Wednesday MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STATI STATE NEWS Volume 64 Number 136 Ea«t Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 12, 1972 Amended grievance plan, censure y S. .SM and The policy approved Boger amendments make the following changes in the document. from 60 to 30 days. The grievance procedure will serve of the faculty salary list. A proposal to delay the election of DANIEL DEVER *Adds lecturers, assistant as a method under which a faculty the 10 Academic Council student State News Staff Writers instructors, specialists and librarians to member who thinks he has been the representatives - at - large and extend The Academic Council Tuesday the group eligible to grieve under the the terms of the present victim of a violation, misinterpretation approved an amended version of the procedure; or misapplication of existing representatives - at - large until fall Interim Faculty Grievance Procedure. •Allows the slate of nominees for term was introduced at the council and adopted a policy on censure the position of faculty University policies and legislation may grievance file a grievance. meeting. motions. official to include persons outside the The Thomas Greer, secretary of the document will be in effect The council also discussed the issue University; steering committee made the proposal until a full faculty rights, of the student representatives - at - ^Provides that hearings be in light of recent statements issued by responsibilities and grievance large and postponed further debate completed within 30 days (the procedure report is finalized. the heads of ASMSU and the Council and action until the May 2 meeting. grievance official may extend of Graduate Students (COGS). any of The Academic Council passed this The council considered; the the specified time limits); Harold Buckner, chairman of resolution concerning censure motion: proposed grievance document for 45 "Reduces the number of days in "A resolution of censure can only ASMSU, and a representative acting minutes before approving a version which a written request for a formal for Robert Menson, president of be introduced as part of the regular which included a list of 13 grievance procedure must be made COGS, made a joint statement last agenda. A resolution of censure amendments. from 90 to 30; week that they would make no introduced at one session of the The amended version, according to appointments to the Committee on .... . council may not be voted on before a Lawrence L. Boger, dean of the •Allows an administrator who has succeeding session of the council. Nominations until "satisfactory College of Agriculture and Natural to !nyolve the answers" provided to the Academic Council Resources, strengthens the grievance gnevam* off.ca .n its resolution, afte* "Further, as soon as practicable the resolution has been were questions surrounding the at - large procedure without significantly "Provides that the grievance official introduced, the secretary of the election. changing the document compile a list of arbitrators who are faculties shall send written notice to According to the Bylaws on President Wharton and Provost Cantlon tally up the votes at An amendment from the floor Q1"11'"**1 in University matters and the individual named in the resolution (Please turn to page 15) Tuesday afternoon's meeting of the Academic Council in the changed the document to include 80 aPP68^ b°ard chairman be and shall attend to him an invitation research associates in the list of randomly chosen from this list; to present a statement in person at the Con - Con Room of the International Center. persons eligible to initiate grievance 'Reduces the period for State News photo by Ron Biava procedure. a presidential response to a grievance next scheduled session of the council." The first sentence of the resolution Senators was added by amendment. The amendment was proposed by Paul M. LTERNATE WING OPTION Hurrell, professor of Justin Morrill College, who told the council: halt vote on "Since censure action is extremely serious and it seems to carry with it its war Officials OK coe own penalty, we need to make effort to clarify the conditions under which these kinds of actions can be introduced and considered." every power WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate refused Tuesday to vote directly on a By LINDA WERFELMAN 'adopt the alternating wing concept. residence__ halls, refused to attribute the there will be assigned to other halls. The discussion of the censure move to declare war on North Vietnam State News Stsff Writer "It is experimental and if it does motion rose out of a continuing or to make a proposed limitation on requests to any specific cause. "Since An evaluation of the new living not work it could set us back, but I am - we sent out the same basic options will be conducted after one controversy over a censure motion the presidential war powers apply to the Iniversity officials have approved a highly optimistic that it will work," information that we sent last year, I council slapped on two University conflict in Indochina. I which will allow male and female year to assess student satisfaction with she said. "I think it is quite a The Senate then moved toward lents in four residence halls to live have no explanation," North said. the living options, percentages of figures last fall. progressive move for the University If students do change their minds student signup and year - long The council censured Trustee Clair passage of the bill designed to alternate wings of the same floors and 1 hope we can continue to and limited visitation houses are less "etent'op In these areas, problems A. White, D Bay City, and Bob F. strengthen the hand of Congress in pining next fall. progress in the future at such a rate." than half full, those houses will be created by the options and the amount ■ initiating hostilities, after refusing to >sidents of Wilson and Akers halls Approval of the alternate wing Repas, professor of labor and sidetrack the I designate two floors which will eliminated as option houses and 0f damage and noise encountered in industrial relations, Nov. 30, 1971, for measure. option was preceeded by students who had requested to live optional houses. their actions involving the distribution The key vote was the 60 - 26 decision At the alternating wing concept, recommendations from RHA and a not to send the bill to the Judiciary Irding i . - to the housing options L t, special housing options committee Committee for 45 days for a study of its |rt issued Tuesday by Eldon R. hamaker, dean of students. composed of students and residence constitutionality. ha„ staff and management. The decision on war declaration on lutterfield and Emmons halls will They propo9ed> in addition to the Kleindienst aidedefends North Vietnam came on a 78 - 7 vote under a different version of creation of alternate wing floors, the tabling a war - declaration amendment klan in which men and women will "• establishment of 16 limited visitation by Sen. Mike Gravel, D - Alaska. Bpy separate wings in both halls. houses and the retention of the Another Gravel amendment to make existing number of limited visitation the bill applicable to present hostilities ■utterfield Hall is presently and quiet houses. unless Congress declares war within 15 U.S. official Ipied exclusively by women, while ions is limited to iBy continuing to expand the men. Jty of living options, we hope to The number of predicted limited visitation houses was based on figures which indicate that 26 per cent of incoming freshmen women and 19 per decision on days was defeated by vote. Arguing for declaration of a a 72 -11 roll - call direct vote on a war against North the residence halls more cent of freshman men will want to live WASHINGTON (AP) - One of acting Atty. Gen. that Thorton was his friend. Vietnam, Gravel asserted: "If there is Ictive to all students and more Richard G. Kleindienst's top aides Tuesday acknowledged in houses with this option. "He (Steward) spoke very candidly and said the subpena support for our activity in Indochina, I ■ucive to individual learning and Limited visitation houses give improper behavior by a U.S. attorney in San Diego, but would generate too much publicity," Petersen told the hope Congress will have the candor to pth," Nonnamaker said. Residence Halls Assn. residents of the particular houses the defended Kleindienst's decision not to sack the official, committee which for over a month has been reconsidering sanctify those hostilities by declaring (RHA) right to determine hours during which Asst. Atty. Gen. Henry E. Petersen said he played a key Kleindienst's nomination as attorney general. Jdent Paula Fochtman, Petoskey they will allow members of the role in recommending that U.S. Attorney Harry Steward be Petersen described that as "highly improper, but not Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R - N.Y., moved lor, agreed that "it will be a bigger evidence of corrupt'on. There was no money involved." to table the amendment, asserting "it is opposite sex to be in the houses. kept on the job. _ _ |)g point for these halls." Specific limited visitation and quiet At issue is a broad federal and local investigation in 1970 Petersen, a lawyer with the Justice Dept. since 1947, most unfair to compel senators to vote predicted "high rate" of said Kleindienst agreed with his recommendation and so lent interest in the a halls which will houses will be designated by individual into bribery and political corruption charges in San Diego, yea or nay." Steward remained in the job he still holds today. haU governments and management and site of the Republican National Convention this August. Gravel said a vote on a tabling motion • — As part of the investigation, members of a federal Stnke After unanimously voting to approve the Kleindienst is "fudging and fuzzing the issue." advisory staffs before April 21 when students will begin reserving rooms for Force Against Organized Crime issued a subpena to Frank nomination, the committee reopened the hearing at his The bill would limit the president to | forms available fall term. The increased number of incoming Thorton, a vice president of a The Strike Force wanted Thorton to San Diego advertising agency. testify before a request following publication by columnist Jack Anderson of a disputed corporate memo. use to of the armed forces for only 30 days repeal attack or the threat of attack $2,068 contribution to The memo attributed to International Telephone & to Americans, unless Congress kinating forms for positions of students requesting limited visitation federal grand jury probing or rescue houses could be attributed to parental President Nixon's election campaign which they believed Telegraph Corp. (ITT) lobbyist Dita Beard drew a link specifically approves. Red representative on the ASMSU had been funneled through the advertising firm. between the out - of - court settlement of anti - trust suits Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., D N.C., said influence, Ms. Fochtroan said. - pent Board are available in 334 "I wouldn't want to say that all the The firm, Barnes - Champ Advertising Co., is owned by pending against the firm and a commitment of at least the bill would impose a 30 • day time ient Services Bldg. The period of students had parental influence, but it C. Amholt Smith, a friend and long - time political $200,000 by ITT to underwrite the Republican National limit on the president's constitutional Itioning starts today and continues is a possibility," she said. "I'm sure supporter of President Nixon. Convention in San Diego. duty to defend the United States |>ugh April 19. Signatures of at leas? 1 qualified voters from the that some will change their minds even told When Steward found out about the subpena, Petersen Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, Steward called Petersen's appearance marks the first jump by the committee from the ITT affair to the charges against agai nst invasion, and thus would seek to amend the Constitution by simple if it is a matter of peer pressure." a statute. ■tioners college srs required. Gary North, coordinator of members of the strike force Into his office and complained Steward. :qual rights proposal >ulls women's support ratification of the resolution, denounced opponents of the By CINDI STEINWAY and ANITA PYZIK proposal as "men who desire to protect themselves from State News Staff Writers women, rather than protecting women as individuals. 8 proposed equal rights amendment was given almost "The sole intent of this legislation is to provide equal jiimous support Tuesday by a mixed group of women opportunities for women on the basis of their potential ►utives, administrators and housewives during hearings aspirations and abilities," Ballenger said. ■ducted in Lansing by Sen. Daniel He added that it would be hypocritical for the state not to Cooper, D • Oak Park, ■ ken. Donald Bishop, R - Rochester. ratify the resolution following its adoption by the U.S. Pis resolution would ratify a 27th Amendment to the U.S. Congress. fstitution to prohibit the denial of "equality of rights When asked to identify the difference between this Jerthe law" based on sex. proposal and the existing 14th Amendment to the J®cation, amendment which would take effect two years after final Constitution, Ballenger agreed a textual analysis showed little states (38 requires its adoption by three - fourths of differentiation. states) within seven years. "I'm not saying that if it's adopted years of inequities Beakers present at the hearing - scheduled to continue would tumble overnight. Its adoption would illustrate T1 18 ~ were concerned with the possible effects the constitutional injustices that have been glossed over," the (nament would have upon the status of the homemaker, lawmaker stated. fioyment, military and jury service, education and social N. Lorraine Beebe, steering committee member of the ■sequences. National Women's Political Caucus, said she had extensively ider the new proposal, women would be subject to traveled the state and found the majority of women she spoke Equal rights Jy ^rvice noers of the under the same conditions as men. Several with in favor of the equal rights amendment. Mark Rilling, professor of psychology, represented the American Civil Liberties Union in support audience voiced little objection to this clause, "Women have found by doing what society demands they feir groups were advocating an all - volunteer army in the are eventually penalized by law," Ms. Beebe said. She warned of the Equal Rights amendment which was the topic of Tuesday's subcommittee meeting in the senators not to exercise tunnel vision, adding that the Lansing. _ , State News photo by Chris Fischer fn' WiUiam Ballenger, R - Ovid, who advocated Immediate (Continued on page 15) i Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 12, 1972 3 special projects Shop Today and Thursday 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Fri. and Sat. 9;30 a.m. to 5:30p.m. ASMSU distributes $2,750 By JANE SEABERRY we're in pretty good shape. We're almost halfway Veterans Assn., Women's Center and Women's ^iLslc^'s 203 E.GRAND RIVER State News Staff Writer ASMSU's through the year as far as Liberation were defeated. Hurry! Last 4 Days To Save On O^r hard - line spending goes. We have more A request for the funding position broke in special projects than we publication of Famous Label Monday, as the board gave out," he said. control a RHA birth booklet was sent Spring and Summer Fashions! allocated $2,750 to 7 of the "This time last year the back to committee for 14 groups requesting funds, student board had spent all further investigation. though several groups still their money in special "Winter term I wouldn't encountered difficulty projects. So we're doing a have expected some of them /prin obtaining money. little bit better. At least the to pass," Jaeger said. "It was The agenda committee, eighth session is coming in really kind of funny how it which recommends with little a more money," turned out. They passed allocations to various Jaeger said. really easy." organizations, began with a Chicano Students for "It wasn't quite an budget of $8,881.01, with Progressive Action agreement. It was sort of if I fiscal year beginning Jan. 1. (CH1SPA), Gay Liberation, vote for yours, you vote for Monday the board still had Project Grapevine, Office of mine and we'll all be happy.' $7,656.01 available for Black Affairs Breakfast Like Kevin (Harty) who /ale allocations, and gave out Program, Problem voted for the breakfast $2,750 for special projects. Pregnancy, Student program. Winter term he was iSMSl Mark Jaeger, agenda Mobilization Committee and violently opposed to it," committee chairman, said Women for Abortion Repeal •ger, Hubbard • Holmes district representative, the board's Jaeger said. financial were appropriated funds, "I don't think (the vote) kses a proposal at the ASMSU board meeting Monday situation is "in pretty good while requests from Black indicated any change of > voting was held on allocation of funds to various shape." Liberation Front feeling of anybody. I |nt organizations. "Considering that we spent International, Joint Issue, think they just got tired of State News photo by Chris Fischer almost nothing winter term, MSU Railroad Club, MSU fighting over it. I'd like to think they thought some of the programs were worth fighting for, like the it in American reps Grapevine and the breakfast program," Jaeger said. During a debate involving Save On Over 1800 New the Grapevine Journal's request for $1,500, Brody Spring and Summer Tops representative C. K. Hunt lenounce U.S. policies gave the floor to James Ballard, Project Grapevine coordinator whose request ■SHINGTON (AP) - Chile's attitude toward internal or external affairs ol to Ecuador. was denied. Ballard said that the 2 FOR $7 insinuations that the United flnited States was on the any state. Though the State Dept., amount was needed to States sought to block the Palma said he will base the i' Tuesday as foreign lersof the Organization nerican States (OAS) 1970 election of President Salvador Allende. allegation on released last month by documents citing overriding national interests, decided not to suspend aid, Ecuador publish five issues and purchase new equipment. After the defeat of various 2 FOR $9 Id a 10 day general - Anibal columnist Jack Anderson nonetheless is expected to amendments, the Grapevine Jbly meeting. |S Secretary General undersecretary Palma, for foreign affairs and chief of Chile's and attributed to officials of the International Telephone & Telegraph Corp. (ITT), allege that the amendment constitutes a violation of the was granted $750. Ron Wahula, Holden - Wilson representative, 2 FOR *1 Plaza opened the OAS charter, which delegation to the meeting, which has multimillion bifjat the Pan American said Chile will accuse the - prohibits the use of coercive received criticism from others from $4.99 i with a criticism of dollar holdings in Chile. measures to force the Charles Johnson, OBA United States of violating an The documents indicate jLatin American policy. OAS charter provision which that ITT made repeated sovereign will of another representative and Hunt for Polos, Wallace Beerys, tanks and many more in Subsequent days, the state. protesting the Grapevine prohibits intervention in the efforts to win U.S. backing allocation. cotton interlocks and nylons. Stripes and solids ing is expected to for a campaign to prevent Secretary of State William in a huge array of basic and fashion colors. ce charges by both CHISPA was granted $850, Allende's installation as P. Rogers, who is heading the Sizes S, M, L. J and Ecuador that the U.S. delegation, met Gay Liberation received Id States has violated president in November 1970. $100, OBA Breakfast State senator Palma, who will outline privately Tuesday with [AS charter. Program was given $600 and Chile's position in an address Ecuadorean foreign minister Problem Pregnancy, Student declaring there is Jose A. Lucio Paredes. will get award to the assembly on Friday, Mobilization Committee and |>a>ad concern over the said in an interview there is Details of the meeting were Women for Abortion Repeal of inter-American nothing in the memoranda not disclosed. each received $150. Sale! Over 1000 Famous ^ration, called for a at hall dinner which indicates that any rete definition of kan policy toward the warning was given to ITT by Tiie State News is published by the students of Label Flare Leg Jeans U.S. officials that the firm's community. The Armstrong Hall Black activities were a violation of Michigan State University every class day during Fall, ■* absence of such a Caucus will present its Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays the OAS charter. were $8 to $16 has and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special it ion adversely Second Annual Statesman The State Dept. has denied Welcome Week edition is published in September. Jed the conduct of inter Award to Sen. Basil Brown, the U.S. engaged in any ii relations," Plaza D p.m. - Highland Park, at 6:15 today in the south dining room of Brody improper activities. It is reliably reported also Subscription rate is $16 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., s5" TO $9" that Ecuador will use the (said the United States is Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press Complex. assembly meeting as a forum cooperating fully in Assn. By Levi, H.I.S., New Digs, Male and many more! Rep. Jackie Vaughn III, D - for renewing accusations America's economic Second class postate paid at East Lansing, Mich. Select from denims, brushed denims, corduroys and Detroit, 1971 recipient, will that the United States is vial Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services development and present the award. Also on cotton suede in basic and fashion colors. Sizes 5 to kted his belief that the engaging in economic Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, hand will be Sen. Coleman 13. coercion against Ecuador in pal of U.S. aid is too often Young, D - Detroit, and Michigan, 48823. the prolonged fishing - rights ■enced by political Robert L. Green, director of Phones: Iterations. dispute between the two the Center for Urban Affairs. News/Editorial nations. I the White House, Dinner will be served from Classified Ads In retaliation for Ecuador's Uy press secretary 5:45 to 6:15 p.m. Meal Display Advertising |d L. Warren said: tickets may be purchased series of seizures of U.S. fishing vessels, the Congress Business Office Sale! Save s5.01 On Our Great Looking e have not seen the text through the Armstrong Hall Photographic IWe therefore have not ■able to assess it." Black Caucus or any recently approved an amendment cutting off aid Campus Information 100% Acrylic Knit Flare Leg Pants residence hall reception J37 ■ted • point agenda action by the desk. Students living in other Acrylic knit, the most wanted fabric at savings you residence halls can obtain can't afford to miss. Select from 3 styles in loads of C Q0 yers but most of the meal transfers in their colors. Sizes 5 to 12. _ ^ 7 T 'as centered on respective halls. Terry - Polyester were Spring Dresses From Our Regular Stock Now Reduced $13 $17 were to $30 were to $36 $19 $24 remember. . .Mother's Day A day with special meaning, a day to give her a Mother s ring Perfect for wearing now through with the birthstone of each child summer. 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QUOTE ME TOPS were $9 $599 ange. Please do not color unnumbered I (Don't forget to ask about Flair's running Terry - Polyester mate, the Flair Hot Liner.) areas. ROMBERS *6" MICHIGAN STATE NEWS The Doctor's Bag UNIVERSITY JOHN JUEL . m Letters may be addressed to Dr. volunteers. By ARNOLD WERNER. M.D. I had them simulate the commented about it. 4ft During head. If the problem is V(,„ editor-in-chief Werner at MSU Health Center. Names poor posture illustrated in the intercourse it ceases to growl, but medication to decrease * need not be included unless magazine ad and measure them. I then afterwards, usually around the time I spasms might help. By the a personal have intercourse again, the growling better or worse on an DAVE PERSON, managing editor JOHN BORGER , campus editor reply is requested. had them stand properly and remeasured them. All subjects resumes. Is this normal? What causes emptyJjj CHARLIE CAIN, city editor increased their bust line by at lea^ it? (This letter was written by a man.) Can you tell Enclosed is an ad from me h BARNEY WHITE, editorial editor a magazine two inches, including myself and Benzedrine remains in RICK GOSSELIN, sports editor that suggests that a woman can another who volunteered for the one*, .J man Changes in gastrointestinal activity read somewhere that increase her bustline three to five experiment. The women in the ad during sexual excitement are normal. it ,tav7 inches. It is based body for up to three week? on an exerciser. were very well endowed to begin with I'm unable to tell from your letter l any difference Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for outstanding journalism. Please comment. Does it work? and I am sure that an uplift bra would whether you are complaining or Benzedrine whether! account for another inch or two. whether you are boasting. If the letter or Dexedrine at | The ad is for the Mark Eden extent of time There is little doubt that exercise is in the nature of a complaint, you remaining jn Developer and Bustline Countouring stream? H Course. It shows the usual before and resulting in better posture and might try having something to eat EDITORIALS after pictures — women increasing increased strength of certain muscles in the chest can maximize a bustline, before you have sexual intercourse. Benzedrine and Dexedrine,,! their bust from 34 or 35 inches to 39 After boyfriend and I have names for two types of but it cannot make the breast itself my amohZI 'U9 judicial or 40 inches in just eight weeks. Indeed, the pictures look impressive. But closer examination revealed that any larger. I think that you would be perfectly safe to follow the recommendations in the ad, but I sexual intercourse, he always feels like all his insides have moved up towards his chest andhis stomach is empty. He drugs. They differ from each terms of chemical Dexedrine configuratuj usually has more * od all the women in the "before" pictures doubt that you have to spend $9.95 has great deal of pain and says that nervous system activity and« change a had very poor posture and since they more for commonly. Methamphet, n were fully clothed it was impossible to tell what kind of supporting bra they an exerciser to find out what to Instead, call the IM Building 355-4710 and set up a time to talk everything just tightens up. Is this normal and what can be done to the original "speed" is another possessor of theni* member^ were wearing. The "after" pictures, in prevent it? family of even greater central » Last year's Academic Council with one of their experts, at no charge. "In addition to demonstrating better system effects. elections gave rise to a situation all, the proposed Prior Some people have a very posture, also have the women wearing to sexual intercourse, revisions to the University strong reaction to oigasn which includes Amphetamines are imme4 unresolvable under the present bikini bathing suits with a top that primarily during foreplay, my stomach absorbed from the blood intense abdominal sensations. Most University judiciary system. In judicial system comprise a looks like it gives considerable uplift. growls unusually loud and quite stream likely this is what your boyfriend has body tissues and can be f0J that contest, an undergraduate complex and weighty sheaf Seizing upon the opportunity to do frequently, about once ewry ten and the best advice would be for him testing the urine, not the h beat a graduate student for a seat of amendments to the a quick experiment, I whipped out my seconds. This has occurred with all my to lie still following orgasm; in Excretion of these dry, Academic Freedom Report tape measure and roundedup a few dependent on the council. The graduate sexual partners and a few have particular he shouldn't stand on his upon function and acidity of the the state of|| which took months to ury student, however, sought to acid the urine the appeal the electoral results. compile. In light of the more they are excreted. However moreJ, Unfortunately, under procedures promised results, however, remain onboard for quite a low drafted by the student the effort is more than Trace amounts can certainly be| nominating committee only two justified." at least a week after the fa appellate paths existed: the all - stopped. From a practical poi view, this means that a ps» University Student Judiciary or graduates, faculty members and induced by amphetamine is« the Student - Faculty Judiciary. administrators. It appears likely, persist for at least three to sevei Graduate students are not however, that the latter group following the last dose of drugs. covered by either of these groups will be relegated to ex officio These drags are widely pre# for weight reduction and leaving, the appeal in legal limbo. status when the plan is finally i| because of their transient Situations such as this have implemented. i elevating qualities and their abii compelled the Judicial Programs Appeal alleviate fatigue. In none ofi Office to draft sweeping revisions The appeal process will also situations are the benefits mon of parts of the Academic be significantly affected should very temporary and often the; Freedom Report (AFR). If the revisions be adopted. There illusory. In fact, a recent study ig rather clearly that amphetamine ultimately implemented by the will be a limitation on the for more than a week board of trustees the proposed number, but not the nature of result* depression for many people. Thel amendments would bring the five appeals. Under the present have a high habituation pota - year - 8ld freedom document in Academic Freedom Report, a They are useful in two rathe line with case could be dragged out over medical conditions, narcoh numerous changes in entire term (uncontrollable sleeping spells) and University regulations and an through appeals. treatment of the policies. In particular, the The revision would involve hyperkinetic d c.C.P.S. 1972 existing judiciary system which increased provision for expedited provides for autonomous courts hearing of cases, and limitation TRB FROM WASHINGTON for various segments of the of the amount of time to appeal. academic community would be Instead of the former, 1# da$&-f<$? replaced with a centralized register and appeal, the paradigm embracing the University as a whole. individual would have 72 hours to file. Another innovation is the Mdr6By RICHARD LEE STROUT bombing; more inflation Judiciaries amateur; he was a member of the happening now. But these matters are coming At present, graduates and establishment of a University More bombing equals more President's Council of Economic So what to do? Eckstein and a lot on a collision course. Will u faf| Advisers and now runs Data undergraduates each have three Appeals Board. This body would inflation. of others think that Phase 2 must be the inflationary cost of war? "It J That formula has been true ever Resources, Inc. This is the way he puts appellate levels in their have the power to order a lower it: when the rise of consumer prices revamped; it can't be allowed to fail; it cost much, we can do it chafl since judiciaries. For undergraduates, judiciary to rehear a case, and assured Lyndon Johnson mistakenly the nation that we didn't need exceeds 2 V4 per cent for two years the must be toughened. Wrong? Possibly. That's what they told LyndJ But it is doubtful if the aloof and 1965. There are moral issues infl the first tier is the Living Unit reverse or modify the decision of controls public in the Vietnam War because gets "sensitized" to the insecure man in the White House will Judiciaries. Their original a lower judiciary. The Univeristy our economy was so huge. inflation factor. That's the critical too, but some congressmen artfl let things go on much longer the way The formula also spells the biggest period. Everybody adjusts to the immediately aware of the pockrtl jurisdiction includes house or Appeals Board will serve as the they're going. The new jump in food nerve which is beginning to junu crisis for President Nixon prospect of rising prices, particularly hall rules and those University final appellate body, and hear took office. The Communistsince attack he wage earners. Their claims start to rise prices endangers the whole program. would expect a new price • wat>e!| regulations referred to them. challenges to the substance of from North Vietnam indicates in a wage - price spiral that is What a dilemma for a President before long, if Mr. Nixon wants* that his re elected. This would includii Above the Living Unit Judiciaries University regulations, policies, "explosive." before election. Rising farm prices - policy of Vietnamization is faltering. stands the All and administrative decisions. In And continuing inflation at home mean votes in the farm goods. We would guess the Pwi - University states, but view of the many regulations and indicates that Phase 2 is faltering. So That's what happened in 1969 - 70 rising consumption costs lost might ask the biggest indafl Student Judiciary. In addition to until Mr. Nixon suddenly, mean he is threatened by a pincer movement sensibly votes in the cities. All that and companies to freeze all price mediating the internal squabbles policies which have already been switched to direct action and imposed for three to six months. And ill seven months before election. He may Vietnam, too. The administration has of ASMSU, this court arbitrates altered, there is substantial need find a way out but it will take agility. a three - month freeze. Then came come through with a lot of wise he will let South Vietnam i| for a body to review challenges Phase 2. But it hasn't been tough The milk there is split. appeals from the lower Vietnamization was supposed to explanations, middle - men costs, judiciaries well to enough or successful enough to transportation and the like. Thev as as adjudicating any unconstitutional, mean that our client state could go it persuade workers that they shouldn't in a number of original areas. irrelevant of outdated University alone. As Senate Majority Leader Mike take wage steps for their own sound a bit hysterical. c 1972, THE NEW REPOl The Student - Faculty Judiciary regulation or policy. Mansfield said last week, "We have protection. Over the last three months A long way from Vietnam? Maybe. Harrison-Blaine of New Jersey, 1*1 tops the undergraduate judicial trained, equipped, paid for and consumer prices are up 1.2 Traffic subsidized them for 17 years, and they per cent; hierarchy and includes academic One other major body which have an army of one million troops; over the last six months, 1.6 percent; OUR READER'S MIND over a year, 3.7 considerations such as cheating we have done enough." Or as Mr. per cent; over two will be affected, should the years, 8.7 per cent. under its jurisdiction. Nixon said, March 4, 1971, ". Graduate students have a similar court organization, revision pass, is the present Student Traffic Appeals Court South Vietnamese by themselves can hack it, and they can give a better . . the to "A worker would have to be a fool believe that the inflation in the prices that his family pays No gay lib (STAC). While STAC hears account of themselves even than the are over," though it is constructed around says Eckstein bluntly. To the Editor: appeals of violations of the North Vietnamese units. This means So long as prices go up, Your Wednesday article on the East whole did not condif academic units rather than the rate of homosexuality and the ordii living Student Motor Vehicle that our withdrawal program, our wage increases will exceed the and governmental sectors. The Vietnamization program is a success. " Lansing Human Relations Commission against discrimination. Gross and! first Regulations from both graduates supposed guidelines. You can squeeze hearings was headlined: "Walkout ends false oversimplification by the■ level is the departmental the balloon here but it will forum and undergraduates, it is bulge on sex bias." TTiat is not true. serves no one's judiciary which deals only with Well, maybe. As this is written our there. It's no good for the country. It The meeting had been difficult and cause. , officially an autonomous government is speeding aircraft carriers produces Stevel disputes within a given academic an extraordinary savings rate at times insulting for the gays present; judiciary under the ASMSU and rushing up big bombers. But Sen. as unhappy families try to meet the two of them walked out in I^ansingsj department. Above this are Student Board. The Mansfield calls Vietnam "an American justified April 4,1 freedom situation by cutting back anger. Because members of the college - level mediation panels. report revisions would correct tragedy." The enemy now controls expenditures; it reflects itself sooner chose to follow them into the press "one - half of Laos; two - thirds of hallway nj Finally, there is an All or later in does not mean the this technical inequity, rising interest rates, which is Not him, - Cambodia," he says, and he suspects it meeting ended, University Graduate Judiciary incorporating the traffic panel is stronger in South Vietnam than however much their action may have which parallels the Student amplified the disruption. I was among - into the body of the AFR and admitted. To the Editor: 10 members of Faculty Judiciary in function. These systems work fine - so allowing for graduate as well as The point, though, for a good many citizens paying their income tax bills is Voter remained after the two Gay Liberation who left, and Well, you guys blew it agai"- 1 wasn't me that came out of that»i undergraduate representation. long as only one type of student is involved. When, however, both In all, the proposed revisions that war costs money. You can pay for it in direct taxes or in inflation, which Registration continued a fruitful discussion with the members of the the community present. The commission and room, that was "Toady" Perrin" | me as a cover. to the University judicial is an indirect tax. The whole great rise Friday is the last day to hearing system 1 have used various covers . graduates and undergraduates are of America's present inflation came ended an hour later. comprise a complex and weighty register to vote in Michigan's involved the paradigm suffers sheaf of amendments to the from Vietnam. Before it, the nation May presidential primary. It was misleading to report Bender, Sam Riddle, even Neiberg once. I even used Prof. used*] acute paralysis. had the longest discussions in the hallway but not in Academic Freedom Report period of You may do so at the the council chambers. You have the time 1 wanted to introd«H The proposed freedom report uninterrupted prosperity in its history, City been censure resolution against Rep*T which took months to compile. Clerk's office, East too free in revisions would create a fourth and most of it with rather remarkable Lansing of Gay Liberation specifying representatives White. But Chuck Will - never! I In light of the promised results, price stability. Then came Vietnam. City Hall, 410 Abbot Road. and of the Warren HJ level, the All- University commission. Gay Lib as a Judiciary to serve as the court however, the effort is more than We watched Washington; we the thing here in remember the easy not walk out. The commision as group did MSUtrtJ April6,11 for justified. a cases including both assurances from President Johnson DOONESBURY graduates and Thursday, a joint committee worried economic advisers that undergraduates. of over by Garry Tru Under the Judicial Programs ASNJSU and the Univsristy no particular war taxes were needed, Student Affairs Committee certainly no controls. And taxes REAPING J-OB? OH. Office plan, this body would be THE BOOH QUITE A X POff'r (USCA) will meet to iron out weren't voted till too late. We have OF JOB, REMARKABLE v.'i i 1-96 A PINCKNEY RD. EXIT DOES UNCLE SAM or OWE YOU MONEY? free brownie Your tax refund check will go a long way toward the price of this 2000A Sansui receiver. Ulftfi Thd Sansui 2000A is loaded with the technical and convenience /ondwkfi features you expect from Sansui . . . wide dial linear tuning for pinpoint station selection Front End . . . . . . 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Till 5 337-1300 with $1.50 MINIMUM ORDER £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 12 Farm report examined By BILL HOLSTEIN Michigan to support various around the state manned by what the University Is were discussed by th,( State News Staff Writer force Monday aspects of agriculture and about 600 personnel, with already doing in the area or and « the marketing of another 150 specialists on lifelong education before postponed until , The Lifelong Education agricultural products. campus. making recommendations as meeting. Task Force Monday heard Richard how MSU's Cooperative Three Cooperative The task force is to what the University Bell director for Extension Service reaches Extension Service officials examining Cooperative should do. that section agrlcultui* 2 explained how the service Extension and Continuing e p a r a t e proJ,7 out into every county maintains 80 county offices Education to determine presentation, Erhard J.C. support farmers, family for comm«2 Waespl, director of the farmed European Language and the companies which Educational Centers, from farmers with honored neci* in Zurich, Switzerland, told the task force that those adult education centers equipment, credit. Bell described fertilb? 1 were financed by 1 per cent k, farmers around the h of the gross sales of various Oscar awards through! have access at cooperatives. The Cooperative Extension Service takes Informal noncredlt extension service to University of Computer Center Mlctal 2 HOLLYWOOD (AP) - "I expressing the general seated at the same table with educational services to a programs developed its# can direct farmers thought it was a supershow. Hollywood view of the 44th Charlie Chaplin, whose wide array of groups and ho»j It made town look good Academy Awards. He made dominated the minimize agricultu our presence people through direct mail, his remark early Tuesday personal contact, seminars, production costs. Gregory Peck was morning at the Oscar Ball, Chaplin's moment on stage meetings, demonstrations, had been electric. He was a ana. rl by the American Indians with 1,000 far as Coach Stan Drobac Institute transfer, yet to Williams lost to Brown and participants on each side. That's how the t he Spartan defense recorded Ikl and his MSU tennis team face defeat in singles Allare 6 - 1, 6 • 4. Fodell bewildered Ulini team must have thought shutout of the young season. AhwI were concerned, as a competition, downed John and Rosen were beaten 6 - tight defense, the two Spartan goiTP the MSU stickmen were playing as the talented Notre Dame Allare, 7 - 5, 5 - 7, 7 - 6. 2, 6 - 0, by Mike Reily and Herbert and Don Eberly, turned k. contingent came down from Williams trailing four to love John Carrico. Notre Dame's Spartans swept past them by an 11 -0 19 Illini shots on goal, the UJ South Bend to hand the in the final set, reeled off Brandon Walsh teamed with whitewashing Saturday at Champaign. Eberly. ■ four In raising their record to 3 - 1, the Spartans their second loss of straight points and Chris Kane, who replaced the season, 7 - 2. eventually overtook Allare Rod Schefter in the Spartans tallied three times in the first Coach Ted Swoboda Notre Dame accelerated to nab the victory. doubles, to defeat Jagger period and were never seriously threatened satisfaction in that quickly taking early leads in The remaining singles and Jacoby, 6 - 4 and 6 - 0. thereafter by the fighting Illini. "everybody^ us" as this helped team morale all the singles matches, but matches all went to the The loss was the second andbJ valuable experience for the Irish. v the Spartans came from for the Spartan racketman Perhaps the clincher for the Spartan players. The Illini contest mJl behind winning two Joe Fodell went down to in three outings, but Drobac stickmen came early in the second period second time that every Spartan matches and tightening up a the wire with Notre Dame's when defenseman Don Schulz picked off hy J expressed pleasure in the in a game during the young season T couple others. Mike Reily but lost on the fact that his netters refused an errant Illini shot and raced the length of Rick Vetter, Spartan final point 6 -1, 7 - 5, 7 - 6. to quit against a team with a the field to score an unassisted goal. Meanwhile, Tom Larkin captain, and Dave Williams A1 Jacoby went down to great deal of talent. The Spartan offense showed a more injured during the Michigan »» the number two man, were defeat 7 - 5, 6 - 4, to Rod The Spartans green but balanced attack as eight men broke into expected to return to action WedJ the green and white bright Schefter, and John Carrico improving tennis team will the scoring column. Paul Safran led the the Spartan stickmen face the blanked the Spartan's Bill <4 spots in the singles hit the road this weekend to Spartan barrage as he pumped in four goals Wolverines in a rematch at Ann Arbo competition. Vetter Jagger 6 - 3, 6 - 0. face Big Ten foes Wisconsin including the first two of the game. "Even though we lost, and Northwestern. The looked good and we Headed down The Spartans will be trying to J we Badgers are in the midst of a Don Grey, who scored the only third their only loss of the season as thJ hung in there," Drobac ten match streak all against MSU's Bill Wasinski (25) gets hit by an unidentified period goal, continued the pace that he on the favored maize and blue commented. "The first Big Ten opponents. That Michigan player in the Wolverine win earlier in the shares with Safran of scoring at least one squad I more than pride is at stake, three matches were very schedule could mean rough season. The Spartans will have a shot at revenge goal in every contest for the Spartans. however* Bagattaway Trophy - most goals trip from Madison for the today in Ann Arbor. Grey, who along with Steve Jones was The doubles two - game set between the two rh competition Spartans. State News reinstated in the Spartan first - string photo by Ken Ferguson still up for grabs. Sibain ImmUfkiaumti SOUNDsationj Stereo L.P.I DISCOUN1 (now thru Sunday) Carole King: MUSIC 2% MILK-GALLON PLASTIC BOTTLE 79< discount price. | ICE CREAM ALMOND {SAVE 26c) 1/ /2 Gal. Ctn. 69c reg. 4.62 COTIACE CHEESE (SAVE 22c) 'ir 23' f ;■ . ' j RIPE CALIFORNIA # SAVE 10 c _ FRESH srones straw- : pascal berries • cilery 1 1 Limit 1 Family - - Per Coupon P.. Mfgrs. Coupon J Family Mfgrs. Coupon 1 - Per Coupon P Family - Mfgrs. Coupon j IIP!! tmm 1 - % Large Good Thru April 15 ! Good Thru April 15 mi*300'1 Thru APr" IS • Stalk NEW FLAVORS - Choc. 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The accident clgarets and blue jeans, the place to come and rap, sit occured at the come first business meeting at the counseling, abortion with friends and get into of Center Lawn and Women's Center was held counseling, and women and activities just for women. Imperialism. These groups Sunset Lane in East Monday night. The group meeting decided were defined by another Staffed by members of to hold coffeehoueses on Lansing. State News photo Women's Liberation Women's Liberation, the weekend nights presenting by Terry Miller center 's located at 547 E. member, Cheryl Bartz as female talent from this area, Grand ' er Ave. and is "being of conscious - raising open and potluck dinners every importance to community Monday night at 6 p.m. for women." ard' details prison society women only. The center At 2 p.m. today, the center offers a growing library of will hold a meeting for the feminist literature. publication of the Women's Sherrill Smith, advocate of Paper, a month journal for women's liberation and about East Lansing " ku Mnlrnm * > * . ... but most of all, „ . . announced that the pity. protection that Chilly Only those who know who where he loses not only his women. Anyone interested They are victims of a super coffeehouses on weekends In can provide them. Juleson to deal with the monster can free will, but his pride and assisting with the will begin at 8 p.m. and are ghetto where racism, wants no part of Chilly and be saved. They are men like distribution are invited to dignity as well. open to any women who attend. violence, disorder, drugs the power struggles in "the Caryl Chessman and Robert and death are life. To escape yard" but he cannot escape Stroud, _ would like to perform. (the Birdman of Behind the high concrete «We need you to bring this ghetto, they must rise them. Alcatraz), not Chilly or Red above the pettiness and Prison for these men is or Nunn. wall and guard towers, lies a void where men learn to your in8truments and to help get the show eoine " ^ hostility of the system, a feat punishment and no more. "On the Yard" is an irtarttifv identify, not with not with finrfotv society, ghesaid that is all but impossible for The prisoners' daily important novel that cannot but with other men caught in A caiendar will be men swallowed up by the and will not be dismissed posted meeting place, "the yard," as the same trap of at the top of the stairs inside vicious cycle of prison life. represents society at its prison hokum as so many confinement. Once a man In "On the Yard" a small worst, other prison novels have. rejects society, he identifies an unhealthy group of men find conglomerate of men with Braly's book is a chronicle of with society's outcasts — he themselves biding time, like nowhere to go and no way to the malignant conditions no longer knows himself and Braly dramatizes the little children stuck In a get there. The hope that that infest our correctional abandons all self - resDect. prisoner's often hopeless corner, could have sparked some institutions. struggle to regain the dignity manner of change or reform It underlines the most "On the Yard" is must chilly is the self - named he lost by becoming a leader whose in these men is gone, a depressing failure of our reading for those who wish game is criminel ward of the state, anything that will make a casualty from the first shock prisons — to reroute the to understand what the Braly's prisoners are of prison life. prisoner's criminal bent. revolution in our prisons is profit. Red and Nunn and his believable characters who constant companions, Prison, as Braly sees it, is a Instead of reforming or all about. Braly details, with evoke sympathy and disgust, eagerly seeking the comforts quicksand - like pit that rehabilitating, Braly says deceptive simplicity and looks harmless enough until prison systematically insight, the degenerate a person stumbles into it. sterilizes the prisoner's mind, nature of the prisoners' Then it begins to suck him breaking constructive ties collective sense and shows down to its level, pulling with society and putting him why, in the 1970s, prisoners harder the more he fights it. in a debased environment will fight for dignity and self - respect at any cost. BED TOLD police she estimated at $800, and child had accidentally talking about 12:35 police have no suspects. swallowed some Liquid Tuesday on the north Police also recovered a stolen Wrench. The child was car from Detroit at 2:36 a.m. treated and released from | Berkey Hall when she TURINI .nan kneeling between Monday In the Akers bay Sparrow Hospital and is Romantic jewel of wherever that it (hesand masturbating. parking area. reported to have suffered no name of Chicegoland'l Jed described the man FOUR WHEEL COVERS after affects. mint bicycle ihopi. Herewith en txampli of hument white male, about 25 COME IN NOW. or you will lid, five feet ten inches ■ 160 pounds, and were car stolen from a student's between April 3 and 8 SIX MORE BICYCLES Com# In ihed now by the spring crowds for your n«w Raleigh l€TUS8€ no clothing. Police Monday In Lot X. Police VOUR UUH€€tS. a.m. stolen Sunday night g were estimated the value of the |r suspects. and Monday with a total covers at $40.20. value of $330. Police said the IN THE COMPANY OF MAN, an experimental ( SPECIAL FRIDAY SERVICE Lice arrested bikes were taken from the theater ensemble presents a unique work • Kudents at 3:10 a.m. POLICE WERE CALLED racks at East Wilson Hall, the In the Planetarium - A Theater enveloped \ 8:40 A.M. 1:25 P.M. Local Express 12:00 P.M. Express 3:30 P.M. Express n the West Holden to transport a nine • month north side of Brad} Hall, intellect and instrument an piece engaging } 4:25 P.M. 7:15 P.M. Express Exoress 5'25 P.M. Local 8:25 P.M. Exoress ounge for allegedly old child at 3:36 p.rri. West M^Donel Hall, and - attempt to probe the , Direct Service To Pont lac, B'Ham, Royal Oak 4:19 p.m. Iptlng to steal two Monday from a Spartan Berkey Hall. Police said most— depths of the universe and mind seen in one man, ; BUSES LEAVE DIRECT FROM EAST LANSING T chairs worth $175. Village apartment to of the.bikes were locked and Galileo Galilei, who dared to reach up and place his George Perplch, agent at George Perplch lease has been referred Sparrow Hospital after the that the chains had been cut. eye into the night. A striking set reaches up into the ' East Lansing Greyhound Terminal can get you out of |county prosecutor. sky enabling the actors to work in the total ' a hurry on special or 308 W. Grand River Det. 332-2813 environmental art medium of the geodesic dome — i Other 332-2569 J REPORT THAT TT)E EftRTRER . the image of a musical performance spread across a stage located behind the speaker . Jack Hamilton a feat not possible with . . speakers. conventional April 10-15 IXCLUEMNO CIOARITTI A ♦ STUDINT-FACULTY DISCOUNT OFFIRKD TOBACCO PRODUCTS. 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As advocated by Ms. Fitzgerald, it would function goal of finding out where The crux of the problem d i sc rimiantion, Ms. women could plug into the Fitzgerald said. *• apart from EOP, while the was outlined by Olga Dominiguez added that the University structure to get steering committee remains ~ Dominiguez ' administrative EOP office lacks Audience members agreed T with it. more action on their assistant to : Equal enforcement power and that the consciousness of "The women of this demands was defined by the Opportunity Programs remains at the grace of the men on campus needs committee must start now to audience and members of the (EOP), whose office is people committing the awakening to these function as part of the group. currently financially injustice. inequities, and Ms. formal structure of the Laurine Fitzgerald, assisting the committee. "EOP can recommend to Fitzgerald offered the idea of University if we are going to Canoe caper associate dean of students set the goal as having a position 'When aware of EOP becomes the administration that developing a new structure be heard," Ms. Bubloz, a complaint of action be taken such as handle it. chairman of Family and of power and sufficient |e creation of a concrete canoe by the Civil Engineering Club continues as members funds discrimination, it either cutting department funding This structure would work Child Sciences, added. Ld and form the reinforcing steel on the mold. Working on the craft are, clockwise to implement that solved informally by an until discrimination on the Em left, John M. Hutcherson, Detroit senior; John Plotkowski, Detroit junior; Roger power. "We know the issues adjustment within the department or it is referred basis of sex comes to a halt, but we cannot be assured lki Iron River junior and Jim Nothstine, Okemos freshman. confronting State News photo by Stephi Rennpage women at this campus, and we heard the to the anti - discrimination board. From there the board that it will be done," she explained. A polio crew The committee's unusual Irects larger units position was outlined by Ms. Fitzgerald as being an elected group with some credibility, clean bill of but no budget. CAPE to aid in rotation of KENNEDY, Ha. a "We do not report to EOP, (AP) The Apollo 16 moonmapping camera which 'omen's - yet this office has astronauts took their final Mattingly will operate in group volunteered their funds for five - hour physical lunar orbit while Young and our use. Eventually we will examination Tuesday and Duke explore the moon's have to have total mountainous highlands. were reported "in good committee plans to schedule group members to find out community support," she The Space agency said a y ANITA PYZIK and areas, minority group members would be free to said. shape and ready to fly" te News Staff Writer meetings on an alternating where each member comes concerns, student concerns move in and out of the Sunday on man's fifth check was being made of all basis so that all interested from and why they are there. and employemnt practices. smaller committees with no Inadequate funds expedition to the moon. high • and low - pressure Isident Wharton's women may attend. The executive committee Each task force committee limit on the number of currently limit the scope of The clean bill of health for systems. There was no four the try committee defined The - member also introduced a proposal would take charge of one committees an individual group's influences John W. Young, Charles M. concern that there would be relationship to the executive committee which for the group's consideration member could join. according to members of the Duke Jr. and Thomas K. any postponement of the steering meeting and report back to committee. To women's groups on oversees which would divide the the whole group with the aim uncover Mattingly II was announced Sunday's 12:54 p.m launch. committee and meets once a Laurine Fitzgerald, discrimination two steps are |us in an attempt to week is collecting group into four task forces. The four groups would deal of coming up with a set of associate dean of students currently taken; an after a gas leak was discovered and corrected in group direction structures and guidelines. and a committee member I.mrsl Irrax Prirei la tbr Hi , a Tuesday morning biographical data op all with women oriented fields - investigation is made and their spaceship. Steering committee kg in the International reminded the group, "We need to focus on ultimate reported out of committee to President Wharton, or The leak of nitrogen gas was found in a flexible line 4*3'2*1* « > steering committee goals and channels for Robert Perrin, vice president leading to a science fcnction to "implement Charges of the larger Kn's groups by calling Three students' wives change, not redefining issues and solutions." of University relations; and, this is followed by steps from the Affirmative Action equipment bay in the command ship. A new line was installed and checked 50 Copies - $1.50 The steering committee 100 Copies - $2.50 Kngs of all women's Report which suggest taking out. awarded scholarships decided to open meetings up %>s on campus and to all interested persons. The gaeous nitrogen is used save up to 80%! Now Enunicating to the The regular meetings are save (ni < oiiviiMi at (lent and administration now scheduled for 6:30 recommended The Community Committee for Olson, Canada, who is working for a master's p.m., alternating each week WRITE ON ftzational structure that International Programs has awarded three degree in speech pathology, and Mayuree between Wednesday spring term scholarships to the wives of and ■eveloped out of the Tinnimit, Thailand, who is working for a foreign students at MSU to promote the master's degree in education. Thursday in the Kellogg J group meetings and Center. ■fforts of the steering education of women who otherwise might The awards will pay for three credit hours Ijti i l«l*m»lf inti.Mi i littee." not have been able to continue their of the out-of-state tuition the women have lnext meeting with the education. to pay. The scholarships, which are given • women's group is The recipients of the awards are Gladys every term by the committee, are made Lied for 3 p.m., April Jorrat, Argentina, who is working for a possible through donations from local If you're looking lor an apartment tor the tall term, consider this 1 Kellogg Center. The master's degree in education; Patricia Pee organizations. "As far concerned, as we'restudents have enough problems apartments having to be one ofthem? 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East 731 Lansing See or call Linda 351-7212 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan STATE NEWS Classmen. Ids PUT THINGS I IN EASY REACH GET Action WITH A Automotive Automotive FRAN IOY SPEAKING ly Phil Fmnlc Employment Eor Rent Want Ad DODGE DART 1964. 3 speed, 6 cylinder, 45,000 miles, call 351-6706. 3-4-14 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER 1962. Rebuilt engine. Excellent DREAM JOB. Teach make methods used for "> Hollywood Natural 01 High Style up Apartments body and interior, no rust. 332-2607 after 5:30 looks. Training at out ♦AUTOMOTIVE FALCON p.m. CONVERTIBLE 3-4-13 expense. Money is good if Scooters & Cycles 1964, has 1967 Mustang you're ambitious. Can lead to Parts & Service engine. Very good condition. VOLKSWAGEN 1968 Excellent executive position. VIVIANE PENNSYLVANIA NORTH 325, Aviation $175.676-1192.3-4-13 condition, gas heater, radio. WOODARD COSMETICS, large 2 bedroom furnished •EMPLOYMENT $950. 371-4468 evenings. subsidiary ol Geneial Foods. apartment. Utilities included. FORD MUSTANG 1965. 5-4-17 No pets. Deposit. $160. * FOR RENT 351 6623. O 19 4 28 Hardtop, fair condition. John 351 3969. 0-4-28 Apartments 351-4409. 2-4-12 VOLKSWAGEN 1964 Karmann PART TIME student Houses Ghia, great gas mileage, SPRING TERM - female, employment, 12-20 hours / Rooms FORD 1965, custom, 6 cylinder, convertible. Phone 484-0187. four-man, 2 bath, furnished, week. Automobile required. stick, radio, economical, 5-4-17 $50. Meadowbrook, •FOR SALE 351-5800 for information. $250.355-2839.3-4-14 393 7585 after 5 p.m. 3-4-12 Animals VOLKSWAGEN C-3-4-12 1965 Mobile Homes FORD FAIRLANE 1967,4-door, Convertible, runs well. $350. MOTHER'S HELPER for SUBLET, SUMMER, two - man. •Lost & Found 6 cylinder, $400. Call after 9 Call 489 6991. 5-4 13 Next to campus. Air • Marigold, Chicago family, three children. •PERSONAL p.m. 694-0318. 7-4-20 conditioned. 332-1343. furnished Flexible, patient, indefatigible, apartments. •PEANUTS PERSONAL LINCOLN Scooters & Cycles children. Room, board plus 3-4-14 1966. Leather •REAL ESTATE salary. Some traveling. interior, sharp, full power, WALK TO campus, 4-man, •RECREATION air, good tires. $850. In front HONDA 1968 305 Scrambler, 355-7404, 349=2753. 3-4-12 •SERVICE of 1411 Chester Road. new , rings and pistons. $400. 'I'M MAJORING IN MEDICINE AND summer and fall. 1020 Short Street. 489-1893. 3-4-14 MILFORD STREET 12 2 and 3 Instruction 489-1893. 3-4-14 351-0596. 3-4-14 THEATRE. I HOPE 10 GETMV OWN TV TV TECHNICIAN Must have furnished, air man con ap Typing Service SfOW AFTER r QRRDUflTE!' good experience or don't 2 GIRLS for 4-man starting fall. walking distance MAVERICK 1970. Standard six, CHOPPER TRIUMPH 650 it apply, color and black and Watersedge Apartment. Phone •TRANSPORTATION excellent condition, low Custom. Excellent! $1200 or white, full or pait time, good 332-8479. 5-4-18 351-6232,3725® •WANTED 489-1656. 19-4-28 mileage, heater, radio. Must best offer. 351-4385 3-4-14 . DEADLINE come see. $1495. 351-8750. GfoWW&XWM',/ WXK2S/S. UUS/A*. MM 4-4-14 NOW LEASING BSA 250 Scrambler 1968. 1 P.M. one class day ONE OR two girls i before publication. MAVERICK 1970, automatic, Excellent condition. $350. After 3 p.m. 351-5838. ALBERT & RIVER HOUSE Summer and'or University Supfl Cancellations/Co r- one owner, excellent condition, $1350. 353-6880 1-4-12 Employment Employment Eor Kent APARTMENTS 353-3429. 3-4-12 rections - 12 noon one afternoons, 332-3726 KAWASAKI 1971, 350cc. class day before evenings. 1-4-12 STUDENTS-PARTTIME 2 blocks from campus Bighorn. Call 355-9055 after publications. 5 p.m. 1-4-12 large 1-2 & 3 bedroom OPEL KADETTE 1967 $2 per hour plus bonus. Sport PHONE Coupe. 30mpg. HONDA 150, 1962. Oldie but Excellent apartments, some with 355 8255 condition. $875. 332-8081. runs. First $75 takes it. STUDENTS WANTED Hours 10 a.m.-4 p.m. separate den or study. 2-4-12 349-1114. 1-4-12 RATES to participate In two-phase Completely furnished LARGE, 2 PARTY fu 10 wcird min research Monday and Wednesday and/or SUBLET TWO project. Initial man, summer and efficiency, PINTO 1971. Runabout, 1600cc carpeted, reserved i BRIDGESTONE 1970'/* 350 session on ANY of the term, Block from Mason - close to campus,! WORDS No. DAYS engine. 3-door, 4-speed, GTR, 1500 miles, clean, following dates: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. Abbott. Air conditioned. parking. April 10; Tuesday, April 11; Summer. SI 50 I 3 5 10 12,000 miles. $1700. quick , Ceriani Forks. Wednesday, April 12; $ 160/month. 337-9642. 484 0585, Call Mr. Aspatore, 393-5460 RENTAL OFFICE ujfiEa Too" 6.50 13.00 882-1148.1-4-12 351-1966.3-4-14 Thursday, April 13. In room 316 Bessey at 6 p.m. or 9 5-4-11 1-15-4-28 RIVER HOUSE tnnrn 4.80 7.80 15.60 BRIDGESTONE 350 1969. 6 p.m. PAY Is $2 for the first Between 9-11 a.m. and 2-5 p.m. PONTIAC LEMANS, two-door, session and $4 for the second REFRIGERATORS, RENT APARTMENTS HI nm 9.75 speed transmission, excellent A.C. and E. 6.00 19.50 snappy yellow, driven 43,000 (to be held at a later date) if Equal Opprotunity Employer. them at 204 River St. MARRIED STUDE miles by one (little old condition, $450. 332-6302. you qualify. Session will take lady) RENTALS. 1790 Grand m nri 7.20 11.70 23.40 3-4-14 or phone & FACULTY I owner. Sparkling clean. $575. River, Okemos. Also Call 332-3398. 5-4-17 (153)1-4-12 332-0255 or 337-1243 Sana 8.00 13.00 26.00 TRIMUPH '67, 200cc Knobbies No calls necessary. STEREOS for rent or sale, phone 349-2220. 0-5-4-13 1,2, & 3 bedroom J EH EE 10.OC 16.25 32.50 RAMBLER AMERIKAN 1967, front anc gQV-O 39-9372. No REPEATS, plea! NICARAGUA NEEDS ONE MAN needed until June, some with study Agriculture, Accounting 347 Stud ent Se rvices Bldg. 1 6-cylinder automatic, WANTED WATERFRONT specialists, and people with PARKING. BOGUE Street. 731 Apartments, April rent economical, good condition. 35 1-4280. Tuesday, paid. 351-3305.5-7-1 7 All students ads must be prepaid Call call 337-7328. After 7 647-4331.3-4-14 p.m. SUZUKI 200 excellent condition. $275 or best offer. DIRECTOR. 21, W.S.I, waterfront Assistant, 18. July 9 to August 5. Call GIRL and Farm management degrees. See ACTION/PEACE CORPS Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday after noon. 4-4-14 <». *145 The State News will be TEMPEST SPRINT - 1968. 6 353-1723. 3-4-14 SCOUT OFFICE, 184 9421. 5 4-14 Representatives, Placement Office, Student Services Building, April 10 -14.1-4-12 Yes. .We UNFURNISHED I responsible only for the cylinder, overhead cam. Call CYCLE INSURANCE - Central Apartments children welcoJ first insertion. day's incorrect after 6 p.m. 351-7025. 5-4-12 Michigan's any cycle, Largest any insurer, rate. 144 OVERSEAS JOBS foi u< Jet VENEZUELA, MOROCCO, have location! please, no pets | North Braze I needs people with TRIUMPH 1968 TR250. Harrison, East Lansing or 332-5335. LLOYD'S OF Physical Education degrees. Excellent mileage, condition, low $1100. Call LANSING. 0-15-4-28 $3,000 My And Coaching experience. See ACTION/PEACE CORPS WATER'S and EDGE KNOB 351-0457 after 6 p.m. 5-4-14 Automotive 1971 Representatives in Placement APARTMENTl KAWASAKI 350 A7SS. . I>.l Excellent condition, 3600 sightseeing. Office, Student Services RIVER'S EDGE VALIANT WAGON 1965. miles, $675. 351-2528. 4-4-14 Write JOBS Building. April 10-14. 1-4-12 conditioning and shag CAMARO 1968, Z-28, red and OVERSEAS, Exceptional condition. Dept. Q-2, P O. Box 15071, carpeting. $150 a month. next to Cedar Village 349-4700 black, must sell immediately. Family out grew it. 337-2533. HONDA 1965. 250cc Scrambler, San Diego, California 92115 DRUMMER. MUST be 351-5971, 351-8388 . 3-4-14 $ 1 100 or best offer. 332-4432 4-4-14 20 4 27 experienced and versatile to OPEN Monday Fr 351-6262 and leave number. reasonable. Phone 489-4803. play immediate engagements. ONE GIRL for three-man. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m x-3-4-14 3-4-13 GIRL NEEDED immediately for $56/month. Burcham Woods. VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1964 from California. Only PART TIME, 8 men, evenings Phone 371-4710, 8-6 p.m. 2-4-13 351 5988. 1-4-12 4-man in Cedar Village $55 or Saturday 12-5 p.m| CAPRI 1971. 15,000 miles, 15,000 and Saturdays. Don't work for $60 a month. 332-2310. Auto Service & gold, many extras. 485-1718 after 3 p/n„ miles on rebuilt 1500cc engine. Excellent condition. Partij $2-$3/hour if more. 489 3494. C you are worth ACTION/PEACE Corps needs WHAT YOU SEE 3-4 14 LOCATED V* MILE NC OF JOLLY RD 0*1 Monday - Friday. ... $800. 351-2223. 3-4-14 VW GUARANTEED repair. Industrial Arts majors. 3-4-14 SPRING TERM - 1 man needed, OKEMOS ROAD | RANDY'S MOBIL. I-96 at Nurses, Teachers, people in is what you get, if $55 per month. Own room. ... LIFE GUARD. $1.65/ hour. VOLKSWAGEN 1966. Great Okemos Road 349 9620. Business, Urban Planning, you get to Cedar Call, 337-1026.3-4-14 ONE GIRL, ( CHEVY VAN 1964. As is, $50. shape, reliable. Make offer. C 4 28 Summer employment. Math, Science, French, Village now! Capitol Building. $" I Also rebuilt engine. $50. In 393-2840 after 6 p.m. 3-4-14 Birmingham area. Contact English, Agriculture, Natural back of 442 Grove. 1-4-12 M/ v.)N BODY SHOP,812 East i mmediately Brent Meyers, Resources, Medicine, MEADOWBROOK TRACE 1st. Robin, 355-«f 31 3-626-2530. Applications Now leasing for Summer. 485-7495. 3-4 14 VOLKSWAGEN Kalama/oo Street . Since close Friday. 2-4-13 Engineering, Social Sciences, need 4th Nea SQUAREBACK 1970. Radio, 1940. Complete auto Physical Education and CHEVY 1961. Good Bogue St. at the Red Cedar and groovy loommate Cal GIRLS FOR sumrr carrier, new tires, muffler. painting and collision service. Home Economics. See transportation. $95. Call 394 0647. 5 4 13 campus. $40/month Excellent condition, $1700. IV5-0256. C 4 28 ACTION/PEACE CORPS 351-5180 after 5 p.m. 482-9783. 2-4-13 355-1126. 3-4-13 representatives at Placement paid. 332-0143 2-4-13 1 KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Office, April 10 14. 5-4-14 TWO Repair BEDROOM furnished APARTMENT FOR r CHEVY VAN 1964. Rebuilt VOLKSWAGEN 1965. Rebuilt work ACTION/PEACE CORPS on Volkswagen, bugs, apartment in East Lansing. engine, gas heater, radio. representative, in Placement block from Unit engine, body in good busses or Ghias. GRAND ACTION/VISTA needs Nurses, roommate(s). Fall apartment. Available Office, Student Services May 1st for 337-0683. 3-4 14 condition, everything works. Cheap reliable transportation. RIVER CITGO, 1054 East Lawyers, Urban Planners, Interested? Call Diana subletting. 351-4355. 5-4-12 $495. Call 655-3457. 5-4-14 $450. Call 484-1003. 4-4-14 Grand River. 351 9274 Building, April 10-14. 1-4-12, Teachers, Spanish majors. 332-1348 or 353-5285.5 4 14 C 4 28 Social Science majors, and PENNSYLVANIA / VOLKSWAGEN 1970. Blue, HELP WANTED. Male or Social DUPLEX, 15 minutes drive from north. Furnished 1 Workers. See DODGE CHARGER 1969. MSU, 1 bedroom furnished, sunroof, 36,000 miles. FOREIGN CAR PARTS. female. Progressive Young ACTION/VISTA M EADOWBROOK TRACE utilities paid. Available^ Special Edition, 40,000 miles, 332-5053, ask for Bruce. Company $140/month plus utilities and 3. $150/month plus <> CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 seeking full and representatives in Placement excellent condition. deposit. Phone after 5pm 351-8067.5-4-17 3-4-13 East Kalamazoo Street, 1 part time help in Lansing - Office, Student Services 641-6975. 5-4-12 Phone 627-5454 3-41<| East Lansing Above mile West of campus. area. Building, April 10 - 14. VOLKSWAGEN 1966 Bug. average income1 plus bonus 5-4-14 MAN TO share apattmi 487 5055. C DODGE 1964. Sunroof,good brakes, cracked QUIET. CLOSE. 1 $65/mont Automatic program and training.Will be bedroom, 2 term. transmission, power steering, windshield. Must sell. $350. man. Fall term $170. Summer 1214 East Kalai MUFFLERS, BRAKES, interviewing April 17. For SALES REPRESENTATIVE: room. new t i res$125.Must sell! Call 353-0614 or 349-0995. NEED IMMEDIATELY Girl cheaper. 351-8238. 0-4-28 5-4 18 SHOCKSand Springs installed appointment call Mr. The area branch ol a National - 351-4789.3-4-13 3-4-13 Dunham 351-1122 Saturday for 731 Apartments. at Rock Bottom LOW Corporation is seeking a 2-6 p.m. and Sjnday 9 a.m. - salesman. Starting income up $50/month, no deposit! PRICES. HEIGHTS AUTO Ham Hp A PARTS. 485-2276. C-1-4-12 3 p.m. 3-4-14 er month, increases 351-4404.10-4-24 CROSSWORD MB5.J Collmgtoooti Aviation REMEDIAL Instructor, Occupational READING up within bonus to $25,000 annually 3 years, plus annual on volume sales. Sales MSU AREA, Okemos. 1 bedroom furnished, $140. 2 bedroom unfurnished $160. PUZZLE rir?nn □□□F mm Therapist. Nature Instructor, means LEARN TO FLY! Nurse needed for summer management opportunity. Air - conditioned, carpeted, □□□ 5J0Q BS Complete Complete training program flight training. All modern, heat included. Call aBBta □BjS Ek courses are government and VA certified. handicapped. 230 Harlow group insurance, retirement 349-1607. 5-4-17 snnH 3 GDG3G1 nisif! HGJIj plan. No overnight travel. FRANCIS AVIATION Block, Marquette, Michigan. Mature, self - confident, Airport Road. Call 484 1324. 49855, 906-226 3212. 3-4-14 willing to follow instructions. FRANDOR, NEAR -Deluxe basement, furnished, utilities nnr.^ nraa 0^ QQ, C 4 28 Call 351-8812. Inteiviews PART TIME summer April 11-13. 4-4 12 paid, married couple only, no man a]lsmm LEARN TO FLY children or pets. 485-5333 employment. Men and 4 7-14 MSU WINGED SPARTANS women wanted in sales. Rapid promotion to MODELS WANTED for full GIRLS, TO share large furnished Managers. Work in home Private, Commercial, areas in Michigan. Phone Paul time employment. 489 8458. apartment, walk to MSU, Instrument Instruction. 519 East Michigan Avenue. utilities paid, $60 per month Conkliri, Regional Manager for American Massage each. Phone 332-6163, 4-6 Call 351-0242 after 6 PM. COMPTONS 489 1276. 3-4 14 Incorporated. 10-4-17 p.m. 5-4-17 PEOPLE WITH a great head for business look for workers RECEPTIONIST IMMEDIATELY: ONE girl, V A N T E D : MALE FOR Dental for 3-man, spring. Reduced rent. with Want Ads. Dial Office. Experience preferred. projectionist, day or evenings. Evenings351-3819. 5-4-17 355-8255! PARADISE THEATRE, 2400 Submit resume and recent North East Street. 372-1441. photograph. Reply to Box Employment A-1, Michigan State News. 104 12 WANTED PIANIST for religious WANTED: FEMALE for ticket ACTION/PEACE Corps needs folk taker and concession stand. group. Music not swank furniture - difficult but improvisional Day or evenings. PARADISE THEATRE, 2400 North East backgrounds, including 4-H, ability necessary. 355-6184 Street. 372-1441. 3-4-13 F.F.A., livestock, crops, after 6 p.m. 1-4-12 *Air conditioned beekeeping, vine-yard, farm 'Unlimited Parking mechanics, well-drilling •Disnwasheri *New Furniture MAN WITH full sized sedan or SALES HELP, male or female, experience. ACTION/ truck to deliver THE FREE minimum 3 nights weekly, •Shag Carpeting * Model Open Daily PEACE CORPS PRESS on 3 hours we set USE YOUR 2771 Northwind campus appointments, very representatives at Placement Call 351-8282 nightly. (14 a.m.) Call good commission, try itl Office, Student Services MASTER CHARGE (Behind the Yankee Store) 349-2017 till 4 p.m. ONLY. 628 2989, 489 5809, ask for Building, April 10 - 14 1-4-12 Mary. 5-4-14 5-4-14 AT THE STATE NEWS State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 12, 1972] 5 For Rent For Sale rRent Lost & Found PENTAGON AIDE SAYS Rooms Gibson guitar lgo. artment* Garrard turntable, Wollensak WIRE-RIM GLASSES In black and gold case. 351-8807. Long Viet fight recorder, Lloyd's stereo, best REWARD. 14-12 try APARTMENTS. WOMAN, KITCHEN privileges offer. 332-3633. 3-4-12 Vol1621-Call Debbie jn 6-7 p.m- 5-4-12 and parking. Some sitting Albert Street. 351-1356 3-4-13 WIRE FRAMES? Many styles, white or yellow gold. Optical LOST: "FREE", dark gray female cat. Call 332-3824 or 337-9390. 3-4-14 WASHINGTON (AP) seen l|E man for large 4 man SPARTAN HALL man, women, Discount, 2615 East - A Friedheim made this confusion. numbers of tanks." ■ Close to campu.. Michigan Avenue. 372-7409 TOY WHITE Poodle-male. Lost Pentagon spokesman prediction at a briefing in "I know of no alerts for the Asked whether there have color TV, v4 block campus. C-5-4-14 1)2.5-4-12 215 Louis, 3-6 p.m. Monday in East Lansing. Child's pet. predicted Tuesday that "we which he reported the South 82nd Airborne Division or been any defections by Answers to Mikki. Reward. face several more weeks of Vietnamese army is doing the 101st Division," Friday, 372-1031.0-4-17 FOR South Vietnamese army IR 129 BURCHAM. 2 SALE: Oldsmobile 1964 351-9026. 3-4-14 major engagements" in the "very well" against invading Friedheim said when pressed troops to the other side or ■furnished apartments convertible. Power steering, North Vietnamese offensive r regular North Vietnamese about rumors that these two acts of h9a, $62.50 - brakes. $149. 355-1100 disloyalty by South For Sale Paulo. 3-4-12 Personal against South Vietnam. forces. Army units are being Vietnamese civilians to aid )pBr man. 135 Kedzie, Spokesman Jerry W. At the same time, U, man. Lease starting prepared for possible the North Vietnamese, 50 USED SEWING machines, Friedheim once again sought ■5 and September 1st. KUSTOM 200 HEAD, West NEED SOME pictures taken? shipment back to Southeast Friedheim replied, "I have $9.95 up. 40 usad vacuum to knock down reports from ■487-3216 evenings til cabinet, 215 inch J.B.L.'s, Call 351-1767, 10 a.m. - 10 Asia. not seen any mention of 52-2316. 0-4-28 cleaners, $3.50 up. Electro Fender bassman. Eight 12 P.m. 5-4-14 Service various places in the United Assessing the battle defections or desertions." Grand, 805 E. Michigan, inch Jensens, Hoffner base States suggesting that this situation, Friedheim said There have been no reports Lansing. Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 guitar. Cheapl 351-7718. PHOTOCOPIES country is preparing to things are relatively static in of any popular uprisings and Houses p.m. Saturday, 9-12 noon. 3-4-14 WAHINES AND KEIKIKANES BEAT XEROX prices 3c! recommit ground troops to the sector below the 0-4-28 DO YOUR thing the Hawaiian no significant Viet Cong CREATIVE RESEARCH, 220 Vietnam. demilitarized zone (DMZ) ■DRsummer, large house. COLE'S BAKERY way. THE ALOHA, 303 guerrilla activity Albert. 332-1100. C-4-28 He accused some groups of and that enemy activity in Jnonth, ■446.3-4-14 no deposit. CASH camera PAID. For Stereo and equipment. Cash and Surplus Bakery foods at reduced Abbott Road, Room 201. B-1-4-12 attempting to sow the military region near accompanying the offensive, Friedheim said, adding that prices, 1/3 to 1/2 off at retail ATTENTION PLEASE, janitor I for 3 bedroom house. trades. WILCOX prices, great eating, great Saigon is "in the nature of the engagements seem to be 489 2891 after 5 SECONDHAND STORE, 509 THINK cleaning in your home. Rugs, probes rather than all - out jrv, economyl SURPLUS SPRINGI Make a between regular army units 1-4-14 East Michigan. 485-4391. carpeting, sofas, mattresses attacks." STORE, 640 South Waverly, Needlepoint or Decoupage Phone 3714339. 44-12 of South and North 8-5:30 p.m. Monday basket purse. We have all the - immediately North of 1-496 Reflecting growing official Vietnam. UtE needed to share Saturday. C expressway. C-3-4-14 supplies and many ideas I Stop optimism, Friedheim said T 2 bedroom Lansing EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS in at Beverly BATEN'S I $65 per month. Call COMPUTER PROGRAMS reports reaching the So far as any further TROPHIES « PLAQUES FURNITURE 3 complete NOOKS, CRANNYS AND or 482-0505.3-4-14 - HOLLOWS. 319V4 East Grand Drafting, Cartography, Announcements for It's Pentagon indicate "a movements from North OVIt 1000 TK rooms for only $377. Satistical What's Happening must be NO WAITING , 1 Analysis, Speech, situation in which the South Vietnam, Friedheim said he BROOKS FURNITURE River, East Lansing, (upstairs received in the State News Sptitl him Ht at the ladder). 332-6098. Writing, Legal, Medical, Vietnamese forces appear to has seen no mention in QutAtky fytthmMl 627-9600. 54-13 Specialized Research, WRITE office, 341 Student Services BL-14-12 be doing very well, inflicting reports of any additional ON,351-4321. C-194-28 Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two L WOMMK3HM I casualties on the enemy and AB DICK Mimeo 550, fluid ink. class days before publication. North Vietnamese units' | OUI WKIAITY 1 Excellent condition. $300 EVERYTHING FOR YOUR EXTERIOR PAINTING. Grad No announcements will be destroying significant coming across the DMZ. HAIR. Sprays, shampoos, hot accepted by phone. No 337-1305. 54-12 students, reliable, references. |r HOUSE available now tr•J*?' ft"" combs, and dryers. UNION Call 3494817 or 349-2781. announcements will be accepted June, 1 or 2 women, for events outside the greater BUILDING BARBER SHOP. r month. 349-3849 u SSI CONCORD MARK IVtape deck. C-1-4-12 Free estimates. 44-17 Lansing area. m. 3-4-14 3020 VINI St. Phon* 332 1667 Auto-reversing, four heads, echo, etc. Two VOICE OF THE THEATER enclosures. COFFE HISTORY BUILDING AND contracting. Ceramic tile and carpentry 7:30 The Rodeo dub will meet at p.m. today in the Council OKs 2 items | 2 deluxe, group of 4 Larry Cushion Sporting Goods Call 882-9720, 351-5796. ask work and Livestock Pavilion. Anyone men needed June to 1 III N Of MICH -Wilt Of IIABS painting. Small jobs interested in joining is welcome. for Dale. 3-4-12 Soldiers in the Persian army our specialty. Free estimates. iO each. 349-3849 "ianiino s houn of raorMiii" n. 3-4-14 as far back as 575 A.D. Call 482-0056 anytime. Watch Campus Capsule at (Continued from page one) - large issue. chewed coffee seeds. They 5-4-18 Best said he will invite STEREO TAPE Racorder, $176. LUDWIG, SEVEN drums, 12:30 and 6:30 p.m. Tuesday Academic Governance, carried the seeds to Yemen both Buckner and Menson | FOR 4 people, Voice of Music. 361-3908. Zildians, Atlas stands, fibre where the Arabs tried and Thursday on closed circuit Buckner and Menson must nonth near Frandor. cases. Best offer over $700. PASSPORT PHOTOS don't Channel S. to attend the meeting Brand naw. 104-24 brewing them into a drink to appoint a committee before ■2-7871. 3-4-13 351-4248 or 351-4790. always have to look bad. at Thursday night to express 5-4-13 make them taste better. The MSU Veterans Assn. will an - large election can be Quality at CYCLOPS meet at 7 held. their views. house,furnished for 100 ROCK records. Excellent And your morning coffee p.m. today in the 1 STUDIOS. 220 Albert Street. American Legion Hall. Buckner said that if 12 month lease by condition. Good stuff, will be more zesty when Greer said his proposal NIKKOR 105mm F2.5 pre set you 332-0573. C-24-12 /lay sublet. Call 332-5744 or 351-5406. make it a habit to look over was intended to allow invited, he would be happy lens Leica mount. Rikenon Moosuski will meet at 7 p.m. 3-4-12 the STATE NEWS Classified student to attend the meeting. 4-4 14 70 - 230 F4.5 zoom lens. today in the Showbar at the at - large Auto Vivitar 135mm F2.8 Ads at the same time. You'll Instruction Gables. Membership and ID representation on the Commenting on Greer's find all kinds of good values required. proposal, Buckner said that |rOOM furnished, lens. Sansui TU555 AM/FM there at really council while the 11 80/month. exciting prices. SWIMMING LESSONS Committee on Academic if the council passes it, "it SHURE M91E and stereo tuner. Sony TC630D Start today to have Want Ads Signup for the May 13 Union ■45.54-18 reel to reel stereo tape deck. beginning through Senior Governance worked out a could be assured of not RM910E cartridges. with your coffee. Board Flea Market between 500 used 8 track stereo tapes Life Saving, by certified Red 9:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. in the change in the bylaws to having any cooperation of to share house rest of Cross water safety instructor. Union Board office through May ASMSU of COGs." $2 each. Stereo albums, clear up the at - large 71. Reasonable. Call Regularly $49.95, now typewriters, wall tapestries, FREE ... A lesson in complexion Call Annette after 6 p.m. U. He said that such a plan ■51-6551 after 6 p.m. only $19.99 and $14.99 care. Call 484-4519, East 484-8820.34-12 controversy. Police band radios. WILCOX Such a change In the would be unfair to the respectively. SECONDHAND STORE, 509 Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing Trombone, base violin and student representatives to East Michigan Avenue, 8 - Mali. MERLE NG.il/,AN FLUTE LESSONS. Private trumpet players inte.ested in bylaws would require J)0M house. Furnished joining the MSU Jazz Band III the council from the 5:30 p.m. Monday — COSMETICS STUDIOS. instruction available at passage of both the should contact Eddie Meadows g utilities. $70 per C-3-4-13 Academic Council and the colleges. 1. 4 preferred. Mid-Michigan Electronics Saturday. 485-4391. MARSHALL MUSIC, 245 in 208 Music Practice Bldg. or "It is patronizing the Ann phone 355 - 7728. Academic Senate. Greer and 0.54-13 927 East Grand River Ban kAmericard, Master PREGNANT? We Street, 351-7830. understand. other members of the representatives - at - large Charge, lawaway, terms, C-1-4-12 . . Call us. Pregnancy counseling. trades. C-4-28 La Leche League will meet at steering committee feared . when it is the council's |i GIRL, own room, 372-1560.0-4-28 9:30 a.m. Thursday at 814L TUTORIAL HELP by Ph.D.'s All that the amendment of the own ineptitude that caused animals, car Cherry Lane to discuss "The the SEWING MACHINE Clearance sciences, including math, Family and the Breastfed bylaws would not be problem," Buckner said. K Call 485-8588 after BOPBOPALOOWOPABOPBAM Sale. Brand new portable, Peanuts Personal physics and computers. Call "Why dont they just 4-14 BOOM I COMPLETE component Baby." All interested women completed in time for an $49.95, $5 per month. Large 351-8629.0-1-4-12 invited, babies welcome. election this term. extend everyone's term for Staraol Kanwood Ka-7002, sal action of racoriflitioned MEN: two years and then they I from campus. 3 Dual 1216, Mark-V speaker.. NOT all girls have usad machines. Singers, ADULTS DISCOTHEQUE Sigma DeltB Chi Frying Pan The council debated won't have any messy Bom, formal dining Knock-ya daadl Only $450. Boyfriends. Ask a girl out this Dinner will be held April 25. ™ Whites, Nacchis, New Home week I 3-4-13 Dancing lessons. Tuesday, Greer's proposal at length. elections? It would be a Huge family room 355-2676. x-1-4-12 Those interested must see and "many others", $99.95 to Thursday and Friday fireplace, beautifully Barney White in the State News Several student members typical Academic Council 39.95. Terms, EDWARDS evenings. 489-2640, office today. |pd or unfurnished if CRESTWOOD 6-string folk DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, expressed concern over the solution," he added. . Families only, guitar needs owner with 1115 North Washington. Recreation 489-3356. 0-1-4-12 process of replacing any of In other action Gordon The MSU Skydiving Club will able July 1 talent. 355-8907. 3-4-14 E. , 489-6448. C-3-4-13 A FEW vacancies left for hold an open meeting at 7:30 the present representatives • Guyer, chairman of the 'month, 484-7165. EUROPE, SUMMER' 72' Round children interested in baton, p.m. today in 208 Men's at - large that may no longer steering committee, told the 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. trip Intramural Bldg. council that the final jets from $219. acrobatic lessons and ballet. be students fall term. Tanks, canisters and uprights. Animals STUDENTOURS, 129 East selection for the Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 489-2640, 489-3356. The ASMSU Legal The council finally eight Grand River, 351-2650. Aid Dept. and up. DENNIS KITTENS - FREE to good home. 0-14-12 will have a lawyer available resolved to postpone debate faculty members and two C-4-2 every Wednesday during spring on the proposal until its students to sit on an ad hoc DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. Box • trained. Beautiful pets. ■332-3202. 54-14 316 North Cedar, opposit City Call 351-4571.3-4-13 1972 SUMMER OLYMPICS term. Students wishing next meeting on May 2. committee to develop Market. C-3-4-14 INCLUDES; Typing Service appointments with the are ASMSU asked to check Business Clyde Best, student criteria for general PL share room. Large FREE PUPPIES: 7 weeeks old, • 3 Weeks in Munnich member of the steering education courses is almost Office, 307B Student Services Immediate thru BICYCLE, GIRL'S Schwlnn, 2 fully weaned, mixed. Call committee and chairman of complete. Bldg., or call 353 -0659. . •Tickets to 10 Events ANN BROWN: Typing and j. Reduced rent, speed. Excellent condition. 339-9084. 3-4-13 •A month of FREE Travel multilith offset printing. the Committee on Guyer also announced t, 337-0507 34-14 $50. Call 351-1076 after 4 The MSU Bicycling Club will that the steering committee Nominations, agreed to call . CALL FRANK BUCK Complete service for meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 203 p.m. 3-4-14 LABRADOR RETRIEVER ll needed immediately, dissertations, theses, Men's Intramural Bldg. All a special meeting of the meeting scheduled for May puppies, AKC, blacks, 351-2286 manuscripts, general typing, racers and tourists are welcome. student representatives to 24 has been moved to 2 : offer, only $60, EARLY AMERICAN Simmons yellows, Champion sired and IBM. 22 1-1478.34-14 Sofa Bed, opens to full - size excellent hunter. 351-6468. STUDENT TRIPS And camping years experience. the council to discuss the at p.m. May 19. with Minitreks- Europe North 349-0850. C4-28 Meet with the MSU bed. Love Seat size. 337-1211 3-4-14 Promenaders for an evening of Burnished house. Close after 5 p.m. 2-4-13 Africa, Orient. Write S.T.O.P., COMPLETE THESES service. folk and square dancing at 7 ™Ll. June 20 September 2150C Shattuck, Berkeley, - GUINEA PIGS, including cages. p.m. today in 34 Women's California 94704. Or see Discount printing. IBM ■ 32-4076 after F ree to Intramural Bldg. Everyone is Equal rights plan backed 4:30. 8-TRACK Play Back recording good home. 355-1187. Travel Agent. 1-4-12 typing and binding of theses, welcome. deck and/or speakers. 14-12 resumes, publication. Across 351-0717.24-13 from campus, corner M.A.C. The Soaring dub will meet at SAMOYEDS - 2 males, AKC, Real Estate and Grand Rixer, below 7:30 p.m. today in 30 Union. (Continued from page one) WATERBEDS, 5 year guarantee. shots and wormed. Jones Stationery Shop. Call Nominations for 1972 - 3 Direct from factory. From Reasonable. Good bred lines. officers will be held. amendment has equal opportunities for both sexes. WE HAVE COPYGRAPH SERVICES, 626-6389. 1-4-12 a number of farms $9.50. Call 351-0717. 3-4-14 337-1666. C-4-28 She added that 40 per cent of the national work force is that can be exchanged for Room* Pat Barnes - McConnell, comprised of women. KITTEN, MALE, 8 weeks old, vacant land, houses, income psychologist, will discuss the TYPING THESES and letters, "Whether a woman or man works outside the house is give away to good home. Call producing property or land role of wife and mother vs. ): CO-ED with room or contracts. For details call etc. Rapid, accurate service. professional at 9 p.m. Thursday decided by the couple, not society. We want justice while we 332-0038 after 5 p.m. 14-12 §>wt to share during Doug Peters 663-8920 or Experienced. 393-4075. in the Owen Hall small cafc. live and we are ready to help implement any legislation to Pr term. Reply P.O. Box National Advertised John C4-28 achieve this," Ms. Beebe stated. LABRADOR Grey 372-1291 at ■ St. Joseph, Tents >un RETRIEVER r< • 1 nit vtn PROGRESSIVE REALTY, The MSU Rugby dub will One matter of concern to her was the rising crime rate Michigan puppy, /allow, 12 Quaiitv Awing Shop hold practices at 4:30 p.m. ^B-1-4-12 45 I 2 S. Logan weeks or o,5>r Si red by AKC 372-5512.5-4-13 Transportation today and Thursday at Old among women. She insisted that convicted women are champion. 337-1485. 3-4-12 College Field. New players and entitled by law to have a decent place in which to serve their fLVANIA AVENUE 10 SPEED French Touring cycle, OKEMOS AREA. By owner. time rather than in existing systems like the Detroit House of rugby boosters are welcome. | near Michigan Avenue, 6 months old, generator, $95. L U E POINT Built in 1970. 3 bedroom Correction. student, near bus 489 9708. 54 18 Siamese-housetrained. Best ranch, brick and stone There will be an important 'eek plus deposit. exterior. Carpeted meeting for all black pre - med Cooper questioned the amendment's possible effect on offer. Also 35mm Kodak |627-5454. 3-4-14 throughout, 2 full baths, two students at 7:30 p.m. Thursday intercollegiate athletics in removing sexual segregation in SECTIONAL, DARK brown. $20. 351-2759 after 6 p.m. in 39 Union. team half baths, built - ins; stove, sports. Love jeat, green, gold. 34-12 anted "If boys compete STREET, East Excellent, $100 each. refrigerator, dishwasher. The with girls on girls' teams, they could Bn9. private Spartan Pistol Club bedroom, 485-0494. 14-12 Large rec room with wet bar men's team will shoot against bump off all of the less capable girls," he said. T>r month. 351-5683. and stone fireplace. 2 car DON'T FORGET blood comes Chief Okemos in the first league In opposition to this, a women's representative of the PAPERBACKS FOR sale or garage. Many extras. E xcellent only from people. Save a life. match of the season at 7 p.m. Detroit chapter of the National Organization of Women condition. Large lot. $39,000. Give blood. Professional today in Demonstration Hall. trade. Science fiction and pointed out that in the popular sport of sex, the teamwork 2-4-13 Mobile Homes 349-3535.3-4-14 donors compensated. between the male and the female illustrates that the job can JLANSING newl general. 627-2650. MICHIGAN COMMUNITY The Spartan Shotgun dub ■rated 3 will meet at 6:30 p.m. today in be done. bedroom NEW MOON 1965, 10' x 50' BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. MEN'S WHITE gold wedding 208 Men's Intramural Bldg. All Rep. Rosetta Ferguson, D - Detroit, said she is not opposed X(| 'ate allV furnished. » band. 5 matched diamonds. with 7' x 11' Expando, LIKE LOTS OF ROOM? C4-28 interested people are welcome. to occupancy. furnished with many extras. 3 BEDROOM full basement equal rights, but added that she didn't think this Original value $400. Asking TIs- oA230 '"eluding $150. Call 332-0685 after 6 $3200 or best offer. Ranch on a huge lot. Near WANTED: ENGLISH style There will be a George Martel amendment would protect women where they need help. 349-3506, 84-14 677-2308. 1-4-12 schools, excellent location. fan club organizational meeting "We all know a woman has a 28 day cycle; if a woman gets - bicycle man's or woman's. _ p.m. 34-14 Can be purchased on FHA, Phone 337-2489.14-12 at 8 p.m. Friday. Members are drafted, how is she going to tell the general she wants to get -. singles AND GUITAR. GIBSON ES 335 TD. NEW TRAILER COURT on M.G.I.C. or equity out. Call urged to attend. Call 353 - 4241 out of the mud and dirt because her back is sore or she has K S. Cooking 6 months old. Perfect. $300. Colby Lake. Adults only. $50 Mrs. Robinson at ADVANCE INTERESTED, $200-$400 for more information. cramps," she said. "Furthermore, a pregnant woman is Call 351-4120, John. 5-4-12 monthly with school tax REALTY, REALTORS monthly without disturbing Free U classes meeting today: almost helpless and needs the protection of her husband's included. Call 675-7212. 372-7610 or 485 3045. your studies? Call collect, Mr. Tools and Material Workshop - property." CUSTOM MADE speakers, any 0-14-12 3-4-12 rARE room, Bommarito, 313-787-5879 7 p.m., 215 Bessey Hall; Video Seventy - five secretaries of the Michigan Legislature signed style. Call 393-8856 after 6 after 9:45 p.m. 5-4-17 Tape and Film - S p.m.. I °use. Cooking. Clow 1.34-13 ACTIVE 1968. 12' x 50', on lot, a resolution opposing the amendment on the grounds that skirted, 24,000 BTU air - Service Synergy; Carpentry - 7 p.m., they enjoy the current status of a woman in this country. 485-8836 85-8836, GOING ON Sabbitical? MSU 109 Bessey Hall. Free U course |53 0-19-4-28 PORTABLE TYPEWRITER Olympla manual. Wide conditioner, 5' x7' shed, steps front and back, many extras, 4c/3c/2c/1c. XEROX COPIES. Lowest prices in town I 50 Assistant Professor and wife lists are available at Synergy, 547 Grand River Ave. "We believe the hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world, and have no wish to rock the boat," the will house - sit starting Fall. carriage. Carrying case. available April 15th. Asking petition stated. They also requested that a copy of the KSrm r°0mS' utilities parkl"fl- paid Excellent! condition. $75. Call 351-0681 after 6 p.m. $3500. 625-7073 after 6 p.m. 54 12 copies, $1.50. Copies, better and cheaper then printingl No children, call 353-9354 during day or 355 7796 A FROTC will Force survival films at 7:30 p.m pi Air resolution be transmitted to the law - making body of ^ avai|able. 332-5035. THE PAPER EATER evenings, x-24-12 today in 101C Wells Hall. Michigan. B-1-4-12 FREE SPEAKER CLINIC 9-9, 211 Abbott Road, APRIL 13 and 14. Watch paper 3514321. C-194 28 IT uk)NT HAVE TO 66 TOO FOR SALE: sofa hide a bed. DID HE EVEl? TRY fl6HTlNc HE £AlP WE'5 cOiNc ID $96. 484-3368. 5 30 7 p.m. for details or call a HUNDRED- ANP- FlFTY- A " L0N6- LA^TlNe " L0NG-LA5TIN6 BECAUSE MARSHALL MUSIC, FOR QUALITY service I r r\ d8d spring 34-13 on POUND cat ? PENICILLIN 5H0T... I DON'T THINK I'M SOiNto COMPANY, Lansing and East stereos, TV's and recorders. TO LA*T THAT LONG: |74.M.,rd board- USED BIKES. MEN'S Women's, 24" and and 26"- Lansing. C44-13 THE STEREO SHOPPE. 337-1300. C-4-28 ■ st«ABLE April1'. 361-2223.3-4-13 MUST SELL: 1964 Duke, 10' x ■4 ft 815/week 50', 2 bedroom in excellent HAVE LAWN or garden work *sda>/ l Tu»sday FELMER ALTO - Saxaphone. condition. Must be moved. near campus? Call 355-0517 Good condition, beautiful Best offer. After 5 p.m. evenings. 34-13 tona, Phone 627-6219.34-13 372-5565 or 625-7174. 44-14 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April , Doctor praises acupunctun WASHINGTON (AP) - Francisco. Hall advanced the idea in very the much impressed with of anesthetic anesthetics a are "all toxic to point" and therefore pose osteopathic psysician, witnessed three operations were and done the withlllJ Acupuncture operations use surgery witnessed in China have an interview a week ago and acupuncture, the insertion potential hazards to the at Peking's Friendship absolutely beautiful* convinced President Nixon's said he planned to approach into the body of long physiological system. Hospital. artistic. The dij™ personal physician "that both Tkach and the State needles followed by "Acupuncture eliminates They involved surgical just beautiful." Dept. on the matter. this," he said. removals of: A cataract He said they have something very application of an electric an < superior to our method of The President's physician current through the needles. The White House from the left eye of a man, the removal 0i anesthesia." disclosed also that while he He added: physician said also, in 65; a thyroid tumor from a tumor is ordim*] Dr. Walter R. Tkach said was in Peking he requested "It's something we had answer to questions, that woman, 26; and a cyst from bloody, but "aiijj also "I think it would be that groups of American better learn about and make while he had no firsthand the ovary of another eight sponges great" if some Chinese doctors be allowed to go to use of clinically as a possible knowledge of the woman, 37, who also had practicallv no blo^a her fallopian tubes tied off. surgeons came to the next American Medical China and be given firsthand training in acupuncture, at whole new kind of anesthetic that would be effectiveness of acupuncture as a treatment for In each case, surgery as B"t Tkach think or said J nothing to J Association (AMA) least in its use as an free of the dangers of what conditions such as deafness, begun 20 minutes after the In some 25 VJ needles were inserted, and convention to demonstrate the insertion of long, thin anesthetic. "I have pressed it on we call 'systemic traumas' — he has "no reason to believe "the patients were alert, we watching ,[% adverse effects on bodily that they ... would want to procedures talked to them during needles into the body to kill them (Chinese medical sy stems from the falsify" claims they have patient left the T pain during suigery. Such an authorities)," he said, "but anesthetics we presently made on such things. surgery, and all of them table and walkedl idea already has been so far, I've had no He said that on Feb. 21, reported they experienced unassisted to qL proposed by Dr. Wesley response." he and Dr. W. Kenneth no pain. returned thennl Hall, AMA president. Tkach declared himself He said conventional Riland, a New York "All three operations rooms. Tkach indicated in an Handsome AI interview Tuesday that he will do all he can to have Economics professor Allen Mandelstamm, who refers to his the White House join in "ecoschlechtics," raises his hands in despair over the issuing an invitation to Singles7 Europe Advent trade as trials which a teacher must face. In this case, he was plagued China to send surgeons for a demonstration at the AMA's by faculty audio • visual equipment. State News photo by Chuck Michaels June session In San We want you to run away to Europe You can go for as little as 28 days or with us. as many as 70. Spring, Summer or Fall. We'll drain our last pint o£ Guinness The cost is ultra reasonable. And Water polluters at the Tournament Pub in London, hit the road south to the Channel Earlscourt, we'll get you to London from here just as cheaply as is humanly possible. and be in Calais by sunset. We've got a booklet that fills in the A month later, we could be in Istanbul. details and prices. Or Berlin or Barcelona. Or Athens. Or stiffer fines Copenhagen. Or just about and your any Australian, English, New Zealand place you If you're single, adventurous, send for it. We're under 30 and slightly booking now. in only a $500 fine. "A much higher fine and South African mates want to be. By TONI PELLILLO would probably have been proper in this On the way, we'll camp under canvas, situation and others, but the courts did not cook over open fires, swim, sun and drink State News Staff Writer have sufficient power at that time to do so," Fines for Michigan water polluters may Anderson explained. in some of the most spectacular settings on Please send me details, itineraries and an applicatioj increase by as much as 20 times the current The new bill also provides for the the continent. penalty if an environmental bill, introduced We'll provide a small zippy European Name imposition of an additional fine for each day by three ecology - minded legislators, during which the violation occurred with motorbus and your camping gear and a Address_ survives Senate scrutiny. limits set in the same range as the initial fine. Scheduled for a vote in the near future, the young cat to drive it who knows every Any damages to the natural resources of City _Prov._ bill is designed to clarify court powers in the state by the pollution violation may be wineshop from here to Zagreb, plus how to levying fines upon pollution violators. collected by the attorney general. Under the ask for a john, or how to find your way Mail to: Europe, Going Down the Road, Any person, except a municipality, found terms of the back home to bed, smashed, later on. 214 A Adelaide St. West, Toronto, Ontario. new law, he may file suit # MSU guilty of water pollution shall be charged without waiting for the go - ahead from the with a misdemeanor and may be fined not Dept. of Conservation. less than $500 nor more than $10,000 for Passed last February in the House by a 82 - each violation, under the terms of the new 18 vote, the bill was ?r.pected to encounter bill. more of a struggle in the Senate. one Rep. Thomas J. Anderson, D - Southgate, of the bill's sponsors, explained that an earlier pollution law listed the fine as being "The Senate tends to be a graveyard for environmental legislation," Anderson said, "but this bill has better support since it is store-wide] 40% SL "not less than $500" but did not set a ceiling really a punitive bill." or top fine. The bill amends a Public Act of 1929, and "But some courts interpreted the prior has even more chance for passage since it is' legislation to mean that $500 was the not an initial bill and only changes financial (all tapes on sale at 1/3 off list) I maximum fine that could be imposed," penalties, Anderson explained. Anderson said. The lawmaker cited McLouth Steel Corp. a case involving the last May in which a In addition to Anderson, Reps. Warren N. Goemaere, D - Roseville, and William R. Copeland, D - Wyandotte, are sponsoring the PRE-TAX-SAIF SALE DAYS pollution violation by the company resulted bill. Every LP & Stereo Tape April 12,13,14 T Included In This Sale All $4.98 list albums: ^21 IC/U/ BOn„ni IDUNHILLI © lags All $6.98 list albums: CIIRI/T fliTCRnnnyc impulse! I® UNIVERSITY SERIES Of FINE RECORDINGS 'DOS/ MIKITY DS/ERVE OUR COflflDEIICE ?* S:OOpm IHed. April 13 IOO En9ineerin9 'WHERE 1/ HI/TORY GOMG?~ 3:OOpm Thur/. April IS IOOE Vol Clinic Speaker: DR.UARK PI MOCK PROF. Of THEOIOSY TRIAITY EYAACEUCAL DIYIAITY SCHOOL ICCTURI PI/TCW! TWO Richard 1 to- "YVLLM | A. 3 h X 225 ANN iscount records STREET, EAST LANSING 351 - 8460 HOURS: DAILY 9:30 -8:30 SAT. 9:30 6:00 SUN: NOON - - 5:00