tfollenda':s the famous . . family of . Friday Clearing hi«h wire performers, michigan . . . and cooler . . today. . juffer* another mishap. Temperatures will be in the state STATE MEWS low 60's. university I Vol"1116 65 Number 28 East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 22, 1972 Bangladesh application Revco Discount Store manager George Spencer peers through the for membership in UN window of the office that serves shoplifting accepted despite threat as a detecting device. Spencer said his store is the number one Secretary General Kurt Waldheim movements against white governments UNITED NATIONS,N.Y. (AP) - A - took the unusual in southern Africa, initially decided to nrosecuting UN committee ignored the threat of step of personally store in another Chinese veto and asking that terrorism be placed on the oppose placing the subject on the recommended agenda. He made the request three agenda. East Lansing. on Thursday that the But after Waldheim's appeal days after Palestinian guerrillas killed for General Assembly take up 11 Israelis at the Olympics in Munich. understanding and support, the Bangladesh's membership application, Africans called a meeting at Ethiopia's and then headed into the hot issue of Waldheim went before the terrorism. committee on Wednesday night and request to reconsider their position. said he "had the general problem in One delegate said they were about The Security Council has the mind, and not any specific incident." evenly divided over whether to let the responsibility to act on UN membership issue come up. The 41 - nation African group, requests, but the assembly can UN officials were confident fearful that a terrorism resolution recommend that it reconsider a rejection. China vetoed the Bangladesh might encompass liberation (Continued on page 23) bid in the council on Aug. 25, and Ambassador Huang Hua made plain he Merchants get tough' would do the same thing again. He said China's opposition was "firm and unshakeable." reiterated his view that the new nation, Huang BARGAINING UNIT born of the India - Pakistan war last December, should not join the United Employes union wbouf local shoplifting Nations until it complies with UN resolutions on repatriation of and withdrawal of troops. However, the 25 - prisoners nation steering rejects definition the University and the MSU Employes By S. A. SMITH committee voted 17 - 4 with 3 By NANCY PARSONS problem, some local stores have which permits constant surveillance of Assn. State News Staff Writer installed additional abstentions to recommend that the State News Staff Writer mechanical AFSCME will also protest the Oct. shoplifting devices, We don ut uhave someone up assembly take up the matter. The American Federation of State,' one ■ way mirrors here all rf. J" 12-13 election date set by MERC For some people shoplifting is a and better trained . — J challenge, a way, to beat the system. and more alert day long, but we eat our lunches, take j mi? ■ I committee CoUnty and Municipal •unty an(j Employes charging that neither collective J Store owners and managers see it as salesclerks. our breaks and do bookwork up here," co^dered 101 topics for inclusion on f AFSCME) will fj a formal bargaining unit could win an election ■l nuisance and blame rising costs George Spencer, manager of Revco Discount Drug Center, constructed a he said. "Out of a nine • hour day, someone's up here about seven hours.'" which opened this week. The assemble E™™' wi.hwi" Employment Relations Commission set so early in the academic year. Vicki Neiberg, AFCME staff ■partly on the losses they sustain when small room in the rear of his store itself will act on the recommendations ■Aoplifting goes unchecked. Friday. (MERC) opposing the bargaining unit representative, said Thursday the fitted with a window mirror system (Continued definition agreed to last Wednesday bv union is consulting with its lawyers to 1 East Lansing stores — particularly - on page 24) determine which aspects of the ■drugstores, clothing shops and ■bookstores - are feeling the pinch of bargaining unit definition will be Ithe thefts and some are making firm AT SALVAGE YARD AUCTION contested with particular attention to the decision to exclude student ||ticies of prosecuting all shoplifters, employes. ss of the price of the item The bargaining unit definition also excludes regular clerical-technical I The East Lansing Meridian ■Township Chamber of Commerce Hhitiated ' ! ^Lansingthatstore a which citywide alert system in can inform owners within 10 all East Bargain hunters bid for bikes It did. And the bidding immediately jumped to $4. Another voice The bikes had been collected by the hunters spent an average of $18 for their bikes. (C-T) employes who work less than 20 hours per week, temporary employes hired for less than 90 days, health professional employes and off-campus University employes. s a shoplifter or shoplifting By TERI ALBRECHT Dept. of Public Safety last year. As the throng pressed forward for The association ling is known to be in the area. State News Staff Writer challenged that bid and won the aged Si:: of the bi';es to be auctioned off and the two wheeler for $4.50. further bidding, administration agreed to allow only • when biddii." resumes today are still some skeptical J The chamber of commerce devised "Fifty cents!" yelled the man with And so it went. About 50 bikes, comments were heard such as, "What those C-T employes on the payroll as lllit alarm mechanism to help combat eligible to be reclaimed by their a a fierce look. ranging from 10 - speed beauties to ripoff for $14, "I don't believe it," "He of next Friday to vote in the Oct. Ining losses — and rising prices — "$1 and you cool it!" replied the owners. ■attributed to barely recognizable "buzz" bikes with 12-13 election. In order to be on that shoplifting. fellow with the red shirt. banana seats sold. The crowd of about t>u bargain 1 In 1971 East Lansing merchants were (Continued on page 23) payroll, an employe had to begin work The subject of the brouhaha was a ■lade 129 complaints involving 153 by last Wednesday. mere bicycle at the Bicycle Auction "That means that many of the new ■aspects with a total dollar amount of Sale Thursday at the MSU Salvage student wives who will be working ■8,056.43. Most of the thievery was Yard. ■onmitted by MSU students, a report (Continued on page 24) "Does it have tires?" another man ■from the East Lansing police stated. asked, from his disadvantaged position T In response to the shoplifting in the crowd. Incumbent iRiver clean-up plan endorsed Idraws little interest by Brown Rep. Jim Brown, R-Okemos, who gave up his seat in legislature in an registered to participate in the cleanup unsuccessful bid for congress, has By DEBBIE CALKINS that has been in the organizational endorsed his primary election State News Staff Writer stage for the last two months, he said. "Where opponent Charles Chamberlain for I Students have displayed a minimal are all the students?" he re-election. ""wwt of interest in the Red Cedar said, adding, "I haven't seen one Chamberlain, who is facing a faculty or staff person signup." ■w?uCleanup shceduled for Sept. 30 Rosenhaft and his staff are challenge from Lansing attorney KL ■""junction with ^aste C°ntro' Authority the in displeased with campus response to Robert Carr in the general election, city of Lansing, the cleanup Last spring when they . easily defeated Brown by a two to one ■ ,,f,ro®ram director said. sent questionnaires to all the margin in August. Li(?» 'essWaste lfc ^an P'eased w'th the departments the Red Cedar River was Brown said Thursday he endorsed Control Authority labeled the major concern in many Chamberlain even though he still Mark Rosenhaft said disagrees with the 16-year GOP answers. m, J' Interested persons may register in incumbent on many issues. I Only 30 people on-campus have the residence halls or at the Volunteer "My opinion of him has not Bureau to help with the cleanup. changed," he remarked. He said the endorsement was based SN refunds An organizational meeting is slated on party allegiance. "Being a for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Erickson N«nti Kiva. Instructions and assignments for Republican his election would be very who do not wish to read useful in terms of organizing the State News or use its services may the cleanup will be distributed at the meeting. Congress if there is a Republican an authorization for a refund landslide this fall" Brown said. Authority Program coordinator Sue Ft6 $1 fee, by bringing fee receipt The auctioneer's hand points to bidders at the Bike Auction Sale Thursday at the MSU Salvage Brown indicated his support does to the . ..... a . Carter explained that the cleanup will not rule out the possibility of his State News business office, stretch from Harrison Bridge (by Yard. About 50 bargain hunters came to find cheap but usable bicycles for getting around Student Service, Bldg., by Sept. campus. Bidding will resume at 1:30 p.m. today. running against Chamberlain in the (Continued on page 23) State News photo by Nick Jackson (Continued on page 23) 4 ®vgary ary Foreiqn ,ate News Staff Writer korreck their native tongue, but they are also plans to study for a degree in English students approve " of his MSU present living Germany and most of the students A J Saudi Arabian student, who with their newly - found literature, which he said is difficult to arrangement. •bil!Un& man c°mes from the seen American friends, discussing a culture obtain in his country. He found "There are three of us in one small there are supported by the prefers to be called by his nickname Wu ^*u'f to study English which leaves them confused and a registration to be his biggest problem room," he explained, "And sometimes government. Here everyone has so much money and such big cars." Abdul, said he enjoys the atmosphere of MSU and he plans on ■ ,turt' an°ther comes from Libya University which confounds even their in the early going, though he I think the music is too loud; I would making many / engineering; still another friends. Abdul hopes to later attend friends. admitted he is impressed by the like to find myself a A young Saudi Arabia to study new single room if Japanese student said he Notre Dame for his masters electronic aspects of it. possible." agreed with Al'sobaydel, adding, "I degree liw after taking his English courses at "I think it will be easier to study think maybe they have too much rePresent Abdulrrahman Bader has been at MSU. just a few of here," he added, "I think everything He said his roommates will provide MSU only a week, but he has already money. "I'm not used to the food \ ,re|gn students who will be easier." him with clothes until lus baggage is yet," he year; a place which leaves noticed many differences. admitted. "But I enjoy the social '.With "The customs here are very Al'sobaydel, a student from Saudi recovered and that he finds the people "There are many colleges which I life, many ideas and the dancing and maybe some beer. It's Arabia, said he did not think life at at MSU "very friendly. could have attended in different," he said, "Everything is MSU would be easier for him. He has Japan," he incredible being a student here where I different, but I would like to know "My first impression when I arrived commented, "but compared to MSU I 'he Iak?*11 students can be seen more about it." already lost his baggage to a local — I was shocked in a way," he said. their campuses are very small and I can have so many things." r sn . • of the International While he is at MSU, Abdulrrahman airline and he confessed he did not "I attended schools in France and like the big campus." Peaking to one another in (Continued on page 24) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 22, 1972 Teamsters DETROIT(UPI) ■ The Detroit Mafia " king" The deny Mafia link MCTWF said Wednesday it first learned and everyone has been polled , and no one knows The statement further said the administrator of the The Giacalone contract witJ Michigan Conference of Teamsters Welfare Fund , Anthony Giacalone's (Tony Jack) alleged of Giacalone's supposed anything about Mr. hospitalization program, by IMS was terminate? officials seven involvement with Integrated Anthony Giacalone and his Holmes' brother John, was months after it j (MCTWF) has denied it had involvement in the union's reached at his vacation site 1971 when Gernard began id (any knowledge of reputed newly devised Medical Services (IMS), the alleged connection with in England where he denied leftthj hospitalization program. suburban Detroit firm that integrated Medical firm, according to thl drew up the hospital Services," a statement knowing of any connection newspaper article. ™ issued later read. between IMS and Giacalone. program, in a newspaper Medical article. "Neither the trustees nor the staff of the Michigan "If it's an 8 - cent candy bar, I'll bring them back into show incr Conference of Teamsters Welfare Fund have any Tenants union the store and make them pay knowledge whatsoever of the reputed connection of for it and work for me in the off-campus A record to the campus last year, has Integrated Medical Services store for an hour. But I have number—149 men and enrolled 64 students in tis Lts. with Mr. Anthony women— were enrolled in entering class, including 11 prosecuted for S cents." Giacalone," the MCTWF MSU's two medical colleges women. Its firet doctor of George Spencer, Revco said. The East Lansing on them and they're this week. Both colleges osteopathic medicine Conference President will Discount Drug Center Tenants Union begin screaming." include more women than degrees will be awarded Robert W. Holmes called a functioning this term as an ever before. next June. special meeting Wednesday alternative to the University Members of the group of the MCTWF to look into off-campus housing office The incoming class of the The College of Veterinary stressed the importance of newspaper reports which and Off Campus Council College of Human Medicine, Medicine registered 22 said Giacalone was under attracting more members. which last June graduated women and 39 men in the (OCC), Sam Ortiz, member "Without some volunteers to contract with IMS. of the Tenants Union its first doctors of medicine second class to enter this work and without some Under that contract, organizing committee, said (MD), is 85 strong and year. An earlier incoming Giacalone was allegedly paid at a Wednesday meeting. people to give money we includes 25 women. class of 11 women and 44 can't do anything," Morris Israel plans showdown men began work last spring "under $1" and "less than 2 The group first organized Conerly, member of the percent" of the $95-a-day this summer, will provide The college of toward their doctor of benefit paid for each services available through organizing committee said. Israel is advising friendly governments that it Osteopathic Medicine, new veterinary medicine degrees. Teamster member the off-campus housing would refuse to participate in further diplomatic hospitalized under the new office and OCC, including The proposed structure medical care program. listings of available housing for the tenants union will negotiotions toward a Middle East peace Tne State News is published by the students of include stewards settlement until all acts of terrorism by Arab At the meeting, each and mediation of Michigan State University every class day during Fall, MCTWF trustee and staff tenant-landlord disputes. representing renters in East groups are eradicated, an Israeli source said Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays member said they had not Other services planned Lansing area apartment Thursday. and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special known of Giacalone's will include a complexes and two lawyers Welcome Week edition is published in September. According to this source, Israel is also serving alleged involvement with telephone-answering service now working with the notice that it plans in the months ahead to conduct Subscription rate is $16 per year. the suburban firm. for tenants without organization, Ortiz said. Member Associated Press, United Press International, a "major military effort" in the Middle East to Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., "The trustees and staff of telephones, legal aid for the MCTWF have conferred, students who encounter Members destroy the terrorist organizations as well as Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press may later Assn. legal problems related to expand membership to preventive measures against terrorists wherever Correction their housing problems, and include renters in Lansing warranted in the world. Second class, postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. Free University classes in Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services housing units, Ortiz said. Keith McCall, cochairman tenant rights, Ortiz said. Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, of the Committee for A housing bill now in the Michigan, 48823. Environmental Quality in Michigan Senate might Korea arms terrorists A State Phones: News/Editorial 355-8252 East Lansing (CEQEL), was incorrectly identified in Thursday's paper as Robert eliminate a number security deposit conflicts that the tenants union of Legion resolution Department spokesman said Thursday Classified Ads 355-8255 E. Snow, Lyman Briggs planned to deal with, Rep. that North Vietnam has provided arm saidto Arab terrorists, but later said he meant to say North Display Advertising Business Office 353-6400 355-3447 professor. Both men spoke before the East Lansing City Earl Nelson, D-Lansing, told the six-member group. awaits preamble Korea not North Vietnam. Photographic 355-8311 Council in support of The bill, which was He said neither th An antiwar resolution Spokesmani Charles Bray originally named North Campus Information 353-8700 forming a city quality approved last spring by the passed earlier this month by resolution's author nor an environmental commission. House, would require the American of its supporters have Vietnam at his daily noontime news briefing as landlords to return security Legion Post 205 in East Lansing is contacted him concemin providing "direct assistance to at least some deposits unless damage to the addition of a preamb awaiting a still-unwritten organizations in the Middle East which are the apartment exceeded bl* before it can be to the antiwar resolution. operating in the field of terrorism," damage which would result considered for publication. The antiwar resolutia from normal usage, Nelson State Department officials said the weapons The organization's was passed Sept. 11 by a 9 said. constitution says that supplied to the terrorists included those of Soviet vote. Only 17 of the post Many landlords resolutions passed by posts 65 paid members attende and Red Chinese origin. the bill, Nelson said, adding, must be forwarded to state the meeting. Jim's Sparkles! "It puts a little paper work offices for consideration before a resolution can be Dawson said several ne members were present made public. •The F«M»d HONG KONG the meeting, including th Tanka to visit China call However, resolutions member who proposed tl must contain both a •The Place College Travel resolution. He was unable preamble and a body to be Prime Minister Kakuei 351-6010 considered by the state provide the name of tt Tanaka of 130 W. Grand River member or the exa< Japan will visit •The People offices, Lawrence Dawson, wording of the proposal. China Sept. 25-30, to discuss post commander, said. Dawson said the ne) the normalization of Chinese - business meeting Japanese governments it was Brauer's 1861 House scheduled for Oct. 9. announced Thursday. In simultaneous Internationally known Steaks, Seafood, Cocktails announcements, the Chinese for its unique collection THERE'S NO PLACE AKUP Where the gang meets here uheke w can set and Japanese governments said Tiffany era lamps. a pizza AFTER MlPNlSHTI the 54 - year old prime after the game. minister would make the trip Your hosts Stan at the invitation of Premier "Moose" Brauer Chou En-lai. (MSU class of -49) & his son, Max. Hey Dogl specializing Call Little Ciesari. GERMAN AND AMERICAN CUISINE 337-1681 Nixon seeks more land "Sauerbraten Stkr 6it" President Nixom asked Congress Thursday to FALL add 16 areas, comprising 3.5 million acres, to the nation's wilderness system. Among the better - known areas included in the proposals were Yosemite National Park in California and Yellowstone National Park, which covers more than 2 million acres in Wyoming, sorority rush SPECIAL Idaho and Montana. escape up. We "Everywhere in America," the President said, "we seek the horizons where is free and where despair can never catch sense that our wilderness, more than a sign up SCHOLARSHII OFFER. concept, is an experience, where we may find something of ourselves and of our world that we might never have known to exist." TODAY U.S. conducts N-test A nuclear device was detonated 1,800 feet under Room 101 - Student Services CLASS OF 75 ONLY the Nevada desert Thursday as part of weapons - related tests, the Atomic Energy Commission for further information Scholarship Includes: 2-year tuition.. free! $100 (AEC) announced. It was the fifth underground test announced this monthly. Book allowance, lab fees, etc. year at the Nevada Test Site 70 miles north of Las call 355 - 8288 How to qualify: Just send in the coupon, or talk to the Professor of Vegas. An AEC spokesman said there was no detectable Aerospace Studies on your campus. (If you're class radiation leakage and the explosion was in the 20 of '76, next year is your year.) to 200 kiloton range. U.S. Air Force Recruiting Service Directorate of Advertising (RSAV) Randolph Air Force Base Texas 78148 Buried dynamite found Please send me rr n your 2-year scholarship program. A cache of 45 dynamite sticks was found buried Address near K. I. Sawyer Air Force Base, Marquette, Mich. City— State Thursday afternoon, and searchers said more Present College -Future College explosives were believed to be somewhere in a jet Soc. Sec. # fuel storage dump on base, State Police Capt. Wayne Jussila said. FIND YOURSELF A SCHOLARSHIP Some operations at the air base stopped at 5 IN AIR FORCE ROTC. p.m., the captain added, but were scheduled to resume Friday morning. Tough antiskyjacking bill gets landslide Senate OK WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate choice is a minimum sentence of 20 force would be called the Air The bill authorizes $35 million a passed a tough antiskyjacking bill years. Transportation Security Force. year for the force in federal money. Thursday providing for a new In a 54 decision last June, the This is a followup to the skymarshal Part of the failure to curb airport security police force, the Court declared the death Supreme program which has been abandoned skyjacking, Sen. Richard Schweiker, R screening of all airline passengers, and penalty as now administered generally amid charges that it was ineffective, - Pa., said, was quarreling between the option of the death penalty for the in the U.S., to be unconstitutional, but The security force would also screen airlines and the FA A as to who should skyjacker. the court left the door open for new baggage and freight, pay for air travel security. Additionally, the President would death penalty laws. be given the authority to suspend The bill's manager, Sen. Howard service of any L.S. airline to a foreign Cannon, D-Nev., said he believed "that KP9K country or service of a foreign airline to the U.S. if a country aids or harbors part of the alarming increase in hijackings has been the failure of the * 3-PART REGIME skyjackers. Service would also be US court to impose this penalty." suspended if the country is known to aid terrorist as one groups who use air of their prime weapons; if piracy a The screening of all passengers would take place for at least a year Clash over plan country does not take adequate with the federal government footing precaution to guard against skyjac the bill for an electronic weapon - king; or if a country continues to detection device. At the end of the Captured service another abets the country which aids or skyjackers or sky terrorists. The Senate voted 75-1 year the Administration Federal would Aviation review the marks Viet talks IUnidentified detainees are shown to a room in the Central bill to the House to send the with Sen. Harold program and modify it. decide to continue or ■police Station in Kampala, Uganda, recently in this photograph Hughes, D-Iowa, voting against. He If a passenger declines to be PARIS (AP) — A clash over the Viet Saigon delegates "it is precisely you I by a photographer of the London Daily Express, who was being said he Cong plan for a tripartite regime in who are afraid of the judgment of objected only to the death ... searched after being flagged by the Saigon marked the 160th session of the people." ■ heldalong with other western newsmen. He returned to London penalty option. device, security police will have the the dead - locked Vietnam peace talks Porter pointed out that the Viet The death sentence ■Thursday with other correspondents. discretion of the jury if there would be at the authorization to detain him and the airline could refuse him a seat. Thursday. Cong plan calls for the United States is a Each side accused the other of to AP Wirephoto stop all military action and pull out skyjacking conviction. The other The new national terminal police prolonging the war. of Vietnam but "is completely mute" The continued stalemate seemed to about what the other side would do. OANDA-TANZANIA CLASH indicate that no progress was made in the latest round of secret talks Porter insisted the element in the proposed three - Viet Cong between presidential adviser Henry A. segment regime would "enjoy decisive Kissinger and Hanoi Politburo member preponderance of authority." Le Due Tho last Friday. South Vietnam's ambassador, Pham Leaders aim for African calm told U.S. Ambassador William J. Porter the Communists that the Viet Cong "requirements" — an American Dang Lam, said his government has always favored a solution in which all political forces in the country, pullout, the resignation of South "including the NLF — the Viet Cong's hopping - up operations were In Nairobi, Kenya, one of Africa's route from Uganda where he conveyed to Vietnam's National Liberation Front — will have Lted continuing in southwestern politicians conferred with President take its troops off a defensive President, Nguyen Van equal chances to participate in JiDda Thursday. African leaders Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya and toAminapleatoendthefight.ng^ Radio Ugands said that both Amin footing unless Uganda strikes. halts its air Thieu, and formation of a coalition power." l|ht to defuse the Uganda - reportedly asked the veteran leader to and Tnazania President Julius Nyerere Witnesses in Kampala reported that government — would lead "neither to peace nor to self - determination for But he said there "can be no ■izinia confrontation and mediate. received question of destroying the institutions messages from President Uganda's chief justice and former the South Vietnamese population." Iteotly false rumors of invasion which came into being by the ballots." pt panic through Ugandas capital lot Kampala. u the Nzo Ekangaki, secretary - genera, of Organization for African Unity, ££ forTe ^nt^nflfct ifelwilh Britian and Israel, was arrested ^to at the High Kiwanuka, Court Nguyen Thi Binh, the Viet Cong's delegate, said only a three - segment North Vietnam's deputy negotiator, was believed to have Thursday. Nguyen Minh Vy, said the Viet Cong Pidio Uganda reported that several asked the 82 - A Uganda military spokesman The Masaka area government of national concord could has given the United States "a new i leaders have contacted year - old statesman to repeat his role saw heavy fighting warned that rumormongers in earlier this week. organize truly free and democratic opportunity" to get out of Vietnam in of last year, when he s president, Idi Amin, in a acted as Kampala would be rounded up by the elections. She told the Washington and honor and end the war. _pt to cool down the results of mediator after Uganda accused armed forces. hy's invasion, believed staged by Tanzania of military provocation. The warning, broadcast over Radio in exiles based in Tanzania and President Mohammed Barre of Uganda, less than hour after 2 brothers named in stabbing came an Hking reinstatement of former Somalia was reported to be sending a panic spread through the center of silent Milton Oze. special foreign minister, who was en Kampala, apparently following rumors of an invasion. ran Shops closed early and Ugandans to their homes. The center of the of Columbia U law professor fheat probe cause city was almost deserted at The spokesman one point. said the situation throughout the country was calm. There NEW YORK (AP) -Two brothers "We have the case solved - we have set upon Friedmann after he left his were named in a 13 - state police the description of the other two men appeared to be no basis for the scare. alarm Ivy League classroom to catch a train Thursday as accomplices with a involved . . Police commissioner for his home in North Salem, in Reports reaching fisputed by officials London said third youth in the daylight mugging Patrick V. Murphy had announced less suburban Westchester County, gunfire disturbed the outward calm of and knife murder of an eminent than 24 hours after Friedmann's Kampula for the first time since Columbia University professor of knifing. The muggers fled with Friedmann's Uganda's emergency began five days international law Harlem street. on a wallet, but failed in an attempt to "Some ago. The reports, reaching Western [MNGTON ■ administration (AP) - A dispute errors are apparent from an One of the three already was in At the command of Mayor John V. wrest his wrist watch from his arm. handling of the examination of the vice presidential governments from their diplomats in custody, held without bail. Sought Lindsay, who called the murder of the Stabbed once in the chest, the victim ■•Soviet wheat deal has spread to press conference transcript. Some Kampala, said the shooting died down throughout the East were Steven world let a statement by Vice President after about - renowned Friedmann the staggered about 25 feet and fell dead result from the notorious unreliability an hour. There was no Robinson, 23, a 135 - pound six - in front of a public worst outrage of his administration, o T. of 'Capitol Hill sources' regarding explanation of the flash outbreak. elementary school. Agnew forced President footer, and his brother, David, 16. Murphy had unleashed an allout , * to order an FBI probe of presidential decisions and actions. We Uganda had said Wednesday it is The alarm directed their seizure around the clock manhunt for the - - The first suspect to be arrested was fd profiteering. stand behind our previous statement ready to order pre-emptive strikes into "for homicide-knife" in the slaying of muggers. Daniel Mingues, 16, seized 12 hours 'ip. John Melcher, D-Mont., said on the matter." Tanzania to head off another invasion. 65 - year - old Prof. Wolfgang after the slaying at his home a few "'•y that he understands Agnew's Melcher, a member of a House And Tanzania said it might be forced Friedmann. Witnesses said three young muggers blocks from the crime scene. "cement made at a subcommittee investigating the campaign ► conference in Minneapolis on massive grain deal, said he understood Ty that an FBI probe was in Wat the order of the President, Agnew asked Caspar W. Weinberger, head of the President's Office of SHIP KNOCKS OUT PROPS * a complete surprise to the Management and Budget, in PHouse and a shock to the Dept. preparation for the news conference, ■^culture." about the status of the wheat dispute. 'c «dministration Chesapeake bridge damaged maintained, W, that a probe was "Weinberger was just trying to requested P Agnew spoke and described an give Agnew a rundown on the wheat N of the incident as erroneous. situation and what was involved with the hearings that had been held and KJuisday, the New fW a misstatement by Agnew York Times just casually and probably flippantly _T"y 'ed Nixon to order the FBI remarked the FBI could come on the NORFOLK, Va. (AP) - The miles offshore — collapsed. The other damage from the latest accident, but of the Maryland - Virginia Eastern ■"^igate the wheat sale. The scene and go through it thoroughly, Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel was bridge sections were reported less Shore peninsula to Virginia Beach, in one commissioner said the span this quoted "sources on Capitol and Agnew apparently took that as severely damaged and closed for the seriously damaged. time probably would be closed at least the busy Norfolk port area of the flaying that until Agnew made meaning the FBI was already on it," second time in less than three years Exactly 32 months ago Thursday — month Virginia mainland. | tement, Nixon had had no Melcher said, and Butz decided "that Thursday when a barge adrift in heavy n Jan. 21,1970 — the a — perhaps longer. Navy cargo ship Virginia Gov. Linwood Holton Until it is reopened, automobiles •on of seas knocked the props from under ordering such a probe. they'd better back up the vice Yancey had rammed the 17.6 mile - hastened to the scene for and commercial vehicles that president." two 60 foot - long bridge sections. - long facility and gouged out a section a personal normally a statement issued look at the damage to the use the bridge - tunnel must be The Coast Guard said southbound 375 feet long. The bridge - tunnel did facility, a fclh r P e Times office here Thursdfly. However, Melcher said, "It's not a lanes of both sections — one a not reopen for 42 key link on the Ocean Highway that rerouted, many of them hundreds of story " inaccurate -- days. Repairs cost runs from New York to Florida miles out of the way, to reach the p™ its over-all conclusions and bad misstep as far as I'm concerned. half-mile offshore from the $1.7 million. along . . the Atlantic seaboard. truck - farming Eastern Shore, whose Blunder not, I think it is fine." bridge-tunnel's southern terminus at pits particularities. . or Members of the bridge - tunnel The bridge - tunnel traverses economy was badly strained by the Virginia Beach, the other about two commission still were surveying 1970 closure. Chesapeake Bay from the southern tip Hundreds of persons who use the facility daily to commute to and from pitain tells Irish jobs on the Eastern Shore were left stranded Thursday. Both the empty, 235 - foot barge and tug Carolyn, which was towing it pernment will end from Beaumont, Tex., to New York, hit a section of the about two miles from the bridge - tunnel Virginia |&Tsts in a major major Ireland streets. C stop the violence wracking The announcement gave no date for The tug subsuquently washed P Ireland. B the establishment of the special eastward beneath the bridge to the m°ve tribunals and the abolition of other side Thursday was a key as was breached A Coast internment without trial. It said that Guard Hit? the Roman Catholic Whitelaw, Britain's cutter rescued the five uik.lt as a ^as 'on8 viewed William — . .. .. crewmen. They were not injured. policy directed mainly administrator in charge of Northern F Utholics. atholics. Catholic Ireland, will get them started "as soon catholic political d to attend Britain's as possible." Severely damaged prefUSed ipm ?eace totalks attendwhile Britain's the The measure, approved by Prime p.. Wlth°ut trial continues. Minister Edward Heath's Cabinet in A 235 foot - barge rio °r°ement 'ssued in Belfast London, was seen primarily as a severely damaged Jtitih.i0n sa'd special courts declaration of intent. It was expected a section of the be set up to deal that the new court system would be set in motion gradually, perhaps not Chesapeake Bay •bliT members of the Irish Bridge - Tunnel ItftS ITb nals ,Army's terror squads. will replace the before the all-party peace talks due to after winds and policy begin next week. It ch e SUsPects without trial, a Hundreds of suspected terrorists heavy seas NavU L"1 a bid to ky Britain III J tn <«»l_ "Iltaui in rtUgUSl August llHVf been have ucrn jailed without trial and held swept it indefinitely over the past year under *l calm the province's under the i, "Wence. the controversial internment scheme. 17.6 mile long Hcem lon8er term, the The vast majority were Roman bridge. l> *nt.said-authorities will set Cn Catholics who want to drive the AP Wirephoto m to "lISsion of advise the government lawyers and British out of the predominantly -I on Protestant province and unite Ireland. M ICHIGAfa IN THE NATION STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY Lee Lockwood By TOM WICKER FBI would be left to the credibility man elected anyone expect that in such Gray are leaving no stone u»«, 1 advertising circumstances the Watergate manager Charlie Cain, managing editor New York, Sept. 20 — The Watergate scandal, charges of president in November. mind that a permanent appointee Bearing in investication will be pushed to the fftaS??6 questio"r«Sl If, In fact, they are doing theirfe" Bill Holstein, campus editor would have had to win confirmation limit, no matter, who might be Republican fund-raising irregularities, by the Democratic senate in involved? So when Attorney General Vlc« Bill Whiting, city editor and the possibility that some big an President Agnew election year, the president suggested Kliendienst, a partisan Republican is campaign appearance and Judy Yates, editoral editot dealers made an illicit killing on the there ever was renoJ Mike Cody, copy chief sale of $750 million in grains to the that an interim appointment was the one, says — as he just before the fact, said that Mi J Gary Scharrer, sport s editor Soviet Union ought to revive interest in the pending appointment of a best way to keep the matter out of partisan politics. did on the Dick Cavett show —that the seven men indicted in the Watergate ordered the FB! to or not anyone made in^pM a kiiiL™ j On balance, that still seems sensible raid were acting without the information pertaining to permanent director for the Federal permission of the Republican the* Bureau of Investigation. -• particularly since a new Democratic grain sale. Now that the Presto J Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker awarn for superiors, suffers from a built-in indeed ordered a outstanding journalism. This important job is now filled on president would have had the power in any case, to dismiss Nixon's appointee credibility gap. So did Gray, when in a from the fact that probe somebody ?def k an interim basis by Patrick Gray, a and put in his own. On the other hand, speech reminiscent of J. Edgar Hoover bound to have made a fast bnrti EDITORIAL former assistant attorney general and still a political associate of President Gray's mere presence in the job at this time shows how important it is that at his bureaucratic best — or worse- he fell back on statistics (333 agents, $750 million deal, the move - in its political admiif Nixon. Gray has initiated some context J the director should be nonpartisan and 14,000 man-hours, 1,800 leads etc.) to do the FBI little 1 Federal havo welcomp reforms within the FBI and there may be a tendency on the part politically evenhanded. The Democrats are making much prove his agency's diligence. The point is not the the Democrats For one good. thing, it appears tol of the public and in Congress ttothink political hay, for instance, of the fact are necessarily right; the point is that transparent effort to take thestij student loan that he might as well have the job on a permanent basis. But that would be that a Republican justice department and a Republican political figure, they are plausible when they charge that Republicans are not going to of Democratic allegation! Republican wrong-doing>; for an(r quite wrong, as current events clearly temporarily in control of the FBI, are prosecute Republicanseffectively. And it probably will do no such L The Army axiom "Hurry up sources. again for the reason that unless! suggest. those charged with investigating the the same point arises in connection and wait" well applies to the Unfortunately, the HEW's Immediately after the death of J. Watergate affair, in which Republican with Democratic allegations of major tough prosectution actually jM chaos created in the guaranteed tough policy held up the normal Edgar Hoover, who had been the one officials and the Committee to irregularities in the raising of not many will believe that aJ student loan program by the summer processing of loans and only director of the FBI since the Re-elect the President are at least Republican campaign funds in the days headed by a Nixon politicJ which usually would be available Coolidge administration, Nixon suspected of being implicated. before the rigorous new election actually tried very hard to finj Dept. of Health, Education and appointed Gray, with the pledge that finance law went in effect. Who is malefactors, or if there were any! Welfare. by the start of school in the choice of a permanent director How, they ask righteously, can going to believe that Kleindienst and Students must be patient as September. Operating on a "first can Even the Nixon administrate! hardly profit from such d| come, first served" basis, the the MSU financial aids office While a powerful, financial aids office has cleared independent attempts to process the hundreds director conceivably its summer backlog and has might fin| evidence in some of these of applications put in limbo on about 300 recent applications to cases! some high-ranking Republicans I July 1 when the federal surely that would be process. less danaj government abruptly and Fortunately, MSU has assisted the President than a public belieL drastically revised the old rules all those who severely need Republican law en force men! under which guaranteed loans Republican officials cheat| money to start or return to impunity. 1 were awarded. school through its own short - The new HEW rules proved to term loan program. Enough short That is why Gray, able and eflfl be much - term loan money is anticipated as many think him to be, won't! more stringent, permanent director of the FBI. ■ to be available to carry over paralyzing loan processing across confidence in the director's pa those affected by the guaranteed fairness and personal integrity the country. | loan delay. highest requirement for that pol At MSU, between 700 and Furthermore, those and neither Gray nor any other! 1,000 loans arrived but were not political figure in either party is applications delayed during the processed from the end of June summer should be cleared and to win fhat confidence ti until mid August.. - necessary degree. (C) 1972 Newl receiving funds by mid - October. Times News Service Then, Congress became upset The loan requests now being with the new HEW loan rules and processed would begin receiving passed emergency legislation last money by the end of November. month to suspend most of the Those who applied for loans new rules and start the money and were rejected are advised by flowing for students who need the American Bankers Assn. to the loans now. reapply at the lending institution The enactment of the new where the student's family is loan rules has been postponed known. The MSU financial aids until March 1, hopefully allowing TWO CENTS WORTH staff will also cooperate in time to review and improve upon the HEW's original madness. assisting with guidance and emergency funds for those hit by Probably 90 per cent of those the HEW confusion. who normally receive federal and state guaranteed loans would be excluded under the new HEW sure Overall, Congress must make that the HEW rules - when SN helps C-Ts they are enacted next March 1 - rules, according to Thomas A. comply with the stated intent of Scarlett, asst. director of MSU To the Editor activities. We have made a very special communication. Right now nobody Barbara Parness financial aids. expanding federal higher ever asks a C-T what he or she really research assistant effort to have our representatives meet education assistance. In a wants. One of the biggest complaints Students from both middle - with State News editors and reporters Center for Urban Affairs program which increased the This letter is written in response to so that they would understand the of C-Ts is that because they are Sept. 21, 1972 class families and low - income maximum loan amount from the letter from Dick Crum appearing separated and scattered all over significance of C-T unionization. We parents stand to be severely hurt in the Thursday State News criticizing wanted this information brought to campus, they aren't aware that other $1,500 to $2,500, it is by the now suspended July 1 this newspaper for its coverage of the MSU C-Ts so that they could consider C-Ts share their problems and contradictory to implement We believe that collective rules. A strict "financial needs" organization drive among clerical - it and decide for themselves. We know concerns. a test for those in the $ 15,000 and tougher rules which cut off aid technical (C-T) workers now being that many C-Ts lead very busy lives organization would be the best under bracket not only considers the family's income, but also the to eligible. many students previously conducted Federation of by the American State, County and after work and cannot attend our meetings. Therefore, we went out of mechanism communication among for enhancing C-Ts so that we Unfair About 4,000 students use the Municipal Employees (AFSCME) our way to see that newspaper can begin to work together to solve value of their life insurance accounts of our meetings would keep our mutual problems. The fact that federal and state guaranteed loan policy in determining loan these people aware of our activities so C-Ts working with AFSCME have programs at MSU each year. I do not comment from any specific To the Editor: eligibility. that they could make an intelligent proved more effective than the While their better interests have knowledge of how the MSU Employes MSUEA in getting their message across Lower income decision when the representation parents who Assn. handles its public relations to the University community only The article printed in the M under the old rules borrowed temporarily been protected, activities However, as one of a small election is held. We wish to publicly State News of July 24,1972, re . efforts must be made to insure thank the State News and other local reconfirms my belief that the best money to pay their parental group of C-T's working regularly with organization for us is a national union. Congressman Charles E. Chamll that the revised HEW rules AFSCME on the unionization effort, I media for their generous help in contribution to the student's Perhaps the association has not been offer to send the Congressional contribute towards the overhaul can say that from the beginning we keeping C-Ts in touch with education would find their have devoted much of our energies to organization activities. covered by the press because after four to M. Robert Carr is inaccurf rather than the further years of trying to get support, it really unfair. children's guaranteed loan keeping the press, and more has nothing new to say or offer C-Ts. complication of the financing of importantly, the public aware of our The essence of a union is reduced because they also The headline on the ari borrowed funds from other higher education. misleading and is a prime exa! irresponsible and dishonest jour In no way has Congl ART BUCHWALD Chamberlain been linked j manner whatsoever to any "mi| the record. The assertions n nothing but blatant campaign! and should be discounted f Astro dealers basis. As chairman of the! Committee on Printing, I take! exception to the assertion | WASHINGTON - The retail value "Who says so? 1 gave them each complex. article that the record giv! of the commercial exploitation of the $2,500, and they sold the place to me, "We're also selling acreage, $10 • public an inaccurate and mil Apollo program has now passed $1 air rights and all. Now don't get me down and $10 a month, along the Sea account" of congressional a^ million. That is to say, people have wrong. I'm not against the space of Serenity. We'll provide a golf The record is a valuable soured made over a million dollars cashing in as a factual record of the pro® shuttle, because we will need course, tennis courts, schools, roads on the astronauts' trips to the moon. transportation when we develop and fishing and boating facilities to the of both House of RepresentatJ Unfortunately the astronauts have 'Moonlight Acres.' But we just want to lucky owners. And each site will have the Senate. shared in this questionable rip-off of make sure the landing field for the an unobstructed view of earth." the space program. Every day reveals shuttle won't interfere with our master The NASA man says, "I don't know Wayl some new commercial aspect of the Apollo trips that was not known to plan." what it is, but there has to be Chairman, Joint Commf "Just a minute," the NASA man something illegal about this sale." the American public. Yunum says, "I checked it out says. He pushes the button on his with There is a fear among some that the intercom. "Send in any Apollo my lawyers. There is no question million dollars is just the tip of the astronauts you can find in the about it; I own the moon and I'm iceberg, and the really big deals that building." going to develop it. Now if you people the astronauts made with promoters have not come out yet. The biggest nightmare of all for the A few minutes later three astronauts come into the office. "Did you sell this guy the moon?" still want to land on it, it's all right with me. But I don't want a lot of spaceships landing late at night. It Greedy To the Editor: U' how this could be, since I had put my my abus rent on time. the NASA man asks. could discourage real estate sales." space agency is that astronauts may The use of financial hold cards by October rent check in the mail on the If student receWabies have sold the The NASA executive looks at the moon to an "He took an option on it," one of astronauts. "How could you do it? student receivables go too far way to registration, and the process the hold cards fas ■ unscrupulous real estate developer. the astronauts replies sheepishly. sometimes, as shown by the following September rent was marked as paid on avoid giving hold cards to One day in the not too distant future How could you cheapen the whole like E. Pluribus Yunum may "And I picked up the option," space program by selling the moon to example: the invoice. About that time, the hold pay their rent on time, why ■ someone Yunum says. "Don't you remember I Monday I went to register and card was cleared, and I was able to wait until winter term to «■ walk into NASA headquarters and say, this joker?" gave you each a check and the right to "If you want," another astronaut found I had a financial hold card for continue with registration. In checking strenuously object to waiti gj "I understand you're building a space build a house apiece on the Sea of the amount of $109. For half an hour my records, I discovered the hour in line and getting my shuttle to land on my moon." Tranquility?" says, "we'll give the $2,500 back." September check was dated Aug. 30, on the list of students who n "It's too late," the NASA man says. I stood in line at the hold card "Your moon?" a NASA official asks. "I knew we signed some papers," "But you will have to live with it for window, wondering what it was I and was mailed in plenty of time to hold cards (assuming such an* another astronaut admits, "but I the rest of your lives. Whenever hadn't paid (I had received no meet the Sept. 5 deadline. Upon through no fault of my 0 1 "Yes, I bought the moon from the didn't know the sale was final." notice of any kind of any overdue calling student receivables, all I was indiscriminate use of tne J someone looks at the moon and sees a able to find out was that the hold card astronauts 16 months ago. Here's the "It's final, all right," Yunum bills), and where I was going to get the policy, in my opinion. deed, registered in Houston, Tex." says. Holiday Inn sign blinking in the night list was "made up in advance." "We're taking ads in next Sunday's and the $109. When I got to the window, I was East I "But they had no right to sell the neon lights of a McDonald's told the sum was overdue rent on my Obviously, the person (or machine?) newspapers announcing the sale of lots moon to anyone," the NASA man say on the Sea of Tranquility. hamburger stand, he'll know you guys married housing apartment, and to who made up the list in advance graduate! frantically. making it into senior We're put them there." wait beside the window.. I pondered wasn't omnipotent, becuase 1 did pay Sept. IF a citizens' Copyright 1972, Los Angeles Times pOONESBURV by Garry Trudeau TWO CENTS WORTH II K, vw res, poopsie but for. , Me, THE ecce of time' n became- u rr voue husband homemakep * swoeNiY Beeme THfrr T h/»S pefihih6 st/fuhe nom MKilS 'mpoerwr to %*%%%%, 1 HMO T MYSELF AM ACTIVE /V THE AKEFi OF Arab-Israeli letter superficial; sro/crcy /h t&>ms owea", my hvsthhp of ixs&nn, C*EE#LEAPfA/6 nations - PePWHt PAsyofJ. WK) & , Qh < some To the Editor: a aiding terrorists fortnight ago, it seems that most Chinese who give direct support to M MMJ John Pedulka's letter in Thursday's State News seems to indicate a total lack of understanding and familiarity have become realistic and basic premise. As a result, accept this they have learned to live with the Israelis and their cause in supplies and political backing at the United Nations? What, Podulka, is the tally on the Russian-American ' _J ..J. ■ I<>* l l C ) with the Arab-Israeli crisis. figure that they might as well make veto score card on ir< < •< The the best of the situation. Middle-East resolutions at the UN '^l7J ^ , events of the past weeks and days Security Council? clearly show that the Arab terrorist Unfortunately, there are still those who find it too dificult to be realists No doubt, all Arabs are not groups have become so frustrated that and to accept Israel's existence as a bloodthirsty. But those members of they will attempt just about anything fact of life. Israel's the Black September group who to make headlines. The question, of policy has been and is that the Arab festively drank the blood of Wasfi Tel, Beethoven never had 6iRis course, is what do they stand to gain? governments who harbor and support the terrorists will the former Jordanian prime minister, HAN61N6 ON HI6 PIANO One fact is as clear as can be: Israel is be held responsible for the acts of whom they assasinated in Cairo, must W66IN6 HIM ABOUT TENPINS here to stay and will not be driven into THEM PRESENTS< terror. It is clear that the terrorists have been parched. Also, not all Arabs the sea. The tragic death of some its wish to sabotage the subtle hate the Israelis, but those who athletes, diplomats and other civilians indications of peace which have been published arithmetic books for second will not make its people pack up thier emerging lately, and to implicate some of the graders using such examples as "Four bags and go. This is what the terrorists more Israelis are sitting on a fence, two are and Podulka fail to comprehend. realist Arab As someone who has seen and governments. shot, how many remain?" don't seem to be madly in love with them either. spoken to Arabs in Israel as recently as Surely, killing innocent people is As mentioned above, many Arabs unacceptable by the civilized world have changed their attitudes somewhat community. But several Arab during the course of time, and it newspapers and leaders clearly stated remains to be seen how Israel will deal Sex/sf orientation after the Munich incident that " such things happen in times of war, and this is war." Why, then, the double standard? Are the Munich 11 less with the few fanatics who operate from bases in the free Western countries, after losing hope of spectacular "achievements" in Israel innocent than the Lebanese villagers? itself. I trust that Israel will succeed in esoteric Podulka believes the British and handling the situation. |,To the Editor: matters; your views are a different when Mom and Dad aren't little pretty sure Allen doesn't refer to Phyllis Hart American have caused these actions by Akiba Cohen blacks as 'niggers,' yet he is perfectly East paving your way. However, I can see Lansing resident failing to treat the Arabs as human East Lansing graduate student I've been in East Lansing for over that ready to put women in the same Sept. 15,1972 beings. What about the Russian and anything written on this Sept. 21, 1972 I four years, and Steve Allen has written assignment about "MSU" could be category as livestock, 'chicks' to be I (or the State News for all too many of both boring and inane. used. I do not object to his ■ those years. Iwriting ability; that would be futile. I He has none to object to. I realize that My major objections piece of verbal vomit are to the entitled Some of the lines in the article fairly to common, but were never taken their were BACK TO SCHOOL SALE! I not all people are good writers, but "Hustling for girls logical conclusion. For scores big zero." example, there was the line "horny SUIM. Sept. 24, MON. Sept. 25, TUE. Sept. 26, WED. Ivhy do the bad ones get jobs with the While big zero" does Sept. 27 describe the article, I adequately women (chicks to Allen) always get ■State News: agree with laid" — but only if they rate over a six nothing else in it. OK, I expect most J Let's start where Allen first of what Allen writes to be hard to swallow, but a reprint of this kind of on this guy's ten - point scale. And 1 certainly wouldn't want to deny men their sexual drives, nor would I deny FANTASTIC STORE-WIBE ■muddled through in the Welcome thoughtless drivel does kind of reverse them the satisfaction of those drives. ■Week edition. I quote: "In college you the peristalsis. Let's ■don't learn answers; you learn how to Bisk the right questions. After that the give him a break; maybe he's not a sexist pig — maybe this is satire. Of course I've read more I found the assumption that men should be the hustlers SALE ■msvers aren't so hard." This kind of Steve Allen stuff than one could want amusing and somehow typical of Steve Allen's Jsipreme conceit of the intellectual is ■incredible. Considering that most of us ;e been parasites thus far in our or possibly even stand. I have to admit that it has warped my judgment; I don't think that it could be satire. effusions. I admiration, "How can only sigh macho!" And so, in in ON ALL RECORDS AND TAPES memory of Steve Allen, "How lives, why not ask a worker who 'Chicks' sounds like a pretty standard macho!" * EXCEPT BUDGET, IMPORT AND BANGLADESH. (But you've got to admit that ■ictually supports himself about these word for Allen's vocabulary. I'm Terry Smith makes Allen look good.) S4 Qft I 1ST $099 ^ M SR OR I 1ST $OS9 ^ * CR QJ $*19 8 TRACK AND CASSETTE TAPES ($6.98 LIST) $JI59 &A EXTRA SPECIAL SAVINGS! ■> v-Kf. CAK\lV Hi ^si ii LEON RUSSELL $^99 ELTON JOHN $"199 ROD STEWART $^99 on SHELTER JL on UNI Mm on MERCURY Mm L Back to School SALE CHEECH & CHONG on ODE FOR THE CLASSICAL BUYER: $*)99 A ALL LONDON and (ARGO, L'OISEAU, LYRE, TELEFUNKEN) Di\iLY ^2" EACH PLUS: ALL CLASSICAL BU REGULARLY S2 98 LIST N(JW J $£00 SUN. Sept. 24 N00N-5 PM ALL ON SALE MON. thru WED. 9:30 AM-9PM NEW HOURS: MON. - FRI. 9:30 A.M. - 9 P.M. SAT. 9:30 A.M. —6 P.M. SUN. NOON 5 P.M. - 225 ANN STREET, EAST LANSING 351 8460 THE MOST COMPLETE RECORD STORE IN MID -MICHIGAN 227 Ann Street East Lansing iscount records Friday, September 22, 1972 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan HONORS PROFS WORK Ypsilanti extends! Memorial service set By JOHN LINDSTROM State News Staff Writer MSU's Dept. A member of Biophysics. of the Michigan State Board of Education, science and religion. Among his publications is the book "Come Let Us Play God." A memorial luncheon will be held from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in the International city voter signup By BOB NOVOSAD the student body, claims that a city-conducted Ashby, target 0f An open house, memorial he was adjunct professor of Augustein was killed in Center cafeteria. State Newi Staff Writer student lawsuit, protest! door-to-door voter dedication, seminar and San Francisco Theological an airplane crash in 1969. Dedication of the Leroy Monday that films, honoring the late Dr. Seminary. He was 41. G. Ausustein Reading The Ypsilanti City registration drive in 10 of rights were not studij Leroy G. Augustein, will be The memorial day open Commission may have Ypsllanti's 11 precincts said violated. J Augustein also had Room, followed by a avoided a student lawsuit by omitted the precinct where that on-campus v held Monday. worked with the U.S. house will be from 9 a.m. to registration booths reception, will be at 3 p.m. voting last Monday to most student housing is v Dr. Augustein was Atomic Energy Commission 4 p.m. Monday in 329 in 329 Chemistry Bldg. chairman and cofounder of appropriate funds extending located. and in 1961 was the science Chemistry Bldg. All events are open to the that city's voter registration OKEMOS coordinator of the U. S. science exhibit at the Seattle Four fims will be shown at half hour intervals from 8 public. The memorial was drive until Oct. 6. The lawsuit, filed by The suit seeks an extension of the drive which that "It is our university understand! poHl FIRST BAPTIST World's fair. The noted scientist also to 10 a.m. in 212 Bldg. The Chemistry films will organized conducted and will be three Eastern Michigan ended Sept. 8, so deputy Prohibited solicitation," Ashby door-tod J by the Dept. of University students, registrars can canvass said.| wrote and lectured on represent the diverse Biophysics. including the president of residence halls. The suit was (independent & biblical) philosophy, science and interest of the late scientist. University 4684 Marsh Road He received several scheduled to be heard last director tiousifl (behind Meijer's ethics. awards for his work in Tuesday before Circuit Dorian SpranJ A seminar held bj Judge William Ager in Ann sudfaponcvdfd^ Thrifty Acres) 9:45 Sunday School - 11:00 "A Living Martyr - 7:00 p.m. - Rev. John CENTRAL UNITED METHODIST Humbert' Fernandez-Moran, University of Chicago, will deal with "Biological of tht Agnew asks supp Arbor, when the Ypsilanti City Commission voted additional funds on the "ThK^n case," he said. no official ^ I "KwiJtL request from Aseltine - Missionary to France Across from tho capitol "Good Grief, Let's Ultra-structure and Energy Transduction." The seminar will beheld at 11:15 a.m. in to st school b previous night to extend the drive. Judge Ager ruled Tuesday city to canvass We fa v would o ra b 1 dormitorl probably J suchl 8:30 p.m. - CO - uni • bus Grow" that the issue was settled by °n (A Chirstian 107 South Kedzie. request." by Rev. Robert Betts hold two Senate seats and The vice president was the city cor mission's interaction youth group) Fernandez-Moran is renown NASHVILLE,Tenn. (AP) 10 a.m. service — Vice President Spiro T. add two more, the vice greeted in the nation's actions on Monday night, Ashby originally arm! W.E. Robinson, pastor Thursday evening worship for his work associated with the drive did not president sought to country music capital by and denied the students have | David Daku,youth minister the electron microscope. Agnew said Thursday, Service 7:30 p.m. "We're going to have an end reinforce the requests. manpower, time, or moJ 349-2135 - antibusing cheers both within and to continue. Nursery Available to this busing and we're position of Sen. Howard H. without the hall, and a few HowevI Church phone student 485-9477 going to have it very clear" Baker, R. Tenn. shouts of "peace now" from Now it is up to student ., ®, volunteers l. 349-2830 THE CARRIAGE HILL „ if Congress gets behind Agnew said Baker has demonstrators outside, body president Tom ^ifble ^'fble to act asdepJ GOSPEL HALL President Nixon's proposal been "in the forefront" of Purmort, city clerk James J^ frars' Provided they for a moratorium on the anti-busing effort. He devoted most of the Ashby and attorneys to eB,stered voters and . UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH 2960 Lake Lansing Rd. court-ordered school busing. Baker's Democratic speech, the first to a decide what form the accePtable to the city clej Launching a four-state opponent. Rep. Ray political rally in his formal remainder of the voter East Lansing campaign swing in states Approximately 81 Blanton, has criticized campaigning for a second registration will take, students were registeJ 4608 S. Hagadom Road, E. Lansing Invites you to attend where Republicans hogg_ Baker's recommendation of term, to praise of President Purmort said he favors WORSHIP -10:00 A.M. a federal judge who has Nixon's record and criticism door-to-door canvassing, near campus, and voters in the other only William D. Collings, acting chairman balanced on poles, in Wheeling W Va Guzman t Phys'olo8y> an<* Dozier W. Thornton, associate professor Dr. R.C. Mertz Jr., considered by many the climbed aL Hght pole had HimhpH -- psychology' wiU ** sittin? on the committee this fall. Wallenda's attending ints at to take cou physician, said Wailenda term. i suffered a small fracture at the base of the heel, but "I TV RENTALS $23.00 per term think he's in By JOHN LINDSTROM publications on the MSU pretty good $0.50 campus are being condition. He definitely State News Staff Writer promoted by the MSU Board of Trustees." wants to work tomorrow, n Students for a Free Press has The new statement charges that freedom but we don't recommend it. of the press does not But I don't think he's an ned more court action unless the exist on the MSU S of trustees severs its alleged ties with campus. The competition of ideas is not K.te News. encouraged. We protest these conditions %e MSU Board of Trustees must get and hold the MSU Board of Trustees [ of the newspaper business," a responsible." ient released by the group on Sept. 15 The statement also listed Start Your Hobby Work examples of how, it claimed, "the State News L statement proposed that the board circumscribes the comminication and For Christmas Gift Giving. -Wees: i "recover all that it has given Restate News. The MSU Board of competition of ideas." A See us for: Les should also instruct, or request, of Directors of the State News The first example said the State refused a point of view article written News by Friendly decoupage suppi > s ■ dissolve the corporation, the State Chuck Will. The article was paper tole printed after macrame the issue was brought before ASMSU. these two very simple and from the attractive prints able proposals are not acted upon The other example stated that the State plaques and shadowboxes News refused to of all sizes .j i month," the statement continued, publish a faculty salary 111 Students for a Free Press will take .mplaints to the appropiate court." list. The State News released MSU Library. It was the list to the of The MILLERS ACE HARDWARE eventually published spring Students for a Free Press lost in the State Journal. 201 E. Grand River Ejtagainst the State News in the Student The statement also claimed that the [ulty Judiciary Committee, Board of Trustees: "by subsidizing the ke original suit charged' monopoly — State News. .has also violated. . . .the I conditions in the area of newspaper Michigan Constitution." 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River 1071 Trowbridge 8 Friday, September 22,1972 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan PAC kicks off By EDD RUDZATS decadence" of that decade professor of theater, season Rutledge said, "and we're representatives of the Dept. with 'Cabaret' of recorded voice to give remains basically shown Oct. 24.2» I State News Reviewer as personified by Sally "Cabaret" will be presented glad to finally be able to of Defense, the National "Othello" approach. a less traditional unchanged, with Ken MacDonald, Boston, Mass. directed by Klassen ' The musical "Cabaret" Bowles, a singer at The Kit in Fairchild Theatre Oct. present it after having had Music Council, the Kat Klub. Dave Carson, 10-15. to cancel it two years ago." American Theatre Assn., Rutledge also stated that graduate student, John Wolfgang Bauer's "ifl by John van Druton begins he felt PAC would be Grassilli, Hampton, Mass. Kokomo, Indiana graduate A case of mistaken The play focuses and the USO to tour the Afternoon" wl,rf the Performing Arts on identity precipitates the Buffalo Bill's fight Command for stronger unit as a whole this graduate student, and Dick Company (PAC) 1972-73 student, and Judy Wright, comic complications in "A justice to for European nine weeks beginning May year, though quite Colopy, Bay City graduate presented Jan. 30 with Clarence . pi season Oct. 10. Based on East Lansing senior, will appear in the leading roles Flea in Her Ear," a 19th the American Indian and will be directed 23. successful with such student, as new additions to professor Bahs 1 "The Berlin Stories" by of th'o. century French farce, Orchesis Dance productions as "Man of La the acting company. The Christopher Isherwook, the of Cliff, the writer, and by Landry. The directing. It will be the Sally Bowles respectively, presented Nov. 14-19 under The musical comedy"A Concert will run in Fairchild Mancha," "Joe Egg," ard " The Arena Theater program, time that this play is set in Berlin during the direction of Frank C. Hedda Gabler," last year the which provides an play h., the early Thirties before the along with Ian Schmidt as Funny Thing Happened on Theatre May 3-5, followed presented in America start of the Third Reich and the master of ceremonies of Rutledge, chairman of the the Way to the Forum" is by the final PAC production company had some rough opportunity for student The Pulitzer ' direction and , deals with a young writer's The Kit Kat Klub. Directed Dept. of Theater. Rutledge slated for April 24-29. 'Othello" May 22-27. This edges. A relatively new winning comedy "N0 encounters with the "divine by Peter Landry, asst. said he considers "A Flea in Robert Klassen, asst. Shakespearean tragedy will acting company and experimentation, has four To Be Her Ear" to be one of the professor of theatre, will be directed by Rutledge, designers and technicians plays in the offing this Charles Gordone Somebody" OPEN DAILY 12:45 The first is "Cat On will funniest pieces of theater direct. "Forum" is based on who has stated that he will worked together for the season. March 6-10 with Hot Tim Roof" by G Complete Shows ever written and has stated the plays of Plautus and change the period in which first time. This year a Washington, Milan 1:00-3:00-5:05 that it may also be a Tennessee Williams to be pad takes place in a Roman the play is set and make use however, the company student, as director 7:10-9:15 graduate thesis program in street 200 years before design. Christ, and deals with the Feature 1:30 - 3:30 - 5:35 - 7:40 - 9:45 Scheduled for Feb. efforts of Pseudolus, a slave, 20-25, "Indians" is a drama by Arthur Kopit based on facts. "Indians" biggest show of the season," is our to gain his freedom by any means available to him. The show was chosen by two committes comprised of Allen's film inv AUTOMATIC SCORERS THE backside of The film is a collection of sex in U.S "Everything You Always By KATHY ESSELMAN same maniac li you want i ARE HERE!! State News Reviewer seven sketches, blackouts, Wanted to Know About savage commitment! written and directed by Sex" seems even more WE ARE NOW OPEN WITH characterized "DuckSc to know THE NEW ASTROLINE Woody Allen's latest farce, "Everything You Allen. Their diversity of impressive coming on the heels of "Play it Again, The dream cast, L style and content provides EQUIPMENT how this man Always Wanted to Know About Sex, But Were Afraid us with a map to the eclectic tastes of their Sam." The only major weakness lies in the first includes John mad doctor, CarradiiJ Tony FtJ to Ask", now playing at the creator. Each segment segment, "Do Aphrodisiacs and Burt Reynoll Campus Theater, adapts Dr. purports to answer a Work?". Allen plays a space-age technocrats] OPEN 9 A.M. DAILY David Reuben's pop-eros question from the book borscht-belt fool trying to Allen, himself j. opus to the screen. In which serves as its title. gain the favors of his queen, antonioni hero perl a movie HOLIDAY LAKES broad, Swiftean Allen sketches the backside strokes, These range from a simple study in lust — "Do Lynn Redgrave. It starts out weak and dies before the brilliantly admirable and consistancjl | out of 3101 E. GRAND RIVER' 337-S of American sexual mores. Aphrodisiacs Work?" — to fool does. The rest of the has cast each part It stretches the flaw! imagiil ggjg& the more complicated Him dazzles and outrages in this book matter of "What is its turn. to see anyone butT 3rd WEEK! Sodomy?" protraying a nervous f ll who worries about mowm mfovation wmn Woody Allen directs as e gracefully as he turns up on the ceiling.I ah"0* a Meredith MacRae brinJ KS "THERE'S NO PLACE AWUNP ICHIG AM phrase. The film has the about "BIZARRE! BLENDS Theotrr Inntimi HERE WHERE WCAN GET A PIZZA AFTER MIPNI6HTI the right mix of naivel MELODRAMA, GOTHIC intelligence to th] HORROR AND TV & STEREO reporter in the I MYSTICISM." Rentals sequence. In $23.00 per term You Always Know About Sex," Wanti] $9.50 per month Allen succeeds in i free delivery exl - logic to its logical ( ...you'll have to seethe movie! "Deals in A Hey _ Call Little and service and there discoveJ Caesari. No Deposit hilarious illogic that J V unnatural and call NEJAC WOODY ALLEN'S ominous shades SLEEPER! 337-1681 337-1300 dwells so close to re "EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS from the psyche... WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT SEX* a gothic mystery." *BUT WERE AFRAID TO ASK" WOODY ALIEN • JOHN CARRAOINE • LOU JAC0BI • LOUISE LASSER ■ ANTHONY OUAYLE TONY RANDALL - LYNN REDGRAVE • BURT REYNOLDS ■ GENE WILDER 1 ftotiucea by CHARLES H JOFFE Erectitive Produce' JACK BROOSKY Associate iMHucei JACK GROSSBERG Screenplay ana Director WOODY ALLEN Based upon the book by OR DAVID REUBEN "A demonic tale of undiminished Time Magazir horror." Playboy Maganne BRANDO IN 1972 HE'S The l-n I >«> io«f United r< 1 Artists NC i GodFATHER IN l| ADDED! NOVELTY & FUN CARTOON lovles are my HE'S A REBEL Li Today & Saturday excited about this one. Take my word tor It, "'The Other" Is just the with a motorcycle 7:30 - 9:35 P.M. A pic picture to satisfy your IN Oilier ■ enl entertainment tastes. a girl & a will that Wardwell, Mgr. no one can stop! 20th Century-Fox presents A Robert Mulligan Production "The Other",umng Uta Hagen Diana Muldaur -in. Chris and Martin Udvarnoky Ferry iwms Ike Wild One 9:10 only To Avoid Any Possible Sold Out Auditoriums, we recommend you attend showings in 100 Vet Clinic. cyclists terrorize PA <1 ■ .• AUBURN a town in $1.50 - 3 Locations an orgy destruction. of Pick your own Thurs: 100 p= Engineering triple feature. Friday: 105 S. Kedzie Saturday: 100 Engineering On the Waterfront CE $1.00 7:30 & 10:40 cc k— ^ANDR0l€DA « music by KEITH ALLISON, of Cole Porter's executive producer JOSEF SHAFTEL, produced b, BILL SCHWARTZ i ROD AMATEAU, u'rpROOuci'iON MR . HENRI VEWtf . JEAN-PAUL directed by ROD AMATEAU. ^ [ASTMANCOlOR . FRQM/^ErAMA RELEASING "ANYTHING September 21 GOES'I & 22 SHARIF BELM0ND0 6-10 McDonel Fine OYAN CANNON NOW SHOWING Arts Rm. Sat. - Sun. At 12:45 -4:30-8:15 P.M. RHAFHARHAPHARHAl^xRHAIHAlM^HARH/^HARHAPH^HARHARHA Winner 'joe of 3 Academy Awards! IS A RIP-SNORTER. A TRIUMPH!" -Judith cn.t BRILLIANTLY CONCEIVED, BRILLIANTLY DONE! DEVASTATINGLY FUNNY!" -Kathleen Carroll, New York Daily News GSMEMJT PETER BOYLE GIVES ONE OF THE MOST STUNNING SCREEN PERFORMANCES OF THE Y£AItP'-WASHINGTON STAR RICHARD VANESSA FRANCO DAVID LlONf TECHNICOLOR* PUMVISION* ill FROM WARNER BROS.-SEVEH ARTS 10 Tonight at 7:00 & 9:15 in Wilson Aud. Tonight at 8:00 P.M. in Conrad Aud. Sat. at 7:00 & 9:15 in Conrad Aud. Sat. at 8:00 P.M. in Wilson Aud. Sun. at 8:00 in McDonel Best of the Twilight of Gore Zone featuring: Alfred Hitchcock Presents The Undertaker Fractured Flickers The Corpse Grinders Famous Chase Scenes Horrors of the Rocky and Bullwinkle Black Museum Tonight at 12 Midnight in Wilson Aud. Tonight at 12 Midnight in Conrad Aud. Sat. at 12 Midnight Sat. at 12 Midnight in Wilson Aud. in Conrad Aud. , Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 22, 1972 1 1 LOCAL SUPPORT RISES Grapevine ad sales jump By JACCI BATES State News Staff Writer success of the Grapevine in toward positive attitudes said. "The Grapevine is existing from advertising about minority people to sophomore, circulation and and donations, an trying to present news that subscription manager; The Grapevine Journal, MSU's minority-oriented alternative solution should be available, Ballard said. minority people," Ballard said, "and we utilize news to is relevant community, to the black news that is Ballard, St. Louis, Mo. graduate student; Veronica here newspaper, is overcoming its The alternative Press enlighten thought and ideas both needed and desired.' past financial difficulties because Brown, Lansing senior, with the help of more Committee is expected to find solutions in this area. press we are an and must academic deal with 'We are not antiwhite he continued, "we're probiack." campus editor; W. Kim Heron, Detroit sophomore, thru. sat. advertising dollars, James E. This committee is being more than a few petty lines New Grapevine Ballard, director of of off-campus editor; and Benji thought." staffers include: George advertising, said this week. set up to help establish The paper has received Armstrong, East Lansing The welcome week hopeful student newspapers White, Detroit sophomore, senior, photo editor, the Associated by finding ways to fund Collegiate managing editor; David The Grapevine's next edition of the Press first class merit award paper is 32 them. Johnson, Monroe pages, eight pages more than The idea of the publication date is Oct. 10. for 1971-72. the largest issue last year. committee, Ballard said, The Grapevine is the came about This success through the second should continue, Ballard said, if efforts of Arthur Levin, general manager of the State newspaper in largest black Michigan, with Seniors businesses in the East a circulation of 15,000 to News, and the State News Lansing community will give their advertising board of directors. The committee, Ballard 20,000. It is also the only black publication in the to aid support to the paper. Lansing area, its director of said, will consist of people The Urban Experiment Station is Ballard said he believes advertising said. seeking graduate and who recognize the need for - se™or students interested in that in an academic Ballard is the founder of student intern program in Detroit participating in an urban alternative avenues of community where At wo black and American Indian so many communication on campus, ^,rape;:ne "!?• fWoS fV, J°intly sPonsored by the College of Social Science and dollars are spent, it would and are willing to help T,fL ,?r'in'Chief'He where said that he ffelt a great need th.e Center for Urban Affairs< the station has a program Lines Ballard, advertising director for the minority - be economically unsould for structure some means for a newspaper such as the students live, work and study in communities in Detroit. oriented Grapevine Journal, works in his office in the advertisers not to advertise whereby student Grapevine in this area The program has two functions. Student Services Building. in minority newspapers. newspapers can achieve because of its growing black One is to assemble and State News photo by Peni publication. The commitee, use knowledge about a community to discover more Armstrong In spite of the present Ballard added, should be student population. effective methods of achieving service and functioning by Nov. 1. Traditional black goals. The second is to provide technical development assistance to newspapers have history IMiffiJ "The Grapevine is slanted of sensationalism, a Ballard organizations and agencies confronted with problems. different "I I AY II Ai VIS. Frl. at 6:00, 8:00, 9:55 Frl. Twi - Lite [PGj Hour, Adults 90c 5:30-6:00 i\>rtnovs Complaint Some Book ! Some Movie! 0 Students For CflRR present ATTENTION GRAD STUDENTS: of Graduate Students has made special arrangements with the fcture - Concert Series office for the 1972 - 73 season to offer full time *toate students additional savings on new series rates for MSU students. UYASERIES AND SAVE AN ADDITIONAL 1/3! Stud. COGS You List Subsidy Pay -K art of dance 7.50 2.50 5.00 * beryozka dance co. U.S.S.R. * 6.25 2.00 4.25 batsheva dance co. Israel *louisfalco dance co. * 5.00 1.50 3.50 rudolf nureyev & the Canadian ballet broadway * 11.25 3.75 7.50 sleuth * no sex, please, we're british 9.25 3.00 6.25 "godspell * story theatre 7.50 2.50 5.00 'applause chamber music "Cleveland quartet *'es menestriers 7.50 2.50 5.00 rampal & veyron lacroix 'nicanor zabaleta all seats Paul zukofsky international orchestra ,r°val Philharmonic 10.00 3.25 6.75 Chicago symphony salzburg mozarteum london symphony 8.00 6.25 2.50 2.00 5.50 4.25 mon.8p.m. Sept. 25 ?et applications are available only through COGS representatives .. . msu flUDITORIUm tickets$4.50 ^are noj available at the Uniun Ticket Office. Check must accompany nt application. For further information, Services Bldg. at 353-9189. contact Room 4 of the TICKET OUTLETS mPRSHRLL music In LRflSinG &E.LRnS.I ICflmPBELL'S SmOKESHOP In E.L. 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 22, 1972 20 local firms to get IAICDCCI By LINDA WERFELMAN MAM lottery licenses about 500 applicants, David the lottery is restricted to businesses bonus system to reward Applicants also State News Staff Writer will not be population areas will not be licensing fee will be required win , Hanson, administrative established businesses. About 20 East Lansing disqualified, he added. required to sell as many when the license is issued, agents selling those tickets required to meet fj,„ ^ businesses will receive assistant to the lottery commissioner, said Dennis Rosenbrook, president of the East Most ticket-selling agents tickets centers. as those in urban Harrison said. which win major prizes, he said. qualifications, investigations pa J'" "c'« would be expected to sell a and subm licenses to sell state lottery Thursday. Lansing • Meridian Area He added each agent will State Police flne tickets when the lottery Chamber of Commerce, said minimum of 250 tickets Plans for the use of fees receive a 5 per cent Bonuses also may be used cards to He added that the bureau each commission on sales. The determine possihi begins later this year. members of the Chamber of week, though and commissions have not as incentives for greater The Bureau of State could not estimate the number of East Lansing Commerce have expressed businesses in rural or low been finalized, though a $10 bureau may institute a ticket sales, he added. crjmin.1 ,cU„tK Lottery next week will little interest in the lottery. businesses which may have begin formally accepting "No one has mentioned applied for licenses. applications for licenses to sell the tickets, though the The University is not anything to me," Rosenbrook said. "I would URGES HUMANE OUTLOOK office already has received eligible for a license since presume that there probably is not much HILLEL FOUNDATION interest, but there may be 319 Hillcrest at W. Grand River SABBATH & SUKKOTH SERVICES at HILLEL 332-1916 some that nothing about." I have Hanson estimated the heard Prof relates scie should be attributed to the However, he noted, it is have, to HOUSE FRIDAY 6:30 p.m. followed by Shabbat total number of applications Science is being recognize the The scientist lack of a clear humane of knowledge comparec dinner. SATURDAY 10 AM followed by Kiddush. might reach 20,000. About condemned at a time when possible to detect the limitations the plight of science philosophy to guide men in disease in a developing fetus and the sea of ignorance we witl 5,000 licenses will be issued it should be recognized as a that of the applying scientific prior to birth. This live in. mythologies throughout the state, he liberating force that can free Greek, Prometheus, wlic SUNDAY, SEPT. 24, 5:30 PM added. mankind from "the tyranny knowledge he told a new capability has many "To cite one example, in tried to save mankind class of 85 medical students. the city of Boston, which fron of physical nature," James scientific, ethical and social the god, Zeus, OPENING SUPPER AND MIXER Prof. Lawrence H. Businesses receiving the Trosko, used the disease boasts one of the greatest by stealini E. Trosko said Wednesday. implications which need to fire (knowledge) from Officer, Economics Dept., MSU, will discuss "The applications will be selected xeroderma pigmentosum to be resolved so that the concentrations of doctors Mt Outlook After the November Election." Buffet on the basis of the potential Trosko, an associate illustrate his remarks. Olympus and giving it t< scientific knowledge can be and other health workers mankind. Supper. Everyone welcome. number of sales, with professor in the Dept. of The disease, he said, capita of the entire Human Development and put to good use. per licesnes granted to "high causes extreme sensitivity to Western world, more people traffic places," Hanson said. Justin Morrill College, was "It is not that we have HEBREW CLASSES sunlight and results in death are sick with tuberculosis "Zeus had Other factors, including the main speaker at the from multiple cancer at an too much science and and more people die of it Promethei chained to a rock and a Organization meeting for anyone desiring to study the location of businesses, seventh convocation of the knowledge," he declared, Hebrew this quarter will be Mon., September 25. early age. While the than in any other large city eagle to eat away at hislivi will also be considered, Gus College of Human Medicine. "but rather we lack the 4:30 p.m. at Hillel. underlying biochemical in the United States," he for his misdeed," Harrison, lottery Problems which seem defect is understood, there values and wisdom to use Trosk said. said. H to be caused by science is no medical cure. the knowledge we already commissioner, said. Small Conviction upheld pink are for car tampering Jack Dykstra, the owner Ingham County Disti. of of the Court last April of one largest Ford car dealerships in Michigan, an odometer from switchi] 29 lost his appeal late to 13,000 miles. Wednesday on a charge of His case was the first turning back a mileage of a 1971 Michigan „ indicator on a used auto. which makes it a crime Dykstra, son of John tamper with an odomet^ Dykstra, a former vice Ingham County Circi president of Ford Motor Judge Jack Warren uphe Co., was found guilty in an the lower court's ruling. But Dykstra said he REcTsioiT! take his case Michigan Court of Appe to t| IMPORTS next week. 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Uogcr Stuart FRANDOR CENTER Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 22, 1972 13 Right-to-know WASHINGTON fAPl .ntitKircTDN (AP) - AA l?ay *** docume^ 8 government commits law tied up in secrecy ' ' thTiTT4 - ..i,a Committee of said the efficient . . reluctance .. .... in ^ of ..... wrKsional committee the ^,es but operation sworn testimony from 142 responsive to an open mistakes, waste of funds, or But it said agencies have l the law "has bureaucracy to honor the witnesses in 41 days of political embarassment." been able S foot-dragging by materiKat are"!?0"6? °f bfnfhindered by five years public's legal right to know public hearings, said there is society." In general, the committee particularly to misuse the nine exemptions ^•minded bureaucrats ™ ««'exempt. of foot-dragging by "the has been obvious in parts of a need "to strengthen and The committee said it ??'d' 'tl ^nds that in the law . kept Americans from re, '??°"J.ord reP°rt federal bureaucracy. . two administrations." clarify the law to make it found these major problem Freedom of Information the permitting I1 ft, v enjoying the freedom released ThuRday, the "The widespread The committee, assessing more effective and areas: •"Bureaucratic delay in Act has helped thousands of withholding of information in limited cases — provisions information intended citizens intended to safeguard vital responding gain access individual's information when they have defense and state secrets, COMPROMISE URGED information. Major federal request for been able to overcome personal privacy, secrets and the like. trade I tried ^ implement the agencies took an average of government roadblocks. 33 I Freedom of Information days with such responses, and when acting I over-all picture Welfare Act "the bill upon an appeal from a which emerges was City decision to deny the encrusted with bureaucratic dust and grime which need information major agencies took an average of 50 searc JSN J?67- . announced that he now plans to bring up the big bill by the requested by individuals." I provides that any citizen Security-welfare-reform i» to even ? P bill bring up the ^sive Social middle of next week. *'' Cumbersome and this late in the session. That is dependent on the Finance Committee giving The city's search for a final approval to the legislation at a costly legal remedy under increased entry standards meeting today. the act when persons denied chief of police to replace Long says most Americans are tired of the sharp growth for police recruits. information by an agency Charles F. Pegg, who retired Pegg, who said he has Consumer unit in the welfare rolls and insists he believes he has a good warns chance to get the Senate to accept Work fare. But Ribicoff contends that Workfare will be defeated choose injunctive to invoke the procedures to Sept. 15, could take two to three months, Arthur been teaching classes at Lansing Community College and that obtain access." Carney, asst. city manager, (LCC) the last 10 years, only a compromise acceptable to moderates and |of food liberals can win the necessary votes. •"Relative lack of said Thursday. received a master's degree in additive fraud He told a reporter he will be when the floor debate begins. The Nixon plan fixes a ready to offer a compromise utilization of the act by news media, which had been among the strongest backers the Carney said the city is advertising through national and state publications for a education in 1970. Pegg has accepted a position at LCC as an assistant professor in guaranteed annual income of "In of the freedom of replacement. The city has the Dept. of Management WASHINGTON (AP) - some cases, artificial egg yolk than it really $2>400 f°r a welfare family of four and,for the first time, coloring clearly lowers the information legislation . . .. received five inquiries and and Marketing, teaching law Food dyes that turn "egg does," he said. would provide payments for the working poor. The three applications so far, he cost of a food, because time factor is enforcement classes. bread" yellow and hot dogs M ., , , The Connecticut senator's original substitute provided a artificial Normally gray hot dogs for $3,000 income for significant reason because of added. Stephen A. Naert, deputy pjnk are a fraud on coloring and s are sometimes some imps colored rn nr& red rp a a family of four rising to $4,000 or the No deadline exists for I consumers and may present flavoring are cheaper and the poverty level in five years. It also gave more generous urgent need for more chief of police, has been isignificant health hazard, a more stabiethan"natural fruit °Utf'de and Pink inside to U m 'JL'»» thom onnoalinrt grants to the working poor, more aid for states and covered information by the media to applying at this time, but named acting chief. mnro meet certain criteria have been I scientist told the Senate fruit extracts," said andma!te mask thT Tre "?Pea»ng the high fat more people. The administration said it would cost $4.4 The news deadlines." committee established. To be eligible Michael said, | Thursday. F. graduate microbiologist who Jacobsen, content, he added. And low billion more than the President's plan at the outset. however, it did receive for the position, a person -w it- Concluding a three - day it& heads the Center for Science - quality pistachio nuts are "testimony from several must have a minimum of / hearing into food safety, a colored with red five years of police I panel of consumer activists in the Public Interest. dye, while reporters and editors who I and a cancer I testified before researcher the Select "In many cases, added, though," "artificial high "Even - quality pet foods are ones are not. Superior banned .have taken cases to court and eventually won out over the secrecy-minded administrative experience. A college degree is preferred. Pegg, 57, retired after 33 [ Committee on Nutrition. BARNES I food The number of additives approved have coloring unnecessarily blatantly is or used for artificially colored so as to make the meat and gravy look better to the human to trout fishermen government bureaucracy." •"Lack of priority given by top-level administrators years on the East Lansing police force. He served 26 years as chief. FLORAL deceptive I proliferated, they said, and purposes." purchaser" and make the MADISON, Wis. rainbows, herring, chubs to full implementation and He joined the five-man OF EAST LANSING I the use of artificial coloring grain content resemble (UPI)-Gov. Patrick J. Lucey and whitefish — will not be proper enforcement..." East Lansing police force in I alone has skyrocketed from Some bakers spike their "A more positive attitude 1939. Today the force meat, Jacobson said. Wednesdayi signed an affected by the order. I 251,000 pounds in 1940 to "egg bread" with yellow emergency order imposing a in support of 'open access' totals about 50. Three I more than 4 million pounds dye "to make the bread Dr. William Lijinsky, ban on the fishing of lake The action was prompted from the top administrative changes made since Pegg I look like it contains more researcher at Oak Ridge by failure of the DNR list year. trout in Lake Superior. to officials is needed joined the force that he National Laboratory in considered important were The action was requested work out fishing regulations throughout the executive Tennessee, said: "I just by the state Dept. of with the Red Cliff and Bad branch," the report said. the tri-county police don't want additives in my Natural Resources (DNR), River bands of Chippewas. "In too many cases, communications network, City teachers food unless they're better training facilities and which had reported fishing The state Supreme Court information is withheld, absolutely necessary for by Chippewa Indians was ruled earlier this year that overclassified, or otherwise safety." threatening the lake trout the chippewas as had the hidden from the public to TV 8< STEREO Sodium nitrite, which can populations. "ght under an 1854 treaty avoid administrative Rentals Under the order-which to freely fish the lake, but near contract combine with other common substances in the will become effective when formally published, 'eft the door open for some restrictions to be imposed $23.00 per term $9.50 per month stomach to form a powerful Who says news probably within the next by the DNR. free delivery I The gap is narrowing significantly between East Lansing icbool teachers and the school board in their contract cancer - causing agent, is few days—lake trout fishing has to be bad - and service FOOTBALL used in bacon to fix the Lucey said he had signed will be banned until Nov. 15. I negotiations, according to Dorothy Rail, president of the color and prevent deadly the emergency order "with to be No Deposit BUFFET I East Lansing Education Assn. (ELEA), the teachers' good? call NEJAC 3C7-1300 botulism, he said. Affected will be all reluctance." I bargaining unit. But "bacon is never eaten sportsmen, charter trolling She indicated boats, commercial Tuesday settlement could be reached a raw," he added, "and fishermen and Indian TAUGHT THE SCUBA LESSONS I before the fact — finder appointed by the Michigan cooking will destroy these fishermen. Fishing for other RIGHT WA Y I Employment Relations Commission, holds his Thursday organisms." species — including browns, BY PROFESSIONALS | bearing.andDaniel Kruger, associate industrial director and professor of r relations, has been appointed fact | finder. WJcom,... TO ONE OF THE MOST AT LIZARDS! I h sides say two and the management's main areas are under dispute, salaries rights clause. House de MODERN SPORT DIVING SATURDAY - I Rail said the real stumbling block was the rights clause. PROGRAMS IN THE WORLD I "As worded now, it leaves all powers not specifically SEPT. 23 I mentioned I Salaries are to the not I that both sides are trying hard to reach board," she explained. an unsurmountable issue, she said, an agreement. adding jury The Michigan House of Present verdic Michigan law TANK rrSTINO PRIME RID Joseph Durldn, the school district's business manager and representatives has again requires juries to return Open at 11:30 a.m. chief negotiator, said "a date for future negotiations has rejected a measure that unanimous verdicts for not been established convictions in criminal an invitation to high adventure *Within walking by either party." would permit guilty distance to Operations are going smoothly, however, according to verdicts in criminal cases - STANDARD SCUBA COURSE - Durkin. "I'm hard pressed to find any big problems," he stadium when only 10 of 12 jurors This course Is designed for individuals with tittle or no aid. "It sometimes appears the contract has been settled." Though the vote was 72 diving experience. It meets for 3 hour sessions, 1 night or - 31 in favor of the day per week, over a 7 week period. Each session is The 280 ELEA teachers have "This bill would rape the divided equally into classroom and pool work. AM scuba agreed to continue working poor, the blacks, Chicanos, proposal, the members equipment is provided by us. A national certificate, • C.U "Oder last year's contract with last year's salaries to supporting the controversial facilitate school operations. However, the ELEA has students and other minorities in terms of a fiar proposal failed to muster NASDS, YMCA, PADI, is Issued upon successful completion of the program. 485-3894 N*tved the right to terminate the continue work without notice at understanding to trial. Quick justice will the two - thirds majority 1810 EAST MICHIGAN ALSO LOCATIONS AT LIZARD'S *>lkout would affect any time. A teacher approximately 5,000 students from further increase the overwhelming problems for (74 votes) required for a necessary proposed MICHIGAN UNDERWATER 3280 Fort St. LINCOLN PARK - 313-388-1322 . . . 224 Abbott Road We though 1 SCHOOL OF DIVING-NO 3 high school. these citizens already amendment to the : 351-2285 Bargaining between the teachers and board began in constitution. It was the APril for the 1972-73 contract. An oppressed," Rep. Jackie August mediation Vaughn III, D - Detroit, second rejection handed to "tempt failed, as did sessions over the Labor Day and last said". Similar' statements [hebm this year; the {}Kt weekends. The ELEA asked for the fact — finder earlier this month, were made by other having come in June when [LANS/NG COMMUNITY I the measure, sponsored by M his recommendations representatives opposing the are not binding on either party. Rep. James Tierney, D - Garden City, gathered 67 favorable votes. only | State House toconsider Tierney said the only purpose of the bill was to Got Thev Bug? "cut down the overloaded court dockets caused by Stereo no-fault insurance bill hung juries which result in You retrying the case, and that discrimination, ethnic or , he State House Insurance Committe In other words, the Insurance company social, was not the motive as of the driver who was judged to be at fault others charged. •, "an,imously reported an amended no in the accident would cover the cost of "The people being 'nsuranee bill to the House for concu ^'deration. damage sustained to property of others involved in the mishap. discriminated against today LCC Can JS* Commlttee chairman Matthew The property damage controversy was are those who are victims of crime — murder, rape and Help I *ution y. D • Detroit, said Thursday there one of the items that had held up passage support for the proposed bill robbery." he said. in June. No decision could be reached as to ltti...Pects't to pass the House before the " wt've election how property damage should be handled. He said his action on the Two Courses are available Fall Term 1972 recess. The no - fault insurance plan essentially bill was spurred by the the fact that we "STEREO FUNDAMENTALS" for the layman who wants to hear and see the latest in had a unanimous recent U.S. provides lower public liability rates by Supreme Court quadrasonics, forth. 1 vote indicates we have support ruling that no constitutional Dolby, cassettes and more you will be exposed to hz, db, uV, IHF, THD, and all the other stuff . . . you eliminating legal costs that arise in have An " he said. determing who is at fault in an injury - provisions were violated in seen but really don't understand. tana (?ttemPt to suspend the rules and causing accident. The no - fault concept states where guilty verdicts "AUDIO SYSTEMS SERVICING" for the individuals who have hlleri »« h'" UP for House vote Thursday would provide for reimbursement of all came from less than 'hands - on' lab course in servicing audio equipment. some electronics back ground and want a Hoth! Nee|y said, because the bill had injured parties regardless of who was at unanimous verdicts. »»nt«^n printed yet and House members fault. Each individual's insurance company In support of Tierney's L a,n opportunity to examine the no - REGISTER FOR: would pay for the damages sustained to bill was Rep. Jim ■lockage. persons riding in that vehicle, up to the - Okemos, who said he Brown, R ET 265 Stereo Fundamental ET 264 Audio System Service 314125 2 credits 7 • 9 pm M m»,here is a great need for It and the limits of thelegislations. would not consider using ET 264 Audio System Service 314123 5 credits 6:30 - 8 pm T TH iHe«| P rea"ze8 it must be passed," Specific provisions of the committee the bill as a tool of 314124 5 credits 12 - 1 pm M W F jj, y added. However, he requested a discrimination in making up Arranged Lab approved bill include: ie,LnUnt" Tuesday, because of far - • Guaranteed payment of 85 per cent of his mind on a bill. REGISTRATION PROCEDURE: If you have previously been enrolled at LCC, follow the usual Imuran amendments adopted by the wages up to $200 per week for up to three "But I do think, with the enrollment procedure. New students may enroll the first night of class, or September 25 and 26 1972 ®ormnCe Comniittee prior to the Thursday absence of Vj00*"~~ 6:00 ' 9:00 pm Application fee - $10.00 Resident tuition $7^00 per years for wage earners off work as the capital pj™! Passage. result of an auto accident. punishment, we can still credit - v Non resident- $13.00 per credit. v damage coverage has been arrive at justice equal to •Up to $20 per day for three eyars for For further information call 373-7013 that it 2l!n the Pending bill which means nonwage earners injured in an auto what we now enjoy," he totem c°ntlnue under the old fault accident. commented. 14 Friday, September 22, 1972 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan NEW McGovern blasts heroin traffic rise YORK (AP) - prepared to debate Nixon spend $5 billion a year on $100 a year for every Brooklyn street crowd of confirmed until Wednesday American Jewish the polls. I m working the Americans are paying $5 on the administration's their habit, money that is American family of four." less than 200. and there was not enough organizations. Briefcases crowds. I know the«'re record in combating the "paid by the victims of the The allegations came in a time to publicize the event, for billion a year in 'heroin tax' A Brooklyn Democratic and typewriters of newsmen you. " while the Nixon flow of heroin into the millions of burglaries, lengthy statement issued as party source, fuming that The South Dakota and McGovern staffers were McGovern United States or have a robberies and thefts McGovern campaigned in senator also appeared thanked the administration has failed to the turnout was so small, inspected before they man and committed by heroin said, "We'd better crack down on flow of the McGovern spokesman New York Thursday. He said word that McGovern Thursday before the entered the hall. put you on the staff." debate a Nixon spokesman addicts each year. It also touched on the subject would make the Brooklyn security-conscious McGovern aides pointed drug from Southeast Asia, In his attack on on the issue. amounts to a 'heroin tax' of in a midday address to a conference of Persidents of recent anti-Jewish Nixon George McGovern said appearance was not to Thursday. Last Monday, the terrorist activities around administration's ant in a rco tics record "Pious announcements by President pledged to crack the world, including McGovern said, President Nixon and his down on U.S. allies that lxx>bytrapped envelopes sent to Mr. Nixon's claim "Contrary' that enforce spokesmen cannot cover up serve as a conduit for illicit through the mail, as likely the supply of Campus heroin is the fact that the number of drug traffic. justification for the search. drying up, more heroin is heroin addicts in the United McGovern said "one At his meeting with American youth in 17 has being smuggled into our States has almost doubled Jewish leaders, McGovern country than ever before " since 1968," the Democratic used heroin" and it is the promised to support a McGovern said the presidential candidate said. "greatest single cause of Senate proposal to withhold federal government's stiff rulescyclists crime-" He said addicts own McGovern said he is so-called Bureau of Narcotics ' and most-favored-nation' Dangerous Drugs (BNDD) trading status from the "estimates that heroin is In effort to reduce caused some problem to extreme caution in Soviet Union until, being smuggled into the east Room an use our this year, Sgt. Harold these McGovern said, "that accidents, campus police are iiic „, areas. country at the rate of 6 1/2 Henderson of the Dept. of Copies of the bicycle country drops its policy of 10 tons a year, Friday's Feature Dinner reminding bicyclists that intersection of Chestnut compared to Public Safety said. regulations are given to harassing Soviet Jews and 5 - 6 tons last year." they must obey all traffic Road and Kalamazoo Street "We want to give students when they register charging exorbitant exit fees regulations and police will are probably the most Deep Fried 3.90 soon be issuing violations for anyone who violated an students fair warning before we start enforcing the dangerous places for their bikes and are also to those attempting to Three profs bicyclists. He urges students available at the Dept. of emigrate to Israel." ordinance. ordinances," Henderson Public Safety. Also on the schedule of Selection from our SALAD BAR The increased use of said. "A ticket will result in McGovern and Sen. to participate choice of potato or vegetable the student being called into Edmund S. Muskie ofMiine, bicycles on the campus has Individual loaf of bread & butter caused some problem so far court." who is traveling with in book show Dessert McGovern and delivering Three MSU Beverage Henderson feels some of professors Use All/entrance or fourth level of the major bicycle problems include going the wrong Extended listings ringing endorsements of the candidate at campaign Sunday will participate in "A Hot Apples Happening," stops, were appearances at a featuring Michigan writers ramp for direct access. way on traffic circles, failing Queens, N.Y., subway stop and their work. Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 p.n to obey the stop riding on the wrong side of the street and failing to signs, for election given and a flight to Detroit for still more campaigning. Albert Drake, professor of English, Hugh associate McGovern JacobgoriS watch for pedestrians. The following candidates also Democrat, John Veenstra, endorsement of a picked Thursday up the Fox, associate professor of American Thought and "All bicyclists are will be listed on the Nov. 7 political Language, and Linda Republican, Charles button required to use tl>e bike ballot. These candidates peddler in Camden, Wagner, professor of JACOBSON'S OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL NINE White(X). N.J. paths when they are were omitted in Thursday's *7th DISTRICT — English, along with other available and the street As the candidate and authors, will read and State News story on Democrat, Pan Stern, when there are more than three dozen display their works from no paths," candidates in the fall Republican, Alexander Henderson said. election. "X" marks newsmen walked to a 1:30 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the split cowhid* bomber Brede III. meeting of local labor and Baldwin Public Library, 351 Since Sunday, University incumbent. . „ , party leaders the street Martin St., Birmingham. Health Center has treated ♦COUNTY REGISTER 8th DISTRICT - jacket. . .ready for OF DEEDS - Democrat, Democrat- James Heyier; corner salesman told Music and refreshments six bicycle accident victims. One student Kristi Wenger; Republican, Republican, Linda Pompi. McGovern, "Don't believe will be provided. was struck by a winter action with a Enid Lewis(X). 9th D1STICT car Tuesday and required Democrat, Mary Kay about six stitches in his ♦COUNTY DRAIN Wickens; Republican, furry acrylic pile COMMISSIONER warm scalp. "We've Democrat, Greg Maddex, Republican, Richard Sode - Derwood L. Boyd (X). * 10th DISTRICT - Rep. candidate backs lining and big two-tab given a lot of Democrat, Richard Conlin; warnings to students so far," continued Henderson. (X) Independent Judiciary Party, Rex L. Platte. Republican, Julius no-fault auto insurance convertible collar, "But now we're going to * 6 t h DISTRICT Hanslovsky. * have to start enforcing the COUNTY COMMISSIONER 1 9 th DISTRICT - Lynn Jondahl, ata meeting of the Ingham and rugged industrial traffic laws." (voters will be able to vote Democrat, Partick Ryan; Democratic candidate for County Bar Assn. for only one county R e p u b 1 ican , Daniel 59th District state Jondahl said he favored a Henderson feels the Shaw commissioner as determined Behringer; Human Rights representative, declared his national compulsory zipper. Cognac; Lane and Red Cedar Road Party, Keith Emery. by their location) — strong support for no-fault no-fault system such as that insurance Wednesday nig proposed by Michigan Sen. 38 to 42 sizes. $95. Phillip Hart. Under this "National No-fault Act," Acoustic Produce tort liability would be eliminated, insurance Presents In Concert LEGrIIRE benefits would be paid without regard to fault, Folk Music every company auto insurance would be required to accept any applicant with mi WN Friday Sept. 22 Steve Reynolds Ed Boucher a valid driver's license, and every driver would have to purchase policy. a basic no-fault SERES Bob & Susie Dick Swain Stan Werbin ."iill!!!::, at michigan state university Saturday Sept. 23 Charlie Smith Betsy Beckerman Jacobson's Fred & Chica Sang John Hederia Shop Duke Ellington Bluegrass Extension Service Erickson Kiva 8:00 p.n for young men and hlsOrche/tra $1.00 admission The bull the wide leg! the big cuff! is bold. the A-l baggy! Nobody makes malt liquor Flared in a b-i-g inCOfKERT like Schlifz. way. . .3-inch cuffs Nobody. on 26-inch bottoms. frtdoy. Sept.22.8:15pm That's the only way to go now. In blue LIVELY ARTS SERIES (B) indigo pre-shrunlc 10-oz. cotton denim. TICKETS ON SALE TODAY 8:15 TO 4:30 AT THE UNION AND 7:15 AT THE AUDITORIUM BOX Worn with a ribbed OFFICE (ALL SEATS RESERVED) MSU knit turtleneck. STUDENTS: $3.00, 2.50, 2.00 / PUBLIC $6.00, 5.00, 4.00. 29-36 waist sizes. $11. For a copy of the LECTURE-CONCERT FALL 72 BROCHURE please contact Lecture-Concert Office 144 University Auditorium, MSU (517) 355-6686. © 1972 Jos. Schliti Brewing Co., Milwaukee and other great cil Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 22, 1972 15 Thieu flies to embattled nis /yuun (AP) SAIGON — j v™/ - President* —— sec°nd front Jne ''jj' lino iricSf Nguyen Van in 4 embattled Quang Ngai Province Thursday. The North battlpf^w van Thieu, j inieu, _ makine making& M«n en rontu days flew into that NorirViefnam"^ T af Unn u<> j n ..u ij_ <• *• rfi° on the the ! committing mass suicide"SUd,e?£e « _ __ Quang Ngai day South Vietmmese marines raised their country's nag in Quang Tri Citadel symbolizing the recaDture of the damaged. Vietnamese threat was reported to have eased at the J"oooSSi^lfirf . • Communist side has 'ost nearly northernmost provincfai ca^aL The command announced the loss of the 101st American nrovince s biggest town of Mo Due, 90 miles south of Da trooPs talled "»*ts six-month offensive. plane over the North since the resumption of full-scale At VT a » Quang Nang- - Ngai, Thieu was briefed by Col. Tran bombing last April. A Navy A7 jet developed engine Nhut, the "rnmm'or.^ nan Van»oii The district town of Ba To, 15 miles southwest of Mo The U.S. Command listed no Americans killed in a commander of the South Vietnamese —-,rei wi 2nd Due, fell to the North Vietnamese trouble, but the Pilot, Lt. Stanley F. Bloyer, 26, Ripley, Infantry Division. He did not go into Mo Monday. A South Ohio, bailed out into the Gulf of Tonkin, 47 miles n iu» . t tut? seven-aav the south. Due, 15 miles to Vietnamese ranger camp just on the outskirts'of Ba To is period ending at midnight last Saturday. Spokesmen said it Assorinto/i p. under heavy North Vietnamese pressure. At last report, the northeast of Thanh Hoa and was rescued uninjured by a was the first ttaciein 7/4 years that no U.S. servicemen had , . helicopter. keen listed as killed in action. im Da v?' Michael Putzel reported 450 defenders were holding out against a North Vietnamese But a check of files showed that a daily U.S. Command reinforcements from reinforcement frim >, th Vietnamese militiamen and force estimated to be twice that size, fr°m hehe regular regu,ar army arn had pushed North The command disclosed that American planes have been unJl *etnamese forces " hattlefield communique reported one U S adviser ^ out of Mo Due and the Communists I" the air £ Saturday at Mo Due. The command said t^e d£h caETn to *0"* ^ for one ridgeline strong poTnl ' skiesies cut thp cut the war, the U.S. command of^American" number „«• A : reported that L™ ,. overcast ™ overcast vT* ? Vietnam from "S* °f ?® northe™J*ct°r the demilitarized zone southward to°f Quang S°uth occurred about eight hours before the midnight cutoff ^ HU1, 8°Uthwest of the town- which they still ^Wkes across North Vietnam to 210 Wednesday, with most period and did not reach the casualty reporting branch in hold °f the raids concentrated against barracks, warehouses and amyVnitT ^ The sSeon The North Viotn Washington m time to be included in this week's summary, ^ ,r. com u Will be carried over for the following week. ^ offensive^ V® laUnched an Quang **** Province last Saturday; the same Vl"h. The depots alon8 the coast between Thanh Hoa and troops were Slled^ There may have been more than one American killed in command said 55 warehouses were destroyed or It dataedThS 4 62 action last week The command's weekly summary listed four airmen as misBing or captured in the intensified air war over North Vietnam. Some or all of them might have been killed, but there has been no confirmation of their fate Thieu, who on Wednesday visited the recaptured city of Quang Tri, 19 miles below the demilitarized zone flew 150 miles southward into Quang Ngai, stopping at Hue and Da POLICE BRIEFS Two students were Holmes Hall. The three had arrested Thursday by removed 16 tickets before security guards for being arrested by a campus shoplifting at the MSU police officer. Bookstore. In the first incident, a 20 - year - old Security guards at the student attempted to take a MSU Bookstore arrested an jacket, drinking glasses and 18 - year - old student salt shakers, valued at Wednesday for attempting approximately $20. In the to take a deck of playing second incident, an 18 - cards from the store. The year - old student attempted case has been referred to the take a $1 bottle of prosecuting attorney. incense from the store. Both students have been released Police are looking for the and their cases referred to thief that took a $400 the prosecuting attorney. television Tuesday night from the television room in Two students were also the basement of Akers Hall. arrested by campus police The bolts that held the shortly after midnight television to the stand were Thursday for attempting to removed. steal a bicycle from the bike racks at Owen Hall. A purse and its contents, According to police, the valued at $75, was taken i were attempting to between 2 and 3 p.m. » a chain lock with a Wednesday from a student's hammer and chisel. The case room at Rather Hall. The bis been referred to the purse was apparently left on prosecuting attorney. a chair and the room door was open. Tape cassettes valued at 1165, were taken In an attempt to reduce Wednesday night from an unlocked room In East thefts, police are also asking Wilson Hall. students to report any suspicious persons seen near Three students the bicycle racks. were irrested Wednesday iftemoon for removing time P«king tickets from cars save shop parked in front of East • •• quick and easy on campus You've got an emergency? You're late with a gift or greeting card? You need a textbook fast? Open uThurs. 2820 E. Grand River Run tO your nearest Store. . 487-3761 right on campus. That's where you're pretty Set your Sails for sure to find what the situation calls for.. .at the THE WINDJAMMER price you want to pay. Shopping here is quick (formerly C.D.'s) Open under new management and easy.. .because we're here just to serve you. Live entertainment Open today 8:30-5:30 Saturday 8:30-12:30 and dancing 6 nights a week. MSU Featuring The L.O. Americans — BOOKSTORE In the center of ^ Cover n* Enjoy - No Minimum Open at 5 p.m. Daily except our beer, wine, spirits! 4122 North East 5,r«et (US 27 North of Lansing) After shopping at the MSU Bookstore, stop in the Crossroads Sail Cafeteria. Open M-F, 7:30-4:00, football Saturdays 10:00 -1:00 on in! 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 22, 1972 Inflatable DETROIT (UPI) - second car is hit. The company, holding its safety belt designed for bags, Allied officials said. Allied noted the Donald president G. of Radke, Allied's 10,000 quickly and we will sell these to them at a In addition, he indicated the co6t of the air belts would Radke, manufacturers whose both firm seat time to car; develop bags," he said. the Occupants of future cars nominal cost," he said. belts and air bags, said no Auto industry experimental sessions at its problems of automakers automotive products only be one ■ third of the official, may have their own built - one is giving up on air bags. have been against the in life preservers to protect automotive products trying to fit the air bags into division, was optimistic He said he believed the bags. air bac division in Mount Clemens, different - sized cars. The air about the prospects of the air belts, which Allied has He added the important concept, but have been them during a collision. ' Allied Chemical Corp. claimed the new device has belt is much simpler, belts. sought to patent, have a thing was the air belt "does "We see the belts as an warming up to the idea better potential safety use officials said, "The federal government much better chance of being the job as well better because of the |ack disclosed Wednesday its a claiming "this or interim system to give more 0f than the much - debated air system is designed to fit has asked us to furnish accepted than the air bags. than the bags." alternatives. invention of an inflatable seat belt. The belt, of the bag. people, rather than cars." Air bags, the likely choice After the belts have been lap - shoulder variety, is for government - required inflated, the economical worn like inner tube. any other seat belt but is hollow like an 1976 safety standards, are triggered by an explosive During an auto crash, a charge in the event of a thing to do would be to put on new ones rather than reloading the original belts, Allied officials said. Funds In letter to each of the early for this spring. designed to force the state cripp crash. They are propelled Atty. Gen. Frank J. a way as as boards plan to meet small canister of gas fills the Under a bill approved last that from the instrument panel In any event, it would be Kelley advised the 148 state lawmakers to begin funding the deadline and it would belt until it is about six be and steering wheel of a car. cheaper than with bags, legislature speed up Thursday, Kelley suggested year, the handicapped program early. simple for the legislature to inches in diameter and Allied has run tests on which would require funding of a new education tapping funds from the new programs are not scheduled implement them at the shields the wearer. The belt for funding until fall of The bill for the dummies wearing the air replacing part of the program for the state lottery for beginning of the spring stays inflated long enough 1973. However, citizens handicapped requires the belts and compared the dashboard and steering handicapped in order to handicapped programs so a semester by to protect its wearer in a State Board of Education appropriating forces with those from air wheel after a crash. avoid a lawsuit. that they could get under group has initiated a lawsuit the necessary funds. - rebound crash where a and intermediate school districts to draw up plans for "As a source of special educational revenue to support these programs for handicapped services I would suggest that school children by Nov. 1. the proceeds of the state lottery Kelley said the state might be considered for this board and the intermediate purpose," he said. Ask about our free trial offer. TONITE 8:15 pm UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM - DUKE ELLINGTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA IN CONCERT LIVELY ARTS SERIES (B). Edward Kennedy "Duke" Ellington is probably best described by a pair of his own superlatives,which he has used to honor qualities he admires in others... "a man of heroic proportion" and "beyond category." SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 8 om, and SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 4 & 8 pm - UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM - "OUR GLORIOUS NATIONAL PARKS - Edward Brigham, Jr. - WORLD TRAVEL Signing up for Army ROTC in college is no big With sensitivity and great appreciation, deal. No major commitment. All we'd like you to do is give it Edward Brigham celebrates the 100th anniversary of our glorious national parks, and pays tribute to those whose vision and a try. Take the Basic Course during your freshman and sopho¬ labors have brought them about. more years. See what it's all about. You'll find that it's only a few hours a week. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 8:15 pm- FAIRCHILD THEATRE - THE That's not going to get in the way of classes, study, CLEVELAND QUARTET - CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES sports or other activities. At the end of your sophomore year At MSU, the Celveland Quartet's program you'll know for sure. will include Haydn's Quartet in D, Op. 76, No. 5; Beethoven's Quartet No. 10 in E - If you decide to go on with the ROTC Flat, Op. 74 ("Harp"); and Schubert's Quartet in D minor. Op. Posth. ("Death Advanced Course you'll be paid $100 a month during your and the Maiden"). last two years of school. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 8 pm You'll also be earning your degree and UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM "GUATEMALA AND YUCATAN . commission at the same time. It's even possible . LAND OF THE MAYA" - Ralph Gerstle -WORLD TRAVEL for you to go on to graduate school. Then serve Indians in remote mountain and jungle as an officer later. Check out ROTC now. villages still clinging to their traditional pre conquest Mayan way of life unchanged - through the centuries Lush green forests Army ROTC. The more and miles of exotic tropical flora. All this and more make this trip the unforgettable you look at it, the better it looks. experience of a lifetime. TICKETS FOR ALL LECTURE Freshmen and veterans CONCERT PRESENTATIONS (EXCEPT TRAVEL FILMS) MAY BE PURCHASED IN ADVANCE AT THE UNION TICKET OFFICE, WEEKDAYS, 8:15 - 4:30. FOR SINGLE TICKETS PLEASE CHECK Add Army ROTC OPENING DATE OF SALE. PHONE 355-3361 FOR TICKET AVAILABILITY. TRAVEL FILM TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED ONE HOUR BEFORE EACH PERFORMANCE, TRAVEL FILMS ARE FREE TO MSU STUDENTS Call 355-1914 or stop by (ID REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION) For a copy of the LECTURE CONCERT FALL '72 BROCHURE please contact Lecture-Concert Office Demonstration Hall today. 144 University Auditorium, MSU (517) 355-6686 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 22, 1972 17 SPORTS MSU, By RICK GOSSELIN Georgia Tech yardage by the Spartans and being held to in nonleaque tilt State News Sport* Writer zero jhe 'Rambling Wreck completions through the complications for the disposal. Three complete Mihaiu will be out to from Georgia Tech will get airways. Spartan offensive coaches. backfield units will see further coordinate the first taste of the 'We still cannot Fulcher runs from a four to action against Georgia Tech. its evaluate wishbone and try to how good we six man defensive line arjshbone offense for 1972 are," Tech a Daymond Mays and Jesse improve on the 250 yards Then it visits Spartan coach Bill Fulcher said with 6 foot 2 inch, 231 Williams will man the picked up on the ground Stadium to help MSU "Michigan State is always pound Brad Bourne the key halfback posts on the last week against Illinois. In initiate its home season and tough and we will be able performer. Bourne is listed starting unit, but the three to as the team's fullbacks on the squad will comparison, Tech, which three game nonconference answer many of our strong end. His be runs out of a pro type questions after this running mates range in interchangeable. offense with two wide SI"kick-off time is weedend's game. We know weights from 202 to 224. The line makes up for its "Our three fullbacks will share equal time with the receivers, has averaged only scheduled at 1:30 p.m for we will have to play 126 yards on the ground in lack of first unit," offensive back jhe annual Band Day exceptionally well to beat size with its coach two outings. Tech has only the Spartans." quickness, playing a lot of Gordie Serr PfTech dropped Its opener The Yellow Jackets cat and mouse games with commented. "All three have averaged 112 yards through have their advantages. Jim Bond the air, slightly better than three weeks ago to a small but the opposing offensive line. quick defensive has the experience of the 98 MSU could muster nationally ranked unit with the biggest "Your offensive line can't varsity ball behind him and is against the Illini. Tech has Tennessee, 34-3, but came number of the line a mere hesitate against a team like back with an equally 231 pounds. excellent starter. He starts 8iven up an average of 290 that," offensive line coach decisive win over South Tech offensive unit has Joe Carruthers explained. moving on the snap quicker y^ds per game while the than the other two. Spartans have yielded 270. Carolina last Saturday, 34-6. three outstanding ""You've got to come off "Clarence Bullock is the The Yellow Jackets finished performers in the form of the ball quick...you've got strongest runner of the 1971 with a 6-6 record, quarterback Eddie to hit them before three and has better overall they THERE'S NO PLACE AWUNP including an unsuccessful McAshan, tight end Mike start balance. Arnold Morgado is MERE UJMERE WCAN SET Peach Bowl appearance Oven and stunting. When they a Pizza after midni6HT i tailback Greg start the type of back that can moving around and against Mississippi on Dec. Home. stunting, they want the pop off the long gainer on 30. Tech defeated MSU in "Home is one of the best offensive line to wait for play. He has the the first meeting between the two schools last fall, backs we'll face all defensive year," Jesse scampers them. And when the any potential to go all the way coordinator Jesse Williams (No. 40) is offensive line lias to lay anytime," Serr added. 10-0, despite being out Denny Stolz said earlier in one of a half dozen halfbacks that can be expected to play back, it can't the week. "He's a Saturday against Georgia Tech. The Spartan's depth execute George Mihaiu, who was pro type at that position is among their properly." hampered late in the game back. He's big, tall and fast. biggest assets. State News photo by Craig Porter Daugherty will continue against Illinois with an Hockey Their running game revolves around him." zone defenses behind the keep the pressure off pressure on a guy like him." his exploration through the injury to his right ankle, will linebackers. McAshan. He's what we call many talented offensive again start at quarterback in All those interested in But the key to "We just can't give stopping "Their whole action passer. He can do running backs at his the Spartan backfield. playing hockey for MSU on the Yellow Jackets will in philosophy an McAshan all day back be passing is to hit the a lot of a vaisity or junior varsity the containment on things with the ball. there," coach Duffy of short Stolz said, He sets up to pass level should report 3I p.m. quarterback McAshan. The quick and Daugherty added. "They'll ploy screen releases the ball quick. The Tech defensive unit Monday at the MSU Ice swift senior from and draw You've got to keep the Arena. 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I b Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 22, 1972 SPORTS ESTIMATED COST: $65,000 New by LYNN HENNING board at the south end of scoreboards arrangements. so poor structurally that the while speakers will be State News Sports Writer the stadium will be Athletic director Burt painters wouldn't go up to retained at the top of the completely removed and Smith said the new change it." north board. And the Spartan Stadium will a replaced by a much smaller scoreboards and public In addition to the optical increased volume should be look a trifle different to i football fans Saturday, as board that will carry brief address system will enable advantages of the new noticable to all. "Duffy new scoreboards will scoreboard information. fans to "see better and hear scoreboards, inserts on the Daugherty was on the inside Both boards are fully clearer." old board will now make it of the stadium yesterday enhance the visual electronic and will be The final decision to possible to include special when they were playing the surroundings and a new public address system controlled from the pressboard. install the boards came last spring, Smith said. messages or welcomes to particular individuals, thus Big Ten fight songs and said that the sound almost blew TIME OUTS LEFT QUARTER TIME OUTS LEFT j should prevent any The Coca-Cola Co. "Someone called me and fulfilling the university's him out," Smith related. ear-straining. The new equipment represents changes from provided the estimated $65,000 for the purchase of wondered why the 1971 schedule was still up," public relations intentions. New public address MSU absorbed all of the twi.: II 'I xtwji.,, I J -JfitfiPt facilities in use since 1948 the boards while MSU Smith explained. "It turned speakers are now in place expense of the new public when the seating capacity for football was raised to funded all of the technical out that the scoreboard was atop the south scoreboard address system • 7 51,000. Football s'muidatS The framework present board at the of the north predictions An estimated 65,000 fans will be greeted at Spartan Stadium Saturday by new scoreboards at the north and south ends of the stadium. The Coca Cola Co. paid for end of the stadium will be - STEIN FARNAN HENNING the boards costing $65,000. retained with complete new SCHARRER GOSSELIN operating equipment MSU 34, GT 13 MSU 28, GT 10 MSU 20, GT 17 MSU 21, GT 17 Georgia Tech at MSU MSU 31. GT 14 attached to the stadium UCLA by 14 UCLA by 12 UCLA by 7 U-M by 13 U-M by 6 side. The new board will Michigan at UCLA carry designations for yard — line locations of the ball Syracuse at Wisconsin USC at Illinois Wis. by 7 USC by 14 Wis. by 9 USC by 8 Wis. by 7 USC by 10 Ind. Wis. by 6 USC by 21 TCU by 7 Wis. by 9 USC by 17 Ind. by 7 Team Canada trailing and timeouts remaining in TCU at Indiana Ind. by 10 Ind.by 16 by 3 addition to the normal Iowa by 3 Iowa by 5 OSU by 2 OSU by 11 OSU by 14 Oregon State at Iowa signs. On the outer side of the north board, space will be 1 Colorado at Minnesota Notre Dame at Northwestern ND Colo, by 14 by 7 Colo, by 18 ND by 4 Colo, by 7 NW by 1 Colo, by 14 ND by 7 Colo, by 21 ND by 6 Russian hockey squad 1 Washington at Purdue Wash, by 10 Pur. by 7 Wash, by 10 Wash, by 5 Wash, by 10 available for displaying such MOSCOW (UPI) - Coach Canada, winning and information as future 1 Kansas State at Arizona State ASU by 14 ASU by 10 ASU by 14 ASU by 20 ASU by 14 one Tretiak, the 20-year-old Lions by 7 Lions by 6 Lions by 3 ' Lions by 3 Minn, by 3 Harry Sinden of Team tying the fourth. Russian goalie, goalie football schedules. The old | Minnesota at Lions Canada said Thursday he planned a few strategy Bobby Orr, Phil Esposito Esposito called him Tony and his brother Tony "terribly capable, though changes for the second half still a bit young." ■ ■■■■■■■I of the eight game series with accompanied Sinden after their first workout in the "In the games they beat the Soviet National team, but training would remain 14,000 seat rink that has us, it was because of his unaltered. been sold out for weeks. goaitending. He makes the "Our training hasn't Orr said a knee injury big saves and the team just would definitely keep him rebounds." changed," Sinden told a news conference in from playing in Moscow. Sinden said he noted very Come in and get reaquainted. Luzhniki Lenin Rink where "I feel great, few similarities between but I won't Warm up with coffee after the game. the fifth game between the be Russian players and the playing," he said. two teams will be Swedish National team, played Phil Bring the whole family. today. Esposito told whom the Canadians played We're much more than "The strategy may have beaming Soviet journalists in Stockholm last weekend. he had "never seen athletes Sb/To^SU^'5 A Soviet spokesman said just pancake house. changed In a minor way, but i a in better condition than the I still haven't reached any coach Vsevolod Bobrov had Soviet squad." dropped two players from JACKET*, ve>Tb \ 301 N. Clippert opposite Sears conclusions. The series is still only half over." his squad — defenseman Asked by Soviet FRYE B llll II I II The Canadians dropped newsmen to give his Vitaly Davidov, who was two games to the Soviets in impressions of Vladislav "tired," and forward Anatoli Firsov, who was injured. N "Some of equal invited to said. younger players caliber have been join the team," he Many people have been led to believe that all banks are pretty much the same. They couldn't be more wrong. 3 Banks offer services and these services do differ. So you should compare first before putting your money in one place. You may find a better bank. For example, how many locations does your bank have in East Lansing? East Lansing State Bank has three, with drive-in windows, right next to campus. How late does your bank stay open? East Lansing State Bank is open Monday through Saturday from nine till five. How about checking and savings accounts? East Lansing State Bank has one just right for you. Does your bank care about students? We do. East Lansing State Bank offers Master Charge to any student, junior and above. And we initiated the Student Aid Bond Program to provide more money for education. Community involvement? East Lansing State Bank Sri. helps The Volunteer Bureau publicize its activities. 5-9 Take the time and compare. Where you bank is important to us. East Lansing State Bank, your hometown bank away from home. Member: F.D.I.C. 9 ESrJL Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Septem SPORTS New grid s kids ready to play varsity schedule, twice being By STEVE STEIN as many played on Sunday again State News Sports Writer football." games as the freshmen afternoon and the other two left h.i The i juad wi'1 consist of played last season and slated for Friday. Since freshmen are now junior freshmen „.,ng with the definately a better R u therford singled out Ander eligible to play varsity sophomores and juniors opportunity for the younger three players key from his fullba< football in the Big Ten and who do not dress for the players to gain valuable squad — Greg Schaum, a 6 "go at every other NCAA school varsity game that weekend. game experience. foot 4 inch, 235-pound this season, MSU will no During the week, the Three games are defensive tackle from longer be sporting a team also helps out the scheduled at home, Oct. 13 freshman football team Baltimore; offensive center Sop varsity by acting out the against Ohio State, Oct. 20 Tom Cole, a 6 foot 3 inch, Burton separate from the varsity offensive and defensive against Notre Dame, and the squad. 223-pounder from Howell, and formations and plays that season finale, Nov. 12, and offensive halfback Jack Willing Coach Ed Rutherford, the week's opposition will against the same U-M squad. Wallisch, a 6 foot 2 inch, the qu along with defensive employ and scrimmaging The Spartans will visit coaches Herb Pattera and 210-pound Port Spart; against the Northwestern Sept. 30 and Cal Fox and offensive coach Washington, Wis. native. Ru: varsity. "There's no Notre Dame Nov. 3. "The offensive linemen Mike Rasmussen, will thus way morn i we All three games lead the new JV football can adequately prepare at were also impressive in appro for the game but Michigan Spartan Stadium begin at 1 practice," Rutherford squad team in its six-game has the same problems," p.m., with the return added. perfon schedule, which begins at 1 Rutherford said. "However, engagement with Michigan MSU's p.m. today against Michigan starting backfield Sparta i I think that we'll make a in Ann Arbor pretty good showing." Rutherford will not be The Wolverine clash kicks From Richmond Virginia MSU's JV footballI ,quad goes through final sure of who will play each Michigan in Ann Arbor today, the first for this new preparations for its game Spartan squad. against game until late in the week off a half-dozen game m BATTLE MIAMI because of the shifting between the varsity and JV throughout the season. Tennis MSU tennis coach Stan BUD'S 'M, "The whole football Drobac announced that any Harriers on the road program is now one unit," Rutherford commented. ''But, it will be eligible student interested in trying out for the varsity tennis team, should attend CLAN a By PAT FARNAN ■ lected team captain, Rich interchangeable. The JV meeting at 3 p.m. today in 9-2 AAA promise in the latter part of team's purpose is to get the 208 Men's IM Bids?. State News Sports Writer Farmington, all bested tenth the season. Teddy, a The MSU cross country will hit the road this position for Miami. The Spartans have an product of the Upper Wednesday team Peninsula, has been credited impressive returning list weekend for a Saturday also, in addition to a young with a 9:22 clocking in the thru encounter with outstate two mile and in the words crop of potentially rival Miami University, in of Gibbard, "he's one of the Oxford, Ohio. formidable runners. With five returning lettermen, finest long distance Saturday It will be the opening prospects in the state of Rob and Ron Cool, Steve meet of the season for both Michigan." Rockey, Randy Kilpatrick, squads. Ken Popejoy, from a "Teddy's times were The Spartans have had almost productive 1971 squad, as good as any in the some bad luck with the entire Gibbard's forces aren't state," Gibbard Mid American conference commented. representative in recent going to be a pushover. The Spartan harriers will years. Last fall MSU also have youth on their dropped a 24-32 decision to side in the form of Ed ^EAtau/iCvrv the Chuck Zody-coached Griffis and Fred Teddy. squad, one of only two Griffis was on the injured setbacks the Spartans list for much of the season suffered last year in dual last year — but showed competition. ADDS GOOD MUSIC TO FINE FO We're definitely the I underdog," Spartan coach Jim Gibbard said. "They got Corner of W. Mt. Hope their momentum going by beating Ball State, so and Washington Ave. already they're one up on us. In addition to that, they 8 minutes from campus I have the home course I advantage - a difference of I about five points." a\so Miami sports some pretty [ impressive credentials I defending champion of the as PIZZA TO GO! I Mid American conference, I winner of the district five I regional and an 11th place r in the NCAA meet | lastSixyear (MSU was 13th). returning lettermen SUNDAY SEPT. | and 9-3 seasonal mark set stage for Miami's I defense of the league title. Four of the six letter winners which Zody has I back finished in the top ten | of the MAC meet. Bob Reef, Dawn Adams, I Allan Porter, and newly at 2843 E. Gd. River 351-1200 20 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 22, 1972 Student By KAREN ZURAWSKI Howard said Thursday his housing plans eyed westerly 90 feet of the alley streets. construction could begin Commissioners were for the State News Staff Writer firm is waiting for an answer between 214 Charles St. and motel ro next spring and be finished Plans for relatively from the planning 403 Albert Ave. for interested in obtaining in about a year. geared to f ° construction of a seven - drawings of the proposed orientation, would inexpensive student housing commission in the between $10 and fio"" feasibility of story motel - apartment structure, including site, and motel accommodations hearing to could be before the East one consider several building complex, requesting more details. landscape and floor plans for the project before The apartments, which would house a maximum of added. He noted cost ranges were thfti based J Lansing Planning questions instead of three two people, would range projections if Commission within 30 days, separate hearings, About five houses, some granting approval of the between $80 - $100, Howard began in about constructj" according to developer Ross The commission rejected housing students, would be proposal to vacate the alley. said, including all utilities. i a year'l time. affected by the building on C. Howard, president of Sept. 13 the company's The property at 214 B.I.D. Associates. proposal to vacate the the northeast corner of the Charles St. complicates the picture because it have to be rezoned from would a Homes Ford recoils residential to a housing day zone. The height of the building also requires special permission from the for core For the child in for steering commission before can be begin. building Parking would needs The East more Lansing area licensed homes DETROIT (UPI) Ford Motor Co. March 1 must be inspected in order to find provided on the first two Homes her- Flowers Thursday recalled - some 915,000 1972 them. or three stories of building, with a restaurant the to provide unrelated day care for children, a only for can be up to four license* child*! model vehicles to check them for possible The Ford spokesman said no accidents Persons planned through the middle representative of the interested Roses $3" doz. malfunctions that could result in loss of or injuries have been reported as a result of of this area. Ingham County Dept. of providing care for „ steering. It was the second largest recall in the defect. than four the company's history. He said the malfunction was discovered Social Services said can apply for 1 Carnations $2" Doz Ford said it also has instructed dealers to on two 1973 models in transit to dealers Remaining stories would Thursday. nursery school or day c center license. be divided between motel "We need more licensed ' ion inspect the power steering mechanisms of all early production 1973 intermediate, standard-size and luxury cars as well as and another still in the assembly plant. to Dealer technicians are now being trained perform the inspection on the recalled rooms each. and apartments • 100 homes, mainly Lansing, Spartan Village and in East 250 frosh Cherry Lane, Andi mil.!|pnv florist. light trucks and 1972 vehicles built after vehicles and replace the missing part. Within the next 10 days, Brendle March 1 and still in stock. of the join Nixonl Ford's previous record recall was Howard anticipates meeting , A company spokesman said only about conducted this past June and involved department's day care unit, with city traffic engineers to said. f09 E. Michigan, Lansing 485-7271 200 vehicles were suspected of having the some four million vehicles with work out details about She estimated only five committee! Free Parking Behind Store defective mechanism but that all the malfunctions of the attaching mechanisms traffice flow and access. If models involved which were built since licensed homes in Spartan of should safety belts. the building is approved, Village. Under Michigan law, an were Some 250 MSU freshmaiT recruited individual must have a welcome week by the MS® durinj licensed home before he or State sets auction she there may provide day care for one to four Committee to Re-Elect President, according to thl Raj Down Saltzman, coordinator fol Jog unrelated children for more the on than four hours per day, campus Nixo| for used vehicles four days per week for longer than a two - week campaign. The recruitment effort! period. marked the beginning ol More than 50 late model passenger automobiles, station The license is issued by intensive fall efforts for the campaigj ... And Save at the NEW LEONARDS wagons and pickups will be sold at a public auction by the Michigan Department of Administration Saturday. the study department after is done by a a Saltzman said. groupB ■ caseworker from the county Canvassers worked thj The sale of these state-owned motor vehicles will begin at unit. football line and 10 a.m. at the State Highway Dept. Garage at the junction Persons presently caring registration lines as wt Fisher orientatiol of 1-96 and M-43 west of Lansing. A number of other used the summef for one or more children in pieces of equipment, including tractors, chain locations. In addition to thl PANASONIC mobile crane, also will be on the auction block. The equipment may be saws and a their home without a license or those interested in efforts by the MSU group® state Sen. William S| inspected at the garage from 8 Providin8 day care should Ballenger, R-Ovid, appeareJ a.m. to 3 p.m. today and during the morning of the sale, contact the Ingham County William N. Hettiger, director of administration, said. on campus to push thl department by calling recruitment efforts. 373-6908 for a caseworker Prospective bidders must be prepared to pay for to begin a study, Primary goals of thl purchases at the time of sale either in cash or by check, The study consists of two campus organization! Hettiger said. Automotive equipment buyers also must be home interviews, contact according to Saltzman a prepared to prove insurability or to pay the $45 uninsured with five references and a Gary Smith, a 1: motorist fee when purchasing license plates. health statement from coordinator, will be j personal mailing to all MSB physician. freshmen and a complete There is no fee for the canvass of the license. Persons interested in community. licensing their home must The MSU committee il one of 23 Nixon campaigl groups on Michigan collegeB Panasonic QUADRASONIC TOKYO and universities. call Office space for thl FISHER XP 66 3 WAY SPEAKER 4 CHANNEL College Travel group, which was organize! 12-Jnch woofer, 5 V4" mid range. 3 inch 351-6010 1972 winter term is locate® cone tweeter List $129.95 SYSTEM 130 W. Grand River on the second floor of th| 120 watt stereo center, AM - FM Union. FISHER 3044 COMPONENT SYS¬ $399 stereo, Garrard changer. Pickering TEM 100 watt AM/FM Stereo Com¬ Mag. 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Washington Downtown, Lansing | YEAR OF VOLKSWAGEN Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 22, 1972 ^ utomotivp A utomotive "Frankly Speaking" by Phil Frank Service & Part* DATSUN 2402 1970. Ziebart MGA 1600 MK Employment Employment new II, 1962. Michelins, perfect Completely restored. BRG MASON BODY shop. 812 East MEN WITH vans for delivery of throughout. DRIVER FULL and part-time. Call $750. 355-9912. 5-9-27 Kalamazoo Street since 1940. 484-4798.3-9-25 appliances. Also part time Apply Varsity Cab, sidedoor Complete auto painting and moving helpers. Phone 122 Woodmere. 3-9-25 PHONE 355 8255 DODGE DART MGA 1960 - no rust? "wire collision service. C-7-9-29 332-5666. 4-9-26 G.T. 63 wflee's, new top, runs good BOOKKEEPER FULL time, 347 student Service* Bldg. 393-0768.1-9-22 FOREIGN CAR parts. PART TIME waitresses needed. Chequered Flag, 2605 East possibly part-time. Adults Apply in person. Walnut Hills only. Fund accounting. Must •automotive power-rsdio-buckets-new snow tiies MG-TD 1953, classic." good Kalamazoo West of Street. 1 mile Country Club. 2874 Lake have experience in trial Scooters & Cycles included condition. $1400 or best campus. 487-5055. Lansing Road, East Lansing. 337-0343. 2-9-22 offer. 311 Stoddard C-7-9-29 balance, journal entry and Street, 10-10-4 Parts & Service East Lansing. statements. Pleasant working DODGE DART 3-9-26 conditions. Phone 332-3667. Aviation 1966. 4 doors, KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. APPRENTICE POSITIONS excellent MG 1970 Midget. 2-9-22 •employment condition, $400 or best offer. Call no rust Michelin tires, Repair work on available. Computer Institute wire wheels, Volkswagen, bugs, • for rent 2952. 3-9-25 355- Ziebart, FM for Social Science Research. WANTED: BABYSITTER radial, $1,350 or best offer busses, Ghias. Grand Work-study trainees paid, Apartments 332-8054. 5-9-27 River Citgo. 1054 East Monday, Tuesday, others honory, some credit, Houses DODGE 1962 Grand River. 351-9274. Wednesday, Friday. 1 - 3 pm , Standard, 6 computer time supplied. minimum. Other times Rooms Good condition, new MUSTANG 1969 302, 3-speed, C-7-9-29 as tires. Application forms in 515 available. $90. 355-0995. 2-9-22 One school age •for SALE $1,195. Phone 484-9539 Computer Center. 2-9-22 after 6 pm. 3-9-25 VW child, one infant. Phone GUARANTEED repair. Animals DODGE 351-2198. 3-9-25 VAN 1964. $400 or Randy's Mobil, 1-96 at WANTED-SUNDAY school Mobile Homes best offer. Call after MUSTANG BEAUTIFUL 1968 Okemos Road. 349-9620. 5pm teacher for elementary ROOM AND BOARD in •Lost & Found 337-2041.3-9-25 hardtop. Low mileage. 'OTHER TVIAM THE OB/lOUS C-7-9-29 grades. Knowledge of Hebrew exchange •PERSONAL Automatic transmission. ONE, preferred. Teaching or camp for babysitting. •PEANUTS PERSONAL DODGE 1967 station wagon! $1050. 482-1491, extension WHAT KEASOMS DO l OHIC* Bo< 1553 Enl Hnnnj M,chiSin 4M23 school chemistry student. Instruction or 373-3265 your child in my home. Close 5-9-27 Call 349-4715 after 7pm. Typing Service Michigan, Lansing, Charles Baryames. Phone 372-4630 Employment 5-9-27 to M.S.U., 337-1483. 3-9-25 Okemos. •TRANSPORTATION 5-9-27 NOVA-1971, 350 V-8. standard Automotive Automotive HISTOLOGY TECHNICIAN •WANTED transmission vinyl top, PART TIME work for college EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS RAMBLER 1969 4 VW immediate opening in active DODGE VAN '65, carpeted, exceptionally clean. Perry door, SQUAREBACK 1971. students with cars. Wages to sew for us occasionally, •• excellent condition, snow tissue laboratory with 4 RATES" bed, snow tires, insulated 625-3831. 5-9-28 Radio, radials, excellent size 9, Pathologists. open. Call 489-3494, and sportsclothes, dresses. 10 word minimum $100. 882-8965. 4-9-26 tires. $950 or best offer. shape. $2,150. 1317 East Competitive leave message. C-7-9-29 Linda or Barb. 355-0258 or OLDSMOBILE 1963 98 339-2609. 1-9-22 Kalamazoo, Apartment 16, salary, 40 hours work week. Generous fringe benefits. 485-8668. 3-9-25 convertible. Deluxe radio, or 372-8640. 4-9-27 DUNEBUGGY - CORVAIR deti call BABYSITTER, MONDAY power antenna, brakes, RENAULT 1968 R - 10, Bucket power, plastic body, -Friday, 2:30-4:30, Campus delivery agent for N.Y. steering, windows. seats, new tires, economical. VW CAMPER Van mj iggi yyg ssq convertible top, side curtains, Positraction. Loaded with Good condition. Call owner 1966. Fully sometimes later. In faculty TIMES, Jack Degnan, College licensed for the road. equipped. Tape deck. $550. home near Hagadorn and Service Division, NEW YORK Q2Q2Q29 EEEB 393-0514. 3-9-25 many other extras. In fair 339-9 349. 2-9-22 337-9164. 3-9-25 Grand River. Call 332-4422 TIMES. 229 West 43rd running condition. $495. 0321223 29 EEEE 482-0631. 5-9-28 SHARP 1970 Fiat Convertible. VW 1966. SKI INSTRUCTOR after 5 p.m. 2-9-22 Street, N.Y., N.Y. 10036. FALCON 1964. Racing car. 289 Engine under 10,000 5-9-27 0 33 QBJ 2H3 SEE with 360 stroker kit. Two Low mileage. Must sell. miles. $450. Call 482-3585 STUDENT FOR part-time work OLDSMOBILE 1972 Cutlass S Owner moving. Phone St. weekdays after 5:30 p.m. BOB SILVERMAN EJ2EICE1 SEED 22Z3 4's. New tunnel ram intake. New sticks. $1000. Phone coupe, air. Power steering, Johns, 1-224-3722 after 5pm. 5-9-27 Full time. Must have 3 as simulated woman patient for medical course, 3-6 hours Botany office come or to call full years teaching ggffgflBEE 31^ SBEB 663-5521. 2-9-22 brakes. Many 626-6880. 2-9-22 extras. $3200. 2-9-25 experience and be fully per week, Monday, Tuesday, 355-4578. 2-9-25 VW BEETLE 1970. AM/FM. Wednesday, Thursday or DEADLINE SPRITE 1960, Bug Mounted snow tires. 27,000 certified by any division STUDENT TO do FIAT 124 sport coupe, - eye, Friday afternoons. Applicant light 1969, 1 OLDSMOBILE 1967 Delmont excellent condition. $800. miles. $1,375. 626-6880. of the USSA. Call housecleaning two afternoons 1 P.M. one class day owner. 29,000 miles, 5 speed, must be 18 years of age or 88. Automatic transmission, Call 655-3291 after 6 pm. 2-9-22 332-0600. I d e r a week. Must provide own before publication. Michelins, clean. $1500. power 2-9-22 transportation. steering and brakes, information or apply. 351-5701 332-8563. 1-9-22 after 4pm. 3-9-26 radial, 4 door hardtop, new VW BUG 1970. Good condition. Cancellations/Cor¬ tires, 663-4354 or can be TORONADO 1968-AM/FM Must sell by October 1. Call RN OR LP with medication 353-6380. 2-9-22 rections - 12 noon one seen at 1 0400 Plains St. Johns 224-2245, evenings. course. Opening for part-time (More ads on next page) class day before Highway, Eaton Rapids. control, all power, air 3-9-25 afternoons. Leadership publications. 3-9-25 conditioning. 332-5807. opportunity. Excellent FORD, 1970 - LTD, Brougham 1-9-22 VOLVO PI800 1963. Excellent personnel policy. Martin air, AM/FM, power steering BICYCLE The State News will be OLDSMOBILE 1969, W31 mechanical condition. Fair Luther Holt Home, 5091 and brakes, vinyl roof. responsible only for the Cutlass, power steering, 4 TORINO COBRA, 1970, body, some rust. $650 or Willoughby Road. Phone Excellent condition, 1 owner. first day's incorrect barrel, floor shift, 29,000 automatic, excellent make offer. Call 655-2524. Director of Nursing, $2,095. 669-9389. 2-9-25 694-2144 miles. 669-9926. 2-9-22 mechanical condition. Ask for Jack. 3-9-25 for appointment. insertion. Excellent body. 393-8741. 5-9-27 FORD 1971 Custom 500 V-8, All students ads must be OLDSMOBILE JET Star 1964. 3-9-25 1964 AUSTIN - Healey 3000; brakes, steering, automatic, AUCTION Good condition. All power. 1969 Renault 16; Honda 50. COCKTAIL AND dinner 4-door. $1495. 372-2301. / 3-9-25 $300. 332-6776. 3-9-25 489-5828.3-9-26 waitresses. Busboys and dishwashers. Experienced. OLDS 1966. F 85 deluxe. 4 Apply in person. Coventry Inn. Scooters & - Automotive FORD 1964 2-door, power steering, runs well. Looks door sedan, power steering, Cycles Harper Road and South Cedar. power brakes, automatic, 3-9-25 good. $195 or best offer. SALE AUSTIN HEALY Sprite 1969. very little rust. $475. Close 1971 TRIUMPH 650. 2,900 Must sell. Call 332-0272 after miles. Excellent shape. Must White. Good condition. to campus. Phone 489-7753. TRADE MERCURY SITTER NEEDED, my campus 5:30pm. 3-9-25 Monterey $750. 485-2472. 5-9-27 5-9-27 1966 V - 8, power steering sell. 355-2788.1-9-22 home. Single student convertible some work preferred. Monday through FORD ECONOLINE van. 1962. OPEL GT 1969. Excellent needed for late model 100cc, Friday. 11:15-5:15. Phone BEATLE, 1963, and Renault Good shape. Best offer. condition , only 18,000 125cc cycle. 487-5786. 355-9827 after 6pm. 2-9-22 R-10, 1970. 676-5800 or Phone 332-3926. 5-9-27 miles. "Make me an offer I 3-9-25 $900. 651-5876.1-9-22 677-7783. 2-9-22 can't refuse." Phone FORD NEEDED, VOLUNTEER '68, ranch wagon. 8 371-1620, 882-9022. 2-9-22 TRIUMPH TR - 4 1965. Runs. HONDA 70. 1971. Mint certified Senior Life Savers BUICK 1966. Good shape. Uses or oil. Phone passenger, power steering. Good tires and top. $350 or condition. Electric start. Less W.S.I.'s to guard pool during no 337-7921. OPEL KADETT wagon. Good New tires and brakes. $275. 7-9-29 best offer. 482-9324.2-9-25 than 500 miles. Call recreation at Michigan School 663-6163. 2-9-22 condition, great mileage. 482-2794 after 5pm.5-9-28 for the Blind. Call 373-3730, $100, 1-224-4537.3-9-26 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE MK3 i 63. 2-9-22 BUICK, 1970 skylark, 2 door, FORD - 1968, XL 390, Brittany PEUGEOT 1969. British racing green. TRIUMPH 1970. Trophy 250. air, power steering, AM radio. 404 station wagon blue, power steering, Excellent mechanical $400 or best offer. 482-9324. PHOTOGRAPHIC ASSISTANT. New tires. Only 25,000 miles. 1968, automatic tic. 482-0566. 5-9-27 2-9-25 Excellent condition. $1995. transmission, air conditioned, condition. Michelin tires. Part-time days and evenings. Phone 351-0646. 3-9-26 Michelin tires, $875. 2310 484-9677 or 372-1841. Phone 394-0114 or FORD '65 custom, 6 - cylinder, 5-9-27 1972 650 Triumph. 2,800 Tulane, 489-7753. 5-9-27 482-5712. 3-9-25 automatic, good running miles. $1,000. 334 Evergreen. CADILLAC 1956. Good condition. 355-7844. 2-9-22 PINTO 1971. 2000 cc. Best VEGA 1971, GT package, many 332-1435. Rusty. 3-9-26 condition, $100. Old Classic. SINGER, PREFERABLY horn offer. Ask for Ed. 353-7868, extras. Phone 351-1472. player, desired for established 351-8932 or 351-8420. FORD GALAXIE 500 1966. HONDA 1972. 750 chopper. 351-0258. 3-9-25 2-9-22 rock group. 349-1740. 5-9-27 3-9-26 Two door hardtop. In good Going in service, must sell. condition, plus one set snow PONTIAC CATALINA 1969, V $2000 including all stock CADILLAC VOLKSWAGEN 1969, 2 door GO-GO DANCERS immediate 1968 - Sedan parts. Phone 663-5521. tires, $700. 353-6850 after 5 - 8 power, new tires, shocks, sedan. Radio, heater, stick openings, 523 East Michigan deVille. Nice. Will sacrifice. 2-9-22 Phone 351-8855. 5-9-27 p.m. or 353-9427, office. 42,000 miles. 699-2358. shift. Top condition, Avenue, Lansing. 5-9-27 3-9-25 $1095. 3-9-26 appearance and mechanically. TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE CAPRI 1971 4 cylinder 4 spped, $1295. 332-4908. 5-9-27 DRUG CLERK, full-time. Must FORD 1967 - 4 door hardtop, PONTI AC LE MANS '65. 6 1967. Excellent condition. be experienced and have own radio, must sell. 355-6031. 390, V 8, automatic, power Helmet, tools, $750. - cylinder, 2 door, very good VOLKSWAGEN '67 BUG. One cover, transportation. References. BICYCLE AUCTION SALE: THURSDAY AND 3-9-25 condition. Phone 641-6050. 5-9-27 steering, power brakes, radio, 337-2095 owner, clean, completely Call 349-1702 after 6 pm. factory air conditioning, after 3:30. 5-9-28 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 22, 1972, 1:30 p.m. at CHEVELLE, DELUXE 1965, overhauled, book 2-9-22 tinted glass, 1 owner, no rust. 1967 BSA 650 cc and 1971 SALVAGE YARD, 1330 South Harrison Engine excellent condition, PONTI AC maintenance. Moving, must Road, - 1962 convertible. Honda 450cc. Best offers. 663-6651. 3-9-25 sell. $750. 1030 Linden, East PART TIME reliable transportation. Good transportation. Must employment; Michigan State University Campus. Various makes 351-6706. 3-9-25 Dennis 351-1209. 3-9-26 sell. 482-9557 after Lansing. 2-9-22 evenings and weekends. FORD '65, 4 door, power and conditions. All items may be seen at SALVAGE Excellent compensation 5pm. 1-9-22 1953 TRIUMPH 650, rebuilt, steering, needs muffler, $185. VOLKSWAGON Automobile YARD, SEPTEMBER 21, 22 from 8:30 CHEVELLE MALIBU 353-7038. 2-9-25 KARMAN spares, helmets. Bruce, program. a.m. to 1 convertible, 1966, V PONTI AC 1970 Le Mans. Low Ghia, 1969, AM/FM, 355-4720 extention 56 for required. 351-5800. C-7-9-29 - 8 mileage, four speed Hurst. Excellent shape throughout. automatic, extra tires, solid weekdays, 337-0792 evenings Good condition. Best offer. $1295, or best offer. SECRETARY, Hillel transportation. $395. 1 and weekends. 1-9-22 Foundation. Good typist. 332-8563. 1-9-22 351-5705. 2-9-22 339-2826. 5-9-27 1971 HONDA. 350 CB, 1,700 Monday through Friday, 9 - accessories. 351-7237. 1-9-22 5. Call the Rabbi. 332-1916. CHEVELLE 1969 SS-396. PONTIAC BONNEVILLE. VOLKSWAGEN, 1 968. miles. Perfect condition, White 1 964. 4-door. Good Fastback, beautiful accessories available. Call 2-9-22 interior, excellent F-85, 1969-new brakes, shocks. condition, $1,500 or best condition, must sell. Best condition, must sell, best _jjfter6^ pm,_372-700415-9-27 offer. 351-1758. 3-9-25 offer. 482-6552. 2-9-22 PART TIME, sharp, salesmen Jrffer. 372-4458. 5-9-27 TRIUMPH EXCELLENT 1967. with Phone 500 Custom car. 332-5666. CHEVELLE PONTIAC CATALINA 1967 4- cc. seat, 4-9-26 1966. Good VW CAMPER 1969. Excellent condition. GALAXY 1964. Good running door good condition. Must handlebars, tools. 511 North Best offer. Call condition, pop - up top, shag condition. Beautiful interior. Logan. Nights. SERIOUS ^89-6131. 3-9-25 sell. Call 337-2539. 4-9-26 carpet, runs great. Call after ONLY NURSES $165. 355-6029. 2-9-22 5pm. 332-4132.6-9-29 IJ5600. J3-9^25_ ROSE LAWN Chevrolet MANOR, 707 Bel Air PORSCHE SPEEDSTER 1955. HONDA 1970 350 cc. 2500 station GALAXIE 1968 XL 500 Armstrong Road, Lansing has V - Rare Michelins. 1963 engine, VW 1968. Red. Very good miles. Like new, excellent positions available full or part automatic, power steering convertible, 39,000 miles, transmission. Call condition. 50,000 miles. condition. 351-6510. 5-9-27 time all shifts, excellent ^kes, good condition, new tires, $1200. 351 =5495. 484-4798.3-9-25 339-2534, evenings. 5-9-27 salary and benefits. Apply in ?«25. Mason. 676-2766 or 5-9-28 person or call, 393-5680. Unondaga 628-2790. 3-9-25 Aviation Mrs. Swan, personnel. 5-8-27 GTX 1969 gold 440. dual CHb«Y' 1961, beautiful n0 rust' air' condition. $425. or exhaust, stock engine and body. Excellent condition. LEARN TO FLY! flight training. All Complete courses are HOSTESS. FULL time days. Grande Gourmet Restaurant, Best offer. 351-1318. 5-9-27 government and VA certified. ^9-27°,fef" Ca" 355"6726- Francis Aviation. Airport Frandor Shopping Center, IMPALA 1968, 327, power Road. Call 484-1324. Lansing. Apply in person. CORVair steering, automatic, factory C-7-9-29 3-9-25 good air, vinyl top, good tires. ^290.351-6636. 5-9-27 ~ $1000. 355-0871. 1-9-22 CORVair MONZA 1967, 4 - KARMANN GHIA 1971. sport HELP WANTED door s,andard shift, good coupe, by owner. 351-0899. conditio,,. 487-6222 or <85-8896.2-9-22 2-9-25 MALIBU 1966. Power steering. We need 5 honest aggressive men to work jjp^ ■ "LARGEST DISCOUNTS IN TOWN" jtt C°b£AR, 1969 351 3-speed. * Low Price. In good at 2 Williamston Stations. Hourly Rate j ^ of care. First offer over condition. Phone 1-723-4888 plus Commission. Set your own earnings ■jW9.!£25 ,8kes • Owosso.5-9-27 MAVERICK 1970 - 2 door, from SI.60 to $6.00 / hour. KRAMER ^JLASS 1969 - 442. W -30 standard. Excellent AUTO PARTS condition. Must sell. APPLY TO: <84-6262.2.i m«gs. 3 7 3-1648, 372-7798. 5-9-27 Lee Cochrane at f 800 E. Kalamazoo ' Phone 484-1303/ l)ik Standard Service MAVERICK, 1970- 6 cylinder, 43. Build hon? UR "festyle with a standard 28,000 transmission, miles. $1,095. Center in Williamston Ji 45. Yellow ocher 48 Sun god Art,,e_VOu Turn find in the Want there now. 641-4584. 3-9-25 2 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 22, 1972 Employment Employment AMPEX AX 50 reel GARAGE SALE, Friday 6-8pm, DELIVERY HELP wanted. BABYSITTER COOK. 30 PARKING: 24 hour. 300 block Apartments Rooms - tape Animals of Charles. 332 8835 or recorder: Dual 1209 Saturday 9-4pm. Furniture, Must have car. Phone hours per week. Near 337-9706. 3-9-25 turntable. Reasonable. 353 • household goods, typewriter, 337-1633. 5-9-27 campus. Room, board, salary. SORORITY HOUSE, FISH 200% East Miller Road. 0411.3-9 25 other items. 2321 Shawnee FREAKS - the 351-3364. 3-9-26 Room/Board. Private floor REFRIGERATORS AND Furnished one bedroom, and bath. Call 332-0851. Trail, Okemos. 1 block south made it and is through his fi°£ Stereos. Rent them at AC & bath, living room, kitchen BIKES. 10 speeds. Top quality. of Mt. Hope and Okemos celebrating withto BOOKKEEPERS, 2-9-22 DEMONSTRATORS, key E Rentals, 1790 Grand River, and family room. 15 minutes from MSU. $175. per month. 1 nexpensive. Several styles. Bill, 332 - 4081. 0-3-9-25 Roeds. 1-9-22 gallon all glass tanks •nd 50 gallon ('/.», for $2?? BABYSITTER WANTED three Okemos. V* mile east of punch operators, typists with TEAC DISCRETE days per week. 9:30 - 5:00. shorthand and dictaphone Meridian Mall. 349-2220. 882-3790. 5-9-27 For Sale 4 channel 9?". U* at ^85-6036 for 5-9-27 tape deck, TCA-42, one year our fish specials. Own transportation. experience. Needed for STEREO, FANCY walnut oMn 351-1069. 2-9-22 ROOMMATE WANTED. Girl to BOLEX 16mm REX-5 camera, cabinet with bar, $400 new, old, $700 new, now $485. Monday-Friday, temporary day and night share 2 Empire manual turntable Saturday. Sunday, man, quiet, three lenses, filters, leather will sell for $200. 485 - 8276. SECRETARY, IMMEDIATE, assignment. Call Kelly services. 482-1277.2-9-25 Apartments personable. $75 including utilities. 337-0641. 3-9-25 case. Excellent condition. 3-9-2 5 with elliptical grado Prlcw good September 24 through Suniy' full time. Accurate, $275. 351-5495. 5-9-28 cartridge, $185 new, now at THE FISH NEAR SPARROW Hospital, 5 $95. Call Steve, 372-8876 or MONGER, 1 522 Eilt personable, and neat. Some APPRENTICE POSITIONS APPLES. CIDER. Pears. Plums. Michigan. 2-9-22 minutes to campus. Large 2 - NEEDED: ONE girl for 4 - man HAMMOND ORGAN Model 332-0897. B-4-9-26 bookkeeping preferred. 1101 available. Computer Institute Pick your own apples, bedroom, furnished, air apartment, 9 month lease. C. Full pedals. Suitable rock East Grand River, East Friday, Saturday, Sunday 10 Lansing, 332-0897. 2-9-22 for Social Science Research. Work-study trainees paid, conditioned, utilities except Fall to June. 332-1156. 2-9-22 group. 332-0025. 5-9-28 - 5. BLOSSOM ORCHARDS. RALEIGH 1971 10 speed. chain and lock. Good shape 6' YORKSHIRE puppies, great TERSER electricity, lease and deposit. Alfred Wardowski and Sons. selection ,0 others honorary, some credit, for $65. 882-7960. 2-9-22 choose from, AKC WAITRESS. EXPERIENCED $185. Phone 332-5144 or ZENITH 19" television. Seldom 2 miles North of Leslie at registered computer time supplied. ONE GIRL needed for 4 - man Phone 669-3630. 5 9 27 person to work lunch hour 482-3859. 3-9-25 used. 35mm Argus camera. Application forms in 515 3589 Hull Road, (old U.S. furnished apartment. Both excellent condition. NEW ITALIAN 10 speed bike, shift, 5 day work week. 15 127) Phone 1 - 589 - 8251. minutes from campus. Must Computer Center. 2-9-22 WANTED 1 male for Twyckingham. 332-6648. 3-9-25 Phone 351-5701. 1-9-22 Closed Mondays. Open 9 - 6 $95. Must sell, going to ENGLISH SPRINGER^ AKC. 5 pups. Fine be neat and dependable. Europe. 337-0187.5-9-27 pets Call REGISTERED NURSE. Collingwood apartment p.m. 0-7-9-29 655-2739. 5-9-27 References required. Call number 27. $60/month. GIBSON BASS guitar, two Full time position within 5 miles ONE POUR HOUSE GIRL. Own room. Near pick-ups. Also, Ampeg QUEEN SIZE bed. Sears, of campus. Reasonable choice of 1-9-22 BIKES. 13 quality 10 speed firm; OLD ENGLISH RESTAURANT AND Sparrow. $50 plus utilities. amplifier, 300 watts. Two mattress and box springs, one Sheepdog shifts, excellent fringes and models from Italy, France, puppies, 10 weeks, AKC 482-8413. 3-9-25 15" speakers. $500. $75. LOUNGE, 646-6261. 2-9-22 differentials. Contact director of SHARE APARTMENT. Belgium, Holland, Germany, year old. Phone 353-3026. 5-9-28 gentle and loveable Caii $64/month. 351-3043. Box Britain. Low prices. Excellent 482-5008 after 5. 2-9-22 nursing, Ingham County ONE MAN for furnished luxury 393-4454. 5-9-27 DEMONSTRATION GIRL: Can 1531, 48823. No smoking or service. 332 4081. 0-3-9-25 Extended Care Facility. 3882 - you use $20 - 30 a day apartment. $85 per month. PAIR OF modern turquoise HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Dobie Road, Okemos. Phone drinking.1-9-22 ,BASSETS working part time? Needed 349-1050. 5-9-27 351-3068. 5-9-27 chairs, $35. 2 modern STOVE, ELECTRIC, white, GE, clothing, snack bar. Save. BEAUTIFUL puppies. AKC registered. Call 12 girls to demonstrate a new OLDER FEMALE student end-tables, $20. 625 Cowley, 27" drop - in. Excellent September 23, Unitarian j now. Good buy. frozen pizza in Lansing area. STUDENTS PART TIME wants to share with same. FRANDOR NEAR, clean, neat, 337-0129. 1-9-22 condition. $125. 372 2676. Church 855 Grove Street. | 484-5589 • 5-9-27 Write or call Russ Patton, One bedroom 1 bedroom, new shag carpet, 10am-5pm, 2-9-22 luxury 5-9-27 817 North Spring Street, $2.00 furnished, laundry facilities. STEREO-RECORD player, $55. per hour plus bonus. apartment. Contact Denise, Saint Johns' 1-224-6385. Hours 5 p.m. - 10 p.m. 1300 East Grand River, $160. No pets. Phone 8 track tape player, $40. AQUARIUMS - ALL glass 10 STUDENTS. USED furniture at BASSET PUPPIES. AKC 2-9-22 Monday through Thursday Apartment 2. 2-9-25 489-1323 or 1 587 6680. Record player stand $10. gallon set - ups for $13.50; prices you can afford. 7 we«ks old. 5-9-27 484-3160. 5-9-28 20 gallon set - ups for $21; Miscellaneous glassware of all 5-9-27 kinds. Pictures, lamps and WANTED: REVIEWERS. Call Mr. Aspatore, 351-3330 MSU AREA. Okemos. 1 and 2 29 gallon tanks for $20, 50 p_ Ca7c~^ Interested in covering Equal opportunity employer (201) bedrooms, furnished and ONE GIRL to share Flat, own GARAGE SALE - Antiques, gallon tanks (%") for $40 at dishes, plus miscellaneous OR ,SALE ,German Short hair classical music, dance, art, 2-9-22 unfurnished. Carpeted, air room, ask for Jan. 351-4858. furniture, clothing, THE FISH MONGER, 1522 items. Call 332-1367 2 VBar ,Tlale- movies, and theatre. Contact conditioned, heat included. 2-9-22 housewares . Saturday and East Michigan. Call 485 - Monday-Friday, 1-9pm. 4pm" Eaton Rapids. 2-9-22 Steve Allen at The State BABYSITTER WANTED. Call 349-1607. 5-9-28 Sunday. 11am-5pm. 1136 6036 for our fish specials. Saturday 10-6pm. 5-9-27 1 News, 355-8252. S-4-9-27 I BEDROOM furnished. Heat Burcham Drive. 1-9-22 Prices good through Sunday, Woman with or without child to work in my home, 8 to 3 WOODSIDE NORTH and hot water supplied. ANTIQUES 25 September 24. 2-9-22 MANUAL STANDARD Mobile Homes TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS, Monday Friday. APARTMENTS, 2 man, Parking and laundry facilities. - trunks, typewriter, school trade-ins. - Light general labor, hours furnished, $170 per month. $160 month, one year lease. chopping block, dressers, TYPEWRITER, $35 each as is. Lansing Office housework, care of 1 small ELECTRIC, 1967 MARLETTE, 12x50' compatible with class child in morning, 2 others Quiet. Prefer married or grad 6 06 R i ver, Lansing. commodes, tables, primitive. almost new. $200 or best Equipment Company, 1615 located on excellent lot in schedule. Apply students. Call 332-4987. 485-3140. 10-10-4 655-1109. 3-9-26 offer. Call 371 3761. 2-9-22 E. Michigan Avenue. 3-9-25 upon re*'irn from school. - King Arthur's Court comes MANPOWER, 105 East Within walking distance of 0-6-9-29 partly furnished. Four miles Washtenaw or call 372-0880. 1 OR 2 bedroom furnished SAVE MONEY. Our unique FURNITURE USED. 10-SPEED Gitane 21% inch University. $200 per month. - north of campus. $4200. Call 0-2-9-25 Call 332-1 105, 513 HILLCREST, mobile homes. $25 - $30 per resale shop specializes in frame. 2 Gerry saddle bags 5 to large 3 - 4 Complete selection. John and Dennis Lochwood, OPPER - 8pm.3-9-26 man apartment, nicely week. Quiet and peaceful on family clothing and Don's Used Furniture, and other accessories. McCARDEL REAL WAITRESSES, MUST be furnished, dishwasher, extra lake. 10 minutes to campus. housewares. The Junior Saginaw at M - 100, Grand Everything like newt Call ESTATE. 372-7550 or experienced, neat appearing. storage, laundry. 332-5751. 641-6601. 0-7-9-29 League Cedar Chest. 501 East Ledge. 627 - 2384. 0-7 9-29 393-5363. 4-9-26 676-1366. 3-9-25 Hours 10:45 a.m. - 2:15 p.m. For Rent 1-9-22 Michigan, Lansing. 485-0865. NO Sundays or holdiays. GIRL LOOKING for female 2-9-22 FENDER TWIN Reverb GIRLS 10-SPEED bike. Like AMERICAN 12'x50' Must phone for appointment. COMPACT REFRIGERATOR NEED ONE for 4 roommate(s) find new, German made. $65. furnished, man man to room amplifier. Brand new. Must 372-4300. JIM'S TIFFANY SELLING OUT 5 fine 627-7931 after 5. 5-9-27 great for students. Call after I rentals going fast. UNITED duplex, $65 per month, with preferably apartment. - rooms sell. 489- 1718. 3-9-25 6 pm. 625-7703. 5-9-27 PLACE, downtown RENTAL. 2790 East Grand 332-1619. 1-9-22 337-1130. 3-9-25 line new furniture, Lansing.3-9-26 River. 351-5652. 7-9-29. appliances, including MARANTZ MODEL No. 22 FLOOR SCRUBBER Shetland, 1969 CHAMPION mobile home ONE GIRL for apartment. 2 NEED ONE dishwasher, etc. Call receiver, 10 months old. $25, excellent condition, 1 2' X60' with 10 X28' H I STO LOG I ST girl for 2 man - REFRIGERATORS blocks from Berkey. $70. Cedar Greens. Call 627-7772. 4-9-26 $325. 351 - 2697. 3-9-25 practically new, 882-4518, awning, and 7' x 10' shed. , Dianne TECHNOLOGIST, ASCP FREEZERS, Call 332-3435. 3-9-26 485-7694. 5-9-27 Located at King Arthur's 332-1758. 3-9-25 registered, or eligible. Part DISHWASHERS. COLOR TV -Admiral 25" DUNCAN PHYFE coffee table, Court, adult section. time technologist needed to ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES. WOMEN ONLY, to share three console, good condition. MOTEL SURPLUS clearance. SHARE ROOMY house with 4 step table, end table, lamps. 482-4182 or 651-5972 work weekends. Call or apply 315 S. Bridge, Grand Ledge. $250. Private owner. Call TVs, sinks, tubs and toilets girl apartment. Completely grad men. Private room. A - 1 condition. Priced to 3-9-25 SPARROW HOSPITAL, 627-2191. 10-10-4 furnished. East Lansing. Call after 6pm. 489-7192. 3-9-26 sell. 4246 Van Atta Road. for quick sale at University Parking $55. 489-3174. Personnel .6-9-29 Inn. 5-9-72 351-6590. 3-0-26 1-9-22 East of Crest Drive - In. Vi AMERICAN 1970. 12X60'. PARKING SPACES 1 block ELECTRIC GUITAR with 3 mile south on Van Atta 3-bedroom, 1V4 bath. Skirted EXPERIENCED handy man for from campus. Private, paved, ONE MALE. Haslett Arms. Heat pick-ups for $20. Phone Road. 3-9-25 USED FURNITURE. Stratford with a shed. Corner lot in repairing house needed. Houses 882-6187. 1-9-22 sectional with end table and $2.00 per hour. Phone lighted lot. $10 349-9609. 4-9-26 per month. paid. Smoker welcome. 337-0534. 1-9-22 TEAC A 401OSL stereo tape matching chairs, dark green. Windmill Park. 30 minutes from East Lansing. $6,000. j 353-0769 after 5:30. THREE REFRIGERATOR, $12. deck. Kenwood KR6160 Small arm chair. 339-9349. Phone 694-8821. 10-10-4 BEDROOM house, 332-5622.1-9-22 STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per Portable dishwasher (almost 2-9-22 TWO MEN for 4 man. Fee unfurnished. 724 Johnson AM/FM stereo receiver. month. $23 per term. Free new), $100. Office desk, $20. Apartment. $209/term. Avenue, Lansing. Call Sansui QS500 4 - channel 4-BEDROOM MOBILE home I delivery service and pick - up. Dresser, $15. 1049 No deposit. TV's available at 353-1860. 3-9-26 641 - 4391 or 332 - 2419 CresenwQOd, rear amplifier. Leica Animals 10' X 60'. Fully furnished / weekends. ancf fully between 7 and 11. 5-9-27 1-9-22 M 235mm camera. Used equipped. Call I same rates. Call NEJAC, stereo equipment, cameras, 641-4457. 8-9-27 337-1300. 0-9-29 MALAMUTE MALE, one year HOUSE FOR rent, three TV sets, typewriters, 8 track UNIQUE SALE. Pick-up truck, old. $50. Call St. Johns bedroom. 325 Paris Avenue. tapes, stereo albums. New WE HAVE vacancies in Melrose I 'TV RENTALS. Color, $19.50 Call Craig 482 -5147 or 337- bookcases, kitchenware, oriental tapestries. Wilcox 224-2245, evenings. 3-9-25 Trailor Court on Colby Lake. per month. Black and white, 1196. 7-9-29 books, jackets, more. Some Second Hand Store, 509 East $50 monthly with school tax $9.50 per month. FREE. 240 Beal, 10-4 ENGLISH SPRINGER spaniels, Michigan, Lansing. Phone included. Beach privileges. MARSHALL MUSIC. NICELY FURNISHED COUNTRY HOMES. 8 - 12 Saturday. Jimbo. 1-9-22 485-4391 8-5:30 Monday AKC registered. Black and one 675-7212. 5-9-27 351-7830. C-7-9-29 bedroom miles South. North Aurelius white. Call 339-8621. 5-9-27 apartment through Saturday. Bank DYNAMITE COMPONENTS, overlooking golf course. Two Road. 564 South beyond Americard, master charge, TV RENTALS, $9.50 per beds. Call 355-0858. 5-9-28 Holt, fireplace, 3 bedrooms, Marantz, Sony, Garrard, ALASKAN MALAMUTE GRAND OPENING terms, trades, layaways. month. $23 per term; Free unfurnished, $225/month. originally $1200 system, 15" C7-9-29 puppies. Unregistered but delivery, service and pick - Stillman Road 1188, East of woofers. Desperate will good bloodlines. Excellent EFFICIENCY FOR one male , SEPT. 22, 23, 24 up. No deposit. New $80 Dobie Road, 2 bedrooms, negotiate. Ask for Frederick AKC IRISH setter pups. Shots, markings. $50 each. near campus. per month. STEREOS available at same rough, needs work, $150 per at 332-3376. 6-9-29 pedigree. Bell Oak, 468-3337 351-1929. 5-9-27 Phone 337-9474. 1-9-22 rates. Call NEJAC, 337-1300. month. Call after 4 p.m., 351 evenings. 5-9-28 REFRESHMENTS & 0-9-29 - 7497 or 676 - 2191. IRISH SETTER puppies, AKC, DOOR PRIZES. ALL 0-7-9-29 FREE TIGER kittens and cats, champion blood lines. Also MODELS SOLD GARAGE FOR rent near 1530 Mt. Vernon. Phone free white kitten. Phone DURING THIS TIME Arby's. $40/term. Call HOUSE FOR rent. 3 graduate 332-0219. 1-9-22 339-8585 evenings. 2-9-22 WILL BE GREATLY NEJAC, 337-1300. C-3-9-25 students. 3 - bedroom. $195 REDUCED IN PRICE. STEREO EQUIPMENT, less AFGHAN HOUND puppies, plus utilities. 882 • 9942. Available October 1. 5-9-27 Mcl NTOSCH MX-110, tuner than 1 year old. Sansui 4000 AKC. Black masked, cream, THOMAS STUDENTS - Take The Work Out of 1007 MAY STREET, Lansing. 6 - room furnished house. Men pre-amp, $200. 8' dinghy, $10. Bruce, 355-4720 extension 56 weekdays, receiver, $175. Two Sansui SP3000 speakers, $200. Garrard 95SLB record FREE or black. 332-1895. 3-9-25 KITTENS, two eight MOBILE HOME SALES 337-0792 changer with cartridge desk weeks 12750 Colby Lake Road only. $200. Check evenings and old, gray, phone Pedaling To Classes. above address. 2-9-22 weekends. 1-9-22 cover and wood base, $110. 372-8981. 5-9-27 From E. Lansing take M-78 Pioneer SE50 headphones, TWO MEN SKI BOOTS, 1 pair, size 9, $20. 371 -4062. 2-9-22 East 7 miles to Colby for clean, neat house, own bedrooms. 301 medium. Lange Pros, 1972 Lake Rd. then N. 1/5 mile model. 332-6631 after 6 p.m. BARGAIN RUMMAGE sale Allen, Lansing off Classified, on and off campus, Kalamazoo. $60. 482 3-9-25 - 6343 5-9-28 MALE CAT, beautiful black and Saturday, Sunday. 506 North Homer, by Frandor. 2-9-22 GREAT 675-5152 LAKES, 8'x45', f as a bicycle. skirted, inexpensive living. FLEA MARKET, Sunday and HORSE TRAILER for rent, $10 THREE BEDROOM house white, 10 weeks old, has Tuesday 11 - 5. A'/* miles east $1450. 641-6601. 5-9-28 furnished lease, Lansing. shots. 351-8994. 3-9-26 per day, also horses hauled. $83 of Meridian Mall on M - 43. each. 353 - 9543. 3-9-25 882-8779 or 882-3820. 2-9/22 5-9-27 60' DELUXE 2 bedroom mobile I The Great New Solex Motorized Bike ANTIQUE SHOW Friday, September 22, 1pm - 10pm, Saturday, September and sale OLD 25% AND - 40% NEW off instruments, everything HORSES BOARDED, $35 per home setting. campus. in rural wooded I 15 minutes from All conveniences. ! I month. Includes box stalls, 23, 10am - 8pm, Marshall new. Guitars, Banjos, $125 per month or $4,900. WANTED 1 or 2 male students hay and grain daily. Riding Street Armory, Lansing (2 Mandolins, Violins, 1-313-778-4904 after 5 pm for house. 201 S. Foster, by blocks north of Michigan ring and trails. 4 miles south Dulcimers, Recorders, 3-9-26 Frandor. 1-9-22 of MSU. 4089 Dell Road. Avenue) Free parking. $1. Harmonicas, Microphones, donation benefits Potter Park 882-8779 or 882-3820 Amps, Instrument kits, cases, 5-9-27 Room* Children's Zoo. 2-9-22 strings, MOREI We buy, sell, Lost & Found trade. ELDERLY NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND, 1 LEBLANC TRUMPET, INSTRUMENTS, downstairs, ROOMS, MEN, graduates or 541 East Grand year old, male. Beautiful, excellent condition. Used 6 River, seniors, parking, references, C-2-9-22 loveable, watch dog. $50. months. 332-5560. 3-9-25 526 Sunset Lane. Call 882-7410. 5-9-27 IV2-8932. 1-9-22 LOST POSSIBLY at Lansing! SEWING MACHINE clearance Toad Sale PUPPIES FREE mixed breed, Airport, gold heart-shaped I sale. Brand new portable, CHRISTIAN COOP needs 2 HIS PRICELESS collection 10 weeks old, 6 males. 1 pendant with stone. P $49.95, $5 per month. Large Reward. men. $60 per month. 251 from the TOAD HALL selection of reconditioned female. 489-1542. 625 West Sentimental value. | West Grand River. 2-9-25 ESTATE. Furniture, State Road. 3-9-25 351-9438.1-9-21 used machines. Singers, appliances, antiques, ROOMMATE NEEDED for Edwardian clocks, brass beds, Whites, Necchis, New Home KITTEN (MALE) 2V4 months MONEY FOUND on Grand I and "many others", $19.95 house. Own room. Okemos. household effects, and, of old, used to children, call River. Identify. Call I to $39.95. Terms. 355-0437 after 8 p.m. 2-9-22 I 349-8261. $60. 3-9-26 course, his collection of art 332-4422 after 5 pm. 2-9-22 EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING grotesque and motor cars. Friday, 2 p.m., 535 East COMPANY, 1115 North ST. LOST ONE toy chocolate I $10 This Coupon $10 ROOMMATES WANTED. 1 girl Washington. 489 - 6448. BERNARD, AKC, 10 for 2 girl furnished Grand River, next to C-2-9-22 months old, has all shots and female poodle. Phone ■ apartment, $75. Utilities Paramount news. 2-9-22 is housebroken, make offer 337-7883 or 332-6561. p WORTH $10" included. 1 man needed for 2 ONE SET bedspreads and 1-546-1425. 2-9-22 Reward offered. 3-9-25 man house. $50 plus utilities. 100 USED vacuum cleaners. drapes. Made to fit Brody Redeemable from 9-25-72 332 - 2211. 5-9-27 Tanks, canisters and uprights. dorms. Natural monkscloth/ PEKINGESE PUPPIES, LOST-VERY large Siamese cat. $10 Thru 9-30-72 $10 Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 orange trim. $20. 663-4872 beautiful, AKC registered, Fixed m a I s • I Drivers License TWO MEN private entrance to and up. DENNIS after 6 pm. 3-9-25 had shots. Phone 372-2945 Collingwood-Albert Street ■ Insurance or License Reward. OVER 200 Miles/Gallon! basement area of split level DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. 5-9-27 area of East Lansing. | Plates not required 316 North Cedar, opposite 332-3436. 2-9-22 home. $12 weekly. 712 SKI COMBINATION 400 Northlawn. City Market. C-2-9-22 (metal) Fischer Austria DOG OBEDIENCE class. 332 4674. • I - - 3-9-25 Sears 7" or (210 cm.). NEW. Starting September 25. Call LOST: BLACK female cat VAN'S BIKE SHOP YOU CAN see the savings with $65. Bindings (unmounted), Mrs. Pat Wilson 393-2388 named Mona, seven months. I quality glasses from days or Mrs. Pat Smith Gone two weeks. Stoddard I 200% EAST Miller Road. Share Tyrolia Rocket 100 and Clix house with two students. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 90. New. $25. Panasonic 489-7675 evenings. 2-9-22 vicinity. Reward 332-2758. r 507 E. Shiawassee Large private room. 15 East Michigan Avenue. 372 - Stereo, multiplex AM/FM. OLD _3-9-25 7409. C-2-9-22 Two speakers. (walnut) ENGLISH Phone 485-1414 minutes from campus. $50 sheepdog CLASS OF 1976 ring found in month. Model RE-777A. $45. puppies. Champion sired. All HIS TIME ALSO AVAILABLE per 882 - 3790. shots. $200. laundromat with initials! 3-9-25 MOVING SALE. Furniture, 332-0924. 3-9-25 Kalamazoo, 5-9-27 EAST LANSING CYCLE including hideabed, $160. 1-616-344-5936. 10-104 R.A.R. Call 355-5060. | CLOSEI COMPLETELY SHURE VOCAL Master VA300. Bookcases, desk, $15. Little used-like new. Best ANYWAY YOU view it, you 9el I furnished. Private room. Household goods. Misc. GERMAN SHEPARD puppies 6 so" I FREE TEST RIDES! Male*. $ 1 6/week. 142 University after 5 p.m. 2-9-22 Saturday, Sunday 10 - 4. 860 North Hagadorn. 2-9-22 offer over $700. Call Rich at 484-0563. 5-9-29 ks old, 489-9335. 3-9-25 $15. Call good results selling TV with Want Ads. n"'" 355-8255 now. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 22, 1972 23 r- 1 ] '*! personal L.h0D r°htinfl- on potinfl and ,he ,oce and beflin Wedne«Jay U.S., Russia join ecoloqy efforts MOSCOW OSCOW United States and the AP ... - . The 411B Soviet said the fLT661"8111 he s'8ned _ ...... both Soviet and American 1 White House W / II 5« September 27 and ot,l Train said. fresh water. ■PAPER EA^2L3SiiJii - (Continued from page 1) Joint studies of air Urban environment will fiWAVS Kgh OPEN. Monday Friday. 8-5:30 p.m. Waldheim would have the votes he needed, but a approve tne any proposals of legal committee, „ - -_mmittee. However, it could become heavy approval General of Assembly Bangladesh pollution will be established in St. Louis and Leningrad. be examined in San Francisco and Atlanta. The studded narrow would constitute moral An attempt will be made, By UNITED PRESS use of studded tires for I union Building Barber Shop. margin could tied up in the committee a Soviets offered Leningrad INTERNATIONAL winter. Secretary of State I 02-22 damage his prestige. victory and thus exert Train said, to develop "joint and second over a definition of pressure on China. Mojsov a city to be Michigan's official Richard Austin said Waldheim stressed the comparative models" of air named later. complexion terrorism. noted that 91 countries literature for new drivers Thursday reference to K.CC A lesson nn need to deal not pollution and its control. ■"C only with The successful move to Earthquake forecasting will '."call „„ AO. 484-4519, East terrorism but with its put the Bangladesh already have recognized no longer endorse the studded tires is being removed in all new I Michigan or 485-7197, "dependent peoples seeking Bangladesh diplomatically. I Lansing Mall. Merle Norman independence." membership on the It has 75 million people. literature in keeping with I cosmetics Studios. C-2-9-22 The assembly agenda was led by The Chinese delegate said the position of the State secretary general Bargain hunters bid - Safety Commission and the ^LISTENING EAR?Training asked that the item be Mafs^vaLthn!>hSSad0r 'l28! he was "not "c was fundamentally Ilul lunaamentaiiy ! Ocotber 12. Call debated in the legal & Soviet Ambassador Jacob to the admission of Highway Dept. "I want to set the record ■ 337- 1 7 ! 7 for more committee. The full Milik. Bangladesh into the United Nations." straight. Our position is in | information- 5-9-27 assembly would then Proponents hoped that "But we firmly hold that (Contmued from page 1) The lowest purchase was find an owner. The line with the stand of the wants it, he can have it." the purposes and $1.50. This gem was auctioneer said it was the state safety commission TTING UP housekeeping? principles The most expensive third time the bike had been which ity, economy - minded of the United Nations smothered in rust and opposes studded products keep purchase was a 10- speed exhibited half a seat. All offered for sale. But there's tires," said Austin, a former Care charter must be abided M , by," bike which went for $56. A always the next auction, he chairman of the new environment clean continued Huang, "and buys were, of course I IHd refreshing, easilyl Free knowledgeable observer bargains to each new owner, said. commission. relevant resolutions of the I delivery. Call 332-0917. General approved of the sales, saying Much dismay was The endorsement of l»-27 Assembly and that with a little work, the One weatherbeaten bike studded tires in old official Security Council must be bike's worth could jump to expressed by many stripped of any potential bidders over the literature has been cited by fcflEO RENTALS. $9.50 per ts for It's complied with. $85. ornamentation could not condition of some of the a Chrysler Corp. engineer I month, $23 per term; Free What's Happening must be The Hillel Foundation will and other supporters of I delivery service end pick - up. hold services at 6:30 tonight at bikes. One student called received in the State News Hillel House, 319 Hillcrest, studded tires in a current I" No deposit. TV's available at office, 341 Student Services followed by a Shabbat Dinner them "crappy" just as Call NEJAC, another spoke in legislative dispute. Bldg. by 1 p.m. at least two class River cleanup gets little interest rates. and services 10 a.m. Saturday. A 1337-1300.0-9-29 days before publication. No A Highway Dept. backed Buffet supper and mixer with exasperation, "Oh, let's go announcements will be accepted speaker Lawrence Officer will be get a new one!" bill to ban studded tires has by phone. held at 5:30 p.m. Sunday. Brass to riches (Continued from page 1) The bidding will continue passed both the Senate and | Though Horatio Alger is launching a paper The Authority is seeking a for 61 more bikes at 1:30 the House. A conference |wrote stories of rags to n is Brody Complex) to Potter committee is considering a Park in Lansing — a distance. recycling drive next week. date for the conference and p.m. today, at the MSU ■riches, ne himself went from Collection demand by some Upper ■nlitlve riches to rags and today at the Stables. of about two miles. centers will be speakers. Salvage Yard. Idled penniless. It /to Peninsula legislators to I it you're looking for extra s If hose MSU Science Fiction Society The cleanup will be placed in each residence hall i find t aimed at collecting debris and classroom building. exempt the U.P. from the will meet at 8 p.m. Saturday in ENGAGEMENTS North Hubbard Lounge. For such as tires, papers and Carter explained that the proposed ban. longer Chamberlain backed > nverted to cash further information call 353 collected papers will be >lp of State Karen Bergman, Oxford 8167. - garbage from the Red Cedar River's banks along the placed in a trailer and then AUCKLAND ws Classified Ads. Make a senior to Mark Roethel, sold to a firm that will L of the things you'd like Novi MSU graduate, Tau designated stretch. (Continued from page 1) call sell then dial 355-8255 recycle the paper for sale. Delta Phi. Trucks will be on hand to i friendly Ad Writer A glass recycling pilot future should he be re-elected. He does not plan to College Travel aid in transporting heavy 351-6010 trash, Carter added. project will also begin next campaign for Chamberlain. mpaign for Chamberlain. The city of Though Brown predicted before the primary that the 130 W. Grand River ■UTCHES AND wheelchairs Service Lansing will Democratic candidate has little chance to win, he now gives 10 rent or sell. GULLIVER An important meeting for all provide luncn for Carr "a very good chance" of unseating Chamberlain this ■ STATE DRUGS. 1105 East minority students in nursin? will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday in participants along with most one for green, brown, and fall. ■ {jand River, 332-2011 or Typing Service of the small tools needed. A c'ear glass — will be placed in each side of the hall as "Carr is going to have to take off the gloves. He will not 1332-5171. 5-9-28 University bus will carry volunteers to their collection center. beat Chamberlain being Mr. Nice Guy." Brown emphasized. COMPLETE THESES There is a general meeting to assigned discuss the activities of the The collected glass will be Brown still considers Chamberlain to have the edge, but IH AND Chong, Monday, SERVICE. Discount printing. places along the river. HSeptember 25, 8:00 pm MSU IBM Women's Center at 7:30 p.m. Volunteers will meet at 8 taken to bins at Meijer believes, a strong turnout by students could elect Carr. He typing and binding of Hiuditorium. Tickets $4.50 at theses, resumes, publications. a.m. on Sept. 30 in the Thrifty Acres until similar predicted Carr would sweep the MSU campus with no HMirshall's and Campbell's. Across from campus, corner Kellogg Center parking lot. facilities can be obtained on difficulty. M.A.C. and Grand River, The cleanup is scheduled to campus. While endorsing Chamberlain, Brown indicated that he below Jones Stationery Shop. interested in joining the Campus last until about 4 p.m. If funds are received from will not endorse either candidate for his vacated 59th ■wniiM Personal Call c6't>'YGRAPH Scouts will be held at 7:30 p.m. The Waste Control the Environmental District House seat. He said that he turned down an SERVICES, Sunday in the Green Room of 337-1666. the Union. Authority urges students Protection Agency (EPA), endorsement request by Republican Jim Pocock who is C-7-9-29 the Waste Control opposed by Lynn Jondahl, a Democrat. and staff to register because, ■ARRY: WE'LL make your ■ 21st the best ever. Love, The Gay Community Center Rosenhaft said, when Authority will be holding "I don't want to play kingmaker. Let the people decide I Cheryl. 1-9-22 Transportation will sponsor a coffeehouse on Friday and Saturday nights till 5 Lansing sponsored a cleanup the first Big Ten conference in November," Brown said, a.m. at 117 S. Pennsylvania. two years ago, 1,500 on pollution and wp.ste persons from the city signed control. RIDER WANTED, commuting Recreation S drawn by horses. from 12 mile and Woodward in Royal Oak every day. Call Joe at 542-7058. 5-9-27 p.m. Gay liberation will meet at 3 Sunday in 30 Union. Everyone is welcome. For up and about 100 truckloads of debris were collected. "We have had excellent response on this thing," Rosenhaft said, referring to How much real further information call 35 3 I - political power do Call for appointment now. the other Big Ten schools. 9795. Waste Control Authority 1676-5928. B-1-9-22 The ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. MCAT- DAT-GRE READ ■ open V BOARD ■ September 25, 1-4 flights office starting Monday, 313-665-0130 collect. 5-9-27 will have a lawyer available from I to 4:30 p.m. Thursday. MSU students wishing appointments LSAT-ATGSB THIS the young possess? p.m. asked to check with the ADVERTISEMENT! IC-3-9-25 RIDE NEEDED to Harper are ASMSU business office, 307B Woods in Detroit Area on This year's national Democratic Student Services or call 35J - MAI L. BDS. Real Estate Fridays and return to East 0659. It is costing us plenty. convention will probably be Lansing on Sundays. Call best remembered for its young 353-6970, evenings. 2-9-22 Yakeley Hall government Spend your money people — more articulate, more presents a coffeehouse with J ACRES. Gracious family Geoff Randolf and the Buzz required for with us! Only your aggressive, and more effective | tome 46' x 52' barn, rolling, LIVING IN Holt. Need Ride Jones Band at 8 p.m. tonight at graduate anc money can help pay for than ever before. property. Lake between home and campus. the West Circle snack shop. Free In this lively book, Sidney Hy- ■ frontage and wild - life this advertisement. Very flexible times. Please admission, free coffee offered. man—one of our most perceptive ■ Wivation lands adjoining. call 694-9369. 1-9-22 .political analysts — presents |N»r Perry. $67,000. For Acoustic Produce will present ♦Voluminous material for actual case histories from the 1970 ■ to! sakes ■ REALTY, 882-6635. 3-9-25 call LANDON Wanted folk concerts at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights in Erickson home study prepared experts in each field by Turin elections, probing contests in which the roles of young people were generally thought to influence Kiva. Admission is $1.00 at the the outcome. Bicycle Co-op Summer Sessions Service OPENING FOR one girl Special Compact Courses Weekends — Intersesslons Youth in Politics may be "the most comprehen¬ sive and objective analysis thus far of the emerging You learn supervised housing across The College of Human fOTOGRAPHY - WE see from campus. month. 332-6246. 5-9-27 $70. per Medicine Community Health Committee will hold its monthly political role of the youth of this country." * It could provide a preview of the future of American politics something |Hs in a different way. 1027 Davis St. 1932 N. Clark every day free immunization clinic from not only for 1972, but for decades to come. new ■ •'traits, weddings, — Evanston Chicago II a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at UN 4 - 7660 WH 4 - 3800 |0r?,rrcial- ■ CYCLOPS DON'T FORGET blood comes the Church of God in Christ. STUDIOS, 220 Albert. only from people. Save a life. The service is free to area 1^-0573. C-7-9-29 Give donors blood. Professional compensated. residents. All persons attending are urged to bring a record of YOUTH IN POLITICS IIsitterTucense^: MICHIGAN COMMUNITY past immunizations with them. i^omical. Available in her BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. fes- C-7-9-29 ROOMMATE NEEDED for fall. iflTURE safely STRIPPING. removed. Old $57.50/month. Close to | *890400. 12-10-6 campus. 355-6029. 2-9-22 PUT NEW life in your o'd noUKh for T.impax _ SHIGAN'Sthelargest r with finest audio in businessl Advertise in "THE STUDENT SERVICE |>° Products and DIRECTORY" each lito!0n'C repairs" Sh°P Thursday. Call Margaret ■Si Wi,h straight stereo today at 355-8255. |«usijr5—'ARSHALl- P*22' ' 245 Ann Street. »esnAMPUS classes in *ilk 355-8255. oiU, Pnntin9 ancl beginning _)ff. 'n,ln9' Also workshops MALE ROOMMATE needed. l«loL a" 349-0344 for l^^'ion. 2-9-22 Own bedroom in two bedroom. Furnished $80. plus utilities. Call 353-7233 before 5pm. 3-9-25 JESSES. Basic three WANTED ATTRACTIVE female student for occasional daytime and night time babysitting in return for room and board. 351-6757. 5-9-27 MAN TO share 2 - bedroom, 2 - ■ •ic. J?" Papers, theses, man luxury apartment. a ! 0" E*P<"ienced. se 351-5853. 2-9-22 y ■ WANTED: APARTMENT to l..,;"™", Typing and- sublease, or room cooking, for fall term. with Call "Hplet ' Printing" Karen 337-0238. 2 9-25 'liiir,.® serv,ce 'or "Unujcrin, ns* treses, | IBM 2'p,s- 9«ner«l typing. MALE GRAD needs apartment or someone to look for one with. 353-4581. 2-9-25 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 22, 1972 \ Merchants get tough about shopliftinc the person is booked (Hnntinupd (Continued from from Daae page 1)1) pay for it and work for me i„ hn„, u..« four managers who got fired four Marilyn Hanses, a Howard Howard Bailein, general Bailein, general student the person is booked fincerDrinted. misconception on campus immorality of rippin„ off,, ... .. in the store for an hour. But i because ti there was ttoo much L _..u_ i. i manager who took over the nf fho manager of the Student (fingerprinted ( that the essay is in lieu of However The room is high off the in th floor, crammed under the I have prosecuted for 8 shoplifting. None of them store in June, said she tries Book Store, said all photographed, and any other kind otner Kina orof and a half Sch™ Q„if_Pas.1 yeai' u cents," he added. interviewed for biographical punishment. He added that ceiling, gets hot and lasted a year." to keep more salespeople on apprehended shoplifters are the essays have served their said he has'had ,^gCr uncomfortable, but serves Since January Spencer So Spencer, in part to the floor during busy times prosecuted. information). repeaters. Two T»n - . thre* said he has recovered $160 protect his own job, and does make of "We do our best to train When it comes to being its purpose. use some addicts, he said "We're the number in merchandise from prosecutes for anything over peepholes. our employes as far as what sentenced, the person is "They were as much incapable one often assigned an essay in to of learning prosecuting store in East shoplifters he has an 8 - cent candy bar. And "All we do is put the to look for," he said. "We educate me as to kind of lesson apprehended. to his knowledge, only one item back and tell them we show a film a couple of addition to the monetary stimulate some thought on "The real tragedvnfu Lansing," Spencer said „ fine levied against him. proudly. "We have He explained his get - person has gotten away don't want to see their face times." 54th District Court Judge the offenders' parts. After I is that had they knLn .aU prosecuted 79 since January tough attitude with shoplifters: after being detected. State Discount, unlike in the store again," she said. In addition to trained Maurice E. Schoenberger had read a couple hundred, I had been enlightened to what they know now !k and caught a lot more than "If someone takes one salespeople, the bookstore wouldn't have done it l„ «!y "I took over the store in Revco, has not taken any bottle of Herbal Essence uses elevated windows (a said he occasionally requires norlain tn.icmc ert&in truisms about first place - . .. Kll,nthe that. September and installed the extreme to cut Shampoo, it takes mirror window an offender to write an sh°P'ifti"8- said, out that shoplift!., "If it's an 8 - cent candy measures me two pointing - , bar I'll bring them back into room in January. Before I back on the losses sustained cases to make up the loss," contraption similar to the essay on the morality of "Ninety per cent of the IS a criminal offend !' the store and make them came there were three or due to shoplifters. she added. one used in Revco's, one - shoplifting. shoplifters I see are MSU causes the person to ha way glass and plainclothes He has discontinued the students. I think it's because police record retora Ve detectives employed something essay in every case for there is a casual attitude all potential employers want through Pinkertons, Inc. several reasons, including a about the morality or to know about. "We may have as many as Foreigners try MSU (Continued from page 1) "They like to discuss difference is size, and more Sam and his friends said five detectives in the store at one the term. time," Bailein said, referring to peak selling times at the beginning of Freshmen . .. . i. c many things and they are so freedom," he concluded. they would return to their (male and female) Another student from the act Rant West Bank of JnrHqn nf Jordan friend, « js njce His friend, who goes by native countries after He added that bookstore agreed. aflrepn „ shoplifters usually take "You have more freedom to situation. the nickname Sam (short graduation. small items such as The Air Force ROTC program offers: He added he had heard "a for pens, choose Bessam), described "Some of us have your own courses lot about this University greeting cards and here," he said. "And there before I came here. They do himself as an "old student," but he said scholarships, some grants, paperback books, shying » Exceptional Scholarship opportunities he is as some have aid through the are also more courses away from hard cover not Qffer this type of enthusiastic about MSU as UN programs * $100/mo. during Junior and available." and some pay textbooks that don't really program in our he was when he began here our own way," Sam said. He said he planned to get sell well outside a book Senior years universities." five years ago. "And it's difficult to return his masters in As far as differences, he store. "I have just returned home when you think of communication arts and "Our shrinkage is small that he found MSU students said he did not notice many. from home," he said, "and how you can have a compared to other stores," * Leadership training "Perhaps the only everybody there knows beautiful wife and a Cadillac receptive. he said. "We've faced up to very about MSU — it is and a big home and a social * Free flying lessons (flight qualified) life here, but then you visit shoplifting for the past universally known and there seven or eight years. We Commission Air Force officer Labor * are also the ratings — we are home and see your own as an realize it does exist. Now we always near the top." people who need help and lose less than 1 per cent of Sam commented he has you owe them that much." » Guaranteed job after graduation (Continued from page 1) talked with many students Still he admits to an our sales to shoplifters." from his native country and After a shoplifter is (s8,200-s9,800 starting pay; '12,500-s14,800 increasing partiality for his apprehended by a store here for the next two or three years will be left out of the he finds them anxious to life at MSU and in America after 3 years) decision-making process," Neiberg said. manager, the police are come to America to study. and he wonders why AFSCME representatives said that they are hopeful that called and the person is "They think about other students are sometimes so the election date will be postponed in order to give all taken immediately to countries, but they find it is indecisive and critical of Is AFROTC for parties the chance to better educate C-Ts about the options always better here." their culture. Ingham County Jail where you? Stop by Quonset 67 on which they will be voting. He has spent some time The AFSCME organizers have scheduled a meeting to or call 355-2168 to find out. The ADD at Colorado State but didn't TAHITI report on their progress to C-T employes at noon today in "I think everyone should like it there. "The city is call 101 N. Kedzie. Harold Schmidt, director of AFSCME beautiful and the university visit another country," he period ends 27 September Council 7, will be present to answer questions. added, "so College Travel is nice, but I am an they can "If the election is held now, no collective bargaining compare and realize how 351 6010 agricultural engineering ADD AS110. group would win, "Nieberg said." There are too many major and that was almost much they have here." 130 W. Grand River people we haven't reached yet. The association and the zero there so I took off and administration know this. We think the association is more came back and I've never concerned about keeping the union out than winning the regretted it," he said. right to represent C-Ts." Sam has established many Rollin Dasen, a recording superviser at WKAR and friendships at MSU and Your Best Idea in employes association president, expressed confidence admitted to being Thursday that the association would win the October "homesick" two weeks after election. a five - week visit to his "We will win, I'm sure of that. We have almost 50 per homeland. cent of those employes supporting us," Dasen said. "It's to "It was hell getting used the union's advantage to stall." to it here the first two Dasen said that the association was satisfied with the year," he quipped, "but I bargaining unit definition for the election because those did." employes were the ones for which the association was Like most of the foreign B aiming. KS students who come to MSU, MAN'S BEST FRIEND BUY USED FROM STUDENT BOOK! 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