Friday Hobo Convention beginj MICHIGAN Cloudiness . . . I STATE STATE NEWS today to elect the national . . . increasing today with 1 hobo king and queen and to afternoon showers and a I celebrate the hobo way of UNIVERSITY high near 80. Showers should end early I life. Saturday. Lume 65 Number 22 East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August 11, 1972 TUESDAY'S PRIMARY Coalition shows clout with county victories RICK WILBINS county than previously assumed. By '"FKo ,Tl„„ i he , Coalition y*.s victory proves that Maddex received an even larger State News Staff Writer percentage of the vote in his race people with progressive ideas can and will against Jimmie Currin, of Holt, for 'he Coalition for Human Survival have a voice in the county drain commissioner, seven - for ■ seven in Tuesday's government, Nelson Brown, Coalition Maddex polled 4,791 votes to2,843 iary. coordinator, said at an election night • for Currin. Out county totals showed - .II seven Coalition - endorsed victory party at the Lake of the Hills Maddex losing to Currin by more than t'nty candidates soundly defeated «£tryS,b.- MOO votes with 2,474 votes for Kir opponents, indicating that the we think , it is an especially Currin adn 1,463 for Maddex. East lung, progressive candidates have a significant fact that our candidates Lansing voters carried Maddex to Kch broader base of support in the won and won big without the majority victory with 3,278 votes going to of the student population voting," Maddex and only 369 for Currin. Brown continued. other Coalition candidates light The Coalition endorsed Terry Luke contributed to the wild, euphoric vote for sheriff, Greg Maddex for drain commissioner, John Veenstra for mood that dominated the election Survival of ^°!Tissi,?ne.r.' Pam Stern in The 6th District commissioner [lamed for the 7th District, Jim Members of the Coalition for Human Survival held a Heyser in the 8th campaign proved to be the Coalition's press conference Thursday and expressed Distnrt District, Mary Kay u Wickens in the 9th «•-»toughest race. Veenstra defeated great pleasure in having all seven Coalition - backed candidates win District and Richard Conlin in the Joann Lee Spyke by 29 votes, polling primary elections, most by sound margins. From left to 10th District. right, Kim Heyser, Richard Conlin, Nelson Brown and John Irown loss 210 votes to 181 for Spyke. Mark Veenstra speak at the conference with the coalition chairman The Luke and Maddex victories Brown explaining that the tasted Jaeger received 77 votes. victories were significant because they were recorded without sweetest for the Coalition thfl large student vote that would because both showed strong support in normally accompany backing of the coalition. By RICK WILBINS (Continued on page 12) State News out - county areas, far from the photo by Milt Horst State News Staff Writer Coalition's East Lansing base. "We did a lot of ■State Representative Jim Brown canvassing and distrubtued leaflets to all areas in the ■ght an uphill battle for the 6th Ttrict congressional seat and lost Jdly to incumbent ■mberlain in Tuesday's primary. JVith poor weather and voter apathy Charles county, so we weren't just relying on our support in East Luke said. Luke and Maddex Lansing to win," and their House rejects Oct. 1 date volunteers pushed their campaigns in Inducing an unexpectedly light out Tnout, Brown failed to come close to county areas while Coalition for pullout from Indochina • commissioner candidates carried Luke Lmberlain, losing by a 17 per cent Maddex literature in their respective Irgin and some 10,000 votes. - I'l thought we would do better than districts. The results, when compared to the less optimistic predictions of ■t," Brown said Thursday. "The - It turnout really hurt us. In East some political "experts," were imposed . Kising, for example, only 28 per cent staggering. WASHINGTON (AP) - In a victory a new war bargaining position they can pick up a few more votes," Hamilton said the President's offer on him and registered American ■the voters voted." Luke received 4,219 votes in for President Nixon, the House discontent. Hays said. to withdraw U.S. forces four months Brown indicated he thought he defeating his Democratic opponents R. Thursday rejected 228 — 178 a The House vote removed the Rep. Lee Hamilton, D-Ind., the after a full Indochina war cease-fire Teived some Democratic support, *James Gorman (2,327) and Gerald mandate to pull U.S. forces out of the war mandate's chief author, told the House in return for American prisoners "is i that the light turnout prevented Jones (1^882). Out - county, Luke Indochina war by Oct. 1 in return for pullout provision from a pending under questioning that it would not not realistic and has no chance of I large crossover. $2.1-billion foreign-military-aid bill. itself end the Indochina war but polled 1,896 votes to 1,979 votes for release of American prisoners and a "We're giving the President a blank being accepted" by Hanoi. Irown said he thought one reason Go™an and 1.661 for Jones. limited cease-fire. check for no one knows how long in would, he said, mandate President He contended the proposed ■lost by such a large margin was that Friends and foes of the proposed Nixon to take realistic Mor® than half of Luke's support the future to continue the war," a more mandate by Congress would impose a 1 "failed to reveal Chamberlain for came from East Lansing where he directive said it would not by itself bargaining position with' Hanoi that polled 2,323 votes to 348 for Gorman have forced U.S. forces out of the war. argued Rep. Donald W. Riegle Jr. "We could end the war. (Continued on page 12) (Continued on page 9) and 221 for Jones. have a right to ask the President to But Nixon's critics said it would have change his terms." Democratic Whip Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. of Massachusetts told the House Beginning fall term the State News lilliken boosts hop es the war pullout directive probably would never become law if the House approved it but urged House support will expand its coverage of national and international news by subscribing to the New York Times News Service. John Borger, State News editor - in - as "an expression of how the American people feel about this war." chief, explained that the new wire lor law school at MSU Speaker Carl Albert and Democratic Leader Hale Boggs, under heavy pressure from Democratic sponsors of the directive to back it, stuck to their SN to service and the Associated Press (AP) state wire will take the place of the newspaper's United Press International state and sports wires. The State News school at MSU enhanced when the appropriation for twelve state colleges will retain its AP national and photo By RAY ANDERSON was opposition to imposing congressional and universities. This represents a 13 wires. remarked that MSU is the directives and NANCY PARSONS governor logical site for a new law facility, per cent increase over the past year, against it. on the President and voted service "This service will greatly improve adding that he would support the while enrollments are expected to rise The Oct. 1 pullout mandate's defeat our coverage, particularly in the area State News Staff Writers of news analysis and commentary," establishment of a school here in his only 2.4 per cent. became certain earlier when House y vetoing •cation bill a portion of the higher Wednesday, Gov. 1973-74 budget. In a message to the legislature, MSU's appropriation portion of the state antiwar forces split, with some joining President Nixon's backers to oppose N.Y. Ti Borger said. The Times service offers major news ■liken kept alive the came to $70.8 million stories and analyses from the New hope for an Milliken said studies and reports and represents 66 per cent of the changing the pullout deadline to Dec. 'J law school which 31 from Oct. 1. York Times as well as columns by was almost compiled in the past several years have school's general fund budget. Jd by the The President's James Reston, C.L. Sulzberger, Russell original bill. presented no solid data to backers, led by Baker, Tom Wicker and Anthony |he line veto cut $100,000 from substantiate the development of three Roger Wilkinson, vice president for House Republican Leader Gerald R. Lewis. |$345 million package which e would new public law schools this fall. business and finance, said the figure Ford and Rep. Wayne L. Hays, The State News had been unable to gone toward establishing law Referring to recent employment D-Ohio, accused the mandate's authors represents an increase of $6.8 million subscribe to the Times service before ools at MSU, Western of losing their credibility by showing a Michigan and opportunities studies, the governor over last year's appropriation, which now because the State Journal had pid Valley College. said that estimates of need for attomies cut sudden willingness to extend the war was mid-year by $1.3 million to held exclusive rights in the Lansing rut the possibility of getting a law are too varied. meet state deficits. by 90 days. area. "It is my judgement that the public "They want to extend the war so interest is not best served by initiating as many of three new public law Jixon blew schools in President 1973-74," he said. Wharton issued a ON REPUBLICAN TICKET statement applauding the governor's kace bid: proposal. Panel backs 2 for trustee post "The governor's statement that he will include support of the new college in his 1973-74 budget is welcome ihriv er news," he said. "We sincerely hope that the state legislature will follow up By NANCY PARSONS Michigan, is a member of the national the recommendation of its own joint by the eight member selection ■WASHINGTON (AP) - Democratic State News Staff Writer committee. - board of directors of Zero Population committee favoring establishment |e Pver said Presidential candidate Sargent of the law school at MSU." Seelye, 59, became president and Growth, Inc. The Democratic Trustee Selection Thursday President Nixon Wharton noted that MSU's 17 A former dean of the MSU College chairman of the board of Wolverine Stack, 34, has been finance few a historic opportunity to end of Business and the chairman of the chairman of the Gratiot Committee is expected to announce existing colleges and graduate World Wide, Inc. in 1969. He was County J® war ■ can get in 1969 on better terms than programs would provide "outstanding Michigan Coordinating Committee for appointed dean of the College of Republican Committee since 1966, the names of its two candidates later now. Abortion Reform have been endorsed vice chairman of the state finance this month. Business in 1957 and in 1959 became I tover, who was U.S. ambassador academic support for a college of by the MSU Alumni Assn. Trustees committee since 1969 and a member dean of the University's Graduate ■ ranee when the Paris peace talks law." Members of the eight - member Selection Committee to run on the School of Business. of the Michigan Mental Health l Nixon had "one of the He added that a completed two-year Republican ticket for the board of board of trustees are elected every two Prior to those appointments, Seelye Advisory Board. study on the feasibility of a law school ■L ric opportunities of my for MSU would enable the University trustees. was a department chairman at the The first alumni trustee selection years on a statewide partisan ballot for terms of ■esirt'. the same opportunity to launch the new college as soon as Alfred L. Seelye, president of University of Texas and had taught at committees were established just prior eight years. P'aent Eisenhower had in Korea." approval had been granted by the Wolverine World Wide, and Jack Stack, Indiana University, the University of to the 1970 election. Candidates I 'xon had peace handed to him an Alma physician and an MSU Kansas and Syracuse. recommended by both Republican and The terms of Frank Hartman, D - governor and legislature. wit""1 ll'S 'a^'" driver sa'd- "He Milliken did sign the $345 million graduate, approximately 100 were chosen from peisons considered Stack, a 1959 MSU graduate with a medical degree from the University of Democratic committees were approved at their respective party conventions Flint, and Clair A. White, D - Bay City, will epxire Dec. 31,1972. lte°in,ted t0 Paris by President |f a " Johnson, Shriver stayed on By BILL WHITING alcoholics. Ninety - eight per cent of J^hiteVl^101" NiX0n was e,ected to State News Staff Writer those who take part in the jail's drug treatment program have been on tlrte?,ained' he s^d, because he There is a marked, if disturbing, heroin, according to Jerry Gallagher, Xcff irtant u on wou,d make the Paris SUcce€d and because the Inmates s similarity about many of the inmates of the Ingham County Jail. "An average inmate is probably 21 - program director. "Most of the alcoholic problems are k Z™ had "greed to virtually all of white, older and could give a shit years - old, unemployed and a high JCri pmmendations on U.S. policy school dropout," says Jim Frank, about rehabilitation. The young black I He rehabilitation program administrator. with the drug problem will get into the d I 116 a®erted, because "steps H^aCe ^ad not ^en significant most poor, "Most of them are from Lansing and most of them are poor." program," Frank says. Approximately half of the inmates ■th »n j0t.want to 1)6 connected At least 65 per cent of the inmates housed at the Mason facility, which is Jftwasn 1 was not?1!!LlStrat,on being made." where that have been charged with drug - related modern as county jails go, have not ,hrv« said he been convicted of a crime. did not crimes, says Sheriff Kenneth want to Preadmore. Another 25 per cent are (Continued on page 9) Continued on page 11) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan PARIS U.S., Hanoi swap (AP) - The asked the Hanoi delegate to will answer the question for period of floods." charges representative: "You States really Win. summary United States and North say whether any military you. Yes, you have placed Vy substituted for fully aware that you have settlement to con^ called down these measures V i etnam swapped installations had been military installations on or Minister Xuan Thuy who yourselves by tb. South vi",^ accusations about bombing of dikes in another the placed When on or near dikes. the North near dikes." The North Vietnamese was reported ill. Vy charged that U.S. upon unleashing your invasions of is no »plr,oOT1"S«» other wav" iilU'TV. fruitless session of the Vietnamese in asked bombardment of dikes and the South." t». United turn deputy delegation leader, Vietnam what right Porter had to ask dams in the North has been The Viet Cong declared peace talks Nguyen Minh Vy said: "The the United States is trying to that as long as the present Thursday. question, Porter continuing. He reported ■ But coming out of the responded that the North find pretexts for continuing fresh attacks Aug. 3 and 4 Saigon government exists • 154th (denary meeting, U.S. Vietnamese had misled the the bombing of dikes and and said 58 portions of "the war goes on and the Ambassador William J. public by stating there were eluding responsibility for dikes and seven floodgates negotiations remain She charged the prMm( "The American people will Porter told newsmen he felt no military installations on disaster that could befall have been destroyed in 177 deadlocked." Saigon government not be taken in by any "the tone of the the dikes, the U.S. millions of North attacks since April. Nguyen Thi Binh, chief up by the United si? presentations today was spokesman reported. Vietnamese by bonbing Porter, referring to the air negotiator for the Viet »rve as an politicians who advocate a $30 Porter then dikes and dams during the Cong, said that if the United instrumenT definitely better." asserted: "I attacks, told the Hanoi VletnamlzaUon of the w» billion cut in defense spending South Vietnam's ... I believe very strongly that Ambassador Pham Dang when it comes to security, the American people national Lam commented, however, that "the tone is still at the AGAINST HUBBARD HALL HAS level of polemics. It was a don't want mythology, they session for nothing." want facts." Racial The North Vietnamese - Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird See story page negotiator said the meeting produced "no results because the American bias c 3 delegate simply repeated old By GEORGE WHITE selection process for months of protest and an the report." proposals." State News Staff Writer Hubbard Hall resident investigation by an Equal The charges subjectivity that WU1] resulted in result in U.S. spokesman David Charges of racial assistants have been Opportunities Programs early May when the discriminator Lambertson said Porter practices." 1 discrimination in the dropped following two (EOP) committee. Hubbard staff selected 22 • The establishment VC gain world status The charges, made by a RAs, including one black. selection process f0. of, group of Hubbard blacks, The Hubbard blacks Hubbard Hall based failed to be substantiated by « opposing the selection objective and Cong and Prince Norodom Sihanouk's Eagleton affair called The Viet the EOP investigation. substantia process were led by Tony criteria. exiled Cambodian regime gained admission to the However, a report by EOP Gibson, Detroit senior, administrative asst. to A1 nonaligned nations' conference Thursday in Wanda Hutchinson, Mt. •The establishment of ig Martin found the Hubbard Morris junior, and Celeste Georgetown, Guyana. selection process "confusing appropriate set of question The acceptance of the Viet Cong came after a bitter struggle among the 66 participating mental health deterrent and subjective...which could have encompassed Moy, Detroit senior. A petition containing 150 or asked nature of of regardless of questions to bt all race. applicant! countries. discriminatory practices signatures supported the •The WASHINGTON (AP) - Health said. Chase said, "was that formulization 0( The vote for the Viet Cong, which claims based on race." allegations which claimed Sen. Thomas Eagleton's The net effect, Irving H. seeking psychiatric aid was correspondence having to control of four fifths of South Vietnam, was revelation that he has had Chase said Thursday, may as a disqualifier The report, which made participants were asked to do with tlie - seen for pick sides on a racial riot selection six recommendations, was expected here to have an influence on the Paris psychiatric treatment be that more people will important responsibility." studied and supported by and asked to respond on process. seek pyschiatric care but Eagleton relinquished his peace talks. The United States now is faced with a "probably will have good the Committee against interacial marriage and • The they will be reluctant nomination as Democratic maintenance of Communist apparatus that has received backing long ■ term implications for more Discrimination, an revolution. the cause of mental health," to admit it. vice presidential candidate inclusive records from other nations for its claim to be the EOP-directed board which The the criteria used in makim indicate the president of the "The great object lesson when a furor followed his grievances were reviews University legitimate Vietnamese government. National Assn. for Mental of the Eagleton affair," disclosure that he had presented to Bernard selections. received psychiatric care, departments and Abbot, a residence halls • F o r m a I i z»j including electric shock components. The coordinator. Abbot requirements for Ra liie State News is published by the students of treatment, and had not told committee, chaired by EOP conducted an investigation positions. Director Joseph McMillan, Michigan State University every class day during Fall McGovern. and found the "We believed our system Chess game adjourned Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays "For the short term, at proposed that Hubbard Hall charges false. worked in - serving u and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special least, people who seek appoint a black male as a Following the residence mediator in the Hubbart The 13th game of the world chess championship Welcome Week edition is published in September. resident adviser "as a hall report, EOP Hall pyschiatric care will be case," McMillan between titleholder Boris Spassky and his Subscription rate is $16 per year. more inclined to hide it, conciliatory measure." investigated the matter and observed. "If Residence Member Associated Press, United Press International, In a memorandum to made the following Halls Assn. consents, EOF American challenger, Bobby Fischer, was especially those in public Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., office and high places," Gary North, coordinator of recommen dations; and Student Affairs might adjourned Thursday night after 41 moves. Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press resident halls, McMillan • That the selection Chase said. reform the process. Whet Spassky was considered in an almost hopeless Assn. requested the black male process be invalidated this is done it will effect the However, he added, position against Fischer. Second classjpostage paid at East Lansing, Mich. "there has been more light with the previous highest because of its reliance on entire University." Experts said the Russian seemed doomed to Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services shed on problems related to rating be chosen. Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, McMillan also requested drop further behind Fischer in the 24 game title - mental Illness in the last two Michigan, 48823. weeks than there was in the that representatives from series. Spassky sealed his 42nd move and handed it to the referee. It will be played first when the game Phones: News/Editorial Classified Ads 355-8252 last 50 years." EOP and the office of Student Affairs look at the complete program of N.Viets seize 355-8255 resumes Friday. Display Advertising 353-6400 selection of resident Fischer leads the series 7-5. Business Office Photographic 355-3447 355-8311 assistants in the 1972-73 academic year. In a memo to McMillan, 2 S.Viet posts Campus Infohnation 353-8700 North agreed to the SAIGON (AP) — North Vietnamese infantry overran two appointment of a black China blocks Bengalis MCAT- DAT-6RI male. North declined to South Vietnamese positions in the central highlands, field reports said Thursday, while government forces cleared the respond to the additional southern sector of Quang Trt and destroyed 14 Nortk LSAT-ATGSB recommendations, however, Vietnamese tanks in an air attack outside the northern China told the UN Security Council Thursday saying he needed more time provincial capital. to study the report. that Bangladesh is not qualified at all to be NAT'L. BDS. The government of neighboring Cambodia chargri, "I'm glad to see we could admitted to the United Nations. meanwhile, It has been the victim of a "major attack" bj reach a compromise," North Vietnam and declared the capital of Phnom Penh Chinese Ambassador Huang Hua followed up •Preparation for tost McMillan said. "I'm hopeful may be threatened. SS required for admission to that statement by voting against the council's graduate and professional that North will agree to the North Vietnamese Infantry charged through a South schools other recommendations of putting a Bangladesh membership application on SASHABAW ROAD Vietnamese position in the highlands 20 miles southwest o< its agenda. Plelku on Wednesday night. <^WXYZEMIB»S)[M© But he lost, and the application went on the agenda by a vote of 11 - 1, with Guinea, Somalia presen [rTcmon] In a simultaneous attack, Communist - led troops droit out 100 militiamen from the nearby hamlet of Thanh Gito. and Sudan not participating in the voting. SUNDAY, AUGUST 13 at 7:30 p.m. experts In each field /IMPORTS! Your Service Center It was the first major flare - up in the highlands since the North Vietnamese were driven out of the f city of Kontunto Since the matter was only procedural, China's FIFTH DIMENSION Summer Sessions Special Compact Courses FOREIGN AUTOSft early June. 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Ba aura to specify day, tand has prompted the petition that would make Jr., a liberal GOP 2820 E. GRAND RIVER Aug. 20 have been obtained. sanctuary for war resisters, persons circulating petitions jansing Area Peace Council the city a sanctuary for Should the peace council congressman, said the the ordinance would East o request them to do military and civilian war and obtain >tain on Lansing street the necessary prohibit city officials and corners. lomething positive to draft resisters. signatures the petition employes from participating einforce the city's But response has not would be brought to the in the arrest or prosecution Peter Cuins, of the nstitutional stand. been as rapid as they would city council for adoption as of resisters. The ordinance's Lansing Area Peace Council, second section would make said the group will continue cooperaton of city officials getting signatures even if 1TARTS CAMPAIGN SWING or employes with federal they do not make the deadline. agents for prosecution or arrest of war resisters grounds for dismissal. "It (the proposed McGovern renews bid Since this action is being done in the form of an initiative referendum, the ordinance) will be on the ballot eventually, but we are hoping for November," he peace council would have an said. for Nixon debates opportunity to place the ordinance on the November it" HARTFORD, CONN. poll showing him trailing general election ballot if the he visited the factory last [AP) Sen. George Nixon by 23 percentage city council failed to - February during the New McGovern started his first approve it. points in voter preference or Hampshire primary battle, Peace council major campaign swing on petition by former Treasury circulator Anne Francis said Thursday with another Secretary John Connally's McGovern picked up 37 ihallenge to President announcement only registered East Lansing Wednesday per cent of the vote in that voters may sign the peition. Yixon to join him in of list of a prominent primary, the nation's first, broadcast debates. Democrats supporting the People desiring more coming in second to the information on the petition The Democratic President. then front-runner, Edmund drive and ordinance are residential nominee spent "I don't think it's just an Muskie, who got 46.4 per 'he day chatting with accident that all these big cent. requested to call the workers in a shoe factory in fatcat tycoons are lining up Manchester, N.H., shaking behind Richard Nixon," This lands on street corners and alking with employes at a McGovern said. "Does it really surprise time, McGovern said, he went to listen. As he walked through the AUCKLAND call BlUE GRASS It's the real thing. Coke. Hartford, Conn., insurance anybody that the big oil plant, he shook hands with College Travel JAM SESSION Real life calls for real taste. company headquarters. billionaires of Texas are some workers and asked 351-6010 Flying from Washington supporing Richard Nixon? others what they considered 130 W. 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The Bell Jar b(>uh,labaisse 4.00 Sylvia Ploth Selection from our SALAD BAR Tracy and Hepburn The Graphic Garson Kaniu choice of potato or vegetable Work of Individual The Ra THE MEN'S STORE loaf of bread & butter Expeditions M.S. Escher Deasert Thor Heyerdahl Brian Piccolo Jacobsoris Beverage The Exorcist William Peter Blatty A Short Season Use Alle'entrance or fourth level of Jeannie Morris ramp for direct access, inner and cocktails served until 9:00 p.m. Student Book Store JACOBSOM'S OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL NINE Jacobsoris Across from Olin at 421 E. Grand River 332-5069 ART BUCHWALD MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ITT comforts Anderson UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON - I am happy to "It wasn't my fault," Anderson "Would you like to ao t I report that Jack Anderson was not all said. "I had this source, a former high Kentucky Derby next year "*l alone during the greatest crisis of his official in Missouri, and he told me he whole thing blows over?" "It sounds good," And J! bj!jen ^ I Lee Lockwood had seen them, and I was afraid of I advertising manager career, when he falsely accused Sen. Thomas Eagleton of being cited for being scooped because I knew a lot of "Let me think about it.» rson I traffic violations while under the reporters were on the same story. So I "The thing to remember w I forgottenP kl broke it." that these things are Judy Yates, editorial editor influence of. Bill Whiting, news editor "Well, that makes sense," Dita said. time. It may be a big story toLv^l Mike Cody, copy chief I uMve just received the tapes of the "Anyone would have done the same tomorrow people will be wran^'M Rick Gosselin, sports editor first call Anderson received after the thing in your shoes. By the way, could In It. Don't pt story broke that he had no proof to you use some shoes? ITT makes nice in mind that the entire Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for back up the charges. It was from his rfr shoes." outstanding journalism. old friend, ITT lobbyist Dita Beard. "I don't need anything, Dita. Your Including those companies the Dept. is unfairly forcing us to divSI Jfi I "Jack," she said, "I just wanted you to know that everyone here at ITT is call is enough as far as I'm concerned." "Geneen's been getting a lot of calls behind you 1,000 per cent." *,k| EDITORIAL rooting for you." from the press asking what he thinks "I don't Anderson said, know what to - J "It's nice of you to call," Jack said. sobbing. '■ I of Anderson now and you know what "You know, it was all a terrible he's been saying? He's been saying that "Don't say anything, least we can do jack. U.s. I mistake." after all youwl will his opinion of you is the same as it was for us." Q0II( I When "Of course, it was mistake. I was saying to a terrible Hal Geneen yesterday, 'Hal, I can't believe Jack before the Ekgleton story." "That's what I call a pal," Anderson said. Copyright 1972, Los Angeles Hmes would knowingly do something like this. He must have been under great pressure.' Hal agreed and said, 'It TWO CENTS WORTH broke my heart when I read about it. I didn't sleep a wink all night.'" "Geneen said that?" Anderson asked. "I give you my word. He told me to Larrowe call you and say that everyone in the To the Editor: view fitness for public office ends ■ A principal cause for your Must I expect that a ITT organization, including the endorsement of many candidates in campaign J who is LI Hartford Fire Insurance Co., is hoping columnist Larrowe, a man the recent primary is their age. I had you'll come out of this okay. He experienced drain on us taxpayer, ,! didn't talk to Atty. Gen. Kleindienst, thought that, together with be frustrated by the massed powe'rSI but he is sure he feels the same way." discrimination because of race, the lords of the press, religion, and sex, discrimination on the tyrants of tS| "Gosh, that's really nice of all of basis of age is no longer legal. pen united for juvenocracy J you." Certainly we are not allowed to reject opposed to anyone old enough remember John itl "What are friends for? Hal wants to Hannah, the fort*J know if candidates for the faculty solely on cabin, and coeds who you'd like the company plane wore dr to go away for a while." that basis. Does columnist Larrowe's age manei "No, I'm going to stay here in The matter alarms. To be impossible for him to sniff out seep* Washington and keep apologizing." hypothetical, suppose that in a seizure in the sewers with seemly avi%B of civic righteousness I should decide "What about a good hospital in to back a candidate for political office. Why would years alone make himal Denver where you could rest up?" unsuitable candidate for an office J "Ill take the name, but I doubt if For example, impressed by his zeal for nature seems surely to have ii 111 need it." dry humor and clean fighting, his him for? "Would you like to go to San Diego refusal ever to use his column to Bernard F. I and stay at one of our new Sheraton advance his personal interests, I might Professor of P neu hotels?" decide to boost your distinguished thought and langui "It would be nice, but I'd better diatribist, ornament of the outdoor Aug. stay here for the moment." pool and grandee of Grand River [Editor's note: The State "Well, could we lend you our paper Avenue, Charles Larrowe, for the high "If we want to end this war, we must continue to destroy all oj shredder? You might want to destroy office of drain commissioner. Those endorsed Julius Hanslovsky. businessman; Derwood Boyd, age SI re™ the photostats of Eagleton's drunk • hours spent sitting through trustee Alexander Brede, age 46; MarijA North Vietnam's military installations and economic power." driving tickets." meetings must have made him an Davis, age 45; and John Veenstail "There are no photostats of expert on the effluvia with which he fills his space in your pages. 33.] 1 Eagleton's tickets," Anderson said South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu , August I, 1972 sadly. Now columnist Larrowe, as you "No photostats? Everyone here said know, is young in spirit — I cannot there had to be photostats or you wouldn't have gone with the story," accept the imputation that he is merely immature — but is somewhat Socialism Dita said. beyond the age of 25 at which in your To the Editor: Recent letters in the State Neil have attributed the machinations I POINT OF VIEW the U.S. Supreme Court to capitalisJ or to the immorality of a "statist which consists of a fragment Thou sholt . . . citizenry. The author of the ltd point of view failed to explain whatifl statism causes the fragmentation up By TIM BURKE Grand River Avenue. Truly, the immorality he deplores. Flint junior concrete never set on Hannah's Back in the 1930s, Ferdiiw An orientation freshman wandered empire. Lundberg wrote a book, "Am< into the lobby of the Administration "Hannah felt that he had done Sixty Families." He told about the(d Building, mouthing obscenity after enough for this paradise on earth, as people who own the good old U.Sj obscenity at MSU. It seemed that the he had felt a higher calling. Hannah In the 1960s, the same author wroul computer hadn't given him his classes, went to the AID of the pseudo diety sequel, "The Rich and the SuperB Nixon in a far away place called and MSU wouldn't accept his x - ray, Rich," in which he furthj and you could guess the rest. After Washington. This was clearly his documented the ownership i about the third blasphemous cut, a greatest missionary challenge. Dark control of America by a few. T conservatively dressed gentleman clouds began to cover the once rolling volumes affirm the commo] strode up the youth and said, "Son, do farmland of MSU. Even those with knowledge that the "money p not take the name of MSU in vain." tenure were This not uneasy. was are very much in power - ^ The youth, obviously startled good. "establishment." "A savior of the students appeared, Wherever people live today, the* replied, "Who are you?" The spirit - like figure replied, carrying a peace symbol and cigar — it majority, who are the producers, il was Walter of Adams. He said we must "Son, I am father Wharton, and you ruled and manipulated and intimidar continue — and we did. The Guardian have much to learn. Sit down — here — and fragmented by a very ' Trustees were not happy — Walter of and let me tell you about life — life in privileged economic czars, whetl "/ would not recommend the this Eden - like garden of MSU. Adams liked the lowly students — this you call them capitalists, statists! bombing be terminated "Once there was a force called could not be — and soon wasn't. Russian bureaucrats. It logicC Hannah. Hannah created MSU with his "And my son, I was then ordained follows that the determinate until the enemy pulls back the forces/9 own hands. Hannah molded it, and to watch over this, the state's largest, maintenance and protection of ruIM made it to his own liking. And it was and one of the nation's finest class "morality" of "ethics" is toj good. Hannah made many trees and institutions of higher learning. My son, expected whether that maintenaj" U.S. Secretary of Defense Melvin R.Laird-, August 6, 1972 flowers, and of course buildings. And keep these ideas in mind and you will and protection takes place M Hannah created football — and a do well here. "Thou shalt not take Hannah's executive, legislative or ju®| football stadium — and Hannah name in vain. departments of government. L created students to graduate and All A morality of self - esteem an«W this football stadium. And this was "Thou shall not commit a 1.0 or mutual respect and of social harm* indeed very good, especially if it was a 1.5. can not prevail under condition!! winning team. "Thou shall not partake of alcohol rule by a rich minority. The memtie" "And Hannah asked for or magic weed. of society will have to own® contributions to help support this "Thou shall contribute to the control the means of life before jup heaven on earth. And he built a alumni fund generously. and human decency can p memorial to himself — called "Thou shall not spray paint on the Beaumont Tower for short, and asked sidewalks of Berkey Hall. Glen Johl that all dissenting groups gather under "And my son, South Lyon re' it and pay homage before blocking "Thou Shall not harass the ducks." July 30,19 DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau I suee/ Nonsense! FULL. CP/. OF BOOM' i 'uv / j ARe! "And so my fellow Americans, this is what I ash of you: Vote for the people of Southeast Asia who have no voice- so that they may live." Sen. George McGovem August 8, 1972 Friday, August 11, 1972* 5 IN UPCOMING ELECTIONS State party struggles loom By UNITED PRESS House? years. The Supreme Court already has repudiated it. INTERNATIONAL While the Democrats are has wiped out a state law On the challenging incumbent congressional Republican James Harvey in The stage is set in having their troubles at the requiring reregistration for scene, Democrats expect to the 8th District, which Michigan for what could be moment, it is never wise to persons who didn't vote grab at least one additional one of the most interesting rate them les6 than 50-50 in includes all of Hart's current every two years, reinstating congressional seat and Senate district and could elections in years. Michigan, especially in a some 600,000 voters in the maybe more. The gain is mount a strong challenge. At this point, the presidential year. They have Detroit area alone, expected in the suburban questions abound: delivered the state for their three-fourths of whom are Republican state Rep. David 18th District, where Serotkin is given less chance fCan the Democratic party in each of the last considered Democrats. Democratic state Sen. party gather enough unity three presidential Democrats are hoping the against veteran Democrat contests, Daniel Cooper will face James O'Hara. to deliver this normally two of which involved state's high unemployment former Republican state Democratic state for Goerge Richard Nixon. rate and an appeal to the Sen. Robert Huber. McGovern? But the Democrats will pocketbook of the sate's The district was drawn by •Who will win the Senate be working this year with working people will deliver Democrats to be a Awards given race between Republican the handicap of a probusing Michigan for McGovern the Democratic district, though Sen. Robert P. Griffin and plank inserted in the way it did for Humphrey in the conservative Huber Democratic Att. Gen. Frank Democratic National 1968. run a may to MSU profs J. Kelly? Platform and favored by strong campaign based The Griffin-Kelly contest on the •How far will Democrats McGovern. antibusing sentiment. is being rated as a very even The tightest congressional Book abund cut into the 12-7 edge will The Democratic effort affair at present, with polls race should come in the 2nd Two MSU food scientists were awarded national Republicans now have in be aided by the fact showing margins of only a District now the represented by honors recently by the Inmates at the Ingham County Jail find ready access to one of the largest jail libraries congressional they do not have to go out few percentage points Republican Marvin Esch. and American Dairy Science in the state with over 6,000 books. The library is located in a converted delegation? reregister hundereds of between them. Esch is being challenged jail chapel •How much, if any, will thousands of by Assn. and black history books are in the most demand. normally Busing, which both Michigan House Democratic Alvin Rippen won the Democrats increase their Democratic voters who turn State News photo by Martin Overholt profess to disagree with, is Floor Leader Marvin Delaval Award for hold on the Michigan up at the polls every four expected to be the Stempien. The district was dominant issue in the race, outstanding extension work drawn as a "swing" distrcit in the dairy industry, and which already has seen and the race is expected to Theodore Hedrick was Riegle personal attacks by both reflect that. flays named winner of the Dairy _ WASHINGTON (AP) - Riegle told a news made to select speakers who GOP participants could heat up by November. and which considerably Kelley is troubled by the Two legislators other are incumbent Congressmen but are given less chance of state challenging Research, Inc. Award for his research on development. Each was new product presented t I Rep. Donald M. Riegle Jr., conference that Rep. Paul somebody to somebody." allowed to address the probusing plank in the success. Democratic state will represent the White plaque and a check f I N. "Pete" Rep. John Ashbrok of whole Platform Committee, national platform and Sen. Jerome Hart is r . Michigan charged McCloskey of House viewpoint. $1,000. I Thursday that the GOP Ohio, the conservative who Riegle said, even though California, who He quoted Rhodes as made brief I platform Committee's unsuccessfully challenged a effort to McCloskey got twice as saying to him: "You are challenge Nixon for the I witness list has been stacked Nixon in the New many votes in New crazy if you think anyone is Campus s*W\ Across from . 1 to assure that only witnesses Hampshire primary but later nomination, is being Hampshire as Ashbrook. going to appear before the I friendly to President dropped out of contention full platform committee I Nixon's policies are heard for the nomination, also had i Berkey MSU employe unit Sport &ipM]| who is going to embarrass been relegated ■ by the full committee in to a the President." I I Miami Beach next week. Riegle said he has been subcommittee. The Michigan Rhodes brushed off 337-1866 ■ assigned to appear before 1 the platform subcommittee congressman said appealed to the National he Riegle's complaints as "a tantrum by somebody who feels he's been treated to select officers Surplus I. one seventh of the full Platform Committee's unfairly." ■ committee - because he I wants to talk about the chairman, Rep. John J. Rhodes of Arizona, and Riegle said he does not The MSU Clerical - Technical Employes Assn. will elect its officers and board members for 1972 - 73 at meeting at 8 its annual Tuesday in B104 Wells Hall. C. Keith J * Sportlins Sleeping Bag M2»: $ I Vietnam, civil rights, came away from his know who is giving p.m. Groty, asst. vice president for personnel and employe I congressional reforms, and I "the party's attitude toward discussion convinced with that "a Rhodes very clearance to witnesses, but said "clearly, signals are relations, will be present one hour before the meeting to answer questions concerning University policies. ^ * Motorcycle Helmets !3" OFF « ^ I young people." deliberate effort" is being being passed from New memberships will be accepted at the 1 * Pennsylvania Basketballs 20% OFF « meeting. | ^ J Gas Masks !3** i J; E * Aviator Style Sunglasses »j" E d iscount records presents New From Capture the VAN MORRISON sparkling, refreshing aire of the cool ST. DOMINIC'S PREVIEW ON WARNER BROS. RECORDS $*99 at only FOR THE CLASSICAL CONNOISSEUR: OUR WEEKLY CLASSICAL RECORDING SALE! A DIFFERENT LABEL ON SALE EACH WEEK N°W THIS WEEK: PHILLIPS "EC. LIST ONLY $^19 PER DISC HOURS' MONDAY - FRIDAY 10:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. SATURDAY 10:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. SUNDAY 12 NOON - 5:00P.M. 225 ANN STREET EAST LANSING iscount records 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Joe Kidd': promising failure "Joe Kidd," now playing of all complexity from the capture of the courthouse. believes the sacrifice myth which glorifies the at the plot. The moment the They have come to free necessary. This situation is misfit. The dangerous Michigan Theater, is a promising failure. This latest wicked Anglo land baron their comrades and established. nostalgia which raises all Clint Eastwood western has Frank Harlan (Robert demonstrate their strength. But then it is illogically men who lived by violence, Duvall) and his henchmen The scene is a virtual resolved, when Kidd when the West was wild, to stylish direction, beautiful photography by Bruce ride out with Joe Kidd to recreation of Reies prevents the killing and tragic stature is regarded capture the rebel leader, Tejerina's capture of Tierra talks Chama into going back with humorous contempt. Surtees, good acting and a Luis Chama (John Saxon), Amarilla June 5, 1967. The and trying to win his case in Joe may not fit in too plot that after starting off well just drops off into any pretense of logical plot takeover is relatively court. This is ridiculous. well, but he doesn't fit In space. It looks as if someone development is abandoned, nonviolent by the well - Nevertheless, it is a worthy too badly either. They opt performed major surgery on and the film deteriorates armed group of 20 men and attempt to begin to deal for a straightforward the script after shooting had into a Republic 1 woman, all of which paral with modern problems portrayal of Billy the Kid 1967 back to the turn of programmer, strong lels the original from which without the overlay of and do not force him into begun and it did not survive. on The opening scenes the century, with Billy the action, weak on plot. the film derives. sentimentality usually the mode of tragic hero or suggest a fascinating Kid fighting alongside The opening focuses on The name Luis Chama accorded any Mexican psychopathic killer. And Tejerina to legally restore the jail cell where two of derives from the San subject. since Billy only killed about premise. Since Eastwood often uses historical the Spanish land grant to the rebels are being held on Juaquin de Chama Grant, at "Joe Kidd," the title four men, that is logical. the Hispanos of New minor charges and Joe Kidd, issue in the 1967 war. But character played by If the film had developed material, Leonard's script Mexico. for being drunk and instead of the incisive study Eastwood, Is Billy the Kid either one of these transports the modern Alianza leader, Reies However, the promise disorderly. Joe's hearing is of land policy, Mexican - 20 years after the Lincoln promising themes it would inherent in the disrupted by Luis Chama's American relations and the County cattle wars. There is have been a great film. As it Tejerina, and the New opening is Mexican land grant war of betrayed by the elimination occupation of the town and extent of a free people's a persistent legend that Billy was, the movie is a disaster area. It is only made to look right to extralegal did not get killed by Pat resistance, we are treated to Garrett in 1881, and it worse by the excellent a rerun of "The Magnificent usually states that he went technical credits and Money talks Woody Allen Seven," once ride out of town. the bad guys They throw away Chama and we see little of him that off to make a new life. This is It's one an version of that life. interesting idea and very well handled. competent performances. Maybe we can hope for better when directs his first Western this Eastwood With off campus living comes the grocsry course, the beverage bills. In this case, the comes over the food in importance. Man bill, and of beverage cannot live on bread alone in 'Play It Ag "High Plains .. . makes sense. They abandon In the opening scenes summer, Drifter." State News photo by Nick an interesting standoff Eastwood is costumed in a Jackson reminiscent of the action grey suit and bowler hat "Play It Again, Sam," Harpo Marx. This is antic such an inherently of the National Guard in that bear a striking comedy in the grand 4-H cinematic work could have 1967, when they held the playing at Spartan resemblance to the one auction now East, is an inspired piece of tradition. Happily it bears originated as a stageplay. wives, children and old photograph of Billy. He no resemblance to a lunacy illuminated by damp people, left home by the interprets Joe as a The technical problems Woody Allen looking like a homage like "What's Up, insurgents, in Tobias cheerfully eccentric local Doc." of showing the fantasies of between Groucho and Woody Allen deserves Leyba's shed extralegally. character, well thought of bids cross CENTRAL UNITED a vote of thanks and of Darvon. tomato juice a glass with Allen's imagination are smoothly inserted deranged without any Frank Harlan village hostage in the church below the holds a by Hispanos and Americans. He is sociable, intelligent, a on Arabi mountain great man with the ladies A the MSU campus, also METHODIST distracting techniques so champion Arabian on expansion of the 4 stronghold of Chama. The and a good shot — all of horse valued at $50,000 will will include bidding for an center near Cadillac. Herbert Ross has done popular on television. Yet terms — to prevent his men Aci ;s from which were characteristics be one of the items featured automobile tractor and well not once does the film lose Sermon - "Can the by Allen's material. shooting ten each day — is of the historic Billy the Kid. in an October auction snowmobile. The center Church Weather the The adaptation is stunning pace or the viewer. We can the surrender of Chama. used for 4 Presently He also has a streak of sponsored by the Michigan - H leadeishb and it is hard to believe that tell reality from fantasy, Storm?" Chama, training sessions. even if Woody Allen cannot. as a political anarchy which would be 4 - H Foundation. Proceeds from the by Dr. Lyman leader, has more at stake characteristic of Billy. 10 a. auction will go to the 4 - H The horse, Nadya, All the performances are than one village, and has no In this portrait, there is a owned Thursday evening ship TAHITI Foundation and will be used by James A. Rooker, a creditable, with the possible intention of surrendering. wholesale rejection of the Service 7:30 p,m, call for the remodeling and Daivson - exception of the veterinarian, Nursery Available College Travel stockbroker husband. been rated as one of the top 351-6010 10 Arabian horses in 485-9477 Kerry Lacy recreates his SUPPLIES FOOD, 000DS the 130 W. Grand River carbon of Bogart, which he country. A select group o( has polished to a high gloss buyers will be eligible to bid FIRST CHURCH OF on the horse, playing in on Broadway. according to Buying unit No re n e CHRIST, SCIENTIST Diane Keaton is lovely and vulnerable as the best serves houses Lampe, administrative secretary ot the pEOplES Grand River friend's sympathetic wife. Michigan And Susie Anspach captures Traditional goals of added that the organization houses receive from IPA and of its lack of Foundation. at Collingwood Entrance visibility, East Lansing the brittle prettiness of the cooperative businesses have does not operate during the the participating businesses Griffore said. Sunday Services 10:30 a.m. Lesson Sermon Subject ■ chuRch ex - wife who watched television while they made love and even changed combined with the structure of in a modern the form corporation of the summer, however. Member houses pay IPA $600 or more at the at the end of each academic year, she added. "It deals with kind of mundane things like buying The auction proceeded by an banquet, which local 4 • H Oct. 1! Some firms have been and selling," she continued, 200 W. Grand River channels with the automatic Independent Purchasing beginning of each school offcials expect will attract changer. Assn. (IPA), which year. The houses then order suspected of raising prices "It's interesting, but not so nationally known at Michigan to avoid any loss of profits centralizes billing for food and other goods from obviously interesting celebreties. Art Linklette 332-5073 that could result from the because we're not fighting 8:00 p.m. supplies ordered by many the suppliers connected will be master oi WORSHIP SERVICE off - campus housing units. with IPA, who deliver their rebate, Griffore said. for a cause." ceremonies. Sunday School to age 20 10:00 A.M. 10:30 a.m. * "Jeremiah: WA transacts $190,000 of busines each about products to the houses. Suppliers send monthly bills Prices may not be a full I per cent higher, but "they Temporally academic to IPA, which then bills its Reading Room Located in Church OPEN Handling Trouble" by Dr. Wallace Robertson financial year, backing and a billing service for the 20 co - providing member houses. In most cases the system can and kind of hedge a little bit push the prices up a Wis. rep Weekdays 9 - 5 p.m. little," she added. CHURCH SCHOOL ops, fraternites, sororities has saved money for the Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri, eves 7- 9 p.m. All are welcome to Crib through Adults FELLOWSHIP HOUR and religious living units that belong to the houses, because they order goods in large amounts and James secretary Student Jones, executive of the MSU at Cam's attend church organization, Gaile Griffore, also because they order Housing on the patio IPA services and visit secretary said. She from suppliers having Corporation (SHC), agreed Rep. Henry Reuss, D - Wis., will be in Lansing todaytol after church service that some SHC co ops had contracts with IPA. - open the Carr for Congress Campaign Headquarters at 53 Bread and milk noticed higher prices. E. Michigan Ave. Ceremonies begin at 2:30 p.m. producers, for The senior congressman from Wisconsin chain tL example, The rebate, which he Subcommittee on Conservation and Natural Resources agree to maintain prices at called a traditional aspect of the Government Operations ol| the Edgcwood United same Griffore said. Another rate for one instance year, of cooperative businesses, has worked well though "It's the Clean Water Committee and has propose Package, recognized nationally L ecologists as the most comprehensive piece of antipollution such an indirect method of Church savings is the 3 rebate which per cent member saving that don't appreciate a lot of houses It." legislation ever offered in the House. Reuss is appearing here as a part of the Committee foil L 469 N. Hagadorn E. Lansing Twelve, a nationwide effort headed by Sens. Edwodl An Ecumenical Fellowship IPA, which was formed as Kennedy, Gaylord Nelson, and Birch Bayh to ouiH Summer Sunday Worship Service 9:30 A.M. a nonprofit organization in incumbent conservatives in favor of liberals and Sermon by Rev. Paige Birdwell March 1968, existed in a who progressing are seeking an end to the Vietnam War, a cleuL Church School - Crib Room through relatively unstructured form environment, and other liberal efforts. Carr is the only I since 1967. Interest in the candidate in Michigan to receive their endorsement. Sixth grade 9 For information call: organization has dwindled Rep. Reuss is also known as the man who originated thB 332-0991 or 332-8693 recently, probably because Peace Corps concept. MORNING SERVICE - 10:00 Jkslet's a.m. "A Message for Real People" by Rev. Hoksbergen EVENING SERVICE - 7:00 p.m. "The Same Old Thing" 203 E. GRAND RIVER by Rev. Hoksbergen Visit our new Student Center open daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Uncut Corduroy Flare Leg Jeans mmmm (across from AND STUDENT CENTER - Hubbard Hall) 1509 RIVER TERRACE 99J% LCMS Great fit. styled the Lutheran . . for students at way you love 'em, in MARTIN LUTHER CHAPEL Campus either 4 pocket with button fly style or 444 Abbott Road Ministries 1518 S. Washington cargo snap pockets with fly. 332-0778 Lansing Pastor David Kruse ALC-LCA Great colors, too . . . WORSHIP HOURS for students and faculty at 9:45 A.M. Fellowship Navy, brown, red, rust, College Bible Class 8:30 p.m. purple or bronze. Sizes UNIVERSITY 5- 15. 9:30 a.m. Communion in the fireside room. refreshments 1st & 3rd LUTHERAN CHURCH 1020 S. Harrison Matins Dr. Howard F. 332-2559 Sugden, Pastor 2nd & 4th James Emery, Minister of Youth for faculty ai d staff at Pastor ASCENSION LUTHERAN George Gaiser Sunday services 11 a.m. 8i 7 p.m. 2780 Haslett H:00A.M. "The All ■ ■ Sufficiency of God's Grace" OPEN WED. 337-7961 7:00 P.M. "Personal & THURS. NITES WORSHIP HOURS - Disownership" Dr. Roy Schroeder TIL 9 8:30 a.m. Sermons by Rev. Donald Hescott of WORSHIP HOURS 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Common Service Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, Illinois C-E-L-B-A Sunday Schools FREE BUS SERVICE 9:30 a.m. Sunday School Morning and Evening 9:15 a.m. Call 482-0754 for information Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August 11, 1972 7 Addictive dangers seen in quaaludes AlMDERSON RAY ANDERSON a V/ i/vahorif iceberg. ii / * sedatives (sleeping pills), are .... Bv I News Staff Writer state "For every methaqualone not listed as likely to cause more convulsions severe or and can death. cause individual, take them to a either cardiac or respiratory opposed to physical. day. hospital immediately," he I Another drug has addict we've come across, that addict seems to know addiction by the Furthermore, quaaludes said. arrest, Kunness added. Kunnes said there has Rech stressed that Kunnes noted that jppeared in the five or six others," he said. "Physician's Reference," the Desk have a potentiating or The symptoms are further been a reluctance on the chronic use over a period of quaaludes, like heroin and nunterculture street scene But major multiplying factor when characterized by a fast but part of Ann Arbor hospitals a few months would very barbituates, create a It is supposed to produce unlike heroin or barbituate addictions which source ofdrug information for practicing used in conjunction with weak pulse and shallow to admit quaalude addicts definitely result in physical tolerance and require | pleasant "buzz without have been physicians. alcohol, Elliot Frank of East breathing. Death can be because they consider the dependence. He defined additional dosage to obtain In the unpleasant side publicized, most of the broadly The Food and Drug Lansing's Drug Education caused in an overdose by problem psychological, chronic use as four times the desired effect over l/fects of heroin and quaalude addicts become Administration has not Center, said. as the therapeutic dosage per extended periods. Tarbituates. However there unknowingly hooked because given any serious warning of However, so little is J real question as to a addiction, and what is known of quaaludes that no its dangers are Ihether the growing relatively worse, in Kunnes opinion, standardized procedure is Sierra Club unknown. is the Federal Bureau of ceptance of quaaludes is a Kunnes available to facilitate safe fears Narcotic jon or another potential that the and Dangerous withdrawal, Kunnes dangers will not be Drugs number one ranking stressed. lUniversity of Michigan perceived as real by-street for the drug. The most common culture Istructor in psychiatry users due to The bureau ranks their method presently used is to lie hard Kunnes recently misrepresentation of drugs on a scale from one to readdict the patient on Michigan ilished an article relating marijuana by government five, the latter being the barbituates, for which there addictive nature of officials and con well-meaning most dangerous or is standardized withdrawal a Laludes - methaqualone sociologists. addictive. As an example, procedure, he said - F the medical community. This view further is marijuana would be rated emphasizing the necessity of ■ Citing a growing list of compounded by the federal number one, and heroin medical supervision. The Sierra Club has at once commended and criticized future consumption of energy when "nowhere is it directed Laalude addicts who have government's failure to list it number five. Frank said his research Michigan's attempts for conservation law and study. The to study or question present tme to Ann Arbor's Drug as a dangerous drug, The article notes that energy uses or allocations." revealed that a therapeutic club approved of a newly passed land "A prerequisite to Kunnes added. preservation act but recommending a future course is a Jelp Center for assistance, quaaludes are not as dosage could be as much as expressed displeasure at some of the directives and comprehensive review of present energy uses in order to ■unties suggests they only Quaaludes, which are addictive as heroin, but the 900 milligrams (three priorities given to the new Michigan Energy Commission. chart the origins of the present crisis," Weber said. Ipresent the tip of the prescribed as hypnotic withdrawal symtoms are far tablets of 300 The model milligrams) State Wilderness and Natural Areas The club also questioned a postulate in the commission per day and doctors are Preservation Act will empower the Natural Resources directive stating that "the need for advised not to prescribe it energy is certain to Commission to set aside 1 per cent of increase." Weber said that the increase in Michigan's beautiful energy "is for more than four weeks. peninsulas in their undisturbed state for recreation and eminently designed to become a self-fulfilling prophecy and MSU \ilitary professor of study. All will be open to the public. judge is an inappropriate assumption to be given to a supposedly pharmacology Richard R. Hiking, camping, canoeing, cross-country skiing, hunting, objective energy commission as a basis for its study." Rech said there is not much fishing and nature study will all be possible within the The numerous questions by the Sierra Club on each of professional information wilderness and wild areas, as long as no motorized or the eight commission directives available on the human mechanical equipment is used. Roads and ranged from "lack of permanent undeistanding of the interrrelationships in the )n I tYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. espionage when he was arrested last Oct. 18 at the effects of quaalude, but he likened it to many other sedatives. "It is like phencyclodine structures are prohibited in these areas, as are solitude or recreation." "a primitive and unconfined logging and mining, the purpose being to preserve opportunities for type of environment" to the specific choices for the commission membership. The commission, directed to relate requirements energy to future land Lp) - Military Judge Joe Peck locked nearby Panama City commercial airport. in this respect," he noted. The disapproval voiced by Daniel Weber, chairman of the use patterns in Michigan, lacks interdisciplinary representatives from the natural sciences, \iself in a small courtroom Thursday and Perkins pleaded innocent to all charges "Little was known of its Mackinac chapter of the Sierra Club, questioned the deliberating charges that M. Sgt. ecologists and someone with evident expertise in land use _.j by reason of temporary insanity caused by effect on humans until it creation of a commission designed to study Michigan's Elter T. Perkins tried to smuggle national acute planning, Weber said. alcoholism. became popular in street use Ifense secrets to Soviet spies in Mexico Lt. Col. and then it took a year for ■ty. Skyler Crowell, head of the the authorities to catch " weapons center and Perkins' commanding up." Col. Peck, appointed to hear the case Kunnes said that some officer, said documents found in Perkins' fter Perkins ilitary e weekend. waived his right to a trial by jury, was expected to rule before attache case at the time of his arrest were crucial to national defense. He said the documents invovled poeople who came to the Drug Help Center in Ann Arbor were taking as many ELECTRONIC Chain smoking cigarets, Perkins waited EXTRAVAGANZA • as 15 tablets America's radar detection system and per day. the verdict in a small office near the He also related the with his Japanese intelligence data on Russian and Eastern danger lurtroom - born wife, symtoms of overdosage. The ichiko, and his mother, Grace. European missile systems. Perkins, 37, a father of four, was the Crowell said Perkins, who had access to appearance of normal sleep in the user can be SPECIAL SUMMER SAVINGS ON SOUND ELECTRONICS!! deceiving, jghest - ranking noncommissioned officer all classified information at Tyndall, had Kunnes said. S /\/ore/c cassette i intelligence unit of the Air Defense the feapons Center at this northwest Florida been instructed to destroy the documents Sept. 10. "If you can't wake the £ TAPE RECORDERS { CunnroY The defense attempted to prove that OU|ICI CA ■ Closing arguments See the Thursday morning Perkins' ability to distinguish right from Tided a week of testimony during which wrong was affected by chronic alcoholism. CONVENTION call Jembers of the Air Force Office of Special It cited the testimony of three psychiatrists NEJAC ■vestigation (OSI) testified that Perkins and Perkins' wife, who said her husband las on his way to deliver five secret drank a fifth of whisky a day and beat 337-1300 pcuments to Soviet agents in Mexico City their children when drunk. tarried student unit 2 (TWO) free llans picnic for today Kudents Union will sponsor MSU Married organization's status as major governing group. a cokes Radio/Cassetl MODEL 1570 FM/AM MODEL 1420. MODEL STPro B V TWO-WAY I picnic from 5 to 9 p.m. day in the field next to ON ANY ( I ■cassette ■ combination. recorder version of THE ORIGINAL Updated I J woofer-tweeter stereo headphones bartan Village Day Care MIAMI Record Cassette recorder. off J Enter. ■ Several bands will call INSIDE ::v. j the air, or live with the Professional quality in a | I included microphone. small unit. Includes leather I REGULAR $1000 SAVE College Travel ■rform during the lhich will be a picnic, celebration 351-6010 ORDER case and microphone. $59.95 UV WITH 10 FOOT COIL CORD $20.95 | trustee approval of the .130 W. Grand River AT *59°° List $64.95 $47°° MODEL SW2 STEREOPHONES WITH 10' COILED CABLE \ HAUERl DOMINO'S ! N0RELC0 2000 stereo cassette recording deck. The perfect addition to *»" iJbPS.J AU.HWO-MADE AT1 WITH AD ! p THIS/ your stereo system. FEATURES: Sliding volume controls, digit counter. Dual "VU" meters, eject, and headphone jf,ck list ■ Regular S24.95 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I $9"5 :/%BROTHER. ONLY *84°° S StWSTLL. SLICKiS 20S M.A.C.^ DOMINO'S I THE COMPANYTHAT M.A.C. AVENUE ! 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(UPI) Melnyk held a one - shot winning two Due to the many softball games - Jack Nicklaus, holding a lead over Dwight Nevil, a 27 tournaments over the 6,700 last week, a revised schedule has postponed hv T 50 - foot chip for an eagle - - year old former Dallas - yard layout. been devisedu a7»,OllowM aS t three on the 500 yeard par • Fireman, who had 32 - 34 — - five 12th hole, shot a seven 66, and two shots over "I should be playing - under par 33 - 32 — 65 Wayne Yates, of Atlanta, in better this week than last," Thursday and shared the with 34 - 33 - 67. said Nicklaus, who was Meld S. Arch Hacks early first round lead in the handicapped in last week's ... Westchester Golf Classic Nicklaus, U.S. Open and PGA Championship by ' Boys of Summer with Steve Melnyk. Masteis champion and the surgery to relieve an 7. Holdeni - ITA Melnyk ripped across the favorite here, carded five infection on his right 8. Slippery Ones - MSU Vets 9. Robts. front nine en route to a 31 - birdies and the eagle on a forefinger. "The finger Landscape - Acc. Grads 34 - 65. round that tied the best he doesn't hurt and I'm getting Old College I With roughly half the ever has shot at the back into form after missing S: 30 Black I) 6:30 p.m. field in, Nicklaus and Westchester Country Club several days on the golf «:30 Fabricii TheCre, I couise." Field S. Porkers - Soilers 6. Ossicles - Aardvarks Among other leaders 7. Nobel Prizes Arch Hacks - East Fields 8. Ernie's Carnival - The Crew 6:30 Louis St. were Charley Si fford and Card, Bob Smith with 68. Jfich \ichlans shoots shar/t 6,1 9. Checkered Demons - Prot tiros Mond«y Thursday INDIANA SWIM STAR S: 30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Field 5. Delta Upsilon - Softballs s_ p(), 6. Typhoon- LunchSl'* Spitz 7. Chem Grads - Ice 9 7. A. Stumper; eyes go 8. Skeeters - Nads 9. Owen Bombers - Kizmiaz NEW YORK (UPI) - took home four, two of freestyle and butterfly. In Munich games as the 6:30 p.m. Each of the 7,000 athletes them gold, and was this, he has every chance to favorite in three events in 6:30 p.m. Mexico disappointed. surpass Don Schollander, which he holds the world Field S. Brook. Dodgers - B & B Olympics had a hope — for He does no intend to be the golden boy who won 6. P.D. & Martyrs - Hot Nuts Field 5. The Real record, as a contender and 6. No Thing .o most it was only a dream — disappointed at Munich. four swimming gold medals 7. Wilson 2 S. Wilson 3 S. Big Deal - Aurdvarkj "1 possible gold medalist in the - 7. of taking home a medal, In 1968 he was given a at the 1964 Tokyo games, 8. Wilson I S. Wilson 2 N. Ag. Econ • Slippery Ones I 200-meter freestyle, and is - 8. The Crew MSU good chance to win a record 9. The Real Vets preferably gold. Mark Spitz Thing - since Schollander was a - NY Yankees expected to be a member of 9. A. Stompers Pi six gold medals. This year - freestyler, taking his medals the three relay teams, with he has a chance to win in 100 and 200 meter the U.S. favored to continue seven. sprints and in the relays. its domination of the gold Old College Field In 1972, as in 1968, his Spitz, now 22 years old medals in all relays. It could 5:30 p.m. record shows him to be the and a dental student at add up to seven gold medals 5:30 Primo Carnival - Louhl world's best all-around Indiana University, set three for Spitz. Field 5. Buster's Buds. - Derelics swimmer, since he holds 6. Soilers Random Variables Fast Fields world records last weekend - world marks in both 7. Fabricius - Primo Carnival 5:30 Hashists Porkers - in the U.S. Final Olympic In Mexico, he had been 8. Black Dogs - Slippery Ones 5:30 Soilers Boys of Sum - trials — 51.47 seconds in the expected to win six golds — 9. Louis St. Cards - Burcham Co. 100-meter freestyle, 54.56 at 100 and 200 meters HONG KONG in the 100-meter butterfly, butterfly, where he was call 6:30 p.m. and 2:01.53 in the world recordholder, at 100 College Travel 200-meter butterfly. He meters freestyle, 351-6010 won the 200-meter pnd in the three relays. Instead, he got Field 5; Delta Phi - The Docs 5:30 p.m. freestyle 6. Ag. Econ - The Crew 130 W. Grand River in 1:53.58. golds only in the two 7. MSU Vets - Ernie's Carnival Field S.Wilson 2 S.-Wilson Thus Spitz enters the freestyle relays. y * PROGRAM INFORMATION 332-5817 8. Blotos - A. Stompers 6. Wilson 4 - Wilson I S. 9. Polish Art. Other Team - 7. Wilson 2 N.-Wilson 3 S. I 8. NY Yankees Ossicles - 9. Polish Art. Old College Field - Hand People I 5:30 Chem Grads - Kizmiaz 6:30 Acc. Grads - Old Friends } / 215 ABBOTT RD. - DOWNTOWN 6:30 p.m. Guaranteed Film East Fields 5:30 Owen Bombers Field 5. P.D. Martyrs • 6. B & B Club - Softballs Brook.I 5:30 Nads - Ice 9 - Skeeter 7. Delta Upsilon - Hot Nuts | for the Entire 'A very, very 8. Ag. Eton - MSU Vets 9. MSUVA funny movie. - Tony's Boys Family! It is also an ! extremely 1 5:30 p.m. loving one. "MODERN TIMES" HAS NEVER BEEN SHOWN ON TELEVISION! i If for some ridiculous reason, you haven't seen it, Field 5. Porkers 6. Cabana 7. No - Big Deal Aardvarks 8. FTA - Nobel Prizes - - Boys of Summer Ossicles JT*"--" ""F^eyA, it;! j Feature! 7:35 -9:35 P.M. -Sat. Sun. j you cannot 9. Acc. Grads - Checkered Demons . afford to delay." 1:40 - 3:40 - 5:40 - 7:40 - 9:40 P.N Doors open Tonight 6:45 P.M. r—Vincent Canby, New York Times January 23,1972 H ALL AGES ADMITTED. G< SUNDAY Charlie Chaplin j PIZZA SPECIAL!! "MODERN TIMES" r with Paulette Goddard Wrinen' reduced and d,reeled by Charles Chaplin Rck-d-eJihrouth Columbia Pictures ■»i:«0*6»F on a VARSITY KING 16" OPEN AT 6:45 P.M. PROGRAM INFORMATION 485-6485 (1 item or more) PIZZA il FREE FAST HOT DELIVERY 2ND WEEK! I, STARTS AT 5:00 P.M. |i At 7:20-9:25 P.M. LADMER Theatre Good with this coupon on Sunday, Aug. 13, T972I] SAT.-SUN. AT 1:00-3:10 - Lansinq For a change. Try our new 5:15-7:20 -9:25 P.M. 233 N. WASHINGTON-DOWNTOWN crust made with whole wheat flour. ACADEMY AWARD WINNER VARSITY 1227 E. Grand River BEST DIRECTOR-MIKE NICHOLS 332-6517 JOSEPH E. LEVINE , MIKE NICHOLS - LAWRENCE TURMAN ,.ooUcr,e -H1S — " This is Benjamin. He's a little worried about his ONE GOOD CHICKEN future. DESERVES ANOTHtf | New Extra Crispy THE GRADUATE ANNE.BANCROFT DUSTIN HOFFMAN KATHARINE ROSS CALDER WILLINGHAM... BUCK HENRY PAUL SIMON SIMON... GARFUNKEL LAWRENCE TURMAN Kr Sartre's "No Exit" will be from 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday in 37 ». Come one, come all. No Experience t production dates are Oct. 6 and 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August j, , Mich state news classified 355-8255 sight Automotive Scooter. & Cycle. "MNKlYSPtAKJNO * CHEVROLET, 1965 White, 1969 BRIDGESTONE 350cc. Belair, automatic with power steering, brakes, 283 V - 8. 4,400 miles. $225 or best offer. 332-6990. 3-8-16 Apartments Good condition. Asking $300. HULL APAR TMENTS, LOVELY FURNISHED 2 GIRL 332-2722. 3-8-11 TRIUMPH 650cc TO shar, Tiger 1971, furnished, unfurnished. 1424 bedroom apartments. 121 2 helmet and accessories. Call, house. $70/month T* PHONE 355-8255 Haslett Road, corner of Beal. $195 - $275. 9 and 12 utilities. Phone DATSUN 1200 sedan 1972. 337-9602. 1-8-11 Hagadorn. Manager's month leases. 349-3604 from after? 347 Student Services Bldg. 14,000 miles, excellent Apartment, No. 209. 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 5-8-11 393-5148.2-8-11 condition. Call 625-7336. 1972 HONDA 450, 5 months 351-4799. 4-8-11 •AUTOMOTIVE 4-8-18 old, excellent. 2 helmets, EAST LANSING i ^ 1 or 2 bedroom furnished mobile luggage rack. $950. 355-1741 ""P'ex; 2 bedroom Scooters & Cycles FALCON 1962, Runs well. $50. ONE GIRL, three/man. Prefer homes. $26 - $40 per week. ho! Parts & Service 351-5977. Call after 12:30 days, 339-9104 evenings. Ask for John. 1-8-11 non - student. $65. 351-7442 Quiet and peaceful on lake. 10 ^carpeted. 351-8920. ij ■ toi'P-»: after 6 p.m. 3-8-14 minutes to campus. 641 -6601. "" Aviation •EMPLOYMENT p.m. 351-5977. 2-8-14 HONDA SCRAMBLER, 350. ONE OR 2 males to share 0-8-25 TWO MALES~~fw~~h^ Degwood's. Prefer Grad,ft WAI BODV 1971. 1,800 miles, excellent Over 20 Ye ^485-4190 or 353-969$ FIAT 850 Spider 1970. •FOR RENT starting Apartments Excellent condition. Need condition. With accessories. apartment September. Own room. Very THE CHALET -FREE ES re SpeclalU money for school. Best offer. 485-1163 after 5 p.m. 3-8-16 PERSONS Houses Call, 351-6020. 2-8-11 reasonable. 353-6678 or Leasing for fall FORLarje~"r Work; Colli Expert Rooms HONDA CB450. 5,000 miles. 332-5291.2-8-11 f"" ImmediateLan,'n9 . 4/,, 677- •FOR SALE FORD 1950. 2 door sedan, V - Must see. Touring bike. EAST LANSING luxury starting at $225 3-8-16 or Fall ion ™ 213_ttEas 8, stick, $150. Phone Fairing. 393-8652. X 5-8-18 Animals 489-6716. 3-8-16 efficiencies available 332-6197 Mobile Homes MOTORCYCLE REPAIRS. All ..AND FURTHERMORE - THE PfcESS September 18, Air FALL: ONE house. girt^ee^ $65 per ForS •Lost & Found FORD STATION WAGON 1963. makes. SMALL ENGINE conditioning, close to WOODSIDE NORTH m Utilities included. Crack in windshield otherwise ENTERPRISE, INC. 121 East HAS 1DLD US REPEflTDLV TNflT THE campus. Phone 351-1258. Apartments. 2 man, 3324 •PERSONAL between 5 8 p.m. STEREO State Road. 482-0408. 4-8-11 8-8-25 furnished, 1 bedroom. 1800 - 2-8.|7 •PEANUTS PERSONAL very good mechanical and body condition. $350. Call WW PROTEST IS PEAD, SO IF SfcUU Haslett Road. Quiet. $170. t. Good ci •REAL ESTATE RETURN TO tf?UR DCfcMVTOfclES WANTED, GIRL for 4 man Call 332-4987. 5-8-18 I 351-3835 •RECREATION 353-8764. Evenings, Auto Service & Parts apartment. Furnished, close, Rooms weekends, 355-9906. 3-8-11 $55 month. Fall-Spring. SLEEPING •SERVICE &2VHZ/ ^' to* *2*/£. LUttM, Mio< ROOMS, « YES.tw. r* i i AO AkiTCC r» ' • After 5 p.m. 394-026I. 3-8-14 JEEP VAN 1965. Excellent m - GUARANTEED repair. entrance, men Instruction - prl RANDY'S MOBIL. I - 96 at Near engine. Equipped with sound campus. Pt,0. Typing Service system. $500. 351-5859 or Okemos Road. 349-9620. 332-0322.2-8-11 •TRANSPORTATION •WANTED 328 Evergreen. 3-8-16 C-8-25 Employment Employment ROOMMATE. OWN bedroom, $73, Meadowbrook. johns per ROOMS, SUMMER or FOREIGN CAR PARTS. PART Immediately, 33 7-9046. Carpeted, clean, ► RATES" MERCURY, 1969 wagon excellent running condition. in CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 TIME employees. Inserting newspaper sections HOUSEKEEPER, 5 days per weak. Cleaning, laundry, and Larry after 5:30 p.m. 3-«-14 apartment! to campus. No q drugs, i n bike shi East Kalamazoo Street. 1 mile and balconies, too 10 vvord mlnlmur Factory air, tilt wheel, good each Tuesday night, 11 p.m. parking. Refrigerators. M liable, West of campus. 487-5055. general housawork. Own MARRIED COUPLE desired. tires. Reduced to $1,500, to 7 a.m. Guaranteed 8 only. Call 351-0473 afte condition No. C-8-25 T ransportation. 339-9052 Furnished. No children. • No. DAYS must sell by August 23, hours. $1.75 per hour. Must evenings for interview. 3-8-16 Leasing for Fall p.m. Ask for Dave, i&j 1-1963.4-8- WOfjDS 5 10 372-5090, 309 Ranker. be 18 years old. Call anytime, $125/month. 646-5121.3-8-14 Dimondale, • Roommate Service |[<]i£U I».00 ?TW 1T00 3-8-14 KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair EAST Larry Root, George Ward. LANSING, fur work on Volkswagen, bugs, INCO GRAPHICS, Mason, room with private bi COLE'S 8 in Egg 14.80 7.80 15.60 MUSTANG 1967, V - 8, 3 busses, Ghias. GRAND Michigan, 677-3971. 222 WATER'S EDGE entrance. LUS BAKI 351-5964. 34 m nm [e.oo 9 75 19.50 speed. Good condition. Sells RIVER CITCO. 1054 East West Ash Street. 7-8-11 ROOM AND / or board in FREE RENT! and luced prices for $650. 482-4802. 3-8-16 Grand River. 351-9274. RIVER'S EOGE TWO BEDROOMS ii il price m nftn [7.20 11.70 23.40 C-8-25 exchange for help with Move in nowl next to Cedar Village FOUR POSITIONS available. invalid husband. 10 minutes 332-4432 ranch. Open now, close,) sconom MUSTANG 1967, automatic, 6 Company needs people for its Free rent til Sept. ORE, 640 ! 22320 [8.00 13.00 26.00 cylinder, good condition, MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East new Lansing office. The from campus. Call 485-3775. 2-8-14 15 with new 9 mth. STODDARD APARTMENT 2 week or month. 351-St 5-8-14 mediately N Kalamazoo Street Since S3 ESZ3 10.0c 16.25 32.50 extra tires, after 3 p.m. . . . following positions will be leases for student man. 1 bedroom, furnished, iressway. C- 355-9852. 2-8-11 1940. Complete auto painting filled: I nduitrial; ALCOA, 8 men needed, evenings close, quiat. $172.50. EAST LANSING .I DEADLINE and collision service. ComercialSales position to and Saturdays. Don't work for buildings only. 351-8238. 0-10-8-25 Close to campus. Parig OPEL RALLEYE 1970, sharp. 485-0256. C-8-25 Maximum security 1 P.M. one class call on accounts. Call $2 • $3 an hour, if you are placa bro day Must sell immediately, $1075 332-0205. 7-8-25 riCAL DISi before publication. or best. 371-4877.2-8-11 VEHICLE NEED repair? Try us 485-5242 extension 2. worth more, 489-3494. deposit only $150. NURSING STUDENT wants C-8-25 Refundable when efficiency 1 bedroom ROOM FOR man, acrosi fi : Michig for discount replacement General full time sales, 1-7409.3-8-1 apartment. Quiet area. Union. 211ft Grand fl Cancellations/Cor¬ OPEL STATION wagon, 1965, parts and services. HEIGHTS PART TIME you leave. AUTO commission basis. Call employment; Walking distance campus. upstairs. 7-8-25 rections - 12 noon one excellent shape, great PARTS, 485-2276. 485-5242 extension 3. evenings and weekends. Call 332-3825. 3-8-16 class day before travelling car. 42,000 miles. C-1-8-11 Excellent compensation Studio, 1 bedroom, 337-0181 evenings. 3-8-14 & 2 bedroom apts. SINGLES, DOUBLES.Ck* publications. General part time sales. program. Automobile FURNISHED APARTMENT. campus, furnished, car pa Excellent for housewife or required. 351-5800. C-8-25 The State News will be PONT1AC 1970 LeMans, 13,000 Aviation Roommate service Ideal for grad or married $13 - $18 weekly. 215U miles. 4 speed mother, set own hours. Call student. One year lease. 351-4495 or 351-51 responsible only for the Hurst, buckets, WORK OWN hours, like LEARN TO FLY I Complete 485-5242 e talking with $155/month. Call 485-3140. Q-11-8-25 first day's incorrect new. Best offer. flight training. All people. Build own business. 7-8-25 351-5705 2-8-11 courses are insertion. Students, full or part time, Earning while you learn. government and VA certified. OKEMOS. OWN r FRANCIS excellent for added income 351-2432.5-8-11 All students ads must be TORINO 1968 - GT, Automatic, AVIATION. 401 SOUTH Fairview. Upstairs furnished, all uti NT LOUDS for school. Call 485-5242 .prepaid , all power, excellent Airport Road. Call 484-1324. extension 4. Will train selling GOSPEL MUSICIAN. Part time. HALSTEAD apartment. $125/month. $80/month, references nth* old condition. Good price. Must C-8-25 of successful Ecology Utilities paid. 372-8369 after deposit. 349-4909.3-8-14 Audition idltion, bast products, established now being held for 6 p.m. 7^8-25 sell. 355-4043. 3-8-16 company, excellent potential. singers and instrumentalists. MANAGEMENT ,351-2585. ROOM, PHONE, Only those committed to TOYOTA COROLLA Low mileage. Almost new. 1971. Employment 2-8-II Christ need inquire. Open Sat., Sun. 10 - 4 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, North, large furnished 1 privileges, parkin; IG MACHir Frandor, quiet e Brand m Automotive 355-7921 after 6 p.m.3-8-14 DRIVER' PART and full time. 351-6431.2-8-11 444 Mich. Ave. bedroom, carpeted, utilities I.95. $5 per lady. 372-7973.1-8-11 TYPIST - PART time 3 - 9 p.m. 351-7910 Apply VARSITY CAB. paid, garage, $150 plus ictlon of 1 BMW 1969,, 1600. Green, new 70 w.p.m. 3 nights a week. REAL ESTATE sales of new VEGA GT - 1971. 14,000 miles. VARSITY CAB deposit. 627-5454. 3-8-11 MEN.SINGLES and doubles 1 I machini tires, good condition, clean. COMPANY, Must sell, $2,000. 351-5859. Apply in person today 2 3 homes. Excellent pay and SUB LET - 122 Woodmere, side door. - August 15 - available. Clean, c itaa, Necchle 351-8282.4-8-11 3-8-16 p.m. 427V4 Albert St. W freedom of hours. Prefer September 15. Modern, PENNSYLVANIA 3-8-16 1 AVENUE, cooking. 4858836.0 M5 "menyotha license and experience but bedroom furnished, .95. Terms. next to South, near Michigan Avenue. CHEVROLET 1964. Excellent VOLVO 144S 1967, air, radio, will consider others. Phone $110. 351-7557. NEED MALE vocalist, 18 -24 BABYSITTER. RESPONSIBLE campus. Furnished 1 bedroom, utilities TRIBUTING condition. Best offer. Call Jay Chamberlain Fidelity 2-8-14 15 Leaving country, must sel'. paid. $135/month plus North For Sale , Jeff at years for established mid - party to care for 3 children (9, 489-9756. 1-8-11 355-7908. 3-8-14 Realty. 332-5041. 3-8-16 deposit. Phone 627-5454. 1-6448. C-8-21 Michigan group with long 5, and 16 months) preferably CASA del Sol 3-8-11 contract. Standards in in our home. Hours: 8:30-5. NEW ITALIAN ten speedW APARTMENTS ZENITH por Pop, Rock. List experience Light housekeeping desirable. For Rent FURNISHED. 1/3 off. Call 337-01 and phone number. Write to $40/week. References CLOSE. 3 Guarantee Distinctively new 1 evenings. 1-8-11 Box D - 4, Michigan State required. Own transportation. people. Utilities included, OPPE, 543 PARKING SPACE, close to bedroom unfurnished News. 3-8-11 351-1782. 5-8-18 lease, August 1. 349-3358. BARBELLS; MAN'S 3 II *.C-11-8-25 campus. $5 monthly. 13-8-25 apartments. bike. Counter top room dW 351-8238.0-4-8-11 TC228 8 Located directly behind drapes. 3553156 between 3 order. Lek TV AND STEREO rental. Fast The Brewery. Or Call: Houses p.m. S-5-8-16 r. Sony T< free delivery and service. $23 tape deck. 1 351-9020 for more for the summer. 50 USED SEWING MACHIN tapes. Wa information. MEN LARGE double $38 $9.95 and up. Consola $9.50/month. No deposit. All 1 albumi monthly. One block from portables, Zig • equipment guaranteed. Call LARGE FURNISHED »NDHAND campus 351-6318.1-8-11 NEJAC, 337-1300. C-8-25 apartment for 6 girls. Walk to straight stitchers, A t Michigar MSU. $60 each, utilities vacuum cleaners. $3.50 hkAmericai LANSING, EAST side, newly up. ELECTRO GRAND,I *98, Layawa included. Phone 332-6163 4 • redecorated 3 bedroom 0 P.m. Monda 6 p.m. weekdays. 6-8-18 East Michigan, Lew house. $195/month Includes all utilitias. 351-7283. 1-8-11 Hours, 9 a.m, '' Saturday, 9-12 noon. M LOVELY FURNISHED, 2 NIKON 21m bedroom houses. 1V4 miles to Sacrifice/$75. 627-9' campus. $170 - $225 plus nights, keep trying. 3-8-H utilities. 349-3604 or 349-1540 from 10 a.m. - 10 REFRIGERATOR, HARVj p.m. 5-8-14 yellow, $30.487-3478.3-# CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 26. Tease 27. friar's title 1. Dutch painter 28. Weaken 6. Chocolate drink 29. Cavalier State: H.Mold abbr 13. Crocus 31. Skating star 14. Curio cabinet 33. Encore "* J 16. Talented 34 Expert 17. Queue 35. Parson bird 18. Harvest 36. Beetles goddess 37. Unusual 20. Small cyst 39. Livini on an 21. Boy 22. Bumper sign 41. forebodings r- i r- Michig; 'M 6 7 e 9 " Mr gre •4 pIbs units 11 ?/< 15 nr n 18 V/* 19 46 furnished VA % •ndividua 21 ix 23 VA 4 351-6010 5-8-11 COPYGRAPH SERVICES, policy, and did so often. same terms he is now METAL CANOE, in good "I think 337-1666. C-8-26 we would have offering and the chances of condition, and boy's Schwinn gotten better terms in 1969 ncturefkames r—'•TI FREEZER ' OJLISE PAINTING PREGNANT? Call us. WE understand. Pregnancy counseling. TYPING THESES and letters, sting - ray bicycle. Call than President Nixon can their being accepted 2.3 cu. ft. 487-3096. S promptly would have been $6.75/mo. 372-1560.0-825 etc. Rapid, accurate service. get today," he said. very high. I goa JONES PAINTS 1 With Student I.D. Experienced. 393-4075. MARRIED COUPLE "Now, we're hoping to m I Jere Brown wants to "The obvious reason," he ! C-8-25 393-2232 sub get out completely within c. Tlw frtc« t» A to 2 Rental .Bruce Douglas Peanuts Personal - let married housing said, "is in that period we apartment Fall term. Call had hundreds of thousands "*349-1005 aftar 5 P.M. ANN BROWN: Typing and 393-2025. 3-8-14 GINGER: PLEASE multilith offset of troops there." KgASHDAY SAVINGS " come see printing. I jscpakwd Truck PAR -MOR our babies before they go. Complete service for DO YOU need a Wanted At the White House, roommate for Kitney and Broomes. 2-8-14 s b«(i for ba over GOLF COURSES dissertations, theses, fall term only? Must be close. deputy Press Secretary iui WMIMT S0< manuscripts, general typing. Gerald L. Warren declined and Call Kathy, 351-0755. FURNISHED APARTMENT. SECONOWASH Illuminated Driving Range HEAR THE Buster Brown 2-8-14 place bend, IBM. 22 years experience. Student comment when asked about with pet. Fall - MWVWfc 9 hole Par 3 the BREWERY, 349-0850. C-8-25 your Monday, Spring. Call after 5 p.m. Shriver's allegations. ad & Regulation course Aug. 14. 1-8-11 DONT FORGET blood comes 3534)173. 5-8-18 Corner Park Lk. Rd. & E. M-78 only from people. Save a life. "I think we could have 332-3432 REASON AND Love keep little PROFESSIONAL THESIS Give blood. Professional wally's been out of Vietnam by THE ALOHA typing, any field, IBM donors compensated. _ body shop company together nowadays. seloctric typewriter. Coll declaring — just as Sen. ■ ov«r 20 Years In Mason Hawaiian S/jb.S-1-8-7 MICHIGAN COMMUNITY *l. free estimates - Sharon Vliot, 6 2 7-2936. BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. Hagadorn/A Ibert. Prefer use George Aiken advised - u specialize In Insurance AVSSA Fabrics & Gifts 10-8-25 of one car garage. Call that we had won and were ork; Collision Service; Cr,ly Shirts For Sale CHICKI, YOUR partners in C-8-25 332-2722.3-8-11 getting out," he said. Expert Painting ■gtiKjOl Grass Slippers 303 Abbott Rd. confusion past, wish you a 677-7391 speedy "get - well." S.N. 11 N. East MASON Mobile Homes S-1-8-7 iVe heard it a million 6ive him A shot! 6ive time5/take him to the veti" him A Pill! hold himdoun.' put a muzzle on him! lock For Sale 12'x60' NEW MOON, 2 Real Estate him in a kennel'. chain For Sale bedroom, completely him to a post.'" furnished, carpeted. $5500. FAIR VIEW, NORTH. 10 j stereo am/fm radio COLE'S BAKERY 646-6250. 2-8-14 minutes to downtown or ■it. Good condition, $150. FINE BAKERY food for all MSU. Low maintenance, 2 II 351-3832 after 6 p.m. meals. Open Sunday, 12'x60' MOBILE $4800. bedroom ranch. Cozy MEIJERS THRIFTY Immaculate. West Mt. Hope. fireplece, carpeting, breakfast ACRES, Okemos, South PETROFF R EALTY nook, full basement with J) SALE, Saturday, August Pennsylvania, West Saginaw. COMPANY, REALTOR, extra room for office/sewing. Eh ' 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 962 KROGER - Frandor, Logan 485-7174. 3-8-16 Fenced yard.. Garage. WHEN SNOOfV 60T HIT ON THE 5n00py jumped off the mi Drive, East Canter, 4002 West Saginaw, $15,900. Owner. 482-2738. HEAD BY THAT pop FLY, I TOOK ..the TH vet stepped table... i 6ent down to on my finger! tiling. 1-8-11 1721 North Grand River. HALLMARK 12'x52', partially 5-8-11 HIM TO THE VET...THE VET SAID, Pick up snoopy.... ^ C-1-8-11 furnished, or unfurnished. "PUT YOUR 006 ON THE TABLE" JtHE rush. Get ycxjrbif closet space. All this and ■ nd up. DENNIS 7376. 5-8-18 more, only $44,000. For DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. ■NT LOUDSPEAKERS, 2 details phone Jay 316 North Cedar, opposite • nths old, axcallant Chamberlain at FIDELITY City Markat. C-8-25 Lost & Found REALTY, 332-5041 or fdition, best offer. Call 3399370. 3-8-14 V 351-2585.2-8-11 Animals LOST. PLEASANTLY disposed WHY MG MACHING Claarance RENT? For sale: 1 pre-pubescent male cat. Last bedroom duplex. Drive by FREE, 4 long - haired kittens. seen vicinity Bessey Hall / 96. $5 per month. Larga Box 2023 Park Lane, Holt. Call trained, PLEASE call Grand River Avenue. 4 676-1946. 5-8-18 (action of reconditioned 482-8139. 2-8-14 months old. Predominantly I machines. Singers, grey with white underside i, Necchls, Now Home PARROT, GREEN Cheek end white stockings, also DUPLEX, THREE bedroom, Jl "many others", $19.96 to Amazon. Loos than 1 yeor old. symmetrical white markings family room with fireplace, (.95. Terms, EDWARDS Largo cogo includod. on face. If found please fully carpeted, IX baths, TRIBUTING COMPANY, 361 -7889 oftor 10 p.m. 2-8-11 notify Ted at 372-1625 or diihwiihor, ange, |16 North Wosthlngton, 485-0409. Leslie at 351-8130 refrigerator, garbage disposal, *""8. C-8-26 FREE, M Siamese klttons, all or Jeff at 351-8291. 3-8-16 2 car garage. Call Jim Hovey tigor strlpad, box trained. at MULDER - RUTTER ■ ZENITH portable stereos, Phono. 332-1272.3-8-14 REALTY. 371-4444. •. Guaranteed. STEREO Personal Evenings and weekends, lOPPE, 543 East Grand FREE ENERGETIC kittens. 371-2613. 14-8-25 w.C-11-8-25 Calico females, orange males, FREE ... A lesson in complexion call 332-6139.2-8-11 care. Call 484-4519, East Recreation | TC228 8 - track tapo Michigan or 485-7197, Leica M2 with FREE KITTENS. Long hair Lansing Mall. MERLE Sony TC355 rool to tiger. Short hair black. Really NORMAN COSMETICS UNION BOARD Summer flights. | tape deck. 1,000 used 8- cute. 361-1457.2-8-11 STUDIOS. C-8-25 Hours 1 -4. August flights still tapes. Wall tapestries, available. 363-9777. C-8-25 > elbums. WILCOX 3NDHANDSTORE,509 Mobile Homes WANT TO advertise on the Classified Service |< Michigan 485-4391. pages Welcome Week edition of the in the T^Americard, Master 1989 MARLETTE 12'x53', two State News? Call your ad in EXECUTIVE SECRETARY p98, ~ Layaway. 8 a.m. - bedroom, good condition. p.m. before desires typing and dictation Monday - Saturday. Stonegate Court. 351-3247. August 18 th I 355-8255. 3-8-16 in home, 1 day service, 5-8-18 372-4682. 19-8-25 EDAR GREENS DEADLINE for the FOR Advertising is August Welcome edition of the State News. Call now, 355-8255. 4-8-18 Classified 18th Week SANDWICH LOVERS PROFESSIONAL SUEDE and for leather cleaning and refinishing. CLEANERS. OKEMOS DRY Home of Hobie's famous hunger quashing professionals. 349-0910. sandwiches, submarines, 2155 Hamilton. 0-1-8-11 ' ' P I N N I N G S & ENGAGEMENTS". A Friday feature of Advertising. Deadline Classified 12 pickles, cheese, shakes, noon Thursday. $1 per insertion. Services 347 Building. 8-25 Student soft drinks & delicious brownies FOR QUALITY service on stereos. TV's and recorders. THE STEREO SHOPPE. available at 337-1300. C-8-25 Michigan6<111 nfW1TO right next to Brady Complex EXTERIOR PAINTING. Grad >AR GREENS Hobie's students, reliable, references. APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married Call 349-1005 after 6 p.m. ples units for summer and fall. These spacious apartments are carpeted Free estimates. C-8-25 furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal individual air - conditioning. These two - man units have ample n9 space for every resident. Recreation is planned for with a giant Typing Service mm'nfl pool and private balconies. We also have a full - time resident TERM PAPERS sandwichthe for any quickly and problems. If you want to be among the first residents of accurately done. Call MR man. GREENS call today. The one - bedroom units start at $85/month FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: MRS. CHANEL 337-2737.1-8-11 spartan shoppingtenter-trowbridge TYPING WANTED. 2797 or Evenings 351-8631. MODEL OPEN 12 - 5 CLOSED SUNDAY. 3-6-9 and weekends. Electric phone 351 £ 12 month leases available. typowritor. Phone, 337-7272. 7-8-25 cement exclusively by: ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. TYPING DONE in my home. 241 e. saqinaw hwy. suite 411 South Lansing araa. Phone east lansing, michigan 4bs23 393-8874. 3-8-14 1 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan F"day, August | Free Store seeks helpers able to supply what they this week. The Free Store is now $90 a year for the phone their By ANDREA AUSTIN ««ciati°n» cAu6hrr!)FREE- STORE State News Staff Writer Even with 100 to 200 need." Buller estimates that in "We had topped, a marbel wood - scrolled sponsored by the Volunteer Bureau, but Buller hopes to and $25 to $50 for costs, printing donate funds"' The quonset itself i. NO DOWN PAYMENT disassociate the two. The Free Store has the store's. - customers a day, the MSU one day 500 pieces of table, and a toboggan that The nni "°t| like new." Other items "We use (the burueau) applied to ASMSU and NO CHARGE PLAN Free Store may have to close its doors without the clothing come from the Lansing and MSU areas and was include bicycles, pots and now for advertising posters COQS, but neither can give £7lh° and the office," he said. money in the summer, Buller need MO IHTSREsr aid of more volunteers. are redistributed. "The quality of some of pans, books and records. "It's like a warehouse," "We're trying to get funds said. them. Quonset 80 Bulle,^l is del, NO money! Af least eight volunteers the things is surprising," Buller said, "storing to have a phone at the store Because residents of the Office of BmP&M c are needed to work one - Buller said. A working merchandise until people and for printing." Married Housing use the (OBA) which has |r ■ hour shifts sorting clothes, television set was donated need it. He said the cost would be store, Buller hopes one of to the Free StoJe •l°^' directing customers and answering questions, Levon it. Unti|0B| Buller, Lansing graduate student and the store's IN TUESDAY'S PRIMARY another place when Jf publicity director said. want it back" Bull,Si The Free Store operates from 1 to 7 p.m. Tuesday '•The numbers ? *i who come in indicaftl and 80. Thursday in Qounset Open since mid - June, Coalition (Continued from page 1) said at a Coalition press Heyser, with candidates working for sh us, distributing successful th. a ' store >| bad enough it'll p^pj the store has "made an The Coalition had also conference Thursday. "This leaflets and talking," Heyser paying for their own impact in the area," Buller feared lhat the race for 7th isn't a victory for seven campaigns and the Coalition said. "We gave them our said. District commissioner people, it's a victory for the itself acting as a central stand on the issues (in a would be hundreds of people who purchasing agency. three page "It is people in the tight, but platform) and community taking care of Tuesday's totals showed helped us and a victory for provided them with a otherwise. Stern defeated the community of people Most of the candidates rational dialog on the others," he said, "so they don't have to go to stores." John Graham 602 - 371. who want to see change." said they spent less than issues." All merchandise at the store Heyser defeated his "The unique thing about $100. Heyser, who handled is free. opponent, Ron Wahula, in this group is that we have much of the Coalition's the 8th District, by a 443 - been effective and yet still leafletting efforts, said the Sometimes people come 163 margin. remained open," Heyser group financed the in knowing of others who Wickens defeated Larry said. "In fact, four of the campaign by "meeting each have had fires and need Sowash for the 9th District people who the Coalition day's crisis and no more." clothing and household Democratic nomination by endorsed had not previously items quickly, he said. "We taking 317 votes to 180 for been active in the Coalition. "Some people get calls from people who Sowash. "We've been able, all volunteered their time and know migrants, and we're In the 10th District race, along to absorb new ideas some offered to give us Conlin polled 58 per cent of and I think this election money, but most of the the vote against four other proves we can get people in campaign was paid from the who do have fresh ideas Indochina candidates. candidate's pul pockets," "This election proved about the issues and Heyser said. Come to JIM's that we can reach out and government," he added, control our government on The Coalition ran a low "But the biggest factor in for great food, rejected (Continued from page 1) full bill went down to defeat suspending in aid to any the local level," Maddex budget strictest campaign in the sense, according to the campaign was that we had so many people great service, later. Afterward, the country refusing to realistic bargaining position amendment was attached to extradite skyjackers but Now Appearing: on the President. military procurement bill, rejected efforts to suspend and It called for withdrawal of all U.S. forces from a which cleared the Senate. aid to Brazil and prohibit friendly people! Indochina by Oct. 1 in return for release of the In earlier votes Thursday, House approved increased arms sales to Latin American. Mark J.Riot Greek and American favorites, American prisoners, an especially Saturday night. accounting of GIs missing in sunday $3.25 in llic Show Bar COCKTAILS Communist territory and a cease-fire limited strictly Feast of the Forest M JUS to safe withdrawal of the American units. All you care to eat Plenty of Fr«« Evening The same issue of an BAR-B-Q RIBS at the Parking irm,-k end-the-war amendment ended in the defeat of a 15%Student Faculty I mm place101 foreign-military aid in the The original land-grant tavern Senate. 12minutes from MSU Sm A war pullout mandate stronger than the one in the House was passed, but the 3M Color - In - Color processing will put your °le Attention Groups! color photo on T-shirts or "audio & video" tank tops (1 to 1 scale). B & W photos In a choice of Recording. Location magenta, blue, green & ForestecJlS or Studio yellow. Your largest photo Reasonable (up to 8V2" x 11") THE 482-3909 PAPER EATER 211 Life Style Productions, Inc. 5801 W. M-78at BathRd Abbott 351-4321 9-6 S iSpKERB | Z4H0UR5 of MUSIC l$5.D0fldm r»M lijictcEDW/K f at the gate liWt MARGE" r JS°VS!SSSf,: nmueap Bv UV£ STVLE f*0VUCTIDNS inc. IJ V12HN6 WUffiPVUCaoHS 1