big Sky Resort via motor coach. ndings '/, % OFF Eight nights lodging at Big Sky. Hurry...reservations close March 3. 1977. Prices start as low as $269. ALl SKI CLOTHING Write Boyne USA or call in Lansing Pyramid Productions Presents: 332-6878 or 332-8529. % OFF Les McCann Starting at Cross Country Jofa Ski at the Michigan Theatre in Lansing's Washington Square 132" '"'es limited) Leather Boot t Jofa Pole 07 Q9S Dovre Binding Thursday, February 24 7:30pm 2682 E. Grand River At Box Office Only A (2 Blocks East of Coral Gabled Reserved Seats - $5 & $6 Phone 351-9026 Free CATA service from MSU J 0 Michigon Stole News, East Lansing, Michigan THROUGH THE Through ih# be confuted with looking Glow," nol ti Alice In Wonder lend, engagement "Through charged with hoarding first run Gulf Is o gas opinion 3 paid millions of Act, which sets statutory stan¬ LOOKING (continued from page 1) gas. dollars more because of Gulfs It said that Gulf entered into dards for gas delivery obliga¬ GLASS' IS PORNO government," he said. an unconditional contract to tions, the report said. WITH A PRIVI¬ The Gulf chairperson alleged curtailments last year before the even larger LEGED AIR...4 acknowledged that Gulf under¬ — supply the gas to Texas LANDMARK MOVIE estimated its gas reserves in shortages caused earlier this Eastern in 1963 for a 26-year TONIGHT... ONSTW?- year by the abnormally cold period but began reneging on PROVING THAT the 1960s. "When Gulf recog¬ nized that additional gas would weather east of the Rocky the contract in 1971. Yet it took HARD-CORE CAN tNCONCERT.. °E be needed to fulfill the contract, Mountains. the FPC almost six years Asia films BE HANDLED WITH starts tomorrow. US McCUH CLASS" immediate efforts were under¬ As an example, it claimed that customers of Public Ser¬ to move against Gulf, and then -Bruce Williamson, .TOP1EN7 P « taken," he added. only after the subcommittee WALT DtSNEY pmouctbrt The Gulf official said that in vice Electric and Gas Co. of New Jersey have had to pay prodded the FPC into acting in 1976, the report said. scheduled Playboy TONIGHT the meantime, the government Documentaries on Mao¬ cannot force the company to $17.5 million more because the SHOWTIME: 7:00,1:45,10:30 Gulf curtailments caused utili¬ Gulfs failure to meet its ist China and the nomads come up with gas it doesn't SHOWPLACE: 114 Natural Selene# ties served by Texas Eastern to contractual obligations is a of Afghanistan will be ADMISSION: $2.50 Student! have. violation of the Natural Gas shown at 3 p.m. today in 13.50 Staff« Faculty The subcommittee report find more expensive supplies of the Con Con Room at the t entertainment service el the International Center. Owen Lattimore, a famous China watcher who Math head gets students' grievance list was blacklisted during the McCarthy era because of his support of Chinese (continued from page 1) Schreiber stated that he was that despite the intent to teach Communist leader Mao "Examinations and other as¬ annoyed at the fact that the Math 108 on a uniform basis, Tse-tung, will discuss Chi¬ different professors emphasize na after the film "Frontiers signments submitted for grad¬ math department does not list different concepts more than of Mao's China Revisited." ing during the term should be professor and TA names next returned with sufficient to section numbers In the others throughout their lec¬ Nazif Shahrani, of Har¬ schedule book. vard University's Center promptness to enhance the course tures. for Middle Eastern Stud¬ learning process." He added that he is still Adney said all of the items Another student filed a ies, will discuss the nomads concerned with the fairness of a stated in the letter will be of Afghanistan. grievance against a TA who uniform final exam. He said reviewed by the committee. failed to keep appointments that were previously set be¬ tween the TA and the student. the student This action, charged, is in violation of point 6 of the code. The Company Adney said he will forward presents... the complaints and grievances to the Committee for Student Grievances in the math depart¬ ment and let it deal with it. Christopher Fry's comedy Adney declined to comment about the letter issued by Legal TheLady's Services. "I could give my opinion but I don't want to say anything that might influence the commit¬ tee." he said. "I want them (the students) to have a fair hear¬ ing." In addition to sending Adney the grievances and complaints. Rot for CAMP SOMERSET FOR GIRLS CAMP COBBOSSEE FOR BOYS IN BEAUTIFUL MAINE Top salary accommodalions and Dene Ills to e*p«fi«nced counselors aim e* pertise m any ol the following Swim mmg ] woman apartment. Air condition¬ ing, pool. Campus close. 965/ Campus View Apartments. 351- 0474. 3-2-28 (14) TWO BEDROOM house in coun¬ try. 9200 plus utilities. Carpeting, month. 332-0556. 5-2-25 (151 GALAXY 500 1967? 64^000 miles. VW VAN 1965. Body - good FEMALE NEEDED - 964.75, no garden space. 339-2960. 8-3-4 (121 Great engine and body. Needs ex¬ except for rocker panels. Com¬ FEMALE NEEDED to sublease WAITRESSES WANTED. After¬ heat. Very close. Spring/summer. OWN BEDROOM in 2 437 MAC. Beautiful 4 window haust pipe. 9525/best offer. 353- pletely rebuilt engine. 9475. 669- noons and evenings, apply in Call Jenni, 351-6306. X 3-2-24 (121 person Cedar Village spring term. 988/ 5997 after 6:30 p.m. 5-3-1 (16) room. Summer'only. 969/month. £040. 3-2-25 1161 apartment. Close. Female for month. Diane, 351-8542. 2-2-25 person after 6 p.m. PAUL 351-2326, Susie. 8-3-7 1121 spring. Reasonable. 332-0490. REVERE'S TAVERN, 2703 East NEEDED TWO females, spring HAVING A hard time selling your - 8-3-2 1121 Grand River. 3-2-28 117) term. Beautiful Cedar Village with THREE BLOCKS five bed unwanted car? Call ONE OR 2 lemalelsl to share room - Kathy at 355-8255 to spark a quick sale. S 8-2-28 (171 | Motorcycles JfaoJ FINANCIAL ANALYST - recent two nice girls. 983/month, tiable. 351-9382. 8-3-4 1161 nego¬ FEMALE NEEDED share furnished spring term to two person in apartment, block from campus. 987. 332 8239. 1-2-24 (141 rooms, 9350/month, available March. Dick, 489-4466 after 7 p.m. grad or one-two years experience. apartment. Close. 337-1481.6-2-28 3-2-28 (12) MGB 1972. Stereo. 51,000. Save i KAWASAKI - 250, Qualifier, Degree in accounting or finance. FURNISHED, POOL, carpet, air, 1121 DON'T PAY utilities. Everything Fee paid. Phone GORDON ASSO¬ dishwasher. 968.75/month. One- OWN ROOM in large house - bundle, must sell now. 91250 oi excellent condition, Penton 175. included for 9165/month. One Many extras for both. 882-4482 CIATES, 349-4603. 3-2-25 (201 two females, 4 person apartment. EAST LANSING - close i. Mar- spring. Three blocks campus best offer. 393-7292. 5-2-24 1151 bedroom furnished, country set¬ 4-2-25 (121 Spring, summer. 332-4516. Sheryl, ried couple or single women. 983.33/utilities. 351-4073. 8-3-4 JANITOR LIGHT cleaning and Carol. 5-3-1 118) ting, 4 miles east of MSU. 1121 - Three rooms and bath - basement MONTE CARLO 1974. 32,000 maintenance. Efficiency - 9145. No pets. 339- Experience pre¬ apartment. Unfurnished, all utili¬ 8686. 8-3-7 (231 miles. Air, stereo tape, radials. ferred. Apply in person, 2-4 p.m. EAST LANSING FEMALE. OWN room, four bed - MSU five ties paid. No pets. 9185. Also have Immaculate. 332-6135; 489-6707. ALLE'EY NIGHT CLUB. 2-2-24 blocks walking distance. Large room house. 965 plus utilities. 925 first floor apartment available FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted. 10 8-3-2 112) 1151 two bedroom, furnished. Heat, deposit. Bus line. 484-9360 after March 1st - 9180/electricity. minutes from campus. Luxury water included in rent. 9240. 4:30 p.m. 8-3-4 1161 Phone 332-5988. 8-3-2 (34) MONTE CARLO 1976 - Landau, PART TO fuH time dishwasher. apartment. 9100/month. 394-2768. GOOD USED TIRES. 13-14-15 351-2798. 5-3-1 (18) 6-3-3 1121 all black, low mileage, air. Must inch. Priced from 94. Mounted Part time captain, maitre'd, ACROSS FROM campus. Two HASLETT - LARGE 2 bedroom, sell, new car ordered. 94750. free. PENNELL SALES, 1301)4 evenings. Part time office help. TWO FEMALES needed - own bedroom, inexpensive student on lake, 1% baths, central air. EAST LANSING — Furnished/un¬ 393-4755. 5-2-28 (161 East Kalamazoo, Apply in person - GRAPEVINE rental. Immediate occupancy, call rooms in modern duplex. Very Carpeted, Lansing-482- drapes, dishwasher, furnished one bedroom. Patio, EQUITY VEST. 484-9472. C 15-2- 5818. C-20-2-28 1171 RESTAURANT, 2758 East Grand close. 351-1524. 8-3-3 112) 9285., gas included. On busline, River. 3-2-25 (231 carpeting, drapes, air condition¬ 28(141 March 1. 487-2424, 339-3360. 8-2- Rabbit ing, ample parking, laundry facili¬ REBUILT STARTERS, and alternators for your generators AVON FEMALE NEEDED for 3 person 281221 ties. Rent includes heat and water.' ROOMMATES WANTED - two foreign Twyckingham Apartment. Rent Phone 351-6189. 0 3-2-28 I22I rooms in large three bedroom car at CHEQUERED FLAG FOR¬ TO buy or sell. 482-6893. MALE - SPRING term. Across WITH THE REAR negotiable. Until June. 349-4715. house. Clean, quiet, must sea. EIGN CAR PARTS, 2605 East C 6-2-28 (12) from Mayo. Air, balcony. 985 per 5-3-2 (12) HASLETT - 5906 Marsh Road. 983/month. 482-5736 5-2-28 1161 SEAT DOWN, Kalamazoo Street. One mile west' month. 337-2345. 8-2-28 1121 Two and three bedroom apart¬ 10 M 13.44 MORE LUGGAGE SPACE of campus. 487-5055. C-20-2-28 CRAFT PERSON in residence, [Si; Jit S 76 ONE MALE needed to sublease ments with carpeting, drapes. FEMALE NEEDED for co-ed lilOR leather craft and design WOL¬ IJV; in 7 20 13 SO 14.10 THAN A (251 VERINE is seeking a Leather Craft large 4 man furnished apartment. 394-5230. 5-2-28 1131 house. Own room, near campus. 3.24 164 16.20 20.14 CADILLAC SEVILLE ATTENTION TIGHTWADS - Get and Design person to work in a Close to campus. Spring term. Collingwood Apartments Call 332-3336 anytime. 8-3-3 (121 360 9 60 1800 22 40 Rent negotiable Americana 2 bedroom furnished FEMALE TO sublet spring and/or TRUNK. bucks fast by selling your used new concept Leather Store that is Apartments. 351 5882. 8-3-7 1201 OWN ROOM, 960 plus utilities. \ A 1 |» 159 12 00 22 SO 21.00 COOK HIMIMAN being established in Rockford, one available till June summer. Air, furnished, clean. Campus close. 980/month plus Available immediately. Fireplace. £■ Michigan. Minimum of 2 years On river. Good neighbors. Oke- TWO FEMALES: Campus Hill 351-8282 electricity. Call Jill, 351-8326. 5-2- II DEADLINE VW VOLVO MAZDA /ON 91W W. SAGINAW 971-5600 experience in Leather Craft and design required. Must have ability to design. Prefer some previous Apartments. Furnished, dishwash¬ er. Bus to MSU, pool. 975 each. 28119) mos. 349-5425. 3-2-24 114) WE BUY junk cars and trucks. Top Cathleen, 349-2071. 3-2-28 1151 FRANDOR NEAR-BRENTWOOD EAST SIDE of Lansing. Own craft teaching experience. Good SPRING TERM - female. Rent Mon. t Thuri. til 9 (doted Sat.) dollar, 489-4647. NORTHSIDE APARTMENTS. Two bedroom, room. 970 plus utilities. 970 AUTO PARTS AND SALVAGE. 0 starting salary with benefits. Send negotiable. Next to campus. Great FEMALE NEEDED spring term to unfurnished garden level, air con¬ deposit. 487-5737. 8-3-2 1121 Lcead is ordered it cannot roommates. Call 332-6243. 8-2-28 10-2-24 1141 resume of experience with salary sublet Campus Hill. 976/month, ft conceded or changed ui ditioning, carpeting, carport. Quiet requirements to: Director of Per¬ Free bus service. 349-2272 8-3-7 ATTRACTIVE ROOM. Pleasant . couple. Only 9190. Phone 482- ft offer first insertion, ui MUSTANG MACH I - 1975. JUNK CARS wanted. We pay sonnel, WOLVERINE WORLD CAMPUS MALL - close, one 1766. 8-3-3 119) house, 1 or 2, close campus. Rent lis ordered & cancelled WIDE INC., Rockford, Michigan, 14,000 miles, steel belted, 4-speed, more if they run. Also negotiable. 351 9477. 8-3 7 1121 buy used bedroom, carpeted, ait, and snack ft 1 p.m. 2 class days before V-6. 351-2861.5-2-28(121 cars and trucks. 489-3080 anytime. 49351. E.O.E. M/F. Z 5-2-24 (791 TWO - PERSON, one bedroom bar. 9155.339-2346; 655-3843 after FEMALE NEEDED to share one C-20-2-28 1171 furnished. Very close. 991 /month 4 p.m. bedroom apartment. Very close to MALE SUBLET spring - summer SUMMER JOB. Camp Waldon 5-2-25 (151 MUSTANG 1973 Fastback. Excel¬ plus utilities. 351-2402. 12-3-11 campus. Spring and/or summer. Share upper flat of large farm lent condition, tape deck, other (co-ed) taking interviews for 1121 337-0780. 8-3-3 (16) house, 7 miles north of campus. QU1K& QUALIFIED FEMALE NEEDED, one bedroom, an ad change extras. 92500. 372-7547; 485-2017. positions for dance instructors, 489-4177. 5-2-2 (161 REPAIR AND close to campus. Prefer non- }r word per day 8-3-4 (121 archeology, tennis, golf, gym¬ ONE OR two male roommates, CHALET APARTMENTS have MA INTENANCE SER VICE smoker. Call after 8 p.m. - 332- ftodditionol words. nastics, fencing, and two nurses spring and summer. Well- one furnished, two bedroom LAINGSBURG. 16 miles north NOVA SS 1973. AM/FM, 8-track. FOR YOUR CAR IR.N.1.1-313-626-2270. 5-2-251231 equipped, brand new duplex. 3313.5-2-24J13I apartment, 987/month, close. 332- east campus. Large farm home - 3 TECH CENTER Close to campus, furnished, plenty its Personal ads must Power steering, 3-speed, runs TWO FEMALES needed spring 6197 8-2-28J12I bedroom, yard. Available now. HOME OF MR. TUNE-UP GIRL NEEDED - phone answering, well, no rust. 353-4308.8-2-28115) MS E. MICHIGAN 489-S9S9 parking. 337-1111, message; or term. Furnished 4 person. Close to 9150 up. 361-7497. 0-4-2-28(171 customer service, mornings. 882- FEMALE OWN bedroom, 351-3t*;ttlckC.S-3tiH25) '"rampus. 975/month. 351-5002. 3- - 7341. 5-2-25 (12) North wind Farms. Call 351-6297 or ?54 (141 TWO BLOCKS from campus, four OLDSMOBILE 1972 Cutlass. 4 MASON BODY SHOP 812 East 484-2776 after 5 p.m. 4-2-25 1121 MASTER BEDROOM, private to six bedroom homes for rent door, vinyl top, air, cruise, 52,000 Kalamazoo Street since 1940. miles. 91825. 394-2483. 8-3-4 (131 AMBITOUS PEOPLE needed for bath. One or two girls, spring or FEMALE GRAD student needed starting fall. All homes are fur¬ Complete auto painting and col¬ FEMALE: NEEDED spring term for profitable part time work. Phone summer. $55/month. Pool, bal¬ to share 2 bedroom. 9100/month. nished and very nice. All Craig lision service. American and for¬ 485-2453 for interview 7 9 p.m. two person, furnished apartment Gibson and leave a - cony. Call 882-0798. 3-2-28 117) Call Jane, 353-7290 or 882-2640. ■tore due 7 days from the OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 - 1969. eign cars. 485-0256. C-20-2-281201 adjacent to campus. Call 332-4025. 627-9773 14-2-25 I28I Good condition, new tires. 9750. weekdays. 5-2-25 (141 8-3-3 (151 5-2-24 1141 I expiration dote. If not MSU - 2 miles. Busline, indoor 355-9839 after 5 p.m. 8-3-7 (121 AMERICAN. GERMAN AND FEMALE WANTED, own room, |d by the due dote a 50' FOREIGN CAR REPAIR, also SUMMER JOBS - NILES pool, weight room, saunas, tennis, TWO OR 4 people to sublet spring ONE OR two females needed to :e charge will be basketball, golf, track, dishwasher, and/or summer. Block from cam¬ two bedroom townhouse. quiet. PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1970. body. 20% DISCOUNT to stu¬ BUCHANAN YMCA is taking share apartment. 988.33 882-8285 luxury furnished. One person for 2 9J17.50/month. Katha, 393 3808. dents and faculty on all cash 'n applications for summer day camp pus. 332-8346 or 332-6035. 4-2-25 or 349-1006. 8-2-251121 Four door, 318 automatic, power 10-2-24 (12) staff. Need waterfront director, person apartment. $120/month 116) carry VW service parts. IMPORT steering, air. Good body, good includes utilities. Call 332-2910 FEMALE NEEDED spring term. 4 AUTO PARTS, 500 East Kalama¬ counselors, and swim instructors. running condition, 9495. 351-8223 before noon. 2-2-25 (31) ONE OR two female r zoo and Cedar. 485-2047; 485- Work-study students get first person - Cedar Village Apart¬ after 6 p.m. 8-3-2(191 share partially furnished Kings ment. 983/month. 332-5709. 8-3-4 NEEDED: SINGERS, DANCERS. 9229. Master Charge and Bank priority. Please write: YMCA, 315 EAST LANSING, sublease one Pointe East for spring and sum¬ HIGGLERS. MAGICIANS. NOVELTY Americard. C-20-2-28 1371 West Main Street, Niles, Michigan PONTIAC CATALINA 1973. bedroom furnished apartment, mer. Bus/parking. Please call ACTS. AND BURLESQUE PERFORMERS 49120. 4-2 25 (361 Excellent condition, low mileage. Cedar Greens. Rent negotiable. Sheri, 332-4251. 8-3-3 1221 • ONE MAN needed, own bedroom GHIA Coupe 1973. 355-0539. Z 8-3-3 (12) Air conditioning. Best offer. 351- BABYSITTER FOR infant. Stu¬ in two bedroom apartment. 9126/ M Make offer. J||{j "o ^st. 0190. X 8-2-281121 «5p.m. 8-2-25 (121 L Employment dent wife preferred. Walking dis¬ ONE BEDROOM unfurnished. WALK TO downtown Lansing. Two bedroom apartment in newer month. 349-9491. 3-2-25 1121 AUDITIONS tance to campus. 7:45 a.m. - 12:15 FOR TWO MUSICALS: PONTIAC GRAND Prix 1973 Haslett Road. Close. NORTH building. 9180/month. 487-1946. 2 ROOMMATES for spring term. ' p.m. Monday-Fridays. References MONZA 1976 - Power, air, vinyl top, AM/FM tape, SOMEONE TO clean 3-5 p.m. four POINTE APARTMENTS. 332- 8-3-3 1131 995 each, or 1 roommate. 9142.50. THIS IS VAUDVILLE! needed. Call 351-1762. 4-2-25 1181 PCotipe. 5-speed, 4-cylin- rally 2 wheel, console with power days/week. 92/hour. 332-1350 af¬ 6354. C-20-2-28 (12) & Twyckingham. 351-4403. 8-3-1 *3, less than 7,000 windows. 92650. 372-5452. 8-2-28 ter 6 p.m. 8-3-4 (121 ONE BLOCK from campus, fur¬ 1131 THE DRUNKARD - Ask for Sue. BROOKWOOD ' MANOR - two nished efficiency . bedroom apartments THURS., FEB. 24 • SUN.. FEB. 27 unfurnished. f) - Saturday. 3-2-25 (201 PANTRY PART time positions, $180. available starting fall. Call Craig OWN ROOM, one female for three 3-9 P.M. RENAULT-17 days or nights. Apply in person - security deposit required, no pets. Gibson and leave a bedroom house. CLOSE. Spring 1973, excellent message. W CRUISER ™ Olds~Wagon AM/FM stereo, tape condition. Low mileage, front LONG'S, 6810 South Cedar. 7-3-3 A.V. REPAIR TECHNICIAN Call 394-0490 after 4:30 p.m. 7-3-1 (15) 627-9773. 14-2-25 1181 and/or summer. 351-5290. X 3-2- wheel drive, radials. 337-0704. (14) 25(141 * 12500. 349 4863. 8-3-4 Part time. Contact Robert Town- 8-3-2 (121 HASLETT SMALL send, Director, Regional Media BROOKWOOD MANOR one - one bed¬ ROOMMATES WANTED. Two GENERAL OFFICE help needed in - consumer activist office, down¬ Center, Mason. 517-676-3222. 4-2- bedroom unfurnished, $168. room. Partly furnished. 9100 rooms available in large house ss S 1974. 2-door, con- SNOW PLOW - being trans¬ 25 (16) Security deposit required, no pets. monthly plus utilities. 950 deposit. *, power steering, air. ferred, must sell. With clients, 6'6" town Lansing. Must have work 339-8659 after 3 p.m. and week with fireplace. 985/month, split RAINBOW RANCH Call 394-0490 after 4:30 p.m. 7-3-1 utilities. Call 351-5518 anytime. power angle Western Blade. 1976 study and be able to type. Call ends. 8-2-24 (17) f*sr 5 p.m. 5-3-21131 International Scout Terra 4X4. Denise at 487-6001. 5-3-2 (231 GENERAL HOUSECLEANING, six 6-2-25 117) Extras. 95500 firm. 482-9514. 7-2- - ten hours/week. $2.20/hour. SUPREME 1974. References required. 641-4108 24(221 after 5 p.m. 8-3-2 (13) PIKE-SEASON 115T2.5-3-1 I CORONET many new parts, wo or make offer. Must (161 THUNDERBIRD 1970. AM/FM, air, 4-door, vinyl top. Great trans¬ COCKTAIL waiters. WAITRESSES and Nights. Apply in person, PART TIME employment for MSU students. 15-20 hours/week. dtopcfeingfjam will be BIKE SALE! 1966. V-8, portation. 9600. 332-5760. 3-2-25 2-4 p.m. BONNIE AND CLYDE'S Automobile required. 339-9500. leasing for summer and fall Kabuki ■J®. dent. New battery/ (121 316 East Michigan. 3-2-25 (151 C-15-2-28 (12) 10-speed TCOmple,e exhaust sys- Wednesday, March 2 105. 95 1300. 365-7978. TOYOTA COROLLA 1975. Excel¬ ♦ Luxury apartment* completely furnished with dis¬ Regularly lent condition. 35 mpg. 92000 or $U7 NOW best offer. 694-3487. 5-3-4 112) tinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture and shag carpeting throughout. New disc brake, cotterless cranks, Shimano Tourney ♦ Each unit has dishwasher, garbage disposal, central air deroilleurs. Many colors to choose (rom. Karly Bird conditioning and heating. ♦ Swimming Pool and VILOCIPKDE PIDDLER private balconies. 351-7240 Loafing... 541 E. Grand Rlvar Call Downstairs Balow Paramounf News Waters A Rivers PLEASE!! 351-7166 Idge Apts. located G4MPUS HILL Hagadorn Road just south of Sorvico Rood. No Root Increases This Year! ALL STUDENT ADVERTISING MUST BE CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS Ifor a limited time only! will be PREPAID BEGINNING Will be taking reservations leasing for Summer and Fall now arc leasing for aoxt fallS «sM»r TODAY AT 2 p.m. Wednesday, March 2 Wednesday, March 2 • ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENTS FEATl'RING: 2 johns per • AIR CONDITIONING $50 apt. balconies, walk to All student advertising must be prepaid • SWIMMING POOL campus, furnished, air con¬ wilt reserve an apartment ditioned. on site maintenance the last two weeks of each term. • PRIVATE BALCONIES man, friendly management. • WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE TO CAMPUS •2Bedn»(s for rental e SwinnilP Pool Free Bus Service call See or information • finished 349-3530 Free Bus Service Bob or Joan Apt. 214 347 Student Services • DisJiwaslws Free Roommate Service Wotersedge Dr. 351-8631 • Central Air I0S0 (next to Cedar Village) 355-8255 NMght ml to Free Roommate Service 113S Michigan Avo. the M.I.H. Brady 332*4433 ». Lansing, Ml. Lmltl Rest ell Braid River, Oksmoi Thursday, Febru,JOrV •j >J Michigon Slote News, Eost Lonsing. Michigon 24, 197? CrnJB I »<■" 101 r htm» ||^] [ ui.ii! ifW] liwimjwlN OLDER PERSON needed to share FEMALES - OWN rooms-house. SPRING CLEANING is just around ALBINO COCKATEEL one SELL YOUR Mobile Home FAST! INCOME TAX preparation by TAX - year house. $80/month plus utilities. 2 miles-MSU. Pets considered. the corner! All those unused items Call Barb at 355-8255 and place an CORPORATION OF AMERICA old, with new cage. Can learn to 485-0686. 5-2-28 1121 Warm atmosphere. 332-2681. 16- can be turned into cash! Sell them talk. 351-7131. 5-2-24 (13) ad that sells! S 3-11 (15) counselor in your home. Week¬ 3-11 (12) fast with a classified ad. Call Kevin ends, evenings, 337-2747 after 5 Announcements for It's What's FEMALE NEEDED - spring term. at_355-8255. S 16-301J27) PUPPY TO give away to good BARGAIN MOBILE home - 12 X p.m. 0-20-2-28 (17) Happening must be received In the Minority Pre-Med Sturt, Rent $50-$70. Beautiful house, SINGLE ROOMS. $25 deposit. home. 11 weeks old. Call 669- 60 Stonegate Park. Furnished, State News office, 341 Student campus 112) close. 351 6461. 4-2-25 From $66/month. Also lease by week. Call between 12-6 p.m., COMIC BOOKS, science fiction and much more! Visit CURIOUS 3207; 489-2835. E 5-3-1 (13) new skirting, heat sealed, new antenna Prefer cash, terms with OPEN 9 - 5:30 p.m. daily. Closed Saturdays. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, Service* Bldg., by noon at least two class days before publication. freetoaflMsi!!0^*! 351-4495. C 10-2-28 (15) USED BOOK SHOP, 307 East ENGLISH SETTER pups - 6 references. 489-5711; 882 4652. 2617 Eadt Michigan, Lansing. 372- No announcements will be accept¬ Keith DUPLEX ON .Short Street. Own Grand River, 332-0112, (open weeks old, AKC, wormed, had 8-3-2- (201 7409. C 5-2-251121 ed by phone. McElroy. room. $90 plus utilities. Two GREAT LOCATION, own room. 11:30-6 p.m.). C-20-2-28 (20) first shots. Guaranteed to hunt. blocks from campus. 351-6237. One block off Michigan Avenue. 676-5429 after 5 p.m. - weekends FREE...A lesson in complexion Video Awareness workshop will Recreational vollevh.,, M [ Lost I foni |(^| , Close to campus. Neat, clean. SHERWOOD S7210 stereo dyna- care. Call 484-4519, East Michigan, individuals and 4-2-24 1141 anytime. 2-2-25 (19) be held at 7:30 tonight in the «-m. until 1 332 6051. 5-2-25 (151 quad receiver. Mint condition, or 485-7197, Lansing Mall. MERLE Union Lobby. Learn how to uee p m sunn I sell. 353-4208. 1-2-24 (12) ROOM - HOUSE in country must LOST: SMALL dog, tan and NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS. portable equipment. fena of ih e 2** C-20-2-28 (18) Building. setting, Williamston. Pets, horses welcome. Non-smoker. 349-2040. 526 SUNSET Lane. $21/week, utilities included. Cooking, park¬ 100 USED VACUUM Tanks, cannisters and uprights. cleaners. [ Mobile Homes J[w] white, scar on stomach. Please call 485 8030. 1-2-24 (12) COMPLETE DRAPERY Please join the Southern Africa 8-3-1 (121 ing. Lease to 6-12-77. 351-5847. cleaning Liberation Committee ISALCI. We Guaranteed one full year. $7.88 service featuring take down and 3-2 28(13! MT. VERNON, two bedroom. FOUND: GRAY and tan cat with meet at 7:30 p.m. and up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING re-hanging. We also steam clean Sunday at the OWN ROOM beautiful house. $160/month plus deposit. Wins- orange collar. Spartan Village. Call Peace Center, 1108 S. Harrison ROOMS. 4 pecple. Available now, COMPANY 316 North Cedar, low's Park. Park carpeting with the Michco meth¬ Road. Close. Dishwasher, fireplace. Must regulations: no 355-0814. 1-2-24 (12) od. Rod one block from Union. 394-4796, opposite City Market. C-20-2-28 children or pets. Mahaffey. at RIVERVIEW see to appreciate. 337-0367. 8 3 7 655-2252. 8-3-2 CLEANERS. 485 1743. BL 1-2-24 741 The Christian leave message. 7-3-4 (12) (17/ 1241 Science 0«_ LIKE NEW duple*! Carpeted, big CLOSE, OWN room. 2 bedroom COLOR TV - RCA. XL-100 solid state, 15" screen. Excellent condi¬ RAINBOW 12 X 60 - furnished, minutes -campus. Washer/dryer [Pommts Porsoul fWn Sorikofi] Hon, south students and campus facul^ inil house. Cooking, parking. $85. tion. $220. 35529839. 8-3-7 (12) yard disposal. Two bedroom, set up. $7500/negotiable. 339 Instruction basement. 339-2882, 489 6443. 8 339-2961 after 6 p.m. 2-2-25 (12) PROOFREADING, TYPING/.50 TRIVIA CHALLENGE, only $2.00, 2916. 8-3-2 (12) S.B. - THE assistant carpenter is 2;25 (12) TRIVIA, Box 41068, Chicago, Illi¬ ready to check the quality of the per double spaced page. Justified OWN ROOM, beautiful house/ Spirit of Christ Ft.,., nois 60641. Z 10-3-8(12) 1973 MEADOWBROOK14X65' job when completed. Love, P.B. PIANO LESSONS by experienced typesetting available. Headline comes you to ACROSS STREET from campus, yard. Fireplace, washer/dryer. prayer 1 2 24 (171 young teacher. Beginning thru type, $1/word. MariJane, 9 a.m. Bible study at 7 4848 Hagadorn, two bedroom. Available March 15th. 351 3565. Close. Good neighbors. $87.50' DRESSAGE SADDLE, miscellan¬ set up to move in; 3 bedrooms, central air, extra insulation, advanced. 694-3487. 10-3-9 (121 - 5 p.m. weekdays, 349-1103. p.m. Sunday in tonighta„ utilities. 337-0937. 1-2-24 (14) 3-2-25 1191 the n 8-2 251121 eous tack, equipment, riding ap¬ dishwasher, disposal, stove 8 Christian Church. parel. Like new! Great bargains! Real Estate A FOR RENT. Spring and summer. 1 refrigerotor. outside shed, bedroom/bath. Grand River Ave¬ 332-0621. 8-3-4 (12) campus close. [Typing Service jf*!. PURR-FECT TYPE. Accurate per Government studentsi TV (Public access J Rooms W- nue, across from Mason-Abbott. 332-2714. 5-2-24 (16) SEWING MACHINE CLEARANCE SALE! Brand new portables 374-7431 DON'T PITCH a tent! Let Paul Coady, MUSSELMAN REALTY sonal and professional IBM typing One day service. 351 -5094. C-20-2- for Ea sing) needs volunteer govef RICHARDSON 1971 -12 X 60 two find you a place to call home. ELEVEN YEARS experience 28 112) reporters, analysts and cM $49.95. $5 per month. Large typing theses, manuscripts, term CLEAN, QUIET, furnished room in " selection of reconditioned used bedroom partially furnished. $3600 or best offer. 485-3914. 8-2-24 (12) 332-3582. C 5-2-25 (17) papers. Evenings, 675-7544. C-20- ANN BROWN PRINTING AND watchers. Call 351 02Hlo,l house. Close. AVAILABLE For Sale ^ machines. Singer, Whites, Nec- chi's, New Home and "many FOR RENT - Shaftsburg area. TWO YEAR old California Con¬ 2-28 112) TYPING, Dissertation, resumes, Women: Anonymously! MARCH 1ST. 332-5527 after 5 general printing. Serving MSU for sexual others." $19.95 to $39.95. Terms.- Two bedroom, furnished. Porch, temporary Home with provincial 27 years with assaults obscene J p.m. 2-2-25 (13) flare. Offer livability beyond your complete theses rape. Call the Women's 1 10 SPEED Schwin Varsity boys EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING fenced, reasonable. 339-2882, 489 fondest dream. Nine room country service. 349-0850. C-20-2-28 (19) office from 4:40 to 6 p.m.i FREE LAUNDRY, own room, no bike, 27", $80. Call 393-6970 after COMPANY, 1115 North Washing¬ 6443. 8-2-25 (12) estate with 3088 square feet of through Thursdays 4 p.m. 8 3 4 (12) ton. 489 6448-_C>20-2^28 (26) utilities, campus close. $90 _ luxurious living. Five bedrooms, month. 425 Ann Street, Room 1972 Graywood Mobile Home EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Dis¬ DUNCAN PHYFE dining room set. four baths, two fireplaces, large Social Work Week ci_ 4 5. Call 337-1412. 3-2-28 (17) ALVAREZ LONG Johns, 40% off 65x12, 2 bedrooms, 1% baths sertation, (pica-elite). FAYANN, with speakers from list. The natural guitar string. Four chairs, double leaf table, living area. Kitchen has built-in 489 0358. C-20-2-28 112) youth dJ china cabinet. $400. 393-5941; Fully re-carpeted, partially re¬ stove, built-in double oven, refrig¬ ment organization and thel FEMALE TO share 3 bedroom While they last, MARSHALL modeled. 3518824 aftjr_5 p.m.JO^I (17) Kitchen appliances, erator, dishwasher, trash compac¬ beginning at 7 tonight I MUSIC, Guitar Shop, East Lan¬ EXPERIENCED SECRETARY with FLORIDA'S CHEAPER and more home. Short walk from MSU. Call washer/dryer & much more. tor and revolving pantry. Full Horticulture Bldg. sing, C-1-2-24 (19) TYPEWRITER - ROYAL Sabre Excellent Condition, must sell. office administration degree will fun when you share the ride. 351:4097. 3 2-28 (12) _ manual, seldom used, with case. length deck on upper floor, full do typing at home. Dissertations Advertise here for rides or riders $7,500. - Phone 625-7014 After length patio from lower floor, See the movie "Say gJ BOGUE STREET co-op needs r -| $50. Call 355-8932. E 5-3-2 (12) 5:30 S-5-25 sliding glass doors from each' to resumes, etc. Call 394-3904. Call Ted at 355-8255. S 3-11 (171 on endangered species, ai woman. $116/room and board, 10-2-28 1171 i i room to deck and patio. Two car Lew Regenstein, auth rest of term. Tamsen, 337-2125 BOOK EXCHANGE - 2301 East WINDSOR 14 X 70. Short - attached garage with electric tics of Extinction" 52 25 (141^ 5 15% ! Michigan Avenue. Paperbacks, comics, buy. sell, trade, 485-0416. drive-campus. Expando, deck/ awning, air. Many extras. 625- door, on approximately 8 acres EXPERIENCED TYPIST and accurate. - fast Dissertations, [ Wnlud Monday in 109 Anthony J MALE OR female needed term. Own room, bath/shower. spring I Off On All Guitars | 12-3-11 (12) 4264. 5-2-28 (12) M/'L rolling lawn. 25 more acres available with 20 acres M/L of theses and term papers. Call Education and criminal! 339-3575. 3-2-24 (121 $80/month. Parking. Close to | With This Ad | mature apple trees, 40 X 40 tool WANTED - FEMALE student for majors: volunleers needed I campus. 351-6882 5-3-1 (171 . | ■ Les Paul, Fender Jazz Base, And | | SPEAKERS - OHM'S. Beautiful condition and sound. Must see, t"beTowTactbry invoice"! shed. This home has to be appreciate the beauty and work¬ seen to PAULA'S TYPING SERVICE. Call light housework. Inquire, 259 West Grand River, across from court protected children in and math. Ask about "Tel P FEMALE NEEDED. Own room, J Many Others ! $270. 351-1572. 1-2-24 (12) I MOBILE HOME. 14x66 I 482-4714 for free estimate. My Arby's. Z 5-3-1 (14) Reach" in 26 Student J manship. For appointment call specialty is dissertations. 0-20-2-28 furnished house. Spring and'or summer. $80. 337-0657 8-3-4 1121 I Over 100 Used | HEATHKIT ~AR-1500 Stereo re¬ HOWELL TOWN AND COUN¬ 19 YEARS old, Libyan student TRY, INCORPORATED. 517-851 I Leather Coats I ceiver, 60 watts RMS per channel, 8444. Evenings wants to live with American Instructional <1 with no more than .25% total call 517-521-3845. THESIS. DISSERTATION, and OWN ROOM in co-ed 3 bedroom | COME ON DOWN | harmonic and intermodular distor¬ B 1-2-24 (128) term paper typing. Fast reason¬ family, not far from LCC. 353 for Association of Edul house. $60,'month. 3 miles to | DICKER A DEAL I tion. Excellent tuner, mint condi¬ I able. Call JOHN CALHOUN, 332 0905. 5-3-2 (161 Communication and Tec| campus. Call after 5 p.m. - 484- | 1701 South Cedar I tion. $295_349_9579. 3-2-25 (25) 2078. O 6-2 28 (121 convention April 25 throu j J | Ricreatioe Jfjg John] 2922. 3-2-25 1171 I 487-3886 WOMAN DESIRES early evening Miami, Florida. Call CLOSE. TWO rooms on MAC. j TV - black/white protable. Only 1 old. $50.355-8932 after 6 p.m. ■ NOW ONLY '9,950 select mobile homes 15 YEARS typing experience. light housework. Will also cook and do laundry. 337-0197, 7-10 zer in Human for details. Ecology De year i HIGHLAND HILLS Golf Couthe Reasonable. Resumes, term pa¬ $76.88/month. Call Nancy or Shel¬ E 5-2-25 (12) p.m. 5-2-24 114) ■ N. US 27. LANSING I has opening for league play, pers, general typing. Diane, 349- "Peanuts to President"! ley, 351-2326. 3-2-25 (12) 2855. 8-3-4 112) NEW. USED and vintage guitars, WANTED PHOTOGRAPHERS! banjos, mandolins, etc. Dulcimers s Tuesday 4:30 - 5:30, both nines. Phone 669-9873. 8-2-25 1151 J.C. save us now?" [ ONE BEAUTIFUL room in a big house. Great windows for plants For quality used equipment - fully guaranteed! Nikkormat Ftn, and kits, recorders, strings, acces¬ sories. books, thousands of hard VALIANT 1969 - 8 miles campus. CANOE THE Everglades spring RAPID TYPING service. Themes, dissertations, term papers. IBM ({u IN I/TOWN and man questions on the and the elite, what! I Excellent location. Immediate Vivitar. 22CSL, Mamiya SLR, Ar¬ to find albums. (All at very low 12 X 65, two bedrooms. Shed, break. 7 days-$130 plus trans¬ Selectric. Call 694-1541. 13-3-11 destiny? at 6 tonight in 335 Union. and] opening. Please call!! 351-2142, gus SLR, Canon Range Finder, carpeting, appliances. $5,500.332- 313-626-1129. 10-3-8119) Leica Range Finder/lenses, Rollei- prices.) Private and group lessons portation. Deadline March 12. 9923. X-8-2-24 113) flex twin lense, Rapid Omega on guitar, banjo, mandolin, all PINE RIVER CANOE CAMP. 676- EXPERT IBM "V.D. Blues" a Typist-Theses, dis¬ CLOSE - LARGE, clean, quiet, 120-220 camera, Vintage Realist styles. Gift certificates. Expert 2389:675-7514. 13-3-11 1191 sertations, general typing. Rea¬ Channel 9 in the East Com| FOR RENT/sale - 2 bedroom, furnished room. Available March repairs-free estimates. ELDERLY sonable. 393-9971 /337-2129 after 6 classrooms. near MSU, Stove, refrigerator, 1st. 351-8154 after 3 p.m. 4-2-25 ters. Polaroids, movie cameras, INSTRUMENTS, 541 East Grand (121 binoculars, and more. Buy. sell telescopes plus and trade. WIL¬ River. 332-4331. C-20-228J49) drapes. $180 393-5175 8 3 4 (12) | SerTitT p.m. X 24-3-11 1121 FAST AND WIN MONEYI Grand prizes from p.m. MSU Sports Club mi Friday at the Rainboij PANASONIC AM FM 4-channel NEW 5' X6" utility shed. Still in accurate typing. $150 to $300 at BINGOI 7:30 p.m. Members and int SPRING - FURNISHED bedroom COX TRADING POST, 509 East FOR QUALITY stereo service THE receiver, BSR turntable, 4 speak¬ box. Will assemble. $80. Call Reasonable rates. Near Coral Tuesday night. CONGRETATION in 2 bedroom. $80/month, utilities should attend. Michigan, Lansing. 485-4391. C ers. $175. Call Sandi Jones at 361 5193. 3-2-25 (12) STEREO SHOPPE, 555 East Grand Gables. Call Marilyn 337-2293 SHAAREY ZEDEK, 1924 Coolidge, paid. Carol, 372-7623. 10-3-2 1121 9 2-28 158: 332-5001. 5-2-28 (14) River. C-20-2-28 (12) 0-20-2-28 112) (continued oi East, Lansing. C-20-2-ff (20) THE STATE NEWS YELLOW PAGE . Business Service Directory ★ Save Time ★ Save Money Dependable Firms and Individuals Ready and Eager to serve you travel childrehs shoes health food ARTS t CRAFTS furniture 10% DISCOUNT ACAAIIIHIM CO. to all MSU Mattraasws & Box Springs made here in Lansing studonte OLD TOWN ARTS • CRAFTS HOTEL F on purchaioa of 12 Antiques, yitli TWIN *49" CHILDREN'S ' ■•A or more yogurt, Custom made jewelry SHOE STORE , COLLEGE TRAVEL and bread, excluded DOUBLE '59" "Sapor IN FRANDOR Craft Classes Infants and Children's SHOES Dannon Yoflurt29f Complete line of mocrome I OFFICE Odd slzat to ordor Roacbor" •Widths B FEE heed supplies 130 W. Grand River in Mm • Orthopedic Shoes randall health food Always accepting original art East Lansing TUeWHIII * Tap and Ballet Flyers Broakfiald Plaza work on consignment. Acme Bedding Co. 241S N. Cadar, Holt 351-6010 333■•233 iwboy 1381 E. Grand Rivar 694-3102 405 Charry A Kalamazoo i>use Slippers A»k for Carolyn 332-6892 Mw Drttew (Owner - MM) Phono 487-4995 351-4247 Tee.- -$et. Il-t lemlMOjMdMss. AUTO SERVICE jewelry STEREO REPAIR FOR SALE JEWELRY SPARTAN RIFLES THE COMPLETE small > MUFFLER CENTER )TR0PNKS * WEDDING SERVICE JEWELRY: Oranp Bloaom * AUTO PARTS, PLAQ0CS haN"IPGUNS BRAKES Cold Fashion 'SHOCKS For alt Occasion! Art Carved of all kinds. * FRONTENO WORK INC. _ •Law Selection • Reasonable Prices PROFESSIONAL AUDIO im nciurc rrurrt* d*, ir* mo/" 20% | Usually 1 Day Service REPAIR KST Wi ll ct>p'«"» rtaionablR STUDENT DISCOUNT » Three full time professionally Year 'round pricee °£l0I EN6KAVM6 - LATE MODEL trained technicians in Southern Michigwi. ON ALL WORK MOTORS AND Downtown » Complete " Free Parkin? WITH I.D. PARTS A SPECIALITY IV 4-2322 NFS M MP a 694-2154 Sarvlng Over 60 Years Open Thurrday Evening. /ran 717 S. PENNSYLVANIA 337-1314 Halfway bctwaan Holt 4 PARKER JEWELRY 487-9332 Mason on N. Cadar 319 E( Grand River Ave. 111 South Wo.hlngton Eest Lenllng, Michigan tobaccohist counseling stables OPTOMETRIST BARBERSHOP BAKERY NOW IIUAH THIS FROM THE TOP HINGE* PROBLEM boarding i M.S.U-] M6|nUIMM CO-OPTICAL TP- AT THE STORE WITH THE RED DOOR, PREGNANCY HORSES UNION Union C 'Cigaretti by: W. hev. in etock - 372-1560 24 Hours Lot Profes.lonol SERVICES Sherman Duehill Sobraine - - MIKIULIOT BUILDING "Catering Sf» MARITAL BARBER 3}Mui •Wedding'* •Pipe Tobacco. by: Instruct you and train lieatlaaWiMr 1776 - Three Star tad 20 Red Door - PROBLEMS? your horsa.. CaefararinOplM) SHOP •Breoklott - 8 House blends Or. J. R. Nixon, Optometrist Dinnett •Pipes by Savimlli NEED TO TALK? RK WARNING WHIT! e EYES EXAMINED Products^ Lansing's CAKE 332-4269 CATHOLIC BIRCH •Layer Cuts BAKER •loke-ox'^" J TJ. 8w,«« Ce.,.1 ku 4eumln«4 Out ri.u.U, ..At., >. dupiM. u ,«r SOCIAL e CUSSES 'Latest Styling Hand Decorated Cokee For All -Meeting'W-'Y 1Here? e CONTACT LENS Equip"* CcxTn 1lell's^- SERVICES 'Can Help' Shop and Stable 11311.Medlher •Women's Haircuts 8-5:30 Mon. - Fri. | Occaiiom Delivered 7o Your Dorm Or Apartment 355-3 1935 S. Meridian •teakfUdHsa 355-3359 414-1317 Call 372-4020 *74-9119 HI 5339 Is Your Business Listed - Call Carolyn 355-8255 Mi.i.^nn Slote News, Eost Lonsing, Michiqon Thursday, February 24, 1977 13 DOONESBURY dteofly ty y^yofte SPONSORED BY: Tickets on Sol# by Garrv Trudeau -01 laiqmoqt i'""!"" Thvr. MSUnion /Recordlond Jimmy, ouess -w, THEY'REPRELIMI- fKRS J |,t)WJ.M-TV(CBS) (lO)WUX-TV(NBC) (H)WELM-TV(CabU) (12)WJRT-TV)ABC (23)WKAR-TV(PBS) 0MAT HAPPENED # tmamAam, JIMMY, YOU WIS AFTERNOON! JIMMY! 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