In 10 years . . . Monday your car may be able to tell you when its going to MICHIGAN Cloudy . . . warm and humid today . fall apart. See story page 5. with STATE NEWS STATE thundershowers a chance toward of UNIVERSITY evening. The high will be around 90. e 65 Number 26 East Lansing, Michigan Monday, August 21, 1972 MACGREGOR CR MIAMI Nixon-McGovern debates ruled BEACH, Fla. (AP) - never had been much of a possibility of the current session of and local police reinforcements were out ■Republicans sounded their political of debates but maintained there was Congress, and renominated Tuesday night after the MacGregor and said he expects no that it may run until late October. available if needed. The convention some slim chance of loverture Sunday on the eve of a debates before Dole accused McGovern of almost preliminaries had gone without major party adopts its platform and settles major developments on the Vietnam [national convention orchestrated by McGovern started Nixon "likening President destroying "any chance for peace this trouble as small other party business at Tuesday peace effort during the GOP Lnd for President Nixon, while his to Adolf Hitler and a group of afternoon's session. convention week. adopting year" in Indochina with McGovern's demonstrators tock over Flamingo Jcampaitfn manager ruled out any face - some of the other tactics of assassination." character statement that if he is elected Park near Convention Hall. The nominees will give their Klein and MacGregor defended ■to - face debates with Democratic President, he acceptance speeches at the windup Republican refusals to identify the One item of potential dissent expects South The convention opens with an session presidential nominee George among Vietnamese President Nguyen Van afternoon session at 1 o'clock Wednesday night. sources of some $10 million in McGovern. Republican delegates was that of Thieu to flee Saigon and a Communist today. Herbert G. Klein, director of campaign contributions reeived before apportionment of The keynote speeches will be A supporting cast led by Vice nominating votes at - dominated coalition to take over. given communications for the current disclosure requirements took tesident Spiro T. Agnew and Pat their 1976 convention, but Sen. tonight. Nixon and Agnew will be administration, (Continued on page 6) Dole said also he assumes most of appeared with [Nixon rallied the audience of Robert J. Dole, the party chairman, the protesters assembling in Miami said a compromise Republicans assembled to ratify may avoid any real Beach to stage (decisions long since settled. contest on that issue. demonstrations prefer McGovern convention to I leaders produced MacGregor Nixon re-election Party a chorus of not only foreclosed Nixon. ■criticism for McGovern, praise for campaign debates, saying it is not in panel He acknowledged that the public Nixon. the national interest for an incumbent response to demonstrations Clark MacGregor, director of the President to undertake might them, he also benefit Nixon politically, but added Committee for the Re - election of the indicated it may be some time before "we could get along without Resident, said there is no chance Nixon does much any." open, personal Security was tight as demonstrators |Iixon will meet McGovern in campaigning. tied assembled and shaped plans for to campaign debate. He said the timetable for an active bugging protests during the convention. MacGregor acknowledged that there Nixon campaign depends on the length Substantial military, Secret Service WASHINGTON (AP) — Members of Howard Hunt, a former White House the Committee for the Re Time also said there is "a - election of consultant. possibility the President were the receiving that the Watergate forces planned to on Time also said that the Justice Dept. '*: end of bugs planted in the national headquarters of the Democratic party, has discovered that $89,000 of the money found in the bank account of plant incendiary bombs in the hall during the Democratic convention, or conspired to have the hall stormed by according to Time magazine. one of those arrested, ex - CIA agent Also, the five persons arrested Bernard paid Cuban exile mercenaries." Barker, came through a during a break - in at the plush "The Democrats Mexico City attorney, Manuel Ogarrio are suspecting the Watergate offices where the best," the magazine wrote. "They P Daguerre. "As it turns out," Time said, theorize that the headquarters were located were "one of Ogarrio's principal clients is Republicans might have fantasized a convention removing the bugs when caught in the the Gulf Resource and Chemical proposal Corp. O-" act, Time says in its latest issues sale Monday. on of Houston, Tex. The firm's president, that a new Democratic administration open dialogues with Fidel Castro, thus Robert H. Allen, also happens to be chairman of the Texas leaving itself open to attack in Miami committee to re - elect Nixon.'„ "nance As they were being arrested the Beach last month by and • Castro night of June 17, the magazine Cubans." reports, members of the Nixon committee's "security - intelligence" squad were packing up tapes and notes BY HELEN MILLIKEN and leaving the place where they had set up monitoring headquarters — a motel across the street from the Watergate complex. One of those arrested Increased rights was James W. McCord Jr., then a security coordinator for the re - election for women urged committee. "The eavesdroppers across the street had apparently been assigned their tasks by McCord," Time By JUDY YATES State News Staff Writer governor's wife " Mrs. Milliken told the Women's Political Caucus at the It said the intelligence squad grew Red carpel out of a team originally recruited by MIAMI BEACH - Michigan Deauville Hotel headquarters of the the Nixon administration to probe delegates gave unenthusiastic approval Michigan delegation. "But the fact is, I Eager young faces and lots of hands reach out to greet Vice President leaks to the media. Time said the team Sunday to remarks by Helen Milliken, don't know of any such recipe, simple Spiro Agnew (foreground wife of Gov. Milliken, or complex." center, back to camera) following his arrival Sunday at Miami of media "plumbers" — but not encouraging airport for the Republican work towards increased women's Mrs. Milliken said that it is very National Convention starting today. Agnew is to serve necessarily those in the motel — again as running mate to President Nixon included C. Gordon Liddy, a former representation in government. apparent who wields the power and in the 1972 election after Nixon's renomination "I would like very much to who makes the decisions in by the party Wednesday evening. White House staffer who was then present AP Wirephoto you with the simple recipe for winning government at the state level. attorney for the re - election "It is not the women," she said. women's rights — the secret recipe ot a AS MEET OPENS committee's finance unit, and E. Mrs. Milliken said that one of the reasons why women are not amply represented is that they do not m ivwt use Republicans see their voting power "to tip the political scales." "I think the answer is that we have not yet reached many who would fast platform OK support us if they understood what it is that we are working to Mrs. Milliken said. bring about," I MIAMI female delegates. In the final version it Michigan delegates agreed with Mrs. BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Milliken's speech, but were not excited Republican platform writers wrapped was strengthened but balanced with a ■P on Sunday a statement that could be taken to by it. party document "For ■ugared with praise for President defend Nixon's veto last year of a a governor's wife, she was $2-billion childcare proposal. considerably enlightened," Katie ptfon and salted with accusations of Wright, Marquette delegate, said. Responsibility and radicalism against Both Platform Committee Chairman lis opponents. John J. Rhodes and Rep. Margaret Wright said Mrs. Milliken is a good I As did earlier Heckler of Massachusetts, one of the example of an elected official's wife, chapters, the final "but she doesn't have the evangelistic installment on housing, the delegates leading the effort for a zeal that Lenore Romney has. ■nvironment and similar fields fit the strong women's plank, said they knew ■attern set of no plans to try to amend the "She was low - key, quiet and for the three-day convention opening platform when it comes before the intelligent and came out like a lady," today. That Wright said. pattern contemplates no surprises and, convention Tuesday. Any delegate has Nancy Chase, Ann Arbor delegate, ^he far as possible, no controversy as the right to offer an amendment said that Mrs. Milliken was "very delegates renominate Nixon and however. Rhodes told good." I A President Spiro T. Agnew. |'ce newsmen most key plank promises Chase, who was on the Human delegates probably won't see the P'scri mi nation against a fight against women in all platform text until they arrive at the Riot con Rights and Responsibilities Subcommittee of the GOP Platform fields. convention hall Tuesday, because of Florida national guardsmen carrying M - 16 rifles are put through a bayonet drill on a football Committee The original White and instrumental in difficulties in printing and distributing House-approved n East Lansing city council action declaring that," Calvin said. Campus Information 353-8700 City Beal Street out of bounds Seoul, Osan and Chunchon mcil last week denied n use of the for their reception, partially area they because City Manager John requested for their iption - the 300 block Patriarche had readily leal Street. 'ity council's e the street refusal to did not ruin agreed to that the a similar request couple be permitted to conduct their Bicycle Enthusiast? 18 for the reception, Hn said it will now be Sunday, adding held in MCAT- DAT-GRE 50 Mile Bike-A-Thon front yards of several LSAT-ATGSB »s in the block. 'heir request for use 10:00 A.M. SEPTEMBER 16, 1972 street stemmed from the that Calvin owns four he houses on of NAT'L BDS. the woolies block, she said. one side of 'Preparation for test required for admission to The Haslett-Okemos Jaycees are graduate and professional thought they would AUGUST 38-813 * because ™y "aroe, of the houses are sponsoring a Bike-A-Thon for the to said. "It course," SHOWS at 8:00 & 11:00 wasn't like It some wild, 'Voluminous material home study prepared for by purpose of buying a new Mious affair." experts In each field e°P'e living in several ambulance for the Meridian ADVANCE TICKETS: $2 houses not owned $2.50 at the door. 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MICHIGAN STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY John Borger editor - in chief - Lee Lockwood advertising manager Judy Yates, editorial editor Bill Whiting, news editor Mike Cody, copy chief Rick Gosseiin, sports editor Seven-time recipient of tlie Pacemaker award for outstanding journalism. EDITORIAL Urban trans needs citizen Gov. Milliken's proposed mass would suit both the pro- and transit program is in serious an ti highway forces in their trouble. Already passed by the constituencies. Michigan House, the bill seems Under a new compromise locked indefinitely in a Senate proposal being considered by the committee and may be weakened governor's office, House Speaker ART BUCHWALD irreparably through impending William Ryan, and some compromises. committee members, a provision bill Unless Michigan citizens make a strong show of support for the by writing their state would be tacked onto the House biH increases prohibiting any future in the percentage of gas Who's coming to dinner? senators, mass transit in Michigan taxes to be used for urban could be a long time coming. transit. This compromise, which WASHINGTON The in the White House would be for the first dinner. What are we going to do to work. More than 25 million - political peoph Milliken's proposal would sources say Milliken does not campaign is now under way, and we poor people, and our credibility is at for the rest of the four years?" in this country go to bed hungry even divert gas taxes from highway oppose, would keep mass transit can expect to hear some wild promises stake." "Maybe we could irfeeze the night. You can't just invite 1,300,054 leftovers," McGovern suggests. and not expect the others tobe spending to badly needed urban programs in Michigan from by the presidential and vice - "Well, why doesn't he give the "I still say Sarge got into this — let angry." m transit systems. Such a program ... cc., , presidential candidates. dinner then? He has getting off the ground. Just the other day R more money than him get out of it," Eleanor says. "Well, you can't have every pog is urgently needed in East If the compromise were to be we do," Eleanor says angrily. "How about the strolling Air Force person in the country to the White Shriver told the people of West Lansing where more than 40,000 approved, Other means of Virginia that if George McGovern is "Because he's not the President. It Strings for entertainment?" McGovern House," McGovern says. "It would be automobiles pass daily through funding mass transit would soon elected, the poor people would be doesn't have to be a sit - down dinner, asks. impractical." the city by way of Grand River you know. It could be a buffet." "You said you were going to cut "Why didn't you tell that to Slim# have to be found. Considering f*tinB in tl\e White House- He for there would be dinners there ^ them out of the defense budget," before he opened his mouth in Wat Michigan cities, the speed at which our legislature "I don't care," Eleanor says, "I'm . . . , Ave. Other , . , who need the food rather than Eleanor reminds him. Virginia?" particularly Detroit, where the attacked the problem initially, not going in the kitchen and tell the tjch fat cats who have been invited to chef to prepare a "Oh, yes, I forgot that. Did I "Maybe we could have tin bus system is about to fold, buffet for 1,300,054 this could mean transit programs 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. in the past. promise to cut the Marine band, too?" 1,300,054 for dinner and invite the people." rest in for coffee and urgently need some form of mass would be stalled for two, three, I don't know if Shriver checked this "Down to one French horn and two dessert." "Couldn't we have it catered?" tuba players." "All right," says Eleanor, 'Til doit transit to stave off a or more years - just as highway out with McGovern, but it could raise McGovern asks. But "Hmm. Maybe Warren Beatty can Sarge has to address transportation crisis. enthusiasts hope. some very serious logistical problems if "This is ridiculous. We'll use up our rustle up the Grateful Dead." invitations." In February, the House passed Prohighway forces in the the Democratic nominee is sworn in entire entertainment allowance in our "George, I don't think this is going Copyright 1972, Los Angeles Tinm the bill which calls for an Senate know that the longer they next January. Let us assume that McGovern has increase of two cents a gallon in keep the bill in committee, the been elected President. the state's gas tax, with one - half better are the chances that a After he's been in the White House TWO CENTS WORTH cent going to transit programs. weakening compromise can be a few days, he says to his wife Eleanor, That bill was sent immediately to achieved. Therefore, citizens who "We have to give a dinner for the poor the Senate Highways Committee, are concerned where it has been sitting since alternative to congested concrete then. about an people tomorrow night." "How many will there will be?" Health center's highways cannot delay in putting "Sarge said 1,300,054 people." One of the major reasons the pressure on their respective "You've got to be kidding," Eleanor bill has been in committee for so senators to get the bill out of long is that prohighway lobbyists committee where debate on the have been pushing hard to get .... ... , bill will be open and public. . ... "y®- "I>fdon't have that setlt«!^s',f "Can't you . borrow many place some , from unfair to part-time Eunice?" the bill defeated in the Senate. Concerned East Lansing "Even if I did, we wouldn't have Senate members, in usual residents should write Sen. Philip enough room to serve them all." To the Editor: I was given a list of doctors in the me at least one term's services i that I could go to — and pay their legislative fashion, have used the O. Pittenger, R - 24th District, I have just had an area University Health Center, whether# "Yes, I thought of that. But Sarge , exorbitant fees. Only one of these not I am a full or part - time student stalling device to see if they can't to demand that he vote to bring promised that the first dinner we had experience at the University Health doctors is in East Lansing. I have no devise a compromise which the bill out of committee. Center that Also, having gone to the sib was frustrating, car, so I would either have the added doctor all the time here I think of hiaj DOONESBURY aggravating, and, in my opinion, inconvenience of finding by Garry Trudeau unfair. Not being exactly sure to as "my doctor," he has my n whom I could complain, I decided to transportation or taking my chances history and he knows me. All of m >> A.'ik'/ HW /> on getting an appointment with the recent and not so recent media V write this letter and hoped the right one doctor in East Lansing who the . ' V • ' rh"t'F UKt / Mve A iMb-yaKMb HfTtsi records and test results are on filed about umj one my i vtnxn YOU OKTA/Ntf KHotf person would see it. in office told \ «/V \ HV HCjH6 to peuveg my rowHfuo* HO TAK£ UFt MY nurse one me was taking the health center. None of this wouM t : V iu f>or so TUBHORHS.MAe*:. I went to the health center this new patients. be on hand with a doctor not there. MhHS tWWD OP • pn'k?i nn s rueee morning with a non - emergency I was angered at first because of the The University should change it ;mr rueN/tf, ir/ro health problem. I had no appointment, fact that the tuition that I paid for my ' POCK6 policy regarding the treatment «fl but was willing to wait to see the six credits at out - of - state rates is srme.. students, particularly in the summm doctor that I have always seen since I nearly double that of an in - state when so many more students are put- have been a student at State (three student taking seven credits. But, the more I thought about it that fact time. I can accept that part ■ ti«J years). I was sent to Office One. when I considered the other reasons paled students would have to pay a fee.sj There I was told that because I was why this practice is unfair. I cannot accept that they would becutj only taking six credits I was not I have been enrolled here for three off completely from medical serviaM eligible for the services of the health years. I have just finished three center. If I had been enrolled for seven consecutive terms as a full - time credits I would student and feel that that should allow TUB FROM WASHINGTON "The public doesn't want the the war; Congress doesn't the bnl il has Capping the Nixon want wai\ to be the fought because capers President and the Pentagon say so By RICHARD LEE STROUT the last four months of 1971 through this, huh." And there's Ernie Prete, the straight Street Journal last October as "Nixon Truman, who had c>e.e. — dummy organizations, during Under the Federal Lobbying Act of Harry Truman's military aide, a period man you need in any detective Hatchet Man/Chuck Colson reporters asked them * I General Vaughan, got a deepfreeze when the administration first 1946, ITT is supposed to make a mystery, who arrested five intruders Handles/President's Dirty Word." He announced there would be no increase report on the money it spends for deepfreezes and vicuna coats - I from a grateful client and the scandal wearing rubber gloves in the seventh - recruited Hunt as White House held only 26 press conferences in«I rocked Washington. in milk price support levels, and then lobbying, but the law is a farce. ITT floor suite of Democratic assistant. Still at White House. Eisenhower's assistant, General Sherman abruptly and inexplicably reversed doesn't even register. Dita Beard headquarters, all equipped with years and isn't asked abou | itself two weeks later. Who can say reported personal expenditures under G. Gordon Liddy, ex - FBI Watergate caper. Adams, received a vicuna coat; he had bugging and camera apparatus. agent; that there was any connection? And the law in 1971 of once ran for Congress; counsel to the to resign, of course. But now under $7,030. So that's President Nixon what droll names some of those the entertaining ITT story. James W. McCord, Jr., security re - election committee finance Some people get indignant aJ have five with electronic we men dummy corporations took: one was coordinator for the Committee to Re - committee; refused to answer things like this. They had much wl equipment and "Volunteers for Good Government," Then there was the cute trick of the elect the President one of the arrested questions; fired. relax and keep down their WJJ apparently arrested at paid by Republicans, another was "Americans United for Republicans of collecting $10 million five intruders. Fired by the pressures. Look at the people who j»l gunpoint in the dead of in campaign funds from fat excited about Vietnam. A year J night in the Democratic national Safer Streets," ha, ha — and this one - cat committee. Hugh W. Sloan, Jr., ex - White Hoiee really was a scream: "Citizens United contributors just before the new staff; campaign finance aide to Stans ago the kids were all hot ■ headquarters, and we tend to smile at Federal election disclosure law took Bernard Barker, head of the five; in 1968 when latter headed Nixon bothered. Now they have I it. The very name, "The in Pursuit of the American Dream." - Watergate effect April 7. Of course, after April 7 records show he made at least 15 Agnew finance operation as down, thank goodness. May ^1 Caper" tells how funny it is. Roguish, eh? now. How Puritan we all were back in they could stand on moral principles phone calls to the committee; had in a Treasurer of the committee. He has are learning the value of keeping 9 I ITT CAPER about not violating their clients' right bank account $89,000 apparently when they can't change things. the days of Harry and Ike; how our to privacy. It was hilarious. Who from the committee, plus $25,000 And then there was the ITT caper. sensibilities have changed. Those wee We can all chuckle over that. The huge knows what shy and blushing oil and from a cashier's check apparently John Mitchell, former Nixon The public doesn't want the Jj pretty innocent days, weren't they? corporation abruptly reached out steel and ITT donors there are behind intended for Mr. Nixon's campaign campaing manager; called Democratic the Congress doesn't want t ■ Those were the days, for example, of - court settlement with an John - that sacred veil of anonymity? chest, made out to Maurice Stans, $1 million suit over break in a but it has to be fought becatf I President - before the Vietnam War. That has McGovern made former Commerce secretary and now Pentagon and the Mitchell's Justice Dept. allowing it to public all his "political stunt," then retired for been a depressing influence. There has contributors, of course, both before GOP national finance chairman. Stans family The kids should learn to work J keep the Hartford Fire Insurance reasons. been an ethical letdown on a lot of and after April 7, but that man is a Ronald Ziegier, White House the system. Mr. Nixon is bn g (|)( Company, and simultaneously it says he gave the check to Liddy (see press things as we gradually reach moral agreed to guarantee $400,000 to the dangerous radical, without any sense below). secretary; dismissed episode as "third boys home - all, that is 0ff|ce.| exhaustion over the slaughter and all Republicans for their convention in of humor. rate burglary." 20,000 killed while he was in J those bombs we are dropping on E. Howard Hunt, Jr., novelist and He has a slick, marvelous re - San Diego. The antitrust division naked peasants. Ugh, let's not think of WATERGATE CAPER man of mystery, former CIA agent, Maurice machine and can fly ,n suddenly and inexplicably reversed its Stans, national finance * it. And the protective cynicism we position. The head of the division was Entertaining, eh? Well, now wt former $100 - a - day White House chairman; was initially unavailable as beautiful Republican P°m'P~ # have assumed over Vietnam extends come to the real laugh, the Watergate consultant; two intruders quickly made a judge. A little later carried his secretary told reporters he is "a anywhere, anytime, as o into other fields of government. Hell, Jack Anderson published a private Caper. Just to make it easier to follow papers with his name, and "White very busy man," who is necessary. it's all politics, isn't it? here are the dramatis personae: House." He has disappeared. scheduled" with "appointments "tightly memo from ITT's top Take the dairy farmers' political Washington hour." everv lobbyist. Dita Beard, declaring that There's Frank Wills, the watchman, NIXON HATCHET MAN aotion groups who contributed "Mitchell is definitely helping us, but who got $5 added to his $80 a week THE NEW REPUBLIC $72,500 to the Republican party in Charles W. Colson, special counsel President Nixon, who, unlike Ike Copyright 1972, ■ cinhot let It be knoWti. Please destroy income for calling the police June 17. of Mr. Nixon, described in The Wall who had 193 press conferences, and Harrison • Blai ne of New Jersey- | Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, August 21, 1972 5 Computers—voice of future lefore the 1970s are in Reid, who 1956 came to MSU auditory recall at the segments of words like between Reid and his programming to date, the f you may be driving M1STIC, to help build Second International Joint syllables or phonemes. trained computer and Ivan input message can be digital fn the highway and your the priiaer of Conference on Artificial Reid's experiment with Petrovich Pavlov and his cues related to rewards and ■ may say to you, "you computers, sees a future for Intelligence in London last the talking computer once salivating dog. L one more hour to computers that in the 1960s year. punishments, and the made it a match for a stuck The would have sounded like computer under output message can be a Eate E this vehicle." science fiction. Reid says dashboard phonograph record. Using research experimentaion by response that indicates you think the computers, about the size of only the 50 item Reid and his students can Eibility is nd'cu'o"8. Reid is a specialist in a cigar box perhaps, will be vocabulary, it said, over and demonstrate "happy" or "sad." A Ifargue with Richard J. artificial intelligence, and standard equipment on over again, "help I am a response, linked behavioral to succession of behavior • related loaded messages into I professor of computer discussed his work on American cars as warning prisoner on the isle of assigned environment for an the computer can trigger an associative memory for devices about mechanical nowhere." the computer. failures. The warning could output string that is "sad The science fiction In the simplest form of sad sad sad." With come because of one of a enough concept goes on. Reid also Reid style cue response, variety of - "sads," the machine can be hazards, and has been working with the the cue input can be a traumatized into silence could be provided by associative memories simple "it is" and the until it gets a electronic synthesis of therapy concept with results that response can be "I." At its treatment of cues to resume human voices, or by a allow parallels to be drawn most complex behavioral its responses Reid said. combination of lights running like words on a theater marquee, or single lights related to individual mechanical hazards, must as indicators function presently for battery or' generator troubles and for Contrasts abound fuel loss. of He also sees broader uses on convention eve computers than at present in industry, MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Angry speech — by blocking access to the • la 1. particularly in such areas as young activists and cheerful young Nixon Apart from isolated incidents there has production, inspection and supporters, scrubbed and barbered, arrived been no threat of violence. In fact, assembly. in force Sunday to demonstrate their police equal said the protesters have been successfully Further, he expects and opposite passions on the periphery of policing their own ranks. computers will be used in the GOP National Convention. David Dellinger said the protesters, bent artificial limbs to operate On convention eve, however, both each new limb on keeping their demonstrations nearly as groups went their separate ways without nonviolent, plan to "outflank" activists efficiently as a human one confrontation or rancor. with other ideas and "set up a dynamic in by programming in the In which they will seem isolated." kinesthetics involved. An sharp contrast to the protesters, whose leaders claim now number 4,000, Rennie Davis, who was convicted with artificial limb, he said, could "learn" were some 3,000 neatly dressed young Dellinger, said he hoped there would be to apply the people who gave Pat Nixon and Vice 5,000 to 10,000 protesters in Miami Beach principles of mechanics and President by Wednesday. anatomy in relation to Spiro Agnew tumultuous welcomes at Miami International Airport. Police said the population of human movement. Flamingo An "Honor America" parade around the Park had risen to about 3,000 late If those Sunday. possible Convention Hall and nearby Flamingo The "Dishonor America" rally consisted developments are not of a march of about 400 Park, where the protesters are encamped, nondelegates from enough, he already has turned out to be largely a fizzle as a Flamingo Park six blocks to the experimentally produced prelude to Convention Hall where a from the MSU computers a a more extravagant "Dishonor young woman America" rally the nondelegates held later. dressed in a Girl Scout uniform cue - response mechanism ceremoniously poured urine from a bottle which links a microphone to Earlier Sunday, in more solemn contrast, were groups of upon a display of "objects of honky a computer to a speaker. Republicans and protesters American culture." The objects included a The result is that he can who, in simultaneous worship services at can of the same Miami Beach hotel, each deodorant, brassieres, a computer • " K make the computer God to bless their divergent convention besought card and an American Flag. converse with him in his She then invited others to urinate activities. on the ('ompulcrizt'd ilriviiifi own voice. The demonstrators at Flamingo Park objects and several did. By far the most enthusiastic A modem Socrates seemed already to have outstripped in both Richard Reid, a professor demonstrators Sunday were the airport at MSU in computer probably wouldn't be their numbers and sense of :ience, is working outrage the receptions for the vice president and for on a project that will provide interested in the rather passive group who attended the Mrs. Nixon. Automobiles in future years with computers that will conversation because, so far, Democratic convention six weeks ago. letect malfunctions in the the. computer's Mrs. Nixon arrived first, and engine and give warnings vocabulary So far, serious protest activities have to the dirver. consists of only about 50 been limited to planning for a massive beseiged by youthful worshippers. About 200 of them were dressed in red State News photo items that include short demonstration Wednesday night — when shirts, by Chuck Michaels blue blouses and wite sashes which words, numbers and President Nixon will make his acceptance proclaimed, "young voters for Nixon." kOM YOUTH CAUCUS LBU: M/22 trustee hopefuls win backing •GIRLS: IF YOU CAN TYPE, LBU CAN TRAIN YOU FOR A JOB IN 11 TO 22 WEEKSI ■The 6th District District and Zolton state convention in Grand Tnocratic Youth Caucus, community organization, Ferency, who was endorsed Rapids through lobbying supporting their efforts to feting Thursday in the for Supreme Court Justice. efforts directed at youth make Our 11 week course is IBM the Cooperative ■on, voted to endorse and Ferency is a candidate for and youth-oriented Extension Program meet the Keypunch. Our 22 week •port John R. Koza, the Human Rights party Hdidate for the University delegates from other parts needs of migrant workers nomination for that of the state. It will also 1 Michigan regents, and and Chicano students (includes the world renown position. Judges Horace attempt to gain the support Inna O'Donnohue and Gilmore and Robert Evans, applying for college Speed writing Shorthand). of the entire state admission. ftcy Waters, candidates the only candidates Democratic Youth Caucus 1 the board of trustees. currently seeking the for its endorsements. I are seeking Democratic Democratic nominations for e the Convention filiations at next week's Supreme Court also gained After considering the [e convention. caucus support. candidates, the caucus o« NEJAC And when you're done, well speaking to the passed a resolution even help you ■cus were M. Robert good job. Carr, The caucus plans to submitted by Sol de Aztlan, Tnoeratic candidate for Other co - ed programs ranging from 9 to 18 months support Koza, Waters and a Lansing Chicano frgrcss from the 6th O'Donnohue at next week's include Legal or Medical Secretarial, Court Reporting, fashion Merchandising, Computer WE'RE THE BEST Programming, Accounting, Business Administration . THE ALLEY SHOP! .. NO basics or liberal arts classes I Why not call by today ' IN SIGHT! •Fall Term or stop - Begins Sept. 25. SPECIAL! MACRAME CORD complete selection of frames sunglasses and wire-rims $ 24 Cotton Cord prescription lenses ground 100 foot tubes All colors repairs while you wait 50' „ „. i ntwsiDEfl in j|. feat i offer. Can be »een at automatic, AM/FM power Auto Service & Parts typing skills required. Salary September. Call Joe to share cost of 2 / | Burcham. Call 373-7641 radio' and fringes. 371-1730. 3-8-25 332-8087. 4-8-25 man luxury apartment. 347 Student Services Bldg. mh Wednesday; evening $145,351-6468.3-8-25 Walking distance to campus. students.2-8-21 19-1793, e*k for Mike. mufflers, brakes, TAKING FALL quarter off? Call 655-2330 after 5 p.m. •AUTOMOTIVE NOVA 1972, low mileage, must SHOCKS and Live with 8-8-21 Springs Chicago family AROUND THE sacrifice. Call after 5 p.m installed at Rock Bottom Mother's helper for 3 kids as Rooms Scooters & Cycles 489-4664. 5-8-25 LOW PRICES. ROOMMATE: Parts & Service f II 1964. 6 cylinder, 2 HEIGHTS (7,5,3). Half time to take MALE, non - AUTO PARTS. smoker, TWO WOMEN to share standard, radio, new 485-2276 advantage Whitehall Aviation , PONTIAC 1963. C-1-8-21 of Chicago CLOCK SERVICE Apartments, Okemos, $75. own house, I $200. Phone 351-4571. Red environment: Research, room. $75/month plus •EMPLOYMENT convertible, black top, 4 courses, etc. Must be bright, Phone 353-9252, 351-3859. utilities. 2558 Small Acres VW - GUARANTEED repair. •TOR RENT cylinder, automatic, radio patient, flexible, enjoy time 5-8-25 Lane, Call 349-1430 after 4 Call 353-7000. 4-8-23 RANDY'S MOBIL. I - 96 at Apartments with kids. P.m. ONLY. 3-8-21 CONVERTIBLE Okemos Road. Room and board 349-9620. NOW. FOR Houses fc 327 engine, 4 speed TOYOTA CORONA C-8-25 Plus salary.Call collect male, see SINGLE. MALE student. Block L AM/FM. 645-7366 1970, 4 collect 312-835-1318 before Twyckingham Apartments, Rooms door, 4 speed shift, call Room A Union. Cooking, parking. 314 L 6 p.m. 3-8-21 355-7850. 5-8-25 FOREIGN CAR PARTS. Labor Day or 312-664-1786 - 14 after 5:30 p.m. •FOR SALE after. 3-8-25 5-8-25 Evergreen. 332-3839. 5-8-25 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 Animals E DART swinger 1970. 2 TR 4A 1968, 4 speed, very East Kalamazoo Street. 1 mile FRATERNITIES, - SORORITIES SORORITY Mobile Homes vinyl hardtop. Power good condition. Wire West of campus. 487-5055. Now Leasing. and HOUSE wheels, Co - ops. Groups of "Lost & Found „fl radio. Recently new C-8-25 SAX OR TROMBONE room/board. Fall term. AM/FM, air horns, $1680 adjoining J Selling for $1150. Call 1-623-6283. 3-8-25 MAN WANTED available plus large apartments Private floor. Call •PERSONAL meeting 332-0851.2-8-21 1-9972 or 351-3424. KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair room. Contact LEE •PEANUTS PERSONAL KS VEGA GT, dark green, 4 speed, work on Volkswagen, bugs, Burcham Woods HALSTEAD, 351-7910, 444 CLOSE - IN. Singles with room •REAL ESTATE AM/FM, plus many more busses, Ghias. GRAND Michigan. 4-8-25 ■ 1968. 124 sport coupe. RIVER you double ... cooking. Quiet seeking •RECREATION options. 694-2466. 3-8-25 CITCO. 1054 East Instruments. Must be willing 745 Burcham Vj 4 speed, 65,000 miles, Grand River. 351-9274. to travel full time. Great 351-3118 1 OR adults. No car. 663-8418. •SERVICE - 2 woman for 3 kg call 485-2589 after 7 C-8-25 Opportunity. Start > answer -484-4014 man, 3-8-25 Instruct ior. 138-25 Capitol Villa. $68.50/month. Immediately. Call 393-4182. Call Kristi, 332-6168. 2-8-21 Typing Service MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East LOVELY FARMHOUSE FRATERNITY: FURNISHED, 2 Room board. •TRANSPORTATION Kalamazoo Street Since bedroom apartments. 121 - $361/term. VOLKSWAGEN 1967, good . . . FURNISHED APARTMENT. Details, call •WANTED 1940. Complete auto painting APPLICATIONS ARE now Beel. 2 - 3 persons, $195 - Ideal 332-0398, condition. Engine, brakes just for grad or married 489-5697. 3-8-25 and collision service. being taken for possible $225 includes utilities. worked on. Snow tires. student. One •• 485-0256. C-8-25 employment male or female. 349-3604 from 10 year lease. RATES •• 372-8396. 4-8-25 a.m. to 10 $155/month. Call 485-3140. SINGLES, DOUBLES. Close to Hours available, 11 a.m. to p.m. 0-5-8-25 7-8-25 | FAIRLANE 1968, 2 VW 1963, practically rebuilt, 1:30 p.m. and evenings. Neat campus, furnished, carpeted. - 8, very good runs good, starts all winter. Aviation personal appearance essential. WANTED 2 roommates. Fee 1 or 2 bedroom furnished mobile $13 - $18 weekly. 215 Louis. DRDS n. $850 or best offer. Apply in 351-4495 or 351-5829. Great person, McDonald's Apartments. Good deal. homes. $25 $40 per week. buy, must sell. LEARN TO FLY I - 0-11-8-25 rm oEti zaa am ehse 0910. 5-8-25 Complete Restaurant. 8:30 a.m. to Cheap. 1-313-581-6266. Quiet and peaceful on lake. 10 353-6452, 8 - 5 p.m. 1-8-21 flight training. All courses are 10:30 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. to 3-8-21 minutes to campus. 641 -6601. government and VA certified. EAST LANSING Male student. m bqi 223 SEE 4:30 p.m. No phone calls! 0-8-25 . VW BUS 1970. 25,000 miles. Close to campus. FRANCIS AVIATION. 1024 East Grand River Parking. FEf na .tti gm mn AM/FM, Ziebart. Like new. Airport Road. Call 484-1324. 332-0205. 7-8-25 Yes. .We Avenue and 234 West Grand STODDARD 372-1021. 3-8-25 C-8-25 River Avenue. East Lansing. APARTMENT man. 1 bedroom, furnished, 2 mm°B7-20I11 m\ ROOM FOR man, across from VW 1964, squareback sunroof, 2-8-21 close, quiet. $172.50. Union. 211V4 Grand River, 0 [8.00 |i3* $225 or best offer. Call Employment 351-8238.0-10-8-25 ED I |l0.00| 485-1184. 3-8-21 TYPIST PART time 3 COOK: FALL term, Monday - Friday Lunches, Dinners for have location! upstairs. 7-8-25 5 1970 VW - 70 w.p.m. 3 - 9 p.m. 25. 351-8435. 3-8-23 Houses FURNISHED ROOM for DEADLINE BEETLE. AM/FM. nights a week. woman, family home, 1 P.M. one class t 29th Is last Mounted snow tires. 27,000 Apply in person today 2 - 3 RIVER'S and WATER'S TWO BEDROOM completely kitchen day ^Dilution of State PHYSICAL privileges, some before publication. for Summer miles. $1500. 626-6880 after p.m. 427'/4 Albert St. W THERAPY EDGE APARTMENTS furnished, air conditioned, 4 sitting. 351-1356. 3-8-23 -There are Just 4 p.m. 3-8-25 students, free apartment for students, next to Cedar Village $70 each. MALE AND female. Full help with M.S. patient, 337-1294. 3-8-25 Cancellations/Cor¬ or part 355-7467. X-3-8-21 MEN.SINGLES and doubles now time work. Days or nights for • LEASING FOR FALL rections - 12 noon one available. Clean, quiet, close, Scooters & Cycles work hours around school • ROOMMATE SERVICE 8LACK PROFESSIONAL lady cooking. 485-8836. 0-8-25 class day before OFFSET PRESS operator. wants to share house with schedule. Apply at Experience helpful. Part time publications. SUZUKI 305. Excellent MacDonald's Drive In. 4015 professional lady, 485-8339. / full time. 489-7558 for 332 condition. Call after 6 p.m. West Saginaw, - 4432 3-8-25 The State News will be 337-9245. S-3-8-25 2 p.m. 3-8-25 Lansing, after interview. 4-8-25 For Sale responsible only for the FEMALE ROOMMATE desires FOUR BEDROOM first day's RENTAL AGENTS. We have house. 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. incorrect to share 2 bedroom Lathrop Street. Unfurnished, insertion. immediate openings for apartment with Tanks, canisters and uprights. same, except stove and refrigerator. Guaranteed 1 full year, $7.88 EDAR GREENS additional rental agents to All students ads must be 484-3932, 353-3249. 3-8-23 $200/month. Students interview prospective tenants. and up. DENNIS preferred. Phone 485-8388. Fteal Estate license necessary. GIRL TO share furnished 2 3-8-25 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. Call Mr. Bouman at bedroom apartment across 316 North Cedar, opposite EDWARD G. HACKER from campus, 351 -0949 after WANTED: ONE girl for winter City Market. C-8-25 COMPANY, REALTORS, 6 p.m. 4-8-25 term. Close. $60/month. rental GO ON a savings spree! Shop headquarters Parking 337-0483. 1-8-21 AQUARIUMS. 10, 8 gallon, Want Ads for household 485-2262. evenings FURNISHED. CLOSE. 3 484-0515. 4-8-25 equipped, with stand, $25 for good. Check the For Sale people. Utilities included, LOVELY FURNISHED, 2 all. 355-1117. 3-8-21 column now. lease, August 1. 349-3358. bedroom houses. VA miles to PART TIME employment; 13-8-25 campus. $170 - $225 plus evenings and weekends. Excellent compensation program. Automobile required. 351-5800. C-8-25 GIRL TO townhouse. 393-6265. 3-8-21 share 4 / $60/month. girl utilities. 349-3604 349-1540 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 0-5-8-25 or ( CoUmgtooob ALCOA, 8 men needed, evenings means GIRL OVER 21. Next to 116 BAILEY, 4 man, $230 plus and Saturdays. Don't work for campus; Share bedroom; utilities. 12 months. Phone $2 - $3 an hour, if you are $72.50. 332-4425. 3-8-23 337-9474. 5-8-25 worth more, 489-3494. C-8-25 SECRETARY - FULL time, 9- 5, Tuesday Saturday. Contact Mrs. Ross, 393-6130. 1313 Mary Avenue. 3-8-21 [1135 Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex NEED BABYSITTER Tuesdays pAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married and negotiable, Thursdays. for Hours Fall. i units for summer and fall. These spacious apartments are carpeted 349-3397. 3-8-21 I furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal 1 individual air - For Rent conditioning. These two - man units have ample i f(ing space for every resident. Recreation is planned for with a giant ming pool and private balconies. We also have a full time resident - r for any problems. If you want to be among the first residents of pAR GREENS call today. The one - bedroom units start at $85/month $9.50/month. No deposit. All equipment guaranteed. Call 1 roan. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: MRS. CHANEL NEJAC, 337-1300. C-8-25 1-2797 or 351-8631. MODEL OPEN 12 - 5 CLOSED SUNDAY. 3-6-9 112 - month leases available. unlimited Apartments parking impus Hill Apartments, now under new management is leasing student units for MALE ROOMMATE Cedar •Air conditioned ■fill. These spacious •Unlimited apartments are carpeted and furnished with distinctive, Wortable furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and air conditioning. These 4 Village, Fall, Winter, Spring. Call 351-5294. 3-8-21 FREE RENT! •Dishwasers *New Furniture Parking I units have up to 4 Move in now! Free rent til •Shag Carpeting 'Model Open Daily parking spaces per unit and include the use of a giant swimming 2771 Northwind l >nd recreation room. Throughout the academic year there will be free bus GIRL FOR 2 girl, furnished, Sept. 15 with new 9 mth. leases Call 351-8282 fcortation to and from campus. We also have a full time Resident Manager for any close, parking, lease through for student buildings only. (Behind the Yankee Store) March. 332-1607. 3-8-25 ■jtiinance. If you want to be among the first residents of Campus Hill call today. 2 Maximum security deposit only t°om units start at $62.50 - month WANTED, per man. Model open daily 9 a.M. to 9 P.M. ONE girl. $150 per apt! Mental information call BOB McGRIFF at 349-3530. 3, 6, 9 and 12 to see the studio, nth leases Twyckingham. Fall to Spring. 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom apts. CROSSWORD snra HUDC! □§□ available. $65. 337-0256. 2-8-23 contact the resident managers PUZZLE FALL ONLY. One guy for 2 below. ACROSS 1 PAST TONY COATS ON GRAND RIVER man. Stoddard Apartments. ♦ BEECHWOOD S<' 1. Lard 28. Obtained ( 351-3148. 3-8-25 4 Heavy mist 30. lump of iffl sugar : 7. Hacks 31 Went first - TWO DELTA ARMS 11. Kimono sash 32. Factory FEMALES for 4 Twyckingham. $70. Start fall - man, 332-131 * 5< 12. Palm leaf 33. Petite 1 13. Algerian seaport 36. Troubles 351-3851 after 6 p.m. 3-8-25 EVERGREEN ARMS 332-8295""" 14 Gamble 15. Outfit 37. Anklebones 38. Vampire aras ssna faHH WANTED: ROOMMATE, male. 16 Walking stick 39 11 aaa HASLETT ARMS 135 coi.mgwood 731 Apartments. $70; call 17. Jalopy 42 Author of 332-3843 3 5 1 - 1 209. Great 19. Falsify a "Picnic" DOWN opportunity. 3-8-25 signature 43. Alternatives . NORTH POINTE 1240 Haslett Rd. 20. Kind of velvet .44 Sea eagle 1 Shipping initials 351 - 2353 4. Strong point 22. Charles Dickens 45. Enioy literature 2. "Honest • 5. Potpourri COUPLES: 2 - one bedroom 23. Auspices 46. Alcott heroine 6 loke apartments near Union. Near UNIVERSITY TERRACE 424 M,ch Ave- 24. Bishop's cap 47 Kind of bread 3 ^u8e 7 Summer squash Eastern/ $145 337-9341 month. 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 k> $28/week. 663-8418. 3-8-25 UNIVERSITY VILLA 635 Abbo,t Rd- i 9 Thrash i I3~ " 11 10 Dirk EAST 332-2189, 18 Clean LANSING luxury efficiencies September 18, available Air • INN AMERICA 351-2249 N i is IS w 16 19. In favor of 20. Footlike part 21 lifetime conditioning, close to 20 11 22. Offer 22 campus. Phone 351-1258 24 Fourposter after 5 p.m. X-8-25 23" 25. Kitchen Models open daily. 21 25 26 27 * Free bus service to campus. 28" p 15" appliance 26 light brown _ 27. Astern Roommate service available. W 32 29. Unit of reluctance 33 3M 95 36 HALSTEAD rT 38 V fir Ml 32 Hopscotch 33. Commotion \AGEMEST EXCLUSIVELY BY: 34 Unruly hair ALL ST All MANAGEMENT CO., IMC. HT MANAGEMENT *r 35 Seaweed % M3 36 Sincere '81-1310 241 e. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 M6 ST M7 38. Anaconda 444 Mich. Ave. Sit., Sun. £2 40 Crooked EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48«23 10 4 41. Somebody 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan platform OK seeJ For Sale For Sale Personal Service NIKKORMAT lenses for BODY. Zoom Pentax and SEWING MACHING Clearance Sale. Brand new portables, ALWAYS OPEN. Monday Friday, 8 -5:30 p.m. UNION - FOR QUALITY service on stereos. TV's and recorders. Fast Minolta. Sansui 1000AM/FM BUILDING BARBER SHOP. The section labor $49.95. $5 per month. Large THE STEREO SHOPPE. (Continued from page 1) on was markedly cordi,. „ I stereo receiver. Sony TC8 8 C-1-8-21 track recorder. Used color selection of reconditioned used machines. Singers, 337-1300. C-8-25 especially interested to pick up advance copies. strategists have welcomed President Georw to keep the AFL-CIO, S Re^J TV's. 1,000 used 8 - track Just as the initial sections of the draft platform endorsed traditionally IW y'« Whites, Necchis, New Home EXTERIOR PAINTING. Grad tapes. Wall tapestries, stereo- and "many others", $19.95 to Peanuts Personal students, reliable, references. Nixon policies on Indochina, foreign affairs and economics neutral in the coming presidential contest lci|itM albums. WILCOX SECOND and promised to build on them, the concluding portion The women's rights plank $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS Call 349-1005 after 5 p.m. promises r HAND STORE, 509 East DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, THANKS RANDY'S TO ROGER MOBILE of for Free estimates. C-8-25 does the same for administration moves in the affected ratification of the equal rights of discrimination against women in amendment 2^ N Michigan 485-4391. 1115 North Wasthington, SERVICE beyond price. fields. both nuhi """l BankAmericard, Master 489-6448. C-8-25 1-8-21 as government employmnet and ippllcatZ In sir iirlmii Charge, Layaway. 8 a.m. • 5:30 p.m. Monday 11*11 WHAT'S. laws, and private matters, such as endorses appointment of women to eligibHUvVf ^ Saturday. C-4-8-25 FREE - CYCLOPS T - shirts with the rl C,U. CHET ATKINS is Real Estate fflraUG all portraits orders. $1.50 to now teaching Court and other high offices. n("1 Sup, all others. CYCLOPS guitar at MARSHALL After declaring that primary SCOTT RECEIVER, STUDIOS, 220 Albert, MUSIC COMPANY through responsibility fn, , Garrar turntable and 332-0573. C-8-25 DE WITT, frame 2 bedroom insulated, "A" panelled, his unique new audio - visual upbringing lies with the family, the that, to meet the need of some parents- platfol ^ speakers; Smith Corona wooded lot. method. For information call ""l 669-7662. "We favor the typewriter. Phone 332-6154. 6-8-25 351-7830. C4-8-25 development of publiclv or „ Ask for Don. S- 5-8-25 Animals voluntary, comprehensive, quality day carp for It's Community Center from 9 p.m. controlled but federally assisted, with the reo.?068,10" PRIVATE GUITAR instruction. Announcements GLENCAIRN. GRACIOUS 2 to I a.m. Saturday at 117 S. What's Happening must be the recipients of these services will pay thlT™*! WALL UNIT upright, $5 each. NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND Folk, Fock, Classical, all story brick on shaded street. received in the State News Pennsylvania Ave., Lansing. For puppies. Beautiful. the costs according to their Shelves, $2 each. Sleeping champions pedigree. Now. 9 3 bedrooms, 1V4 baths, dining styles. $3 per lesson. Inquire office, 341 Student Services more information call 353-9795. ability." Wr !|Mi bag, $10. Phone 393-3II9 at MARSHALL MUSIC, The platform adds, in $50, $75. 663-8418. 3-8-25 room, den, recreation room, Bldg., by noon one class day language reminiscent » after 5 p.m. 3-8-21 351-7830. C-1-8-21 veto fireplace, carpeting, before publication. No The MSU Veterans Assn. will message last year, "We oppose Ill-considered I ^ dishwasher. $37,000. 825 announcements will be accepted meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday at incapable of being administered effectively S-1?* USED ZENITH portable stereos, SAMOYED PUPPIES. Fluffy, Audubon, 332-2483 after 5 by phone or for events outside 1212G University Village. All heavily engage the federal government in this'.J1?" $25. SHOPPE, Guaranteed. 543 STEREO East Grand white. AKC. bloodlines. Outstanding with Champion p.m. 6-8-25 Typing Service the greater Lansing area. veterans are welcome and In other fields, the draft platform supports: invited. River. C-11-8-25 children. 351-6178. 3-8-25 EAST LANSING, attractive 7 •Voluntary prayer by public school children. PROFESSIONAL THESIS room home with large Gay Liberation office hours SCOTT RECEIVER, Garrard DOG OBEDIENCE Classes typing, any field, IBM •Establishment of a Dept. of Natural beautifully landscaped yard, are from 1 to 3 p.m. Monday turntable and speakers; Smith sponsored by Student near campus. Many desirable selectric typewriter. Call develop a national energy policy. through ttriday in 24 Student Corona typewriter. Phone Veterinarians Wives starting features, $43,900. 484-5315. Sharon Vliet, 627-2936. Wanted 332-6154 Ask for Don. S- September 25. For BL-1-8-21 10-8-25 Services Bldg., or call 353-9795. •An independent Consumer represent consumers before federal agencies Protection a*p„ I 5-8-25 information call Mrs. Wilson, METAL CANOE, in good The Baha'is of East Lansing - ht II 8 MONTHS women's 3 speed 393-2388 before 6 p.m. or Mrs. Smith 489-7675 or Mrs. DUPLEX, THREE bedroom, family room with fireplace, TYPING and WANTED. weekends. Evenings Electric condition, and boy's Schwinn sting - ray bicycle. Call invite everyone to informal "punitive proposals which proconsumer." are more antibusinl"# 1 discussion of the Baha'i faith BSA. Excellent condition, Ford, 393-6653 after 6 p.m. fully carpeted, 154 baths. typewriter. Phone, 337-7272. 487-3096. S from 7 to 10 p.m. today in the $65. 337-0221. 3-8-21 3-8-25 oashe a n ge 7-8-25 *The right of privacy, to be safeguarded Union Sunporch. bv refrigerator, garbage disposal, NEEDED. HOUSE with shop computerized national data banks and all nth . 50 USED SEWING MACHINES, 2 car garage. Call Jim Hovey space or shop space. Michael, brother' schemes which endanger individual $9.95 and up. Consoles and Mobile Homes at MULDER - RUTTER COMPLETE THESES SERVICE. 351-4571. 3-8-25 The ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. rights " Discount printing. IBM typing will have a lawyer available from portables, Zig - Zag and REALTY, 371-4444. •Continued efforts to multiply low-cost and binding of theses, I to 4:30 p.m. every Wednesday housin, | straight stitchers. Also, used GREAT LAKES 1970.12' x 50, vacuum cleaners. $3.50 and 2 bedroom, air conditioned, Evenings and weekends, resumes, publication. Across TEN SPEED bike, prefer during the summer term. MSU opposition to "the use of housing or community dttJj _371j2613. 14-8-25 from campus, corner M.A.C. Schwinn Varsity. Pay cash, students wishing appointments programs to impose arbitrary housing patterns or up. ELECTRO-GRAND,804 skirted, carpeted, furnished, and Grand River, below Jones 351-8431. 3-8-21 are asked to check with the communities." East Michigan, Lansing. shed. 625-3725. 3-8-25 3, 4 or 5 bedroom homes, must sell. Call 372-8077 after 4 Stationery Shop. Call ASMSU Business Office, 307B Hours, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. COPYGRAPH MOTHER WITH Saturday, 9-12 noon. C-8-25 1969 RICHARDSON 12' x 60', p.m. C-8-25 SERVICES, art education Student Services Bldg., or call •'Lowering the legal age of majority to 18. 337-1666. C-8-25 degree would like to babysit 353-0659. 2 bedroom, stove, in $1400 ZILDJIAN and Ludwig my Haslett home. refrigerator, dinette set, Recreation TYPING THESES and letters, 339-9481. 3-8-21 S-T-R-E-TC-H & combination. Will offer over $650. take best Contact, carpet, drapes. 1-313-759-5672. 3-8-25 $4200. etc. Rapid, accurate service. The Medicine MSU College of Human Community Health SEWl THANK YOU for your interest. Experienced. 393-4075. WANTED FOR Fall term. Girl Committee will hold its monthly FABRICS 482-7922. 5-8-25 STEREO SYSTEM. Kenwood AMERCIAN EAGLE, 12' x 50', 1970. Student has moved, UNION BOARD FLIGHTS ARE ALL FILLED. C-8-25 C-8-25 needs own apartment distance room within of in house walking campus. or free II the immunization a.m. to clinic 3 p.m. Saturday at Church of God in Christ, from >» 4960 Northwind Drive, receiver, MacDonald must sell. Excellent floor 349-0548 days. 3-8-21 turntable. Royal 12" plan, phone, 339-2461. Service corner of St. Joseph and Logan East Laming 332 0879 speakers. Also, Remington 12 Streets, Lansing. All persons 3-8-25 d issertations, NEED OWN room in house or attending are urged to bring a MON. guage pump shot - gun. Set of EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - FRI.9am. 9pJ manuscripts, general typing. apartment September 15. record of past immunizations wire wheel covers. Phone 1969 RICHARDSON 12' x 60', desires typing and dictation SAT. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m IBM. 22 years experience. Close. 351-3638 before 2 p.m. 2 in home, 1 day service, Cooking. Call with them. bedroom, stove, 349-0850. C-8-25 337-0318 anytime. S-3-8-25 KNITS OF ALL KISM 2-8-23 refrigerator, dinette set, 3724682. 19-8-25 carpet, drapes. $4200. 10 SPEED Raleigh, 2 months DON'T FORGET blood comes old, $100. Gary, 349-3358. 1-313-759-5672. 3-8-25 engagements"." a FriaJ Friday only from people. Save a life. 3-8-25 feature of Classified Give blood. Professional RITZCRAFT, 3 bedroom. COUPLE NEEDS ride West. Fabulous condition. Advertising. Deadline 12 donors compensated. Many 19' FIBER noon Thursday. $1 Reno, Nevada. After August MICHIGAN COMMUNITY glass FLYING extras, air conditioned. per insertion. 347 25th. Call after 6 p.m. BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. SCOT, with trailer. Phone Phone 489- 2028.3-8-21 Student Services Building. 8-25 485-0870.3-8-23 C-8-25 339-2561. 3-8-25 VAGABOND 12' x 60', 2 APARTMENT SALE, 8 - 22. bedroom, beautiful interior. Clothes, furniture. Moving to Must see to appreciate. Europe. 646 Stoddard. 10:30 $6,200 646-6452 weekdays . a.m. - 4 p.m. 1-8-21 after 6 p.m. All day Saturday or Sunday. Windsor Estates. FENDER STRATOCASTER 5-8-25 You con hear (1965) $225., Martin D - 18 (1971), $210. Must sell. $65 MONTH payments on small 351-0481. 1-8-21 house. Furnished. Close. $800 down. 351-9129. WIRE FRAMES? We have many 2-8-21 white or yellow gold styles to choose from. the OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2515 E. Michigan. 372-7409. C-8-25 351-6394.4-8-25 FENDER AND Guild electric ONE BEDROOM trailer. East guitars. Used Martins and Gibsons. 5 Lansing Park. Call 882-6072. string banjos. difference 4-8-25 More. ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS, 541 East Grand River. C-1-8-21 Personal RALEIGH 5 speed. Chain, FREE A lesson in complexion padlock and light. Like new, ... Call 484-4519. East with on QutoLocin from care. $75. 351-3050. 3-8-25 Michigan or 485-7197, WINDSHIELD FOR 1970 Nova. Lansing Mall. MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Tinted, used, $30 or best. Must sell. 355-9920 after 6 p.m. 2-8-23 STUDIOS. C-8-25 East Lansing 6tate Dank PREGNANT? WE understand. COLE'S BAKERY Call us. Pregnancy counseling. TUESDAY ONLY special. 4 372-1560. 0-8-25 laoves Home - Style white bread, $1 at our bakery foods concession. MEIJERS THRIFTY ACRES, Okemos, South Pennsylvania, West Saginaw. KROGER, Frandor, Logan Center, 4002 West Saginaw. 1721 North Grand River. C-1-8-21 See the Convention I can NFJAC ? WRITE OFF RESEARCH WOES WITH WRITE ON 211 ABBOTT RD. 351-9100 9 -6 DAILY When you're out shopping for that new car, be sure to shop around for the financing. Not all financing plans are alike. And what might take a few more minutes in the beginning may mean more car for your money in the end. Like stereo music. •This chart gives you our rate. For further information, please drop by any of our five convenient locations in East Lansing and Meridian. A better car deal starts with a better AutoLoan from your Hometown Bank, East Lansing State Bank. Now with Trust Services. Member: F.D.I.C. East Lansing State Bank annual percentage rate $1,500 9.31 $224.76 $1,724.76 $47.91 36 months 2,000 9.31 299.68 2,299.68 63.88 36 months 2,500 9.31 374.96 2,874.96 79.86 36 months 3,000 9.31 449.88 3,449.88 95.83 36 months J