Ellsberg . . Wednesday I reveals the secret plan to Cloudy . Lj the war that Nixon MICHIGAN ... and warm today with Lmpaigned on in 1968. See temperatures in the high 70s Tory page 8- STATE STATE NEWS and low 80s. Showers intermittantly throughout UNIVERSITY the day. 5 Number 17 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 23, 1972 ROCKEFELLER EX Republican party renominates Nixon dcapU llAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) ... ITln < A P i — - Fur thermnrp Furthermore, cairt said Rockefeller, t to _ ir Key n. Nixon is working and planning "for a Biscayne to watch the demonstrators arrested after fcdent Nixon's name was presented renomination ceremony, and were they incident, the marchers finally Nixon told about 2,000 supporters. century of peace ahead ..." prepare blocked J president Nixon's Republican for the triumphant an intersection, jostled straggling away. "We're going to win them." lonal Convention Tuesday night - We need this man of action, this Wednesday night passersby, and banged on automobiles. Wrapping up their preliminary "Four more years," the crowd convention appearance with which T by man of he an old political rival turned accomplishment, this man of will accept it. About 1,000 protesters business, the convention adopted rules chorused. experience, this man of courage," the In the marched on that bequeath 1976 convention "I don't know anyone who has a New York governor streets outside the the ruMI BEACH, Fla. - The senior, said that group as a whole students among the Young Voters platform." |W0 Young Voters for the will have a positive effect on the for the President (YVP) feel they Pete Sorum, chairman of the «S11 (YVP) are at JJubhcan National masons: to Convention show the their happenings at the convention, but as an crowd. individual he feels lost in the Youth support will convention accomplish more at the than will the Michigan YVP and MSU graduate, said he doubted whether the demonstrators at Flamingo Park. demonstrations are Ktfa <- the President and to get first-hand experience with "I don't really consider myself a "In the long run, our presence anything, because they have no accomplishing Republican. I'm just going to vote ■it>onal politics. for Nixon the with the best here will accomplish more because solutions. Nixon camp as man 1^ aBe of the young voters ideas," Hoffman said. we are contributing to the "The YVP doesn't come re-election of President Nixon," Bill E?fS to 30 years but Hoffman said many of the youth . . . McPherson, Grand Rapids senior, pretending to have solutions," Kk i?em^ers are in their early at the convention are here to get said Sunday. Sorum said. "We come supporting a |r '•J6 organization is divided ideas that will help re-elect the man who has plans to solve the ,^ree sections which are President to take back to their "The people in Flamingo Park problems of the country and the •bdwded into units of 100 are going to have an influence world." communities. T»Pie. Those units are divided into because they are making themselves s anc* each team is Peter Sorum, chairman of the and their ideas conspicuous but Sorum said the thing which is given a ■ ^nt assignment. Assignments Michigan YVP, said YVP members their man is not going to be most important to many of the bn« ri,nning errands on the are at the convention to become elected," McPherson said. people he has come in contact with better informed is the Nixon lolim" floor to participating in about the moves has deride McPherson said the YVP has one made U'lcy-maldng decision by working convention process. . . . acts opinion and the demonstrators have toward acheiving peace. PtesmenStaffS °f the varioUS "We are here not to make another but that the YVP opinion "We have a rational foreign headlines but to become better will have more impact. policy now and the draft has been l,,W®are F there trying really is to reassure people people," he said. "Actually, the Republicans are considerably altered," Sorum said. a purpose for in Miami not so much conservative as they Sorum said peace will only come Badpr nH R1s?,d Sunday. »g .here" Bl» McPherson, RfP'ds senior and team The tone of the YVP considerably different from that of the delegate whose average age is is park are said. He slow reformers," McPherson argued that Republicans when people learn to understand each other. "Nixon has taken this world |kenism.»presence is not about 45 years. Entertainment for the YVP Sunday night was a luau think out their decisions at great down th road to Sorum said. understanding," V. Tositi!!!1 are doing here is followed by a concert featuring a length before they act. Once they have their minds made up, Jim Hoffman, Ms th . ion> whether everyone rock group playing songs from the they are Pittsburgh, Pa. Ed that w*y or not," McPhereson '60s. Evening entertainment for the By JUDY YATES secure in their knowledge, and demonstrations by factions are not senior, said the demonstrators will delegates includes dining and State News Staff Writer only get publicity and probably will |Jtm Hoffman, Pittsburgh, Pa. dancing in luxurious restaurants. going to change their minds, he said, "certainly demonstrations will have no positive effect on the convention at all." 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Au.,.„ iaTf^TOl Ferency eyed for court bid By NANCY PARSONS winter and University. spring terms and donate his salary back to the Sander L«vin in the 1970 Democratic primary. , ' summary State News Staff Writer At their state convention this weekend at Lansing Ferency is currently a candidate for a master's degree in The position of^state Supreme Court ji Community College, the liberal Human Rights party is the bench, as Justices Paul L. Adams expected to nominate Zolton Ferency, East Lansing attorney, for the state Supreme Court. end of this summer term. "1 hope that my diploma will not be conferred upon me are retiring, a"ndEugw?J^ The new party, which Ferency helped form over a year by the trustees in a 6 - 2 vote split directly down party Ferency says he expects his Republican oDnn* ■ fete.:: ago, is expected to support the candidate who received the lines," Ferency said. Appeals Court Judge John H. GilUs, 0f list of party Shores, and and Oakland ' —l- Ferency has obtained an extensive Shores, Oakland Qrcuit Orcuit Judue Judge J«m«, James s. TWh c Pli unanimous endorsement of the Ingham County caucus, Democratic nominees will hp Watmn i The convention is less than a week before the 50 - year - rumAAMfiA credentials within the Democratic vonirc ..rUku ranks, oiinh such as: state cffltp Democratic nominees will be Wayne Circuit ^ finiJ"Co old candidate is scheduled to begin his job associate party chairman, 1963 to 1967 ; defeated candidate for Horace W. Gllmore and Detroit Recorders j(- ,Udge "These kids do some pretty professor of criminal justice at MSU. new as governor against George Romney in 1966, and runnerup to P„„nc p™..., _raji„.e Evans, Ferency predicts. KobtiJ The board of trustees appointed Ferency to this $16,500 silly things, but most of them a year position May 19 but delayed the effective date - - came here because of the until Sept. 1. principle Wednesday, they going to . . sit . Wait until are not around just the Republican trustees Frank Merriman, of Deckerville, and Kenneth Thompson, of East Lansing, opposed hiring Ferency but were outvoted by the other six Democratic trustees. Workers discuss plan convention hall." to form union affiliate Ferency said Tuesday that he sees no conflict between - Paul Savonis, Dade County his candidacy and his teaching responsibilities at MSU. Bar Assn. ombudsman "I intend to strictly abide by the University regulations concerning political activities," Ferency said. Clerical technical proposals committee to response from the He said in TTie regulations as listed in the faculty handbook state study issues of interest was University to the Michigan J "For the mutual protection of faculty members and the workers at MSU interested formed. unionization drive has been government, the F affiliating with State University, faculty members campaigning as political The group also heard Employes l candidates for state or federal offices shall do so on their American Federation of a warning from the twice as many memh-1 own time. For the period of such candidacy, it is required that they obtain leaves of absence or continue work at the State, Municipal County Employes and progress reports from the various committees working Personnel Office not to office phone numbers in use AFSCME, - half but the procJJ Gays hold 8 hostage University on a part - time basis." (AFSCME) met Monday at with AFSCME, an AFL - union literature or to work grievances as numba | the union, 1 the Union to discuss the CIO affiliate, to gather the on the effort during office If Starting fall term, Ferency will be teaching both an of the organizing signatures needed to hours. you're local isolated, little gets / Two homosexuals took over a Brooklyn branch undergraduate and a graduate course on criminal law. progress "I see no problem in meeting all of my class, office and effort. authorize a union election Two representatives from Eiler emphasized. bank Tuesday and held eight persons hostage for During the 70 minute AFSCME Council 7 Volunteers hours at gunpoint. They obtained the release of a advising hours," Ferency said. "There is no doubt in my aIe mind that I will be teaching fall term." session, attended by nearly show discussed the union at needed to work o fellow gay from the psychiatric ward of a hospital technical of interest" cards had been Tuesday's meeting. Mike Ferency said that, if elected to the Supreme Court, he 30 clerical various - and demanded a plane to fly the three of them out negotiations received by AFSCME Cain, staff representative organili| would also like to continue teaching at the University employes, a committees. Intereitf Council 7, which is working working with MSU workers However, Ernest Aarons, described by one of clerical • technical vol with workers on the welcomed the group and should contact the gunmen, John Wojtorvicc, as his "wife," balked Hiitl TO AFFECT DISABLED unionization drive. Thirty introduced Jack Eiler, a 625-7352 or CiJ at going along, saying he feared his self - styled per cent of the over 2,000 union representative who 487-5081. They should husband because "he doesn't love me anymore." clerical - technical employes works primarily with mental be contacted if an offol Eventually, one bank guard was released, leaving must sign cards before an health employes in the S. Vietnamese offer lib! department would as hostages a man and six women. The gunmen election can be held. state. union representative toM "I think we've been doing Eiler discussed the proposed to take one woman and the bank during coffee breaks oil trememdously well for the differences between a union lunch hour. manager, Robert Barrett, 43, with them on the short time we've been and an association, stressing free N. Viet POWs General questions ft plane as hostages. to working Hart, a on it, member " Cheryl of the financial and resources available research to a the union and cards may be authorize obtained^ SAIGON (AP) — The South Vietnamese unilateral decision in accordance with coordinating committee, either Hart or Cain. humanitarian policy." said after Tuesday's government offered Tuesday to release 600 But the western Viet papers protest law disabled North Vietnamese prisoners of diplomatic sources said that for Hanoi to meeting. Hart stressed that it took S. Viets movel war. Western diplomatic sources viewed the agree to accept such a large number of the competing Clerical proposal as a propaganda move that Hanoi prisoners would mean the Communists - About a third of Saigon's would have to give something in return to Technical Employes Assn. probably would reject. 43 newspapers did not publish A similar proposal to release 570 sick stay in the propaganda war. more than four years to Que Son and disabled North Vietnamese prisoners "I don't think they are prepared to collect the approximately Tuesday in a protest of President Nguyen Van Thieu's of war in June 1971 was unsuccessful. The release American prisoners of war at this 900 has. signatures it reportedly The union drive near new press law. Saigon government produced only 13 who time," one source said. was SAIGON (AP) - A South heavy shellflre in thetoi accepted repatriation. Even they never In Washington, however, the State Dept. formally launched on The strike, which involved Vietnamese task force week of their drive tort returned because the North Vietnamese expressed hope that Hanoi would respond campus. Aug. 10. most of Saigon's politically by freeing American prisoners. A She said that to date no advanced slowly Tuesday in Quang Tri, reported kJ publicly rejected the plan as a hoax. the Que Son Valley,through six men killed i oriented Vietnamese - The South Vietnamese Foreign Ministry, spokesman, John King, said South Vietnam clerical - technical employes in its latest offer, called on North Vietnam acted on its own initiative but was in close have reported any difficulty which the North wounded in fighting! language dailies, was the to propose a time and place for receiving consultation with the United States. with their employers over Vietnamese forces stormed ranged between 4 biggest public show of the prisoners, and a limited cease-fire to The announcement by the Foreign union activities. last weekend to menace Da and a mile from the Nang and the populous Tri Citadel. opposition yet to an action allow for the release. Ministry made no mention of whether the "From the people I've coastal plain. taken by Thieu under his The Foreign Ministry said it was making disabled prisoners had been screened in talked to, the employers Antiaircraft fire fn The 3,000-man force was the gesture to mark Vu Lan, the Buddhist advance to determine whether they would seem in favor of clerical - city hit a U.S. jet ra recently acquired six months' reported special powers. All Soul's Day festival that begins agree to return to the North. This is technicals organizing report within wunin fourlour miles napalm strike and thed Wednesday. required by the Geneva Convention. because thPv they Hn do fwifeel we wp of Fire Base Ross, the maJ°r exploded in flames.1 The press law, which goes valley strongpoint lost in ""he government termed the proposal "a need to have a voice," Hart U.S. command said into effect Sept. 3, is one of the North Vietnamese drive. ij said. "They're not in favor South Vietnamese crewmen of the Airftf several decree laws issued by of unions as such, but they , F4 phantom were in Thieu under the powers he arenot going to condemn us spokesmen claimed that in American B52 b ^STATE NEWS at „ii» two days of the unloaded assumed to deal with the Here's a said the onl; counterthrust government e x p 1 os i ves on ll national emergency brought ground forces and allied air demilitarized zone I about by North Vietnam's SONY- strikes killed 54 of the another 1,000 tons bf invasion. for people the east Room North Vietnamese. South Vietnamese the DMZ within 12 rail Wednesday's Feature Dinner casualty reports for the Quang Tri in the etfaj on the go! action were incomplete. stall the flow of a supplies and reinforc Irish raid misses, kills 8 CHICKEN One military source said the Senior S0NYTC45 A LA KIEV 3.80 regiment that was driven out of the Ross-Que Son claimed that the U.S.| Two guerilla bombers killed themselves and six area had lost more than campaign and the mi Selection from our SALAD BAR other persons Tuesday when they blew up a DELUXE choice of potato or vegetable one-third of its 1,000 men North Vietnam's t have cut the supply customs post in the Irish border town of Newry in Individual loaf of bread & butter killed, wounded or missing a raid that went wrong. MINIATURE Dessert in the swift North 90 per cent. They | Vietnamese advance. North Vietnamese tri The body of a man, hooded and bound, was Beverage South are found in South Belfast later to make it nine dead BATTERY- About 100 miles to the the mainly on stocks ( Use All/entrance or fourth level north, South Vietnamese of and Northern Ireland's bloodiest day since British DPERATED ramp for direct access. marines claimed they killed before the start ol| 70 North offensive March 30. troops stormed barricaded guerilla strongholds Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 p.m. Vietnamese three weeks ago in a bid to crush the Irish ACTION- Tuesday in clashes around There was no wiyj check this report. F Republican Army (IRA). Quang Tri. the offensive some! The province's three - year death toll rose to 527 as the IRA struck after warnings that it planned to CORDER Jacobsoris The marines, still dodgii sources Vietnamese said the f would noj See the intensify its terror blitz, stalled by the army's OLYMPICS enough supplies to sit more than two or J invasion of their base areas in Roman Catholic months. Recent f ghettoes. NEJAC have said the ! 337-1300 could last several ^ months. VC hit GOP plank Small GET HIP enough to fit snugly into hand, purse, or attache case, the petite SONY TC-45 is a true friend that sticks with you all day long - at work, school, and play. An ideal traveling companion, it's full of the extra performance, value, and dependability that's made SONY The Viet Cong asserted Tuesday the Vietnam the first name in tape recorders. policy outlined in the Republican party platform SUNDAY, AUGUST 27 at 7:00 p.m would "prolong the war indefinitely and cause the FEATURES: • Built-in Condenser Microphone • Automatic Shut-Off BREAD J • Servo-Control Motor • Dual Differential-Balanced Flywheels elim¬ Vietnamese people more suffering and inate variations in tape speed when unit is with ENGLAND DAN*JOHN FORDCOLEY being carried • Pause destruction." Control with Lock • Record Interlock • Locking Rewind • Fast- $6 (reserved) $4 (unreserved) $4 (lawn) Forward/Cueing • Record Level/Battery Strength Indicator • Micro- Lyn Van Sau, spokesman for the Viet Cong shone and Auxiliary Input Jacks • Sonymatic Recording Control • delegation at the Paris peace talks, said statements Operates in Any Carrying Position • Optional Remote Stop/Start MONDAY, AUGUST 28 at 8.30 P.M. " • Optional Car Battery Operation by U.S. officials talking optimistically about the end of the war were "aimed at deceiving public JOHNNY CASH with JUNE CARTER, CARTER FAMILY opinion for electoral campaign needs." SONY Sau reiterated that President Nixon could have heard it ao good.« CARL PERKINS, STATLER BROTHERS, peace in Vietnam "within a few days" if he would & THE TENNESSEE THREE >7. $3 (ftwvd). $1.00 (unr.tarv.d lawn) agree to the Viet Cong's seven - point peace plan. j SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 at 7 00 p.m. 10 WHAT'S China to stall Bengali bid BLOOD SWEAT&TEARS With special guest star Don Cooper 00IH0 OH! M, *5 (reserved), $4 00 (unru*rv«d happening at the Pretzel Bell China called the lawn) It's all on Security Council Tuesday to postpone consideration of Bangladesh's bid for Lansing's finest restaurant and bar. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 at 7 00 p.m U.N. membership. The Soviet Union, India and Enjoy your favorite food and drink in unique atmosphere in town. Yugoslavia asked that membership be granted. The council is expected to consider the THE BEACH BOYS Get it together and come on out to the. irved). 14 00 (wnr.itrvad lawn) proposals later this week after it hears a report from its membership committee. At a closed meeting Monday, the committee was 245 ANN STREET, E. LANSING 402 S. WASHINGTON, LANSING £ ■ PMONi 559-9111 - Tickets available at: ^ cPl6tzel FISHER THEATRE BOX OFFICE understood to have admitting Bangladesh. Guinea voted 11 - 1 in favor of was opposed, while Your Headquarters for "Straight Stereo Answers" " ® cBeIl China, Sudan and Somalia did not participate in !v«j«I pimples. Ritual prohibition of foods Would you please tell me where simple, orwim ■ provides full - time MSU students The solution to this problem preparations like Clearasil? Is acne will undoubtedly continue; it is a have to miss school to have it done? I for a discrete diagnosis of Circumcision is a surgical with inexpensive and easily rests in establishing a different generally outgrown ? probably no more than adult person can go to the foreskin proced»hl accessible medical aid. Part - time method of determining eligibility A leading scourge of youth, acne is an counteragression. Agents such as VD. Also, what is the percentage of VD remove (the skin toI continues from the shaft of students and the spouses and for health center services. inflammation or infection of tiny pores Clearsil can be helpful and on campus? the dm? I and the glans which is the bT I covers children of married students, shaped end of the One solution might be to organ). UsJJ however, are unfortunately not performed at or shortly after birtil establish a credit system whereby circumcision is primarily 0f granted the same services, even value hi a student would be allowed a preventing the development ofavaritol on a fee basis. This situation can of infections that and must be changed as soon as certain amount of free service at occur when tit I the health center for every credit pocket formed by theforeskinanddij possible. is not kept clean. It has been he takes. Married students would as part of certain perform*I religious rites datiu■ be able to use their credits for back to This policy creates antiquity; the Jewish ujl medical services for their spouse Moslem religions are strong advocate I innumerable problems for part - For time students who have regularly or children. Students who the uncircumcised adult, tbl visited one doctor as a full - time exceeded their allotted number procedure is not necessary having trouble with infections gM unlesshtil of credits would be charged a student and now must seek cannot keep the area clean whidil medical attention from a new regular fee for any continuing should be done routinely by puIUmI medical aid. A student would not back doctor. It is also burdensome for the foreskin and washing tit I married students who must seek be able to use the health center exposed skin. There is some evidence I expensive outside medical help more than one term after he has support the fact that the uncircumcajl for their spouses and children stopped taking more than six male has a higher incidence of cancerofl the penis and his spouse a credits. higfel who are unable to use the health incidence of cervical cancer. But, It'll center's services. Another solution might be to also felt that this may be due toalackofl cleanliness. 9 charge nonfull - time students a Part of the problem seems to regular fee, recycling that money Circumcision can easily be ) - Some New Mexico going on." delegation. The chairman construction costs. They are wasn't upset no matter what Invention delegates are Gonzales, state vice casts all the votes. her colleagues said. ideals on the young who voted for him." people for use by faculty and j that their state will president of the New "I'm not embarrassed by researchers. Ive to cast a ballot vote for Mexico GOP and owner of a it. It's part of my duties," Itiwar Rep. Paul dental "He's won it in the state. laboratory in Santa Lujan said. "And it's the ^hepard's. This was done in a most JCIoskey and thus deny Fe, wasn't the only will of New Mexico voters democratic way," she said. lesident Nixon unhappy one. in the primary." FOR a lanimous renomination. "Mr. McCloskey only Everyone in the 14 - F'He's got his right to wanted Marge Bodwell, the to get the person New Mexico state's only GOP county Jssent," said Alex pizales. «ned to "Everybody him. Nobody limelight," said Francine Neff, state chairwoman from Albuquerque. "He's delegation supports Nixon. McCloskey was guaranteed chairwoman, said she agreed with McCloskey's views on YOUR by state law to get one of dissent being valuable. lit him off. But his idea of Tt withdrawing his vote so gotten the publicity. After that I'd have thought he the 14 votes, however, when he took more than 6 per "I think we've put too BOOKS [not to make it unanimous I Nixon is childish." would have been kind cent of the vote in the much President emphasis on the enough to New Mexico to state's first presidential being elected ■McCloskey had ruled out let us not be the blot on the primaries last spring. His u n a n i mously," the EAST LANSING lat possibility earlier nation." candidates for delegates Alamogordo woman said. 317 E. Grand River sday. The man who must cast "If McCloskey had a right were defeated, depriving ■"Not me," he said when that vote for McCloskey is him of a convention floor to the vote, he deserved to ■ed if he might withdraw. Rep. Manuel Lujan of voice. get it. We've got to worry MEET US Albuquerque, the only Juanita Marcus Michaels, onnally sees Spanish surnamed Republican in Congress and a Taos Pueblo Indian who is one of seven Indians at the rTcTsion! UNDER THE .imports' PARACHUTE lose race in Your Service Center 9 |For FOREIGN AUTOSl |ov. election jf The Greaser Special £ ♦Major & Minor Repairs f at I ""Complete Auto Body i [former Treasury J $1.90 delivers a Medium 12" Varsity Pizza * Work ' \fiepards :retary John B. Connally with 3 items of your choice for free. Valid Id Chicago Mayor Richard with this ad on Wed. & Thurs. Aug. 23 - yL | * Factory Trained I I Daley, supporters of 24, 1972. Mechanics • '"Restoration JH

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Grand MIAMI BEACH, FLA. - Nazis and the others," he Augustine added riders in River Ave. The Michigan convoy of the said, "because it appeared as two scout cars leading the Vietnam Veterans Against though someone was going convoy were individually the War (VVAW) arrived at to get hurt." questioned by members of Flamingo Park Sunday to Two hours after their the state highway patrol as the hostile welcome of 19 arrival, the Nazis they crossed into Florida. members of the American "reluctantly" departed, "The first officer was Cigarettes Nazi party. with seven members nursing very nice, and asked us to The Nazis briefly knots and bruises produced tell him information disrupted normal life in the by the boots and fists of the required by law, but didn't 3/99c radical park community, established by the Miami veterans who hastened their leaving. press for anything more," Augustine said. limit 3 Beach City Council on a Four VVAW members Members were asked to pkgs. narrow 4 vote one week were also injured, however fill out interrogation forms, ago. no one was hospitalized. he said, but he was (coupon) Expires after 8-27-72 Gathering on a low - bed Augustine said the uncertain as to whether East Lansing Store Only truck, the Na2is taunted the VVAW exercised extreme they were state or federal newly - arrived VVAW restraint prior to forcing the forms. 20c Off members and later Nazis from the park. "It was obviously a high - requested one - half hour to VVAW members of the level decision targeted at the Hie Discount Price explain themselves. Michigan chapter later VVAW," he said. The VVAW held a condemned a "victory" Approximately an hour on conference immediately to speech given by a member after they had orginally determine the best course of of SDS in which been stopped, another state Kodak Color Film action. congratulated the veterans' patrol car requested the East information from the limit 1 Lansing VVAW group for throwing the neo - same member Richard Augustine facists from the park, two lead vehicles. (coupon) said the veterans tried The Michigan veterans Augustine was told by Expires after 8-27-72 East Lansing Store Only to keep the remainder of the renounced the speech the officers that the state park's temporary residents because they felt the Nazis police had no intention of from the self stopping the entire convoy, Peaceful avowed had been denied the Ultra Sheen - facists while a decision was constitutional guarantee to but would investigate all being made. free speech. However, the stragglers. Conditioner smaller group's antagonism Augustine stressed the Antiwar activists, led by three Vietnam War veterans Convention. There were no disorders and nonviolent purpose of the in wheel chairs, shout slogans as they march past the demonstrators made no effort to impede business in had precipitated the ultimate VVAW's participation in the Miami Beach Convention Hall Monday during the the area of the Convention Hall. Correction violence, the veterans said. Republican convention. opening session of Republican National APWirephoto R$G. $1.00 UU 'There is a certain "Wait Until Dark," a film Augustine and Michigan limit 1 amount of paranoia on both in the park than "dissident join the veterans in did not extend to all the (coupon! shown on campus Monday coordinator for the VVAW, sides," he said, "and we will nondelegates" approved by protest. peace guards, McClellan added. to remain in the parkinshJ Ronald McClellan, said the Pomerantz. like otT Expires after 8-27-72 night, was sponsored by the only resort to violence if it the city council, and the "We asked them to "We were close enough to East Lansing Store Only trip to Miami Beach in the join Miami police in the u, Office of Black Yearbook, is the last straw." some of them to get spit sound of revolutionary rock us, but the officers made was dressed in not the Minority Prelaw convoy was relatively "I came down here with civilianattin uneventful. hung in the air as thickly as them close the windows and at," he said grinning. Fantastik Club. A ugustine the specific intent of trying the smell of stale beer and pull the shades," the MSU Though 20 cars of the M cClella said the to end the war in Vietnam," An advertisement marijuana. junior said. "Some seemed Dade County sheriff's office demonstrations reaction to the convoys was Spray Cleaner incorrectly indicated that mixed, ranging from overt Augustine said. The remainder of the "1 didn't leave my job in to be for us and gave us a arrived, none of the officers continue the nonviola_ East Lansing for a week to civil disobedience the Minority Prelaw Club hostility to overt praise, but power salute when we emerged from the vehicles. similaij had sponsored the movie. the welcome was far from Michigan VVAW contingent come down here to get passed." \fiami Police Chief Rocky the action of the pi seemed equally dedicated. REG. $1.80 No Limit 99' Following the Sunday afternoon encounter with stoned and Augustine said. drunk," Monday afternoon the However, the cordiality Pomerantz had asked them days. the Nazis, the entire 600 - war| entire VVAW contingent (coupon) member veterans' group left the festive atmosphere in marched to high school a Micmi Beach near the Nixon plan the center of Flamingo Park convention site to confront and retired to a quiet the Florida National Guard Foam On Nair Hair Remover - northwest corner. Late Sunday there appeared to be more visitors and curiosity seekers evening on was their own turf. McClellan said the march an attempt to get the by MIAMI use He said they also were of his first 10 weeks it th convention military force to BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Daniel Ellsberg said clear to the Soviet Union was two-fold: demonsti REG. $2.00 $"|27 Tuesday that President Nixon had a plan to end the and that Nixon and Henry A. Kissinger, his foreign to the North Vietnamestll was ready to escalate tij WflrU- war four years ago — using affairs adviser, believed the war up to full-scale bombl limit 1 frogmen in Haiphong harbor Russians could be pressured of North Vietnam | (coupon) after 8-27-72 and marines in Laos to show into convincing the North mining of Haiphong ha North Vietnam he would Vietnamese into ending the and reduction of U.S. fc escalate the war if war. in Indochina to a point (J "RATTLE THESE LIZARD BONES TO GET RID Head & Shoulders necessary. Ellsberg, a former Rand would never reach zero. | Lotion Shampoo OF YOUR WORRIES. IF THAT DOESN'T WORK, JOIN THE CREDIT UNION." miv*, Ellsberg conference told that the a news moves Corp. analyst being tried by the government over public on "President Nixon a a conscious policy tld were kept secret from the release of the Pentagon precluded any chance I 6,5 oz OQi WE SOLVE MONEY PROBLEMS lURANT jublic, but were Morth Vietnamese. clear to the Papers, said Nixon's policy on the Vietnam war during peace," Ellsbergcharged. He said that some' J REG. $1.50 03 between Nixon's fifth al limit 1 & BAR tenth week in office in 196| the President: 4UI VlS (coupon) ♦Sent Navy frogmen Expires after 8-27-72 MSU EMPLOYEES | iilj CLAMBAKE East Lansing Store Only pres Haiphong harbor oster to chart it K2R 600 E. Crescent Rd. Phone 353-2280 Every Fri. & Sat. 6-10 p.m. mining. Open 9:30-5:30 Monday thru Friday 718 E. Grand River •Sent U.S. Marines it| Spot Lifter Phone IV 2-6100 Laos. 7 oz. a huge and •Ordered B52 borabi in then neutral C'amboif REG. $1.1 $]09 Ellsberg said he lean policy by mid 191 wonderful of the through dealings < Great Artists limit 1 (coupon) Kissinger's office on J Vietnam War options pC sweater vest Ellsberg was in charge fl preparing for considentif Wash by the President and National Security Coin Uj REG. $1.00 N' Dry CQl on Campus collection for fall. 1 ^ 22's limit 1 (coupon) during 1972-73 Expires after 8-27-72 East Lansing Store Only Don't Miss Them Come visit us soon 10% 203 E. GR. Off NEJAC WEDS. & F 337-1300 All Suntan Products aHHHHBHBBnaggflflflnflflflgnnnHHllAiUl limit 1 (coupon) No one | Eveready stay ind 9 Volt Batteries STABLES I 2 for price iifl1 of one limit 4 batteries Uv CORBA1 (coupon) dining! Expires after 8-27-72 For unique the shade. | East Lansing Store Only experience relax in A selection of reserved seat beverage Maybelline Magic tickets at $18. & $17. available to all non - season students for University for our new please write brochure Magic Held over! sip your favorite and enjoy the Stables food ... delicti■ all ■" Series "A" and Lively Arts Series Mascara Lecture - Concert Series breezy outdoors. "B". Sale closes September 1. For 1 44 MSU Auditorium through Sat. Nite tickets, contact the Union Ticket REG. $1.00 66' Office . .. 355-3361. E. Lansing, Michigan 48823 limit 1 or call 365-6686 THE STABLES (coupon) Expires after 8-27-7 Duke Ellington for further information 2843 E. Grand River fcast Lansing Store Oi aiHUlJUUfltHllHmnnnnri Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 23, 1972 9 Jixon gets Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More welcome kt airport CAMPUS [MIAMI BEACH Ha. Lp) - Arriving to claim his [ready-won Tnomi nation Republican prize, MEIJER SAVINGS Resident Nixon flew to PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY. AUGUST 28. 1972 fcorida Tuesday to a noisy ■rport welcome from 2,000 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT TO REASOHADIE QUANTITIES—HONE SOLD TO DEALERS Toung supporters. J pledged to the ■heering, chanting, Tgn waving crowd that people will have a LADIES' role in both his jinpaign and in his second fcrm in the White House. T "You want to participate 1 and you're going to," the SWEATER fresident told the airport L)Wd as he spoke of the ■next four years." \ Nixon flew to Miami The VESTS fashion look for back to - international Airport - school! *100% Acrylic V - neck vest ■arcely five hours before in striped patterns. Assorted colors. le Republican Convention Sizes S M L. - - Irmally nominates him for *100% Acrylic V - neck button front ■second term. vest in checked patterns. Sizes S-M-L. I He was greeted, as he lalked with a big smile and |ave down the ramp from |s presidential jet, by Mrs. Bxon, daughters Julie Eisenhower td thi'ir husbands, David psenhower and Edward and Tricia Cox, JC27 I After his 10-minute ^0 I)rport speech, interrupted ' ly chants of "Four more lears! Four more years!" lie President worked his |ay along the fringes of the Irowd. T He paused with his wife LADIES' the band and chorus and ayed ■America." loarded a helicopter to fly Then sang he FASHION BOOTS CRAZY LEGS Jo his Key Biscayne home ■here aides said he would Popular stretch type with front zipper. American SHAVING GEL FOR WOMEN made. Black or brown. Sizes 5V4 to 10. Also available latch on television Tuesday in pull - on style, From a gel... to a foam .., Jight's convention . to a moisturizer. Helps Proceedings. prevent nicks and cuts. President is not Leaves skin soft and theduled to go to smooth. 7 oz. net wt. Our Convention Hall on Miami Reg. $1.19 each until tonight when he Belivers an acceptance Leech expected to set the ()ne for his next four years i office if he wins an %-oriented campaign Igainst Democratic nominee SHOE DEPT. HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS DEPT. LADIES WEAR DEPT. eoige McGovern. TOP FROST FROZEN (Cool looks Jrom our MACARONI i CHEESE, 8EEF ■Seiko Milne" TURKEY OR CHICKEN WESsB FOOD CLUB 8UTTERMILK BISCUITS 6* FROZEN APPLE RED - HAWAIIAN f»UNCH THE SWEETNESS OF HONEY-THE FRESHNESS OF DEW . . I0< 1 table No AC029M-17J, midnight blue dial bracelet, $69.50 HONEYDEW ARMOOR GOLDEN STAR SELF BUTTER DASTING ME10NS 6 SIZE (LARGE) 48< I I h'm ii, C?,'ve hlm the youngest, I flne'iest watches going, I b,"?°"s Se"C votes Rhodesia Goolagong and ended a consecutive game teenage wonder child Chris streak he had going at 171. Evert of Fort Lauderdale, Rudy Redmond, acquired Fla. from Atlanta, plus Mike The Forest Hills Weger start at cornerback tournament brings together >ut of Olympic and the other safety spot. for the first time this year ■UNICH (UPI) - The African country with a The formula called for last four days as the Children's Theatre (ernational Olympic population of more than 5 Rhoesia to compete under pressure began to mount. Live performances ittee, in an million blacks and less than its old name of Southern Faced with standing by its for the youngsters. ^recedented move, 300,000 whites. It also was Rhodesia, include blacks on invitation or giving in to the barred Rhodesia refused an invitation to its team and come in under SHOWS: protesters, the IOC backed ALSO competing in this compete in the 1968 games its old status as a British off. FRI. - 7 p.m. s games starting at Mexico City but was colony. SAT. 11 a.m., LANSING POPS CONCERT rday and was invited this year under an But what seemed fair to Brundage, obviously 2 p.m. kediately blasted by agreement that met with the upset at the turn of events, Sun. 12:30-1:30 P.M. Rhodesia's neighbors a year ftdesian sports officials approval of its African ago was unacceptable less nevertheless thought enough of the situation to make the j'introducing politics" in neighbors. than a week ago, just as a| lansing mall feports movement, WEJSTHERYANE announcement himself to But less than a week ago, athletes for this year's e IOC, under pressure newsmen. those same neighbors, led Olympic Games Saginaw began at Elmwood R black African nations by Nigeria and the Congo, arriving in Munich. "The important question "the center of things" •ust Rhodesia because of demanded Rhodesia be The IOC congress met in is settled," Brundage said, acial policies, withdrew thrown out of the games i three long sessions over the adding 70 votes were cast. Invitation to this year's ps by !There is a vote of 36 no — doubt that 31. they would walk out. The protesting group included at least 15 African Ski | Olympics in the are Sale! nations plus Cuba, Haiti and i of the politicians," Yugoslavia. Rhodesian sports The IOC agonized over rial in Salisbury. "It's a the question since last week bee. This is the end of and finally put it to a vote ■pretense by the Olympic late Tuesday. i (IOC) that they are Avery Brundage, the FISCHER livated by the original 84-year-old president of the pipic ideals." IOC who will step down ALU p Munich, Grant Stuart, after this year's games, had SKIS & iident of Rhodesia's taken a strong stand in favor ;ional Olympic of keeping Rhodesia in the MARKER littee, said in a brief Olympic iment, movement. The STEP-IN "Naturally, we vote for ouster of the [all bitterly disappointed former British colony thus BINDINGS we can't compete but represented defeat for REG. $205-now s139" Zeppelin a accept the IOC's Brundage. Rhodesia last competed FISCHER RED MASTER SKIS & [We feel this was entirely in the Olympics in 1964 at Michael York Jolitical MARKER BINDINGS ■ it came lgoryat all." action. I don't under the sports Tokyo, but was not invited four years ago under pressure heavy from Africa's black AE.ke Sommer JACK LEMMON IN ]KN!EVEL .. the last of the daredevils! 10% MSU Discount Reg. s80-now s44" Ihodesia is small nations. "THE OUT OF TOWNERS^ Late I FOX! Last September, though, "Pick-up on 101" ULTRA WOOD ADULT SKIS Men's IM the IOC voted to extend an invitation for this year's Dg to" Reg. s35-now $19" y Johnson (student) pm^ which have cost the 10WNT0WN FRANDOR LANSING HALL Mel Bushman (faculty) host West German Olympic 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 meridian n 3 p>f >, 6 - 0 in the summer Committee more than $600 DOWNTOWN, Open Monday and Friday 'till 9 p.m. of to is tournament for the m,lllon to organize and "BLACULA" LANSING MALL, Weekdays 'til 9 p.m.; Sun. 1 -till 5 p.m. ULTRA Wood title which had 13 sta&e- under 8 fo»nula FRANOOR, Open Monday, Thursday and Friday "til 9 p.m. cipants. Tom Schaerges which met with the TOMORROW . . . NOTE: MATINEES MERIDIAN MALL, Okemos, Mich., Open Weekdays 'til 9 p.rr CHILDS SKIS consolation aPProval of the entire I0C- DAILY DURING THIS ENGAGEMENT! 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SOUTH BEND Leaving 7:55 AM 6:15 PM 6:50 AM EastLansing 11:15 AM 10:40 PM 10:15 AM At: 2:25 PM 5:15 PM HELP Buses Departing for STAMP OUT MGM Presents Flint & MAKE forROOM RAQUEL with Bay City and Saginaw Connections WELCH Leave 8:15 a.m. 4:30 p.m. FALL MERCHAN KANSAS CI EastLansing at: 11:50 a.m. 1:20 p.m 6:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Sundays only Aug. 24 t BOMBER Phone East Lansing Bus Terminal for arrival and departure schedules U METRXXXOR |j I and information , HALWALUS ewooucTK* Farrow/Topol 332-2569 Air Conditioned - Rest Room Deluxe Coaches Available For Charter Shop fa all seasons 4310 W.Saginaw, Lansing, Mich. "H* Public Eye Write or Call Owosso, Mich, toll FREE A UNIVERSAL RELEASE (d)® 800 292-3831 2283 Grand River, Okemos, Mich. TECHNICOLOR* • PANAVISION* 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. Aubm 2 Novel explores political process An inevitable outgrowth of any election year is the f^ulred the to merely surface 1,* , predictable rash of political electorate. novels flooded on the Would it rMn market by writers hoping to wrapped in plaid possible for Quinn 1 1 go take public's advantage current of the appetite. candidate without This election year is no financial and L ««PPort of the J? or chin-deep in sherpa exception. One of the better novels to appear in 1972 is "Dark ~ntrol of the win the presidency-) cSJi irLl thinks so. iy*lB Horse" written by Fletcher Warm against winter winds... self - sashed "Dark Horse" ^ Knebel, perhaps the most the familiar disclaim*! blanket plaid boot topper with wide - wide lapels, skillful political novelist in and flap - topped patch pockets. Beige/blue recent years. any resemblence toU or black/red. Juniors' 7-15. Knebel's books are not after persons or events but few parallels are mjl reading "Dark Horse" s60 deeply engrossing, is that a presidential The book's obfloUf Double breasted cotton canvas boot - topping philosophical works. They candidate who refuses to lie Ume j, merely pose interesting to the president is *■ storm coat with acrylic sherpa cuffs, public just to gain similar to Lyndon questions about our votes is such a rarity in the basis for JohT collar and lining, deep back pleat. the cl political system and try to America today. Natural. Misses' 6 to 16. Playing the nny#r"l conjure up exciting answers. Politicians must rank The question of what Chicago is unmistahbteil $40 among the lowest public a Coats, second floor Downtown, would happen if the figures to be trusted by the scene driving where Q^l president of the United people and for that a car involved J Meridian Mall, Lansing Mall reason, fatal collision smacks States went insane produced Knebel's book is unique. Edward Kennedy's Knebel's book "Night of unfa Quinn is quickly deserted accident. Camp David." The question by practically every Political novels, about the results of a influential esptmM person in the military takeover of the country because the thrust Knebel's, stand as are not metjul government led to "Seven of his campaign is to take literary clasjQil all time. Days in May." Knebel's the control from the hands They merely book "Vanished" explored of this minority and give it as thought versions of the . pro,JJ the consequences of a back to the bulk of society. direction J country is headed. NotoJ disappearance of the In an age where a is "Dark Horse" president. candidate must reach 200 timely hi 1972, it hopefully couldtl The question Knebel million voters to be elected, the forecast of a attempts to answer in "Dark millions of dollars Horse" is: What are swing from 1976. would happen if, by a political fluke, an average American Drug citizen were elevated to the position of candidate a with presidential absolutely pro no hope of winning the election? Eddie Jersey Quinn, a New turnpike seeks h commissioner, was drafted to lead his party by a The Lansing Community Health, Education i handful of self - serving Mental Health Methadone Welfare and with i businessmen when the and Detoxification Clinic is mental health funds. party's original candidate in need of volunteers to Anyone interested J was felled by a heart attack help refurbish its facilities refurbishing the buildinfl just 21 days before the located at 1023 W. Ottawa. working with patients election. Director of the program call Tom RehnquistorJaL The manipulators felt Walker Thomas explained Huddleson at 485-72121 that Quinn would make a that volunteers are also 485-7213. good "yes man" to whom needed to help patients they could dictate and who cope with society, assist would help elect the them with financial party's cluster of governors problems, provide 17th ganna •and congressmen. transportation and generally Quinn proved to be his work on a one - to - one own man denounced the very men and promptly basis with them. He explained that the adjourned! that nominated him. With no hope of actually elected, Quinn decided to wake the country up to the being building cleanup project will give patients a better image of the program and they will be more willing to come draw REYJAVIK seeij (UK) 1 injustices of a government for treatment. Bobby Fischer, uiij ruled by a minority of accusation by the Run wealthy politicians. The program serves that his whims may I Some of the far out ideas Ingham, Eaton and Clinton deliberately aimed I proposed by Quinn during his whirlwind counties and aims to making Boris Spassky l«J campaign maintain and detoxify Tuesday night adjoin include an international persons who are addicted to the 17th game of them treaty that would limit heroin. chess championship «1 conscription to men over 50 The clinic's goal is to the Russian champion. J years - old so that the change the by using Fischer, whose ultinut - person people who plan wars also medication to avoid pain he would quit the m have to fight them, a law and to keep him from playing conditions wereii requiring all prison guards breaking the law, Thomas improved with the re«r and wardens to spend at said. of some seats, left thedj least one month at a peanl even before Spassky *i instutition other than their Group therapy is also and sealed his 40th motj own as used by the clinic along Fischer had opened prisoners and the abolition anonymous with a psychiatric referral a defense he had Mi J of all tax deductions except service. The clinic is before played - the «■ for a 30 per cent human involved in both long and called Pirc defense -w® depletion allowance for all short range programs, adjournment held a w Thomas said. taxpayers. knight and six pawwj All Literally overnight Quinn persons receiving Spassky's two rooks* treatment at the clinic are becomes the public favorite out five pawns. L for two reasons: His patients. Most experts forewB campaign promises are Approximately 70 are now draw from the adjoir™ direct and long - awaited being treated. position. and the people very simply However, Prior to the establishment trust the man. of the clinic at the Ottawa Isaac Boleslevsky siidj The tragic realization address in November, 1971, position was "a little Wi It for white (Spassky), was located in St. some chances." Lawrence Hospital. "Spassky has JUIIES health The community mental methadone and chances," grandmaster Sveto* detoxification clinic is Gligoric said. "Not Wl financed by the Dept. of small, but medium. L U.S. grandmii'B Lobumir Kavalek.f plaids race in for a Czechoslovak with a refu^,'J smile: !■ diplomat. There is»» night's work for botn^ lively look this fall see a draw. But small on Spassky." For all people with a preference for plaid some forward - thinking new designs from Personal to help you start plotting your fall. Multi - color wool plaid classics, the single breasted blazer, $37, and the belted box Expert repair and service j pleat skirt, $20, team terrifically with on all ladies'and men's a white shirt of Ultressa® polyester, $18 and drop crew necked micro ribbed sweater. watches and jewelry. Acrylic in yellow, lilac or orange, $12. Low prices and Long sleeved micro ribbed nylon turtleneck - in colors picked from the plaid, lilac, fast service. orange or yellow. $11. Self sashed plaid - shirt jacket, multi - color wool, $29. Side zipper straight leg plaid pant, $22. Misses' Sportswear, second floor Downtown, Meridian Mall, Lansing Mall. 223 Abbott H (i^m Jewels Next to State Theatre ' Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 23, 1972 Petitions urge Fonda indictment MIAMI BEACH (UPI)- Some state delegations to the Republican National Convention are circulating petitions calling for indictment of actress Jane Fonda. She is criticized in the petitions for her visit to North Vietnam and her statements concerning the war. Clarence E. Wamer, the Oklahoma state GOP chairman, said Monday night he had 40 to 50 signatures on his petition. He said he got the idea for his petition from the Georgia delegation. The petitions accuse Fonda of giving "aid and comfort" to "the enemy" in tht Indochinese war. Warner said he wished he could On the scene "add Ramsey Clark." The former Democratic attorney Actress Jane Fonda arrives outside Miami Beach's session of their general also recently visited nominating convention inside. Convention Hall to join demonstrators denouncing North Vietnam. the Vietnam War while Republicans held the opening Fonda has joined antiwar AP Wirephoto protesters in Miami Beach. VANDENBRINK BONELESS HAM ^>°' 99c EAL WITH NIXON TOLD CHECKERBOARD CORNISH HENS 79' SPECIAL DETROIT (AP) - The ^gnew to get J.F. Ter Horst, chief of 1s 0 night. Iroit News reports that fro Agnew agreed to be ine News' Washington Bureau, said Tuesday in a Ter Horst said the agreement, as interpreted by The News writer said the understanding means Agnew President can assume that the won't promote 1 ftident Nixon's running copyright article from the nobody else will get Nixon's somebody else like the vice — again after being GOP National Convention president, commits backing for the '76 Connally — at Ted's Nixon to supporting Agnew nomination, lired by Tody else Nixon that — including at Miami Beach that if Nixon had not made such for the GOP presidential including former Treasury Secretary expense. FRESH GROUND nomination in 1976 as Ter Horst Texas Gov. John an long Connally, who now leads a quoted agreement, Agnew would as Agnew is interested in "Democrats "administration sources" as Inally - would get first 1976 not the be preparing to vice accept running and as long as he group. for Nixon" saying Connally is fully LEAN ALL BEEF ftidential nomination. presidential keeps his rapport with One "high placed aware of the Nixon - Agnew renomination Wednesday Nixon. Republican" is quoted by understanding for 1976 Ter Horst as saying, "If Ted is not upset. and HAMBURGER Agnew wants to do his Agnew illiken urges GOP has thing, he has a green light acknowledged, Ter Horst 3 ib. from the President. said, that he has more than lb. UPC* or more Otherwise why be vice a passing interest in the president for four more welcome minorities 1976 GOP nomination. years and go through all this "I think I could appeal to again? a broad cross section of - "On the other hand, Ted from the Soviets during a the |fIAMI BEACH (UPI) - unemployment rate would will have to earn it on his Republican party," I. Milliken Tuesday told fall below 5 per cent "in the recent visit that they are in Agnew said, adding that at Republican National next few months," the market for machine this stage he is keeping his fivention that it must i its doors to more improving the employment situation in Michigan where tools and equipment. manufacturing options open. GROCERY fcorities. the problem is severe. Peterson said President Knauer recounted the administration's efforts in LIEBERMANN S CHICKEN OF THE 7'illiken hinted in pared remarks that the Nixon's efforts at expanding the field of consumerism lorms made in the trade with the Soviet Union and said, "if for nothing SEA TUNA ^ Jc Limit Tnocratic party made it re truly representative of and beginning it with China have been successful and else, the President should be re - elected on his consumer NEW LOW PRICE I nation. that Michigan would be one record." PEPSI COLA IJnless the GOP makes it of the main beneficiaries. QUANTlT" ~| NEW! 12 12 $ 1.48 oz. Isible for minority pons to take part in the more But U.S. traders, he said, should not expect any quick I 1c FOR pack cans buildup in trade with China X£R0X! of the party, Milliken rs ,it "faces the danger since it is not a very rich ! KINGSFORD t the day could come nation. In addition to ■ 9 to 6 DAILY | nthose who are outside kht better represent the buying Peterson a lot said, of wheat, he learned CHARCOAL BRIQUETS 68< Jntry than those who are SPARTAN SALAD OIL _ n, Robert P. Griffin, R WE'RE CELEBRATING OUR 38 Pich., said he supported 3rd BIRTHDAY IN AUGUST ■ governor's position. Williken was scheduled to . . with a 99c used car to be sold to the person with th« . lucky registration ticket each Saturday at llj30 A.M. Stop Ir FROZEN lak to the convention any time during thi d get your "FREE" - registration BIRDSEYE AWAKE legates day as chairman of the at the hall ticket. BREAKFAST BRINK 9< 25c publican Governors Assn. T>n Monday, three jninistration high officials A 1966 DOBGE FROSTY TREAT ICE CREAM BARS pack 69' Pined to the Michigan legation the arguments Jy expect to produce a 99° TO THE LUCKY TICKET HOLDER! DAIRY Inning *idential candidate in the Republican GLENN HERRIMAN VW, INC. ALL STAR COTTAOE CHEESE 24oz. 44c ^ f°r the first time since 56. 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SUBLET SEPTEMBER 15 - —w... run man, acr„ •EMPLOYMENT DODGE 1968 Polara station ROOMMATE: MALE, non ■ 372-1021.3-8-25 - Union. 211V, • FOR RENT wagon, good condition, air smoker, Whitehall Grand £I conditioning, power brakes 1970 VW BEETLE. AM/FM. Apartments, Okemos, $75. upstairs. 7-8-25 *'| Apartments Phone 353-9252, and steering, luggage carrier. Mounted snow tires. 27,000 351-3859. Houses $1200 cash 5-8-25 only. Call miles. $1500. 626-6880 after THREE BEDROOM apartment, For Sale Rooms 351 -0728. 2-8-25 4 p.m. 3-8-25 fully furnished, carpeted, ten •FOR SALE NOW, FOR mele, see 100 USED FALCON 1965. Dependable, minute drive to campus. VACUUM Animals W| LL TRADE 1 2 Twyckingham Apartments, Tanks, canisters and and cash for van. or cars or car 332-1607, $190. Utilities paid. Call Room A - 14 after 5:30 p.m. Guaranteed 1 fU|i year unrn^B Mobile Homes $225. Call Cratg, 332-8642 482-3405. 2-8-25 351-8460 2-8-25 5-8-25 •Lost & Found •PERSONAL FIAT after 6 p.m. 2-8-25 1969. Mint condition. Scooters & THIS GRADUATION FAREWat REQUEST GOES OUT JO 6HIRLEV IN THE COED EAST bedroom LANSING, modern 3 duplex. Carpeted, FRATERNITIES, SORORITIES 0.nSTR,8U?,NGDCoi 316 North Cedar oZlJ •PEANUTS PERSONAL New convertible top, Cycles DORA4 FROM TOM- AMP BENNY, BILL. basement, family $220. end Co adjoining - ops. Groups of apartments City Market. C-8-25 •REAL ESTATE completely rebuilt engine. 351-8920. 2-8-25 available plus large meeting •RECREATION $800. 371-4035. 2-8-25 SUZUKI 305. condition. Call after 6 p.m. Excellent EUGENE, HOWIE AND C50S, FROM. room. Contact LEE 2 GITANE 23" bicycles, 2lK""Zl •SERVICE 1 OR 2 bedroom apartment HALSTEAD, 351-7910, 444 frame. TouriJ Instruction FIAT 1968. 124 sport coupe. 337-9245. S-3-8-25 QK/W.Y smktm/BC* rs&/ rLAHS/HAMUM upstairs. $150 plus deposit. Michigan. 4-8-25 accessories. Make offer. Call re8t0Jl Typing Service Radio, 4 speed, 65,000 miles, MOTORCYCLE REPAIRS. All Utilities paid. 126 Garden. 482-2633. 2-8-25 p.m. 2-8-25 351-0345 aftnl'■ $650. Call 485-2589 after 7 •TRANSPORTATION p.m. 3-8-25 makes. SMALL ENGINE Houses •WANTED ENTERPRISE, INC. 121 Employment Employment GIRL OVER 21. Next to NEW wood GARRARD tumti East State Road, 482-0408. campus; Share bedroom; TWO BEDROOM completely base, dust cover S FORD 1969 Galaxie, automatic, See •• RATES' power steering, brakes. 2-8-25 RECEPTIONIST COOK: FALL term. Monday - $72.50. 332-4425. 3-8-23 furnished, air conditioned, 4 at 121 Rjver' SECRETARY , full time, in Friday Lunches, Dinners for students, $70 each. Lansing. 1-8 23 Excellent condition. • 1972 TRIUMPH downtown Lansing legal 25. 351-8435. 3-8-23 337-1294. 3-8-25 627-9089. 4-8-25 Why Fight The BONNEVILLE, 35!-3638 before 2 phone office. Pleasant appearance and phone personality. Good I.M. Pool Crowd? WANTED, ONE girl, close, own WHILE THEyTATTI DIASONIC 12 string p.m. FULL TIME sitter for 9 month guifeB FORD FAIRLANE 1968, 2 Music door V 8, very good 2-8-25 typing skills required. Salary old child. Marble School area, Our residents have bedroom, $60 month. Trade Show SMj| NOW MARSH7| - and fringes. 371-1730. 3-8-25 351-0147.2-8-25 332-1463 after 5 p.m. 2-8-25 $65. condition. $850 or best offer. HONDA their own heated pool. 1969. CM 91. 850 MUSIC, 245 Ann Stn 353-0910.5-8-25 miles. Motor needs some Soak up the rays, C-1-8-23 TAKING FALL quarter off? COOK, EXPERIENCED. Apply EAST LANSING. 3 - 5 bedroom 7ZZZTZZT FORD w ~~n work. $100. Phone Live with Chicago family as in person ONLY. STABLES, take a relaxing dip, house. Available September 1969, V - 8 automatic. Power steering and brakes. '17') fiM*3 Mother's helper for 3 kids 2843 East Grand River. and meet your neighbors. 17, 351-8920. 2-8-25 COLE'S BAKERY " SURPLUS BAKERY Good condition. $650. ' ~ " —r" (7,5,3). Half time to take 2-8-25 foods,! 1 -224-2402.4-8-25 J Auto Service & Parts advantage of Chicago Furnished studio, 1 LOVELY FURNISHED, 1 and 2 reduced prices. 1/3 to retail 1/2(9 environment: Research, BARTENDERS FOR new and 2 bedroom apts. bedroom houses. 1J4 miles to at prices, great eat^l MERCURY METEOR 1961, ~ " courses, etc. Must be bright, cocktail lounge in downtown campus. $145 $210 plus great economy! SURPnJ from$135/mth. - STORE. 640 South Wat DEADLINE low mileage, full power, VW " repair, patient, flexible, enjoy time Lansing. Flexible schedule. utilities. Also, 3 bedroom automatic, AM/FM radio, NDYSMiOBII L.I- 96 at with kids. Room and board Must be neat and personable. unfurnished, call 349-3604 or immediately North of I 1 P.M. one class day NOW LEASING before $145,351-6468.3-8-25 Okemos Road. 349-9620. plus salary.Call collect Experience preferred. Call 349-1540 from 10 a.m. to 10 expressway. C-2-8-25 publication. C-8-25 collect 312-835-1318 before 484-4422 for appointment. p.m.0- 2-8-25 MUSTANG 1967.. $550. --~- Labor Day or 312-664-1786 Evenings 646-5967. 2-8-25 FURNITURE, SOFAS, dwJ Cancellations/Cor¬ Automatic, 6 cylinder, call FOREIGN CAR PARTS. after. 3-8-25 IN LANSING. Small 2 bedroom twin beds, misc. 372-381 ■ rections — 12 noon one 355-9852. 2-8-25 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 McGOVERN CAMPAIGN Burcham Woods house. $100/month. Couple. 2-8-25 East Kalamazoo Street. 1 mile class day before secretary for State staff. 745 Burcham Telephone 351-0085. 1-8-23 publications. NOVA 1972. low mileage, must °f camPus 487-5055. SAX OR TROMBONE Through election East 351-3118 NEW ITALIAN 10 speed bittl The State News will be sacrifice. Call after 5 p.m. MAN WANTED Lansing office. Typing, filing, If no answer —484-4014 ONE - TWO GIRLS needed, Reduced evenings. 2-8-25 1/3, call 337-0lil| phone, $200 monthly. Call house furnished, $66. KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair responsible only for the for established Rock 351-7220 office hours, FURNISHED. Campus close. 371-2792. Showband with gigs. Prefer CLOSE. 3 TEAC 401 OS tape deck. SuwH first day's incorrect PLYMOUTH 1963. Reliable 337-0241 after 5 p.m. 1-8-23 2-8-25 people. Utilities insertion. transportation, $150. 252 busses, Ghias. GRAND you double on other included, 200S bass amp. OeJ RIVER CITC0. 1054 East Instruments. Must be willing lease, August 1. 349-3358. 485-9309 after 6 p.nU-MT River Street apartment 208, to travel full - time. Great WAITRESSES FOR plush 13-8-25 COUNTRY HOUSE plus 5 All students ads must be Gr|)nd R. 351-9274. after 4 p.m. 2-8-25 Opportunity. Start cocktail lounge and acres. $240 monthly. Needs C-8-25 Immediately. Call 393-4182. TWO MONTHS old SoM restaurant in downtown work. Call 351-0997 after 5 513 HILLCREST, 2 blocks PONTIAC CATALINA. Lansing. Flexible scheduling. motorized bicycle. 200milJ Rebuilt engine, 1967^ good MASON BODY~SHOp781~2~Ea»t Easy access from MSU area. MSU. 2 bedrooms, furnished, new nicely p.m. 2-8-25 mint condition. 351-0lt?,| Kalamazoo Street . . . since MALE AND female. Full or building, wide 2-8-25 Experienced preferred. Call CHEAP HOUSE. 1 or 2 girls SSSSwj.lSSs 1940. Complete and collision auto painting service. time work. Days or nights for part 484-4422 for appointment; lawns. $280 - $300, including heet. 332-5751. 2-8-25 wanted to share. 485-1330. OLD AND Automotive work hours around school Evenings646-5967. 2-8-25 1-8-23 new PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE 485-0256. C-8-25 schedule. Unbeatable discounts ond 1962. Good transportation. Apply at WOODSIDE NORTH AUSTIN AMERICA 1969. 425 Ann, 482-9557 after MacDonald's Drive In. 4015 TEMPORARY HELP. Wanted Apartments. 2 man, STUDENTS. 533 Evergreen. merchandise. ELDERl»| VEHICLE NEED REPAIR? Try West Saginaw, for Fall conventions; Cocktail INSTRUMENTS, 541 6 Liquid suspension, front 4:30 p.m. 2-8-25 us for discount replacement Lansing, after furnished, 1 bedroom. 1800 Partially furnished. 2 p.m. 3-8-25 waitresses, busboys, bellhops, Grand River. C-1-8-23 wheel drive, four forward Haslett Road. Quiet. $170. 489-1893. 2-8-25 parts and service. HEIGHTS maids, desk clerks. Apply speeds, both automatic and PONTIAC 1970. Call 332-4987. 0-2-8-25 LeMans, AUTO PARTS, 485-2276. OFFSET PRESS immediately. Art Tebo, NIKKORMAT BODY, zom| standard shift, bucket seats, operator. PEOPLE: OWN room; 13,000 miles. 4 speed Hurst. C-1-8-23 Experience helpful. Part time manager. BOYNE lens for Pentax. Sansui 5( radio, good mileage, used ONE GIRL, age 22 - 26 to share $65/month.6 miles.Fireplace, Buckets, like new. Best offer. —— ■ / full time. 489-7558 for MOUNTAIN LODGE, Boyne AM/FM stereo receiver.S» only to and from work, looks 351-5705.2-8-25 2 bedroom apartment near garden. 655-2060. 2-8-25 interview. 4-8-25 Falls, Michigan 49713 or TC 8 - track recorder. Ua and runs like new. Phone Aviation phone 616-549-2441. 2-8-25 Dearborn, 313-383-8626 color TV's. 1,000 used if 351-5543 and 353-9547. after 5 p.m. SOUTH SIDE, 2 bedroom, RENTAL AGENTS. We have weekdays. 2-8-25 track tapes. Wall tapestn*B PONTIAC 1963. Red garage, basement. S-2-8-25 Appliances, convertible, black top, 4 LEARN TO FLYI Complete immediate openings for stereo albums, WILCOXl For Rent carpeting, drapes. cylinder, automatic, radio. flight training. All courses are additional rental agents to SECOND HAND STORE,f AUSTIN 1964. HEALEY SPRITE Excellent condition. Must sen. $500 332-8810 Call 353^7000. 353-7000. 4-8-23 government and VA certified. FRANCIS AVIATION. interview prospective tenants. Real Estate license necessary. YES two $175/month, married couple, deposit, no pets. 882-9781 after 5 p.m. 2-8-25 5 09 485-4391. East Michigan! Bank Americana R°ad" Ca" 484"1324" Call Mr. Master Charge, Layawsy. fl after 7 p.m. 2-8-25 Qf>EL «ADETTE 1968 station wagon Bjg machjne 15(X)cc C-8-25 EDWARD G. Bouman HACKER at $9.50/month. No deposit. All johns per FOUR BEDROOM house. a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Monday W —: Body very good, runs well. COMPANY, REALTORS, Saturday. C-2-8-25. equipment Lathrop Street. Unfurnished, BEL AIR 1966. V-8, very good shape. Call after 1 p.m. 48,000 miles. $750 or near Employment rental headquarters guaranteed. Call NE JAC, 337-1300. C-8-25 apartment! except stove and refrigerator. FREE CYCLOPS T -shirts offer. 351-6187. 2-8-25 485-2262, evenings and balconies, too $200/month. Students - 355-2932. 2-8-25 484-0515. 4-8-25 all portraits orders. TYPIST - PART time 3 - 9 p.m. preferred. Phone 48^8388. TOYOTA Apartments • 3-8-25 ail others. CYCLOP# —— CORONA 1970, 4 70 w.p.m. 3 nights a week. Leasing for Fall BUICK SPECIAL 1964. Good door' 4 speed shift- 03,1 APP'V in person today 2 - 3 ALCOA, 8 men needed, evenings and Saturdays. Don't work for • STUDIOS, 220 Albert] Roommate Service 332-0573. C-8-25 312 WEST shape, $125. Call Curt, 355-7850.5-8-25 p.m. 427V4 Albert St. W $2 - $3 an hour, if you are MAPLE, Lansing. Rooms 337-7691. 1-8-23 worth more, 489-3494. Upstairs, furnished, 1 TR - 4A 1968, 4 speed, very TEMPORARY HELP. Girl to C-8-25 bedroom, parking, disposal, WATER'S EDGE 19' FIBER glass FLYIN6J riiipk cpppiai 1qc4 k good condition. Wire wheels, babysit 1 child. Flexible newly remodeled and MEN, CLEAN, quiet, close to SCOT, with trailer. PW| RIVER'S EDGE campus. No cooking 339-2561. 3-8-25 L.P.N.'s and R.N.'s. Immediate carpeted. Private entrance, all Best offer. Can be seen at '-623*283.3-8-25 "r $,68°- 353-0833.2-8-25 " positions open. JARVIS utilities paid. $150 plus next to Cedar Village 332-4432 facilities. 332-3306. 0-2-8-25 711 Burcham. Call 373-7641 ACRES, 300 bed retirement deposit. No children or pets. 777., 2 adults or married couple. NEED GIRL Fall, for 2 FARMHOUSE FRATERNITY: through Wednesday; evenings VEGA GT- dark 9'een, 4 speed, BABYSITTE R WANTED, facility. Call 646-3041 or man. Room 646-6II0. 2-8-25 337-7628. 2-8-25 Modern, Close, Call - board. $361/term. - 349-1793 ask for Mike AM/FM, plus many more September, 3 days per week, Details, call 2-8-23 options. 694-2466.3-8-25 9:30 - 5 p.m., experienced, 332-0487. 2-8-25 332-0398, THREE BEDROOM, apartment, 489-5697. 3-8-25 own transportation. East L.P.N., NON-HOSPITAL work. Lansing, 351-1069.2-8-25 No Sundays, holidays, nites. furnished, located at 660 NEEDED, ONE girl. MEN.SINGLES end doubles FREE RENT! PART TIME employment; 40 hour surroundings. week. Pleasant Excellent Virginia preferred, Street, 3 4 students man, Twycklngham. Fall Jean, 332-6521. - Spring. Donna, available. Clean, quiet, close, now Move in now! Free rent til 332-8330. 2-8-25 332-0580. 1-8-23 cooking. 485-8836. 0-8-25 evenings and weekends. opportunity. Versatile, Sept. 15 with new 9 mth. leases Excellent compensation dependable person. Call NEED ONE man. Cedar Village CAMPUS. ONE block. Rough it SINGLE. MALE student. Block program. Automobile 332-5059, 10 -3 p.m. for for student buildings only. Apartments. Fall - Spring. in a clean, warm spacious Union. Cooking, parking. 314 required. 351-5800. C-8-25 interview.2-8-25 Maximum security deposit only Reasonable. 332-6316. basement unit for 1 or 2. Evergreen. 332-3839. 5-8-25 1-8-23 Furnished, includes all $150 per apt! to see the studio, 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom apts. contact the resident managers below. Collmgtooob GIRL WANTED for home, own room. Utilities paid. 351-6585. 2-8-25 mobile utilities, $115. 1 Available now. bedroom furnished at $155. Phon e, 351-3118. 1-8-23 year Also, lease. 1 CROSSWORD PUZZLE •BEECHWOOD hSt' means MALE ROOMMATE. Campus MARRIED, ONE bedroom ACROSS 1 Play for time Hill 30. And Apartments. furnished, utilities included, 6. Grate 31. Convene DELTA ARMS $62.50/month. Call Jim, $140. Phone 349-4071, fgD.it. St. 349-9368. 2-8-25 349-3084. 2-8-25 12. TV so portion 32. Lament 33. Opponent 13. Wanderer 34. Blissful place EVERGREEN ARMS 341 Evergreen 351-6821 FALL ONLY, one girl to TWO MAN apartment. 1 block 14. Settee 36. Circ sublease. New Cedar 15. Cinema 37. Unmatched Village. to campus. $160 and HASLETT ARMS "5 coiiingwood 16. Wild party 38. There Sharon, 332-6531.2-8-25 $170/month. Phone 332-3843 40. Lacerate 332-8300 or 351-2050. 19. Guided aerial 42. Counsel MODERN TWO bedroom 2-8-25 bomb 46. Mail ► NORTH POINTE Rd. duplex apartment. Furnished, 21. Marsh 49. Contemporary close. $190. 355-8218 TWO MAN, 5 minutes from 23. Bough 50. Furlough evenings. 2-8-25 campus in Lansing. 4 large 27. Grape 51 Records UNIVERSITY TER 28. Soup ingredient 52. Dinner course rooms and bath. $120 FURNISHED APARTMENT. includes all utilities. UNIVERSITY VILLA 635 Abbott Rd- Ideal for grad or married Telephone 351-7283. 1-8-23 332-2189, student. One year lease. 351-2249 $155/month. Call 485-3140. CONVENIENT TO MSU. near 7-8-25 Sparrow Hospital. 1 bedroom, carpeted, air TWO FEMALES for 4 - mar^ conditioned. $135, if Twyckingham. $70. Start fall furnished, $150 371-2732. Models open daily. 351-3851 after 6 2-8-25 p.m. 3-8-25 * Free bus service to campus. LOVELY FURNISHED, 2 WANTED. Roommate service available. swank furniture ONE Twyckingham. Fall to Spring. girl. bedroom Beel. 2 - apartments. 3 persons, $195 - 121 $65. 337-0256. 2-8-23 HALSTEAD * Air conditioned 'Unlimited Parking EAST LANSING $225 349-3604 from 10 includes utilities. a.rr.. to 10 *Dishwasers •New Furniture luxury p.m. 0-5-8-25 efficiencies MANAGEMENT •Shag Carpeting 2771 Northwind •Model Open Daily Call 351-8282 September conditioning, available 18, close Air to STODDARD APARTMENT 2 man. 1 bedroom, furnished, (Behind the Yankee Store) campus. Phone 351-1258 close, quiet. $172.50. after 5 p.m. X-8-25 351-8238. O-10-8-25 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 23, 1972 15 For Sale t0TT ■ turntable RECEIVER. Garrard and speakers; Smith I corona typewriter. Phone I 332-6154 Ask for Don. S- Mobile Homes LIBERTY, 10 x55', 2 bedroom, 217 arrested in Miami street MIAMI BEACH, Fla. intersection and began Police I 5-8-25 furnished, air conditioned. (AP) — At least 217 persons pounding on cars. Several said most were demonstrators. Democratic Society slipped down Collins Avenue to the 355-0140 or 372-2332 were arrested charged with disobeying the Meanwhile, about 1,000 1 USED SEWING MACHINES, 2-8-25 Tuesday after car windows were shattered, lawful order of past dozens of police Saxony Hotel, where Puerto demonstrators harassed an officer. A other protesters, including a | «9 95 and up. Consoles and , police said. few, they said, monitoring a demonstration Rican Gov. Luis Ferre is I portables, 1 2'x60' pedestrians and stoned the "We thought there was a were charged large number of Vietnam outside the Fontainebleau Zifl - Zafl and new moon. 2 bedrooms of with assault in attacks on Veterans Against the War, staying, and staged a short I straight stitchers. Also, used completely furnished! cars some delegates near potentially dangerous pedestrians. and got into the room protest there. I vacuum cleaners. $3.50 and carpeted, $5,500 or best Convention Hall, police situation developing," Sgt. marched without incident where Mrs. Nixon and her Officers I up. ELECTRO GRAND, 804 offer. 646-6250. 1-8-23 said. The mass arrests were Pete Corso of the Miami Sppies said a hit pedestrians with few from Flamingo Park to guests were attending a About a dozen members I East Michigan, Lansing. the first during the Beach Republican headquarters at "Women of Achievement" of I Hours, 9 police, said. A small sticks and shoved them the National Socialist ® p-m- AMERCIAN EAGLE, 12' Republican National group of protesters tried the Fontainebleau Hotel. brunch. White I Saturday. 9 • 12 HOOH. C-8-28 1970. x 50', Convention. around. Four lines of riot People's party — Student has Marsha moved, vainly to get inside the wire Only Monesteisky, 20, formerly the American Nazi must sell. Excellent floor A special court set fence surrounding the hall. one injury was equipped state police were of Boston, shouted "Miss ■sED ZENITH portable stereos, plan, phone, up reported. Police said a massed in the driveway of party — picketed the ■ $25. Guaranteed. STEREO 339-2461 immediately began to Protesters burned an Pig" and other epithets at President's villa on Key 3-8-25 youth was hurt when he fell IgHOPPE, 543 East Grand process the protesters. Bond American flag and shinnied from a flagpole. the hotel and two ranks of the guests — includingTricia Biscayne a few miles down 1 River. C-11-8-25 1969 for most was set at $250 up utility poles to rip down troopers were spread across Nixon Cox and Judy Agnew Biscayne Bay. RICHARDSON 12' x 60', each. As the vans arrived at the Collins 2 red, white and blue bunting. Avenue, blocking — before Secret Service SeREO SYSTEM. Kenwood bedroom, stove, Earlier, two Dade County jail, prisoners their movement to the The contingent, headed refrigerator, young girls "I had a lot of officers hustled her and 19- ■ receiver, MacDonald dinette set! crashed a brunch hosted from complaints in cellblocks shouted from north. by Matt Koehl of Arlington, ■ turntable, Royal 12" carpet, drapes. $4200. by hotel owners and windows: year - old Fran Cohn of Pat Nixon at the "Free the A few hours before Va., carried a 10 - foot sign I speakers. Also, Remington 12 1-313-759-5672. 3-8-25 others that the old people blacks." Buffalo, N.Y., out of the I guage pump shot - gun. Set of Fontainebleau Hotel, one sitting on their porches were President Nixon's arrival at hotel. reading "White Power" and ONE A few BEDROOM trailer. East shouting "Miss Pig" and oranges were Miami International When the two young criticized Nixon for "wining I wire wheel covers. Phone bothered," Police Chief tossed by those inside the I Lansing Park. Call 882-6072 other epithets at the guests. Airport, two female and dining the Communists 351-3638 before 2 p.m. 4-8-25 Rocky Pomerance said. jail at guards unloading the women left the hotel, they 1 The arrests were made or. members of Students for a cheered by about 150 in Moscow and Peking." 2-8-23 were the northeastern corner of picketing antiwar protesters ■400 ZILDJIAN and Ludwig Personal the Convention Hall and jeered loudly by about The Nazi leader 1 combination. Will take best complex complained that his loffer over $650. I 482-7922. 5-8-25 Contact, FREE care. ... A lesson in complexion Call 484-4519, East afternoon session. during convention Police moved in an GOP adopts small-state plan 100 Young Voters for the President. Scores of police demonstration was delayed by two Dade County Michigan and sheriff's or 485-7197, after an estimated 250 (Continued from page 1) security officers, backed up deputies who t.oTT RECEIVER, Lansing Mall. MERLE against minority groups. seat on the sidelines when stopped the group's "White NORMAN COSMETICS protesters blocked the The convention did States also are required to by a hovering security r turntable and the debate went to the Power" bus and forced the ■ speakers; Smith Corona STUDIOS. C-8-25 accept a minor amendment seek 50 - 50 representation helicopter, made sure the which adds a black floor. Nazis to drive north to>the I typewriter. Phone 332-6154. party for pro - and anti Nixon Service their - women on The plan, approved by Broward county line. I Ask for Don. S- 5-8-25 PREGNANT? WE understand. official to the party's groups stayed apart, and Call delegatons. three committees before it us. Pregnancy counseling. Executive Committee. The Nixon administration police said there were no Koehl said the deputies LlEIGH 5 speed. Chain, 372-1560.0-8-25 BRIDGE The decision to take the got to the convention, was CLASSES. Basic, kept an official "hands arrests. told the group to stay out - drawn to replace one ruled ■ padlock and light. Like new, Intermediate, Advanced, fight to the floor was made off" After about an hour of of the county, but the Nazis RAZOR attitude toward the unconstitutional by a U.S. ■ $75,351-3050. 3-8-25 CUTS, styling, Duplicate. September 18. after last - minute efforts at straightening and coloring. Certified. 349-4247. 2-8-25 apportionment struggle, District Court in picketing the went on to Key Biscayne InDSHIELDFOR UNION compormise involving the Fontainebleau, the after the officers 1970 Nova. BUILDING White House and middle except to act as mediator Washington because it drove ■ Tinted, used, $30 or best. BARBER SHOP. C-1-8-23 - toward the end. demonstrators straggled ground Senate leaders fell However, awarded flat bonuses to away. Must sell. 355-9920 after 6 n. 2-8-23 Typing Service apart. It was the first and Sen. John Tower, principal author of the committee states for key GOP election Real Estate - victories without any perhaps would be the only approved plan, said the consideration of the size of Ire ■ I choose FRAMES? We have many white or yellow gold styles to from. OPTICAL DE frame WITT, 2 bedroom insulated, "A" panelled, PROFESSIONAL THESIS typing, selectric any field, typewriter. IBM Call public clash at an otherwise harmonious convention. "We could not find a Committee thyPresident to Re is - elect "very the state. The committee plan Arrest toll anxious that we not stretch ■ DISCOUNT, 2515 E. wooded lot. 669-7662. Sharon Vliet, 6 2 7-2936. middle grants flat bonuses of 4V4 6-8-25 ground," Charles this thing out." votes to (Continued from page 1) ■ Michigan. 372-7409. C-8-25 10-8-25 Lanigan, New York state states going provided," he said. "And Until the rules battle chairman said as he Republican, but adds others individuals of undetermined these are the ones who have GLENCAIRN. GRACIOUS 2 TYPING spilled over onto the floor, on a formula based on the broken every law the others ■wing MACHING Clearance WANTED. Evenings organizations. story brick on shaded street. prepared a floor amendment the convention had been a ■ Sale. Brand new portables, and weekends. Electric size of a state's electoral have abided by." 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, dining to a majority report that the Miami Beach resident, ■ $49.95. $5 per month. Large typewriter. Phone, 337-7272. model of decorum, vote. However, it applies Kandel added he was very room, den, recreation room, c onvention Rules Lou Kandel, who appeared ■ selection of reconditioned 7-8-25 harmony and showmanship only to presidential before the city council to impressed by the behavior fireplace, carpeting, Committee approved after on the way to renominating ■ used machines. Singers, dishwasher. elections, shutting out big of all the other dissident ■ Whites, Necchis, New Home $37,000. 825 COMPLETE THESES SERVICE. nine hours of debate President Nixon. request that the 'disident Audubon, 332-2483 after 5 states such as New York and nondelegates making a ■ and "many others", $19.95 to Discount printing. IBM typing Monday. While the rules nondelegates' not be p.m. 6-8-25 fight Michigan with large permitted in the park during temporary home in ■ $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS and binding of theses, Michigan Gov. Milliken erupted in this convention, Republican parties which the Democratic convention, Flamingo Park. I DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, DUPLEX, THREE bedroom, resumes, publication. Across from campus, corner M.A.C. said the White House the real issue was the 1976 frequently go Democratic in A marshall at the scene North Wasthington, entered the fray as a peace convention when the party's expressed extreme regret 448. C-8-25 family room with fireplace, and Grand presidential years. It then about the arrests, disgustedly said "the River, below Jones broker in fully carpeted, 1ft baths, predawn nomination will be up for Stationery Shop. Call gives one bonus delegate for Zippies who have nothing dishwasher, ange, negotiations, but the effort grabs again. "This do with lueen size hollywood bed, COPYGRAPH SERVICES, fell apart when the smaller each governor or senator group of people whatsoever to I refrigerator, garbage disposal, 337-1666. C-8-25 The small state plan very good condition, $50. elected and for election of a (Zippies) are the only ones people who are serious I 2 2 car garage. Call Jim Hovey states, which had won every slants convention who didn't attend meetings about this protest caused Wicker seat couch and at MULDER power majority of a states's liable. $15. 351-0580. 1-8-23 - RUTTER TYPING THESES and letters, preliminary skirmish, toward an alignment of where restrictions the whole incident." REALTY, 371-4444. congressional delegation. were etc. Rapid, accurate service. rejected all compromise small, southern and l set Westinghouse Evenings and weekends, Experienced. 393-4075. offers. 17", $25. 371-2613. 14-8-25 traditionally conservative C-8-25 Sen. ■ Welsh baby stroller, $7. Hugh Scott of Republican states and ■ 1 Knapp Monarch steam Stroke iron, $7. Ironing board, Si 353-0911. 2-8-25 $65 MONTH payments on small house. $800 X2-8/25 Furnished. Close, down. 351-9129. ANN BROWN: Typing and rnultilith offset printing. Complete dissertations, service theses, for Pennsylvania, one of the big states in the dispute, said the negotiations "ran into a ,brick wall." increases naming next convention. their chances a conservative at The bigger states, joined the of CEDAR GREENS Animals manuscripts, general typing. "Every proposed by several smaller moderate NEAR MSU Shopping. Newly IBM. 22 years experience. compromise was rejected in - or liberal states, want more REE, TWO grey male kittens redecorated 2 bedroom 349-0850. C-8-25 favor of the committee power to influence the a good home. 411 South home. Fireplace, garage and report," Scott said. private fenced yard. $21,500. party toward a more liberal mcis. 2-8-25 Lanigan said the 1976 candidate. By owner. 349-2209. 2-8-25 Transportation insurgents would offer a The prelimin ary fLLIE LABRADOR puppy. 7 3, 4 r 5 bedroom homes, must substitute plan from the committee debate included nonths. $10. has shots. Call COUPLE NEEDS ride West. floor and ■ 351-5977.2-8-25 . Call 372-8077 after 4 present their frequent references to Reno, Nevada. After August grievances to the p.m. C-8-25 the mere prominent choices 25th. Call after 6 p.m. convention. But he said of the two camps. Vice ■MALE DOG needs good 485-0870.3-8-23 they would not demand a President Spiro T. Agnew, ■ home, exercise. ■ black 7 months, Recreation roll call. Lab Shepherd. favorite of the small - state 1351-3863. 1-8-23 THANK YOU for your interest. Wanted The Rules Committee group, and Sen. Charles report also includes some Percy of Illinois, one of the itEE, LONG haired male cat. UNION BOARD FLIGHTS METAL CANOE, in good reforms in party floor leaders of the big - ■ Tiger. Year old. Beautiful. ARE ALL FILLED. C-8-25 condition, and boy's Schwinn participation for women state coalition. ■ 351-8162. 2-8-25 sting - ray bicycle. Call and minorities which Agnew, in Miami Beach PEE Service 487-3096. S produced some controversy for the convention, declined PUPPIES. 3/4 German ■ Shepherd, 353-6453 or NEEDED. HOUSE with but not enough to generate comment on the struggle, 1135 Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex EXECUTIVE SECRETARY shop floor fight. ■ 677-6687. 2-8-25 a desires typing and dictation space or shop space. Michael, saying it "might be 351-4571. 3-8-25 New rules adopted by the CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now in home, 1 day service, misinterpreted as interest in leasing student and married PEE. 4 darling kittens. 2 party open up the delegate 1976." Percy was active in couples units for summer and fall. These spacious apartments are pure 372-4682. 19-8-25 carpeted ite. Call selection 351-8672, p.m. DONT FORGET blood comes process by the preliminaries as a and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a I 2-8-25 BABYSITTING in East only from people. Save a life. guaranteeing open meetings member of the Rules garbage disposal my and individual air - conditioning. These two man units have Lansing home. 351-0453. Give blood. Professional and banning discrimination Committee, but shifted to a ample ■RSIAN KITTENS, registered. donors compensated. parking space for every resident. Recreation is planned for with a giant 2-8-25 h I Many colors. 669-9963 or MICHIGAN COMMUNITY I 372-8060. 1-8-23 Ifl WHAT'S. swimming pool and private balconies. We also have a full time resident - ' ' P I N N I N G S & BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. C-8-25 manager for any problems. If you want to be among the first residents of ENGAGEMENTS". HMflNG A Friday AMOVED PUPPIES. Fluffy, feature of Classified CEDAR GREENS call today. The one - bedroom units start at $85/month ■ white. AKC. NEED OWN in house Champion Advertising. Deadline 12 room or per man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: MRS. I bloodlines. CHANEL Outstanding with noon Thursday. $1 per apartment September 15. 372-2797 or 351-8631. MODEL OPEN 12 5 CLOSED SUNDAY. 3-6-9 | children. 351-6178. 3-8-25 insertion. 347 Student Close. Cooking. Call and 12 - month leases available. - Services Building. 8-25 337-0318 anytime. S-3-8-25 OBEDIENCE Classes ■ sponsored ASMSU Business Office, 307 B by Student LICENSED REST HOME for SELF-CONTAINED travel Student Services Bldg., or call Campus Hill Apartments, now under new management is leasing student units for I Veter'narians Wives starting man trailer, 19' - 22'. Tandem received in the State News 3S3-06S9. the fall. These spacious apartments are carpeted and furnished with distinctive, ■ September or woman, excellent 2S. For axle, not over 5 years old. office, 341 Student Services and food. 372-3839. I information call Mrs. care Bldg., by one class day MSU Veterans Assn. will meet comfortable furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and air conditioning. These 4 Wilson, 2-8-25 Reasonable. 655-3357. noon I 393-2388 before 6 p.m. or 2-8-25 before publication. No at 7 p.m. today at 1212G man units have up to 4 parking spaces per unit and include the use of a giant swimming I Mrs. Smith 489-7675 or Mrs. announcements will be accepted University Village. All veterans pool and recreation room. Throughout the academic year there will be free bus FOR QUALITY service on ■ Ford, 393-6653 after 6 BRASS by phone or for events outside are welcome. p.m. TV's and recorders. CORNET, B flat, transportation to and from campus. We also have a full time Resident Manager for any 13-8-25 stereos. 332-8277 372-9212.. the greater Lansing area. THE STEREO SHOPPE. or A kegger will be held from 9 maintainance. If you want to be among the first residents of Campus Hill call today. 2 337-1300. C-8-25 1-8-23 The MSU College of Human p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday at 117 bedroom units start at $62.50 - month per man. Model open daily 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Medicine Community Health Mobile Homes EXTERIOR ATTENTION LANDLORDS, Committee will hold its monthly S. Pennsylvania Ave., Lansing, to celebrate the opening of the FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL GINAGOYT at 349-3530 or 349-0893 PAINTING. Grad carpenter 6 years experience free immunization clinic from Gay Community Center. For 3, 6, 9 and 12 MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. students, reliable, references. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at more information call 35 3-9795. will do general repairs and or jREAT I 2 bedroom, LAKES 1970.12' x air conditioned, 50, Call 349-1005 after 5 p.m. Free estimates. C-8-25 remodeling in return for the the Church of God in Christ, corner of St. Joseph and Logan The Soaring Club will meet at PAST TONY COATS ON GRAND RIVER ■ skirted, carpeted, furnished, privilege of renting your 2/4 Streets, Lansing. All persons 7:30 p.m. today in the Bank of ■ bedroom house. Near campus "d. 625-3725. 3-8-25 attending are urged to bring a Lansing branch at Meridian Mall Instruction preferred. Call Phil or Peter record of past immunizations in conjunction with the Aviation '9 351-5500 or 351-0481. with them. Week display of its new RICHARDSON 12' x 60' 1-8-23 ■ bedroom CHET ATKINS is now teaching stove The ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. I 'Aerator. guitar MARSHALL dinette set! at MUSIC COMPANY through EMPLOYED MALE student will have a lawyer available from Gay graduate students are I 1 drapes" $4200. desires quiet, single room. 1 to 4:30 p.m. every Wednesday invited to an informal meeting |'-313-759.5672 3.3.35 his unique new audio • visual Cooking, parking. 393-1148 during the summer term. MSU to discuss activities for fall term method. For information call students wishing appointments at 8:30 p.m. Thursday. For JGABOND 12'~~X 60' 2 351-7830. C-4-8-25 after 5:30 p.m. 2-8-25 are asked to check with the more information call 351-3815. I!?00"1' beautiful interior. I «eSi„„see t0 appreciate. and 40u know what a ujell, this is a picture I zhi r 646"6452 weekdays raccoon is, don't v0u? of a raccoon asleep in I. . p-m- All day Saturday mis raccocoon 1 ■ 5-8-25ndaV' Windsor Estates. it pro0a0ly floated clear across 10 the other $ip£ of the world where another LUCKV KID!! little kid found it, and is PLAVIN6 with it... use your MANA GEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: AU STATE MANAGEMENT CO.. INC. 11master charge 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE *11 pLTHE STATF mcuuc EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, An*,.. More sound savings on TEAC . .. TEAC 4070 NOW $59950 Since its introduction, the m has been one of the hottest sf price tag It's the only high qi onal playback and recording t deck on the market. The ultir ience, versatility, and fidelity for the dedicated hobbyest, r id play with equal efficiency c direction. 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