Monday Victory Day commemorates MICHIGAN Sunny TATE NEWS | victory over Japan on this STATE ■ . . and very warm today day in 1945- with the highs in the upper UNIVERSITY 80s. e 65 Number 23 East Lansing, Michigan Monday, August 14, 1972 IT COUNTY CONVENTION Dems back of MSU by By RAY ANDERSON unless it includes $3 million to meet the sponsored by the United Farm State News Staff Writer needs of small farmworkers, » Workers Organization Committee oppose the Agricultural Experiment obtained considerahl* union snnnnrt Ingham County Democratic Station budget unless top priority is ion endorsed a Sol de Aztlan given to a Chicano developed and in other action the Democrats endorsed a farm plank that would Democrats olution Friday that in effect administered $250,000 planning and provide tax reform to assist the small idemned the University for failing research project. farmer and prevent the exapnsion of " licano needs. The Democratic incumbents and Aztlan, a Lansing area candidates would also be requested to agribusiness, Rowe said. Democratic candidates for all organization charged the oppose MSU's involvement in county and legislative spots were ,m0cratic majority on the board of agribusiness and development of introduced, with State Rep. Earl _istees with issuing false promises. corporation machinery; endorse a Nelson, D - Lansing, giving the (Three specific instances cited by the court suit enjoining the MSU budget keynote address in which he stressed ^ failure by the until the University stops racial the need for party unity. ["r'd to fulfill a pledge to provide discrimination and reject University Other speakers were 6th District >lp to Chicanos for projects," findings relating to Chicanos as vague congressional candidate Robert Carr to provide for better admissions and ambiguous. and 59th District candidate v,..icanos, and a failure to improve Winthrop Rowe, chairman of the Lynn life of migrant workers. Ingham County Democrats, said the Jondahl. Appointments for the state Harvest The University promise to aid resolution would be sent to the state convention This Chinese girl tosses a clump of rice as she and her fellow were also concluded with icanos lies shattered today alongside convention for incorporation in the workers harvest a rice crop at "The , . , Mary Holmes wciiik j iiviiuca being C1CV.WTU elected convention tUIIVI East is Red" cadre camp near Peking. Part of the philosophy of the re - education camps is that . ... state patform, along with resolutions . other promise high - powered chairperson. June Gunther was bureaucrats should do hard manual labor to teach them to liticians have made," Sol de Aztlan advocating the boycott of nonunion selected as respond to the needs of the average secretary and Vic Egress _ . Ipttlirf* citizen. See story, page (mber Ramon Gonzalez told the lettuce, grapes, and uranoc anH winac wines porduced • president « . of the .. _ * 1 AP Lham County Democrats. . ^ with nonunion grapes. Lansing Area Wirephoto - • Community Action Program — nvviuu i lu^iaui (CAP)j ■He further accused the University Rowe said the three resolutions Council, was elected parliamentarian. Td the Democratic - controlled board perpetuating agribusiness at the bense of the men and women who jrvest the produce. ["The state of Michigan funds the ^operative Extension Service and jricultural Experiment Station more Kn $16 million each year, and yet McGovern attacks Nixon tactics WASHINGTON (AP) Democratic week's convention that terrible Tre is very little state money being - will slaughter that is going on in Shriver reaffirmed his statement of money and about the 'Watergate presidential nominee George renominate Nixon in Miami Beach. the name of the United States" in last week that Nixon blew a chance to Five,"' and how of those five who bnt on the plight of one of McGovern Sunday accused President one Sargent Shriver, McGovern's Southeast Asia. broke into the jierica's most poverty - ridden Nixon of "taking the low road by running mate, insisted that "We're undermining the moral fiber end the war when he took office. Democratic party tups, the migrant worker," Gonzalez remote control" through his Nixon missed anew golden opportunity for of this "The North Vietnamese didn't headquarters happened to cash a a country," McGovern said, come around to the back door and $25,000 check intended for Nixon's re lieutenants' denunciations of former ■The resolution adopted by the negotiated Vietnamese peace in saying that he agreed with former hand me a secret plan for ending the - election campaign. Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark. 1969. Marine Gen. David M. Shoup that the war in Vietnam," Shriver said. Rhodes, chairman of the ■gham County Democratic His Invention requests board of trustee sharpest - yet attack On the Republican side of the bombing is "one of the biggest But he said they signaled a readiness Republican Platform Committee, said Republican campaign tactics broadcast picture Rep. John J. Rhodes hoaxes" of the war. to talk by no effort has been made to prevent pdidates and members to include a highlighted a day of Democratic withdrawing the bulk of of Arizona denied there is an effort to McGovern said that Nixon should their troops from the northernmost members disagreeing with some Nixon ldget request written by and for exposure on national broadcasts. It stifle dissent from within the party policies from participating in ficanos in the next budget; oppose came as Republicans prepared to open against Nixon's policies. And he express his own criticism of him, of Shriver and of Clark instead of using provinces of South Vietnam in late 1968. formation of the platform. cooperative extension budget hearings today preliminary to next He said also he does not believe it is defended drawing of the GOP lieutenants such as former Atty. Gen. Both McGovern and Shriver platform in secret. John Mitchell, Secretary of State contended Nixon important to conduct platform McGovern interviewed was extending the hearings in public, as the Democrats was on the William Rogers and defense Secretary war solely to save the political life of did. ABC TV radio program "Issues and South Vietnamese President Thieu. iet - Melvin Laird to make the attacks. Cong Answers," Shriver was heard on NBC's "Meet the Press," and Rhodes on the CBS "Face the Nation." "Yes, I'm accusing the President of taking the low road by remote control," McGovern said in response McGovern renewed his call for Nixon to debate him and said he expecially wants to ask him about Rhodes would not comment on of the pianks it might said the platform for the most would agree with President Nixon's contain, but he any part The South Dakota senator said to a question. "the $10 million in secret campaign bridges ■SAIGON (AP) by Nixon is resorting to his "favorite technique of questioning the loyalty and patriotism of Americans" who policies. up - Viet Cong troops ammunition dumps and |es near South Vietnam's two Bgest cities Sunday in the third day mil'tary camps were shelled points across the country. The most spectacular attack Long Binh- The American presence at various was at differ with him which McGovern said was the tactic used by Nixon 25 years ago in ■—i K" Ms— his first campaigns. McGovern said he wouldn't assess Women's rights, issues I a terror campaign against President there has dwindled from 30,000 Clark's remarks in Hanoi, where he luyen Van Thieu's government. condemned top GOP platform talks troops to a little more than 5,000 in U.S. bombing of North raking advantage of security gaps the past three years, and the United Vietnam, until he had read the lated by the withdrawal of U.S. States has hired 650 Montagnards for transcript. McGovern has described ■mbat forces, infiltrators with perimeter security. ' Clark as being of cabinet caliber. But McGovern said Clark is not the plosives fcped into strapped to their backs Parts of the $125 million base issue — the bombing is. Ballenger III, R - Ovid, who fielded areas that have long been the domain the American base at already have been turned over to the By RAY ANDERSON questions for consideration by three of the Democrats. |ng Binh and a smaller base in the South Vietnamese, including a huge He said Clark is indignant, as he is, State News Staff Writer members of the platform committee Igon area and set two ammunition ammunition dump that was set afire a about the "brutal and cruel and who were present. Abortion reform and women's His proposals, which are health and pips afire. few hours before dawn Sunday. ... . , .. ... . The platform will be adopted at the civil liberties oriented, also include a Saboteurs blew jhway 1 about 20 miles northwest up a culvert on The Saigon command said the Viet public mi to hearing e»rinr of thennKtk,^ a dozen aging veteran 1960, when the Vietnamese Le Duan has emerged as defense minister, 60, who Communists Troung Chinh, 64; Pham reported to be N»T •» I Communists long dedicated formally the mo6t important party gained fame in the Viet to a "war of national switched from political member since the death of Minh defeat of the French; Van Dong, 66; Pham Hung, Unh, 69, a»isUn? V|» to 60; Nguyen Duy Trinh, 62; of the central com^^ liberation" to bring the means a policy of armed the near legendary and Le Due tho, 62, who Le Thanh Nghi, 61; Hoang i South into a unified struggle to gain the South. Vietnamese leader Ho Chi the southern branrh ^*of negotiates with Kissinger in Van Hoan, 67; and alternate Vietnamese Vietnam. While there are Minh in 1969, according to secret sessions at Paris. Com ^' Le Duan, 65, first members Tran Quoc Hoan, party. | "It's going to be 1990 or secretary of the Vietnamese 2000 before we recover from Communist Party since the next four years if Richard 1960, is identified as the pre UN TELLS S.AFRICA Nixon is re - elected." • eminent figure in the - Harold Julian, legislative ruling collective and the foremost architect of the representative for the Michigan See story page 3 UAW Communist drive in the South. The material gathered Race policy cha here on Le Duan and the 1 other members of North UNITED NATIONS, Protection of Minorities, at created by United Nations throughout the world, stronger action Vietnam's ruling politburo N.Y. (AP) — Secretary a three - week session organs." particularly in countries South Africa is their ft , "The United Nations which continue to be South Dane hits U.S. bombing strongly suggests that any General Kurt Waldheim has starting here today, will ... vetoes by the hi? wf? haveWe*« recent review that may have proposed the United draw on the outline for its must continue the search Africa's major trading powers powers th.i that been conducted by Hanoi's for solution the "Zl I Nations exert "increasing own proposals to the parent a to A member of the Danish parliament returned leadership dealt with moral pressure" and find body's next session in problem," Waldheim says, "ST*,** A(sn„ SEAL'S. ■■■« Sunday from North Vietnam and described the U.S. bombing there as "sheer terror." strategy and tactics, rather than abandonment of the "appropriate methods" to make practical South February and March. Waldheim's program is, and "further expose the inhumanity of apartheid ... South y«. "Twwt sira Jacobsen was a member of the special goal of winning the South. Africa drop its race he says, based on the to exert increasing moral United States, West recommendations to date Presidential adviser Henry separation policy, which has assumption "that efforts to pressure on the government Germany and Japan, "cover most of the international committee of inquiry led by Swedish national A. Kissiner said in late June survived 20 years of UN combat racism, apartheid of South Africa." The main reason African and international lawyer Hans Frank and including former U.S. that a policy review opposition. and racial discrimination "That, he adds, would countries have not pressed which seem feasible measures Attorney General Ramsey Clark. apparently was underway in He makes those proposals will be required until such also "arouse public opinion the Security Council for at this I Jacobsen claimed the U.S. government lied Hanoi. There has been no in an outline for a "long - time as these evils have been about the bombing of North Vietnamese dikes. He public evidence in the term program of completely extirpated." said he saw a one resumed Paris talks since of international action to He notes that South mile stretch of an important MSU - dike hit by about 50 bombs dropped in a precise pattern. a shift in enemy demands. The compiled information on Vietnam's politburo of nine North combat racism, apartheid and racial discrimination." The report was produced by request of the UN Africa, apartheid of maintained the or in races, that pursuing "separateness" its "has racial employes asked Rally marks Berlin split or 10 members, plus two alternate members believed involved in some Commission Rights. The on Commission's Human policies are outside the jurisdiction of the United Nations" — whose charter to form union at meet Police clashed with leftist - organized policymaking, lists all of Subcommission on bars it from intervening in University clerical because "associations them as Communist party Prevention - are bacteriological technician I demonstrators Sunday, the 11th anniversary of the of its members' domestic technical workers could invariably company recommended that the 1 Communist wall dividing Berlin. careerists since the 1930s Discrimination and affairs. become the most powerful But one of the purposes organizations that are clerical - technical worken I arold within Boup University, the director Antiwall demonstrators built a symbolic barrier unresponsive to employe gather information about I of the United Nations set Schmidt, of needs," Mike Cain, staff the union and about labi of wooden blocks across the Kurfuerstendamm, Tne State News is out in the charter is the state Council 7 of the published by the students of representative of AFSCME, associations which American Federation « the most fashionable boulevard in West Berlin, but Michigan State University every class day during Fall, encouragement of human of said. seeking authorization I took it down without incident at police request. Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays rights for all, "without State, County and He added that represent the employes. The gesture was intended to demonstrate what a and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special distinction as to race," and Municipal Employes Welcome Week edition is published in September. (AFSCME), AFL - CIO, said "associations are usually Anyone interested I Waldheim notes both the reduced to spokesman for the group of some 200 said was the Thursday. making working on education, L Subscription rate is $16 per year. General Assembly and the lack of attention paid to the question of German Member Associated Press, United Press International, "The institution is recommendations to contact, coordinating and I Security Council have held management and these membership committed I division. Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., that apartheid violates the absolutely incapable of Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press charter "and is therefore functioning without them," recommendations are not should contact Cain it I Assn. within their competence. Schmidt said Thursday at i binding." 487-5081 or Cheryl Hart it I Harold McAllister, a 625-7352. Muhammad's wife dies Second class! postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services The lire assembly, Baociiiuij, irehe recalls, icvauo organizational MSU clerical meeting of - technical had the question of Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, workers. About 75 workers Clara Muhammad, wife of Black Muslim leader apartheid on its agenda Eligah Muhammad, died Saturday after a long Michigan, 48823. Phones: since 1952, and the Security Council in 1963 called for attended the meeting to discuss the possible TV viewers illness. She was 72. formation of a union. News/Editorial 355-8252 an arms embargo against A strike of clerical - Emmanuel Muhammad, the couple's oldest son, said Sunday his mother held no official nosition in Classified Ads Display Advertising 355-8255 353-6400 South abandonment Africa to of force that technical employes would be unlikely, he added. "This shows inst the black separatist s^ct, but was active in work Business Office 355-3447 policy. He notes South Africa fear has been implanted by ANN ARBOR (UPI) - Robinson, study director at I followers. Photographic 355-8311 among women has refused "to comply with administrators and does not Television viewing may not the University of Michigan's I Elijah Muhammad, 74, assumed leadership in Campus Information 353-8700 the requests and stem from reason," he be the mind - dulling Institute for Social Research | 1934 of the Black Muslim sect, which claims a said. reports. "Soap operas a recommendations of United activity many of its critics national membership of more than 70,000 persons Nations bodies, AFSCME would better claim. A recent study found medical programs rated I and " cooperate with study groups repre8ent the worker» than most viewers believe particularly high in this I publishes "Muhammad Speaks", weekly newspaper. a WELCOME an employe association television programs "tell it like It la" — not just regard." Robinson served < fantasize real life. Dare' sales course sued WEEK" ACE HARDWARE "Majorities of claimed that their favorite viewers research coordinator of tl U.S. Surgeon General'i I dramatic Scientific Advisory I programs were SPECIAL Committee on Television | The "Dare To Be Great" salesmanship course came under fire again Thursday when a $3 million BICYCLE SHOP both instructive," realistic John and P. and Social Behavior determine the effects of I lawsuit was filed against it in Washtenaw Circuit Court. Television viewing on a large national group. | Keven Caskey of Whitmore Lake and Terry Specialists in Robinson said "Ironside" I Williams of Woodhaven charged in the suit that and "Hie FBI" were types I bicycle sales they were misled and pressured into buying $4,000 Say "hello" to the "old and repair. of programs described by 85 I gang"; the "new gang" — per cent of viewers u I worth of sales plans. The two claimed they were Welcome everybody) Featuring parts "showing life as it really is " counseled on how to approach banks and loan Write a POEM for 3, Sand 10- f institutions to get money quickly. speed English, TM Dare To Be Great, Inc., a subsidiary of Glenn European, and S-T-R-E-T-C-H & SEW American bikes. Turner Enterprises, was described in previous indictments as a high pressure sales and promotion program which used a pyramid - referral plan in State News Classified FABRICS 4960 North wind Drive, violation of the state's antilottery law. 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ONLY *229.9* members of the national assembly early Sunday in Leave 8:15 a.m. 4:30 p.m. *14.95 This East Lansing 11:50 a.m. 6:30 p.m. an apparent crackdown on mounting political ■t: 1:20 p.m 8:30 p.m. Sundays only opposition in the Himalayan kingdom. Phone East Lansing Bus Terminal Official sources did not disclose reasons for the for arrival and departure schedules arrests, but the four taken into custody shortly and information after midnight were among the most vocal critics 332-2569 of Prime Minister Kirti Nidhi Bista's 16 - month - Air Conditioned - Rest Room old government. Deluxe Coaches Available For Charter The arrests were reported without comment by Write or Call Owosso, Mich, toll FREE Rashtriya Samacmar Samiti, the official national 800 - 292-3831 news 484 7414 agency. ^/Ichygn Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, August 14, 1972 STRESS MEMBERS UAW rep backs Jury acquits officers McGovern's bid charged with assault lev LINDA WERFELMAN Several participants profits were reaching record State News Staff Writer questioned the role of union highs. DETROIT (UPI) - Three planned to join four summation, Connors called the three STRESS officers Michigan labor union publications in shaping members of a special comrades in a game of political attitudes of its "trained killers." ■ publications this faU should members. "Because they have a Detroit police decoy squad cards. Defense attorney ■ emphasize George strange way of calculating were acquitted Thursday on The STRESS officers said Norman I McGovern's pro - labor "Obviously the labor unemployment, we come up charges of assault with they followed Jenkins Lippitt responded that the ■ stands, papers aren't three "acted at all times as despite the doing a very with 5.34 per cent," Julian intent to murder in a bizarre because they saw him reasonable police officers." ■ reluctance of some top good job in Michigan," Joan said. The actual March 9 shootout with off - carrying his service revolver ■ union officials to endorse Kelley, Michigan Labor unemployment into the house. The He said his clients were rate in duty Wayne County Ithe Democratic presidential Press Assn. secretary Michigan reached 10.7 per sheriffs deputies. policemen said that when "just kids on the street who ■ candidate, Harold Julian a treasurer, said. cent in June, he added. A jury of 10 women and they attempted to enter the take all the risks . . . and ■ legislative representative for Worker house, they were fired then nobody cares about support for two men deliberated for one He them afterward." |the Michigan United Auto Alabama governor George attack also suggested an hour before handing down upon. Both sides said they The jury wasted little I Workers, said Saturday. Wallace in the May on the present tax their findings of innocent identified themselves as "McGovern stands for Democratic presidential system which he said for the three police officers during the time in acquitting the three, — Virgil ■ more things that the labor primary had contradicted discriminates against small shootout which followed. though the trial started June Starkey, James R. Harris, union businesses. "This 19 and testimony began ■ movement stands for than endorsements of tax and Ronald H. Martin, Asst. prosecutor Michael structure is threatening the June 29. |any other presidential other candidates, she added. free enterprise system that In agreement members of the tactical unit Connor, in his closing Connors spent nearly two ■ candidate ever iias," Julian Unemployment might be called Stress, an acronym arguments Wednesday, used to replace the the Republican At hours Wednesday reviewing ■ told a meeting of the busing party likes a workshop of the Michigan Labor Press Assn. on for Stop the Robberies, contended to the jury that so much," he continued, the the testimony of the 72 ■ Michigan Labor Press Assn. issue, Michael Harbut, campus Saturday, Harold Julian (left), legislative Enjoy Safe Streets. STRESS officers ■at Kellogg Center. "It's director of Frontlash, a citing a list of major representative to the Michigan UAW, and William One deputy was killed "started it" because, he witnesses, including the ■ going to be 1990 or 2000 national voter registration companies which had paid Ralls, commissioner of the Michigan Public Service and two others wounded in said, they illegally entered tragic story of how some 25 income tax last year. shots were fired in a five - ■ before we recover from the group financed partially by no Commission, agreed along with other members of the the late • night mixup when the apartment without a ■ next four years if Richard the AFL - CIO, said. Bethlehem Steel and U.S. association that labor should support Democratic the plainclothes STRESS warrant and without minute spree which left ■ Nixon is re - elected." Ten to 14 per cent of the officers followed Deputy probable cause to believe a deputy Henry S. Henderson, Steel were included in the nominee George McGovern for president. The group met to discuss Detroit population is James Jenkins into an felony was being 40, dead of multiple bullet list, he said. State News photo by Greg Calkins wounds. Jenkins, 29, was the effects political issues unemployed, and the figure apartment where Jenkins committed. In his swells to 50 per cent for critically injured and deputy ■would have on union ■ members and means of those between the ages of Henry Duvall, 29, suffered a serious gunshot wound of ■ presenting the issues in 18 and 21, Harbut said. Skyjacking the leg. (union publications. "We've got to make the The lack of unity among people who are still working ■ union members could be realize that it could be them ■ resolved with emphasis on next," Julian agreed. sue other than busing, "Unemployment isn't WASHINGTON (AP) - would - be skyjackers. to board planes, the Federal Officials are hoping this for immigration violations 35 representatives getting better overall." Far more airport screenings Within a month greatly Aviation Administration reflects increasing awareness and other offenses. ■agreed. Manufacturing plants are accompanied by fewer increased screening of (FAA) has disclosed. among criminals that they After a rash of hijackings, ■ "While we're riding this 77 per cent utilized, he arrests are encouraging hope baggage has combined with At the same time, the are more likely then ever to some attributed by the FAA ■ damn bus, Mr. Nixon and charged, adding that among officials that a doubling of the number of number of persons denied be caught as a result of the in large part to poor 5 friends are stealing us automobile production was intensified security persons given security boarding and the number added safeguards. at the 1968 level while security, the FAA last April ■ blind," one participant said. measures are giving pause to checks before being allowed arrested have declined. The FAA said during ordered airport June, the most recent managements to provide month for which figures are improved safeguards at TO UPSET N.IRISH MEET available, 170,078 persons underwent special security terminals, and told airlines to tighten their checks because they preboarding screening appeared to fit, at least in techniques. IRA bombing blitz forecast some developed respects, the FAA - behavioral profile. hijacker The total of these so In ordered shuttle July President Nixon airlines operating flights to start - BELFAST (AP) - Irish throwing Provisional wing Belfast as initially thought, possible use against the next few weeks if the called profile selectees checking all carry - on ■ Republican Army (IRA) of the IRA has missed its informed sources said, Protestant extremists, but reported in May was luggage and to demand that ■guerillas are expected to organization, which boasts all political opportunities in The SDLP has come will likely promise to free it can field 43,000 combat - 80,059. boarding passengers show ■unleash a bomb blitz soon the last few months and under IRA criticism for all the IRA suspects now trained men, does not back Of the June total, 453 two forms of identification. upset a planned now feels the only way it ■conference on Northern talking to Whitelaw before held before the conference off. persons were denied Shortly thereafter the can win any recognition is all the IRA suspects opens. boarding because their FAA suggested the airlines ■Ireland's future, political to blast its way to the interned without trial had A mass release is not A small faction within actions were suspicious and ■sources said Sunday. conference table. been freed. voluntarily start screening expected. the Provisionals wants a they could not properly all hand luggage as well as They also may try to A fresh bombing ssinate Roman Catholic However, the SDLP Whitelaw's major worry more peaceful approach, identify themselves or were checked baggage. The campaign would also stressed Sunday it will not but it is heavily guilty of some law violation. airlines have responded to •political leadeff" Fo keep hamstring the moderate attend the conference unless now is the lingering fear of outnumbered by the This compared with a ■sectarian militant moves by the Ulster this advice, and the new feuding going, the Catholic - based Social Britain agrees to end the gunmen who argue their May total of 474, and an (sources said. Democratic and Labor party year old internment Defense Assn. (UDA) the only hope of winning the April figure of 650. measures are expected to be These fears were - Protestants' massive citizen reflecting in boarding (SDLP) which already has program and release the 200 political struggle is to win Of the 453 kept off the statistics for ■expressed by security chiefs had talks with the British army which is still defying July. men still held, the battle of the streets. airplanes, 148 were arrested, and Catholic moderates in him on several issues and and may attend the Whitelaw knows the compared with 192 in May. ■Belfast after a weekend conference. against whom he may have conference will be The IRA seeks to force This total included 16 to act to the [which brought two more The Provisionals are meaningless unless the appease the union of the arrests for air piracy, 60 on |murders attributed to reported determined to SDLP, the main political Catholics. predominantly Protestant narcotics charges, 14 for sination squads. torpedo the crucial, all - voice of Ulster's Catholic Whitelaw has indicated it British province with the possession of handguns, They believe the bomb - party roundtable conference mainly Catholic Irish four for being fugitives from minority, sits round the may become necessary to scheduled for Sept. 25 - 27 table, intern UDA extremists in Republic. other jurisdictions, and 54 by William Whitelaw, it is widely believed the ■4-H schedules Britain's administrator in British will shortly Northern Ireland, to discuss announce concessions on [tournament on the future. troubled province's the key internment issue, Sources reported ■ hunter safety The conference will take Whitelaw wants to maintain place in England, not in the internment policy for The 1972 state ■Hunter Safety Tournament 4 - H .★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★- Rwillngham be held Aug. 23 at the The Greaser ' ■Conservation County League in Special ■Lansing. $1.90 delivers a Medium 12" Varsity Pizza "egistration of with 3 items of your choice for free. 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It turns out that this is not just a on the Americans, but there is no one He also tells the French he cannot • half - hour time adjourn until the next aUotme?^! day to Slu friendly invitation by a President to an what to do. That evening thSv **! EDITORIALS American chess personality. Mr. Nixon 'The President has decided to ask Fischer to out show their attacks and without has definite plans for Fischer which I can reveal today. take over the Paris peace talks with the North up wearily the pursue their strategy. next i?,l ** to| Vietnamese. Since Fischer has driven everyone The President has decided to ask in Iceland crazy, the President feels he can do But Fischer Fischer to take over the Paris peace sends ■ Legislature certiSl talks with the North Vietnamese. the same in Paris." accompanied by a doctor's that he has Since Fischer has driven everyone in or the a cold and can'tThT*! Iceland crazy, the President feels he to deliver them to. They win by continue the peace talks unless the meeting. The Vietnamese stagger out not can do the same lighting is changed. thing in Paris. default, but it's a hollow victory, and what to do. not knowinjl slate spring This is the President's game plan: First, he will announce that he is it is obvious events. they are unnerved by the The North Vietnamese are frothing with rage. They haven't had a chance Three days later Fischer J insfcts he can't negotiate appearsh sending Fischer to Paris on Sept. 1. All the reporters will be Fischer is finally persuaded to go to to deliver Americans. their attacks They decide to show on the and wants the talks in thTyl The light voter turnout for last when the presidential primary waiting for him at Andrews Air Force Base to take Paris, and another meeting is set up up smaller adjourned toil late themselves the next day. Tuesday's state primary election election is held. off in the President's plane. No with the North Vietnamese. They room. w,| arrive exactly at 10:30 a.m., the time The next day Fischer shows up By this time the North only serves as another indication Vietnam*! for the need to move the state It is econo mically Fischer. agreed upon by both parties. Fischer exactly on time and when the Hanoi can t take it any more, and screakI primary election to the spring irresponsible to conduct two The newsmen find him in his hotel shows up at noon. delegates walk in, he is playing a game of chess with himself. He tells them r^,:wh.tdoy„uwant([orj At this moment Henry KissiiwJ expensive primaries when one that if they can't show up on time, he will serve as well. But even in would just as soon break off the steps from behind 'Gut, now ve vill begin." a curtain and XI^1 POINT OF VIEW nonpresidential years, there are negotiations. Copyright 1972, Los Angeles T\mU Thanks good arguments for an earlier primary. Gov. Milliken's recent action which kept alive the hope for an Holding the election in August Board bias MSU law school which had been systematically disenfranchises By GREGORY C. KAMM uncomfortable administrative almost killed by a portion of the the majority of students Gay Liberation Movement member direction. It is also an example of higher education bill deserves registered in their campus where gay people stand in this nothing but praise. communities, as well as many In connection with the recent University (and society). The anti - The veto cut $100,000 from refusal to allow gay liberation to hang discrimination board can't even hear citizens who enjoy vacationing the S345 million package which a banner announcing Gay Pride Week their grievance because they don't fall during the month of August. at the entrance to the University, it into would have gone toward an approved discriminatory seemed quite proper that the Anti - establishing law schools at MSU, category. Granted, anyone who will not Diserimination Judicial Board refused Western Michigan University and be in the city at the time of the to hear the case. The board only hears Perhaps Jack Breslin should be transferred to admissions. He could Grand Valley State College. election can obtain an absentee cases dealing with race, creed, national give ail incoming students shock With the veto action the origin and sex. The board is not ballot, but the ordinary citizen constituted to hear cases treatment, psychoanalysis and governor remarked he would concerning usually will not take the trouble. everybody • be - the - same tests to just people, and it is too bad that the support the establishment of a The voting procedures should make sure that all students entering only claim gays have for a the school here in his 1973 - 74 University are 105 per cent facilitate voting, not hamper it. discrimination case is that they are just heterosexual. Until that day, however, budget. Holding the primary election people. • As the governor has pointed gay students and faculty will continue in August drastically reduces the to be admitted to this institution, and It is also very practical for the board out, there is no real need for law time left to primary winners to have just as much right to hang a to be able to pick and choose which schools at all three sites. MSU is banner across the Abbott Road campaign before the general discrimination cases they will hear. the most logical site since the 17 elections. This way top - ranking University fat University entrance as any other existing colleges and graduate cats can't be tried, the board members recognized campus group. If a gay can remain secure in their positions by pride banner strung across this campus programs provide the best Citizens are interested in not trying them, and in this case upsets Breslin so terribly much, academic support Ojj^anew law voting in primary elections as Executive Vice President Jack Breslin perhaps he needs the psychotherapy school. was evidenced by the voter analysis treatment, because can sit in his office and act upon any While the governor support is turnout for the state presidential prejudicial whim he feels like, and homosexuals always have been and will be around and he will simply have definitely a boon to the hopes primary in May. When voting is then sit back and refuse to comment the issue. to learn to live with them. It is also for an MSU law school, the final convenient, citizens take on too bad that the Anti - Discrimination decision rests with the advantage of their right. This is a prime example of how the Judicial Board has refused to tell him legislature. Hopefully, the The legislature should act to Anti - Discrimination Judicial Board that he will have to learn to live with lawmakers will follow the see that voting is made more works on campus. They themselves them, now he may never be told that governor's lead and establish an accessible for all citizens can practice discrimination by refusing he can't do exactly what he pleases by to hear any case that they don't care with the one tenth gay population of MSU law school as soon as - moving the state primary to hear, and in this instance one where the country. This is both a shame and A Heartbeat Away From The Presidency possible. election to the spring. the verdict might point the finger in an a sham. TWO CENTS WORTH Ticket priority discriminatory To the Editor: Open letter to William shiftlessness, MSU. laziness, etc. without department to not make ticket! Beardsley, ticket manager: viable evidence and this has caused available to foreign students sinoj some people great suffering. It would This does have a parallel in most are not acquainted witr In last Wednesday's State News seem you're placing the same American history. Women and black American football, let alone have an) you're quoted as saying,"It has always judgment upon the transfer student. Americans were denied their voting MSU loyalty. been the contention of this rights on the contention they were not department and student government The transfer student is a transfer fit citizens of these United States. I I'd also like to know wheth^ that loyalty was more common within student for a number of reasons: transfer students are placed on equi thought our society and in particular the ranks of those students who economic, academic, or others He an institution of higher learning such tender with other members of tl» started and finished their education at should not be considered a as MSU had evolved to a higher line of athletic teams. Is their loyalty MSU." Now you are basing a new second - class student at MSU because thinking than this. However, it would questioned? I really doubt it. policy of student ticket distribution of his past. When he is accepted and appear not. I can only assume your on this belief. enrolls at MSU he is a student of MSU. next move would be to stop incoming Needless to say I question thetickej He is granted voting rights, activity freshmen and new graduate students policy to be initiated. Wto*" First, I would like to question the rights, library rights, etc. and is of MSU from buying football tickets; immigrants are naturalized i basis for such a remark by you and the distinction is made regarding thai expected to perform on an equal with since they have no MSU credit points, student government. You know large his classmates of a similar rating. Now status as American citizens. Buthereli they certainly must not have any numbers of our society have been kicked in the face time and time again it would seem that you and the loyalty. Also it would seem that out - am a senior receiving full ®l student government have deemed it state students wouldn't have the University facilities, preference « Credits no by the larger element of the society who have contended inferiority, your right to relegate him to the standing of a second - class student at loyalty that the in - state student has. Wouldn't it be the policy of the ticket classes, the full shot, being denied mf class right to senior tickets becau* DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau you and student government toj relegated the transfer student at Msfl to second class status. If this is"1! of football - discrimination, nothing is. I question not only the legality an® "Hm " said the Great students get the same priority on morality of such a move by the ticBjl . . . , Spartan Fan sitting on his green classes as their classmen is no department and student governin»J and white cloud just above the to but the dangerous precedent that excuse give them the same football not only against the transfer stude ■ field, "if those priority on football tickets," he but any other students your ft"J helicopters would buzz away I said. does not feel are entitled tnwp could see more clearly which of 'Those graduate students and properly designated seats by class. those fans down there are more transfer students deserve to sit in loyal." the endzone for not choosing Craig Youn|| "Oh, yes, I can see now. Those MSU from the start," he said. Port Huron senloj Aug. 9.19"1! students sitting on the 50 yard line, the ones with 150 to 180 "Why, just because they chose credits, certainly they are more MSU over the school they were at before they came here is no LITTER POLICY loyal than the ones sitting in the end zones with only 15 credits," reason to put them on the same he said. level with other upper classmen The State News welcomes all Wjl "Why yes, it has always been and graduate students." They should be typed and sign ,■ should include home town, ^ my contention that loyalty was "It is a good thing that I have faculty or staff standing ® ^ more common within the ranks this seat on the cloud because phone number. No unsigned ^ of those students who started the MSU ticket office would be accepted for publication- . ^ and finished their education at News will print unsigned letter ( have given me the lowest priority MSU," he said. since I've never bothered to In extreme cms. edited for clarity and concise Uttejs « ^■ "Of course, just because those enroll," the Great Spartan Fan that more 1 etters can ig graduate students and transfer said. accommodated. Letters w edited for content. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, August 14, 1972 5 By WKAR celebrates 50 years vNANP.V NANCY PADCHMCPARSONS ~ State News Staff Writer Michigan's flr.t sports event. Jimmie primarily floor of the new Home responsible for committee hearings from educational radio station, Hasselman covered the MAC It began assembling the new station Economics Building. the state Capitol. as a college 870 AM and 90.5 FM Mt. Pleasant Normal and in doing so, saved the One studio measured 13 prank when a handful of The Federal stereo, will devote its Friday basketball game in the college several thousand students started broadcast to by 17 feet with its wall Co mmunications a review of its Women's Gymnasium Jan. dollars from what the covered by canvas draperies Commission approved transmitting obscene songs 50 - year history 24, 1922 by broadcasting estimated cost of the from new to prevent reverberation. WKAR's application for a Olds Hall to WKAR has inside a telephone booth on earphoned crystal set grown equipment had been. Another smaller studio frequency modulation considerably since it the balcony. One of the listeners In nearby Wells major measured 10 feet square. station on Oct. 4, 1938 and developed from 8YG in Seven months later on milestones in the history of A 1922, station unique hazard of these WKAR - FM took to the air This a built and Aug. 18, MAC received a WKAR came several months closet size studios was the at 90.5 week WKAR, the operated broadcast license from the - megacycles. by student later when WWJ in Detroit the building's elevator University - sponsored radio engineers who fashioned the Dept. of Commerce and the Essentially the FM station located in bought new equipment and adjoined one studio and had station duplicated the AM the transmitter from borrowed call letters WKAR were donated their old to be shut off during Auditorium, is celebrating and homemade equipment, randomly assigned by the transmitter to WKAR. The programming until the latter its golden anniversary broadcasts to prevent signed off at sunset when a as the The students did not government. fourth oldest radio station transmitter, valued excessive noise interference. series of fine arts programs know that their WKAR'g first In Michigan. musical campus $35,000, was the first ever When the Auditorium was broadcast. entertainment to Wells Hall studio away from the built by Western Electric. Nearly 90 per cent of the was completed in 1940, This duplicate operation was being heard by a larger Engineering Building was in At the same time, WKAR made its final move Michigan population can audience until irate letters the unused bath house continued until March 1965 hear the daily broadcasts of in Consumer's Power Co. gave to the new building's third when the FM station's began to arrive at the the Armory, a one - WKAR - AM and FM which school, story the station a new 182 - foot floor and gradually added power was increased to structure located on the tower, office and studio space on devotes its programming to The 125,000 watts, making it tiny radio station present site of the Music By 1935 the station's two additional floors. one of the most news education, agriculture made broadcasting history Building. powerful and public affairs as well operation had expanded Up until that time, the FM stations in Michigan. as by presenting the first play - An electrical engineering enough for WKAR to move station's news broadcasts by - play coverage of a student, F. I. Though Phippeny, was into studios on the fifth consisted of reading articles the station's directly from facilities are greatly newspapers. In 1940 the station made an improved over its earlier agreement with the Lansing quarters, the 22 full • time and 25 part - time State Journal whereby they employes could broadcast news from still find themselves the offices of the paper cramped in the Auditorium. The walls of the station's through a direct line to WKAR. main studio will soon be covered with corregated During World War II the egg station offered air time to cartons the employes have state and federal agencies been collecting to cut down On the air that were working to reverberation. n 1922 a group of students, right, used old Army promote the U.S. war In 1971 both stations effort. In one such series of became affiliated with lignal Corps wireless equipment left from wartime announcements, WKAR National Public Radio instruction classes to broadcast the first WKAR aided the U.S. Army (NPR) which currently Tfogram in Olds Hall. Gary Laehn, Birmingham Sanitation Corps. shares some of the stations' graduate student, above, uses some of the station's In 1943 the corps needed expenses. NPR presents nore modern equipment in the cramped recording a nearly obsolete, special coverage of |tudio in the Auditorium. nonelectric type of congressional hearings and State News photo by Chuck Michaels refrigerator for use 1 major news events as well as health laboratory that was broadcasts from the weekly being established in China. National Press Club and Announcements by WKAR Firing Line with William F. ickey brought eight such BuckelyJr. urges refrigerators for the Army Dave Littleton, WKAR y RICK WILBINS Lansing City Council in in the House of could decide where their communities." re and a letter of appreciation to State the Dept. station In the early 1950s WKAR from the promotional the station accused considerably director, said is sometimes of being left * Staff Writer 1971, said he is running for money would be allocated appealling to those who of Representatives." •Ecological advancement want these types of reforms became the first radio center" due to some NPR iickey Davis, formerly the office because "my in channels established by — "I have just culminated a to come to the Human station to broadcast live programs- of 710 Grove St., active participation in the Mickey said he felt these the legislature. In this way, four week study by asking - I he "will be focusing on peace movement has shown issues would be important the burden of consciousness the East Rights party convention Lansing City Wednesday to show their Iriding the effectiveness me that human activity to his campaign: would rest on the shoulders Council to adopt effluent support for his candidacy. fciy legislative ability" in takes place in the •Women's equality — of the majority. Any standards of pollution verbalization of ideas." "The present marital system mistakes made in budgeting I campaign for the 59th control. This would mean pet state representative makes permanent certain for the previous year could that no company or person PIZZA SPECIAL Mickey said he felt that forms of social behavior be corrected by changing could dump material into as an officeholder he would } OkI Mickey said Thursday he that define male and female individual priorities for tax the Red Cedar River that best be able to verbalize his Certain that he will be roles. I think a five - year allocations." had a higher pollution ideas for necessary action. pinated to ruflcl« the marriage contract (as •Integration — "The content that the river would M price ■ Rights f party Nfickey said he felt he proposed by Margaret guarantee to right to life, have had. naturally." Ididate for the office, fhe Human Rights party, was qualified for the office because of his involvement Mead) will guide people into a more equal marital system which includes shelter and liberty, would seem to Mickey said he „ was I "-°f ■ J FOOD BEING SERVED ^12 MIDNIGHT J * w in "community organizing" where people could generate - radical party require racial integration. UJnfe TOWN PUMP and his experience in the For on 5 d a few years ago by love into the marriage. If this reason, I will WRITE OFF RESEARCH Inchanted |>ng them former state Democrats, city council race. "I feel it (his campaign the couple had children, then they would be demand at the meeting Tuesday that East council WOES WITH WRITE ON 211 ABBOTT RD. ; 3^ 307 S. Grand, Lansing % * chairman Zolton obligated to sign a 20 - year Lansing meet these moral lency, will be holding for councilman) opened the doors to the established marriage contract." requirements by creating low 351-9100 9 -6 DAILY ★★*★★★★★★★★★★★★ linty conventions political realms within this • Tax reform — rent housing lughout the state to "McGovern's proposed kiinate candidates for community and has given peacetime economy will me the expereince of §1 and state offices. electoral politics," Mickey create a system where See the Convention people enter with spears and said. leave with freedom." Ingham County NEJAC Accept • ban Rights party will Mickey said he had Individual voice in tax | its convention at 7:30 Wednesday kwood United Church, at the familiarized the himself political actions of East Lansing City Councilmen with expenditures — "I would propose that taxpayers be given a form where they no lS. Hagadorn Road. 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Henry Reuss, X STATE DISCOUNT (left) D - Wis., Lansing planned for TV By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL councilman Ferguson Joel (right) and about 100 supporters 307 c. grand river A film designed to show is neither nonexistent nor a the public that organized crime romantic Godfather of Robert (center) attended the Carr - type of occupation is ready for distribution to 26 Michigan opening of the Carr television stations. for Congress campaign The 54 - minute documentary of organized crime headquarters Friday. 20° Off activities in southeastern Michigan was prepared by the Carr is the Democratic Michigan Organized Crime Prevention Council through Cigarettes :The Discount Price funds provided by the federal government and three - candidate incumbent opposing Charles Detroit - area foundations. on Titled "Your Silent Partner," the film examines how Chamberlain in the 3/99° Kodak Color Film organized crime affects the lives of four real life persons - a college student, an attorney, a businessman and a retired 6th spoke District. Reuss, of the limit 3 army general. need to change the pkgs. limit 1 The film features Vincent Piersante, head of the direction of the House (coupon) (coupon) Organized Crime Division of the Michigan attorney Expires after 8-20-72 of Representatives. Expires after 8-20-72 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only general's office, who discusses the type of organized crime State News photo found in Michigan. Two actual police raids on gambling and narcotics dens by Milt Horst are shown. Retribution in organized crime circles, including AMINO-PON murder and arson, are also graphically illustrated. ORGANIC PROTEIN SHAMPOO Camps insure Mao ideology ioz. $137 IEG. $2.00 I limit 1 (coupon) One of Mao's theories is Expires after 8-20-72 EDITOR'S NOTE - Wes Chinese news agency, sandy field outside Peking is manual labor helps cure Two thirds of the tinaH East Lansing Store Only a May 7th Cadre camp, the that revolution is never - this, they feel. spent on work, onethirM Gallagher, president of The Hsinhua, reached an Associated Press, has been agreement for an exchange pinnacle of a vast apparatus ending because society If the Spartan conditions ideological study. r of and designed to insure the builds new classes and they here do not convince Many of those here J touring China at the news photographs. PRO continuance into the future must be destroyed. spendthrift officials, young women. « NEUTROGENA conclusion of negotiations By WES GALLAGHER of Chairman Mao's form of Therefore, constant nothing will. revolutionary in which the AP and the TOOTHBRUSH SOAP PEKING (AP) - In a communism. schooling is necessary, May 7th camps are now said most were i It is typical of thousands particularly among party built into this society to teachers who did n of others throughout China and state officials. remind those at the highest jobs to go to 49' 3.5 oz. REG. $1.00 6? which educate and re - educate state functionaries. Much world of the outside interpreted these level they must follow Mao's teachings. moment. any violent They denied J "elitists" J limit 1 limit 1 ZUBIN MEHTA • IS¬ Communist party members, camps as punishment areas those who disagreed Officials concede some in the cultural revolution J (coupon) (coupon) teachers and a small number for the camps have been here present. Expires after 8-20-72 Expires after 8-20-72 RAEL PHILHAR¬ of dissidents on the need for with the aims of the cultural more than six months, but East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only constant class struggle. revolution. this is due to the Unlike the situatij MONIC •BATSHEVA The revolutionary say disruption in society caused couple of years ago w| inhabitants were g| DANCE COMPANY committee which runs this by the cultural revolution, upon to confess tl QUALITY MADE WOMEN'S camp vigorously denies this, where the reorganization of BUBBLE UMBRELLAS ALICIA DE LAR- JULIES saying it has a much broader aim. They do not deny the government structure wiped out jobs to return to. "political visitors, there werenoi errors" ROCHA • VIENNA there are dissidents in the One of the aims of the performances. Wandl but say the majority cultural revolution was to around, you could talk! CHOIR BOYS • SING¬ camp REG. $3.00 $-|99 ERS & DANCERS OF coming are high in the district governments. cut down the number of government officials. The anyone through interpreter if you did! T limit 1 The vice chairman of the speak Chinese, camp committee says even were pretty much the J (coupon) Expires after 8-20-72 LJUBLJANA • BER¬ committee describes the dissidents will be released in — they came tori camp aims as: six months although they LIN CONCERT CHOIR East Lansing Store Only may have to come back education and to folf • To correct the thinking Chairman Mao's L later & ORCHESTRA • RU¬ of those who may have indoctrination. for further The youngest in the J KINDNESS HEAT was 19, the oldest 60.3 WET ONES strayed from Mao's theory DOLF NUREYEV- of constant class struggle. "You can't change a those who are infirm,! i ACTIVATED CONDITIONER > TOWELETTES man's thinking in six 60, NATIONAL BALLET and • To indoctrinate state months. It's better to bring over from key or cannot be govemmentpl spT party officials not to him back," one official said. OF CANADA will be inj 5 oz. REG. $1.75 $"|09 I 70's I REG. $1.25 75c . . waste money — frugality and work are the order of the day here. There are no guards here. The governing committee is future plans. exempted according to pi limit 1 limit 1 made up of two or three The (coupon) (coupon) • To correct tendencies regular long - term Expires after 8-2»<7£ Expires after 8-20-72 of bureaucrats not to members, the rest are requirement was decided East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only LECTURE -CONCERT selected by those sent here. in "1971 in this distl respond to the needs of the Men and live in Others across China I SERIES average citizen. Hard women different terms. When | 1872-73 simple brick dormitories built with their own hands. camp was formed in ULTRA SHEEN Extreme frugality and some were here two yed "making do with what you more, some as little as| RELAXER KITS «| a&V; have," a slogan you hear all months. All have one < 7 EVENIN JS OF over China, is the rule. REG. $4.25 $319 GREAT ENTI ERTAIN- Four years ago, officials said, nothing was here but a requirement: physical f labor to constantly m Tiddler* limit 1 those in power they d sandy swamp, flooded fre¬ (coupon) MENT quently by a nearby river. Now not stray away from Or there are rice paddies, acres peasants. A selection of reserved seat at $18. and $17. available students while season to ail tickets non - E onthepoof on(he screen of tomatoes, and all sorts of other vegetables. land was reclaimed by hard All the Building ideological training cai the pinnacle! they last. Sale closes United Artists very DIAL METAL September 1. labor and with no machines. government and pr tlCXITS ON SAM AT lOXOfMCE OR BY MAII Fertilizer and water made ANTI-PERSPIRANT ASH TRAYS I. Mat. 1 P.M $2.00 the land fertile. Pigs and structure, on top off Michigan State University Union 355- Sat. 1 P.M. - 4:45 P.M. $2.00 overwhelming propaj chickens are raised. apparatus that starts it! 3361; 355-6686 Sun. 1 P.M. - 4:45 P.M. $2.50 Mon. - Frl. - 8:15 P.M. $2.50 or three years of age,wr REG. $2.00 $J29 no limit Sat. - Sun. - 8:30 P.M. Seats available for all performances $2.50 seem to insure Mao'si of communism is follo| limit 1 after his death. It » (coupon) (coupon) make it difficult, toofl Expires after 8-20-72 Expires after 8-20-72 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only DUKE ELLINGTON & any official to | support to challenpB HIS ORCHESTRA- overthrow the piC leadership or policies, j CLAIROL ROYAL PHILHAR¬ CONDITION MONIC • RUDOLF 16 oz. jar KEMPE • "HEAVY REG. $4.50 $363 ORGAN" • VIRGIL m limit 1 (coupon) FOX & PABLO LIGHT Expires after 8-20-72 East Lansing Store Only SHOW • BEVERLY SILLS • SALZBURG NUDE SWANEE TISSUE MOZARTEUM OR¬ PANTY HOSE CHESTRA • WALTER 2 *" 49c BERRY-"APPLAUSE" CUNT 200 - 2 - ply E AST WOO _ REG. $1.29 IT REG. 39c limit 4 boxes LONDON SYM¬ JOE KIDDl limit 2 (coupon) (coupon) PHONY ORCHESTRA Expires after 8-20-/c Expires after 8-20-72 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only ANDRE PREVIN REVLON LECTURE-CONC6RT Uiev^ OPEN 6:45 P. FEATURE AT 7:20-9:25 P.M' LEMON BATH OIL Hather COLOR A $219 THE A limit 1 (coupon) 7 EVE GRADUATE 1 Expires after 8-20-72 East Lansing Store Only GREAT WALT DISNEY, ICtliU'lM* MENT thf misadventures of 10:20 RIGHT GUARD PONYTAIL A selection of reserved seat season tickets MBUN OPEN,674noP' Shows at Feature 7:30 7.00 MI | JQNiS , at $18. and $17. available FOOT GUARD ELASTIC BANDS to all non - 10's students while they last. Sale closes the Quubel REG. $1.50 9? REG. 59c 39° September 1. PLUS THE UNDEFEATED boston strangled t "MODE limit 1 (coupon) limit 3 (coupon) Michigan State University Union 3361; 355-6686 355- RATED "G" 11:40 times'! Expires after 8-20-72 East Lansing Store Only with PauJctteCocUT I MILES EAST DF THE FRANOM SltiPPiNFnFMTFPl Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, August 14, 1972 state nevk classified 355-8266 CLASSIFIED ADS Scooter, & Cycle, For Rent For Rent HONDA SCRAMBLER. For Sale For Sale Personal 350, PART TIME 1971. 1,800 milM, excellent employment; condition. With accessories. evenings and weekends. Apartments Rooms SEWING MACHING Clearance A LITTLE 485-1163 after 5 p.m. 3-8-16 Excellent compensation Sale. Brand new portables, Mobile Homes like or a lot. We cut It program. Automobile you want it UNION MARRIED COUPLE desired. $49.95. $5 per month. Large BUILDING BARBER SHOP. required. 351-5800. C-8-25 SINGLES, DOUBLES. Close to 1969 MARLETTE 12'x 53', two 1969 BRIDGESTONE 350cc. Furnished. No selection of reconditioned C-1-8-14 IpHONE 356-8265 4,400 miles. $225 or best $125/month. children. campus, furnished, carpeted. used machines. Singers, bedroom, good condition. ALCOA, 8 men needed, evenings Dimondale, 1 student Services Bids offer. 332-6990. 3-8-16 and Saturdays. Don't work 646-5121. 3-8-14 $13 - $18 weekly. 215 Louis. 351-4495 or 351-5829 Whites, Necchis, New Home Stonegate Court. 351-3247 WANT TO advertise on the for 5-8-18 and "many others", $19.95 to Classified pages in the $2 - $3 an hour, if you are O-l 1-8-25 Itomotive HONDA CB450. Must see. 5,000 ~mile7 worth more, 489-3494. ONE GIRL, three/man. Prefer $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS FOR 2, newly decorated, Welcome Week edition of the s & Cycle* Touring bike C-8-25 non - student. $65. 351-7442 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, State News? Call your ad in Fairing. 393-8652. X 5-8 18 after 6 p.m. 3-8-14 1115 North Wasthington, furnished, private study, tt & Service For Sale 489-6448. C-8-25 skirted, storage, shade, before August 18th I 355-8255. 3-8-16 kviation Auto Service & Parts For Rent WANTED, GIRL for 50 USED SEWING reasonable. 641-4377. 2-8-16 4 man MACHINES, USED ZENITH portable JPLOYMENT apartment. Furnished, close, $9.95 and up. Consoles and stereos, 1970 MARLETTE 12' 50' 2 PREGNANT? WE understand. Br rent VW - GUARANTEED repair TV AND STEREO rental. Fast free delivery and service. $23 $55 month. Fall-Spring. After 5 p.m. 394-0261. 3-8-14 portables, Zig . Zeg and $25. Guaranteed. STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East Grand bedroom, furnished, disposal, x Call us. Pregnancy counseling. partments RANDY'S MOBIL. I 96 at straight stitchers. Also, used porch and skirting. On 372-1560.0-825 - for the summer. River. C-11-8-25 Okemos Road. 349-9620 vacuum cleaners. $3.50 and Southwest Lansing, $9.50/month. No deposit. All C-8-25 up. ELECTRO-GRAND,804 6:30 equipment guaranteed. Call ROOMMATE. OWN bedroom, East Michigan, Lansing. RIDING MOWER - Sears, 6 weekdays. All day Sunday. vr p.m. Peanuts Personal NEJAC, 337-1300. C-8-25 $73, horsepower. Good shape, $95. FOREIGN CAR PARTS. Meadowbrook. Hours, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Call 351-5101.5-8-18 3-818 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 Immediately, 3 3 7-9046. Saturday, 9-12 noon. C-825 GINGER: PLEASE come see bile Homes Larry after 5:30 our babies before they go. East Kalamazoo Street. 1 mile West of campus. 487-5055. Apartments p.m. 3-8-14 BARBELLS; MAN's 3 speed BEAT THE rush. Get your bicycle 1968 TWO BEDROOM. 12' wide. Excellent condition. Kitney and Broomes. 2-8-14 lt & Found COUPLE, 1 bedroom furnished, bike. Counter top room divider; repaired now. Up to 50% C-8-25 Quiet. 641-4118 after 6 p.m. Irsonal GIRL OVER 21 for 3/man. utilities included, $130 - drapes. 355-3156 between 3 9 - below bike shop prices. Also 3-8-16 Ianuts personal KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair Own bedroom. Non - smoker. $140. Phone 349-4071, p.m. S-5-8-16 available, used and Real Estate reconditioned |al estate work on Volkswagen, bugs, $65/month. 349-9317. 3-8-18 349-3084. 6-825 CANON FT - QL with F1.2 lens. 351-1963. 4-816 bicycles. 10'x50' bedroom, GENERAL, two DE WITT, 2 bedroom "A" fcCREATION busses, Ghias. GRAND CASA del Sol ONE 90 - 230 zoom for Nikon. semi-furnished. frame RIVER CITCO. 1054 East BEDROOM, large living Close to campus. 351-6394. insulated, panelled, Irvice Grand River. 351-9274. APARTMENTS room. Close to campus. No Sony TC - 8 8 - track 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. 3-8-14 wooded lot. 669-7662. Instruction children or recorder. Used color TV's. Tanks, canisters and uprights. 6-825 C-8-25 Distinctively new 1 pets. Couples 1,000 used 8 - track tapes. Guaranteed 1 full year, $7.88 typing Service bedroom unfurnished only. 332-1297. 3-8-18 Wall and up. DENNIS 1 2' x 50' BROOKWOOD. GLENCAIRN. GRACIOUS 2 tapestries, stereo WNSPORTATION MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East apartments. WANTEO: albums. WILCOX SECOND DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. FURNISHED: Near campus; story brick on shaded street. Kalamazoo Street ROOMMATE male, Excellent condition; many Ianted . . 1940. Complete auto painting . Since Located directly behind 731 Apartments. $70; call HAND STORE, 509 East 316 North Cedar, opposite extras. 332-0713.5-8-18 3 bedrooms, 154 baths, dining 35 1 • 1 209. Michigan 485-4391. City Market. C-8-25 room, den, recreation room, and collision service. The Great Brewery. Or Call: BankAmericard, Master fireplace. 485-0256. C-8-25 opportunity. 3-8-18 CUSTOM BUILT 1970 mobile carpeting, Charge, Layaway. 8 FREE - CYCLOPS T - shirtswith 351-9020 for more a.m. - home. 12* x 60', unfurnished, dishwasher. $37,000. 825 5:30 all portraits orders. $1.50 to REPLACE AND REPAIR worn information. THREE BEDROOM, Grove p.m. Monday carpeted, skirted, air. 15 Audubon, 332-2483 after 5 all others. CYCLOPS out Automotive parts at Street. $170/month utilities Saturday. C-6-8-25 minutes to campus. Call 625 p.m. 6-8-25 LARGE FURNISHED paid. 351-0997. 2-8-16 STUDIOS, 220 Albert, 7375. 5-8-18 - HEIGHTS WORLD OF apartment for GIBSON BASS guitar, two pick 332-0573. C-825 EAST AUTO PARTS. 485-2276. 6 girls. Walk to LANSING, attractive, 7 MSU. $60 each, utilities THREE - ups. Also Am peg Amplifier. room home with jaaaaaiE C-1-8-14 included. Phone 332-6163 4 Winter, MONTH Spring. lease. Fall, 332-8295. Two 15" Utah speakers. 300 Lost & Found beautifully landscaped yard, large sazaaaszE 6 p.m. weekdays. 6-8-18 - Furnished, 2 bedroom. watt amplifier. Both 2 years Animals near campus. Many desirable Aviation 6-825 old. Perfect working order. features. $43,900. 484-5315. jaEEHIE 2X2 Call 349-3642. 3-818 FREE KITTENS. Orange and LOST. PLEASANTLY disposed pre-pubescent male cat. Last B-1-8-14 white, black and white. Call LEARN TO FLYI flight training. Ail Complete courses are government and VA certified. YES...»wo PENNSYLVANIA North, large furnished 1 AVENUE, OLD AND New Instruments - great prices. 337-0313. 2-816 seen Grand vicinity River Bessey Hall / Avenue. 4 DUPLEX, THREE bedroom, family room with fireplace, bedroom, carpeted, utilities Elderly FREE, 4 long - haired kittens. months old. Predominantly deadline FRANCIS AVIATION. Airport Road. Call 484-1324. johns per P8id. Garage, $150 plus Instruments. 541 East Grand Box trained, PLEASE call grey with white underside fully carpeted, 154 baths, dishwasher, ange, deposit. 627-5454. 3-8-18 ^JverCJ^U and vtfiite stockings, also Im. one class day C-8-25 apartment! BIKES: MEN'S 3 speed English, 482-8139. 2-8-14 symmetrical white markings refrigerator, garbage disposal, 2 car garage. Call Jim Hovey |re publication. and $40. Girls 20", $30. on face. If found please MULDER balconies, too Houses Mobile Homes notify Ted at - RUTTER licellat ions/Cor- Employment 332-0173. 1-814 at 485-0409. Leslie at 351-8130 372-1525 or REALTY, 371-4444. e Leasing for Fall PERSONS FOR Large, clean. Evenings and weekends, Joni - 12 noon one TYPIST - PART time 3 - 9 p.m. East Lansing 4/man. PANASONIC STEREO, 12'x60* NEW or Jeff at 351-8291. 3-8-16 371-2613. 14-8-25 |ss day before 70 w.p.m. 3 nights a week. • Roommate Service Immediate or Fall. 482-5158. AM/FM, changer, cassette; bedroom, completely MOON, 2 3, 4 Ampex stereo cassette deck; or 5 bedroom homes, must Apply in person today 2 - 3 3-8-16 furnished, carpeted, $5500. Personal antiqueradio; tape recorder. sell. Call 372-8077 after 4 I p.m. 427'/4 Albert St. W WATER'S EDGE 646-6250. 2-8-14 State News will be 332-0173. 1-814 and FALL: ONE girl needed for _ jun. C-8-25 ontible only for the RIVER'S EDGE house. FREE ... A lesson in complexion BABYSITTER. RESPONSIBLE next to Cedar Village $65 per month. 12'x60" MOBILE $4800. WHY RENT? For sale: 1 t day's incorrect YOU WON'T believe our large care. Call 484-4519, East party to care for 3 children (9, 332-4432 Utilities included. 332-4430 Immaculate. West Mt. Hope. bedroom duplex. Drive by between 5 - 8 p.m. 2-8-14 selection of frame styles. Michigan or 485-7197, 6, and 16 months) preferably OPTICAL DISCOUNT. 2615 PETROFF REALTY 2023 Park Lane, Holt. Call in our home. Hours: 8:30 Lansing Mall. MERLE j ads must be - 5. NURSING STUDENT wants East COMPANY, REALTOR, NORMAN COSMETICS 676-1945. 5-8-18 LOVELY FURNISHED, 2 Michigan Avenue. Light housekeeping desirable. efficiency 1 bedroom 372-7409. C-3-8-18 485-7174. 3-8-16 STUDIOS. C-8-25 More ads on back page J $40/week. References apartment. Quiet area. bedroom houses. 1 Vi miles to required. Own transportation. Walking distance campus. campus. $170 • $225 plus uAutomotive 351-1782. 5-818 DRIVER' PART and full time. Call 332-3825. 3-8-16 FURNISHED Ideal for APARTMENT. utilities. 349-3604 or 349-1540 from 10 e.m. - 10 p.m. 5-8-14 Collingtoools FREE RENT! Move in now! Free rent til Apply VARSITY CAB. grad or married student. One means Sept. 15 with new 9 ®ith. leases VARSITY CAB COMPANY, year lease. Rooms for student buildings JUN 1200 sedan 1972. 122 Wood mere, side door. $155/month. Call 485-3140. only. |000 miles, excellent 3-8-16 7-8-25 Maximum security deposit only Call 626-7336. EAST LANSING, furnished, room with private bath and $150 per TRAVEL 'ROUND THE 401 SOUTH Fairview. Upstairs entrance. 351-5964. 3-8-16 apt! to see the studio, WORLD ON FOREIGN apartment. $125/month. 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom apts. 69, good condition, SHIPS. Men & women, no Utilities paid. 372-8369 after 16, economy car. $1000. ROOMS, SUMMER or Fall. contact the exparlence, good pay. 6 p.m. 7-8-25 resident managers below. >337-1612. 1-8-14 Tankers «. Freighters leaving Carpeted, clean, quiet, close from all coasts. Stamped self to campus. No drugs, free •BEECHWOOD J>N 1962, Runs well. $50. MACEDON addressed envelope. INT'L., Box FURNISHED. people. CLOSE. Utilities included, 3 parking. Refrigerators. Males JJJJ'h st- 1-5977. Call after 12:30 224, Irvlngton, N.J. 07111 only. Call 351-0473 after 6 lease, August 1. 349-3358. p.m. Ask for Dave. 10-8-18 DELTA ARMS St' 1.351-5977. 2-8-14 13-8-25 HOUSEKEEPER, 5 days par TWO BEDROOMS in sharp EVERGREEN ARMS 341 Evergreen 1 1950. 2 door sadan, V - week. Cleaning, laundry, and SUB - LET August 15 - ranch. Open now, close, by 332-8295 1 stick, $150. Phone general housework. Own September 15. Modern, 1 week T ransportatlon. or month. 351-5444. W716. 38-16 339-9052 bedroom furnished, next to HASLETT ARMS Coitingwood 5-8-14 evenings for interview. 3-8-16 campus. $110. 351-7557. 332-3843 |VAN - 1965. Excellent 2-8-14 OKEMOS. OWN room, ► NORTH POINTE 1240 Haslett Rd. ine. Equipped with sound furnished, all utilities. «m. $500. 351-5859 or WOODSI DE NORTH $80/month, references and ■ Evergreen. 3-8-16 Apartments. 2 man, ROOM AND/ or board in deposit. 349-4909. 3-8-14 furnished, 1 bedroom. 1800 [URY. running t 1969 wagon in condition, exchange for help invalid husband. 10 minutes with Haslett Road. Quiet. $170. Call 332-4987. 5-8-18 MEN.SINGLES and doubles now UNIVERSITY VILLA 635 Abbott Rd. from campus. Call 485-3775. available. Clean, quiet, close, ■ t sir, tilt wheel, good Reduced to $1,500, 2-8-14 1 or 2 bedroom furnished mobile cooking. 485-8836.0-825 swank furniture 332-2189, 351-2249 sell by August homes. $25 - $40 per week. 23, • PART TIME housecleaning help. Quiet and peaceful on lake. 10 INN AMERICA P 5090 , 309 Ranker. EAST LANSING Male student. . *Air conditioned •Unlimited Parking Good wages. pleasant minutes to campus. 641-6601. Close to campus. Parking. conditions. 349-2025. 38-18 0-8-25 *Dishwasers •New Furniture 332-0205. 7-8-25 •Shag Carpeting •Model Open Daily Models open daily. 1967, V - 8, 3 _W. Good condition. Sails CLERK WANTED for massage STODDARD APARTMENT 2 ROOM FOR man, across from 2771 Northwind Call 351-8282 • Free bus service to campus. ■ *650. 482-4802. 3-8-16 parlor. 20 hours/week. man. 1 bedroom, furnished, Union. 21 IM Grand River, (Behind the Yankee Store) 485-6617. 2-8-16 close, quiet. $172.50. upstairs. 7-8-25 Roommate service available. ll965, 6 cylinder, good 351-8238. O-l 0-8-25 Importation, after 4 p.m., ■-9191. 2-8-16 REAL ESTATE sales of new EAST LANSING luxury HALSTEAD CEDAR GREENS homes. Excellent pay and freedom of hours. Prefer efficiencies available pOBUE 1965, shift V - F- 6. 85, 648 license and experience but will consider others. Phone September conditioning, 18, Air close to MANAGEMENT Rd. Phone 351-1258. Sat., Sun. 393-7877. Jay Chamberlain, Fidelity campus. 444 Mich. Ave. 8-8-25 10-4 Realty. 332-5041.3-8-16 J STATION wagon, 1965, lc'!ltnt CROSSWORD Welling car. ■•0181 evenings. 3-8-14 *hape, great 42,000 miles. ECONOMY CAR PUZZLE an naaoH □□H nana ACROSS 30 Kind qbs nam I WAGON nanaatiLi - 1968. 2 new SPECIALS I Oil yielding tree 4 Benefit 31. Deserter 32. Siblings pi 8 750 °rbefl 353-0911. For week of August 14th performance 8 Majority 11 Tennis stroke 33 Norwegian capital 34 Candia Bj3oaanD Po 1968 - GT, Automatic, 12 Narrative 36 Rabbit s tail 1 Power, excellent 13. H.... Black gram Jffltion. Good price. Must These previously owned trade - ins have received full 14 Wife 40 Employed ■•355-4043. 3-8-16 factory reconditioning and carry a complete 15 Disrespect Scene of 17 Ethnic group Hamlet" 19. Russian 47 I-Hur's son KT* C0ROLLA 1971. department store 48 E K793 eT after Almoit 6 n,w- p.m.3-8-14 1971 Datsun 1200 2 door $1450 20 Chicago business 49 district 50 L 1 1 Shade trees 2 Inferior addtess 6 Burbot 1970 R -16 Front wheel drive Only $1495 22 E«amme books 51. E diamond 7 Positive fcH GT 61 (".nically - 1969. 1970 R -10 Sierra 1970 R -10 4 door $1188 $1135 1135 Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex 26 Eascmated 28 Salad 52 S » 3 Out dated lound> ^ interior. ingredient 53. ^ Divorce 1970 R -10 automatic $1250 CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married ■ , Call Tom, 1969 R -10 4 door $895 3-8-18 couples units for summer and fall. These spacious apartments are carpeted 6 8 Space suit Food fish 1969 R -10 4 door $750 and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal 1. Taro paste hi; ^HOOOmita. 1969 Peugeot 404, automatic with sunroof $1500 and individual air 3 Suspect - conditioning. These two - man units have ample fie"11' «2.000. 351-5859. parking space for every resident. Recreation is planned for with a giant 4 Ailing AL EDWA swimming pool and private balconies. We also have a full - time resident 5 6 Boxing term Part of a curve J144S 19677ai7,~radia manager for any problems. If you want to be among the first residents of PP 7 Strife 9 Incumbents SPORTS CAR CEDAR GREENS call today. The one - bedroom units start at $85/month per man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: MRS. CHANEL 12 Nucleus 3 French assent 15 Dyewood tree [er* & Cycles CENTER, INC. 372-2797 or 351-8631. MODEL OPEN 12 - 5 CLOSED SUNDAY. 3-6-9 mmwMwrMwmwvM. 17 Game of skill 9 Copperfield's and 12 - month leases available. wife 1200 East Oakland Avenue 1 Silkworm MANA CEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y BY: AU STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. iHOr «°°<1 305 scrambler, condition. 482-1226 241 E. SAOINAW HWV. SUITE 411 12. Earth 13 Moose ' noon. Open Monday and Thursdays til 9 p.m. EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Real Estate MAGNOLIA, 429 South. Priced right at $17,900. Well - kept 3 bedroom home. Close to Jail conflict: reform . .<■ vs. il. .a.. security loneer longer showine showing that that it's it's th«m ir them if thev ® and Frandor. Outside (Continued from page 1) After all, turnkeys represent alone in their distrust understand them. It's Not all the guards have en I campus of features, full front porch and worse is because of the the real world, where new approaches. They defeating and depressing, taken the turnover that worked if we only reach 2 or 3 per cent (of the kind of distrubs thesee y i fenced rear yard. Inside, large unflinching support given college students from East reflect a widespread attitude Why go to all the trouble if hard, however. Sgt. Jerry y°unB kids Wh inmates). But you can't get 1 to carpeted living room adjoins the rehabilitation staff by Lansing are like an island. which casts inmates as social it's not going to do you any Webster, for example, looks them all because a lot of want to a and push, formal dining area. Basement Sheriff Kenneth Preadmore. Inmates are going to have to outcasts who are lucky to good?" at the changes in the who young people are dead - set features room. a For finished study more details "Preadmore told these learn to control their get the dregs of the fiscal Gallagher describes it as a context of his own 17 yeats in the way they're going to world owes them don't think so gS®! people that if they don't behavior." pickel barrel. subtle attitude among the as a policeman, take it and it's a big thing to phone Jay Chamberlain at "It's a FIDELITY REALTY, like psychologists or The turnkeys, then, are "Society is ready but not public which is best "I think it's a good sorry me88 wL program," he says. "These change their mind." 332-5041 or 339-9370. 3-8-14 rehabilitation, then they can seen as the tough guys, ready," one inmate says characterized when officials fellows have to go after Webster says it would be Z?gener»tion i get another job," says Jerry while the rehabilitation staff philosophically. "They offer go shopping. difficult to change even half JO P°t» he says serin? FOREST GREEN ESTATES. A Gallagher, director ttf • the se^fe to build inmates' "When they go out and what they want and they Young people don't you something, but they're the inmates who go through th brand new home on V, acre drug treatment program. confidence and trust. not ready to accept what is buy equipment for mental have to get help. We have to j*N. sn so much""buTwhen mur»h k.a . 1 WH " wooded lot is waiting for "And he means it because But the turnkeys aren't given in return. * I don't health, they'll buy new convince society that's the my age you do" W Home boasts a large "I'm an ornery old "Before this, thev» you. he has fired some people." stuff," he says. "But when way to go. living room; formal dining devil," he says, "and I think never came IZm Knowing they have the it comes to buying "I don't think we can It's too bad these kids can't in to room; kitchen with all extras; us," says Locatis rustic family room with sheriff on their side has equipment for jail inmates, whip anything in two years, • " grasp what's out there for have changed." beamed ceiling, sliding glass given the rehabilitation staff they'll buy used." And it's going to take a lot doors. Built - in bookcase and a confidence they probably wood burning fireplace. 4 would not have otherwise. upstairs have loads blow bedrooms Some of the guards, of closet space. All this and more, only details Chamberlain at $44,000. For phone FIDELITY Jay however, resentment they still toward see as Preadmore's harbor what Announcements What's Happening must be Anyone Miami and wishing participating in VC u favoritism. Several have received in the State News Operation Last Patrol contact REALTY, 3 3 2-5041 or (Continued from page 1) A U.S. infantry company had been indicated they have been office, 341 Student Services VVAW in the Student Services patrolling th 339-9370. 3-8-14 Bldg., by noon one class day Building. Rides leaving spokesman for the Saigon command, said he did not know up to June, but the U.S. Command said made to feel humiliated and are security h>d~i3 demeaned. before publication. No around noon Thursday from how much ammunition was stocked in the dump. He said turned over to the South Vietnamese. "■ Recreation "One of the people announcements will be accepted Detroit. he did not think the loss would affect South Vietnamese Informants said Viet Cong saboteurs could get into J by phone or for events outside base very easily. One source said South troubleshoots in the jail," the greater Lansing area. military operations because there are other big ammunition Vietna UNION BOARD Summer flights. screening procedures Frank says. "Before, one There will be an old time depots at Go Vap and Cat Lai just to the north and east of are poor. Hours 1 -4. August flightsstill Thousands of Vietnamese civilians available. 353-9777. C-8-25 could be shielded from the music hootenanny at 8:30 p.m. Saigon. are employed on J sheriff by the guards. Now Wednesday, downstairs at S41 Associated Press photographer Neal Ulevich reported base. 1 Service that they've got these long - Labo The E. Grand River Ave., sponsored from the base that white phosphorous and tear gas shells Several months ago, an effort was made to burn off! haired hippie weirdos — production of Sartre's Exit" will be held from 7 to 10 "No by Elderly Instruments. were still exploding several hours after the initial attack, overgrown swampy area in the middle of the breeding of mosquitoes. The flames flushed out 50 toM camp to ij EXECUTIVE SECRETARY they see what's going on." indicating losses were substantial. "The conflict actually p.m. Wednesday and Thursday The Christian Science No casualties were reported. prostitutes, carrying sleeping mats and other posse® desires typing and dictation in 37 Union. No experience is from under «he thick underbrush where in works to our advantage," Organization will meet at 6:45 U.S. officers said it may be a few days before they had l home, 1 day service, necessary. Production dates'^re 372-4682. 19-8-25 says Gordon Locatis, p.m. Tuesday in 35 Union. investigators can get into the dump to assess the full living for an unknown period of time, officers said. Oct. 6 and 7. Come and share testimonies of A second smaller ammunition dump near director of the ecucation damage. Lonp Tt. 20 miles east of Saigon, also went up in flames but DEADLINE FOR Classified program. "But it's so much healing. All are welcome. tl»3 Advertising is August 18th different than it used to be. A lecture entitled "On the v as brought under control within two hours. 1 Pom J In the air war, the U.S. Command said an Air for edition Call now, the of Welcome the State 355-8255. 4-8-18 Week News. Service Expansion of the Universe and the Edge of the World" will be delivered by Allan Sandage, • Guru Maharaj Ji, 14 old Perfect Master, can peace, show you God, and - year give you - GOP discusses Phantom shot down a North Vietnamese MIG 1 interceptor Saturday 50 miles northwest of Hanoi. Thtfl Palomar Observatory, at 8:30 destroy illusions. Hear more at fighter was escorting reconnaissance planes photograph^ platform issues ' ' P I N N I N G S & p.m. Wednesday in 108 B Wells Typing Service Satsang, 7:30 every Monday, repair work on the northwest rail line linking Hanoi *3 ENGAGEMENTS". A Friday Hall. Admission is free. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday China. feature of Classified in 30 Union. Advertising. Deadline 12 The Outing Club ^ill meet at (Continued from page 1) Blue Shield is one of the TYPING DONE in my home. noon insertion. Thursday. $1 347 per Student South Lansing area. Phone 7 p.m. Thursday in 116 Natural The ASMSU plan that would remove the few companies that does The Brewery 393-8874. 3-8-14 Science Bldg. The program Legal Aid Dept. 1948 ban on displaying not cover vasectomies. Services Building. 8-25 "Hiking in Yosemite National will have a lawyer available from condoms. Revocation of 1 to 4:30 Park" will be presented. p.m. every Wednesday this law would curtail the FOR QUALITY service on Transportation during the summer term. MSU Adoption laws also need revision, Stack stressed, The BUSTER BROWN BAND stereos. TV's and recorders. The ' Coalition for Human students wishing appointments rising rate of venereal so THE STEREO SHOPPE. disease throughout the that barriers to adoption Survival will have a general' are asked to check with the from Louisville, Kentucky 337-1300. C-8-25 SHARE THE ride, Oklahoma ASMSU Business Office, 307B state, he said. can be removed and meeting at 7:30 p.m. today in City, August 19th. 353-7041 the Union Student Services Bldg., or call computerized system be EXTERIOR PAINTING. Grad after 6 p.m. 3-8-14 (room will be appearing one - night only posted). All are welcome. 353-0659. Stack also requested developed to hasten the students, reliable, references. adoption process. He also legislation that would Call 349-1005 after 5 p.m. Free estimates. C-8-25 NEED RIDERS to immediately. Ron, 351-4174, Boston International folk dancing is The invite Baha'is of East Lansing require health insurance suggested removal of TONIGHT MONDAY AUG. 14th | offered to everyone at 8 p.m. everyone to informal barriers 332-1434. 1-8-14 discission of the Baha'i faith, companies to cover the cost on adopting Tuesdays at the St. John's of voluntary sterilization. Vietnamese children sired "You've got to see them to believe them!" student parish, 327 MAC Ave. from 7 to 10 p.m. Mondays in Inslri the Union Sunporch. He noted that Michigan by Americans. Wanted No experience is required. PRIVATE GUITAR instruction. METAL CANOE, in good Folk, Rock, Classical, all condition, and boy's Schwinn styles. $3 per lesson. Inqure sting - ray bicycle. Call at MARSHALL MUSIC, 487-3096. S 351-7830. C-1-8-14 DO YOU need a roommate for fall term only? Must be close. Typing Service You can see Call Kathy, 351-0755.2-8-14 PROFESSIONAL THESIS MARRIED COUPLE wants to typing, any field, IBM sub - let married selectric typewriter. Call housing apartment Fall term. Call Sharon Vliet, 627-2936. 393-2025. 3-8-14 10-8-25 TYPING and WANTED. weekends. typewriter. Phone, 337-7272. 7-8-25 Evenings Electric DONT FORGET blood only from people. Save Give blood. Professional donors compensated. MICHIGAN COMMUNITY comes a life. the difference BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. COMPLETE THESES SERVICE. C-8-25 Discount printing. IBM typing and binding of theses, FURNISHED APARTMENT. resumes, publication. Across from campus, corner M.A.C. Student with pet. Fall and Grand River, below Jones Spring. Call after 5 p.m. 353-0173. 5-8-18 Stationery Shop. Call COPYGRAPH SERVICES, 337-1666. C-8-25 MARRIED COUPLE needs with on flutoLban from housing for Fall term. Would TYPING etc. THESES and Rapid, letters, accurate service. like to sub campus. - Call before 6 p.m. 3-8-18 let on or near 35&6092 East Lansing dtote Bonk Experienced. 393-4075. C-8-25 ANN BROWN: II 1c FOR quantity" "| Typing and multilith offset printing. Complete dissertations, service for theses, ! ! manuscripts, general typing. ■ 9 to 6 DAILY | IBM. 22 years experience. 349-0850. C-8-25 ^AP^REATER|um>b^t,| When you're out shopping fqjsthat new car, be sure to shop around for the financing. Not all financing plans are alike. 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