member 23 J^01UW71 NUMBER 165 MONDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 1977 l#Hf: MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 5 Wharton leaves seat on Burroughs board By PATRICIA LaCROIX Warren said. "There are 64 campuses here, the decision was made because of State News Staff Writer and the South only one at Michigan State." Africa thing," Radcliffe said. "It most MSU President Clifton R. Wharton Jr. Warren added that he "didn't likely even know" was the South Africa said Sunday he resigned his seat on the thing." Burroughs had holdings in South Africa. Burroughs Corporation Board of Directors However, MSU Trustee Aubrey Rad Radcliffe also said the "East Coast only because of the increased demands on cliffe, R—East Lansing, said the his time as chancellor-designate of the State holdings in mentality" was "more aware and perceptive South Africa probably entered into Whar¬ to different University of New York (SUNY) system. types of ideas." Therefore, the ton's decision. SUNY board would be Wharton said the corporation's extensive "There must have been likely to ask a conflict of Wharton to terminate his seat 7* v holdings in South Africa did not enter into interest Ihetween ST'YY snd on the his decision to Burroughs) or Burroughs board, he said. resign the seat. He is interested "only in having adequate time" to devote to his new position, he added. Zimbabwe issue New York newspapers reported last week that the decision came following discussions between the SUNY Board of Trustees and Wharton, and suggested the action may have been taken because of Burroughs' connections in South Africa. The Burroughs Corporation manufac tures office supplies. There has been some controversy over to be discussed Wharton sitting on the Burroughs' Board of By JOHN EDLIN Smith is said to believe that the Directors due to their connections with SALISBURY, Rhodesia (Zimbabwel (AP) moderates can command support for an South Africa. There has been a similar — Prime Minister Ian Smith and moderate internal settlement from more than 85 controversy over Wharton sitting on the black politicians are expected to start talks Ford Motor Co. board because of holdings percent of the country's 6.4 million blacks. this week about an internal settlement in Brazil. Smith did not rule out participation by despite the opposition of guerrilla leaders the leaders of the guerrilla Patriotic Front At a press conference last week in New and skepticism abroad. if they "renounced" violence. But Joshua York, however, Wharton said that connec¬ While the politicians prepared, tions between educators and businesses jet Nkomo, leader of guerrillas based in fighter-bombers swept in and out of a Zambia, dismissed Smith's offer as a such as Burroughs were beneficial in some military base near Salisbury without official "deceit" to win time for the white-minority AP Wiraphoto explanation. Neighboring Mozambique I Snow in South Lake Tahoe, Calif., brought hordes of Castro Wharton said he also resigned from other claimed Smith's regime had launched a government. Sithole called Smith's offer a "decisive Valley, Calif., who takes a spill from his | of skiers snd children to the Sierra-Nevada moun- | tains over the weekend, including Tom Jasworski innertube on a mild slope. positions since accepting the SUNY chan¬ cellorship, including the Overseas Develop¬ major offensive against black nationalist move." Chief Chirau also hailed it and called guerrilla forces based in Mozambique. on all guerrillas to lay down their arms and ment Council. He will remain on the Ford In a surprise statement Thursday, Smith come home. Motor Co. board, as well as maintain offered to open immediate talks with black Muzorewa was more cautious in his reply. connections with the Carnegie Institute, the leaders based inside Zimbabwe and pledged He called for British-supervised talks CABINET DIRECTOR RESIGNS Rockefeller Foundation and the Agricultur¬ al Development Council. himself to elections with universal suffrage. Government officials said they expect the between all parties in the dispute, including the He said he may also have to terminate his guerrilla leaders to determine whether talks to open late this week. Smith "is genuine in his offer" to negotiate position on the Board for International Food Sources said the moderate blacks ac an internal settlement. and Agricultural Development of the cepted the proposed talks after secret mi or But he said the talks should be held even Department of State, but said a decision has attorney selected consultations with Smith. Those if not been expected some black groups, such as the guerrilla reached about this yet. to participate are Bishop Abel Muzorewa, leaders, boycott them. He also said any James Warren, chairperson of the SUNY head of the African National Council, the settlement with Smith's white-minority Board of Trustees, said the action was Rev, Ndabaningi Sithole, who heads a government must include an immediate halt "entirely his IWharton's) personal decision. breakaway faction of the ANC and senator to executions of "all prisoners of war" and "The job he is accepting is three times chief Jeremiah Chirau, president of the By REGINALD THOMAS Board President Mike Lenz to the conspiracy. Smith added that if unconditional amnesty for the black guerril¬ State News Staff Writer bigger than the one he held before," Zimbabwe United Peoples' Organization. las. he had the time he would prove that the conspiracy does exist. J.' Attorney Kenneth I. Smith was appointed senior In his statement Thursday, Smith agreed ASMSU Student Board President Kent Barry "gave ■lor the Legal Services Cabinet up the to the principle of elections on the basis of by a nearly unanimous vote gavel" so he could express his support of the Legal Services Cabinet T's ASMSU Student Board meeting. Following Smith's and Smith. adult suffrage in return for guarantees in a «(and . cabinet director Jim McAdam submitted resignation came after a five-hour meeting which ■motional presentations his Barry, also a member of the ad-hoc select committee which originally recommended Smith, said he has supported Smith and the program from the beginning. He admitted that Smith said Egypt invites nations proposed that will new majority rule constitution safeguard the interests of the country's 268,000 whites. Each of the moderate concerning Smith's past perform- earlier he did not want anything to do with the black leaders WlSMSU attorney. Legal Services reportedly agreed to consider Smith's ■ the only dissenting votes were College of Arts and ■spresentative Scott Schreiber and College of Education program, but had expressed enthusiasm since his recommendation. Barry added that if he had known such political problems were going to arise, he would not have appointed McAdam cabinet to Cairo conference insistence on measures future for the white to insure a secure minority in exchange ive Kathy Wright. for abandoning the limited black voting director. erMSU students told the board they felt Smith did not Smith said earlier he did not feel the legal services program was CAIRO, Egypt (AP) ■them as he should have, and that he did not - Egypt delivered to the Palestine Liberation Organization. Smith's offer won cautious aproval from provide them necessary and that there were some unethical proposals in the formal invitations ■'lest" legal advice, Sunday to a preparatory Sadat said the preparatory conference Britain and France. But Andrew program's structure, according to McAdam. peace conference in Cairo next week while could start as early as next Young, lit I was taken Saturday, but U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, advantage of. and that Smith did not follow Schreiber said since Smith did not express a desire to be involved Syria sought to undermine President itionsl through," former student Ann Hallack said. official sources said it might be delayed for said the plan could only intensify the with the program from the beginning, then he should not be made Anwar Sadat's initiative. fctoW the board Smith agreed to handle her a week beyond that. five-year guerrilla war. Young and black case, but did senior attorney. Sadat said in a television interview that ■br good advice. She filed a In Jerusalem, Prime Minister Menahem African presidents involved in the Zim¬ complaint with the Ingham Smith responded that he was initially uncertain about the Legal representatives at the Cairo summit would PcAssociation, which she said ruled that her complaint did Begin said Israel would attend the con babwean issue have said the war will Services Cabinet because three different programs had been sit around a table and work without a ference called for next week even if all Tl. However, the continue unless the black nationalist guer¬ bar association took no action against designed. mediator. He said he was forging ahead other Arab delegations boycotted the talks. rilla leaders are included in a After all presentations were made and the vote taken, McAdam toward a comprehensive Mideast settle¬ negotiated But a spokesperson for Begin said Israel fhuid she spent $321 on legal fees and felt that Smith took resigned his post as Legal Services Cabinet director. ment at Geneva even if the Arab world settlement. *olher because he knew she had no other would not attend if the PLO sent a options. Hallack McAdam was the lone dissenter on the ad-hoc committee that (continued on page 121 kl knew she was disagreed with it. representative. earning $65 per week and supporting a recommended Smith. The Egyptian president said he had "No Israeli Pbtime he represented her. As senior attorney, Smith will receive a $20,000-a-year salary. delegation will negotiate in informed neither the United States nor his any way and any place with the so-called t ^ore "le ASMSU board but was told that there hoard members could do because His contract will be renewable each year. Arab allies in advance about the Cairo PLO, whether it is in Geneva or Cairo or the they had other In other action, the board voted to accept next year's budget, meeting. He said he intended to call an moon," Begin said after a cabinet meeting. pvilh Smith, she said. only to have the vote reconsidered because of section 11.7 of the Arab summit after reaching a settlement at former student said she dated Smith while he was Begin's pledge to attend the Cairo ASMSU Code of Operations. Geneva. P«f traffic ticket case. Smith indicated he would take her meeting even if it meant negotiating only Ptnissed her court date several According to the code, representatives must be given adequate Sadat's acting foreign minister, Butros B. with Egyptians was similar to Sadat's times, she said. time to discuss budgetary proposals with their constituents before Ghali, delivered the formal invitations to declaration Sunday that if no Arabs came JtKi he missed one court date because he had the ■"M that Tbgoout with him. when she found out Smith was married, she flu. having to vote on them. Budgetary proposals should be made two weeks before a final vote is taken, the code states. the ambassadors of the United States and the Soviet Union, co-chairpersons of the he would talk with the Israelis. Begin said the Israeli cabinet will choose inside Geneva peace conference. Other invitations its Ktssed both Schreiber and McAdam of The new budget was introduced and voted on Tuesday, but was negotiator after the formal invitation has Parlez-vous Francois? Habla conspiracy against were expected to go to Jordan, Syria and been received. Foreign Minister Moshe tabled after being reconsidered. The proposal will be brought Espanola? You may soon. See iT"1"* two women to Tuesday's meeting. He said the before the board again in two weeks. Lebanon. Dayan was considered a likely choice. page 3. l|™j|t P™ planning from the for some time to discredit him so that he The ASMSU Student Board meets at 7:30 every Tuesday It was not immediately known if the Syria and the PLO rejected Sadat's attorney selection process. in 4 United States was given an invitation to invitations in advance and both announced PMuced two depositions linking former ASMSU Student Student Services Bldg. The meetings are open to the public. deliver to Israel or if one had been extended they would attend an Arab "refusal summit" in Tripoli. Libya, scheduled for weather Thursday to form a unified opposition to Remember sunny skies and Sadat's initiative. Also expected to attend warm weather? Well, hold on to that meeting are representatives from those memories since winter NEW POLICY GIVES FUNDS TO SCHOLARSHIPS Algeria. Iraq and South Yemen, leftist Arab has finally dumped its first big governments opposed to any deals with one on you. Israel. Today's forecast: some financial Sadat's summons to the Mideast dispu¬ clouds, temperature some¬ aid students to pay for drops tants to meet in Cairo came a week after his dramatic visit to Israel, a visit he said broke down psychological barriers to Arab-Israeli where more near 30, and a chance of white stuff. negotiations and to reconvening the Geneva By SUSAN M.POKREFKY "Unfortunately, something happened and the policy did not get publicity when it peace conference. The conference has been ,, Bute New. Staff Writer went into effect," he said. "It was our mistake." recessed since a brief opening in 1973. ■tttii , pollc)' adoPted by the Financial Aids Administration Group, students Nonnamaker said letters will be sent out this term to students affected by the new Sources in Damascus said Syria had Iklir lS of fin,nci»l aid will begin paying for the classes they drop. policy. asked the Palestinians, Jordan and Lebanon LJ'which went into effect Oct. 2, requires that students who receive the But some students and University employees objected to charging students who to refuse to attend Sadat's meeting. The Ik,.. ,or MSU Grant pay for any classes dropped. Previously, part of the dropped classes fall .erm. sources said it was believed a similar •krthe ded.to "le ,tudenti and no one was billed for dropped credits. "The rationale behind this policy is that when students drop courses paid for by the request was made to U.N. Secretary "'"Policy, the refund money is returned to the grant fund to be used for General Kurt Waldheim. grants, it is allegedly a waste of Michigan tax-payers' monies, which supply funds to the 17 ps' Students will now be billed for dropped credits. SAG and MSU Grant," said Kimberly Mustafaa. a clerk in the Financial Aids Records A PLO spokesperson in Beirut issued a Ndm1l"?l)er °' ,tu self-defeating; they purport to glorify sex, sag ZINA MEGGAS The Truth is Jello! the truth is jello. the truth Is two bananas Oust prime time; bring on Fellini balanced on a candlestick. here comes a cat in suede loafers and jeans here comes a parrot in pajamas my belt is loose my pants are falling off Television is disgusting. Everyone can find something to complain about — whether it the truth is jello. be commercials, shows done in poor taste, the People no longer want to cope with Fellini, Wertmuller, Conrad, or any form of art immorality of "Soap." But the deterioration the truth is a whore goes on, and people continue to sit, which forces them to think, to evaluate, to glued to the tube, and don't stop to think they may be interpret. Television promotes an apathy that the truth is a dowager's bulging deteriorating their ability to think for themselves. muscles its way into appreciation of thighs any art form. Picasso is out — who wants to look at a as she cries in the mirror Television has become the evening pastime for far too picture for thirty minutes before you figure out what it is? Who wants to read a poem by remembering when housewives, men home for a quiet evening after the office. Some people. Kids of all ages, many Richard Wilbur or anyone else that she was beautiful quiet evening - having incorporates symbolism or suggestion? Why read a and men wanted her. prejudice, blatant sexism, police brutality, and poem if the meaning is hidden? Who corrupt politicians spit out at you during wants to think about a stupid poem or short the truth is the boot over a prime-time viewing. that doesn t tell you at the outset story Persian's face, what it's going to say? poised Not that daytime TV is American appreciation of the arts is any better. You can choose between dying, and television is for mother of 12 tackle Tom watching a 350-pound are good a key culprit. Sure there Kennedy in a fit of joy after winning $5,00 on the latest game things on TV. but as a whole it's a lot of action. show OR crap that insults people daily. - - crying as Sue tells her best friend she must leave her Innovation and imagination of children is custody of her Siamese triplets, to run husband, giving up to create a being battered to death. Television is helping here comes a plane with plastic propellors away with Hank, who has just recovered his generation of dull, ill read people with short attention eyesight through a miraculous operation performed on y to spans and the ability here comes a hostess by his long-lost uncle, returned after regurgitate, not to invent, improvise, or create. Add doesn't progress in all areas twinkie 25years in outer Mongolia, and is having an affair with of life come from these aspiring qualities that we inadvertently kill every day with that .. . please, I can't take it any- here comes bob barker in black leather ghastly institution of television? But the real sickness of television lies not in the shows themselves, but in Oh yes, institution it is. There riding an Arabian gelding are no intelhgent American who perpetuates this the so-called two television families. It is one longer only two-car families, there are sidesaddle. disgusting thing called entertainment by of the few activities middle American families do turning on the blasted tube every night. together anymore - probably because the scoop is jimmy carter People are getting used to having everything blurted out to children out of their mother's hair, wives they dont have to talk to each other. TV keeps with his paste-on plaster them visually and verbally out of their husband's ear range, and teenagers People are not only failing to interpret, their minds are off the streets. It's an and his adopted poli grip- shutting off when the tube does. easy, expedient escape to actively dealing with people and problems one has to live with. to know what.°H movie endings that leave things to the imagination - they HAVE happened, HAVE to know if the hero ever finds his true love I'd love to ask every family to shut and the truth again, or off their TVs for a week, but I fear more divorces, is a hot dog with bones crime, and family murders. On the other that ght fhsh6through ^ finiSh ^ ^ ^ ^ P°SSibiUtieS other again, thinking, hand, maybe people would start talking to each a faceful of monoxide rash to . should. communicating and enjoying life, Idve, and the arts the way they a cold north wind in November I Stole News, Eosl Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 28, 1977 5 TOO CONTROVERSIAL CALLED legislators discuss failure of pot Sflfe Distolljtf Iss&sr issue believed the with which emotionalism McNeely made his the issue. "It won't be fatal," he said, That agreement was best bill OPEN since MONDAY thru FRIDAY 9-9 lfctssiz speech transferred into votes "but I lost more votes than I 1955, said, "when this symbolized by Campbell's against the bill. Though he received little gained." issue first came up, everyone statement that the SAT 9-6 SUN 12-5 (film House °f Represents- A much less important role in correspondence from his War¬ ren district, dead one in this s ision," and thought it was ridiculous. But I Km end any chance for the defeat of the bill was played Dutko said some of his conservative Many lawmakers agree with would not be r introduced think as time goes on public 1 IT ATI COUPON r» of the controversial by the bill's sponsor, Rep. constituents Bullard's secretary, who said until 1979. opinion will adjust to this sort J will hold his vote for ■ "tona decriminalization Perry Bullard, D-Ann Arbor. decrimina¬ lization against him when he that there is "no point in of thing." 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Hook in Peter Pan, remained in cr£rMd,tochild^ Armatrading affecting IS in A spokesman at Northwestern Memorial unstable condition ventilating system in a corornarv to assist his breathing Ritchard 78, a widower who care Hoanit.i 2 said RiU ■, and is "WW By KAT BROWN currently living in Los Angeles and planning to and owns a house in makes his home in m 1 York I , State News Reviewer move to Cape Cod, Katakis showed Tuesday that Ridgefield, Conn., has a n and °l career spanning 60 "Love and Affection," the song that has won he should be moving even further with his years. He is due to celehr.f Joan Armatrading much of her current populari¬ Thursday. Celebrate ""other birt] ty, is also the best description for the audience's And then there was Joan Armatrading. Among his credits are a Tony Award in 1954 1 Peter Pan and a fnr u, response to her at last Tuesday's concert. Capitalizing on the mood created by Katakis' starring role in the Broadway nmH P?, rm rtoar of the Greasepaint, the Smell The smaller setting of the State Theatre one man show, Armatrading and her band ol the Crowd HP '0n " offered the perfect showplace for both Armatra¬ ding and Michael Katakis, who opened the demonstrated what a fine performance can be. However, Armatrading probably could have York8™6 Hepburn in 1952 in The MDUonalresain Undon'and; concert, because they are people's performers performed a one-woman show without disap¬ and dialogue between the artists and audience pointing anyone. Her playing of the acoustic added to the intimate atmosphere. guitar enhanced the deep bluesy-jazz voice Katakis, whose first album The Simpler Time Armatrading utilizes so well. A few times, the was recently released on A & M Records, alternated between piano and guitar throughout his set. After prefacing one song by band overplayed, drowning out Armatrading on the higher, softer notes. Most of the concert was devoted to cuts from Blood telling the Armatrading's third and fourth albums, Joan Drive audience that he understood the people in Armatrading and Show Some Emotion. Lansing would appreciate the "struggle be¬ Armatrading sang and played "Tall in the tween the young and old," Katakis' lyrics began Saddle" — originally a tribute to John Wayne — "If you don't stop it you'll go blind." for all the men in the audience who "think they Katakis' has obvious creative ability, but when are God's gift to women." Of course, the women he sang what he termed his "get down" song — Faculty ■ enjoyed it immensely, and the men couldn't help due to requests because he did not "get down" — themselves. and the lyrics were about having no electricity or Unfortunately the night was over too early, heat, it left a little to be desired. Except, of though when Joan returned for an encore and course, that was the whole point — and it Staff was asked to do two more songs, she thought for worked. Stale News Lyn A. Howes a minute, smiled, and said "OK." For a man who is originally from Chicago, Which she did. Joan Armatrading in concert at the State Theatre Tuesday. Time: Tuesday Benny Goodman swings on PBS Elvis' fans visit new grave By Steve Szilagyi State News Reviewer its nostalgic best — with mem¬ bers of the brass section stand But despite the excellence of MEMPHIS, Tenn. (API - More than 1,000 Elvis Presley fans, many of whom had stood in thriving business in green, plastic garbage bags November 29,1977 "Rhapsody." the best part of which were modified to serve as emergency Benny Goodman might be ing for their individual solos, the performance is when line for hours, ignored a cold, drizzling rain getting old, but he's still "The King of Swing." The aging band leader shows and Goodman snapping his fingers and jumping to the rhythm in a very theatrical Goodman appears with his sex tet for several numbers. Their best piece is a hot, energetic Sunday to walk up the quarter-mile drive of his Graceland Mansion for a glimpse of his grave. ponchos for those who wet weather. were ill-prepared for the Tears rolled down the face of Willie Turner of 11am-5pm he can still blast out the big band jazz with his clarinet in a special called Benny Goodman, style, reminiscent of the golden days of the big bands. The announced highlight of "Avalon," with Goodman taking a sizable piece of the melody with his clarinet, but letting Some of those in line had waited Saturday afternoon standing near the gate, then trading off with a friend to spend an hour or two since Tuscola, III. as she walked away from Presley's gravesite just south of the big mansion. "We lost a great man. We lost so very, very Place: Room A-117 the second edition of In Per¬ the televised concert is Good¬ each member have a solo. It is in a warm car nearby. Temperatures fell into the much," she said. formance at Wolf Trap on PBS. The one-hour special high¬ lights a Goodman concert at man's rendition of George Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue." The Goodman band chose to do classic jazz at its best; it abounds in improvisation, but the improvisation is always 30s Saturday night. A nearby all night convenience store did a She was in one of the first groups of Presley fans admitted to the mansion grounds. Clinical Center I Wolf Trap Farm Park near it as a piece for jazz band, in the within carefully defined limits. Washington, D.C. last summer. way it was originally arranged. With Goodman in a white MONEY It was an effervescent, artistic¬ With Patricia Jennings on pia¬ tuxedo behind his famous round PREPARE FOR: for Education or Job Training ally superb concert, and the no and Martin Gould conduct¬ glasses, leaning back "HELPING PEOPLE. MSU Ski Club television production of it suc¬ cessfully captures the musical ing. the Goodman orchestra on a with his clarinet in his mouth. stool | MCAI • OAT • ISAI• GRE may be able to HELP YOU Of all the ways virtuosity of Goodman and his artfully glides through the ar- "Avalon" recalls the finest GMAT • OCAT • VAT • SAT find hours of one of the world's our HOW Annual fwap band as well as the appreciative enthusiasm of the audience. rangment. With the band com¬ plemented by a subdued blue greatest bandleaders. Goodman retains an enormous amount of NMB 1,1,1, for detailed information: send •3 TODAY And Sale to play records, The first half of the show backdrop, the limited orches¬ ECFMG'FLEMQE features Goodman and his en¬ tire big band ripping through tration and Jenning's excel¬ lence on the piano combine to musical energy, and can play as well as he ever did in the past. Its a shame musical pro¬ NATL DENTAL BOARDS NURSING BOARDS along with your address to: and Room 16 Men's I.M. Nov. 28- JVC is the most i several numbers in their classic make one of the best interpre Flciibiji Programs I Hours HELPING PEOPLE... INC. grams of the stature of In Dec. 1 big band style. In "The King tations of "Rhapsody in Blue" Performance at Wolf Trap Thari II • Hfftretur.U P.O. BOX 4144 Porter Stomp," the band is at aren't simulcast over FM radio INDUSTRIAL STATION 1-7 P.M. ever performed. ST. PAUL, MINN. SS104 to improve the quality of the Churchill statue at New Orleans musical reproduction. Through television a speaker instru¬ NEW ORLEANS (API ments always sound dead, ASMSU Great Issues A in a V-for-victory salute. Lady - especially in a "live" concert statue of Sir Winston Churchill has been placed in a small Soames, in unveiling the statue, said it symbolized her father's like the Goodman program. For Information Presents Even though the music in riverfront plaza in ceremonies love for freedom. attended by Churchill's daugh¬ Benny Goodman is some of the |wrHw or coll; 2432k Orchard Th« controversial P.B.B. Film British artist Ivor Roberts best ever heard on television, fake Road Suit. 205 Formlnjton ter, Lady Soames. Jones of Suffolk was commis¬ the listener feels like his is only Mils. Ml 44011 (313) 151.0313 The bronze statue depicts Britain's World War II leader in sioned to create the statue by the builders of a nearby hotel, hearing half of what is there. 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NEW YORK (UPI) Most - considers sex the most impor¬ American men prefer marriage tant to pleasure in life and — in a promiscuity, are bored by blow to publishers of the female nudity, and girly sexually magazine centerfolds — nudity passive women turn them off, got few votes as a turn-on. Oral not on. sex emerged as the most fa¬ That's hardly a portrait of vored new intimacy. the ruthless "male chauvinist Three-fourths of the men pig," the demon of women's lib, surveyed cited marriage as the but it's the one that emerges in "ideal sex life" the most detailed — only one in 10 sexuality preferred the arrangement of survey since the Kinsey Report simply living together. of 1948. The survey also indicated The new survey, compiled in men have more a nationwide study of 4,066 sensitivity and pay more attention to their men, is contained in "Beyond lovemaking than did their Kin¬ the Male Myth," to be pub¬ sey counterparts of 30 years lished Dec. 3, and in it, authors ago. Anthony Pietropinto and Jac¬ "Men are more successful queline Simenauer pop the than ever before in macho mystique like a bringing soap women to orgasm - and de- bubble. vastated when "Modern man has been de¬ they do not," say the authors. picted in a variety of ways, On the other hand, half the most of them unflattering, all of men surveyed admitted having them sketchy and simplistic," cheated on their wives or they write. "The TV situation comedies portray him as an I Vol everyone hto to put up with snow. Some people *P wirephoto emasculated, uninspired bun¬ I ire busy gathering the r«w materials which will suearr.n.. H„rin„ w„. La. u . ovember harvest near Iberia, gler, while the adventure 220M.A.C. 3535 2BthST. I iwntuilly become Christmas candy. The crop Is shows cast him as a cold¬ South Africa THE UNIVERSITY MALL EAST LANSING EASTBROOK MALL blooded, violent hunter of men GRAND RAPIDS 617-332-2212 and cynical predator of women. 616-949-1320 "The feminists accuse him of program to be IFirefighters go into arbitration being exploitative, egotistical and obsessed with indiscrimi¬ nate sexual gratification. Writ¬ held tonight I Miinutd from page 3) favor of their 50.4-hour week mendation. ers of popular psychology books be distributed. describe him as uncommunica¬ An analysis and discussion p idded the biggest issue plan, Ranes said. Both sides refer to arbitration Coffman said he wants to tive, insensitive and driven by itke cost of both sides' The city plan would in memory of Steven Biko, require of a recent promotion, when two stick by the present, across-the- machismo." Jmils, and the union has yet hiring six additional firefight¬ firefighters were promoted board policy on raises, but In the South African Black Ei in cost estimates for ers, though no one would have over about 10 others with more the survey, the man leader who was allegedly liolits package. to be hired under the union firefighters say they want pay emerges as nothing of the sort, fatally beaten by prison seniority. hikes as a turning out to be Jin fact that they haven't proposal, Ranes added. percentage of work¬ at least as guards, will be held 7:30 Oddly enough, the city and ers' present salaries. Kill their cards on the table, Firefighters want the new the firefighters both sympathetic and sensitive a tonight in the East Lansing say they human being his female Peace Education Center, ■ n're literally unable to contract to require promotions won. The decision as Bute seriously until they according to seniority, while by Keith Groty, MSU's assistant vice Cat blamed for counterpart. 1118 S. Harrison Road. Ei said. city officials want to stick by the president for personnel and Pietropinto, a psychiatrist, The program will consist and Simenauer, a science writ¬ TS; plans called for firelight- present formula of seniority, employee relations, said the city CMU blackout learned that contrary to the of a slide and tape show of jli'mrk er black South African young 40 hours per week, test scores, a review of person¬ did not outline the promotion MOUNT PLEASANT (UPI) - prevailing myth, the sexually Hthe union spurned that in nel files and the chiefs recom- process clearly enough, but did people and student response Central Michigan University aggressive woman holds no fear to apartheid, and a panel not call for corrective action. for the average man. On the officials blamed a roving cat for discussion of the South Afri¬ Ranes said the union would a power failure that blacked out contrary, they say, "The sex¬ situation. Selection group proposal can prefer to stick with the present much of the south portion of the ually passive woman may be a Members of the panel will promotion process, but the major cause of impotency for be David Wiley, director of decision of Fire Chief campus recently. Philip Officials said a cat somehow almost half the nation's men." the MSU African Studies I continued from page 3) academic adminstrator. Patriarche "forced" it to sup¬ got into a main switching fuse Men, they say, are more Center; the Rev. Richard port a strick seniority policy. box, causing the outage that interested in sex than ever Houghton, who spent se¬ |iddressed in the final Academic Council is also "He didn't take into consider¬ crews were still before — most would like it on veral years in South Africa sal, Taylor said, scheduled to discuss at Tues¬ ation seniority at all," Ranes attempting to correct by nightfall. an average of four times a week and Namibia, and a South looted that though only day's meeting for selecting at said. and kissing and caressing The blackout affected the — African student. i faculty members are the all-university The union wants increases in level the prin¬ library, four main buildings were cited in the survey as the The program will be spon¬ I, the chairperson of cipal academic officers and ad¬ both salary and retirement most where most classes are held enjoyable foreplay. sored by the South African wring committee is also a ministrators other than the benefits, but can't agree with and several other smaller build Yet for all the increased Liberation Committee. j member, as is the president. the city on how pay hikes would interest, only one man in five ings. \ Produce" -In Store Coupons- Keebler Rich-N Chips(14 ox. pkg.) p:| Macintosh Apples(3# bag) 69C or CC Drops 79C Save 26C in Peppors 14C •ach Cold Medal Flour(5# bog) ml Calory 39 C Regular Only 44C Save 23C On east side of MSU at 1109 Grade A Eggs— No Price Available East Grand River. 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Jeff Tropf, a 6-7 center-forward who started his One area where Heathcote is worried is Chippewas. defense He m SUte News Sports Writer college career at MSU, is another CMU standout. He had 10 Spartans are only "adequate" defensively and thev h»v ' Ever since the Friday morning in April when Lansing Last year, CMU beat the Spartans 81-76 in Heathcote's first points and 12 rebounds in the win over Anderson. way to go. e8 Everett's Earvin "Magic'' Johnson announced he would attend game as MSU's head coach. It marked the first time in 23 starts Other top players for CMU are forward K. C. Janer and the Chips had prevailed over MSU. After the game against Central, the MSU, people have been waiting for tonight. Spartans will ha To most Spartan basketball fans, today means more than just "I guess that just adds to my fame," Heathcote mused. swingman Jerry McCool. The Chippewas top recruit is James couple days rest before playing in the CarrJ ™°nl! the opening day of yet another basketball campaign. Instead, Coach Dick Parfitt's team went on to finish with a 18-10 Newman from Detroit Denby, who averaged 27 in his senior year. points a game Syracuse. N.Y. Friday and Saturday They (ace ^f* R today is the beginning of "The Era of Earvin.' Johr,„on was rated as one of the top high school players in the record, and tied for the Mid American Conference champion¬ ship. They were bumped out of the NCAA tournament in the For MSU, Johnson will be joined in the starting lineup by 6-7 Hthey'wT"'and Wi" Pr°bably <"» country a year ago. And the effect his decision has had on the first round by North Carolina-Charlotte. junior forward Greg Kelser, 6-2 senior guard Bob Chapman. 6-1 So these MSU community and Spartan athletics as a whole has been early games may tell a lot about the sophomore guard Terry Donnelly and 7-0 freshman center Sten well about Spartan, phenomenal. But gone from last year's squad are Parfitt's two top players as "Magic. ^"tans, Feldreich. Droves of people who have never bought s jn tickets stood — Lenny "The Snake" Drake and Ben Poquette (now with the Just how good does Heathcote think Detroit Pistons). And the Chippewas seem to be a bit short on his team is? in line all night long to get choice seats to f":e the Spartans play Kelser and Chapman were among the leading scorers in the experience as there are no seniors on the team. this year. Along with Johnson. MSU coach Jud Heathcote also recruited Rig Ten last year, and they are expected to lead the Spartans u,"mlthink We II be spec we h,ave P°tential|y 8 acular in some games." good basketball "We're keeping in mind that Central did beat us last year," again this campaign. Kelser has also been the top rebounder for Heathcote said. "But 1 not think II have the consistency Lansing Eastern's Jay Vincent. And now - because of the fine the Spartans the last two years. we early in the season \) Heathcote said. "We would definitely like to erase that blot. recruiting and the nucleus of solid returning starters — public good team needs." interest in basketball at MSU is at an all-time peak. "Central has excellent nucleus of The Spartans can be expected to utilize a fast-breaking an returning players, but MSUINGS: For those without tickets, A sellout crowd of over 9,000 will pack Jenison Field House attack against CMU with Johnson — although he is a forward — Monday's game will you don't graduate Poquette and Drake and automatically telecast on Channel Six, WJIM-TV, tonight for the Spartans' opening game of the 1977-78 season replace them." bringing the ball up the court much of the time. beginning at 8 nmr Staudt and former Spartan head coach Gus against Central Michigan beginning at 8:05 p.m. Ganakas will do t With people all over Michigan and around the country Among the returnees is guard Dave Grauzer, who scored 18 "Our fast break has improved tremendously over a year ago announcing. Nine other games will also be on Channel Six t waiting to see how Johnson will perform in his first college points in CMU's 82-73 win over Anderson College of Indiana because of Earvin," Heathcote said. "We'll be running a lot." TOM SHANAHAN Earvin preceded The crowd owns tonight by Simpson stor By TOM SHANAHAN Kareem Abdul Jabbar) Alcin- Pay attention to the scene at Jenison Field House tonight. SUte News Sports Writer dor had as much affect when he Get to the game early and watch. Watch the fans file in with Earvin 'Magic'Johnton'tpre¬ went to UCLA." looks of expectation on their faces. Watch the crowd respond to dicted era of basketball at MSU Ganakas said the fact that the first appearance of the MSU cagers and especially Earvin could easily have been an Simpson got off to a fast start 'Magic' Johnson. Watch the crowd roar at the starting lineup being addition to an old era. attracted big crowds of 10,000 announced. And watch the crowd go berserk all night as MSU wins But instead Ralph Simpson, or more to Jenison Field House its first game — it could be the beginning of the 'Earvin Era.' who had a sensational sopho¬ (before the Fire Marshall re¬ This is a rare moment in sports. If the era begins as many more year in the 1969-70 season, duced seating capacity in 1974). coaches predict, the late 1970s at MSU will have many legendary turned professional by accept¬ "We opened against Eastern stories surrounding it over the years. ing a hardship contract with Kentucky, which was a good Much like the stories surrounding MSU football in the middle Denver, then in the American ball club then, and we had 1960s when the Spartans were the best college football team in the Basketball Association. 10,000 but I think they came for country. Simpson had been the biggest Ralph's initial game more than Stories of sellout crowds chanting "Kill Bubba, kill" to recruit landed by MSU in recent they came for my initial game as All-American defensive end Bubba Smith. history. Like Johnson, he nar¬ the coach." We hear stories about Smith driving his big white Oldsmobile rowed his choice between Michi¬ Ganakas said Simpson scored around campus with "Bubba" painted on the doors. They say he'd gan and MSU before deciding. 42 points against Western Mich¬ leave his keys in the car because nobody would dare steal his car. The Detroit Pershing product, igan in the third game before Ralph Simpson They say Bubba used to park his car on the lawn of North Kedzie who played with NBA star another 10,000, and MSU then Hall if he couldn't find a parking place and nobody ever gave him a Spencer Haywood in high played in a tournament in Utah early games people ticket. school, averaged 29.0 points a when the national recognition 30-pluspointsagamea Now we can only wonder what it like back then when his sophomore year started. was game tough to do. But people everybody was ecstatic. {freshmen were ineligible for Another reason Ganakas says see him play and Ralp: Detroit Pistons scout Will Robinson, who coached varsity play at that time) and college the interest wasn't as great is to feel what Earvin m basketball and pro stars Spencer Haywood and Ralph Simpson at scored 667 points. It was a that Simpson had to play his go — a performer e- Detroit Pershing High School, said, "You are privileged to see one single season record until MSU freshman year on the freshmen perform flawlessly." of basketball's greats. Anything you say about Earvin, All-American Terry Furlow say it team. Simpson expects J twice." broke the record in the 1975-76 "There was a tempering as a attitude to help him h' Robinson said Johnson is in the "same mold as Haywood and sophomore because people had pressure. Simpson but has the whole gambit" and is thus better. He was named to the All-Big seen him as a freshman. The "I know Earvin has "Earvin can carry you (MSU) to the promised land," Robinson Ten and AU-American teams, freshmen played before the attitude and he'll get said. "He is going to build you a new arena, he's and rival coaches compared him varsity games and you could everything good. He's going to win a Big to NBA great Oscar Robertson. Ten championship for you, he is going to get you NCAA sense then that he drew well player and a super guy consideration, you'll be a household word... New York is going to Attendance had increased at because people would come may carry him throug" want to see you." MSU basketball games and early to see the freshmen than anything else." much was expected of Simpson game." Another similarity Robinson has been around basketball long enough to tell stories in his junior year. But then After playing at Denver Simpson and Johnson t from now until next month, and may have gotten carried away, but Simpson signed a lucrative Simpson was traded to the develop is if John' the message is clear: 'Magic' is a player fans can legitimately get contract and ended his college Detroit Pistons last year. After declares hardship and t excited about. career. Interest in MSU basket¬ before completing his So observe the spectacle tonight. The Saturday's loss to Cleveland in game is second to the ball diminished as the Spartans Detroit, Simpson relaxed in the crowd, and this is the crowd's night. lost their attraction that separ¬ locker room and reflected on his "I would have liked MSU has always had a core of ated them from other Big Ten days at MSU. stayed because it v intelligent basketball fans. They never had large numbers at MSU basketball teams. "I remember I was very been nice to finish my games, but the 5,000 or so that showed Gus Ganakas, now an assis¬ nervous and couldn't sleep at but because of my fam up saw good basketball in recent years from Ralph Simpson, Mike Robinson, Lindsay Hairston, Terry Furlow — tant to the athletic director, was tion I turned pro," night before the first game," and in the past couple of years, from Bob in his first year as MSU's head said. "I don't have Chapman and Greg Simpson said. "I played with Kelser. basketball coach in Simpson's him because it's up to some good guys, but they first season at MSU. Ganakas weren't overly talented so it sure he'll do the right And when Edgar Wilson played his last game as a senior last said the interest on campus him because Earvin is made me shine because I could year, he got a standing ovation from the 3,311 fans. He wasn't a wasn't as great as interest in shoot and they looked for me. of guy you don't have spectacular player but his talents and smart play were recognized Johnson but was still evident. "Earvin will be playing with about." and appreciated by the fans. While much has ' "Ralph was the No. 1 player in more talented guys and won't Now add all the the state then, but there wasn't have to score as much and it will dieted of Johnson's bandwagon fans to the core of MSU fans who have been at games over the years and there will be an explosion as much hoopla centered around help him," Simpson said. Simpson may have of noise tonight. him like Earvin," Ganakas said. Ganakas said that after first accurate predict MSU will be known as a basketball school "The affect of Earvin on Michi¬ Simpson's first few games, he Simpson was playing after tonight because "I knew Earvin wh of the crowd, not because of a win gan State has been vastly was expected to score big every over Central Michigan. greater. I've never seen any¬ night. in elementary school So let yourself go berserk thing like that with anybody. I "Because he was a and wasn't as tall then, b tonight. Don't put pressure on scorer -Johnson and the team. Just don't know if even (Lew, now because he scored big in his he could play already. appreciate, watch and listen to everything that happens. Let s just hope the noise doesn't blow the roof of Jenison off and postpone the game. But even then, they may still play it. leers drop pair to N ByJOECENTERS track Friday by scoring the first goal oft Gridders honored SUte News Sports Writer After splitting their first four series in the and after the Irish tied the game McLaughlin scored his fourth goal of the at i put MSU on top again. Three straight Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA), Eight MSU football stand¬ player): Mike Dean. outs were picked on the UPI the MSU hockey team was looking to snap that Notre Dame was the difference thou Outstanding underclass line¬ All-Big Ten team as chosen by men : Brammer and Melvin string with a sweep over Notre Dame last Spartans had fought back but they ell, the conference coaches. Land. weekend. time ran out. Trailing4-2, Bessone pul» On the first team were Outstanding underclass Well, they snapped the string, but not with a in favor of a sixth attacker with 1® senior center A1 Pitts, senior back: Anderson. sweep. game, and Russ Welch scored with M defensive tackle Larry Bethea, Downtown Coaches' Club De The Spartans dropped both games to the Irish, on the clock. But that was it for MSU- who were 0-8 going into the series, 4-3 senior placekicker Hans Niel¬ fense Award: Bethea. Friday and Saturday, Notre Damejumpedon sen and freshman punter Ray Downtown Coaches' Club Of 10-2 Saturday. 7-2 after two periods, and never lef Stachowitz. fense Award: Jim Earley. In Friday's game, the Spartans held 1-0 and 2-1 about the outcome of the game. Second team picks were: leads, but Notre Dame got last-minute goals in Captain's Award las voted by goals senior inside linebacker Paul Rudzinski, sophomore safety the team): Bethea, Pitts, and Rudzinski. Aklipse wins fourth; new pool hours both the first and second periods and held on for their first win of the season. In Saturday's game, a Dame Terry Fairholm scored two as nine different p'>yfrs . .. Mark Anderson, sophomore scoring column. Welch and Tony Munn Award (most inspira Aklipse, of Akers Hall, won the Women's IM five-goal second period for the Irish did the trick tight end Mark Brammer and tional player): Jerome Stanton. volleyball championship for the fourth straight as the Spartans never could the two goals for the Spartans. Hours for the Women's IM pool will be altered get on track after junior flanker Kirk Gibson. Governor of Michigan Award year last week. Aklipse also made it to the this week only because of the Green Splash Friday's loss. The two losses drop MSU's WCHAre Several Spartans were also ■semi finals in eo-rer volleyball this year, made it competition Dec. 1-4. "We didn't play well at all," coach Amo Bessone and leaves them tied for'event p (MVP): Bethea. honored at the MSU grid bust t» the semi-finals in touch football (his fall and Monday through Wednesday, the Women's IM said. "We just got outplayed." Dakota. The two wins lift Notre Dam held last Tuesday at I.ong's in President's Award I for oui won the soil I,ail i Immpionship last spring. pool hours will be 5 p.m. to 7:50 p.m. in the lower Bessone said that the only bright spot of the place in the WCHA for the firtinh Lansing. They were: standing senior lineman and The finals for (he Black United Front Athletic pool and 8 p.m. to 9:50 p.m. in the upper pool. whole weekend was the The Irish are 2-8 and M.nnesota Duiu League Basketball play offs will be Friday for play of goalie Dave Ross Award (best scholar back): Rudzinski and Pitts. Thursday and Friday there will be lower pool Versical Friday. He said that if it wasn't for Spartans play this week, ar dorm and independent leagues in the main athlete): Dave Radelet. gym of hours from 5 p.m. to6:50p.m. Saturday hours will Versical, Notre Dame could have scored 10 goals Daugherty Award (for distin¬ the Men's IM Building at 7 p.m. A banquet follows lie noon to 6:50 "We've got the whole season Love Award (most p.m. and Sunday from 4 p.m. to on both nights. improved guished alumnus): Earl Morral. in the Big Ten room of the Kellogg Center at 9 5:50 p.m. Jim Johnson got the Spartans off on the right n state News, Eos* Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 28, 1977 9 I.N. does little, delegate says ■Organizotion involved in heated debates Soviet Union. When Gandhi's said. son Sanjay took over, it was infiltrated by a lot of CIA people," he By JEANNE BARON rich of poor nations "The communist lobby • st»t« News SUK Writer are getting richer while the always works well in an poor are getting The party is also open system because it can infiltrate the I „ it«i Nations accomplishes little as an The third topic poorer," he said. 'o the states returning many of the powers government. The United States works well ► concerns Communist that were taken away and in a . , delegate to the current session Sethi said. countries, restoring closed system because it can work rights to the working class, he said. with a top few." W*1 interview Friday. "They keep out of the debate because Indian government is still in the process of Sethi said he does not think Gandhi will I J D Sethi, an Indian economist, said nothing to do with the whole they have formulating a new economic policy and is regain power, since too many revelations about ■Stations primarily gives approval to They re not really colonial past. committed to putting a larger her are becoming public. l^tuken outside, but also functions as a and developed cooperative," he said. However, he added, discussion between poor agriculture than industry, he continued. emphasis on "She still has some support with the illiterate E'lt'd NaUons is the one pressure system tant than discussion capitalist nations is more impor¬ between poor and communist "The first problem India faces is a experience," Sethi said. "When you have a lot of lack of masses, but her face is humiliated and insulted so coming out," he said. "She many leaders of her Lljeps the rest of the WOrld going'" Sethi nations. inexperienced ministers, sometimes mistakes are The last topic is the made." 1 the organization is engaged in fierce which he said India has mounting debt problem, Another problem is how to control labor During the 1960's, the United been concerned with. KJ'four topics, he said, India currently has several management when suddenly they have a and Nations adopted a strategy for fthe New Economic World Order, from former Prime problems stemming great deal of freedom, he continued. economic government which suc¬ Minister Indira Gandhi's Also, antisocial iike United Nations is trying to establish a consolidation of power elements which went during the underground during the ceeded at first and then col¬ ffmiery 'or development, he explained. he said. "emergency," emergency must be dealt with to maintain order. Eli*short term, this strategy means trying Wz the trading position of less well-off Sethi, one of the authors of the Complicating the problems is the lack of Janata lapsed, Sethi continued. The Manifesto of the Janata Election organization is now seeking a new Party, now in power in Party cohesiveness. '•Sethi said. India, said the party is "The party began as a combination of strategy. % duringthe 1960's, the United Nations Gandhi's directives. eliminating many of parties, from a very wide spectrum," Sethi said. five *7 strategy for economic government A new format is needed, First of all, it is "How do you knock these groups into one because the gap between rich and CsKteeded at first and then collapsed, he restoring all the basic human rights that were taken away," he said. ideological party so it doesn't become a group of poor is widening. "The rich of j Xhe organization is now seeking a new "It's been factions?" attempting to rejuvenate the He said in the poor nations are getting richer constitutional, judicial and area of foreign policy, the t format is needed because "the gap tems which Gandhi made parliamentary sys¬ government faces the problem of returning to a while the poor are getting poor¬ unworkable by concen¬ end) and poor nations is widening. The trating so much power in her own hands." nonaligned status. er, " he said. "The government first had a tilt toward the NO PROSECUTIONS AFTER own party that no one will work with her." 13 YEARS He said that now he would like to see India return to the social system of Mahatma Gandhi, louthern civil rights cases still open which would include the masses instead of broadening the base of the elite. Sethi said Gandhi's economic labor intensive, system would be providing full employment and being more balanced between the industrial and JCKSON, Miss. (AP) — Despite the lapse of client was not being granted a speedy trial." agricultural sectors. [thin 13 years and the fading of bitter Ed Peters, the current district attorney in there would be double jeopardy if a grand jury The late Gandhi believed in .ts, the prosecution's books remain open handed down a murder indictment." nonpossession, and Jackson, said he knew of no efforts to resurrect his system would be equal and based on needs (itfMississippi's most notorious civil rights the Evers case. However, the area's current district attorney. instead of wants, Edward Williamson, said defense deemphasizing materialism. "Technically, the case could be reopened, even lawyers might Gandhi also believed humans must never ver, lawyers say persuasive be able to convince a upset new evi- after two mistrials," he said. "But judge that double jeopardy nature and must learn to use lioiild have to come forth before proceed- nobody has did apply if evidence used in the federal trial technololgy as a ever discussed that with me." service rather than become its ■wild be resumed in either the 1963 murder were used against any of those defendants in a slave, he said. Peters said prosecutors believed at the Additionally, Gandhi said the problems tech¬ Tileader Medgar Evers or the 1964 slaying Beckwith's first trial that additional evidence time of state murder trial. hdvil rights workers. "I haven't really thought about it," Williamson nology creates cannot be solved by technology remained uncovered. He said Waller felt itself. I somewhat comparable case, Robert the FBI, said. "I'd have to check it out. But there's been no anxious to obtain an indictment, had Finally, Sethi said, Gandhi b, 73, was convicted of murder this "forced him talk around here of reviving the case." believed there is a to start the case before he moral and ethical side to man h the 1963 bombing which killed four was ready. They got The federal trial was conducted in 1967. which a modern the indictment before Bill society must take into consideration. Ijitlsat a Birmingham, Ala. church. But the thought they should have finished the es, unlike the church investigation." bombing, However, Peters said Waller and others id inconclusive trials in the 1960s which believed that any evidence not uncovered ve exhausted the chances of obtaining end of Beckwith's first trial by the ASMSU Travel |r convictions. probably never would come to light. /, the Evers case is still alive, but Unlike Beckwith's trials, the trial Announces y speaking, it's dead," said former stemming from the murder of the civil pi Gov. Bill Waller, who as district end with convictions. rights workers did If if Spring Break 78 lit twice prosecuted salesman Byron De La However, the defendants were tried in federal court — which the case. Beckwith was freed after does not prosecute murder charges — and the seven > deadlocked and mistrials were guilty verdicts were issued for violation of the victims' civil rights and (exhausted the evidence then brought medium-range available," prison terms. |iaid. is "If no eyewitness or new physical produced, I doubt the case would be •I. And the defense "There's no statute of limitations for murder," said former district attorney Marcus Gordon. Cancun or Hawaii might argue that the "The circuit court's slate is clean and I don't think Mar. 20-27 from Jim. IK-2-: JVC builds in BASS lOO BOOTS what the others $429.' 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It should also be water s , I Anyone planning to adopt a live Christmas tree this year should move fast, an MSU forester "Mulching the planting area properly is much explained. root ball moist, Koelling Feyerabend said " l° I less work, and is safer because you don't have a "You can use the same decorations on a living he exnecur said. hole left for someone to fall into and sue you," he tree that you'd use on a cut one — with the Now the time is Those who want a Christmas tree they can plant should wait till mid-December to buy it, but should select a planting site and begin mulching said. Putting enough mulch - six to eight inches of straw or eight to ten inches of leaves - over the exception of lights," Koelling said. "It's a good idea to avoid strings of lights that have large bulbs. These may produce enough it now, Mel Koelling, MSU Extension forester, heat to damage the tissue in the twigs and planting spot keeps the ground from freezing, he "The stakes in thp ready ground said. to Though there are different methods of planting, all depend on early mulching before explained. Since the hole can be the tree is ready to plant, there move and store soil, and there is dug whenever is no need to branches. The smaller, cooler lights are okay." While it is inside, a living Christmas tree should be kept in a cool room away from hot air mark the or planting location. Whet th* moved it slows down 1 ey 4 frost sets in and hardens the ground. hole in the ground. no dangerous registers, televisions and other sources of drying people knew what they (the for. they wouldn't bother ft'""1'! "Decide before the ground gets rock hard just Though Scotch pine, white spruce and white em Mmucbl for planting live where you want to plant it. Dig the hole and store the soil where it won't freeze. Then mulch the hole, so the planting site doesn't freeze," pine all make good living Chrismas trees, the blue spruce is most popular, Koelling added. It is attractive, transplants easily and is easy to find Virginia won't sell Billy Beer Koelling said. in nurseries, garden stores and other tree NORFOLK, Va. (API - The Brewing Co. of Louisville, Ky. However, there is bever.ee an easier way to plant markets. Virginia Alcoholic Beverage which brews and markets the ,l Christmas trees Christmas trees, which Robert Feyerabend of is also safer, according to the MSU grounds Dept. Feyerabend is the supervisor of the site For weight reasons, a small tree is best, Koelling said, since a 40-inch tree in a pot or tub Control doesn't Commission says it care whether he's the beer. The cans carry a picture of the president's beer-drinking dorseJL! ,at son on a hr th i e'- carry vny fam weighs as much as 125 pounds. president's brother, "Billy brother from Plains, Ga. construction crew, which moves and plants an A living tree should be kept indoors no more Beer" can't be sold in hnnoH execulivi Virginia. And that's the problem. The average of 300 to 400 trees on campus per year. than seven to ten days, the forester recommend¬ Billy Carter has a financial commission has a relax the' !l"'e °'r" The planting area must still be selected early ed. A longer stay indoors will make the tree regulation Billy Cart y " arrangement with Falls City banning the sale of alcoholic "Was uniVit ' PORNO TQNIOHTU" Born-again Flynt retains sex philosophy "TRULY HILARIOUS COLUMBUS, OhiolAPI-Born by President Carter's sister, magazine said Flynt is consider article on religion as I'm not going to join any long as it again publisher Larry Flynt evangelist Ruth Carter Staple- ing adding pictures of nude men does not have die-hard, funda¬ organized religion." says his new personal commit¬ ton, said one change in Hustler the Hustler section now The to mentalist overtones where we Flynt, who reportedly made ment to Christianity soon will will be a redefining of the devoted to snapshots of nude are being judgmental and con $20 million in profits last year be reflected in his sexually continuing cartoon character women sent in by their hus¬ demning people?" from Hustler, Chic and Leasvrc explicit magazines, Hustler and "Chester the Molester" as bands or boyfriends. magazine Flynt, currently free on bond Time sex aids, said he will no. Chic. But he says there will be "Chester the Protector" in or¬ "People who think I'm not pending appeal of a 7-to-25-year discontinue the sex aids-mar > change in the magazines' der to show that the publisher going to make money with sentence imposed for his con¬ keting business. does not advocate molestation. Hustler don't know how far off viction in Cincinnati on charges "Everybody expects pictures of the crucifix Hustler, with on some the cover of version of "I see a lot of reasons why overt acts against women should stop," said Flynt, 41. "I they are," Flynt told the Bea con Journal. "With Hustler of pandering obscenity and engaging in organized crime in RHA 24-hour | you swore before, we turned a lot of you'd never connection with the publication the scripture printed inside," would not condone any type of people off. What we want to do of Hustler, announced his movie con Flynt told the Akron Beacon behavior that would discrimin¬ now is turn everybody on. version Nov. 19. Journal in an interview publish¬ program line against harm people." lead... ate or rather than turn people off." "I'm a Christian, I'm not ed Sunday. "Our philosophy is going to He declined to say what other changes may be made in "What is wrong with a sense of humor? What is wrong with religious," he said. "It's be 355-0313 1 tween me and the man be the same. We're going to be upstairs. becomes the his magazines but indicated promoting healthy attitudes doing what we've been doing, pictures of nude women proba¬ toward but we'll do it better. Sex is sex, or understanding bly will not be phased out. social problems a little bit film you* beautiful and God-given. If they In its new issue. Newsweek better. What is wrong with critics think it's obscene, they should complain to the manu¬ facturer. Evil is in the eye of the beholder." Flynt, who conversion was says his recent brought about ^ 50 < in free pinball with any ice cream ^ can't miss? JIM HI CKI.I'Y \ Al. (;OI DSTI IN |» purchase and this ad Mm. thni Tlwra. MSU Ski Now featuring frozen yogurt c id organi flavors. Annual Swap and Sale is from Berkey Hall 337-1B33 Room 16 Men I.M. Now. 28-Doc. 1 9o tfeo o ■ o oe?o »o 1-7 p.m. NOTICE RATED X Showtimut: 7:00, 8:45. 10:30 Er^l TONKHT IS THE STUDENT MEDIA Showplocu: 146 Giltnar Admission: 2.50 Studunt GUEST 3.50 StoH/Faculty * / NIGHT! APPROPRIATIONS BOARD IS Ym and anothtr ;K~T Adult admittad far thi pries PLANNING THE BUDGET FOR 1978. ALL YEARLY BUDGETS MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE ASMSU COMPTROLLER, ROOM 307 STUDENT SERVICES, BY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1977AT 5 P.M. BUDGET REQUEST FORMS ARE AVAILABLE IN ROOM307 STUDENT SERVICES. EBONY PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS: FRED WARING is alive and well and making young music with his YOUNG PENNSYLVANIANS, his singing WARING BLENDORS and some VFW's (Veterans of Fred Waring Shows), including POLEY MC CLINTOCK. In his new show, IT'S ALL ABOUT LOVE!, Fred blends the besl of Broadway with popular love songs ol yesterday and today. THE DRAMATICS nFPPMlirD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM 29 at 8:15 P.M. DECEMBER n 7 o.nn 8:00 p.m. Lively Arts Series Attraction Single tickets on sale NOW! THE M.S.U. AUDITORIUM Union Ticket Office, 8:15-4:30 p.m., weekdays. PUBLIC: $7.50, 6.50, 5.00 HAZING A NIGHT OF FUN'N TICKETS ON SALE NOW *6.50 *5.50 k IVIS'J STUDENTS: 50% discount, all locations^ Prosen ted by the GAMES THAT WENT O available at DISCOUNT RECORDS, 8t Lecture-Concert Series TOO FAR I ^___SOUNDS^AND MSU at [PGj DIVERSIONS. DOWNTOWN LANSING Auto Service CtanMM Advertising ][/ j Employment - j! ' Employment j| [ Enlnywt |ffi] [ Apartments ][g [ Information GOOD USED TIRES. 13-14- Apartieits ||y] IprtwtTlBfl CERTIFIED SUBSTITUTE PART-TIME restaurant posi¬ 15 inch. Mounted TENNIS PROS AND ASSIS¬ ONE FEMALE sublease win¬ free. Also, School teachers for DeWitt, tion available, male or female. IT IS the policy of the STATE 347 Student Sorvicoi GRADUATE OR married stu¬ PHONE M5-U5S lldg. good supply of snow tires! Bath, St. Johns, Ovid-Elsie, TANT PROS- Seasonal and ter, spring. 4-man apartment. NEWS that the last 4 weeks Must be available for daytime dents. New PENNELL SALES. Fowler, Pewamo, Westphalia year-round clubs; good play¬ $67.50/month. 351-3581. of term all Student Classified luxury 2 bedroom 1301VS hours, minimum 2 days East per ing and teaching back¬ Z-3-11-29(31 apartment. East Lansing bus RATES Kalamazoo, Lansing school districts, Reply to week. Perfect for part-time or advertisingmust be paid for service. No pets. Start at 482-5818 C-20-11-30-15) TEACHER ground. Call 13011 654-3770, in advance 1 OPPORTUNITY night student. HOBIE'S beginning Nov¬ $230. Call 351-9483 PAYS doy • 90< p«r lint SERVICE, 410 Antrim Street. or send 2 complete resumes LCC SOUTH near, carpeted, ember 14,1977. Bring or mail or 351- downtown. 109 East Allegan. and 2 pictures to: Col. R. 9195 after 6 p.m. 3 dayi • IOC two bedroom. Laundry, pat¬ p«r lint Charlevoix, 49720. 3-11-29(8) to 347 Student Services. MASON BODY SHOP 812 E. Reade, W.T.S., 8401 Conn¬ 0-2*11-30(61 mm on cm co 4 days - 75c per lint 2-8-11-30(7) io, close to bus, prefer Sp-23-12-9(8) Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto HtntnimfxJ ldays*70Cper lint painting-collision service. REGISTERED NURSES- ecticut Avenue, Suite 1011, Chevy Chase, MD 20015. employed couple, good refer¬ ences, no pets, $185 includes ONE BLOCK from campus. MEDICAL immediate TWICKINGHAM TWO bed American-foreign cars. openings for Z-l 11-28-110) utilities. Deposit. 372-9488. Entire two bedroom apart¬ lint rot* per insertion TECHNOLOGISTS R.N.'s. All areas and shifts., room apartments IMS 485-0256. C-20-11-30 (4) *12-6(71 available ment available and room¬ Expanding modern 488 bed full and part-time. Hospital JOB OPENINGS-full part- now or in hospital has immediate open¬ January. Call 351- mates needed for other apart¬ paid Bluecross, 10 holidays time. Excellent pay, advance¬ 7166. OR-6-11-30(31 ments. Call 351-8135, SSI- REFILLABLE WINDSHIELD ings for both full and part plus vacation, tuition refund 1,2,3 bedroom IBS?, or 351-3873. Econolinti • 3 linn ■ '4.00 - S days. 90' par line over wiper blade for your foreign time Medical ment opportunities for the Technologists and many more benefits. right Call 374-6328 O-14-11-30I6) j lines. No adjustment in rote when cancelled. car in stock at CHEQUERED ASCP on the 11 pm-7:30 am person. apartments MALE ROOMMATE needed FLAG Salary range $6.07 to $6.48 between 4-6 p.m. 8-12-714) Price of item(s) must be stated in ad. Maximum FOREIGN CAR shift. Winter and Spring, very close per hour plus shift differ¬ LANSING sole price of'SO. PARTS, 2605 East Kalama¬ ential. Will credit for experi¬ • fully carpeted to campus. $110/month, 351 - FURNISHED, zoo St., one mile west of GROCERY CASHIER exper¬ clean 1 bedroom, $150 and Ptcnuti Personal ads 3 lines ■ '2.25 E.W. Sparrow Hospital is • gat heat and central 0120. Z-BL-1-11 28(3) • • per insertion. ence. Contact Personnel, air $165 with utilities. 48*8615. campus. 487-6055. located near a Big Ten Uni¬ ienced, dependable girl. 75' per line over 3 lines (prepayment). LANSING GENERAL HOSPI¬ conditioning 8-11-2913) C 8-11-30(6) versity which offers numer¬ Tuesdays, Thursdays and • FEMALE NEEDED to sub¬ Igflimoye/Carafle Sal* ads ■ 4 lines ■ '2.50. TAL, 2800 Devonshire. swimming pool ous undergraduate and Saturdays, 3 p.m.-8 p.m. and • 24-hour maintenance lease 1 bedroom apartment, 63' per line over 4 lines - per insertion, grad¬ Phone 372-8220. 8-12-6(131 JUNK CARS wanted. Also uate programs as well as alternating Sundays, 12 p.m.- • play ground for childi winter term. Close, furnished FURNISHED, 2 bedroom lognd Town ads ■ 4 lines ■ '2.50 • per insertion. 6 p.m. Must be experienced apartment PHD, employed other cultural activities. • no pets no heat bill. $107/month. 63' per line over 4 lines, selling used parts. Phone BEAUTICIAN-FULL time. in desires, lease 3 blocks cam¬ handling food stamps. 337-0872. after 5 p.m. loitl Founds ads/Transportation ads ■ 3 lines »f .50 anytime 351-3651. Experience necessary. Call - - C-16-11 -30(3) The hospital offers excep¬ for appointment. 339-2253 Apply in person only to Mrs. call for information 349-3800 Z *12-2(5) pus, Call 351-0366 Evenings. per insertion. 50' per line over 3 lines. tional fringe benefits that Gavin, GAVIN'S FOOD 10-5 8-11-30(41 8-12-613) Tuesday-Friday include paid vacations and CENTER, 618 East Kalama¬ 10-2 NEED ONE FEMALE, Winter zoo between 10 a.m. and Saturday tuition refunds after 1 year BUSBOYS 5 nights per week Spring. Twyckingham $75/ 1 OR 2 females winl 4- Deadlines Aviation X| employment. We also offer noon. B-1-11-28112) month. 351-7948, ask for man. Half block from cam¬ 5:15-11:00 p.m. Permanent, Knob Hill Ads-2 p.m. • I class day before publication. paid holidays, sick pay, hospi¬ Janet. Z-3-11-30(4) pus, $79/month. 332-1127. neat, hardworking individuals NOW TAKING applications Z-*12-2I3I Cancellation/Change - I p.m. • I doss day before LEARN TO fly. Flying lessons tal paid healthi pension plan. only. Good pay and working for full-time breakfast cook. Apartments FEMALE NEEDED- to share publication. conditions. Call Mr. Solomon in exchange for work. 676- Apply at Costa's in Frandor. house, own room. $85 per DELUXE APARTMENT for Once od is ordered It connot be cancelled 372-4300, JIM'S TIFFANY 8-12-7(4) until after 1st insertion. or changed 4860. 8-12-2131 Salary is commensurate with PLACE, downtown Lansing. FURNISHED 1 bedroom month, plus utilities. House is bachelor person. Private experience. Apply to completely furnished. Call entrance and parking. $160/ re is 0 '1.00 6-12-2181 apartment. Close to campus. chorg* for 1 odchange plus 50' per Ross P. Alander Reasonable. 332-6262 484-4311. *12-7(51 month utilities included. 351- additional change far maximum of 3 The State News will chonges only be responsible for the 1st Employment §j Assistant Personnel Director E.W. Sparrow Hospital NEW CAR clean up. Part time students needed morn¬ [ Apartments Z-7-12 2(3) PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 0946. 8-12-7(5) day's incorrect insertion. Adjustment doims must 1215 E. Michigan Ave. QUIET FEMALE, own room furnished one bedroom. Utili¬ FEMALE NEEDED to sub¬ ings or afternoons. No experi¬ MSU FRANDOR be mode within 10 days of large 1 bed¬ ties paid, $160/month plus lease one bedroom apart¬ expiration dote. FEMALE ESCORTS wanted. Lansing, Mi. 48909 ence necessary, will train. in two bedroom apartment. (ills are due 7 days from ad room, air conditioning, car¬ $110/month. 393-4375 or 393- deposit. 489-5574 after 5 p.m. ment winter, spring. Non- expirotion date. If not BUD KOUTS CHEVROLET, $6/hour. No training neces¬ A peting, balcony, call 339-9522 6377. 2-7-12-2(3) OR-3-11-30(5) smoker, $85/month. 337-2429 paid by due dote, a 50' late service charge will non-discriminatory 489-6533 ask for Mike Early. sary. Call 489-2278. Affirmative action or 332-3116. *11-30(31 after 5 p.m. Z-5-12-2I4I be due. 8-12-6(81 20-12-913) Employer. EAST MICHIGAN—2 bed¬ EFFICIENCY APARTMENT, furnished, reasonable, one 1 FEMALE needed winter Male/Female/Handicapped DANCERS WANTED for ONE OR two males needed room, unfurnished, except PART-TIME positions for term for own room in 2-bed- 8-11-30(38) show bar. Must have own for 4man apartment. 1 block appliances. $200/month 323- block from campus, 351- MSU students. 15-20 hours/ room Capital Villa apartment. Automotive lA Automotive ii<4- week. Automobile required. transportation. 7533 Wed., Sat., or Phone 351 - Sunday. from campus. 351-7274. Z-8-12-6I3I 1658. 8-11-28-141 8135. OR-6-11-30(31 332-0249. Z-4-12-113) Phone 339-9500, 339-3400. 8-12-2(4) OKEMOS: SPACIOUS, inex¬ C-20-11-30-141 PART-TIMS MALE ROOMMATE Needed NEEDED-MALE to share 4- LARGE 3-bedroom available pensive one bedroom apart¬ AUSTIN MARINA 1974. IMPALA 1973, low mileage, WORK forwinter'spring. Close to man Campus Hill apartment. DENTAL ASSISTANT. Neat, Dec. 18. Appliances, dish¬ ment. Call 351-8135 or 349- 3,500 miles, rear defrost, excellent condition. Call 321- KEY PUNCH and MAG card By underpaid faculty campus. $70/month. 351- Winter and spring. 349-5648. personable, intelligent. Mod¬ washer, yard, garage. 2 bath¬ 9217. 6-11-30131 AM/FM, 23 mpg. $1900. 337- 5869.8-12-2131 operators and typist. Full or member with 22 2317. Z-8-12-2I3I Z-8-12-7I4I 0464. Z-3-11-28(3) em facilities, excellent pay. rooms, dining room, living part-time, competitive years experience in Enclose recent photo. State room and porch. Fully car¬ wages. Please call MEDICAL 1 BEDROOM to sublease, MERCEDES BENZ-1974 240 peted and panelled 3 minute 1 BEDROOM apartment cor¬ NEED FEMALE to sublease CAMARO 1974 good shape, HELP, 321-6878. 8-12-1(51 teaching. Paper News Box F-6. 8-12-215) close to campus 12 milesl. diesel. Power equipped. Ex¬ drive to campus. Ideal for ner of Haslett and Hagadorn, winter across from campus. 3-speed, low mileage, call work, reseorch assis¬ Call 371-1782 or 393-9230. cellent condition. $6500 676- professional couple. $310/ available Jan. 1., on bus line, Call 337-7081, Cheapl 351-2168 after 5 p.m. UNIFORMED SECURITY Of¬ tance, A FEW good territories avail¬ X-Z-12-12I3I 9363, 8-4:30 p.m. weekdays. library-type able now. Sell AVON pro¬ month. 482-9226. 1-11-28(91 pets allowed. 351-3342. Z-3-11-30(3) 8-1-11-2813) ficers call 641-6734 between work, routine drudg¬ 4-12-1151 ducts in East Lansing. 482- Z-8-12-5-14) 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., Monday- One person for 2 bedroom CAMARO IT, 1977. V-8, 4- Friday. Or 1*11-30(3) ery acceptable. 6893. C-*11-3*(3I SUBLET NICE one bedroom- FEMALE NEEDED TO share MGB 1977, blue, under 5000 apartment. Across from cam- peed, call Janet, 373-9801 or Reply State News close to campus. Furnished, SPARROW NEAR 3 bed¬ pus. Friendly roommates. $92 nevv |u)luty apartment, 2 miles, must sell, call between Box E-5 utilities paid. $210. 351-6989 room duplex. Near bus line. b|ocks from campus. Call >7289.8-12-5-131 PART TIME position 120 ENERGETIC INSTRUCTORS a month. 332-5669, ask for 351-3397 after 5 p.m. 8 am-6 pm, 489-2433. after 5 p.m. *12-2141 $195 374-7367. 8-11-30(31 hours) working Saturday and needed to teach part time in Jeff. Z-8 11-30(4) 8-12-2(31 Z-*12-2I4I Sunday co-ordinating week¬ TAXI DRIVERS wanted. the East Lansing area for a I, 1976. Decor, FM endprogramming at resident¬ Must have excellent driving rapidly growing reading com¬ tape, like new, must 8«st offer. 349-9614. MG MIDGET 1974, excellent ial treatment center for delin¬ record. Full Time work. VAR¬ pany. Teaching certificate *12-713) condition, many extras, quent youth. Send resume to SITY CAB, 332-3559. preferred but not required, no $3100.372-0328 before noon. STARR COMMONWEALTH 8-12-1141 experience necessary. Send 8-12-7(3) FOR BOYS Personal Depart¬ resume by 11/30/77 to /YVAN 1971. New paint ment, Albion, Mi. 49224. WANTED: BUSBOY 8 a.m.-4 DYNAMIC READING SYS¬ Mated, AM/FM cassette MUSTANG II 1974 Ghia, low Z-*12-2I11) p.m. Monday-Friday. Apply TEMS INC. P.O. Box 36177 ». 482-7096 after 4 p.m. mileage, many extras, 882- in person, HUDDLE NORTH Grosse Pointe Michigan 1*12-2131 0007, evenings. 351-2122 PART-TIME cook for day¬ LOUNGE, 309 N. Washing¬ 48236. Z-3-11-29(131 Momatic, the way they should be...thick PRINT AD HERE power steer ing must be paid for in tender, charcoal-broiled steaks ^brakes. $1350. 627- advance beginning Novem¬ ber 14,1977. Bring or mail to CHRISTMAS CHEESE SALE served with a smile. 10 347 Student Services. '73, automat- sponsored by • Power, low mileage, Sp-23-12-9(8) • °r best the M.S.U. Dairy Club offer. 332- **12-2(31 NOV. 21-DEC. 16 J*® TORINO W737 Air, Auto Service \\/\ 9am-5pm weekdays WE NEEDLOVELYPEOPLE Rm. 122 Anthony Hall SgLfcr" IMPORT AUTO parts and repair. 20% discount to stu¬ 3S3-975S dents and faculty on cash/ ^.convertible power carry service parts in stock. cheese may be $4 LP0Wer brskes- n8w Check our prices and reputa¬ picked up or runnin9 mailed throughout Mj5|5I 'S'37* 351-4418. tion. 500 E. Kalamazoo at Cedar, 48*2047, 48*9229. the continental U S CORK* IV West campus shop. 485 0409. Free wrecker service includes o CLEAVER '974,0,anfle' 4 box selection 4-speed manual with repairs with mention of ranging from this ad. Local areas. »3.75MI.OO C-20-11-30-111) | 2 Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan □*5*1*1 J® i w [ C**jeb r**» IT IS the policy of the STATE JEEPS-$59.30! 200,000 items, APPLES, CIDER, BLOSSOM FREE KITTENS. Born Oct. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Debbie, FOR QUALITY stereo ser¬ ANN BROWN MALE ROOMMATE needed PRINTING for one bedroom apartment NEWS that the last 4 weeks Government surplus, direc¬ ORCHARDS, The Wadow- 30th will make someone may the next year bring you vice, THE STEREO SHOPPE AND TYPING. of term all Student Classified tory tells where and how to ski's 2 miles N. of Leslie, 3597 all the love, joy, and happi¬ 556 East Grand River. Dissertations, close to campus. 332-6744, happy for Xmas. 2 white with resumes, general printing after 1 p.m. Z-4-12-1131 Advertising must be paid for buy, Michigan Area, money Hull Rd. Old US-127. Hours, spots, 1 tiger. 393-5527 after ness the world has to offer. C-20-11-30(3) back guarantee, send $2.25, Serving MSU for 27 years in advance beginning Nov¬ 9-5 p.m. Closed Mondays, 3 p.m. S-10-12 9(4) Remember that you can with complete theses service FEMALE ROOMMATE, win¬ ember 14, 1977. Bring or mail SURPLUS INFORMATION 1-569-8251 Gift packages always count on me. BUDGET REQUEST forms 349-0860. C-30-11-30-15) ter and spring Cedar Village. to 347 Student Services. SERVICE, P.O. Box 95638, shipped by UPS. NEWFOUNDLAND PUP¬ Love, Bill for 1978 funding from SMAB Sp 23-12 9(8) Cleveland. Ohio 44101. OR-20-11-30-18) 1-11-28(81 Campus close, 585/month. Z-8 11-29(8) PIES, 6-weeks. AKC. are available in room 307 YOU NEVER SOUNDED SO 361-1230 after 5 p.m. Championship sired. Shots, Student Services, Return by GOOD I Superb professional Z-3 11-30(31 SINGLE ROOMS close to MOST LP'S priced $1.75- wormed. $300. 676-2089. November 28, 5 p.m. editor energizes your IT IS the policy of the STATE paper or campus pleasant atmo¬ $2.50. Cassettes $3.00 quality 8-12-7(4) BL-1-11-2815) NEWS that the last 4 weeks article at substantial scholar- sphere, friendly people, $25 guaranteed plus 45's, song- Houses £: deposit, lease by the term. of term all Student Classified books and more. FLAT, discount. Cure those disser¬ tation blues: Call the Dr. i Wanted Advertising must be paid for 215 Lewis street. 351-4495. 11-12-915) in advance beginning Nov¬ BLACK AND CIRCULAR up¬ stairs 541 E. Grand River. [Mobile Homes )[«*) Instructions CUSTOM COMMUNICA¬ at FOR RENT 127 N. Hayford. 3 bedroom, furnished, $300/ ROOM FOR male, close to ember 14,1977. Bring or mail to 347 Student Services. Open 11 a.m. 351-0838. C-3-11-30I7I FOR SALE: Great Lakes 12 x GUITAR, FLUTE, banjo and TION CONSULTING. 372- 4135. 10-12-9(8) loving childcareIJ licensed home. $25 Sp 23 12 9(8) 50 ft. two bedroom. New Near month plus utilities. Available Union $14 week. 332-0205 drum lessons. Private instruc¬ PROMPT TYPING Service. campus, 482 544* now. 485 1353 after 5 p.m. 443 Grove Street. 3-11 30(3) BEAN BAGS great for the fence, carpeting, and storage 5-12-2131 tion available. 351-7830, Term papers, resumes. I.B.M. 10 12-9(4) dorm or family room-Qu$en shed. Close to MSU, many MARSHALL MUSIC. 694 1541. 3-11-30(3) SENIOR ROOM IN farmhouse unfur¬ size with handle $29.95. extra?. Best offer, call 351- 0-1-11-28(41 own room, WOMAN ~| EAST LANSING near MSU nished, 10 miles from cam¬ BERKS FURNITURE in "THE 1331.8-11-2915) LOOKING Lansmg East Laral furnished house for rent, up pus. $65/month + 1/4 utili¬ OLD SCHOOLHOUSE" 4801 WRITING CONSULTANT 9 GREAT FOR A| 6141 after 5 area. Connie] to 5 students renting, good ties. Call 322-2191. N. US 27 at State Rd. JOB?—get a head] p.m. S 5 |J_ [ Los! & fori J[c[] condition. 1216 E. Michigan. years experience in profes¬ start on that first impresJ ZX 3 11 28(3) 482-6241. 10-12-9(8) sional editing. For further details 351-5937. 2-11-29(3) 337-1591. sion by having your resume typeset. The Typecutteri CONTEMPORarVgi 9'oup looking for 8-11-28(6) NICE ROOM in nice house in PORTABLE DISHWASHER, IT IS the policy of the ST ATE can make your credentials er, gratis call roc pi--™ Lansing. 527 Clifford. $75/ white with butcher block top. 5013. NEWS that the last 4 weeks j stand out in any stack of] 8-11-29(3) MALE ROOMMATE needed to share room in house 2 month + utilities. 374-6029. 10-12-9(31 $45. 393 5527 after 3 pm S-10-12-913) of term all Student Classified advertising must be paid for Real Estate"][«] resumes. ter than Looks much typing. bet-l Give blocks from campus ning winter term. 351-7241 ask for Kevin. begin¬ Z-8-12-614) NORTH CLEMENS, nished, female. All house privileges. Near bus. Drive¬ fur¬ ELECTRIC STOVE-4 burners, 2 ovens; excellent condition; best offer. 372-3891. in advance beginning Nov¬ ember 14,1977. Bring or mail to 347 Student Services. EAST LANSING immediate occupancy, spacious four bedroom on large lot, 2'A us a call -we're very reasonable. 487-9295 J very] RgOUND Tf| way. parking. 487-6390. 7-11-30(3) Sp-23-12-918) baths, finished basement, TYPING, EXPERIENCED. LARGE OLDER home, close 8-12-114) two car Fast and reasonable. 371- to campus, five bedroom, garage, owners PASTELS, OILS, CHAR- anxious. Call Paul 4635. C-20-11-30-13) large dining room, living LARGE GOLDEN Retriever all Coady, 214 CHARLES ST. 526 Sun¬ COALS-give something per¬ blond $20 reward, 349-9170. IT IS the policy of the STATE MUSSELMAN REALTY, 332- room with fireplace. Available sonal at Christmas. Portraits set Lane. $20-$25/week 5-12-2(31 NEWS that the last 4 weeks 3582. C-3-11-29(71 EXPERIENCED IBM typing. winter, 351-8154 after 3 p.m. including utilities. Lease to reasonable, 353-3812. of term all Student Classified Dissertations, (pica-elitel 4-11-28(61 June 10. 351-5847. 12-12-9141 S-5-12-213) BOOKS, MAGAZINES, LOST CLASS ring Jefferson Advertising must be paid for NEW HOME, 3 bedrooms, 1 FAY ANN, 489-0358. shaarey zedek comics and morel CURIOUS in advance beginning Nov¬ story, 2 car attached garage, C 20-11-30 (3) -osed until DESIRE FACULTY rental. ONLY FIVE High, initials BB. Reward fumier OWN ROOM in Lansing BOOK SHOP, 307 E. Grand more days to offered. 353-2638 after 5 p.m. ember 14, 1977. Bring or mail 337-2226. 8-12-7(3) 9-11-30131 Grossbeck area $395. Four place your Christmas Peanuts house $85/month plus utili¬ River 332-0112. Z-5-12-213) to 347 Student Services. EXPERT TYPING by MSU bedrooms, central air, family Personal. Hurry, time is run¬ ties Winter/Spring, 372- room, dishwasher. Call even¬ 8257. X 25-12-213) C-20-11-30-13) ning out! Come to 347 Stu¬ dent Services, today. LOST: AT or around Sp-23-12-918) | TraispirtitiPi ||jft] grad. 17 years Near Gables. Call experience. 337-0205. ClassifjJ ings, 484-3432 13-12 9(41 INSTANT REPAIR service on Dooley's. Women's watch. S-1-11-2815) SKI FOR less: Colorado on a FLORIDA BOUND bus for OR-13-11-30(31 F-nd a wmter ready car in the Silver band with a blue face. stereo, CB and TV. One day budget. Complete listing of X-mas break, Dec. 17-28. If IT IS the policy of the STATE today s Classified section. On service on most repairs. WIL¬ INSTANT CASH. We're pay¬ Reward. 349-4327 after 5 NEWS that the last 4 weeks that first cold morning, you'll inexpensive lodgine, restaur¬ you want to come call Paul BLOCK TO campus. Fast, COX TRADING POST 485- ing $1-2 for albums in good p.m. 3-11-2915) ants £t bars at ski areas. Pays of term all Student Classified be glad you did' 374-7153. X-11-12-9(3) reasonable, experienced. advertising must be paid for in advance beginning Nov¬ MALE-CLEAN, furnished, 4391. C-14 11-30(4) shape. WAZOO RECORDS, 223 Abbott. E. Lansing. 337- {_ Personal j{/] for itself the first night. Sent $3.95: CDS, Box 2870, Vail, Colo. 81657. Z-8-12-5(81 Term papers, editing. 332- 8498, 351-1711. 8-12-6(4) Ads ember 14,1977. Bring or mail to 347 Student Services. share modern kitchen, bath. SEWING MACHINES. Guar¬ anteed reconditioned ma¬ t»74._0-V11^8l5) I Typiig Service X $88 per month. 485-1436. 100 USED VACUUM clean¬ IT IS the policy of the STATE TERM PAPERS, thesis, dis¬ Sp-23-12 9(8) chines from $39.95. New OR-6-11-30(31 machines from EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING $69.50, ers. Tanks cannisters, and up rights. Guaranteed on full NEWS that the last 4 weeks of term all Student Classified f Service [[^j TWELVE YEARS experience sertation typing theses, manuscripts, elite, call 332-2078. typing; IBM pica or DUPLEX-3 bedrooms plus GIRL NEEDED for own room, year, $7.88 and up. DENNIS Advertising must be paid for BRING YOUR prescription to term papers. Evenings, 675- 0-11-12-9(31 study, brand new; 2 full CO. 1116 N. Washington, in advance beginning Nov¬ baths. 9 month lease, $400. $130. Call 339-9360 after 4 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. OPTICAL DISCOUNT. 2617 7544. C-20-11-30-I3I 489-6448. C-20-11-31(7) ember 14, 1977. Bring or UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS 316 North Cedar, opposite Call 339-2600 8-12-2(4) 8-12-2(3) mail to 347 Student Services. E. Michigan, Lansing, 372- p.m. City Market. C-20-11-30 (6) Sp-23-12-918) 7409. C-6-11-30(31 COPYGRAPH SERVICE COMPLETE DISSERTATION State Nemj FURNISHED ROOMS avail¬ AND RESUME SERVICE: Complete dissertation and Don't store things you can't ROOMMATE NEEDED for able in large house, all uti¬ REVOX A-77 MK IV Open FREE LESSON in complexion resume service. Corner typesetting, IBM typing, off¬ Clauil use Sell them fast with a house four blocks from cam¬ lities DO YOUR own divorce. We set printing and included, from $85/ binding. For hard-working Classified Ad1 pus. 351-0977 or 351-8135. month. Call EQUITY VEST at reel. 15 hours use. Absolute mint condition, $725. Don, will show you how. Approxi- care. MERLE NORMAN M.A.C. and Grand River, 8:30 -5:30 Monday-Friday. 337- estimate stop in at 2843 East 355.823d Phone 355-8255 OR-6-11-30131 mately $76. Mi. Clark, 339 COSMETIC STUDIO 321- Grand River or phone, 332- 351-1500. 0 6-11-30(4) 337-9625. 8-12-1(3) 1666. C-20-11-30-(5) 2670. 11-12-9(3) 5543. C-20-11-30-I3I 8414. C-12-11-30I7I Zimbabwe issue of internal settlement to be discussed (continued from page 1) capital of Chimoio, 75 miles largest in the province. Areas Zimbabwe African National British Foreign Secretary from the border. near the provincial Union. There were uncon¬ David Owen, Young's partner capital are Radio Maputo claimed the believed to be major sanctu¬ firmed reports that at least 600 in a British-American peace Announcements for It's What's MSU Bible Study meets at Folk dancing is held Video Workshop inviti every troops intended to try to cap¬ aries for black nationalist guer¬ guerrillas have died in the Happening must be received in the 11:30 a.m. Monday in C304 Wells plan for Zimbabwe, issued a ture the town, Monday at 8:30 p.m. in the Bailey interested in city council* the fourth rillas of Robert Mugabe's State News office, 343 Student cautious statement saying that fighting. Hall. Wednesday in C312 Wells School gym, three blocks from ings to participate. MesT Services Bldg., by noon at least Hall, and Tuesday and Thursday in Berkey Hall. cablecast live. For d< any elections held must be two class days before publication. R220 Natural Resobrces Bldg. Union Activities. "demonstrably free and fair." No announcements will be accept¬ In announcing his plan for an internal settlement with black Egypt invites nations to Cairo conference ed by phone. AIKIDO, MARTIAL ART FOR SELF-DEFENSE AND PERSONAL GROWTH meets from 9 to 10:30 Christian Science East Campus, meets from 7 tonight in 221 Baker Hall. Organization, to 8 Attention black members: Black ogy Association n StuderJ moderates, Smith called the British-American peace initi¬ I continued from page 1) to." economy afloat was not a Venereal disease, free and con¬ fidential treatment from 1 to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday and 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday. tonight in 455 Baker Attend. rj ative pressed by Young and In an interview on CBS-TV's The Egyptian president said Pre-Law Associations is plan¬ factor. p.m. Monday, Thursday and Fri¬ Owen a failure. That plan would "Face the Nation," a transcript he had not informed Arab ning a field trip to Detroit law "We are not dealing with day; and 8:30 a.m. to noon on Environmentalists have included guerrillas in the of which was made available Political Science Advisory schools Jan. 20 and U of M on leaders or the United States in each other in the Arab world in Wednesday. Community Health home. Petition t Council will meet at 2:45 today in Jan. 27. For details call Andy at regime's army while prepara¬ here, Sadat said everyone at advance about his latest initia¬ Services. 701 N. Logan St. Hudson on the ballot. l| such a material way... the only 103 S. Kedzie Hall. 353-1570. tions were made for elections. the meeting would sit around a tive and has not asked for their PIRGIM office for d< one who deals like this is single table without mediators. support. MONDAY SMCIAL Libyan leader Moammar Kha- - Previously, Smith sought a "It is not the old system of "I never wanted any of my dafy. For this reason we never - Let me assist you in the purchase o compromise settlement that everyone meeting in a suite and FREE QT. OF COKE colleagues involved because the ask anything from him and would limit the number of blacks eligible to vote through then have a mediator between them," he said. "No. Around step I have taken is very drastic never will... WITH IVIRY PIZZA your next new or used car, truck or v ... time is needed for "After this, I will be proceed¬ restrictions based on income, the table everyone . . . let us face the to know what is behind it and Tha new l97IChtvro| ing to Geneva even if I proceed property ownership, education facts. recognize it." alone," he said. FRIIDILIVIRY! arrived. Come di and age. Presently, only one in "Even if everyone doesn't Sadat said he had had no ..ili me personally show I 10 of the country's 90,000 The PLO in Beirut issued a beautiful m ' agree, I shall be proceeding to reaction from Saudi Arabia, statement registered voters The country's are blacks. military com¬ Geneva for the comprehensive settlement and whenever we reach results I shall be which has remained silent the proposed talks. on Saturday "This conference is the Ameri- can-Israeli-Sadat saying, alternative CAMPUS lets which Chevette, Novo. Z-28,Mollbu. Monte d indu^ calling "The Saudis have their own mand refused to comment Mozambican reports of fight¬ ing. But in the Mozambican on an Arab summit here and I shall put what we have agreed idea but ... I don't know what it is our relations are on a for a Geneva conference. "Only Sadat, Israel, King Hussein (of Jordan) and the PIZZA polo. Caprice and IT Corvette. on before them." capital of Maputo, normal and brotherly level 1312 Mich. Ave. government Sadat said the choice of up hirelings in the occupied West radio claimed Smith's forces till now." representatives was up to the Bank will be included in the FRII DILIVIRY 337-1377 had advanced to within five He said the fact that Saudi Cairo meeting to conclude a countries involved. "I shall miles of the Manica provincial Arabia provided large sums of treasonous agree to whatever they agree peace under the money to keep the Egyptian auspices of the United States." r. Hold onto Your I HAM MR. HOBIE HAS A NEW SOUP! j FINE NORTHERN ITALIAN FOOD AND COCKTAILS MONDAY NIGHT SPLIT SPAGHETTI DINNER PEA with a glass of Chianti Wine or frosted schooner of Beer , ALL YOU CAN EAT % PITCHER NIGHT $1.99 All Beer 25% off WINE SPECIAL /I House wines 20% off (Next to Peoples Church) Workers weave a web ol steel as they construct the PH. 337-1755 framework for a 6.35 million-gallon fuel tank in Wil 136 W. GRAND RIVER EAST LANSING Michiggg.5tote NewS| Eosl lonsin9' Michigan Monday, November 28, 1977 ]3 PROFESSOR PHUMBLE dMy tfv M§yo§te§ by Bill Yates ebony productions presents THR DRAMATICS tickets ON sale NOW m c^t ^WJIM.TV(CBS) (IQ)WIIX-TV(NBC) (I ,)WELM-TV(Cob,e, (,„WJ«T.TV,ASC) (23)WKAR-TV(PBS) me oti-tmw&t! monday Club afternoon (10) Groan Acres Pledge Drive 8:00 (12) Brady Bunch (11) Past and Present Tense (10) Little House on the (23) Sosamo Street Prairie 4:30 7:10 (6) College Basketball (23) Spartan Sportlite E!i#,ioiFam||i" I1"' (6) Doris Day 7:30 (12) Honeymooners Christ 12:20 (10) Gilligan's Island mas (12) Emergency One I (6) Spartan Basketball with Jud Heathcote (23) Movie 5:00 8:30 (6) Gunsmoke' (10) Hollywood Squares (11) The Beaux Stratagom rch for Tomorrow (10) Emergency One I (12) Hollywood Squares ilco ond th® Mon 9:00 (23) WKAR Membership- (11) Reverend Moon in America (10) Movie PEANUTS sponsored by: V* CLEANERS Bowil Pledge Drive (12) NFL Football LAUNDRY 5:10 7:40 10:00 by Schulz JatlcgTl (23) Mister Rogers (23) WKAR Membership- (6) Gong Show 5:30 Pledge Drive (23) Onedin Line | !| All My Children BIGetHn'0v#r (12) Rookies THE TEACHER NEVER I COULDN'T SET 1:30 (11) News MSU SHADOWS 5TICKS A STAR ON A STAR ON A ikiaj'i1# Wodtl Turn* 5:40 by Gordon Carleton ANY OF MY PAPERS... 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Hospital workers 46 Daze 1 Embrace 6. Standing 47. Concession 2. Wide 48 Across 7 Hindu cymbals WATCH HIRI 8 Too bad 1 FOHA — Falk 10. 11. Growingout Card game BEETLE BAILEY sponsored by: NIW SHOW r ANNOUNCIMINT 17. Radio band by Mort Walker 20. Disdainful rebulf 21. Emotionalize 24 Among n- 26. Exclamation 28 Hound 30. lasso 31. Gladden 32. Expressed contempt 33. Egyptian Christians 34 Turn aside 35 01 the cheek 37. As far as r 40 Boundary 42. Olives 44. lops 45. Vestment ] 4 Michigan Slote News. Eost Lonsing, MicHigon Monday, November 28, Warranted parking violators face arres By KERBV RIALS person goes to jail, they're entitled to a court-appointed Many of East Lansing's 23,000 warranted tickets are from MSU. Though there Times are getting tougher for parking violators at MSU. they want to plead not guilty," Matter explained. attorney if Less than half of the tickets issued by MSU's Department of Public Wardwell said, are only 20,241 parkins I The City of East Lansing has hired a special warrant officer to "It gets into a lot of money just over collecting parking tickets." Safety are paid to the University. Unpaid tickets are turned over parking permits approximately 30,000 facultv issued inis paining pet urns were issuea oncamll arrest holders of unpaid parking tickets, including MSU offenders. In the past, parking violators have been this year year an" atud sium arrested by chance to East Lansing and the violators are subject to arrest by East The increase in DPS DPR personnel ' The new warrant officer has already begun tracking down after being stopped for a traffic violation when a routine check Lansing Police Dept., as well as the DPS when officers act as cars so ner,n„„„i v.. far this term, which has resulted in .u, I violators who haven't paid their part of the 23,000 unpaid parking reveals unpaid tickets. Almost all drivers post bond and are "X"'and Wardwell said was un f„ ng I tickets East Lansing currently holds, city court administrator Brian Matter said. released, he said. However, the warrant officer will go directly to the homes agents for East Lansing, DPS Sgt. Bill Wardwell said. Wardwell said the DPS issued over 100,000 parking tickets for Student lots lot, "X" and "F" had cars earlier in the term to remove c.rsTowe7regPJ^ unregistered carfhe La ?th' ?'StH and the 1976-77 fiscal year. Cars which have been ticketed and als» !he tow. "We're going to be actually making up a list, saying these are work places of parking violators, he warned. warranted can ,i The figure compares with only 45,000 in 1967-68 and 75,000 in Wardwell said. ted can the guys we want brought in here because they've got a lot of 1972 73. Wardwell explained that if warawen expiaineatnat it the registered warrants land) we know they're in the community. It's not going to Wardwell said some of the increase is due to the addition of 8 to jarent living out of the owner of of.»,it, J 1 be a random kind of thing; it's going to be more direct," Matter parent state, then the student can'? .. . ',the b car I 1 10 part time students to the staff to control parking violations. though the car can be towed and impounded explained. Suspects can be arrested at work and at home, he added. In addition, two full-time meter maids and all DPS patrolmen write tickets, Wardwell said. dealt with. In the past, all revenue until th^l —_ "They can arrest you just like they can if you committed a Wardwell said DPS Director Richard Bernitt and Police East Lansing, Wardwell from parkin? fine. . , I murder." he said. "You can be at work and they'll walk in there, Commander Major Adam Zutaut had agreed this summer to a was established in said, but a new MSU Vi July to handle i !■ CitJ put the cuffs on you and take you away." tickets paid "vigorous enforcement" of parking regulations in order to ease the minus operating expenses, then goes into the ] Matter said that though arrests had been occurring three to four times a week, few offenders actually spent time in jail. parking problems on campus. 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