■ GOP. . . elected and appointed Friday Partly figures are the only large MICHIGAN . . . cloudy today with I 5eg.nent of the power elite STATE NEWS chances of thundershowers I supporting extended war in STATE throughout the day. It will Vietnam. See story page 5. be hot and muggy with the UNIVERSITY highs ranging from 85 to 90. |ume 65 Number26 East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August 18, 1972 DISCUSS SECRE Kissinger, Thieu slate second SAIGON (AP) - Henry A. Kissinger meet President Salinger and Nguyen Van Thieu scheduled a second their talks and generating day of conferences today, underscoring the importance of speculation tri they are exploring new proposals to end the war. The presidential adviser and Thieu held a two - hour and 15 - minute threat to pe conference Thursday at Independence WASHINGTON (AP) - The White McGovern, reacting to Ziegler's Palace. U.S. sources confirmed the House said Thursday that contacts remarks, said, "Salinger was very discussions included results of three with the North Vietnamese by careful not to do anything to secret meetings Kissinger has held in representatives of Democratic jeopardize the talks." Paris in the past weeks with Le Due presidential candidate George Speaking in Racine, Wis., McGovern Tho, a member of the North McGovern "could jeopardize" repeated Salinger had stressed to Vietnamese Politburo. President Nixon's peace efforts. Hanoi negotiators that the North In Paris, a North Vietnamese "Obviously, we are concerned," Vietnamese should not delay a peace spokesman said North Vietnam does press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said settlement by a single day because of not believe the in response to questions about Pierre the Kissinger - Tho talks election., had made any progress toward Salinger's contacts in Paris with the Ziegler said: "We assume that would settling North Vietnamese. the war. be the view, that no one would want When talks are going on at the Declaring the secret talks were "just negotiations to be nonproductive another form of highest level in both private and simply because we are in an election negotiation," public, Ziegler said, contact by a spokesman Nguyen Thanh Le told year." reporters: "I want to stress in the representative of the opposition Salinger said Wednesday that he met candidate "could jeopardize the with the North Vietnamese in Paris negotiations the Nixon administration President's efforts to achieve a always maintains its position of (Continued agression and neocolonialism." peaceful settlement in Vietnam." on page 11) It had been assumed that and Thieu would confer for Kissinger only one day, as they did during the presidential adviser's visit here in July 1971. Kissinger leaves today for Tokyo to Hanoi denies confer with Japanese officials. He is scheduled to return to Washington on Getting t Saturday, then fly to Camp David, Md., to report to Nixon with Thieu. on his talks of progress South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu, (right) motions presidential adviser Henry Neither U.S. Embassy nor Kissinger to a seat as they met in conference in Saigon Thursday. Kissinger would not comment palace at that time. The charge by Shriver, officials would comment on the PARIS (AP) - The North former U.S. ambassador to France, on the talks after arriving from the Paris substance of the talks. Vietnamese on Thursday dampened peace talks on Wednesday. AP Wirephoto Kissinger told was denied by Secretary of State newsmen earlier that he was here for a speculation that progress toward peace Williams P. Rogers. general review of the political and had been made in the secret talks with Binh said the U.S. government did President Nixon's adviser, Henry A. rOLICE CONTINUE SEARCH (Continued on page 13) Kissinger. not at that time seek "a correct negotiated solution, based on the Hanoi's spokesman at the Paris respect of the fundamental national Peace talks said the private meetings between rights of the Vietnamese people and Kissinger and the North the right to self-determination of the [Student missing since July 24 Vietnamese in Paris are one form of population of South Vietnam." negotiations, just as the four-party She said the U.S. rejected her weekly plenary sessions are another form. 10-point plan for a solution of the war in 1969. In the 155th session itself, Nguyen The chief of the North Vietnamese By RAY ANDERSON she got off the phone and said she wearing navy or burgundy jeans, a Thi Binh, head of the Viet Cong blouse and sandals. delegation, Xuan Thuy, said that in State News Staff Writer might have a job," Kahn recollected. delegation, declared that President 1969, 1970 and 1971 "opportunities She told him somebody had offered Ironically, she left in such a rush Nixon missed "one of the most were not lacking to put an end to the In the late her a babysitting job and she was that she didn't take her checkbook, favorable opportunities to put an end morning of July 24,19 - war and repatriate the captured year ■ old Diane Osinski supposed to meet him later that day. savings account book, a new pair of to the war" when he arrived in the American military men, but the Nixon excitedly left the maroon two - story "He called her back and wanted to prescription glasses and even some White House in January 1969. administration knowingly let them all boarding house medicine she had just obtained from She did not at 709 Grove St., where she lived with know where she was," Kahn spell out details of her go by." continued, "so she changed her the University Health Center. accusation, which paralleled a recent six other young people, to see about a They charged that the United States babysitting job. clothes, grabbed her purse and left." charge by the Democratic vice continues to "rain bombs on the dikes, No has Diane told Steve she misunderstood (Continued on page 13) presidential candidate, Sargent Shriver one seen her since. cities and populated areas" of North the caller and thought she was that Nixon "blew" a chance for peace "There's nothing rational about it," Vietnam. Sue Brown, East Lansing detective, supposed to meet him 10:30 that said. "Young single kids are evening instead of in the morning. Steve thinks she hitchhiked, but particularly mobile but she didn't take Diane didn't tell him where she was anything with her." Others living in the house seem to going, and the man who so urgently think she did not wanted to know where she was never run away either. "That would be one of the most called back. unbelievable things I've ever heard," Police have checked all people who housemate Steve Kahn said. have requested babysitters in local He has known Diane since she newspapers or bulletin boards, but moved into the house in June and he there have been no leads. was the last person to see her. Brown and officer Jinger Vary are "I noticed her on th9 phone that now checking to see if the 5 foot 4 inch brunette had advertised for a OSINSKI Tuesday and didn't pay much By LINDA WERFELMAN attention, but she was excited when babysitting job before she disappeared. State News Staff Writer The Student Employment Office, which some students charge was OP backs candidate created by administrators with as little student input as possible, has been the subject of complaints since its creation was announced last month. Major objections do not deal with the role of the Student Employment Office, but with uncertainty over for trustee after clash objections to the selection of Radcliff. The county convention also went several proposed policies of the office. "The Student Employment Office is something students need, but if they're doing this for the good of the By RAY ANDERSON Diehl's remarks were seconded by on record as favoring the expansion of students, they should listen to what State News Staff Writer Roger Busfield, chairman of the MSU's medical and osteopathic the students say," ASMSU Board - controversy about the best Ingham County Republicans, who said schools and establishment of a new Chairman Harold Buckner said. "The Paidates for the board of trustees Thursday that the rejection of the dental school. idea is good, but there are so many ■L?!ted the selection committee's choice was made cases in which abuse could arise and in Ingham County They also passed a resolution in because of Radcliff's favorite son most cases the abused person would be foidsp" ,(.'onvention Wednesday in status. support of the federal revenue sharing bill pending in the U.S. Senate. a student." resolution endorsing Members of the Student Advisory lin!";.3 Aubrey - < ounselor at Walter French "They candidate decided from to endorse Ingham County, a Another approved resolution calls Group, leaders of student In a net f School in Lansing, met because qualifications seemed about for the establishment of orientation organizations who meet periodically IP si ion from with President Wharton, objected to The Stefanoff Lounge is undergoing a change in face this the University's equal," he added. courses for precinct delegates to Tnt6 Msolection committee, but broaden their knowledge of the local several aspects of the plan, Buckner summer that will provide students with a Student Cual,y Busfield said. Employment passed. explained the county politics. A final resolution commended Office come fall term. The lounge is being remodeled despite J '"ston R- Oberg, MSU endorsement in no way binds delegates Busfield for his leadership and He charged that the Student heavy protest from student leaders who would rather have the 1 i!mfnt Profess°r and member of representing the county at the state convention scheduled for Sept. 1 and congratulated him on his appointment Employment Office technically has the authority to reject a student lounge remain a meeting place instead of office psace. I, n l()n committee, complained j 2. as chairman of the upcoming state State News photo by IMick Jackson to km ' an East losing resident convention. (Continued on page 11) Km McrTboth masters ph.D. degrees b j ' Was highly qualified for By BILL WHITING rehabilitation program at Washtenaw oire but not the committee's State News Staff Writer County Jail. Motley Reno is a short pudgy "I quit my summer job to set up a himinid 'Wo others preferred by the •eripn' ° Wtre thou8ht . ,ce and qualifications to have more than Jail program graduate student in social work at the University of Michigan inadvertently jumped into the jail who grant by Sept. 1," she says happily. "I started out going in to ask Sheriff (Douglas) Harvey to OK a tutoring reform movement with both feet. program for inmates with U - M n nf\uWo.' A,fred Seelye, former One of the participants in a recent students receiving credit for their Hirm he MSU Business Dept. and hA," L' ' physician u Wolverine World-Wide, Jack Stack, lection unanimously, according to were as guide seminar at was and Ingham County Jail, Reno busy through the day watching listening to others throughout the state as she prepared from work. Reno some Then snowballed." says the whole she has encountered resistance from thing the el,l, h„?mumittee he added chairman David to set the groundwork for an inmate (Continued he had no on page 11) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. August |o tasHL jaTTT^TOlTrustee, a partisan split urged By NANCY PARSONS doctors," Seelye said. "But board of directors of corporation. Jppling sumr by tnisteM. nory State News Staff Writer why duplicate efforts — as Worlverine World Wide, an "The should th.e df,y - to • day^ I in education where there import - export firm, views establish broad policies and The selection of members obviously is no need?" the relationship between the long • term goals for the for the board of trustees should be taken out of the Seelye said he would trustees and the University and the place greater emphasis on administration as being Administration should carry hands of partisan politics so MSU's graduate programs similar to a board of them out," Seelye said. that only the most highly rather than undergraduate directors of any large "I'm strongly against all this qualified individuals will be because "this would be a i selected, Alfred Seelye, better allocation of the candidate for the board, entire state's resources." City will clean upi said Thursday. "I'm not sure that there The current move to is a Republican view or a "The Student Employment Democratic view on how place student advisers on Office is something students the board of trustees is the University should be run favored by Seelye "because need, but if they (the . . . and the position backlog of we all have a lot to learn administrators) are doing this tic shouldn't be a reward for from the students." for the good of the students, party service," Seelye said. "I would like to see some they should listen to what the Seelye, former dean of SEELYE median devised where the the College of Business, was students say." "We have developed huge trustees would meet primary duty would be selected to run for one of By RAY ANDERSON "With two policei the two trustee vacancies by undergraduate programs in regularly with students or State News Staff Writer cleaning the computer in the certain areas like education city, I i -Harold Buckner, the MSU Republican their representatives in storage of the 6,000 tickets, understand why when other schools in the order to utilize students' It will soon be ail over for some of which date back to ASMSU board chairman Alumni Trustee Selection departments cannot state, like Eastern and opinions and suggestions," the 6,000 delinquent 1969. the warrants," he Committee last week. Western, already turn out Seelye said. parking violators who have Apprehension of those areuerf Seelye said that one of Despite his effortl his first priorities, if elected enough teachers to meet the slipped through the clutches thousands of criminals warrant offim needs of the state," Seelye Seelye said that while he of the East Lansing Police would mean more than to the board, would be to re approved and P» said. was dean of the College of Dept. Japan seeks China pact - evaluate the University's "I'm all in favor of the Business he instituted one On a 3 - 1 vote, the East $60,000 coffers, for the city's said he would proi allocation of resources in new medical programs of the first student advisory Lansing City Council because the $2 hired shortly »fJ• ticket increased to $10 after °-1-- terms of the needs of the entire state. because there is a definite groups on campus. Tuesday approved the hiring being ten days delinquent. — ■ Schoenberger vacation in returns 2 Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ohira said Japan need in the state for more Seelye, chairman of the Qf a warrant officer, whose early Septet "This would more than will seek to negotiate a nonaggression pact with pay for the cost of a China as part of the normalization of relations warrant officer," City between the two countries. FOR GOP IN Manager John M. Patriarche contended Thursday, "and He left in doubt the future use of U.S. bases on it would relieve the Okinawa in the event of an emeigency involving congestion in the the Nationalist Chinese government on Taiwan. Delegate computer." Ohira said Japan and the Peking government Patriarche estimates the would attempt to ease tensions in eastern Asia, warrant officer, who would work under District Court including the Korean peninsula, by taking steps to MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) pronouncement on 1972 will favor traditionally current South Vietnamese Judge Maurice maintain peace. Japan is forbidden by its The goP Platform issues, while the Republican conservative states at the government. Schoenberger, would get constitution to conduct war or maintian more than Committee began polishing National Committee next convention. Whatever the diplomatic a White House paid approximately $8,000 a self - defense force. - approved approved a 1976 delegate Opponents of the impact of the Salinger a year. draft of the party's apportionment plan that mission, Republicans in apportionment formula, "He'll be responsible to most of them liberal Miami Beach quickly siezed pick up the backlog and Republicans from populous upon the issue as a then to prevent a future Oust Nixon' group sued Tue State News is published by the students of states, said they will contest campaign topic for the backlog," the city manager Michigan State University every class day during Fall, the issue on the floor of the convention that will continued. Winter arid Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays convention that opens next renominate Nixon. A committee and its officers who placed a New He added the deputized and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special "I don't know how we're York Times ad calling for the impeachment of Monday. court officer would also be Welcome Week edition is published in September. Amid those convention going to conduct used to serve warrants for President Nixon were named Thursday in a federal Subscription rate is $16 per year. preparations, party leaders negotiations that will lead offenses of greater court suit alleging violations of Member Associated Press, United Press International, a new campaign and spokesmen chorused to the end of the war if the magnitude. election law. Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., meddlers don't attacks on McGovern for stop the "Lansing has two warrant Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press The Justice Dept. suit brought against the having Pierre Salinger meet politics," Sen. Robert J. officers whose sole duty is Assn. Dole the National Committee for Impeachment asked that it secretly in Paris with North Republican serving parking ticket Second class, postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. national be barred from collecting or spending Vietnamese diplomats. chairman, said. warrants," Patriarche said in money until Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services McGovern on Wednesday the groups files reports on its activities with the Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, Sen. Robert P. Griffin of defending East Lansing's denied, then confirmed, GRIFFITHS need for one. government. Michigan, 48823. that Michigan said it was Salinger met with Councilman George Other council ! A department spokesman said decision has not Phones: representatives of Hanoi "shocking and an absolute included: a Griffitys did not agree, News/Editorial 355-8252 outrage that an amateur yet been made on whether to move against the July 18 and Aug. 9 at his however, and asked, "Why •Approval of a $6,lfl Classified Ads 355-8255 diplomat" would inject newspaper too. request. himself iftto the is it such a large police force bid by Doro Wreckinil Display Advertising 353-6400 McGovern said Nixon has doesn't, have .the personnel Kawkawlin for demc negotiations. Business Office 355-3447 manipulated public opinion for thfcjob?" . ' v. . of the Wildwood House| Photographic 355-8311 so as to appear to be Councilwoman 308 Abbott Road. Prope Salinger is a former White Mary Moroccan king attacked Campus Information 353-8700 negotiating while actually House press secretary who Sharp told him they use the owners, Spartan Inves "stalling to prop up" the was briefly an appointed force for protection of will foot the bill. Morocco's military chief senator from California and citizens. •Authorization to ins Griffiths, not being street lights in the d / Gen. Mohammed Oufkir now is a McGovern convinced, asked for a between Rosewood And committed suicide Thursday, campaign aide. motion requesting Police and Hillcrest Avenue tf the government hours after rebel said, seven pilots of the EVERY GOOD TURN (TABLE) be Griffin said there "could tragic overtones" in Chief Charles Pegg and MSU Director of Public Safety Grand River Avenue | Marshall Street. Install McGovern's decision to have Richard O. Bernitt to clarify is required for s country's air force made an Salinger see the North the manpower shortage, but reasons, Patriarcfl unsuccessful attempt on the life of King Hassan II. DESERVES ANOTHER. Vietnamese diplomats. it was never seconded. explained. • Setting 1 p.m. Sept.'H The king named a loyal, but the date to open bidsotfl ailing old soldier to replace million in revenue br Oufkir as head of Morocco's supporting the city's^ of a $14 million t" armed forces. treatment project at fl A diplomatic source said sewage disposal plant I the appointment of Gen. Driss Trowbridge Road. Ben Omar as defense minister may be a sign the 43- year - old monarch is having increasing difficulty keeping control of the army. Ben Omar, 55, is a strong supporter of thyking but has been perceptibly weakened by bleeding ulcers, the informant said. Isaac Asimov's short story comes to life in the mind-encompassing environment British strike breaks j of the geodesic domel Enter the inner planetarium chamber and witness the fl SONY Corporation has manufactured many, many high quality stereo components British dockers broke the solid front that has all of which have received consistently praising reviews by some of the most a g many audio and visual effects which have been created to take your mindona | theuniversej - futuristic voyage through time and space to other dimensions of shut down the nation's ports for three weeks and critical experts around. Among the best was the famous TTS-3000 turntable - with ■ voted Thursday for a partial return to work the lowest rumble ever measured in a turntable. Unfortunately it was limited to ■ by Monday. only the most ardent and wealthy audiophile. * Thousands of longshoremen, mainly in smaller ports, accepted settlement terms on job security SONY's new model PS-5520 semi-automatic turntable is their new answer to J and severance pay recommended by their union economical quality record reproduction. ^ leaders Wednesday. FEATURING: (of course!) Very low rumble, wow & flutter, synchronous motor 5 WEEKEND SHOWTIMES But thousands more militant dockers, including with belt drive, precision dynamically balanced tonearm, anti-skate, and damped g FRIDAY - MATINEE 2:00 P.M. EVENING 8:00 P.M. 10:00 P.M. those in the nation's two largest ports of London cueing - PLUS automatic start, reject, and repeat functions. m SATURDAY - MATINEE 2:30 P.M. EVENING 8:00 P.M. 10:00 P.M. and Liverpool, voted to continue their walkout ■ SUNDAY -4:00 P.M. unofficially or deferred decision. All the quality of a manual turntable, with the convenience of an automatic ■ It appeared likely that more than half the turntable. ■ nation's 42,000 longshoremen would still be out ADMISSION PRICESS11 on Monday. Adults 75C& MSU Students (I.D.I ■ The Economic growth cited economy's growth was larger than first Price including walnut base and smoked dust cover $13950 Children 12 and NO PRE under -SCHOOL| children ADMITTED reported while corporate profits increased strongly, _ . the Commerce Dept. said Thursday in a new report | program i for the April - June quarter. MARSHALL hm information1! The inflation rate was lower than estimated, it IK 355-4672 K said. MUSIC The department said that Gross National Product (GNP), total market value of the nation's CO. I Abramsj goods and services and the broadest measure of the economy, grew at a 9.4 per cent rate in the second fUetari" quarter, better than the 8.9 per cent estimate of a 402 S. WASHINGTON, LANSING 372-9600 month ago. The GNP revision made economic 245 ANN STREET, E. LANSING 351-7830 growth during that period one of performances in history. the economy's best Your Headquarters for ' 'Straigh t Stereo A nswers'' ^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August 18, 1972 3 AT COUNTY CONVENTION Party fails to endorse Mickey for district bid the "affront the By RAY ANDERSON Rights party county racist commissioner District. The State News Staff Writer caucus decided against institutions with courage of Lansing Communtiy College It Somebody is going to have to carry a banner for Mickey, because the Human endorsing the bushy - haired advocate of harmony for the 59th District legislative conviction integration now." Mickey to indicated provide he student will turn 18 two weeks before the election. The caucus also endorsed Supreme Court Rights party decided at their not to convention race vote. by a narrow 11-9 uld Detroit be to returning think waging another campaign in to about Zolton Ferency for the state Supreme Court. Barbara Zolton Ferency, (right) confers with a fellow Where Mickey Davis' Helpert, of Birmingham, run for the state House of Wednesday. 1974. endorsed for Representatives from the name would have been on was a U.S. member of the Human Rights party after Ferency 59th District, rejecting Mickey Davis' The well - known 'love' the November ballot there Mickey, who will change Senate post. bid to run as a was nominated to run for the state Supreme Court. party member. candidate unsuccessfully bid will, instead, be a void. his name for a third time The Human Rights party did not nominate anyone to for an East Lansing City Sept. 5, was one of the first State News photo by Nick Jackson Ironically, the swing The party's state Council seat last year, and votes politicians to announce his were cast by two convention will be Aug. 26 Democratic nominees candidacy for the widely - and 27 on the campus of actively supported by the contested 59th District seat. Lansing Community The county caucus did :x-G/s Coalition for Human College. Delegates will Veterans Outreach Vietnam veteran. find he Survival. The deciding votes came Democratic from Terry contender Ingham County sheriff, and Greg Maddex, drain Luke, for nominate Anselmos Rodrigues, of 619 N. Francis Ave., Lansing, for the 57th District. However, he was absent at the time. nominate the statewide elections. slate for Svoren said a lot of men Veteran assistant Tom I'gram ■ at MSU is helping a The four assistants agree come back knowing that Spencer pointed out that discussing her problem commissioner candidate. of returning veterans that one of the Spencer referred her to the Mickey (soon to be most they do have certain rights one of his most Only 30 people appeared i Ttfcf |t it back together." gratifying . _ pleasant aspects of the job is and benefits but are Dept. of Veteran Affairs Mickey Singer Davis) issued for the county convention, nvpntinn ® up in cases involved a and to e the program began the receptiveness shown by the air as to how to woman Lansing Community a statement Thursday which _ go veteran. was held in f June, reported Don most of the veterans they about getting some wheels College. stating he intends to Edgewood United Church. "She had just gotten a Iren, veteran coordinator, have contacted and their turning so that they may medical continue "political Others nominated by the ■and his staff have assisted friends and relatives. benefit. discharge from the He said he was pleased endeavors as a servant of Human Rights party were Army and was thoroughly when he learned that she larly 100 returning Svoren said his group Men are not the only confused about her had gotten a cash equivalent ecology, and plans to work for the victory of those who Davey W. Brinn for Ingham lerans. started with a backlog of veterans returning to the County's 21st commissioner IThe program came about names but are benefits," Spencer said. of $5,000 in benefits and are really concerned with now finally Lansing area. After District, but he r the Unversity applied getting that list narrowed talking and has been accepted at LCC. love and peace." subsequently stepped down. He added he will support J and was awarded funds down, "so we are starting to Democratic and Human Keith A. Emmery, of ■der the Emergency take look 2022 E. Cavanaugh St., was Jiployment Act, through effective a means of at more getting in OFF-CAMPUS UNITS FULL Rights party candidates who nominated for the 19th igham County. The touch with veterans who Itract provided for the have been back for a while." King of four student He refers to the program lerans lerans Jnsing area with any fcblems they may have to assist returning to the other as a or community effort. His group works with some 10 12 area agencies including the AFL-CIO, the Overcrowded halls By LINDA WERFELMAN areas were freshmen, though Phillip Bozzo, business fraternities and sororities seen State News Staff Writer "there was quite a bit more existing in the buildings he ■eluding compensation, Michigan Employment Minimal overcrowding for interest in this type of manager of the Student used to account for 3,000 ■ucation, employment, manages are due primarily Security Commission a short time is anticipated in Housing Corporation, said. or 4,000 people, but this to cancellations by students Bdical and dental and (MESC) and the housing by returning He attributed the University residence halls students than in previous scarcity year it's about 1,500," he who had indicated that they l. Department of Veteran of housing to several this fall, Robert added. juniors, Tom Affairs for Ingham County years," Underwood said. factors, planned to live there, he j Underwood, manager of The number of including the Nathan Hammond, said. r and Richard Blink (DVA). residence returning increased enrollment of halls, said students is 5 per cent higher manager of six student The 10 apartment Id two seniors, Earl Powell Returning veterans are transfer students and rental apartment recently. than the number buildings, Duildings run by Halstead |d Eldon Roberts filled the usually referred to one or "We'll have some returned to residence halls who graduate students and an agreed that housing "is apt Management are about 50 • pslots. They are all more of these agencies increase in the number of to be little tighter" this overassignment when we one he said. a per cent full, a represenative fcu students and each is a depending upon their needs. open up in the fall, but that year ago, students permitted to live in fall. Fewer vacancies are of the company said. should be taken care of unsupervised off - campus A greater number of available in off campus during fall term and - housing. students signed leases earlier living units for students still A decline in the number this eliminated by the end of the Hammond said, )ebote year, searching for fall term of fraternity and sorority r term," Underwood said. The quiet h housing, Delores Bender, director of off members has added to the adding that he anticipated the number of students still - campus housing shortage, Bozzo The quiet houses and searching for housing this housing, said. said. fall will be smaller. limited visitation houses to \ver "It's than last year bus worse be established this fall in "Back in the old days The few and last year was bad," , vacancies residence halls have been Bender said. "I understand filled, he said, adding, "We everything that's left is WASHINGTON (AP) - a year or so for the first case have more people than we filling up fast." to reach the Supreme Court. Jsident Nixon's busing The President knows that. can pUt |n them." Most of The 13 housing co • ops Jposals, on the verge of the students in East Lansing have been ected House passage, And by then the election requesting rooms in these full since will be over." spring term, « praised Thursday as a ************* ■y "to end this intolerable But Rep. William M. * Ration" and denounced as Colmer, D - Miss., praised Minority Prelaw Club Presents: Bpolitical ploy." the President as acting to American publit if e • bill town would outlaw busing of grade meet an desire second only to thai 'WAIT UNTIL DARK Iioolers and permit it only of seeing the end of the Classic Starring: la last resort for oldest Vietnam war. fdents. 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He can rent a gun he discovers his wife is advertising manager pistol range in Maryland. alon. u ■ Judy Yates, editorial editor passed a new gun - control bill last week, which some observers consider "I think I've got a fantastic idea," he said. "I want to start a new business from us and then return it when he's finished with his business." out the buy a gun." $80 it would haveciu>l 081 n>mtc| Bill Whiting, news editor worse than no bill at all. called 'Hurts Rent - A - Gun.' " "You could set up rent • a - gun "Don't forget about Any serious to play Russian kids whn Mike Cody, copy chief attempt at handgun registration was "What on earth for?" I asked. counters at gas stations," I said roulette Th °*» pool their allowances and Rick Gosselin, sports editor gutted, and Senate gun - lovers even managed to repeal a 1968 gun law "There are a lot of people in country who only use a handgun once this excitedly. "And we could have stores in town for a couple of hours," l ^4 5 ^1 where someone could rent a gun to "Our market controlling the purchase of .2 rimfire or twice a year, and they don't want Hurts said, "that there surveys in* I Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for ammunition. to go to all the expense of buying one. settle a bet," Hurts said. are als! ?t,'l kids who claim their outstanding journalism. After the Senate got finished with So we'll rent them a gun for a day or "A lot of people would want to rent listen to them. If pare! H°UI its work on the gun • control bill, I two. By leasing a firearm from us, they a gun for a domestic quarrel," I said. they col , EDITORIAL received a telephone call from my friend Bromley Hurts who told nie he won't have to tie up all their money." "That makes sense," I admitted. "Right. Say a jealous husband suspects there is someone at home gun, they feel they could understanding with their ar^'l folk? 4I had a business proposition to discuss "Say a guy is away from home on a with his wife. He rents a pistol from us time." ,0|MiO|,| and tries to catch them in the act. If with me. I met him for lunch at a trip, and he doesn't want to carry his ^There's no end to the Nixon must „„h, 1972 lo, A*,.!., Tim.. * said. "How would you busing,■ Hurts Rent A Gun?" • - 1 r>»''■ cSe[,l rates and weekly rates, p|us i0 o b jective for each bullet fired. be the latest Our guns models, and we 2 »! „ guarantee clean barrels and tho i! '■ Richard Nixon has made it about avoiding dissent? perfectly clear that he wants an Perhaps Nixon realizes that his through no fault of the user well orderly if not downright boring position is not as strong as it give him another gun absolutely f«?»P "For many Americans Republican National Convention. There are a few it'- - ■ come true," I said. He wants to be sure that no suggestions of weakness. For "We've also made it Miami Beach sand is kicked in his example, a recent survey possible |J people to return the gun in a face by big bullies or even little conducted by Columbia town. For example, if J you rentI children. University's Bureau of Applied gun in Chicago and want to use iiZ Salt Lake City, you can To counter the protesters Social Reserach reveals elected there at no extra drop it J (most of whom have already and appointed Republicans are charge." "Why didn't you start this befonH announced that they are after the only large segment of the "We wanted to see what nation's power elite wanting to happen#! peaceful demonstrations, not with the gun - control legislation fc riotous confrontations), Nixon continue the Vietnam War until were pretty sure the Senate and the White House would not do has unleashed Atty. Gen. the South Vietnamese can about anythiJ Richard Kleindienst to proclaim withstand a Communist takeover during strong gun control, an election year. especiij that the Justice Dept. will make attempt. The survey director want to invest a lot of But wedidt'J money until J mass arrests if the demonstrators said: certain they would all were out." chickJ "attempt to disrupt" the "The 'cold convention. war professionals' "I'd like the franchise (J of the Republican political Washington's National Airport," I aid To counter embarassment apparatus are considerably more "You've got it. It's a greu from antiwar congressman Pete hawkish than the businessmen location," Hurts said. "You'll makei McCloskey, units the the who "Someday, my boy, all this will be yours." fortune in hijackings alone." are their normal Republican National Committee Copyright 1972, Los Angeles Tin* have: a) constituency." provided that nominations at the convention Granted, Democratic must come from a majority of at presidential McGovern nominee George TWO CENTS WORTH has considerable least three state delegations support problems of his own. (support which only Nixon has) But Nixon has talent for 'Undergrads a and b) insured that j."1, McCloskey's ,ldS...aI irt,CI"u lone delegate from New Mexico will supporter. actually be The central question behind a Nixon d'sslPatln8 he shuts his may h.s initial strength, he did in 1960 and 1968, and ears do it again in 1972. to criticism he if To the Editor: Young: Open letter to Craig F. rather than the word "participation." University of Michigan in the spring of part discuss this with many student group,! Participation and loyalty sometimes 1972, could enroll at State for as few and they have always been of It is amazing what one word can do tli these and many,, similar moves Nixon must realize are synonymous, and I overlooked it as one or two or three credits during support to change .the intended meaning of opinion that the student who hi must be: Why Mother? It is cannot be imposed from the top. a in the original article, not realizing the suiftmer'and immediately that fall message. When the article was written that it would create a public relations participated the most should receivl obvious that receive Group 1 priority. That is to Nixon has He must learn constructive about the any breaks regarding ticket priori taB new system for the problem. say, he would immediately have the overwhelming delegate support criticism is a strength, but a distribution of student tickets, I It is a proven fact that the possibility of a better seating and will be the party's nominee. strength which, if ignored, can thought it was very well done by the writer for the State News. All of the undergraduate classes have the greatest arrangement than the student who had William W. BeardsltJ So why is the Nixon fester until it destroys even a percentage of participation as far as been here for two or three years. asst. athletic directs! essential facts were covered even purchasing football tickets are administration, in the words of president, though it was a telephone interview, concerned. In other words, the person It has been our good fortune to Aug. 15,197)1 liberal Michigan Rep. Donald W. It has, after all, happened When I read the article, there was one who begins his career at MSU as a Riegle Jr., "almost paranoid" before. word, "loyalty," that cropped up freshman, participates longer than most and feel that Bus charter service we a certain priority should be given to that GEORGE WHITE student. A good example would be the following: A graduate of the To the Editor: available or have they been createdj In the 1971 Faculty - Staff What does a bus driver know al Keep your eyes peeled Directory there is a misleading entry: bus charter service. working in If it's a a physical plant? question of money, o JMKfm Among the political fireworks of an election year, significant international At a recent meeting a Joint Political Command was I To the Editor: Angry Being social chairman and fourth floor representative in Wilson Hall this summer, I was asked to the cost of chartering a inquire about bus to Detroit group is ready to help finance Detroit venture at the usual cost whW the as lady would not disclose to to compare MSU charter cost me] If developments can be called for, to meet in Tripoli Sept. 3. Seven joint We are angry that the price of for underexposed. A recent development — the apparent a Tiger baseball game. Commercial commercial cost. I've seen numero* commissions will then study the problems of unification. football tickets has risen from $12 to cost being too high, I called unification of Egypt and Libya as a new nation, a The reports, which will cover the social, political, $18 per pack to pay for the new $4.5 Automotive Services on campus. In public school buses from all overtlj significant change — is an example. state at our museum, at basehr economic, geographical and military ramifications of a million ice rink. Why do we have to Lillie Tomlin (from "Laugh • In") The birth of a new nation is a rare event, but in the past union will reach the two governments. If games, at zoos, at Greenfield Villaf year we have already seen one born, the eastern nation of accepted, a final pay for a new ice rink that we won't manner I was informed I had to be "a I've heard of no public reaction. T1" plan will be put to a national vote — all this to be done by even be using? Isn't there a more fair recognized club or group with an Bangladesh, which was born of war — as so many emerging Sept. 1,1973. schools and their buses are run a way for the trustees to squeeze money active account number on file with the nations are. As in a marriage, the two countries must take each other out of students? Perhaps they could Administration Building." Click. After on public funds. This University] not! The students here do However the possible new North African nation will for better and for worse. Libya will inherit the 35 million - charge more to the people who use the deliberation, coercion, and some luck, financial support to this University.* pj ice rink. I avoid a bloody ^ beginning. and ■ growing population of Egypt. Egypt must accept a new acquired the required account it not the purpose of this institution<1 The"concept oTa united Egypt - Libya began in the mind P"^ner that is Pretty much undeveloped except for its oil It is extremely unfair that transfer students cannot count their credits number under the title West Wilson educate and serve its students to (I of Club - Summer. I was then told to call Libyan leader Colonel Muammar el Qadafi. Qadafi is a - ne'ds- earned elsewhere to get a higher fullest potential. Why then do « pan - Africanist/Arabist in the tradition of the late Egyptian bus charter service. Another gracious There are other factors to consider. For instance, always buses lay waste? Why should MP leader Gamal Abdul Nasser. Qadafi is perhaps a dreamer, lurking about to spoil such unions priority ticket. Because of loyalty to lady reported to me that "you must but he is also quite practical when are resurgent moods of oldtime MSU students a senior might now be a member of a class in session university lose money or gain puMj implementing his ideas, nationalism which could disrupt any brotherly ... rebuttal? They stand to gain conceivably get a freshman seat. We , ., _ this summer and the nature of the commonalities the peoples of the two countries feel. What and perhaps others who could Qadafi approached the Egyptian leader Anwar Sadat think loyalty consists in attending this activity must be a class function." about unification early this year. President Sadat, will the new nation be called — Egypt -ya? How about Li - their bus service Whvpayabusdi willing university. Do the ticket people think Click. I called back. "Why can't MSU ™ * ^s n™ drive? The students but . bit more reserved, wanted five months to respond^ $£''Jjl" they can slight anyone who makes the choice to come to this university? students charter MSU buses?" "The not biind We'Ve noticed the incre negotiators called for "complete unity ... :J igg as soon as founder, Qadafi? What type of economy will dominate? these are bothersome details that can and will sista All prevent a What kind of loyalty are they (the trustees and ticket people) giving us by public frowns on students using the buses for nonacademic reasons." Click, The friendliness of it all. Qf tuition for fall term, the increase! football ticket prices, the propf union between the two countries. addition of buildings (i.e., ice » possible." raising ticket prices and ignoring I Yet hopeful Arabs can take a lesson from the unification figured I'd get my psychology of medical buildings, law school buildir The uniting of two established countries is a transfer credits? adolescence professor to call and tell major task °' Tanganika and Zanzibar over a decade ago. The East What can three measly little her we were going to the an(j offices) all of which serve but a marriage of Egypt and Libya may well work. The two game to African nation is now known as Tanzania and with the able students like us do about it? We can minority at the expense of the m countries have much in common. The religion and way of Julius Nyrere running the nation, Tanzania has progressed study the reactions and attitudes of The students are asked to pay. WM life is Moslem and Islamic ties have take up skating and quit going to the teenagers at a baseball game: a sort of proven strong over as fast as any other nation. However many observers believe football games which we look forward field study. That idea seems as idiotic pay, and alumni to contribute "_T centuries. an Egyptian Libyan union would be short lived, recalling so little is offered. Money Libya is rich in oil and natural resources — a gain for that Egypt - - to so much. as the bus charter services rules in return J wasted unnecessarily at on and Syria were once linked under Nasser and who charters buses. being Egypt. Egypt has the technical know how to develop the split, - expense. land — something for Libya. Egypt is concerned about Marcia Fitch Having read in the July 19 State Ann Arbor junior Israel which occupies some Egyptian desires land, Qadafi a colonel But this is 1972, a good year for nations uniting. It is a News that bus service was discontinued for the last five weeks of being And so „,1U ow „ it seems to me ~ that the MSJ a stronger army. A union would strengthen both year that has seen bitter foes — North and South Korea — Press should change that entry to armies. the term with the drivers come closer, and the two might conveivably become remaining on Bus charter service (faculty only) "Korea." With American noninterference, the now divided Sala.r?:,lt Despite the apparent advantages of unification, all 8ee.ms.a crime that our 6rouP couldn't put these men to put us ih our place. North and South Vietnam might unite under a work in coalition Adel Biallas practical unification measures have been postponed for 13 government and re - establish "Vietnam" (that is their chosen profession. Instead, the months, during which time either government could veto possible Pontiac junior this election year), University decided that "bus drivers the union. will be transferred to Keep your eyes peeled, the globe is ever changing. jobs available in August 10,1972 the physical plant." Were jobs DOONESBURY t-n you're one 6RCAT.' V by Garry Trude*J| SAY, DOCTOR k)HY? ARE YOU SAY, tUMRS TOO men MO WW pee-sewe usten, A NAN KISSINGER, mrianwoff' vwlq you id MY rc&tr/od J i HOW ABOUT Go-nem: Pi wefik PLSASe TASTE my chocolate voo can't cannot be too AAAR6G/ J0ININ6 ME 'ZESfflKJ? ANPTAONIRE L^rs6of /tdyMYf .J TOPAY- on,do.. SHAKE? I CANT §e cAunousf the ; fOR SOME 1 LUNCH? SORRY i peopuV *7 » 12 ^ prink tr until- serious, DOCf >tts&eN-rjMW fe lost if r HEMLOCK! I- urns IT'S BEEfY TftSTCP. IfFfl Friday, August 18, 1972 5 State told |[o increase Poll finds GOP chiefs iome units . By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Michigan will have to | support extended NEW YORK 120 businessmen, war Lild 540,000 new homes (AP) - including favored more than a 25 per times of recession, Elected and 24 persons with more than ior low and middle - income appointed cent cut in defense Republicans are the $100 million in assets; 86 wage-price controls against families in the next five only spending, as Democratic inflation and large segment creation of of the Republican party officials, Keats to adequately house ^ nation's power elite including presidential candidate, Sen. federal jobs for the Its residents, the director of wanting senators and George McGovern, has to continue to the Vietnam ranking House unemployed. The Michigan State Housing War until the South members; 52 committee career civil proposed, only the Development Authority said voluntary association Barton applied his Vietnamese can withstand a servants; 54 mass media leaders wanted such Wednesday. a big findings — that no two Communist takeover executives and reduction. In the authority's annual groups among the power attempt, according to professionals; Lport for fiscal 1972, academic survey an made Democrats; 41 presidents of 39 On economic issues, the elite have identical goals — jNilliam Rosenberg said study found that to what he saw as the public Wednesday. labor unions with more than Republican beliefs better E65.000 new houses will be "The difficulties facing political 'cold war 50,000 members, 44 leaders represented business fceeded for families living in parties and said: professionals' of the of voluntary organizations interests than Democratic Substandard homes. Republican political and 20 "others." beliefs conformed to labor "If labor leaders Substandard homes are and apparatus are considerably Thirty-one per cent of interests. Democratic those valued at less than politicians more hawkish than the the Republicans — elected, It conlcuded that cannot cooperate with them *10,000 or renting for less businessmen who are their Khan $40 monthly. appointed or party leaders opinions on economic politically, then their normal constituency," Allen 7 In addition, Rosenberg — rejected the policy that policies tended to break common interest in tax H. Barton, of Columbia "the United States should Lid 275,000 more homes down by class rather than reform, federal programs to University's Bureau of reduce its involvement while _Tj|| be needed for new Applied Social Research, being by idealogy. eliminate poverty and families that will be said. sure the Vietnamese are strong South Barton said that his protection of civil liberties ■ormed. "Inflation has He surveyed 456 findings showed that will be lost. ■riven decent housing wealthy enough to prevent a businessmen favored and powerful Communist takeover." leyond the reach of a great opinion-makers in In all other reduced defense spending "The Republicans, on the lumber of these families," government, labor, politics, groups, the and a more rapid other hand, face the Ke said. study said, the majority withdrawal from Vietnam. business and the mass media favored more dovish dilemma that the most vocal I Rosenberg said since the luthority sold its first bonds Vtolunteer in a study financed by the National Institute of Mental positions. Sixty-two per cent of the Barton said each survey a majority in group agreed on segment of the younger generation, along with the months ago, 8,500 Jerry Guevard, a member of the these issues: MSU Volunteers' "rent a kid" Health. businessmen and a majority leading intellectuals and the lomes for low and middle - Milliken's car the governor's wife watches on. program, washes Mrs •Opposition to the use of as Two members of the Entitled "The Limits of of other groups agreed that majority of mass media licome families have been program watch on with Mrs. Milliken. Volunteer Consensus among American tactical nuclear weapons in personell reject their defense spending should be ir rehabilitated in 100 Southeast Asia. State News photo by Nick Jackson Leaders," the survey reduced. Among the lifestyle as well as their Communities. reported on the views of Republicans the figure was •Acceptance of leftist economics and their foreign governments in Latin 43 per cent. policy, while the labor American. Barton said that all leadership rejects only their •Bel ief that Reformed' the economics." groups except the media robb personnel and the voluntary revolutionary forces of the "third world" are basically organization leaders agreed nationalistic rather than i DETROIT on the whole that "the (UPI) - A Neil J. Welch, head of the arrested controlled by the Soviet betroit bank robber who April 3 for the 4, the Downriver Federal United States must always Detroit FBI bureau, robberies of numerous other were scheduled to be Union or China. talked into a court to plead announced the arrest of avings and Loan arraigned Wednesday before keep ahead of the Russians •Need for helping the banks. He was released on a Association in Lincoln Park in ftuilty for past holdups and Harold Dean Comb, 37, and U.S. District Court strategic nuclear deficit $25,000 surety bond. on Aug. 9 and the National Judge poor, spending in lid he had reformed was Robert James Davis, 26, The two were indicted by Bank of Detroit in Dearborn Damon J. Keith. weapons." Indicted Asked whether Wednesday for both of Detroit, in a federal they Bobberies he grand jury in Heights on Aug. 11. allegedly connection with armed Detroit on charges of armed Welch said "on Aug. 9 Committed few hours 2 (TWO) free a robberies of three Detroit bank robbery of the Bank about two and one half fcefore and after his area banks. of the - • - leformation. Commonwealth in hours following the robbery Combs was Redford Township on previously Aug. of the Downriver Federal Savings bank, Combs appeared at a U.S. District Court in Detroit." cokes / lilliken urges GOP Both Combs and Davis ON ANY INSIDE : fo seek wider support ORDER j MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - class and have fcov. Milliken Thursday said we strongly defended ourselves against the rich made this variety that has country great as AT the Republican party must that charge — and against tpen itself to young people, the measure of truth it the President has said, the party of the open door." DOMINO'S placks, poor and women if contained. I am not saying WITH THIS it is to become the our critics have been majority right. I party in the nation. "We will not win friends am saying they have been AD ! closer to the truth than they |miong these telling campaign buttons people by should have been. M' on "If we are ever to regain kollege campuses or the ■treets of the ghettos," the piairman of the National majority status, become more we must reflective of DOMINO'S epublican Governors Conference said in remarks H.A.C. AVENUE Irepared for the platform Restaurant delivery fommittee of the Republican National THE Place for Pizza! 351-8870 pnventicfn. "We can only win their lupport by giving them a f'arm welcome and a real i in the affairs of the forty." 1 Milliken said his party has Jeen called the party of the lich and privileged. 1 "And we have strongly pfended hat ourselves against charge and against the |neasure of truth it Mitained," he said. [ "We have been called the arty of the white, middle ICKAZYl Fall MONDAY, AUGUST 28 at 8:30 P.M. Term JOHNNY CASH with JUNE CARTER, CARTER FAMILY Books CARL PERKINS, STATLER BROTHERS, & THE TENNESSEE THREE Now! Save 25% BLOOD SWEAT&TEARS with Used Books MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 at 7 00 p.m. !*"V0U c«n return any books THE BEACH BOYS ®ve to Qays °f classesduring the first ten j. with receipt.) PHONE 559-9111 - Tickets available at: SBS 0= _ FISHER THEATRE BOX OFFICE and at all J. L. Hudson Box Offices. * or money order with a stamped salt-addressed jMnt Book *n«« to Fisher Theatre Box Office, (name o< attraction). Fisher Store Across from Olin at 421E. Grand River Detroit, Michigan 48202 Be sure to specify d— .Make checks payable to Pine Knob Music The. —- Building. I — 1 (y Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday> August 18, Animals aid man's research By LINDA WERFELMAN pounds if they have been come in eventually are animals," he said. experiments down until I mankind than it would be learned the whole story," he to use humans. State News Staff Writer officially released by thier destroyed or die," Hoag Experiments sometimes More than 27,000 former owners, he said. said. "An animal may be may appear to Involve said. Experimentation in pain "The old argument that animals, including He emphasized the fact used for several years or he cruelty if an observer is not aware of the nature of the research may make animals all investigators are ogres is earthworms, mice and that no stray animals were may come in tomorrow and uncomfortable, Hoag said, not true. It's dangerous to wallabies, each year are involved in MSU research. be used and destroyed research, Hoag explained. drafted into The animals are well tomorrow." "I have walked in and adding, It's better to use generalize, of course, but campus they would not abuse their research programs aimed at treated, Hoag maintained, A greater number of seen some things and been animals for experimental animals. improving the welfare of explaining that they animals now are being used ready to close the purposes to benefit human housed i n in studies of aging processes, beings. "All of our work relates specially-developed caging he said, adding that they to humans," Warren G. systems and fed live until they die actual clinically-balanced meals. deaths. Hoag, director of the Center "The happy animal is a For other experiments, for Laboratory Animal normal animal such as those involving Research, said Wednesday. "And certainly our funds physiologically and a better blood typing, animals may come from sources subject for investigation," be used for as long as five interested in human he explained. years, he continued. The cages can be divided The cost of supporting an problems." in sections for a variety of animal may reach more than Investigations have included such areas as species of animals, Hoag $2 each day and Hoag said. A caging unit, valued indicated the cost would muscular distrophy, blood at $1,200, could be used to decline only slightly if the typing, kidney research and effects of pesticides and house eight rabbits, then animal were to be kept alive herbicides on live animals. converted for use by four after its experiments had monkeys or two large dogs, ended. Most of the animals he explained. The entire Standards regulating the involved are bred for unit could be used for one animals deaths stipulate that research purposes, with as animal in cases requiring they be killed as humanely much genetic similarity as isolation for the study of a as possible, Hoag said. After possible, Hoag said. Other communicable disease, he death, the animals are animals, like monkeys, are added. placed in a special purchased from firms which The system, developed at incinerator for what could have taken them from MSU, eventually will be be considered cremation, he jungles for experimental made available to added. use, he added. researchers at other The animals used in Some, like dogs and cats, institutions. research "are probably are taken from animal "Everything is very being treated better than strictly controlled — the most pets are," Hoag said. CENTRAL UNITED animals are very "They are never isolated. comfortable," Hoag said. It's not taking the animal METHODIST Death, too, is out of the cage and Unusual comfortable generally exercising him that's cloaked behind an overdose important; it's the Jon Rawson, Quincy graduate student in biological sciences, performs a live animal of anesthetic. socialization — the contact Fight Like Christians" operation on a female monkey. 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Sun. 1:00 - 3:00 - 5:00-7:05-9:15 I■ Color s-, kevin McCarthy , "Ocesslno , Screenplay by THOMAS R1CKMAN and CALVIN CLEMENTS V I1 tank",o'°p* ?(1 to" 1 & w sctla). b Story by BARRY SANDLER sasc-oonelus I "Ugerua K1'n 4 Cholce °f Executive Producers JULES LEVY and ARTHUR GARDNER I Velfow Vn ,8' 9rMn 4 Produced by MARTY ELFAND Directed by JERROLD FREEDMAN I■ pAPER 'u» to a*"' xTiVtmp i1 > THE 211 ss SSEI MEwoaxos MGM 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August 18, 1972 SPORTS- RICK G0SSELIN Seven Spartans How to save Tigers: head for Munich anyone. Revise the order second base so as . . . to be in farm club to Baltimore fo Former MSU student in games history. corps, and Charles The clean - up man is the scoring position for a single, Boog Powell he can do is - bec f° Marcia Smoke of Buchanan, The roll call of athletes McCaffree, director of longest of long ball hitters too. Your eighth search of our f]y ou7 1 a U.S. Olympian for the with MSU backgrounds Men's Swimming Programs, on your team. He's your hitter is number, hitter I third time, heads a Spartan besides Smoke includes Art as assistant manager of the Babe Ruth, Stan Musial and normally the second worst man and doubles Joe DiMaggio all rolled into batter in the line up, next offer one of thrpp delegation of seven to the Demling in football U.S. men's swimming team. - ni„ world games starting Aug. (soccer), Fred Lowe in Smoke, the former one. He should be able to to the pitcher of course who (either John Knox u? LaGrow Boston for Rico Lu'mpJJ 26 in Munich. weightlifting, Roger Young Marcia Jones, has been at hit the ball somewhere into bats ninth. But because of or Jerry Smoke will be competing in cycling and Marilyn the top of the national the Detroit River at least shrewd base running by the petJZ? in the 500 - meter kayak Corson who's made the women's kayak competition once every 12 times at bat. seventh man, the eighth (but when we have to S singles in canoeing, an event Canadian team in the last ten years. Just last He to generally lacks the speed swipe bases but this is batter only has to come through for single enabling inCobo Hall the so as Fenway Pferk left fie|d t0 £ in which she won a bronze swimming. weekend in a pre • Olympic * a medal in 1964 and was Also participating are tuneup she won the senior excusable because Ms size the seventh man to score. along to make douZ fourth in 1968. She was the MSU head trainer Gayle 500 - meter one - person enables him to clout the ball He has also got to be a easier for Rico.) first American woman ever Robinson as a member of race at the National all over the upper deck. You relaible hit - and • run man: We acquire Houston', to win a medal in canoeing the U.S. team Flatwater Canoe and Kayak don't run hard when the you figure here if the Cesar Cedeno training as our number championships near ball is never in the field of seventh man can't get home seven man opportunist for Cambridge, Ohio. play. on the merits of the eighth Alex Johnson (Wh0 Demling, from St. Louis, Your fifth batter is your batter, you want him on latched onto earlier frora Mo., lettered in soccer for next best home run hitter — third where your pitcher — Cleveland in a deal Willie sending MSU in 1968 - 69 - 70 and he's in the order just in case who happens to be the best Horton to tk! first team All - old Casey fails at the clean - bunter on the team — can Indians.) The eighth and THE was a "I don't know how to tell you guys this," Billy America pick in 1970. He's Martin is saying, "but you are all out of jobs. We've up spot. He also hits squeeze him home. second worst hitter on the considered one of the top doubles and triples with squad will be filled in the devised a new lineup, bringing in new people." performers on a Yank unit The pitcher will, of order by Hank great regularity. He's Aguirre, who WEATHEBYANE making its first appearance in the games in 48 years. Lowe, an MSU graduate continually get on base. A walking man might be primarily a fly ball hitter. If the ball is not hit out of the park, he should be good for course, squeeze during Martin who can. The his will find him home ups or Billy someone we talked out of and bid higher for services than the retirement Grand his Billy Martin had a good advisable. And if the lead - that long sacrifice fly that only catch Rapids Sullivans. This kills who lives in Lansing, here is that the thing going when he drew off man has speed: more can score a run in the new player two birds with one competes at 165vfe pounds stone his batting order out of a bottom of the ninth. must be a pitcher. Someone and was a member of the power to him. He also must (though we're rearranging hat. He was 1 0 with the have a good eye and good The sixth man is your has to be able to take the the entire order to 1968 Olympic team, placing - kill 0ne experiment, but even he baseball sense: he's got to doubles hitter. With the mound for the Tigers in the bird — the Baltimore eighth at Mexico City. bird) admits the theory has got a know what to do and when seventh, eighth and ninth UUIUmijiiiiuiiii; Young, from Detroit, will batters coming to the plate, enroll at MSU this fall. His long way to go before he to do it when he gets on can employ it day - in and base. this man has got to be on event is the 1,000 meter day - out under game The second batter should second so if someone comes match sprint. circumstances. Eddie be the jack of all hitting through with a single he can Corson, a March Brinkman just can't produce trades. He should have a get home with a run. He's from the clean superb hit - and - run also got pretty good speed. graduate, clinched her berth - up spot in butterfly at the Canadian against everyone as he did capacity and also the long He's got to be able to keep trials last week. She's a against Cleveland. Norm power. In case of the pitcher off balance and Canadian citizen whose Cash isn't exactly the fastest emergency, he should also destroy his concentration. If human in baseball cleats and be able to shorten up and the pitcher is thinking about parents reside in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. from his lead - off spot, it drop a bunt down the first the guy on second, he might The Gerry Camponaire was the first major development In would take three singles to base line. Speed isn't slip up and feed the seventh tent design In the past two decades and has been copied both here and abroad. Its 6' x 8' floor area, cross - ridge, and drive him in. prerequisite here — but it's batter a pitch worth hitting exterior poles give I* plenty of room for 3 people and the But throw your hat away, nice to have. It keeps - worth hitting for a single ladles like it especially because you can stand up to get r. Aaron, you're a Tiger." Aaron: "Tell me n<_ dressed. It's lightweight, large size and Ralnvent features Billy, the solution to your opposing pitchers on their and an RBI. ■■■■■■■■■a I make it the most efficient backpack tent available. hitting and run scoring woes toes. Your seventh man is the bottom half of the inning. because Aguirre will handle is here. The Martinian hat The third batter should squad's opportunist. When the pitching chores and w episode is a thing of the past be an average hitter — no, the pitcher makes that slip Now, how does all this also fill the worst hitter role I Shop fa all seasms ITEMS OUT OF and a more practical and feasible games way rests to win ball in the not a mediocre one, but a while worrying about the player that hits for the high sixth man who is taking a average. He definitely must Lou Brock lead of second relate to the Detroit Tigers? Well Billy, first we trade the rights to Don Mossi to that we normally save for the ninth man in the line I I 2283 Grand River, Okemos, Mich. PAWN -up. mechanical setting up of a have the home run strength base, the seventh hitter has Oakland from Campy And finally, we get one I FOR SALE! 3800 S. Mission, Mt. Pleasant, Mich. batting order. somewhere in his nucleus got to powder that ball to Campaneris who we will use of the supreme bunters in I First off, Martin must and must scare pitchers by right so as to drive in the for that fast, singles hitting the game — Denny McLain I 4310 W. Saginaw, Lansing, Mich. lead off with a singles hitter just stepping into the guy on second. And if the lead - off man. Then we — from Atlanta for Mickey I player batter's box. Your purpose right fielder throws the ball swap 25 World Series rings — a who can Lolich, who previously h; here is to make the pitcher home in trying to cut down to the Chicago Cubs for our asked to be traded to a team I throw cautiously — maybe the sixth man who is trying long ball, hit - and - run that could score a few runs I too cautious so as to walk to score from second and is specialist Billy Williams. For for him. But McLain would I the third man and be forced too fast to be thrown out at our feared third man we have to play second base I to face the clean - up hitter, the plate, the seventh man in sepd Jim Campbell, Bill because Aguirre agreed t< - Speed again isn't a the order has to have the Munson and Dave Bing to come back only if he could I wmmf necessity, but it never hurt saavy to trot on down to Cincinnati for Johnny pitch. But with McLain, we I Bench. For our long ball really wouldn't Capture hitting clean - up man we shell out Rons Nischwitz and Perranoski along with Aguirre, so we could send him off to Boston for Carl Yastrzemski who would I I I the Charley Maxwell for Hank Aaron. For our fifth batter provide us excellent bench I strength. But then — the long fly ball - sacrifice already have good Bench I sparkling, hitter — we ship our Toledo strength. refreshing aire One of East Lansing's favorite of the cool restaurants. . . Warren's Poplars mountain has a delightful new look and a new name to match. We proudly announce the It must be twenty years since the place was GRAND OPENING of newly painted. But you won't be able to tell it remodeled, when the job's dont. And while you're working, the great taste of Coca-Cola WARREN'S keeps everybody happy. NEW PLACE | It's the real thing. Coke. 2758 E. Grand River East Lansing 332-2113 I authority ol Tho Coca-Cola Company by The Coco-Cola Bottling Company of Michigan The BACK-TO-SCHOOL scene at .. . The VILLAGE CREEN aemm*efS '°r 9UyS an<1 98'S Turtle neck tops — colors, colors, colors . . . Peanut super low pants with 30" Jumbo Bells!) 2. Western styled shirts Nigh rise super cuffed baggii solids, plaids, cor"- — Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August 18, 1972 || Jail program acts (Continued from page 1) as guide to reform and cIasses» Jlm Frank minantly maie staff, but that Sheriff Harvey has been rehabilitation program administrator at Ingham County Jail, jail guards joined a class of 11 inmates who finished adult officials to map out county crime hot iperative in her abrupt enort to start a program there think have shown existing jails can be argues. "However, I basic education spots and to organize we changed." during their confinement. At the same sheriff's department files. They ilar to one in Ingham County. Space in the modern Mason facility has been reallocated time, Schoder and his staff went back to point out that only one college for a brief secretary from the rehabilitation staff was listed as having jail rehabilitation representatives from 12 Michigan so that it can be used period to earn three credits in a basic to better advantage by the psychology course. access to the computer on the grant application filed with 1 „ries came to Ingham County Jail on July 10, they rehabilitation program staff. Such progressive Among these are small offices, departures from jail norms have earned Model Cities, although several law enforcement ... °-«n that they had many problems in the Schoder some statewide officials were |nd, l'ke Ren°' jail chapel, parts of the license bureau and undersheriff's office, plus three recognition and increased funds for his programs, but he continues to take a pragmatic view of listed. portable classroom units Proposed solution was to organize a statewide installed in the jail courtyard. the situation. Other staff members indicate a lot of hard footwork will ation of county jail rehabilitation people to act as a Other jails, like one in Calhoun "How are we County under the going to help the cops in the street unless be needed to combat the problem, l£.al lobby and pressure group. direction of Sheriff Paul M. Schoder, are only beginning to somebody does something?" he asks. "The system hasn't more these programs expand, the more we'll need shift gears in rehabilitation worked in all these years that we've had jails." "Our big hangup is employment," Herschel Roper, a jail programs. Calhoun is slated to type of thing," one seminar B participant said. Many receive approximately $600,000 in the next three However, neither Schoder's enthusiasm nor counselor who works in the community to find jobs for _ years for Ingham they believe a power base will be a necessity if the cooperative programs with neighboring Kalamazoo County's hardware have been able to hurdle the basic inmates being released, says. "Not only is it hard on those i jnis are to survive. but officials have already taken the first County, problem of accepting former offenders back into who have never been in trouble, but it is even harder on steps in preparing a society. fjj'bers of these still fledgling rehabilitation programs balanced rehabilitation program by making the best of what tho6e with basic deficiencies." Ttify strongly with the growing nationwide movement little they have to work with now. Ingham County Sheriff Kenneth Preadmore . - and his staff Only recently have employers started to open up and r orison reform and believe they are contributing to depending .. are . , . . Schoder follows a regimen of on another piece A of hardware to help with , ... security, discipline and iieress in updating Michigan's penal institutions. They are fairness in running the jail, seeing personally to many small that nrnhlpm thmmh hatrinn filo^ that problem, though, having filed a nvont o grant with Model nifiocCities v t former offenderS) Roper ' r sayS. ' He cites Lansing's6. Eticularly encouraged by new statewide jail rules Oldsmobile plant as one major employer which has . .... items which cost little money but programs to fund a $102,000 computer which recently help to make a jail aid in both fighting crime and rehabilitation. they say will started an affirmative Keduled to be put into effect in the next few months sentence more bearable for inmates. These include allowing hiring program, called "Project iich will ease inmate restrictions and mandate increased ping pong matches in cells, furnishing used radios and Higher," which is aimed at the diadvantaged to give those Frank says the with a criminal record chance to fcabilitation facilities. televisions for inmate use, computer can be used to help predict jail a straighten out their lives. improving food and talking with recidivism rates, assist outside ■Some of the problems encountered by rehabilitation inmates regularly. agencies in making inmate referrals, provide an information pool and promote training However, Roper says that the rehabilitation staff is [s center around outdated and cramped jail facilities, Schoder has a close rapport with jail inmates which is inmates as computer key punch operators. extremely careful in making job recommendations to y 0f which are located in metropolitan areas. reflected in his staff and inmate programs. Some observers are skeptical, however, predicting the employers because one bad experience can turn a source off ["New jails have to have rooms specifically for interviews At a unique summer graduating ceremony in June, two for good. computer will be used primarily by law enforcement He indicates they hope to begin to appeal to more lob wContinued from page 1) University, the office draws employers by using supplementary payments to motivate people to hire former inmates. By offering to pay the employer small sums for the first few months he hires a former offender, their hope is to make the is well worth his while to recruit such an individual. employer see it employer manager of residence halls, department heads "If a guy has a good job, he gets back his self worth and and living for jobs, despite still be able to hire that disagreed, maintianing, finally to the person in But, he added, "We've never sent to President Wharton in so many of the problems are solved," Frank says. Jatements by John student," William MacLeod, "What we do in the Student charge of the Student had a knock - down, drag - July. lingleton, director of the asst. director of the Employment Office will not Employment Office. out fight with a student." Additional objections to "I object to the space icemen t Bureau, that such Placement Bureau in charge affect what we do in that they're going to be At no stage in the -uation would not arise. ["There has been talk that of student employment, said. "We have no control residence halls." Residence halls, which process mediator would a student be plans involving the Student Employment Office came using and to the way that space was designated," the east Room k Placement Bureau could over the hiring; what we have involved, from Robert Menson, Fochtman said. "There was Friday's Feature Dinner supplied most Buchner said. ky any student work, but want to do is more guaranteed jobs in past president of the Council of no student input into the r "A lot of students will Graduate Students, could be further adequately who _ counsel years, will retain their feel ill at ease way that space was to be DEEP FRIED Km the truth," Shingleton students." dealing with questioned the location of used." lid. The Student The right of residence p riority Underwood said. systems, administrators," continued. he the office in the Stefanoff OYSTERS 3.80 liployment Office could halls, which employ the Heads of other campus The grievance procedure Lounge and the amount of The lounge was chosen as Selection from our SALAD BAR Jfuse to authorize largest number of student money to be spent on the site of the Student hiring units have had a also had no provisions for choice of potato or vegetable fcployment of a student workers on campus, to number of questions about remodeling. Employment Office students who had specific by Individual loaf of bread & butter Ko was scheduled to be continue their priority the program, but all major members of the University lid more than the complaints against the Costs of remodeling will Dessert system of hiring residence concerns have been Student Space Utilization office. ^ximum wage, he added, hall residents before other Employment total no more than $39,000, James M. Beverage resolved, MacLeod said. Office, Buckner said. Peters, director of ["If an employer wants to students is now "I don't see any Other offices, University officials said. space utilization, said the Use Alle'entrance or fourth level of ? a student within the questionable, Buckner including room was chosen because of department on campus that the ombudsman and Equal Menson, Buckner and ramp for direct access. regulations and claimed, can't live with the program its location near the Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 ■assifications of the Robert Underwood, Opportunity Programs, Paula Fochtman, president Placement Bureau and p.m. we've got," he added. would be of Residence Halls available if Buckner also rejected the Assn., because it has not received announced dealing method with employe for students had grievances of this type, Shingleton said. jointly voiced objections to use of the lounge in a letter adequate use as a student lounge. Jacobson's falinger trip said grievances. The plan which created Employment the Student Office hurt peace described discount records three bids step a - grievance procedure in which students would first Continued from page 1) Vietnamese about prisoners discuss problems with their y 18 and Aug. 9 and of war. supervisors. ind no change in the McGovern said Ziegler If students were not rth Vietnamese position [arding release of was had wrong to say that he refused White House satisfied after those discussions, they could then presents sonets. briefings. take problems to their When asked if he had any dence that the peace orts jeopardized, Down I own were ■gler said: "It could pardize them ...we are not 1 [J • Switr aimr. CANNONBALL ADDERLEY are of what was said in 104 S. WASHINGTON SQUARE Ph. 482-8415 John&Yoko/ meetings and there is Plastic Ono Band way for me to make that dgment." Ziegler When down at the phasized the word ould." Oids Parade stop Ziegler said he ecting his comments was to a in at the Deli for a iresentative of McGovern Baking to the North a quick sandwich or meal. 'tnamese. This is "a ferent category," he said, >m a representative of a «ily talking to the North $329 ON SHELTER RECORDS ON APPLE RECORDS $329 ON CAPITOL RECORDS $329 ON ISLAND RECORDS ON CAPITOL RECORDS $329 ON CAPITOL RECORDS THE KING O CLASSICAL RECORDS ROCK ON SALE THIS WEEK: SUNDAY OFF AUG. 20 COLUMBIA Va LIST (TODAY THROUGH THURSDAY, AUGUST 24) MAGIC HOURS: MONDAY FRIDAY - 10:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. Now playing SATURDAY 10:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. SUNDAY 12 NOON - 5:00 P.M. through Sat. nite 225 ANN STREET EAST LANSING THE 2843 E. Grand River STABLES 361-1200 iscount records 1 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan j197J| C STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil hunk Scooters & classified^ acfs get DATSUN 14,000 1200 miles, sedan 1972. excellent MOTORCYCLE REPAIRS. All makes. SMALL Cycles ENGINE Apartments Houses MAN s Saturday. 3 speed. 1 year Mu„ ' « b, condition. Call 625-7336. resQlts 4-8-18 ENTERPRISE, INC. East State Road. 482-0408. 121 EAST LANSING, roommate LARGE NEWLY decorated condition. 355-31h'H needed to share cost of 2 / home. 568 Spartan. Will rent 2-8-18 cole's BAKErv DODGE DART swinger 1970. 2 to responsible PHONE 355-8255 man luxury apartment. surplus 347 Student Services Bldg. door vinyl hardtop. Power steering, radio. Recently new 1967 TRIUMPH Trophy 500. Walking distance to campus. students.2-8-21 reduced prices baker7l, "1/3 to m Running peachy. $450. Call 655-2330 after 5 p.m. »t retail tires. Selling for $1150. Call 332-1957, 6 - 7 p.m. 1-8-18 8-8-21 NEED ONE, 2 girls. Real close, prices, great "m flreat •AUTOMOTIVE 355-9972 or 351-3424. own room. After 6 p.m. economy! Slm> 4-8-25 351-1175.1-8-18 store. 640 South Scooters & Cycle* HONDA CB450. 5,000 miles. 1 or 2 bedroom furnished mobile Must homes. $25 - $40 per week. immediately North offS Parts & Service see. Touring bike. FORD 1969 Galaxie, automatic, Quiet and peaceful on lake. 10 expressway, c-2-8-18 ' Aviation power steering, brakes. Fairing. 393-8652. X 5-8-18 Rooms minutes to campus. 641-6601. 8 •EMPLOYMENT Excellent condition. 1970 TRIUMPH months women's 650cc. 0-8-25 627-9089. 4-8-25 SINGLE MEN. Clean, quiet. Bed BSA. Excellent •FOR RENT Excellent condition. Call linens furnished. ED 7-2758 C0J Apartments FORD 1963 Galaxie 500. after 5:30 p.m. 353-0975. 1-8-18 STODDARD APARTMENT 2 man. 1 bedroom, furnished, after 4 p.m. 1-8-18 — ®!'_33I"°221. 3-8-21 Houses Rooms Fastback, condition, V - 8. clean radio. 355-2933. 3-8-21 Good AM/FM Auto Service & Parts close, quiet. $172.50. 351-8238. a 10-8-25 SORORITY HOUSE U^D5ZEGTH^n| 525. Guaranteed. STEntJ •FOR SALE room/board. Private floor. Fall term. Call shoppe. 543 East River. c-11-8-25 j' Animals FURNISHED APARTMENT. FORD FAIRLANE 1968, 2 AUTOMOTIVE RE¬ 332-0851.2-8-21 Mobile Homes PLACEMENT Ideal for grad or married door V 8, very good parts, used, mm - •Lost & Found student. One year lease. MEN. SENIOR or grad students. scott condition. $850 or best offer. new and rebuilt at LOWEST Gar'ar receiver DISCOUNT $155/month. Call 485-3140. Need a room for school? Nice turntable '..J •PERSONAL 353-0910. 5-8-25 PRICESI 7-8-25 location. speakers; Smith CorJ •PEANUTS PERSONAL HEIGHTS AUTO PARTS. Parking. Call typewriter. Phone •REAL ESTATE FORD GALAXIE 500, 1963. Like new V - 8, 489-4500. 485-2276. C-1-8-18 EAST LANSING luxury IV2-8932 references. 2-8-18 after 5 p.m., Ask for Don. S- 332-615? 5-8-25 ' •RECREATION 2-8-18 VW - GUARANTEED repair. 'i WONDER mo TUAT COULD BE ?' efficiencies available RANDY'S MOBIL. I - 96 at September 18, Air •SERVICE TWO WOMEN to share house, emt/KLVSPEAM*, /Ort/Sli /£• LAMN6. HW. conditioning, close to Shelves, $2 Instruction FORD 1969, V - 8 automatic. Power steering and brakes. Okemos Road. 349-9620. C-8-25 campus. Phone 351-1258. own room. $75/month plus each. Slee^J utilities. 2558 Small Acres Typing Service Good condition. $650. 8-8-25 Lane, Call 349-1430 after 4 •TRANSPORTATION 1-224-2402. 4-8-25 FOREIGN CAR PARTS. •WANTED CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 Employment For Rent MSU FACULTY very p.m. ONLY. 3-8-21 NEW ITALIAN 10 , NOVA 1972, low mileage, must East Kalamazoo Street. 1 mile comfortable and spacious TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT. SINGLE. MALE student. Block •• sacrifice. Call after 5 p.m. West of campus. 487-5055. unfurnished apartment home. RATES •• 489-4664. 5-8-25 C-8-25 Beginning August 21 through October 21. Previous Apartments I block to downtown. Union. Cooking, parking. 314 Evergreen. 332-3839. 5-8-25 Carpeting, 1V4 baths. 2 OLDSMOBILE 1965, F- 85, KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair Keypunch experience or ROOMMATE NEEDED for 2 bedrooms, fireplace, dining SONY TAPE cassette recorded J MEN.SINGLES and doubles now tape record,, standard shift V - 6. 648 work on Volkswagen, bugs, typing speed of 70 wpm. Call man apartment starting 15th room, renge, no refrigerator. 332-6551 extension 288. available. Clean, quiet, close, 332-0861.2-8-18 Cavanaugh Rd. 393-7877. busses, Ghias. GRAND September. Call Joe, All utilities included, $225. in asa jeu am taiB 2-8-18 cooking. 485-8836. 0-8-25 3-8-18 RIVER CITCO. 1054 East 332-8087. 4-8-25 Lease September tn BEE1 SEJ tzn SEE Grand River. 351-9274. 1973. to Phone answering 15, AQUARIUMS. 10, equipped, with stand, $25 fa! 8~j_ OPEL KADETTE 1968 station C-8-25 ALCOA, 8 men needed, evenings WANTED, 1 WOMAN for 2 FURNISHED ROOM for ffi Bffi service, 484-4014. 2-8-18 all. 355-1117. 3-8-21 23 za ssi] wagon. Big machine 1500cc. and Saturdays. Don't work for man. Grad preferred. Quiet. woman, family home, $2 - $3 an hour, if you are EQ S3 SE3 SEED Body very good, runs well. MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East worth more, 489-3494. Close. Fall - Summer. $72. ROOMMATE: MALE, non - kitchen privileges, some SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.) 48,000 miles. $750 or near Kalamazoo Street . . . Since Call 337-0908. B-1-8-18 smoker, Whitehall sitting. 351-1356. 3-8-23 Grand garage sale. qjj UJE 3Z22 offer. 351-6187.1-8-18 1940. Complete auto painting C-8-25 Apartments, Okemos, $75. items, children's and Household aduj and collision Phone 353-9252, 351-3859. EAST LANSING Male student. 23 ^ ^53 OPEL WAGON - 1968. 2 new service. PART TIME employment; END YOUR . Close to campus. Parking. clothing, ski clothing, 485-0256. C-8-25 5-8-25 tires. $750 or best. 353-0911. evenings and weekends. furniture, books. 9 a.m. •) 332-0205. 7-8-25 DEADLINE Excellent p.m. 401 Southlawn, Em 3-8-18 compensation PARKING WORRIES NOW, FOR male, 1 P.M. one class day Aviation program. Automobile see ROOM FOR man, across from Lansing. Between GraJ required. 351-5800. C-8-25 Twyckingham Apartments, River and M 78, East of before publication. PONTI AC 1963. Red The most parking per unit - Room A 14 after 5:30 p.m. Union. 211V4 Grand River, convertible, black top, 4 - Harrison. 2-8-18 LEARN TO FLY I Complete in East Lansing at 5-8-25 upstairs. 7-8-25 cylinder, automatic, radio. OFFSET PRESS operator. Cancel! at ions/Cor¬ flight training. All courses are Burcham Woods. Call 353-7000. 4-8-23 Experience helpful. Part time $1400 ZILDJIAN and Ludwg rections - 12 noon one government and VA certified. Furnished studio, 1 FRATERNITIES, SORORITIES SINGLES, DOUBLES. Close to / full time. 489-7558 for combination. Will take ben class day before PONTIAC 1970. LeMans, FRANCIS AVIATION. bedroom and 2 bedroom and Co - ops. Groups of campus, furnished, carpeted. interview. 4-8-25 offer over $650. Contact,; publications. 13,000 miles. 4 speed Hurst. Airport Road. Call 484-1324. apartments, from adjoining apartments $13 $18 weekly. 215 Louis. - 482-7922. 5-8-25 C-8-25 only available Buckets, like new. Best offer. plus large meuting 351-4495 or 351-5829. The State News will be RENTAL AGENTS. We have $129/month. 351-5705.2-8-18 room. Contact LEE 0-11-8-25 50 USED SEWING immediate openings for MACHINES, responsible only for the HALSTEAD, 351-7910, 444 $9.95 and first day's incorrect TOYOTA CORONA 1970, 4 Employment additional rental agents to interview prospective tenants. NOW LEASING Michigan. 4-8-25 ROOM IN house. Fall - Spring. portables, Zig up. Consoles and Zag and insertion. door, 4 speed shift, call $60 per month, 355-9812. Real Estate license necessary. straight stitchers. Also, us 355-7850. 5-8-25 TYPIST - PART time 3 - 9 p.m. 1 OR 2 woman for 3 man, 2-8-18 Call Mr. Bouman at vacuum cleaners. $3,50 m All students ads must be 70 w.p.m. 3 nights a week. Capitol Villa. $68.50/month. ELECTRO -GRAND,80< TRIUMPH GT - 6t 1969. Apply in person today 2 3 EDWARD G. HACKER Burcham Woods Call Kristi, 332-6168. 2-8-21 up. C"'" / Mechanically sound, p.m. 427% Albert £t. W - COMPANY, I REALTORS, 745 Burcham For Sale East Michigan, Lansing, Hours, 9 a.r excellent interior. Divorce a adqu 513 HILLCREST, 2 blocks forces sale. Call Tom, Saturday, 9 -12 noon. C-&2| MAILING ROOM help, day and ngs 351-3118 MSU. 2 bedrooms, nicely 337-1080. 3-8 18 YOU WON'T believe our large nisfit shift, apply in person. if no answer - 484-4014 furnished, new building, wide SCOTT Automotive 3308 South Cedar, Suite 11, lawns. $280 - $300, including selection of frame styles. RECEIVER, I WORK STUDY students wanted OPTICAL DISCOUNT. 2615 turntable and speakers;Sm Lansing. 1-8-18 heat. 332-5751. 1-8-18 Corona tonight (8/18) and part of WANTED: ROOMMATE male, East Michigan Avenue. typewrite BUICK SPECIAL, 1963. Good transportation. Best offer. Saturday and Sunday. 731 Apartments. $70; call GIRL OVER 21. Next 332-6154 Ask for Don. $-| VOLVO 144S automatic 1967. APPLICATIONS ARE now 353-9008 after 4 p.m. 1-8-18 to 5-8-25 3 5 1 - 1 209. Great Call 655-1421. 3-8-21 Share bedroom; RARE OLD instruments. Large Air, radio. Leaving country. being taken for possible campus; opportunity. 3-8-18 Must sell. 355-7908. 2-8-18 employment male or female. BABYSITTER NEEDED on $72.50. 332-4425. 3-8-23 discounts on new 100 USED VACUUM cleann CHEVY II 1964. 6 cylinder, 2 Hours available,11 a.m. to instruments. ELDERLY Tanks, canisters and uprighdl VW 1964, squareback sunroof, campus. Monday - Friday, 11 door, standard, radio, new 1:30 p.m. and evenings. Neat FALL: THIRD girl needed, $60, INSTRUMENTS. 541 East Guaranteed 1 full year,$7.8S| tires, $200. Phone 351-4571. 3-8-21 $225 or best offer. Call 485-1184.3-8-21 personal appearance essential. Apply in person, McDonald's a.m. - 5 p.m., for Fall. My home. 355-9827. 1-8-18 YES . t». 71 1 Burcham. 337-2311. 1-8-18 Marie, Grand River. C-1-8-18 and DISTRIBUTING up. DENNI COMPANY,| Restaurant. 8:30 NIKKORMAT 316 North Cedar, CORVETTE 1964. CONVERTIBLE 327 engine, 4 speed GO ON Want a savings spreel Shop Ads for household 10:30 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. to a.m. to For Rent joints per Houses lenses for BODY. Zoom Pentax and City Market. C-8-25 4:30 p.m. No phone callsl Minolta. Sansui 1000 AM/FM Hurst, AM/FM, after 6 p.m. 3-8-21 645-7366 good. column now. Check the For Sale 1024 East Grand Avenue and 234 West Grand River apartment* GIRL TO SHARE 2 bedroom stereo receiver. Sony TC8 8 TYPEWRITER and balconies, too track recorder. Used coior Corona electric portable, liktl house. $70/month plus V4 River Avenue. East Lansing. 2-8-21 $9.50/month. No deposit. All utilities. 393-5148. 2-8-18 TVs. 1,000 used 8 - track tapes. Wall tapestries, stereo new. $70. Call 332-6051.| • Leasing for Fall 1-8-18 equipment guaranteed. Call albums. WILCOX SECOND COOK: FALL term, Monday NE JAC, 337-1300. C-8-25 • Roommate Service - HAND STORE, 509 East Friday Lunches, Dinners for Michigan 485-4391. 25.351-8435.3-8-23 BankAmericard, Apartments WATER'S EDGE Charge, Layaway. 8 a.m. - Master BABYSITTER NEEDED on RIVER'S EDGE 5:30 p.m. Monday MALE ROOMMATE Cedar next to Cedar Village campus for 254 year boy. Full 116 BAILEY, 4 man, $230 plus Saturday. C-4-8-25 time Monday - Friday, Village, Fall, Winter, Spring. 332-4432 8 - Call 351-5294.3-8-21 utilities. 12 months. Phone 5:30. My home or yours. KAWASAKI 90, plus 2 single GIRL TO share 4 / girl 337-9474. 5-8-25 355-7791 after 6 p.m. or beds, springs, and mattresses, WOODSIDE NORTH townhouse. $60/month. 355-8270 extension 79, days. LOVELY 349-1553. 1-8-18 Apartments. 2 man, 393-6265. 3-8-21 FURNISHED, 2 3-8-18 bedroom houses. V/i miles to furnished, 1 bedroom. 1800 SCHWINN FEMALE ROOMMATE desires 10 speed, excellent Hasiett Road. Quiet. $170. campus. $170 - $225 plus PHYSICAL THERAPY to share utilities. condition, $85. See at 121 Call 332-4987. 5-8-18 2 bedroom 349-3604 or students, free apartment for apartment with 349-1540 from 10 a.m. to 10 River, East Lansing.1-8-18 same, help with M.S. patient, WANTED 2 roommates. Fee 484-3932, 353-3249. 3-8-23 p.m. 0-5-8-25 355-7467. X-3-8-21 ONE POLAROID Apartments. Good deal. Swinger Cheap. 1-313-581-6266. GIRL TO share furnished 2 THREE BEDROOM camera, brand new, $10. SECRETARY - FULL time, 9 - house, 3-8-21 bedroom apartment across unfurnished, available Fall 349-1865.1-8-18 5, Tuesday - Saturday. from campus, 351-0949 after term. $250 monthly. Phone FREE RENT! Contact Mrs. Ross, 393-6130. 1313 Mary Avenue. 3-8-21 LOVELY bedroom FURNISHED, apartments. 2 121 6 p.m. 4-8-25 351-7711. After 5 p.m. ONE wall VW size tire, brand (560x15) white new. $15. 2-8-18 Move in now! Free rent til Beal. 2 - 3 persons, $195 - NEED BABYSITTER Tuesdays FURNISHED. CLOSE. 3 Sept. 15 with new 9 mth. leases and Thursdays. Hours $225 includes utilities. people. Utilities included, NEED PEOPLE for large four - 10 SPEED 349-3604 from 10 a.m. to 10 man. Own room. bicycle, Dynaco pre - for student buildings only. negotiable, for Fall. lease, August 1. 349-3358. Close, $60. amp, 0-5-8-25 amps, tuner, assorted 349-3397. 3-8-21 p.m. 13-8-25 351-1175 after 6 p.m.1-8-18 Maximum security deposit only speakers, 351-7985. 2-8-18 $150 per apt! to see the studio, married students 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom apts. CROSSWORD & faculty contact the resident managers below. PUZZLE ACROSS 1,2, & 3 1 Battle •BEECHWOOD S<' 30. Chalice bedroom apts. 4. Other 31. Pindar work 8. Tangy sauce 32. Through DELTA ARMS some with study 11. Astound 332-m*$t' 12. Gaunt 33. Toss a coin 34. Gemstone 13. Oessert 36. Transaction EVERGREEN ARMS 341 Evergreen 332-8295 from *149 per mo. 14. Surface-to-air 38. Three-toed sloths HASLETT ARMS coiiingwood 332-3843 UNFURNISHED 47. Saul's 19. Gear ► NORTH POINTE "40 Hasiett Rd. grandfather 20. Carte 48. French assent children welcome 22. Stately 49. Certain 26. Taunt 50. Large cask please, no pets 28. Take to court 51! Boxing term 2. Distant 5- - r~ conwiu s M r6 r/A B 9 .0 % UNIVERSITY VILLA KNOB HILL Kerosene 635 Abbott Rd. 9, 1 1°. I do 332-2189, " 12 13 351-2249 ■M 10 % 16 16, Shoshonean 18 By birth ► INN AMERICA APARTMENTS '7 % <8 •V 21. Adw"la8e 20 % if % B % v> 23 tscorts 24 French 2° Models open daily. %% 26 27 % 72 $0 25 once arouna 26 Position OPEN Monday 28 29 VA •Free bus service to campus. - Friday 27. Orle 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. IT 29. woolly P*' Roommate service available. Saturday 1*5 W 32. Crinkly W* p.m. 35 33. Rem°,e HALSTEAD LOCATED % % V/< 36 39 % "4O P1 MI 35. Sarlak 37. Heron •13 39 Potato WHEELS TOYOTA INC H5 M6 «7 41. Irenes*' MANAGEMENT HMILE NORTH OP JOLLY RD. ON H8 *9 7/ SO 42. Irish lake 43. Destiny SI sT §i 44. Arctic^ 444 Mich. Ave. 351 - 7910 2400 [.MICHIGAN AVE. 5 Blocks West ol Frandor OKEMOS ROAD % 45 K'nd0,C <(; Swiss 1 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August 18, 1972 13 Student Service Service Typing Service Kissinger, Thieu plan second day of talks DIRECTORY PROFESSIONAL typing, any THESIS field, ibm (Continued from page 1) speculation on the purpose of Kissinger's visit. There was *electric typewriter. Call military situation. He declined to answer general agreement it is significant and could lead to ■j eve^ examlhtf) BUD'S major # glasses college travel Sharon Vliet, 627-2936. questions about whether he had brought any new proposals developments. Auto Parts Inc. 10-8-25 with him. A U.S. One line of speculation is that • contact lens Late Model Motors office Embassy spokesman noted that Kissinger is discussing with and Kissinger and Thieu were smiling as they posed for Thieu a revised proposal for a _ IX. Collina, Optoawtiiw parts a speciality. political settlement, including 130 West Grand River Ave. a new election format C6-Optlcal Services photographers at the palace before the start of the meeting. giving the Communist side better Halfway between Holt and But under odds than it now has to oust Thieu. 5218 s. LofM. 393-4230 n N Cedar 694 ? Kd 351-6010 questioning by newsmen, he said he could not characterize the atmosphere of the meeting. There is also talk of a cease 337-2737.1-8-18 - fire, which would give the COMPACT RF/RK;/' enemy control of territory gained in the offensive. FREEZER ' HOUSE PAINTING Asked if he could disclose Under an earlier proposal made 2.3 cu. ft. COMPLETE THESES SERVICE. any substance of the talks, the by Nixon, Thieu agreed Reasonable Rates Free Estimates Discount printing. ibm typing spokesman replied: "There were three Americans in there to resign one month before a new election in South bob jone8 paints $6.75/mo. and binding of theses, and their lips are sealed." Vietnam, in which he would be eligible as a candidate. ) With Student I.D. (! Jere Brown resumes, publication. Across Some attention was attracted 393-2232 by a Hanoi radio broadcast ■ .Bruce Douglas from campus, corner m.A.C. A to Z Rental r—349-1005 after 5 p.m Kissinger and other American officials held another Wednesday quoting a North Vietnamese newspaper as and Grand River, below Jones meeting Thursday night in preparation for today's session saying Nixon had proposed a "so called new peace washday savings Stationery Shop. Call with Thieu. and calling it - plan," 29c (Mr lowl golf driving range COPYGRAPH SERVICES, "nothing but a new hoax." The newspaper was Th« b«l for tow miniature golf 337-1666. C-8-25 thought to be referring to an article Without any in the American Special T.«MW»h«J0c Golf Equipment Sales information available there was much weekly news magazine Time. The article WENDROW's econowasm TYPING said the United States fairway golf range THESES and letters, was working on a proposal under 3006 VIM SI. which two transitional JB, 10 11 p.m. I blk. W. of 3««fi GRAND RIVER AVENUE— A FEW MINUTES etc. Rapid, accurate service. Experienced. 393-4075. C-8-25 j controlled "Saigon governments," one of them by the Communists, would negotiate with each other to settle the EAST OF MSU 349-2850 war in the South. WALLY'S PAR-MOR BODY SHOP ANN BROWN: Typing and ver 20 Years In Mason GOLF COURSES the aloha multilith offset printing. FREE ESTIMATES - Illuminated Driving Range Complete service for Specialize In Insurance Student Hawaiian dissertations, theses, missing from city 9 hole Par 3 orki Collls; jn Service! Fabrics & Gifts Expert Painting & Regulation course manuscripts, general typing. Announcements for It's Crazy Shirts Gay liberation office hours 677-7391 Corner Park Lk. Rd. & E. M-78 IBM. What's Grass Slippers 22 years experience. Happening must be are 1 to 3 p.m. Monday through 213 East MASON 332-3432 received in 303 Abbott Rd. 349-0850. C-8-25 the State News Friday in 24 Student Services 351-1911 office, 341 Student Services (Continued from page 1) and Bldg., or call 353-9795. off since the end of TYPING WANTED. Bldg., by noon one class day Evenings The $100 that was in the spring term rather than go and weekends. Electric before publication. No Office of Black Yearbook will account when left' home where she For Sale For Sale typewriter. Phone, 337-7272. announcements will be accepted she was having Real Estate 7-8-25 by phone or for events outside show the movie "Wait Until remains, and her parents, problems with her father, Dark" at 6 and 8 p.m. today in the greater Lansing area. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brown said. Kahn indicated BEWING MACHING Clearance 104B Wells Hall. I, 4 Sale. Brand new portables, Mobile Homes or 5 bedroom homes, must Osinski of Hamtramck, have she didn't go out much $49.95. $5 per month. Large sell. Call 372-8077 after 4 p.m. C-8-25 Transportation The Alternative Coffee House features coffee, folk 'rock, The Society for Creative not heard from her. because her boyfriend was ONE BEDROOM Anachronism, Her boyfriend, who lives in Detroit, so it might be | selection of reconditioned trailer. East dialog, friends and Jesus at 9 a nonprofit used machines. Singers, Lansing Park. Call 882-6072. COUPLE NEEDS ride West. education organization devoted in Detroit, and a sister, who reasonable to assume she Reno, Nevada. After August p.m. Saturdays at 4930 also lives in Hamtramck, Whites, Necchis, New Home and "many others", $19.95 to 4-8-25 Recreation 25th. Call after 6 p.m. Hagadorn Road, sponsored by to research the Middle hold Ages, will did not leave for a romance. the a meeting at 7:30 p.m. aroused the suspicion of Unfortunately, her exact 485-0870.3-8-23 University Reformed today $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS in Union Parlor C. All Diane's roommates. She had whereabouts may never be I DISTRIBUTING company, Personal THANK YOU for your interest. Church. interested are invited to attend. been gone three days when 115 North Wasthington, UNION BOARD FLIGHTS known, and there is growing 19-6448. C-8-25 FREE ... A lesson in complexion ARE ALL FILLED. C-8-25 Wanted There will be a special TV "Red Detachment of they called to ask for her. apprehension that only her care. Call tape presentation on Women," a color film of a "She always made it a body will be located. But 484-4519, East acupuncture anesthesia at 2, 3 modern revolutionary ballet point to tell us where she Brown and Vary continue §REE CYCLOPS T - shirts with Michigan or 485-7197, Service METAL CANOE, in good and 4 p.m. Saturday at Families Lansing Mall. MERLE from the Peoples' Republic of was going," Steve said, "but pursuing a mountain of I all portraits orders. $1.50 to condition, and boy's Schwinn Coffee Shop, 701 N. NORMAN COSMETICS sting - ray bicycle. Call Logan St. China will be shown at 8 p.m. we thought she might be at leads in hopes of receiving all others. CYCLOPS iXECUTIVE SECRETARY in Medical Center West. I STUDIOS, 220 STUDIOS. C-8-25 487-3096. S Saturday at the Women's her sister's." some positive reply. Albert, desires typing and dictation 332-0573. C-8-25 Center, 547,/2 E. Grand River The call notifying the in home, 1 day service, The India Club will celebrate PREGNANT? WE NEEDED. HOUSE with shop Ave., sponsored by women's understand. 372-4682. 19-8-25 the silver residents of 709 Grove St. Call space or shop space. Michael, jubilee of India's liberation. us. Pregnancy counseling. that neither the sister nor pHOP AND COMPARE! Lowest 372-1560. 0-8-25 ' P I N N I N 351-4571. 3-8-25 independence at 8 p.m. today in record prices in G S & stent 106B Wells Hall. Baljit Singh There will be an boyfriend had heard from MARSHALL MUSIC. ENGAGEMENTS". A Friday will speak. The movie "GUDD!" Diane led them to tell the STEREO, USED, low priced, organizational meeting for the . \nn Street. C-1-8-18 AFRO CUTS and all Afro feature of Classified will be shown. wanted by graduate student. Lansing Area lettuce boycott at police. supplies. UNION BUILDING Advertising. Deadline 12 Call 332-6891. 1-8-18 BARBER SHOP. C-1-8-18 noon Thursday. $1 per 7:30 p.m. today in 33 Union. University records show The Astronomy Dept. will be insertion. 347 Take that the junior psychology COLE'S BAKERY Student a demonstration ride in a MOTHER WITH art education holdinga public open night from ^INE BAKERY food for all Services Building. 8-25 9 to 11 p.m. glider this weekend with the major was a good student, Real Estate degree would like to babysit Saturday at the and she meals. Open Sunday, MSU Observatory. Children MSU Soaring Club. Meet at 8:30 was regarded as DEADLINE FOR Classified in my Haslett home. MEIJERS THRIFTY under 13 should be a.m. Saturday and Sunday in the quiet and friendly by others DE Advertising is August 18th 339-9481.3-8-21 I ACRES, Okemos, South WITT, 2 bedroom "A" accompanied by an adult with Union lounge, weather in the house. frame for the Welcome Week Pennsylvania, West Saginaw. insulated, panelled, one adult for each three permitting. She had been working on edition of the State News. WANTED FOR Fall term. Girl KROGER - Frandor, Logan wooded lot. 669-7662. children. Call now, 355-8255. 4-8-18 needs own room in house or Center, 4002 West Saginaw, 6-8-25 apartment within walking I 1721 North Grand River. FOR QUALITY service on Hear Marc Chover, ragtime CEDAR GREENS distance of a I C-1-8-18 GLENCAIRN. campus. GRACIOUS 2 stereos. TV's and recorders. blues guitarist from Detroit at 349-0548 days. 3-8-21 story brick on shaded street. THE STEREO SHOPPE. 8:30 p.m. Saturday downstairs MOVING SALE: Carpets. 18. 4' 3 bedrooms. IK baths, dining at 541 E. Grand River Ave. 337-1300. C-8-25 TEN SPEED bike, prefer x 12' den, recreation room, shag fits wall to wall room, Schwinn Varsity. Pay cash, | Cherry Lane living room, one fireplace, carpeting, EXTERIOR PAINTING. Grad 351-8431. 3-8-21 Gay liberation is sponsoring a wool red and one blue 9' x dishwasher. $37,000. 825 picnic from noon to dusk students, reliable, references. | 12'. Also tailor made drapes Audubon, 332-2483 after 5 Call 349-1005 after 5 p.m. FURNISHED APARTMENT. Saturday at Alton Park section from Hudson's. Excellent p.m. 6-8-25 C. For directions or more | clothing and new Cub Scout Fj-^esmmej.J^8:^ Student with pet. Fall information call 35 3-9795. miforms. Many DUPLEX, THREE PROFESSIONAL SUEDE and Spring. Call after 5 p.m. more bedroom, Everyone is welcome. I household items, 924 • A leather 353-0173. 5-8-18 family room with fireplace, cleaning and [ Cherry Lane. Friday after 6 fully carpeted, 114 baths, refinishing. OKEMOS DRY Gay liberation will meet at 3 MARRIED COUPLE needs all day Saturday. dishwasher, ange, CLEANERS. Home of p.m. Sunday in 30 Union. I 355-8228. 1-8-18 professionals. 349-0910. housing for Fall term. Would refrigerator, garbage disposal, like Everyone is welcome. For more 2155 Hamilton. 0-1-8-18 to sub - let on or near 2 car garage. Call Jim Hovey information call 35 3-9795. campus. Call 355-6092 JIBSON BASS guitar, two pick at MULDER - RUTTER before 6 p.m. 3-8-18 ups. Also Ampeg Amplifier. • REALTY, 371-4444. InslriHliini | Twott 15" Utah speakers. 300 Evenings and weekends, amplifier. Both 2 years 371-2613. 14-8-25 CHET ATKINS is DONT FORGET blood comes Wanted I old. Perfect working order. now teaching only from people. Save a life. Call 349-3642. 3-8-18 guitar at MARSHALL Give blood. Professional WHY RENT? For sale: 1 MUSIC COMPANY through COUPLE WITH dog needs one bedroom donors compensated. duplex. Drive by his unique new audio - visual bedroom place or bedroom in 2023 Park Lane, Holt. Call MICHIGAN COMMUNITY house Animals 676-1945. 5-8-18 method. For information call BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. or apartment. Call 351-7830. C-4-8-25 C-8-25 337-9456. 1-8-18 1135 Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex . -• ADORABLE short I haired black kitten. IT'S A MEDICAL FACT THAT Female, CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now I box trained. 351-1457. PEOPLE WITH 016 EVES NEED leasing student and married 1-8-18 MORE SLEEP THAN PEOPLE couples units for summer and fall. These spacious apartments are carpeted UIITH SMALL EYES... and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a PANTED: TWO garbage disposal loving homes and individual air - conditioning. These two - man 1 for '2 loving puppies. Will units have ample I deliver, 651-5348. 1-8-18 parking space for every resident. Recreation is planned for with a giant swimming pool and private balconies. We also have a full time resident - Mobile Home! manager for any problems. If you want to be among the first residents of CEDAR GREENS call today. The one - bedroom units start at $85/month 2. newly decorated, per man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: MRS. CHANEL ished, HE SAID THAT ALL HUMAN THEREFORE, IT 15 NOT TRUE I KNOW A KID IN SCHOOL WHO private study, 372-2797 or 351-8631. MODEL OPEN 12 - 5 CLOSED SUNDAY. --..ed, storage, shade, EYES ARE VEf?Y CLOSE TO THAT PEOPLE UJlTH LARGE BELONGS 10 FOUR 600k CLU0SI 3-6-9 reasonable. 641-4377. 1-8-18 TWENTY-FIVE MILLIMETER IN EYES NEED MORE SLEEP "NAN and 12 - month leases available. DIAMETER ..HE SAID THAT SOME PEOPLE WITH SMALL EYES... 50' PEOPLE'5 EYK APPEAR LAR6ER GENERAL, 0ECAU5E Of A k)IO£ LID FISSURE I bedroom, furnished. 1 CIo se to { Campus Hill Apartments, now under new management is leasing student units for I 351-6394.4-8-25 the fall. These spacious apartments are carpeted and furnished with distinctive, comfortable furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and air ■969 MARLETTE conditioning. These 4 12'x 53', two man units have up to 4 parking spaces per unit and include the use of a giant swimming I I |jedr°om, good condition. pool and recreation room. Throughout the academic year there will be free bus 5°n1^a,e Court. 351-3247. transportation to and from campus. We also have a full time Resident Manager for any ECONOMY CAR maintainance. If you want to be among the first residents of Campus Hill call today. 2 I'l^RAFT, o ba bedroom units start at $62.50 - month per man. Model open daily 9 A.m. to 9 p.m. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL BOB McGRIFF at 349-3530. Ij habulous condition. ......, 3, 6 9 and 12 I •'hone air 489-2028. 3-8-21 conditioned. SPECIALS MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. VAGABOND 12' x 60' 2 For week of August 14th II C°TeebTnti,ul SKonr. ! to appreciate. inteiior- These previously owned trade - ins have received full after fi 64®"6452 weekdays factory reconditioning and I or q J?'m* A" dav Saturday carry a complete I 5.8-25 WindSOf Estates' guarantee. 1971 Datsun 1200 2 door $1450 r;iARLE^E~rr~72 II*™ Dorrh0rTI' 'urn's^®d, disposal, 1970 r - 16 Front wheel drive 1970 r - 10 Sierra Only $1495 and $1188 skirting. Qn 1970 r -10 4 door $1135 39^59S5Ua?tereStRLr,ing' P."". 1970 r - 10 automatic $1250 I 1969 R-104 door 3-8-18^ A" dav Sunday. 1969 r 10 4 door - $895 $750 Ho°eM,'12®UILT~1970~moWle 1969 Peugeot 404, automatic with sunroof $1500 ca minm x 60'. 5kir,ed- unfurnished, air. 15 AL EDWA 737RJ'5. c o° camp"5- Call 625- 5-8-18 SPORTS CAR I hou»NTHcPavmant* 00 *m«" urnisf,ed. Close. $8oo' 2*2, 0VVn- 351-9129. CENTER, INC. 1200 East Oakland Avenue MANA GEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. vi, 4821226 351-1310 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 Open Monday and Thursdays til 9 p.m. EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August MDs withheld syphilis cure in 36 test Quoting from PHS' own the time were free of the after the discovery of and two years. News quoted the CDC 1932 when the study was NEW YORK (AP) - U.S. penicillin, CDC doctors have said indicated SH?? reports on the progress of disease. so that autopsies report, which undertaken. Public Health Service (PHS) the experiment, known as The Associated Press could be performed on the doctors who ran the early treatment was better Dr. Donald R. Printz, doctors had the knowledge the disclosed last month that those who died. study in the early years than no treatment at all. CDC's chief of clinical and the medication as early Medical Tuskegee World Study, News doctors at the PHS' enter The treatment of syphilis chose not to treat some 400 "Adequate antlsyphilitkr research, had said that of 2° P» c„ »hfcN| as 1936 to successfully treat black men participating in a reported that only 25 per of the untreated for Atlanta Disease (CDC), Control which in in the 1930s and early 1940s consisted of weekly syphilitics atsenicals with because the the treatment prevented forms of clinical relapse all the men tested in the 1932, 80 per area in medlc»l ^1 federal syphilis experiment in Alabama, but the doctors cent syphilitics were normal after oversees the experiment, doses of mercury and treatment could be worse whereas . only one - fourth of . . positive blood cent tests had for The magazine from a 1953 reon* alsomw I withheld the treatment, a national medical magazine several years of study while all syphilitics treated with deliberately treatment to had denied participants in bismuth followed by doses of arsenic. The treatment than the disease sometimes was fatal. and the Negroes with untreated syphilis were normal," the syphilis. When CDC was asked to as a Study. tribute to t|K, The report TI ^I lasted between 18 months However, Medical World has reported. the best remedy known at the Tuskegee Study, even report said. After disclosure of the recheck that figure, officials conceded they had misread that the !><*«! study, current CDC officials the area's treatment in Atlanta said their records population ailments other than !o,l breakdown. "Instead "nd MANAGER SILENT showed that seven men had being 80 per cent of syphilitic ,*>' examinations. •- 21 died as a direct result of untreated syphilis. They also said at the time that the Union By RAY ANDERSON Employes Union. they were hinted fired," Weld said Weld expects the 400 - following an employe figure could be higher, and apparently it is. CDC reports written in 1955, 1961 and again in MSU troupep/an$| State News Staff Writer Union organization seems Two Taco Bell employes and William Weld, organizer Wednesday. unit Taco Bell corporation to bring lawyers from their meeting Saturday, the reason being a combination 1971 untreated said that of syphilitics 92 to sing in to be underway at the Taco for the AFL - CIO affiliate, Jones refused to headquarters in California of "incompetence, failure to to defend them. autopsied between 1935 Bell, but the management approached Daniel Jones, comment when asked about pull with the team and not and 1953,"28 or 30.4 per Thirty • three MSU students will spread some Am I and concerned union district manager of the Taco their release, and Weld was presenting the Taco Bell cent had cardiovascular or goodwill when they travel to Romania for ihrl nc,tl representatives have been Bell chain, and were told a equally secretive. Attempts to locate Beard image, whatever that is," central nervous system singing and performing. mouth about union was neither wanted and Rappert have been Known as the Asher Troupe, the students closed - Baldrey said. "But it seems syphilitic lesions as their will I A National Labor unsuccessful but Taco Bell unionization of the East nor desired. The two employes, Relations Board hearing on employe Janet Baldrey strange that they were fired primary cause of death." the Iron Curtain country Monday. All the residents of Asher Student Foundation an sturtonI Lansing restaurant. Carl the thwarted organization indicated others who signed after the meeting." In an earlier report, CDC off ,1 The union effort began Rappert and Robert Beard doctors found untreated religious living unit for Chrisitan Scientists attending! on July 25 when seven of were subsequently released attempt has been scheduled the union cards were fired Baldrey, who also signed The troupe s theme, suggested by one of the stnriJI I for Wednesday, Weld said, later. a union card, and other syphilis shortened life Spirit of America: eight Taco Bell employes from their Taco Bell jobs. expectancy among blacks. Joy, Friendship and Outreach signed organizational cards "The minute we left the and he does not want employes were told by the "The fact that nearly in the group's repertoire related to the theme and h2l of Local 235 of the Hotel, publicity to affect the Elaine Herbert and Leslie franchise manager that the "Let There Be Peace on Earth," building he took them in twice as large a proportion "Up with »- ■ Restaurant and Bartender the office and told them decision adversely. Lucas were released releases were part of a labor "What the World Needs Now is Love." of the syphilitic individuals cost - reduction requested Following a week of intensive rehearsal, the urouo as of the control group has by regional headquarters in died is a very striking one," present a public performance at 4 p.m. Sundav at LZI Detroit. House, 630 Abbott Road, in East Lansing. U.S. planes mount heaviets raid Another wished employe, who to remain the report said. "It can be said that the life expectancy of a Negro man between the Directing the group is Heather Cripps, East sophomore. Besides their concerts, the singers, daneersJI Uns«l musicians will be featured on Romanian anonymous, said the East ages of 25 and 50 who is television. Lansing Taco Bell had infected and receives no of air campaign in N.Vietnam undergone reorganization lately with much treatment is, on the average, reduced by about 20 per Now Appearing one manager being fired and cent. weeks from North district town 10 miles casualties from the war: Present and past CDC SAIGON (AP) - U.S. jets then returned to his former mounted the heaviest raids of the current bombing Vietnamese shellings average 1,000 rounds a day. The marines have moved that southwest of Da Nang but were seven driven back leaving dead, field reports in American action, - 45,847 killed wounded, 10,253 dead from 303,322 position after retraining. He added that Herbert had also she doctors say that Tuskegee and surrounding Macon County, Ala., were picked SIVA campaign against North been rehired after Vietnam in 24 hours closely several hundred yards closer said. Eight government nonhostile causes. protested bitterly. for the experiment because ALL to the walled Quang Tri soldiers were reported killed South Vietnamese — the area had the highest preceding Henry A. in the action. 152,806 killed in action, Should the National Kissinger's arrival in Saigon, the U.S. Command said Citadel in the three weeks since they took over the Communist gunners hit 396,305 wounded. Labor Relations Board find syphilis rate in the nation in Weekend at mission of liberating South two U.S. helicopters in the North Vietnamese and the Taco Bell guilty of Thursday. The command would not Vietnam's northernmost central region, downing one Viet Cong - 873,480 killed. unfair labor practices they say officially whether province capital, Putzel said. and causing minor damage will have to rehire those the than 370 strikes to the other. One American released due to participation the more Military sources reported crewman was wounded. The in union activities with against the North up to 5 that at some points marines p.m. Wednesday was a show had reached the Citadel allied commands now have backpay, Weld said of support for President walls but that elsewhere announced these total Thursday. Nguyen Van Thieu or an marine units were working effort to make up for a methodically to clear the week of bad weather. area, blasting bunkers with The presidential adviser shoulder - fired antitank arrived at 8 p.m. rockets and other weapons Wednesday. He conferred and then moving in with with Thieu and witti top grenades. U.S. officials Thuwday You con feel South Vietnam's airborne while the war ground on at division reportedly reached a slow and bloody pace the Citadel during a month from Quang Tri in the far on the assault but could not north to the Mekong Delta hold it because of attacks southwest of Saigon. from its flanks. It was Overcast skies over North the Vietnam had limited replaced by the marines. Northern air war to fewer Paratroopers are still than 200 strikes on the trying to wipe out North Vietnamese firing positions average until Tuesday, when about a mile south of the U.S. jets flew nearly 300 fortress, Putzel reported. difference The Saigon command The latest raids, well claimed that airborne troops exceeding tKe 340 - strike supported by air strikes and maximum >erto in the artillery killed 68 4'/£ - n. ,h campaign Communists without against the North suffering a single casualty in Vietnamese destroyed or damaged 42 offensive, two contacts in foothills about nine miles south of with on flutoLoon from trucks, a half - dozen Quang Tri. bridges, nine material and fuel depots and a missile Farther south a North Vietnamese force shelled Ecist Lonsinq 6tate bcink storage area, the U.S. and attacked Hieu Due, a Command said. 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