GRAND RAPIDS (UPI) - Abortion become New York's newest and fastest taxpayers will be asked to provide legalized abortion," he said. will become a major industry in growing industry. upwards of $10 million annually in Deeb, a member of the state board proposal B Michigan if Proposal B is approved in the Nov. 7 statewide coalition abortion-on-demand election, a leader of a opposing the law said "Michigan can do without kind of economic growth," he said. New York abortionists estimated $100 million last grossed that year, Deeb an additional Medicaid costs. New York Medicaid costs have gone up by more than $21 million annually as a result of its abortion law, he said. of education and a member cf the Wayne State University faculty, said Voice of the Unborn is conducting a statewide campaign "to inform the Saturday. said, and added, "more lives were Deeb said a "significant number" of voters of the grisly realty of abortion." "Based New York's experience, terminated during the first six months abortion on Michigan voters are unaware that He said, "no matter what you call sees Michigan abortionists could expect to gross upwards of $50 million the first year if voters approve New York's abortion law was in effect than the U.S. has lost in 10 years of Proposal B would legalize abortions of five-month-old unborn babies. it, abortion destruction of a is the deliberate voiceless, voteless, proposal B" fighting in Vietnam." "A recent poll showed that 51.5 per helpless human being. Michael J. Deeb of Detroit During the two years abortion has cent of the voters who favor "It would indeed be a tragedy if proposal declared."At the same time, thousands been legal in New York, he B are unaware of the five-month Michigan the first state to outlaw added, the — I resolution of new jobs would be Voice of the created." Deeb, who is executive director of Unborn, told the annual state convention of Serra lives of more than babies have been terminated abortion. 500,000 unborn by provision," he said. "We are encouraged because we believe a majority of Michigan's voters the death penalty for criminals — would permit the slaughter of innocents. I am confident Michigan International If Michigan legalizes will reject Proposal B when they will remain on the side of respect for here that abortion, Deeb really "killing the unborn has told the Serra Club members, understand all of the implications of human life on Nov. 7," he said. the international MICHIGAN Cloudy . . . packaging exhibition begins and a chance of TATE NEWS • . STATE . today in London. showers or thundershowers today. The highs will be in UNIVERSITY the upper 70s. ie 65 Number 29 East Lansing, Michigan Monday, September 25, 1972 FEARS ISRAELI ATTACK Syria receives arms from U.S.S.R. by airlift BEIRUT (AP) — Bracing for an that four Soviet transport planes in Washington, D. C., by Secretary of Israeli attack, Syria has been unloaded shipments of military Defense Melvin Laird who expressed receiving unspecified quantities of arms and equipment in Damascus on Saturday. concern over the development. ground - to - air missiles from the The paper did not spell out the Pentagon officials said the airlifts of Soviet Union during the past few days, types of arms, but confirmed the personnel and equipment apparently authoritative sources in Beirut shipments included ground-to-air indicate the Soviets' desire to bolster reported Sunday. rockets. their presence in the Mideast after The newspaper An Nahar also said The report was confirmed Sunday withdrawal of all but a few Soviet troops and technical advisers from Egypt this summer. Last weekend, Israeli fighter - jb Colleges flunk' test bomber jets raided Syria, persons and wounding many more. Syria retaliated by bombing Israeli killing 200 positions in the occupied Golan on fund investment Heights and then announced it lost three MIG planes and downed two Israeli Mirage jets. themselves in financial trouble. In this Subsequently, Syria announced it report, made for the Carnegie was expecting an Israeli attack at any Universities are slow learners. Just Commission on Higher Education, Earl moment and ordered its 50,000 - man over five years ago, McGeorge Bundy, F. Cheit says that half the institutions civil defense corps on alert and opened president of the Ford Foundation, studied are already experiencing air raid shelters for the first time in took a look at the way colleges difficulties. two years. administer their investment programs All this is, of course, unfortunate. Israel most probably will hit Syria and leveled harsh criticisms of timidity from the air, and more ground - to - air Colleges can certainly use all the lAiuse more cause and ineptitude. money they can get. A few — such as rockets are expected to be shipped to A new Ford Foundation study on Damascus from the Soviet Union, I This is Harvard, Rochester and Cornell — have a major cause of noise pollution according to Robert Snow, professor of history of college endowment funds has just been made their endowments grow fast informants said. I science and technology. He predicts that by 1990, east - west traffic through East Lansing will published, and the college mamagers enough to make Wall Street set up and | reach 200,000 cars a day. once again get poor marks. Another recent study suggests that a take notice. But most colleges deserve State News photo by Chuck Michaels failing grades. about thousand institutions could find The reasons for this plight are clear enough, according to Cheit, who Laird says teaches at the Business School of the CAL SOUND STUDY URGED University of California. Enrollments, especially at the expensive graduate- trial hinted school level, mushroomed during the 1960's. The variety and quality of courses got more costly. for Lavelle Traffic tied to noise pollution Socially conscious universities also stepped up their student aid programs, and they developed special programs to help blacks who were poorly (C) 1972 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON, Sept. Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird 24 - increased use of lightweight Soundproofing of established prepared for college. By KAREN ZURAWSKI professional in noise pollution, said Sunday that court martial construction material for local recommended an initial noisesurvey to buildings is a possible though But the expansion of the sixties, - State News Staff Writer expensive solution, he added. Other charges against Lt. Gen. John D. buildings providing inferior acoustical provide basic information about Cheit reported, ended with the Lavelle were pending and "under ■Hiving remedies include installing storm trouble sleeping at night? properties to screen out noise, Snow community noise levels be made. The current review" windows reducing speed limits and by the Air Force in Tj hear class lectures in Berkey reported. planning commission would examine Continued on page 20 connection with unauthorized strikes considering mass transit. ^"•Perhaps rolem. noise pollution is the Snow, a member of the Committee for Environmental Quality in East survey results using criteria for he had ordered in North Vietnam. acceptable noise levels. But Defense Department officials P°bert Snow, a Lyman Briggs Lansing, became interested last spring For instance, where the daytime explained later that Laird was simply- T80'. reported recently to the Lansing City Council that noise in noise pollution and worked on and off this summer with Oxcar Tosi, outdoor mediam level of noise exceeds 66 decibels, apartment living is Cambodia link stating the present legal situation facing Lavelle following formal charges ►isare increasing in the city, professor of audiology and speech, regarded as unsuitable unless the of "criminal misconduct" filed against major cause of the increase is the rtation network, snow says. conducting noise level measurements in East Lansing. building is air windows can - conditioned, remain so closed that for to Communist him lost June by a junior Air Force officer. •* points out that nearby interstate Many of the areas measured were conversing in normal tones. PHNOM PENH (AP) - President "They have insinuated that their It was believed to be the first time P'tate highways plus railroads and above the level considered the Other recommendations call on city Lon Nol has warned Cambodians doctors need rabbit blood to inject that the possibility of a court - martial into wounded men," the marshal said. U iwy traffice ■ traveled local roads all lead maximum acceptable noise level compatible for speech intelligibility in commissions to investigate designs and the building code for road against a with rabbits. Communist plot to kill them He warned, however, that the real for the former commander of the resulting in increased Seventh Air Force had been, residential areas. In a message to the nation, Marshal motive of the Communists is to use possible remedies, and that mentioned in public by a Pentagon P® referred specifically to a Tri - "Noise is not just a nuisance, he consideration of noise pollution Lon Nol called on all citizens to arrest rabbits as live bombs by attaching official. Regional Planning Commissoin continued, "but there is quite a range become an integral part of planning. any person who offered by buy rabbits plastic explosive charges to them and The then releasing them near Cambodian charges that Lavelle had *l which shows that the volume of of effects." Some effects, according to According to federal government at high prices. "willfully disobeyed lawful orders and f west traffice in the city will grow noise pollution authorities, includp reports, Snow said the technology is He said Communist agents were army defensive positions. falsified official documents" were J® 88,000 vehicles per day in 1968 irritability, paying $125 to $175 for rabbits. He He added that the Cambodian nausea, fatigue and largely available to reduce vehicle made in a complaint submitted to the abnormal brain patterns. didn't specify whether that was for government would reward any person Jw.OOO ™ vehicles per day in 1990. of concern is the continued Snow, stressing he is not a noise levels through engine and tire modifications. each rabbit or for how many. who arrested rabbit buyers. Secretary of the Air Force, Robert C. Continued on page 19 J» Kelley attacks Griffin campaign DETROIT (UPI> three |,r» who should be scorned. I pitied, rather than feel sorry for Mr. All of the votes Kelley said, "just a few of the cited incredible antipublic- interest votes were, Five top executives of Chrysler gave $3,500 on one day to 'Concerned |P°r^ons have contributed at Kelley." by the junior senator from Voters for Griffin' in am*. >000 to the re-election Kelley neiiey said all of the Michigan." Bad Axe. On another, , Pa|gn of Sen. Robert Griffin contributions, totalling $20,000 While a survey by his staff was more than 200 i«bJ! -he has defended their from Chrysler Corp. executives, continuing, Kelley said it would Chrysler executives "individuals $24,000 to the j. sts in the Senate, Atty. Gen. gave $21 000 from show, when completed, that the Committee to Re - elect identified with the Ford Motor I Detroit Kel,ey 881(1 Saturday in Co." and $19,000 from bulk of the contributions "came Sen. Griffin in Ypsilanti. from Bloomfield Hills and Grosse Frank •'individuals clearly identifiable as Kelley Pointe, and that they were |Jj*"ey said the contributions had Dow Chemical executives or family members" were linked to major funneled, strangely enough, to the Such wild, irresponsible statements |^miueneled through apparent in an various issues now before the Senate. little town of Bad Axe." are those of a desperate candidate lib , to h'de their total," and Kelley said Griffin voted against For example, Kelley said, "five who should be pitied, Itoclo Urtfler investigation would amendment in 1970 prohibiting top executives of Chrysler gave rather than Ikj, a kr greater amount of ?u„ds for the military »« ° $3,500 on one day to Concerned scorned. 1 r,Hfr°ntributed 'n the same way. defoliants on one day and for Voters for Griffin in Bad Axe," and I feel sorry for Ljnta said "such wild herbicides the next Kelley saul on another, more than 200 Chrysler Mr. Kelley. —Sen. Robert Griffin ~ "s'ble statements" were both are produced by the Do Continued ^ on page 19 "desperate candidate Chemical Co. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing; Michigan Monday, September^ gggWjrg Invaders pull out of Ugand By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS More than half the strongman five-point peace president, a plan drawn if the enemy troops get out of did not Uganda "they remnants force still of the invasion in Uganda as Tanzanian military spokesmen said the border with smuggle out theUPn, ■ 1,000-man force fighting for up by President Mohammed will have difficult time region was quiet Sunday of about desperate. a week in withdrawn to Tanzania and Uganda has Siad Bare of Somalia. The with the a Uganda armed morning. African $170,000-IT,! currency. broadcast quoted Amin as forces," the broadcast The sources said the those remaining are trying Prayers for peace and an Radio saying the five points were reported. Amin said the withdrawing troops were Uganda , to fight their way out, end to the conflict were said President Amin "very good." The radio did enemy troops were being moved well back from reliable said Sunday churches throughout the as saJ •n sources Tanzania. not give details of the five points. Tanzanians. the border in give an Ugandan forces effort to no at Uganda on Sunday. for money Wa, Britain." U .. "f There has been no fresh The informants reported The informants in Dares excuse to cross over in a money belonged to n-sl that those who made it out were exhausted and nearly Amin said, however, that Salaam described the punitive raid. news in Kampala about the military situation on the Asians being expe|ied Uganda, and was to bo I J border since talk "All too many whites who about 'costs' and out of ammunition. Some were wounded, they said. when it was Saturday night, announced that out after the Asians f 'community schools' are really saying that they don't want their children going to school The Tanzanians described the fighters as Ugandan exiles who are followers of Milton C-Ts told of threat fighting miles capital, was sectors near taking place in Mutukula, 160 southwest and of Kikagati, 60 the the According to the Amin said the money discover^ was " n Obote, ousted as evidence of how . with black children." miles further southwest. Uganda's president in a to bargaining unit money the British A™ military coup led by Maj. A military spokesman have milked from Barbara Halpert Gen. Idi Amin in January said Saturday night a Amin has UgaJ 1971. ordered Am Human Rights party Ugandan army lieutenant expelled, on the The University could C-Ts. legitimacy of law in order to had been claim! candidate for the U.S. Senate The sources in Dar es begin to substitute cheap In a hearing before the sit down and effectively killed at they had sabota| Salaam, the Tanzanian student Mutukula, bringing the Uganda s economy. help for Michigan Employment negotiate. Only a union can number of Ugandan dead to capital, said they clerical-technical employe Relations Commission do this," Schmidt said. 10 since the fighting started. interpreted the withdrawal vacancies if the student (MERC) last week the of the forces from Schmjdt ^ a petit|on Uganda as meaning a probable end employes remain excluded from the collective administration and the MSU Employes Assn. agreed to fi,ed with MERC by AFSCME to contest the According to official Ugandan military reports, Chicago Tickets to the fighting, unless for bargaining an exclude student employes Freec} pilots wire U.S. Ugandan forces pursue their American process, Federation of from the bargaining unit for bargaining unit will provoke review of the "whole the invaders have by now lost more than 330 dead Chicago concert < enemy into Tanzania. the October 12-13 p.m. Oct. 7 go on State, County and employment pictuture" at and 75 captured. today at Marshall! A peace move was Municipal Employes representation election. MSU to determine which Newsmen Music Two of the three U.S. pilots released Schmidt said the union were also Co., Campbell| from North reported under way in (AFSCME) official said on Vietnamese prison Uganda with the arrival in campus Friday. would seek to raise the level employes should invited to interview a Smoke Shop and tJ camps have wired President Nixon and the U.S. Kampala of Foreign Harold Schmidt, director of benefits for student legitimately be allowed to Ugandan Asian being held at Union. Tickets are $T Navy in Washington that they of AFSCME Council 7, told participate in the election. the prison in connection and $5. Minister Omar Ghaleb Arteh employes who have been think they should be allowed to return to New of Somalia from Dares a meeting of about 75 C-Ts exploited by the University York accompanied by a U.S. antiwar group that Salaam, where he had Friday that student and that the newly-formed arranged their release. North Vietnam said today. Hanoi's official Vietnam News Agency reported conferred ' Julius Nyerere. with employes must be included in any collective bargaining unit to prevent the Student Employment Office will not guarantee improved Man accused of hidin< that Maj. Edward Elias of the Air Force and Lt. Radio Uganda said the wages and working Somalian official had given reduction of the total conditions for students. Mark L. Gartley of the Navy cabled two identical messages to Nixon and "Capt. Rush. Bureau of Naval Personnel, U.S. Navy. Washington D.C." Amin, who is Uganda's benefit level for regular "You have to have TA UGHT THE the dynamite near Friday. The device, air basl buried explosives at SaJ SCUBA LESSONS GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. RIGHT WA Y consisting of 20 sticks of Air Force Base (UPI) — Paul Raymond BY PROFESSIONALS dynamite, was safely launched Thursday POW Juhala, 35, characterized by j- policy criticized Welcome . the Secret Service as hostile defused after the storage tank was drained. Juhala Secret Service The Secret Servicer agJ . . toward the federal TO ONE OF THE MOST Authorities said Juhala Juhala, the father of tl Sen. George McGovern said Sunday the Nixon government, was arraigned also was charged with the children, first came to tL administration seems to be playing politics with MODERN SPORT DIVING Friday on charges of attention last March 14. concealing 800 pounds of Sept. 4 bombing of | three American prisoners of war being detained in DIVING EQUIPMENT PROGRAMS IN THE WORLD dynamite near an Air Force Kincheloe Air Force Base Around that time, agl Hanoi. base. near Sault Ste. Marie, about said, Juhala had writteJ "So I call on Secretary of Defense Melvin R. ASK ABOUT JOINING Authorities believed the 150 miles east of Sawyer. President Nixon displal Laird and I call on the President of the United THE S FATHOM 50 sticks of dynamite found The explosion caused no "unusual hostility toil ClUB the federal concealed near the K. I. injuries or damage, but blew government.'] States to let these three men come home just as a hole in the ground at the Secret Service reciL Sawyer Air Force Base near also indicated that Juhal rear of the base. quickly as possible," the Democratic presidential Marquette Thursday may be The area search for one time demanded! nominees said. an invitation to high adventure connected with an explosive Earlier Sunday. Laird said on the NBC program STANDARD SCUBA COURSE device found in an buried explosives at Sawyer million and amnesty! informal - - Air Force Base was exchange for "Meet the Press" that the North Vietnamese were is designed for individuals with little or no 800,000-gallon jet fuel about bombs at Air storage tank at the base launched Thursday after F<| diving experience bases in Michigan. using the families of the prisoners of war "as day per week, over a 7 wei ; period. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, September 25, 1972 3 PRINTED BY CITY GROUP 5 booklets Rv PIPI^ explain politics By RICK IA/II WILBINSDIMC county cc-. offices. _ A ... third . "A voter may think the MSU State News Staff Writer book graduate in social This fall, MYPI is again quickly outlines system is a lot of nonsense," Every four years, millions different stages in the science, coordinated and of party he added, "but at least if advised directing VOTER in an American voters are process from county to the registration effort to this person knows what the register 10,000 exposed to a political national convention. programs through Michigan. persons in the East system system is all about, he'll be Last year, MYPI initiated they find The other two books in Lansing-Meridan area before complicated, more capable of changing VOTER, a coalition of local confusing, the series describe the state it." the registration deadline and, at times, impossible to legislative groups which registered Oct. 6. process and the Kruch said most MYPI about 14,000 voters in East understand. function of the various state Many voters, in their past projects have been Lansing. "We have departments. The five oriented toward already ignorance, are easy game for booklets sell for 15 cents involving registered about 4,000 slick politicians and go to each. young people in the During the summer, persons during class the polls with political process which he MYPI registered than a lopsided "We can't force anybody called "too elitist." more registration at MSU and we view of their electoral 5,000 students on 12 expect to be able to reach to take the initiative to choices. Other voters are learn about the political Originally set up in the colleges throughout our goal of 6,000 more" alientated by a system they spring of 1971 by Kruch, an southern Michigan. Paquet said. system and the importance cannot comprehend and do of their vote," Dick Kruch, not vote at all. 25, and an MYPI This year, an East spokesman, said. "But we Lansing simplify group is the trying to system for can simplify it for them and make it easier for them to No Viet force thousands of recently- get involved." enfranchised voters so Michigan they can avoid the electoral pitfalls that have Kruch indicated that the booklets which took two months to formulate, were attacks near SAIGON (AP) - North were still inside at the end miles south of Da Nang. plagued older voters. originally designed for high The Vietnamese forces backed of the interrogation. The In southern Quang Ngai Michigan Youth school students as an Politics by tanks and heavy artillery North Vietnamese and Viet Province, 50 to 60 miles to Institute(MYPI) has alternative to standard renewed their written and printed five assaults Cong then planted the southeast, North political science texts, but Sunday along the northern explosives in the building Vietnamese troops poured short booklets concerned Th s one's OK with the political process. that other voters unfamiliar with the system would find coast below Da Nang and created more hazards along and blew it up, killing all inside. more than 1,000 shells into One 10-page book briefly government positions near them valuable. the vital Highway 1. Ijni Van Giesen, a Burlington, Ont. junior, checks out voter registration forms for summarizes the different Spearheaded by the the district towns of Due "Previously, a concerned Official sources said the tanks, hundreds of North Pho and Ba To. ■mistakes at the Michigan Youth Politics Institute (iviYPI) office. The organization has elements of a campaign and citizen could only get the attacks in Quang Tin and Vietnamese troops attacked how Initial field reports said ■printed five short booklets describing political functions which can be found at the they are important. Another book describes political facts through a Quang Ngai provinces were South Vietnamese the most serious assault was RyPI office on Grand River. great expenditure of his part of a harassing operation infantrymen east of Tien at Tien Phuoc, 10 miles State News photo by Nick Jackson county government and the own time and aimed at destroying the Phuoc district town, 40 west of Highway 1. functions of the various energy,"Kruch explained." Saigon government's And even though county credibility in protecting the clerks, local party Tne State News is published Irandf population it claims it by the students of loses confid organizations governmental information for and units local had public controls. Refugees Communist from a Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school terms, and Fridays Mondays, Wednesdays during Summer Term, and a special - occupied Is planned, scrutiny, it was often district in southern Quang Welcome Week edition is published in September. confusing and unclear." to fo young "We pragmatic wanted voters and a to give more Ngai Province said Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops killed more than 40 Subscription rate is $16 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press Inland Daily Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, International, Michigan Press Assn., constitution that the realistic civilians when they Michigan Collegiate Press L1972 NEW YOKK TIMF.S only him and his Free Brandt with a no introduction to politics that Assn. NEWSSI-.KVICE way open to a chancellor in Democratic coalition confidence vote last April apparently refused to office to obtain elections might interest rather than denounce the Saigon Second class, postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. | BONN Chancellor within partner. Foreign Minister 27. He failed by two votes. befuddle them," he said. government. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services piy Brandt lost his a four-year legislative Walter Scheel, in protest Kruch term is to lose confidence stressed the The refugees stated that Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, iliamentary confidence a against the government's L vote. The opposition in the booklets were not devised the Viet Cong and North Michigan, 48823. as he planned, this policy of seeking normal stalemated Parliament to educate the voter about Brandt, elected Vietnamese gathered more ning in the West German relations and treaties with nevertheless acted particular candidates. 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We our fate, and Maybe 0J Charlie Cain, managing editor Service Nixonger, the general had to take his listen to OS[p WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 - We are punishment, of course; and the we don't take to elegance. intelligent men talk like Woodv "sU'nsjbj Bill Holstein, campus editor What next in the Lyndon B. and smile y at another of those increasingly punishment — remember, this is nof *— Bill Whiting, city editor burlesque — was retirement on Nixonger struggle to bring American accustomed to • we. are i commonplace passes in current history Judy Yates, editoral editor when events have outstripped $25,000 per year, substantially tax - blessing to the whole darn world? The guesses will seem ridiculous now. Just men speaking they must be saying comedy'that we'Sj Mike Cody, copy chief burlesque. Morning after morning, free. Lavelle's surrender to the wait six months, and you will read something. * Gary Scharrer, sports editor page one reads like a lunatic's romp Examples abound. "After tho them as fact on page one. Thieu will put together by the Marx Brothers' catastrophic - comic spirit of the age is over, I belie,, th.l not surprising when we consider the probably, soon now, assume the title scriptwriters. that air power helped bring the NnJ Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for There is the case of Gen. Lavell, the absurdities with which he was "Generalissimo," thus claming Vietnamese out of the outstanding journalism. Air Force commander in Vietnam. He surrounded there in Saigon, a place equality with those other great shadow,! bombed as1 he pleased, sometimes in where they used to turn the corner dictators we support in freedom's intransigence into the meaningful negotiations," \\T1 violation of orders. When Gen. Jack D. almost every day, unless there was cause. sa.d J EDITORIALS Ripper in the holocause - burlesque. light that day at the end of the tunnel, It is improbable to anticipate that before the year is out — though not Force general in a the New York Times speech the aumlil "Doctor Strangelove," nuked the which was even better than a comer - other 4 Russians on his own authority, the turning. until after the .... election, u. of .-uun* course -— P°*8 il trenchant? If „ J Council mu Pentagon was outraged with the movie. Most Thieu, recently in Saigon, General who carries the ball for the Air Force will begin bombing the - ■ United States. It is almost inevitable. ■ - . Anyone q meaningful "stening a long time who believes J 1 They said it was an absurd, unfair freedom out there, as they Professor Kissinger will make dramatic negotiation, Ul flights from Paris to Washington for darkened, is what results when a rI undoubtedly say in the National environmental portrait of sober Air Force reality. They said you just couldn't fool the good old ultra - computerized - for - Security Council, has caught the spirit of things. futile negotiations aimed at stopping the wilful Americans from their unloads on him is in for the biwT joke since the children exploding cigar for Christmas. gave hirnll wanton The East Lansing City Council members should also remember 100 - per cent-safety control system. The other day he abolished election noncooperation with j Asia ll in the hamlets and finished closing Generalissimo Thieu's regime. The burlesque is not all in has wisely chosen to do more the shortcomings of previous They said it couldn't be done. And us not so, this being a high - burlesque era of down most of the press. As humor it "Nonsense!" the noble hawk will forget the Republican NaticX research and make a few serious commisssions. cry. Of course it's nonsense. It would Convention, nor the insouciaht ll President Lyndon B. Nixonger, Lavelle was sophomoric in its lack of wit and considerations before deciding The East Lansing Human not be such a certainty if it were not Stein, chief economist did it. subtlety; make war to save freedom by tc Relations Commission was For establishing dictatorship. Low - grade nonsense. President, telling us we are R1UU1 upon the formation of a city making monkeys of his ourselves if environmental unit. While the scheduled to meet three times we think beef pricesTJ gone up, because he has figures during the past summer, but all t] city needs such a facility, it is show otherwise. important that careful planning meetings were canceled because Democrats like of a lack of attendance by burlesque, goes into a decision. Nixonger's first name, after all 1 members apparently suffering Two main options have been from apathy. The city council Lyndon. Right now Sen. McGoveril proposed: Establish a separate getting hero's applause from | environmental quality would be wise to screen bowling classes for saying that wh corporate executive can deduct commission or authorize the prospective candidates for future martini lunch from his income a « commissions, insuring that only tax L planning commission to appoint workingman cannot deduct his huiiil enthusiastic members serve on special committees to study bologna sandwich. each unit. particular problems of the Bologna sandwich? The city council also should Surely environment. senator is having a joke, ilioloJ be careful that an environmental sandwich; baloney. Get it?) Not sij City manager John Patriarche strongly recommends that the quality commission would not World War II has the Ameril planning commission be become another web in a workingman had to lunch on bolol sandwiches, except by perverse choi| authorized to appoint special sticky-fingered bureaucracy. Too Today's bologna eaters are committees to study certain many commissions deal paupers, unemployed and si problems of the environment. ineffectively with problems on misfits whom the workingman is The committee would utilize a hand, and exist only for to dismiss as welfare bums, panel of experts from the publishing meaningless reports. " backing his union's struggle to kj them excluded from membership. community to assist in the study Similarly, the organization of ; . ■" Tomorrow environmental committees some celebrai of specific environmental politicians will promise us a wondeij problems affecting East Lansing. authorized by the planning future again, and we shall belii The city council would commission should be them. Again. well-defined so as not to Bombs away! In the best of ei determine what projects have SECOND AND THIRD WILL NOT BE AWARDED of course. priority on receive funding, and interfere with the city's esthetics planning committees. Two would encourage citizens of the community to express their or committees working in the same POINT OF VIEW concern for the environment at area would only waste taspayers' council meetings. money. The council needs more input from concerned private citizens The committed city council has not itself to either plan Nixon peace ima and agencies interested in yet, pending further preserving the remains of the informational sessions. By BILL and QUESS BARCLAY figures do not include the expanded We are now seeing that the Nixon and local governments turned ovel Supporters for either type of Lansing graduate students air in Laos and Cambodia. mythology not only gives us a false military rule. much-maligned Red Cedar River, war image of the war, but also makes a Thus, while we see it as import and also in fighting problems, environmental unit would do Despite election year mythology Indications now are that dikes have and image creation, this fall is no time been bombed in North Vietnam; that mockery of democracy — both here at to support McGovern in his promisl like traffic-generated noise and well to join forces in organizing a for a halt in work against the war in unauthorized bombing raids went home and that which we are supposed end the war as quickly as possible if pollution caused by emissions really effective environmental Indochina. In fact, opposition to the unpunished by high U.S. military to be "defending" abroad. At home, is elected, we also feel that it ifl from automobiles. The council association. war is more important than ever: First, the Pentagon Papers document two utmost importance to contiT officials; that wanton bombing has to dispel the lies and half-truths that decades of government deception of seperate antiwar activity. WorkingB falsely been called "protective create the myth of Nixon the "peace the American people and the response McGovern alone is not enough* reaction." One third of the Laotian candidate"; second, to clarify the several reasons: (1) Many people! population are now refugees from °f *he government is to prosecute die in Indochina before election tr Brown alters issues involved in the Indochina War; those who made the record public! All American bombing; the entire and third, to prevent Indochina from civilization of the Plain of Jars has our news of the war comes from one January will be too late for too nf being swept under the rug as a side, so we hear only what Washington Indochinese. (2) We must not fcl been destroyed; and virtually all of "nonissue." and Saigon want us to. Veterans of that the impetus for McGovJ Vietnam (save the cities that are Jim Brown seems to have a Well, after losing by 10,000 The Nixon administration is trying packed with refugees from American this very war are the objects of campaign came originally from! to create the image of a war that is repression when they try to voice their anti-war movement. Anti-war fcl short memory. votes in August and vowing not bombing) is now a "free fire zone.'' to almost over — a mere 39,000 ground And despite the withdrawal of ground opposition and even the Democratic must continue to keep the issue ofl In this summer's knock-down, support Chamberlain, Jim troops left in Vietnam, the U.S. party finds itself subject to espionage. war as a primary issue in this elecf Brown changed his mind. troops, air and naval troops stationed drag-out Republican primary, casualty rate at 2 per cent of the 1968 in Thailand, Okinawa, the Philippines, As to the "democracies" we are (3) While we support McGovern il Brown called incumbent Though Chamberlain has not rate; Henry Kissinger demanding peace and on aircraft in the Gulf of Tonkin supporting, just take a look at recent opposition to the war, we feel tha| retracted a campaign accusation everywhere but in Washington. Why, events in Saigon. All pretense of analysis (that the war Congressman Charles up to at least 200,000 Americans Chamberlain several pasty names as Brown demanded, Brown now Nixon might even announce the end of still in the Indochina War. democracy has been abandoned as the mistake") does not look del the war on Nov. 6! Not only is Nixon's image of the Saigon troops have been called upon enough at American society fori and made him out to be Public claims that party allegiance is This image is false. While of this and other problw ground war false, it is calculated to appeal to replace U.S. ground troops: causes war Enemy No. 1. necessary in November and troops have been reduced, forces used racism. While the U.S. casualty rate thousands of students and other foreign and domestic. Thus, we| Challenger Brown sent letters endorses Chamberlain. for naval and air warfare have doubled. that antiwar activity must! The stepped-up air war easily has dropped, casualties among the opponents of the government have combined with an effort to and absentee ballot applications Perhaps it is perplexing to Indochinese population have keen rounded up, jailed and even underj to the home addresses of MSU some that a Republican would counterbalances the effect of troop greatly increased. As former tortured since April; civil servants have and work for change on a broad rT withdrawals for the Indochinese of areas including racism and se» students, encouraging Democrats downplay party unity and solicit ambassador to Saigon, Ellsworth been P'®®®d into military service; We hope that anyone interest* population. The Nixon administration Bunker put it, we have simply changed censorship of the press has been to cross over and support him. Democratic voters in the has dropped more bombs — 3.6 stepped up and all but one opposition working with a group with this kill the skin color of the corpses. Air war, Brown continually insisted that primary, only to change his pitch million tons in Vietnam alone — than especially the automated one the U.S. daily newspaper have been forced out analysis, will cctne to the first® Democrats and independents and call for party allegiance in the Johnson administration did in the fights, greatly increases casualties business by the government; and meeting of Crisis In America (CI® should vote for Brown, even if November. Could Brown have a five previous years (2.8 million Vietnam has now had three tons.) while it dehumanizes the population hamlet elections have been abolished at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 25 in 35 Union J secret below — American pilots fly safely they didn't like him, because plan whereby he endorses times as much bomb tonnage dropped above the land dropping bombs on a Chamberlain was such a bad Chamberlain as tactic for ending on it as was dropped in all theaters of people they cannot see. person. the incumbent's stay in office? war during World War II. And these TWO CENTS WORTH Arab-Israeli feud To the Editor: differentiations behind the various conditions of coexistence in the repressive elements. This combination revolutionary struggles throughout the of revolutionary movements displays Middle East before World War II and It has always been a source of world. I have often witnessed the the major role the Arab governments ignorance of both the individual continual disappointment to me, that combining of the had in causing the Arab refugee NLF, Black struggles and the different goals they the "New Left," present on various Militants, IRA, Arab guerilla are attempting to obtain. A recent problem. Once this assessment is made university campuses, is unable to movements, etc., as a joint effort editorial comment in your paper I would definitely agree that these distinguish between the validity and throughout the world to resist seemed to exemplify another case of poor people were caught in the middle thif combination of various of an unfortunate situation and the movements, without understanding world including all Middle Eastern the specific implications involved. nations must combine together to aid Policy them in their struggle to obtain a free imp John Podulka, in his assessment of the Arab terrorist attacks at the and However, repressor equal opportunity to live. to see Israel as the total and the Arab struggle Olympics, (Sept. 21) and world To the Editor: rather than use "Ms." for both married reaction to these attacks, analogous to the North Vietnamese or displays the anyone else, displays both ignorance I take issue with your stand on the and unmarried females. This common rationalization that the "Ms." controversy. For your stated of the facts and no desire to obtain a suggestion rings truer than yours. I add Palestinians lost their homes due to policy, though that one might employ "Ms." to mean real understanding. workable, does not the guilty conscience of the world. He better a different practice proposed in "Master," signifying a single male. This goes on to imply that while these part by the editor of a magazine — practice should be acceptable; it was attacks cannot be justified, Israel is in Robert Moss name forgotten — I read recently. He e customary. fact a repressor similar to the United agrees that marital status is significant States in Vietnam. I think before such Lansing medical student The wheat is information and offers to use a title an analogy can be made it would be as high as an elephant's eye. indicating marital status of males s." Robert D. Martin worthwhile if Podulka, understood the September 22, 1972 pOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau TOM WICKER A worm) ^ McGovern s and maybe e tou, ostensioi (C) 1972 New York Times News Service he has gone through in order to and Herbert York — have Wo°dy Alle just put out NEW YURK, Sept. 23 Sen. persuade his party and the labor a report that doesn't mention $55 r. we are unions that he is not a fiery radical. ilb|y George S. McGovern is planning some billion. But it blandly promises to cut that intellip "fireside chats" for the near future, Apparently he has had some success "wasteful and dangerous elements" in we a: and well he might. He in that effort, but at considerable cost. the defense budget without mething. senses, probably correctly, that he is not making much Because George McGovern's hard - endangering national security. After the of a personal impact on the core support, the voters, people at the heart 5tory will sh( although the Democrats have been of his campaign, had thought all along • Almost incredibly, this br'n8 the Not recently encouraged by the large that he was a radical, at least in presidential candidate who reached his he shadows crowds he is drawing and by daily contrast to the accepted norms of present eminence through long, the honorable and passionate opposition light evidences that the party and its American two party politics. - >s." said an. traditional labor support are Compromise to the war in Vietnam, and its eech quoted beginning torallyround the candidate. That was much of his appeal — that perpetrators, was willing to reward the other Is it Lyndon Johnson for his lukewarm and di contradictory that McGovern he was candidate so far above the 'nt? If thinks he is not dubious support by stating that "he so( y getting across usual give - and - take of interest group •ong time'a, personally, but that he also is politics, so committed to a stated line inherited that war. He didn't start it. ?ves that He gave up his chance for re - election attracting good crowds and building of action rather than to the bland and ion, lit party unity? Not necessarily; one of deceitful generalities usually heard in in an effort to end it." Can George Its when a B his foremost personal problems is the McGovern, of all people, really believe election years, that his election would, for the that Johnson had no choice but to bigg, long season of compromise and retreat n istmas. gave him ANTHONY LEWIS at last, make much more than George Wallace's proverbial "dime's worth of difference." send a half - million troops to Vietnam? Does he suggest, in the face all in Asia, of the 1968 McCarthy and Kennedy But the process of "moving to the ve blican Natioi insouciant mist are to kiddi Public psyche scar center," which McGovern has either acquiesced in or proved unable to resist, has all but destroyed his above - politics appeal. Specifically: campaigns from which his own derives, that LBJ quit from altruism rather because of political pressure? And if Lyndon Johnson inherited the war and •eef prices ha • isblameless for it, what about Richard (C) 1972 New York Times News what he termed "the superior When rigorous analysis disclosed Nixon? ias figures tl jjjyjce - When a minor official of the articulation of the left." The money that had been "laundered" president has assured us again and the defects in the McGovern scheme to phrase through a Mexican bank. tuman administration was found to expressed the feeling of conservatives again that he was ending American replace the welfare myths with Who is he? But there is urlesque, ,ve taken a deep freeze from a at the time that their viewpoint was more than that in the involvement, even while intensifying :$1'000 Peru * P*rso" guaranteed No one can deny the necessity, after after all, iror seeker, or his wife a fur coat, the present public indifference to • the destruction of Indochina. income plan, he prudently abandoned Miami Beach, for !, not getting adequate expression, at George McGovern to n. McGov< XKintry rang with cries of scandal and least in corruption of authority and of No poeple can survive eight years of that specific proposal. But instead of have sought party unity: no one can some parts of the press. democracy. There is something very ,. ... ... ise from corruption. Old-fashioned liberals feel a similar such deceit without a mark on their contin"'ng to insist on the principle deny, either, the constant necessity in ing that whil In the Nixon administration, the frustration now as they see Nixon sail strange and disturbing in this collective psyche. Among millions of involved — that of income a plural society for political n deduct jistant attorney general in charge of country: A deadened quality, an end Americans, the hope of maintenance, not only for welfare compromise. But at some point smoothly on through scandals that to changing income tax, ie Justice Dept.'s criminal division would have sunk caring. official policy has been crushed. recipients but for the working poor — compromise becomes flight, and if the a Democratic In he retreated all the way to the New luct his hum - the man meant to be one of the presidency. Newsweek, Stewart Alsop writes Millions have become desensitized to senator is wondering why he is making of the Watergate Affair, the Deal, with a tripartite proposal for country's main watchdogs against Just imagine a Democratic Justice bugging the fact of death so little personal impact on the voters, corruption and crime - - was found to and burglary of Democratic A public service jobs, expanded social it may well be because many people Dept. settling a great antitrust suit young man writes of "the Surely taken a $30,000 loan from a after the defendant headquarters. It reached into the contagion of acceptance" and its security coverage, and more cash for no longer can be sure who he is or oke. (Bok corporation made White House, he those welfare. That is not welfare in a Texas bank scandal. His . . , says; "It was iust danger to the United States. "What on where he stands. it?) Not sjek-ESTZ „ Imagine the r„h,r2 , . Agnation caused hardly a ripple. . the Amerii convention. department *«** «*. that has happened in happens," he asks, "when a people relorm but more we'fa"sm'Jind. * * It may be that political success in ich on When an over-zealous FBI agent being evasive when asked questions, Washington attend only to the surface of their not I""ch improved by the bland America still requires a candidate to since Joe promising "careful >erverse choi iwoke a newspaper reporter at night in and a principal official giving McCarthy was in his everyday lives and of their country, generality avoid strong positions and play to the heyday." Yet nobody seems to care; of income ters are Ik Kennedy administration's contradictory explanations, and then and ignore the unsettling truths? What study prejudices of the voters. But if so, with concern, Alsop asks for and si ivestigation of steel price increases, the whole affair blowing quietly why. But he happens when a people believe that maintenance low - and McGovern has no hope of beating does not look at the deepest reasons moderate " income ^ lie incident was treated in some war is peace? What happens when - "" persons. ngman is lik away. . . but it is unimaginable. for cynicism among Americans and Nixon at that game; and anyway, there ordinary people, without evil or hate, Back there in the primary quarters like a storm troopers' raid. It is not just the case of the is growing evidence that millions of bums, In this administration a Harvard despair. come finally to support a policy which campaigns, McGovern — relying on International Telephone and Telegraph Americans are sick and tired of politics •uggle to k< law School professor who had looked For nearly eight years, now, the annihilates another people at no cost one of the best campaign documents Co. It is the change in official milk and politicans as usual, with their mbership. ito the records of three possible United States has been massively to themselves?" of the year, his "alternative defense celebrai price policy after political gifts. It is promises, their evasions, their iminees to the Supreme Court was the engaged in a war in Southeast Asia. When a minor official of the budget" - was going to reduce annual us a wonder slippery handling of the Soviet One president got us into that war Truman administration was found to defense spending to about $55 billion, pretensions, and their failures. shall belii luestioned three times by FBI agents. grain deal. It is the burglary and without have taken a deep freeze from a How many Americans have even heard ever telling the public that he That figure is not much heard So come home, George McGovern, bugging of Democratic headquarters, was doing so, indeed while giving favor-seeker, his wife a fur coat, tlie in those fireside chats you're of that episode? the payment of those who did that or nowadays, and the current McGovern planning. best of caus repeated assurances that the American Arthur Krock wrote years ago of country rang with cries of scandal and defense advisers — headed by Pentagon You were doing better when you dirty work with Republican campaign role not veterans Clark Clifford, Paul Warneke was changing. Another corruption. seemed to be your own man. ite USED BOOKS FOR UNDERGRADS turned ove i ti as impor his promis Don't Buy New until you've checked us for USED. is possible" I that it to contl Check your schedule agninst the sample USED BOOK stock below: y. 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An 18 - month - old ribald songs to student listeners. adcast of a double slaying in a Her Father, Richard girl had been living with infant was found slain with College official's efforts to make the seer* South Side park turned Pilewicz, had identified one friends for the past month. one of the victims. None of enterprise a little less colorful brought ah™ herself in to police Sunday. of two bodies found She read a the crimes has been solved. newspaper WKAR, MSU's full-time AM and FM V»Hi Police said Rosemarie Saturday in Washington account of the slayings and Police said there was no station. aa'° Pilewicz, missing since Aug. Park as Rosemarie. The didn't want to cause her identification on either 10, stopped two officers in other girl was not identified. parents any more grief, body. But authorities said Gathering together 150 of the static At the police station, Roth said. previous disc jockeys, managers, Violet The two bodies, both they were trying to decipher WKAR celebrated its 50th and encinp«S Pilewicz told year of operation the slain shot once in the back of the seven numbers written on dinner Friday night at the a. ' newsmen girl and the hand of one victim. University Club. her daughter "were just like head, were discovered by a They refused to elaborate. Robert Coleman, the station's general twins." jogger manager Saturday near a Police said there was no from 1934 to 1958, was the featured speaker He "Even the earrings were baseball field in the park. recalled the early days when sign of a struggle at the Engineering the same," she said. Their fully clothed bodies elevators had to be shut off so the Building park. They were uncertain station eould Mrs. Pilewicz told police were lying in a "V" with whether the girls were killed broadcast out of its feet almost touching. burlap-draped studio. Saturday her daughter ahd in the park or elsewhere. contacted her several times Their deaths brought to "We made many friends and Both victims were shot with few enemies c a .32 — caliber revolver, police said, but no Ijjuess that meant 'mission accomplished,'"' h° weapon ©Peter Sellers, ^ was found. Meawhile, police Skokie, a northern Chicago suburb, awaited an autopsy in WKAR celebrated Friday. Gathered for anniversary its 50th year the occasion of broadcasting were Robert J. The Michigan Assn. of Broadcasters WKAR general manager Richard plaque honoring the stations's 50 years of The plaque will be offices. displayed in the station's presented Estell with a service report on a 15 - year • old girl found near a cemetery Coleman, station manager from 1934-58; Richard WKAR's actual anniversary took Estell, present station manager; and David Littleton, place on Friday. Identification of the 18, but planners waited until out-of-state Aug badly decomposed body of public relations director. could make it guests a full weekend visit with Amy Alden, missing since State News photo by Milton Horst. a football game. Sept. 6., was made through dental records. CONTROLS UNDER STUDY No profit rule WASHINGTON (AP) - without specifying what The community when first possible alternations have changed in any way Price Commission near future is. adopted, restricts companies been discussed. economy moves closer "TAIL OF THE expects to make no changes Asked about recent to a profit margin based These on include changing the point that dem in its profit - margin rule in speculation that the the best two of the last the base period on which inflation will BEARDED the near future, Chairman commission might change three fiscal the become C. Jackson Grayson Jr. says, years. The permissible margin is problem. Some econoit CLAM" the rule, Grayson said in an margin is figured as a figured, using an industry - see that as a interview that "we do not Color at 9:00 percentage of sales. by - industry rather than a problem next A MERIDIAN 4 THEATRES have any direct proposal under active consideration.'" Grayson commission is said looking into the general modifying rules approach, and on mergers "We aren't Grayson said. "Right year. there yi The rule, widely the possible impact the rule One of the a"d investitures. don't think it's most criticized by the business may have on We're daring, ' profits. He said aware of the danger." But, he ad original, and problems created by the "we've got to think ab< totally rule, but we don't expect rules to consider." fascinating pictures ever made TONIGHT any change in the near future," he said. Asked if now isn't time to make solid plans He said that fears said that "I don't think in expressed by businessmen that dangerous . earlier in the year that the still 109 ANTHONY profit margin restraints economy. got slack would harm the economic rated xxx, ADULTS Grayson sldestepp recovery have proved to be questions on when ONLY STUDENT — NO INFANTS. DISCOUNT ADMISSION $1.00 unjustified. 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Presumably, in providing under the of educational develoDment programs and a spokesman development on University cable We will continue to do so." conflict ordinances because have drop applied to married housing "city always well. Davis said National Cable jubscribers to National city ordinance, married communications, indicated Davis related he did not areas." has been unwilling to able Co. may receive an housing subscribers would Sunday that MSU would believe a conflict of consider married housing an Expected bonus from have to pay less than the like to see the rates charged jurisdiction exists between Davis apartment complex since it St Lansing's new cable current $5 per month since in married housing lowered. University and city policy. indicated he did not hee how National Cable must collect from each communication ordinance. they live in multiple "The University has pushed very hard to get the could sign a new contract individual subscriber. The Though the ordinance dwelling housing. He said as long as the with the new ordinance, he nrovides for the University Robert H. Davis, director rates in married question is confined city without cautioned, may not clear up housing to realizing it would apply to I tie into the cable system, reduced to reflect its nature. married housing there is no the question of what is an married housing rates it also appears that the as apartment complex. U* N"10"" IN STUDY OF U.S. Cable charges may be TEENS '"currently, National Cable charges subscribers $5 per month under provisions of a Sex habits 10 - year contract signed in e However, new the wording of city ordinance ,"necifically includes MSU in ByJVIAUREEN State News Staff Writer Sexual behavior McDONALD among found that sexual behavior simply had not changed significantly. activities in a proportion than any other area. higher unchanged of boys and girls between 15 and 19, and the 1948 every age, girls reported less incidence of mid - American teenagers Upper - income teens Kinsey report of adolescent l£ provisions. City has not Moreover, the professors usually lead the soft-drug sex activity, but their rates changed dramatically concluded data. of progression to greater sex Councilman George Colburn that soft drugs in 24 years according to two usage list. Their usage had a questions on sex activity closely matched said late last week that the MSU strong Findings on sexual social science correlation to activity ranged from holding that of the boys. intended purpose of this is professors. "sexing, behavior were compared to hands and light petting "at to force National Cable to drinking and smoking." those of a 1943 middle Vener said women have "Teenagers When the same data was - which girls demonstrated lower the rates it charges are having American survey done by been making a slight coital experiences in much broken down by income the sexual inhibitions married housing in the same and Ramsey of 291 middle - associated with the headway in sexual activity. percentages population accordance with the yesteryear," Arthur M. size, the researchers found that small class males between the ages traditional double "If a change is to come in ordinance. of 10 and 20, the 1965 sexual activity, women will Vener said in standard," to intercourse Rate provisions in the interview, - town teens engage in coital British survey by Schofield be the ones to do it," Vener "but they seem to have less with one or more partners. Ul!w ordinance take into guilt doing it." said. "Men have stayed Account the nature of the Vener's colleague, Cyrus pretty much within the housing that receive the jervice. The reationale is for multiple dwellings to pay S. sex Stewart, quipped that "every generation discovers all for itself Viet jet crash kills 10f status quo." Of the total 4,220 males - just as and females interviewed, their parents did." 88.8 percent said they had College shifts comm offices Vener and Stewart based their findings on a 1969 sample of junior and senior high school students in including 1 American SAIGON (AP) - An Air based in held hands, and 19.3 per cent said they had in intercourse. engaged Saigon. He is eight passengers and five three west shore Vietnam DC4 crashed near survived Michigan by his widow, Eva, crewmen. A stewardess was the town of Ben Cat, to Auditorium communities. White, miles northwest of Saigon 5 and two daughters, Jean, 18, and Patti, 17, all of Colorado one of the three survivors. noncollege, Ben Cat is in an area in The College pf nonmetropolitan students in on Saturday, killing 10 of Springs. which Viet Cong and North Communications Arts has the middle the 13 persons - income bracket aboard, Air Vietnam reported the Vietnamese moved its offices from 422 including an American, the activity has were interviewed. three injured survivors were South recently been on the South Kedzie Hall to 113 Vener and Stewart had Vietnamese airline in critical condition. increase but there was no Auditorium. riginally intended to immediate indication that A spokesman for the The four-engine civilian the crash was caused by dean's office explained the relocation as an attempt "to between drugs Te"Alcohol Agency for International airliner was on a scheduled enemy action. and tobacco But'because Development identified the flight from the Laotian make the college offices tha the most recent study -..J., of dead American as Edward capital of Vientiane to accessible to more sexual behavior among G,r a property ProPeriy Saigon when it came down itudents." of the college middle American teens - waf °ffker W'-th the Colorado Springs, Colo. a?ency' of Saturday evening two miles from Ben Cat. Air Vietnam art ensemble of chicago done in 1948, they felt they jh special concert and the student affairs needed to examine the Hines, a retired Army reported the cause of the ^j this thursday ~ office are now located in . sexual behavior of . . , captain had worked for the crash was unknown but an JJabrams planetariumL he northwest corner of the young sjnce 1%7 people for themselves. They inquiry has begun. Auditorium. supply - — officer and was last The plane was carrying ★★★★★★★ 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, September 25, i972 NIXON ADVISER'S TALK U.S. war position defended ill By KATHERINE NEILSEN owl" in his job. added. "I'll carry a picket Hanoi often during the talk "What about that?" m State News Staff Writer "I've never met a moral sign saying 'U.S. get out of session In Wilson Droge asked. A Nixon Vietnam adviser war. . . but the thing that Vietnam,' as long as the Auditorium. Friday called North might be moral are the other side says 'Hanoi get While life in the South is Vietnam's official line on principals that survive a out too.'" The small audience confused and the war a "monomania of war," Droge said, an U.S. Droge, a 20 - year veteran consisted of a community uncertain, southerner; know old men." Agency for International of government service who development class and a few they have a little bit more Dolf Droge, a 44-year-old Development employe on has lived in Vietnam, Laos visitors. than those in the North, Indochina loan to the Nixon and Thailand and speaks Droge said. specialist, The Vietnamese described himself as neither administration. Vietnamese, defended the a dove nor hawk, but "an "I'm against the war," he United States and criticised traditionally have a Also the South passionate love of family Vietnamese regime recently land ownership and self instituted some land government in the village reforms that have Harvard dean that communism, also conflicts adviser Droge to with said, former resulted conditions in for improved rural President Johnson. dwellers, he said. shot dead in Communism is also alien* to the Vietnamese because He described the South Vietnamese as willing to defend themselves against Nixon ften MSU tiidents who tire of them - and are placed in "Racism and quality education are the real State News photo by Dave Mendrea issues," she said. "Millions of student s ISEEKS HOMES FOR STRAYS of school children in this country ride buses everyday M. Robert Carr, Democratic candidate for Congress in and this has been an the 6th District, will speak before an organizing meetine of accepted part of school Students for Carr, 7 p.m., Tuesday in 30 Union Shelter consolidation. It is only Carr, a 29 - year - old East Lansing seldom when busing has involved head of the attorney attorney and former racial desegregation that it general's Task Force on the Environment, is vying for the seat of Republican has become such a volatile Congressman Charles E. Chamberlain, issue." The Democratic PADOI TUDMAC candidate will address | By CAROL THOMAS .Kx. /. "All too many whites prospective J State News Staff Writer in comic strips, the evil pjss&zi aswasas day - nearly 50 dogs and the fall because owners find cage and moaned, "Oh, no," at another litter of tiny cats. Puppies and kittens are kept in cages, while older who talk about 'costs' and 'community schools' are supporters and interested students on the issues of the in Vietnam, unemployment, tax reform, the environment, youth participation in politics, and what he war calls his ■dogcatcher spends his time cats and assorted other it easier to get a new one for dogs are housed in indoor - really saying that they don't opponent's lack of full time service. - ■swooping down on lovable animals. the season instead of feed Eight animal control outdoor kennels. ■mutts and carrying them off "We'd have a full house the other one all officers who spend their Sick animals are kept Ifith a villainous "nyah - ha in three days and then winter, he time out on the in a what road, plus locked isolation room I-ha." would explained. two shelter maintenance to do?" he said. ON SALE we n real life, Ingham A/<. . . .. . .. , "The worst happens men assist the director and a keep diseases from ■County's eight dogcatchers removing novinp t°>t hnthprsnmo bothersome ! °f stray when people either develop part - time veterinarian in spreading to all the dogs and cats. ■do very little "swooping," animals ^ ^ ^ ^ caring for the animals ■tnimal shelter director ■Joseph L. Olden says. the remove from staff members must dead animals from circulation, long for the dog to come home and then come shelter. in the Wincing slightly walked past a cage with a as he FAMOUS NAME BRAND SHOES I Dogs, cats, ponies, goats, the highways and roaring in here to demand investigate bedraggled bird in it Sport & Casual Styles their dog back and we ■chickens, ducks and garter bite cases. . . . Stolen (thought to be a chicken) |nakes arrive daily at the Dutchess, a yowling destroyed the dog yesterday," he said. trophy Olden shook his head and I shelter located in Siamese cat sat in a corner laughed. ■Mason, Owners leaves cabin [breaks,residents and during many term of the cage labeled "bite case." The cat was being confined . pfte "Just pay . retrieving their . a fee of $4 - . with a smile "With goats and ponies and now a chicken, I think $g9o t0 $129° s are pets for 10 days in the shelter PlusJ*,ar°omand we're running a farm here." ■ibandoned by MSU ■itudents. because her to keep . . V . owners her after she bit a . refused fb.oard'. w,he" they P,ck UP ^e animal If a new owner ic talnna taking "°.n hnmo t ho r\«f home the pet, o MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) The dogcatchers (who Values Up to $2700 I "People just can't take neighbor's child. a Sheriff's officers in — Any don't wear white uniforms ir pets home with them, animal who has bitten a rables license is shot new Missoula were investigating or use big nets) run a great o they turn them loose," human must be confined to .... required, - bringing the case of the "happy risk of being bitten or . , , - ■Olden said. rule out the possibility of the toM'cost of a dog c deer" Wednesday. mauled when bringing in J H Maintenance staff people , . . rabies, he said. . . nnnnv t c\ annmvimatol George Drinville told large animals, Olden said. |ind campus police usually Looking out over pens of authorities that burglars The only protection most und up the strays, then dogs ranging in breed from broke into his cabin near men use is heavy gloves. Some people think ill the shelter to pick them poodle to Saint Bernard, Clinton and made off with a we ■up, he added. many of which were re-charging a lot for mutt," he chuckled," but I a mounted deer head, "How long does a glove Asked for last with irate J Animals brought to the destroyed the next day, he a description an welter from all ■County are over Ingham kept for patted Doberman. w i o p I i n 0 just ,et them take through one of the pet 3 stro11 of the missing trophy, Drinville replied, "it had a Doberman?" Olden asked. SHOES >THINGS fproximately a week so "Every animal in here shops in the malls." smile on its face." Shoryn Ryu it an anxious owner can belonged to somebody," he ■retrieve a lost pet, but after said. "People didn't care Kittens only cost $2 to Karate We Accept take home, since they ■th« grace period, the anymore." Who says news Parties interested BANKAmmcaro luimals are either sold or Most people who require only shots. Cage after cage of striped, Call Harold at 229 MAC ■tetroyed at the shelter. abandon their pets do so has to be bad 626-2290 after 10 p.m T "We sell a large number spotted, long - haired and because the animal proves to be lof our puppies and kittens," short - haired kittens peered good? to be too expensive. Many out as Olden glanced into a Ik said. "People will come ■io looking, then put in a Inquest when the waiting ■period is up. They're usually ■niting at the door when we ■ay they can pick up the ■pet." □ Several pens at the ■fairgrounds had to be |hstily added to the wm-/ s facilities last week n two ponies and four ■fiatsarrived suddenly. ■ "How do you lose fcthing that big," Olden ■jughed as he shook his ■tad. GOOD Many people JWticism at have leveled the shelter for ■wtroying unclaimed pets ■"tad of trying to give ■®em away as the Humane ■wiety does. Oct. 7 | Olden pointed to the tickets on sale TODAY rent a T\/ ★ Marshall's (9:30 a.m.) $23.00 per term I F'« Service ^ per ★ Campbell's (9:00 a.m.) l'Mdr|,Vriy $9.50 Lnth I NEJAC PANTS TV RENTALS * Union (8:00 a.m.) FALL IS A SPECIAL TIME- CHECK OUR FALL SPECIALS! Lunch Dinner grilled cheese sandwich meatloaf MON. ^ 1 in *509 cup of soup .o5 mashed potatoes -4> 1.1U green beans 9/25 TUES. shaved beef on hard roll gg beef stroganoff w/noodles cup of soup tossed salad 9/26 WED. cup of soup .95 Lasagna w/garlic bread $1.10 hot pastrami on hard roll tossed salad 9/27 THURS. MIDWEST IE0USEB EXCHANGE Swedish meatballs w/noodles qn of soup cup ^ on|on ro|| .95 buttered broccoli 9/28 521 E. Grand River-E. french fried perch a. FRI. ln Lansing hot beef sandwich w/gravy 95 mashed potatoes 3>I.!U buttered carrots 9/29 HOURS: 309 S. Wishington Ave.-Lansing Union Cafeteria NOON: 11:16 1:15 Lower Level, Union Building EVE: 5:00 -7:00 SUN: 12:00-2:00 THE $5°° STORES 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, September 2 Senior wins $50 for research paper for economics majors at one journal recent material, and programs for the poor. He attempts to reveal the By GARY KORRECK chairman of the selection serves as most economics dub tak. time," Saks said, "but most encouragement." the authors themselves deficiencies In Medicaid State News Staff Writer committee. of students could The articles in the present MacDonald also worked program by integrating field journal," ° Martin Lowry, Baltimore, "We had an anonymous our never possess a background of commented, "ft get into it so we dropped journal range from a study involvement In in the emergency room of research into his study, a Md. senoir, has been donor," Saks explained." 8®em they've "who provided with the requirement." of government action contemporary society. St. Lawrence Hospital for technique Saks indicated interested awarded a $50 cash prize us He added, "Logically, the 18 months and credits this was lacking in many of the eno . « regarding water pollution, for his paper on "Allocation of Resources in the money encouragement." and best papers are those of by Marcy, to MacDonald's Baranek has worked for a experience as being the currect undergraduate promoting activity* ln ( The journal received its students who are really "Medicaid and the social science research inspiration for his paper. A reports. the Lansing School District" interested. We'd like to see Emergency Room." which appears in volume wings last year through the students do their own The bibliographies center in Washington, D.C. MacDonald has number of his also been obtained sources have "Eventually, we'd like to Copies of the journ#l J two of the MSU Economist, efforts of Saks and three of more indicate the and through available, free of c£l a journal of undergraduate his colleagues in the Dept. research and we hope the use of only the participated in volunteer his work. see the undergraduate 101 Marshall Hall ^1 of Economics: Mitch papers. Book awards for articles Stengel, Larry Officer and Head Jan Kmenta. Start appearing in the journal will help Its purpose is to go to Paul R. Baranek, Bay City junior; John "encourage good MacDonald, Flint senior; undergraduate writing, to Belinda Marcy, Freeland provide models of such senior; and Les Starr, writing, and to show that By TONI PELLILLO a strange classroom was no fun. And how program will forego such problems because - whether you're term papers can be both an electrical engineer! Parma, Ohio graduate State News Staff Writer about the impossible tasks you classrooms, books, teachers and simple or elementary education major", student. interesting and pertinent," Remember crying endlessly when mom encountered — like tying a shoelace or tasks are already familiar to them. added. ' ' the introduction says. dragged you to your first day of This is the first year learning how to put on rubber boots? Designed to aid children coming from Another requirement is that "There was an English kindergarten? But those preschool children involved in low income families with you », prizes ahve been awarded, educationally spare three - and - one half hours exposition course required Leaving your friends and toys behind for Lansing East Lansing's Head Start disadvantaged backgrounds, the federally — - J according to Donald Saks, — week between 8 a.m. and 4:30 D\J_ funded project provides a head start to Monday through Friday. The Msfl classroom experience. Volunteer Bureau Teachers and aides for 235 Lansing - East transportation to most is arran'siJ of the ST Lansing preschool children will be sel¬ elementary schools involved. One cent] ected and paid by the Capitol Area the Spartan Day Care Center, is located J Economic Opportunity Committee, Inc., a campus. t branch of the federal Office of Economic Volunteers Opportunity. But volunteers to assist them are expected to working for one academic year, from 0 contij are still desperately needed, Kathy Powers, 9 to May 25. The Head Start cen student coordinator for Head Start recognize school vacations and allow ^ volunteers, said. She hopes to interest 70 time for finals week. . volunteers. 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As luck 11; ..<• oc completing 16 of 26 for ooo yards. He artfully picked 239 r .• o frantic fourth quarter surge, the River Rouge I t»_ going to have one. I'm just glad it came today and not ir would have it, Marv Roberts apart the Spartan secondary The ball game ended on quarterback clicked for five the ni" during ,l" Ten season."" Big rr°" missed the extra point. and, with the exception of of his game total eight the first Georgia Tech play Statistically, it was the In the next Spartan one 11-yard loss late in the completions. But in all Spartans' ball game. They from scrimmage. series, Daugherty installed second quarter, eluded the fairness to Mihaiu, many bested the Yellow Jackets Quarterback Eddie sophomore fullback Arnold Spartan rush and often had sure in virtually every category McAshan faked a draw play, receptions were Morgado who paid four complete seconds to dropped by the receiving except passing as their dropped back to pass and immediate dividents. On a get the ball off. corps. fourth quarter surge beefed hit rabbit-footed split end third down and 23 In addition to the first DuPree hed the receivers up the stats. Jim Robinson with a bomb situation, George Mihaiu touchdown pass, McAshan with three catches for 65 covering 77 yards and a sorted through a massive sizzled the Spartan yards. MSU outclassed Tech in Y Yellow Jacket 7-0 lead. defensive airways Georgia Tech rush and hit for a "We never had good field the first downs column, me," The game was only three Morgado in the left flats 36-yard scoring strike to position," Daugherty 19-15, while grinding out «r coul i and one—half minutes old at with a pass. Morgado, whose Robinson late in the third the time, but it was over for explained after the game. 219 yards rushing to their ». I d 5-11, 193-pound frame quarter for the margin of "We started inside our own opponent's surprisingly jd havt all practical purposes. leaves him on the small side difference. Reserve halfback 25 almost everytime. (MSU small sum of 96 yards. And "They shocked us on the for fullbacks, danced on the Kevin McNamara scored the tiger." had nine of 16 possessions in return yardage, the The pro| first play and we stayed in a sidelines, eluding tacklers middle touchdown early in originating from inside the Spartans-thanks largely to irough tl state of shock for the rest of enroute to a 72-gain to the the second quarter after 25.) When you're starting the Simpson's 74-yard omen game," MSU coach Yellow Jacket three- - only taking a pitchout from back on your 20, that's a ordit scamper-chalked up 245 Duffy Daugherty said. to be told be stepped out of McAshan 11 yards from pay long 80 I yards to cover. yards to Georgia Tech's n s u Though the final score was 21-16, MSU was never bounds after covering only 13 of the 72 yards. dirt. The Spartan offense was When we punt, they did were a forced to good job of 101. But McAshan's mastery Hawaiian flash oinniissi resident V on the same field with Mihaiu connected with inconsistent at best. MSU returning them — they have accounted for 239 yards in Although not appearing until late in the game, Arnold We g Georgia Tech for the better tight end Billy Joe DuPree couldn't get to the outside Morgado excited an excellent return man the air, while the Spartans otherwise quiet, record - breaking, home ingestions part of the day. Only with for 22 yards on fourth opening crowd of 77,141 with f| quick enough for the (Randy Rhino) — and kept were able to muster only running on several pass receptions and a 25 yard touchdown ind also > seven minutes remaining did down and 12 to keep the halfbacks to break any long us buried in our own zone. 137. - scamper. 35 " mith (th< the Spartans resemble any march State News photo going. Four plays gainers. Mihaiu was the sole "We just weren t the by Benji Armstrc rector) a semblence of a football later, Morgado scampered same team this week that running threat, reeling off Becom team. Bill Simpson, who lost 25 yards around left end for the touchdown. 147 yards. But Mihaiu also ran up 48 we couldn't were last week. We IN OPENING MEET ;hletic d yards in losses, get untracked," ian just a the 77-yard foot race with But, offensive line as mostly from blocking lapses Daugherty added. avis, Robinson the first S' on coach Joe Carruthers put it, An harriers on passing plays. opening day, record Yellow Jacket score, it too little too late. The passing game just was setting crowd of 77,141 sparked MSU with a McAshan had his greatest wasn't there. The heavy watched as the Spartans dazzling 74-yard punt day as a collegian, Georgia Tech rush often dropped their record to 1-1, forced Mihaiu to throw the- while Tech advanced to a ball up for grabs, evident in 2-1 standing. Defending Big Ten cross country champion, Michigan next two positions to represent the best times 0 the statistics with Mihaiu "We just had a bad day." State, in it's first meet of the season, was defeated Saturday Spartans. Kilpatrick's time was 25:08 while Cool by Miami University, 21-36, at the Miami course, in merely a second behind his teammate. suffering three cornerback Paul Hayner said Oxford, Ohio. interceptions. afterwards. Popejoy and Rob Cool, two runners who were cou Mihaiu "Everybody is on heavily in the completed only one pass in Spartan attack, ran disappointing! The Spartans were decided underdogs in the contest, the Cool finished tenth with a time of y.... • 26:09 while Pope R the entire first half. In the Lacrosse Miami squad having a two week jump in conditioning on time of 26:18 was good enough for twelfth place. ppointmen Lam a i MSU. And the Spartans soon sound out the Gibbard was undaunted by the MSU A AN All eligible interested in trying out for students of such an edge. "They were consequences much farther advanced than we were," Jim "We'll be better next week," Gibbard. said. loss, I "They had running for four weeks and we had only been togethe the MSU lacrosse team Gibbard, MSU cross country coach said."And in addition. two, so we'll be a lot tougher," he predicted. should plan on attending an Ken Popejoy and Rob Cool didn't come Other Spartans who finished along as well as we near the top were introductory meeting 7 p.m. had hoped." Teddy, eighth, running a 25:24 race; Ed Griffis, elevi E ALTERNATIVE Tuesday, 215 Men's Bldg. Experience is necessary. IM not The Miami duo of Bob Reef and Dean Reinke took the top two spots respectively, Reefs winning time at 24:55.5. Randy Kilpatrick and Ron Cool of MSU nailed down the completing the circuit with a 26:10, and Rich Bruce, 27:26 finish was good enough for fifteenth. MSU faces Notre Dame Friday at home. S LIFESTYLE N I T I E S Many people have been led to believe that all banks are pretty much the same. They couldn't be more wrong. see for yourself Banks offer services and these services do differ. So you should compare first before putting your money RUSH in one place. You may find a better bank. For example, how many locations does your bank Sept. 25, 26, 27, 28 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 Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Kappa 332 - 0834 Lansing State Bank 332 5048 is open Monday through Saturday from nine till five. 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East Triangle 332 - - 2563 3563 Lansing State Bank, your hometown bank away from home. Member: F.D.I.C. These houses will be open through J Chilling. I Strawberr Thursday 7-10 p.m. Call for rides Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, September 25, 1972 17 SPORTS 'omen to benefit GT passing mder new setup to By STEVE STEIN Yellow "He's a great athlete who "MSU Ja really strong up BvGARYKORRECK the demand schedule teams that State News Sports Writer has had his ups and downs front." was Z, News Staff Writer know are weaker than us. we As far as the MSU because he's had to carol Davis' We want to football team is concerned, Already the outlines overcome a lot of things. As The 38 - year - old head itintion as women's for a go where the tennis team and a track competition is." Georgia Tech quarterback you know, Eddie was the coach, only the fifth in director of MSU and Eddie McAshen should have first black quarterback at a field team have been laid Georgia Tech football official, the program out. Davis credited the Davis said she would not picked another day to play Southern school," Fulcher history, said he believed begin functioning as an seek to develop in new areas the best game of his commented, that MSU had fine Olympics as having a of the University. a "just for the sake of collegiate career. The Tech coach gave football team. positive influence on the having We have been working another team." McAshan (Pronounced credit to head offensive program, commenting, "It's .wards this for a long Mashan), the holder of most coach Steve Sloan for "They showed me a lot - Davis said, "but we socially acceptable now for The increased of class with that financial of the Yellow Jackets McAshan'sperformance, great women to could get an ear, until compete allotment allows for more passing records, riddled the "Coach Sloan has build comeback," he commented. I don't think they athletically. travel as well as uniforms Spartan secondary great confidence in Eddie," have ignored us any for the teams, ''Everything went "But I think though Davis Saturday, completing 16 of Fulcher said. to added there has been no 26 passes, good for 239 according to our game plan eventually build McAshan, who was S '"\r ihe program got its wings pfforts of the just for women's a facility athletics is schedule expansion because of the yards and two touchdowns, awarded the game ball, except for the final seven minutes, but I think that we !™0l °LT unfair," she added, new budget. both to tiny 5 foot 9 inch noted that the reason he put took the game to them." men coaches who, building should be planned "I just want to maintain 160 - pound split end Jim the ball into the air so often ■cording to Davis, Another Robinson. including in the fourth Fulcher, whose first game onsu lted with a for total participation University and that what now," we already have for she Completion Tech's first year coach quarter with a substantial as a college coach was a said, "and ^mission set up by includes for the IM and improve were we can or add Georgia Tech wide receiver Jim Owings gathers in an Jim Fulcher, admitting he lead was that he was "trying disasterous 34 - 3 loss to Resident Wharton. Eddie McAshan pass in front of Spartan defender was still "a little numb" to take Tennessee on national physical education as the demand increases advantage of the i^e gave them our programs." while Mark IMiesen. It was one of 16 completions in 26 from his team's 21 - 16 weak MSU secondary, television, said that his team a ingestions, she explained, maintaining the triumph, said "It was as "Brad Van Pelt the played "relaxed and with 1 with quality of attempts for quarterback McAshan. was flajhin yd also worked with Burt our existing fine a game as Eddie has confidence. , u Davis added that she was program." State News photo by Bruce Remington key to our passing attack," mith (the men s athletic satisfied with the efforts of ever played. the Gainsville, Fla., native "This was a key game for rector) and Gail Mlkles. the current scheduling said. "I threw the ball away us. I considered this the Becoming women s committee and with the from where he was playing hletic director is more an just a Big Ten first to areas on which now compete. the women FUMBLES HURT, 16-9 all afternoon." stepping stone for the team having a great year," he who considered When asked about the 77 concluded. erself more in step rather As far as regulations for - yard touchdown bomb he Tech, now 2 - 1, goes S' J Vs threw to Robinson on pacesetter. Her participants go, Davis said drop a back home to Atlanta to Tech's first play from ppointment more they are similar to those in iportantly makes her an effect for men: good iministrator to a budget standing in the University, u described as "about 10 full - time student and By STEVE STEIN stanza on Wolverine Dan 64 yards opener with Bradon which is made up of scrimmage, McAshan smiled and said that it on was decided Monday to use that play play Rice and Clemson and to eagerly await their yearly rematch with Georgia Dec. 2 at Georgia. State News Sports Writer and see if they could shock mes what we got for the amateur status. Jilek's three-yard gallop for Barber Fumbles played a key catching three for freshman, sophomores and the Spartans. omen's program a touchdown, 24 yards and Anderson There will be role Friday as the MSU JV juniors who do not dress for $50,000." Michigan Hips no c about failed on the snagging one for 31. the varsity game that Both Fulcher and Davis said that her scholarship program football team dropped its extra point attempt and the The game i is the first of weekend, McAshan were quite TV RENTALS n available for women ffrst game of the season, Spartans back to ppointment would give the athletes, though, and Davis 16-9 to came score the six for the MSU will take on Big Ten impressed with the MSU $23.00 per term V logram a central office for Michigan in Ann John Wallisch's 42-yard indicated that it was neither Arbor. on with only 2:03 to go in newly-formed JV squad, foe Northwestern Saturday defense against the rush. JMEE »-5o Kh duties as receiving or run ibmitting complaints as . imminent nor necessary, The Spartans fumbled the the game, only to have the at Dyche Stadium in "We thought we could NEJAC TV RENTALS I ball six Evanston, 111., and then will the ball better," the 337-1300 appropriating and times, losing extra point kick blocked. return home to Spartan run [ Btributing funds. Another benefit of the The coaching staff will receive a slight benefit. possession while the on five bobbles Wolverines lost MSU got another chance when it revecovered an it"! Stadium for its next two coach commeted. He singled out Ernie Hamilton, Ray toMOOEl games Oct. 13 against Ohio Nester and Gail Clark as ew organizational structure They had previously been control eight times with the onside kick but a 15-yard State and Oct. 20 against paid, via additional release Green and White squad penalty stopped the drive playing outstanding games Davis sees it, is the Notre Dame. time, through the education pouncing on the ball four and for the Spartan defense. pportunity to grow. Michigan eeked out its department and they will times. His quarterback "Most other colleges do victory. some sort of women's now get more time as their Coach Ed Rutherford's The home team's first conccurred, saying that irogram," she said, "but the paychecks come from the athletic department Instead. squad did not get score board until the final on the two tallies came on Wood's 32-yard field goal Bob Subjects Needed ck of central organization it up to wishes of quarter, with Tom Krier's and Gordon Bell's 83-yard THE CARRIAGE HILL Unlike the men's program 40-yard field goal cutting idividuals. By having a punt return. If you are a sophomore or junior, interested in GOSPEL HALL there are no conferences or the U-M lead Wallisch led the Spartan [omen's athletic director to 10-3. learning about and practicing techniques which could 2960 Lake Lansing Rd leagues for the women's However, the clinching ground attack with a fine help you become a more effective parent, teacher or program will be able to East Lansing teams and Davis indicateu margin of victory for U-M afternoon's performance of child care worker, and are willing to invest 2 - 3 land and grow and we she does not see joining any came later in the final 114 yeards in 15 carries. hours a week during the Fall, Winter and Spring be more selective." Invites You to Attend in the immediate future. Fullback Joe Arnold gained quarters in an intensive practicum experience, please The program itself is not on Sundays :h different as yet, but "Not all of the schools in Women's IM 43 yards in nine attempts and Bruce Anderson picked come to Room 111 Olds Hall today at 7 p.m. p.m. or 9 Worship 9:30 am indicated there are the Big Ten have a program All students wishing to up 23 yeards. Sunday School 10:45 am iges and additions to it like we do," she explained, officiate women's IM Quarterbacks Steve Gospel 7:30 pm "and there aren't enough U progress. Burton, Steve Moerdyk and other schools in the volleyball games must Contact 332-6734 "We've had seven sports Ty Williamgham connected Midwest with balanced attend diitfiiu officiating clinic 7i an (Jiiii/iaiiug uiiiiic - iA ,, . - lich have been recognized competition in every area. p.m. today, 137 Women's on seven of 19 attempts for varsity status for some " "Both the coaches and I IM Bldg. The deadline for she said, "but there agree that it is unfair to the all women's volleyball team ler areas we'd like to competitive spirit to entries is 10 p.m. today. CARR f o r Basketball Congress I Any student " _ out rt to a for team wishing to the MSU meeting 4 p.m. should PIZZA FEAST 482-1 5 0 3 [hursday, 209 Jenison $1.25 9 o one item 14" pizza r^TA $23.00 per term STEREO! i NEJAC K,C; » 50 TV RENTALS £n( starts at 6 p.m. in the Show Bar. "the 64k original land-grant tavern" REMEMBER •A >,£ ^ O 3 >. "O ox CHEECH & lAvaijable without CHONG TONIGHT op? mmmm O L 4-^ O Q-c prescription. T- MSU AUD. ill vj CO J 8 P.M. 0^4 CO STUDENTS FOR CARR ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING TUESDAY ■ ® UNION RM. 30 7:00 p.m. 0«t OftiC. Bo. 1>JJ till Ll.l.M IN!] PART TIME employment; experience needed. Apply at differentials. Contact fringes A directol KL V Instruction best offer. Call 355-6726. MERCEDES BENZ 220S 1959 evenings and weekends. . Mr. Steak Restaurant, 2287 nursing, Ingham Coi" 5-9-27 with 1966 Ford Excellent compensation Engine. Call West Grand River, Okemos. Typing Service program. Automobile Extended Care Facility • 337-9164. 3-9-27 3:30 to 7pm. Monday Dobie 'TRANSPORTATION required. 351-5800. C-7-9-29 Road, Okemos ' CHEVY VAN 1967. Will trade Automotive Automotive through Friday. 10am to 349-1050. 5-9-27 'WANTED or sell. $850 or best offer. MGA 1600 MK. II, 1962. 4pm Saturday. 5-9-29 339-9428 after 5pm. 3-9-27 SINGER, PREFERABLY horn ** RATES'* Completely restored. BRG. $750. 355-9912. 5-9-27 VW CAMPER 1969. Excellent player, desired for established NURSES WANTED: REVIEWEJ sted 10 word minimum condition, pop - up top, shag rock group. 349-1740. 5-9-27 ROSELAWN cove CORVAIR MONZA 1965, MANOR, 707 classical music, dance, J carpet, runs great. Call after excellent transmission. $200. MG-TD 1953, classic, in good Armstrong Road, Lansing has movies, and theatre. Con J DAYS 5pm. 332-4132.6-9-29 GO-GO DANCERS immediate Positions available full or part or best offer. 351-6636. condition. $1400 or best 371-3643 3-9-26 Steve Allen sfl . 3 5 10 openings, 523 East Michigan time at The 2-9-26 offer. 311 Stoddard Street, all shifts, excellent 6.56 News, 355-8252. |l.50 4.00 13.00 East Lansing. 3-9-26 TOYOTA MARK II 1972. VW 1968. Red. Very good Avenue, Lansing. 5-9-27 salary and benefits. Apply in S-4-9-27| condition. 50,000 miles. person 1.80 4.80 7.80 15.60 CORVETTE 1965. 327/350 Radials, Stereo radio, or call, 393-5680. TEMPORARY MG 1970 Midget. Michelin tires, 339-2534, evenings. 5-9-27 PHOTOGRAPHIC ASSISTANT. Mrs. Swan, personnel. 5-8-27 ASSIGNMENT 4-speed. Excellent condition. rustproofed. Five months general la' " 2.25 6.00 9.75 19.50 Call Ron, 351-2081 5-9-29 wire wheels, old. 351-6186 after 4pm. Part-time days and evenings. Ziebart, FM PART TIME waitresses needed. compatible 2-9-26 VOLVO PI800 1963. Excellent Phone 394 0114 or 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 radial, $1,350 or best offer. s c h e d u I COUGAR 1969-351. 332-8054. 5-9-27 mechanical condition. Fair 482-5712. 3-9-25 Apply in person, Walnut Hills . . „ 3-speed, MANPOWER, 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 best of care. First offer over TRADE MERCURY Monterey body, some rust. $650 or Country Club. 2874 Lake Washtenaw 105 E| 1966 V make offer. Call 655-2524. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST Lansing Road, East Lansing. or call 372-081 $1,325 takes MUSTANG 1969 302, 3-speed, - 8, power steering 0-2-9-25 3.75 10.00 16.£5 32.50 Ask for Jack. 3-9-25 ASCP registered or eligible, to 10-10-4 627-6939.3-9-25 $1,195. Phone 484-9539 convertible some work after 6 pm. 3-9-25 needed for late model work Friday, Saturday lOOcc, ROOM WAITRESSES, MUST I DEADLINE 125cc cycle. 487-5786. 1964 AUSTIN - Healey 3000; midnight shift. AND BOARD in DATSUN Apply 1 P.M. one class day 240Z 1970. Ziebart. MUSTANG 1966, 3 speed, good 3-9-25 1969 Renault 16; Honda 50. Sparrow Hospital personnel. exchange for babysitting. experienced, neat appear! new Michelins, perfect Hours 10:45 before publication. condition, $500. or best 489-5828.3-9-26 5-9-29 Hours to be arranged to your a.m. - 2:15pB throughout. Call schedule. Own NO Sundays i offer. 485-1023. 4-9-28 TRIUMPH CONVERTIBLE room. One 484-4798.3-9-25 Must phone for appointm 1968. Great car. Can see on GIRLS WANTED for mile/campus. 351-0125. Cancellations/Co r- MUSTANG BEAUTIFUL 1968 Scooters & Cycles massage 3-9-25 372-4300. JIM'S TIFFAJ rections 12 campus. 1-623-6283. 3-9-27 parlor. Call 372-0567 after - noon one DODGE 1962, black- white PLACE, downi class hardtop. Low mileage. 12 noon. 5-9-29 day before convertible. A 1 shape. Automatic transmission. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE MK3 MOTORCYCLE REPAIRS. All CHI L DCARE : LOVING care for Lansing. 3-9-26 1 1,0 0 0 publications. miles $1050. 482-1491, extension 1969. British racing green. makes. Winter storage. MASSAGE GIRL wanted. Good your child in my home. Close 355-2446.3-9-27 ^ I S T O L O G I S 426. 5-9-27 SMALL ENGINE to M.S.U., Okemos. The State News will be Excellent mechanical pay. Flexible hours. Phone ENTERPRISE, INC. 121 337-1483. 3-9-25 TECHNOLOGIST, DODGE VAN 1966, dark blue, condition. Michelin tires. 489-8226 after 12 noon responsible only for the East State Road. 482 0408. registered, or eligible. F NOVA 1971, 350, 3 floor, 484-9677 or 372-1841. Monday through first good condition, call on Saturday. time technologist needed! day's incorrect excellent condition. $1900. 5-9-27 5-9-29 5-9-29 EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS insertion. 351-7439 after 4pm. 3-9-27 to sew for work weekends. Call 01 372-4331 or 373-3265. us occasionally, ROYAL ENFIELD 1968.750cc, size 9, sportsclothes, dresses. SPARROW HOSPIT/J All students 5-9-27 TRIUMPH TR 4 1965. Runs. GOSPE L MUSICIAN.Auditions aas must be DODGE VAN 1964. $400 or - 8" extended tubes, custom Personnel.6-9-29 Good tires and top. $350 or Linda or Barb. 355-0258 or prepaid best offer. now being held for singers Call after 5pm. 485 8668. 3-9-25 NOVA-1971, 350 V-8. standard best offer. 482-9324.2-9-25 and instrumentalists. Small 337-2041. 3-9-25 transmission lOOKKEEPERl vinyl top, well-established group. Must DODGE DART 1966, 4 doors, exceptionally clean. Perry, VALIANT 1964, new tkeT, be available weekends. Campus delivery agent for N.Y. DEMONSTRATORS, ■punch operators, typists*! if 625-3831. 5-9-28 good condition. $150. Phone 1971 , 750 Honda good Includes summer tour to TIMES, Jack Degnan, College excellent condition, no rust , Service Division, NEW YORK shorthand 349-2288. 3-9-27 condition, $1,250 or best Mexico. 351-6431. 1-9-25 Automotive $400 or best offer. Call 355- OLDSMOBILE 1963 98 offer. 371-4777. 5-9-29 TIMES. 229 West 43rd experience. Needed { 2952. 3-9-25 convertible. Deluxe radio. VOLKSWAGEN 1971. Beige Street, temporary day 1 N.Y., N.Y. 10036. AUSTIN HEALY Sprite 1969. power 5-9-27 signm Call I antenna, brakes, super bug, fully equipped, HONDA DODGE 1967 station 70. 1971. Mint vices. 482-1277.2-9-25 I White. Good condition. wagon. shift, plus stereo Air, power steering and condition. Electric start. Less $750. 485-2472. 5-9-27 Positraction. Loaded with te. 337-9460. 5-9-26 STUDENT TO do than 500 miles. Call light brakes, trailer - hitch. many other extras. In fair 482-2794 after 5pm.5-9-28 housecleaning two afternoons BABYSITTER COOK, j BEATLE, Original owner verifies running condition. $495. VOLKSWAGEN 1965, body week. Must provide own houri 1963, and Renault a excellent condition. Sell now R-10, 1970. 676-5800 or 482-0631. 5-9-28 needs work, engine runs TRIUMPH 1970. Trophy 250. NEED TWO busboys, 1 transportation. 351-5701 campus. Room, board, salaf $695. See at 2522 East great, $150. Call after 5 p.m., 351-3364. 3-9-26 677-7783. 2-9-22 $400 or best offer. 482-9324 house boy between 3 - 5 pm. after 4pm. 3-9-26 Michigan, Lansing, Charles OLDSMOBILE 1967 Delmont 332-1824. 3-9-27 351-5085. 1-9-25 BUICK 1966. Good shape. Uses Baryames. Phone 372-4630. 2-9-25 88. Automatic transmission, no oil. Phone 337-7921. 5-9-27 power steering and brakes, VOLKSWAGON KARMAN 1972 NORTON 750 Interstate, RESPONSIBLE BABYSITTER We all have a similiar need to gel $275. 7-9-29 radial, 4 door hardtop, new Ghia, 1969, AM/FM, for one child. Monday, along with our fellow man. Caf 1800 miles with Avon DODGE POLARA 1966. tires, 663-4354 or can be Excellent shape throughout. Wednesday, and Friday, 12 - this be accomplished in a scientific BUICK, 1970 skylark, 2 door, E ngine, seen $1 295, or best offer. Fairing. 351-2572. 3-9-27 transmission, body at 10400 Plains 4 pm. Prefer someone in air, power steering, AM radio. Highway, Eaton 339-2826. 5-9-27 way? Most definitely, YEST Rapids. village. 355-3176. 1-9-25 New tires. Only 25,000 miles. 337-0360. 1-9-25 3-9-25 1972 650 Triumph. 2,800 Excellent condition. $1995. VOLKSWAGEN 1969, 2 door miles. $1,000. 334 Evergreen. ACTING DIRECTOR residing in Phone 351-0646. 3-9-26 DUNEBUGGY OLDSMOBILE JET Star 1964. sedan. Radio, heater, stick 332-1435. Rusty. 3-9-26 - CORVAIR Lansing seeks progressive power, plastic body, Good condition. All power. shift. Top condition, liberal minded Administrative CADILLAC 1956. 1971 HONDA. 350 CB, 1,700 Good convertible top, side curtains, $300. 332-6776. 3-9-25 appearance and mechanically. secretary for a non - profit condition, $100. Old Classic. $1295. 332-4908. 5-9-27 miles. Perfect licensed for the road. condition, medical corporation. High 351-8932 351-8420. OLDS 1966. F 85 deluxe. 4 accessories available. Call level or 393-0514. 3-9-25 - secretarial skills 3-9-26 door sedan, VW BUS 1960, 1964 engine. after 6 pm, 372-7004. 5-9-27 power steering, required, willingness to learn power Sunroof bug, 1964. Both FORD - 1968, XL 390, Brittany brakes, automatic, about health care field. very little rust. $475. Close good. 351-8394. 3-9-27 TRIUMPH EXCELLENT 1967. Travel CADILLAC 1968 - Sedan blue, power steering, involved. 4 month to campus. Phone 500 cc. Custom seat, deVille. Nice. Will sacrifice. automatic. 482-0566. 5-9-27 489-7753 appointment or longer if 5-9-27 VW 1964 customized. New handlebars, tools. 511 North Phone 351-8855. 5-9-27 tires; desired. Salary negotiable. FORD paint; clutch; muffler and Logan. Nights. SERIOUS Send resumes to ACTING Harold Rogers, C.S.B. of Rome, Italy GALAXIE 500 1966. OPEL KADETT wagon. Good Call ONLY I $600. 3-9-25 CADILLAC 1969-Coupe Two door hardtop. In good DIRECTOR, SAGINAW member of the Christian Science Board of d e V i I I e . Very good condition, plus one set snow condition, great mileage. —_882-8°11.2-9-26 COMMUNITY CLINIC, 2308 Lectureship will tell us how in his talk condition. $2,675. $150 over tires, $700. 353-6850 after 5 $100, 1-224-4537.3-9-26 VW TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE Wadsworth, Saginaw, SQUAREBACK 1971. 1967. Excellent condition. wholesale price. Can be seen at 4433 West Michigan or 482-3632. 3-9-27 P.m. or 353-9427, office. 3-9-25 PEUGEOT 404 station 1968, automatic wagon Radio, radials, excellent shape. $2,150. 1317 East Helmet, tools, 641-6050. 5-9-27 cover, $750. (Michigan. 2-9-26 REAL "THE FAMILY OF MAN' transmission, air conditioned, Kalamazoo, Apartment 16 ESTATE salesmen — 2 Hannah Middle School I FORD '65, 4 door, power part time. Excellent income Tuesday, Sept. 26 Michelin tires, $875. 2310 or 372-8640. 4-9-27 1967 8ig Abbott Road steering, needs muffler, $185. BSA 650 cc and 1971 potential. Experience helpful. CAPRI 1971 4 cylinder 4 Tulane, 489-7753. 8 P.M. East Lansing spped, 353-7038. 2-9-25 5-9-27 Honda 450cc. Best offers. Phone Jay Chamberlain, radio, sell. VW 1966. Engine under must 355-6P31 10,000 351-6706. 3-9-25 FIDELITY REALITY. No collection 3-9-25 PINTO 1971. 2000 cc. Best miles. $450. Call 482-3585 - Child care provided - Ample parking FORD 1967 - 4 door hardtop, 332-5041. 3-9-27 offer. Ask for Ed. 353-7868. weekdays after 5:30 HONDA 1970 Sponsored by FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, 390, V - 8, automatic, power p.m 350 cc. 2500 351-0258. 3-9-25 5-9-27 miles. EAST LANSING CHEVELLE, DELUXE 1965, Like new, excellent YOUNG LADY to care for 3 steering, power brakes, radio, Engine - excellent condition, factory air conditioning, condition. 351-6510. 5-9-27 school aged children and do reliable transportation. tinted glass, 1 owner, no rust. VW SUPER 1971. Low Like new. Fully mTleagei light housekeeping in fine Dennis 351-1209. 3-9-26 equipped. 663-6651. 3-9-25 Best offer over $1500. Phone East Lansing home. Walking I eage vinyl Aviation distance to college. In 485-5548. 5-9-29 CHEVELLE 1969 SS-396. FORD 1971 Custom 500 exchange for room and V-8, LEARN TO FLY I Complete board. White interior, brakes, steering, automatic, Telephone 351-7283 excellent 1970. Good condition. flight training. All courses are after condition, $1,500 4-door. 372-230I.' 4pm. 1-9-25 offer. 372-4458. 5-9-27 or best 3-9-25 $1495. PONTIAC CATALINA 1969, V ^"st sell by October 1. Call government and VA certified. - 8 power, new tires, shocks, Francis Aviation. Airport BABYSITTER FOR two girls, 42,000 miles. 699-2358 Road. Call 484-1324. CHEVELLE 1967, V-8, good ages 1 and 3. Wednesdays FORD ECONOLINE van. 1962. $1095. 3-9-26 C-7-9-29 VW 1971. 12:30 - 5:00. Near Campus. condition. Call 353-7876 or Good shape. Best Sun roof. 36,000 offer. 337-2226. 5-9-29 371-2695. 3-9-27 miles. Phone 332-3926. 5-9-27 PONTiAC LE MANS '65. 6 $1,775. Phone 351-7846 after 5 pm. 3-9-27 Auto Service & Parts cylinder, 2 door, very good HELP WANTED, female 19 - condition. Phone 337-2095 MASON BODY shop. 812 East 25 attractive, pleasing after 3:30. 5-9-28 VW CAMPER van 19677~nw Kalamazoo Street since 1940. personality, capable of paint, good mechanical Complete auto painting and modeling experience not PONTIAC BONNEVILLE. condition. Good-year wide collision service. C-7-9-29 oval necessary, will train. Must be 1 964. 4-door. Good tires, stereo radio, extra dependable. Immediate condition, must sell. Best parts. Owner in service. FOREIGN CAR parts. $1200 or best offer. position, full or part time. offer. 351-1758. 3-9-25 Chequered Flag, 2605 East Only if you qualify call Mike, Kalamazoo Street. 1 mile 484-4308. 7-10-3 PONTIAC CATALINA 1967 West of campus. 487-5055. 4 - 'W 1969 Fastback. door good condition. Must AM/FM, C-7-9-29 JANITOR, 2 hours per day, at good tires. Rack, snow tires HELP WANTED sell. Call 337-2539. 4-9-26 included. Business, 355-5155 KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. your convenience. 351-4495 for appointment. 0-5-9-29 PORSCHE SPEEDSTER 1955. home, 332-1790. 3-9-27 R e p a i work Rare Michelins. 1963 Volkswagen, bugs, COCKTAIL WAITRESS in new engine, VW BUS 1966. We need 5 honest Excellent busses, Ghias. Grand aggressive men to work transmission. Call downtown lounge. Call 484-4798.3-9-25 running condition. River Citgo. 1054 East at 2 Williamston Stations. 484-4422 for appointment. Hourly Rate 339-9339.3-9-26 Grand River. 351-9274. 0-5-9-29 plus Commission. Set your own earnings SHARP ,970 Fiat Convertible. C-7-9-29 VW CAMPER Van 1966. from $1.60 to $6.00 / hour. Low mileage. Must Fully HOSTESS. FULL time days. sell. Owner moving. Phone St. equipped. Tape deck. $550. VW GUARANTEED repair. Grande Gourmet Restaurant, 337-9164. 3 9-25 Randy's Mobil, 1-96 at Johns, 1-224-3722 after 5pm. Fran dor Shopping Center, Okemos Road. 349-9620. APPLY TO: 2-9-25 VW 1963. Good transportation. Lansing. Apply in person. C-7-9-29 3-9-25 Lee Cochrane at New tires and battery, $400. TORINO COBRA, 1970, 489-7218. 3-9-27 Dik Standard Service AUTOMOTIVE PARTS and automatic, excellent PART TIME work for college Center in Williamston VW accessories for most cars and students with cars. Wages BUS 1963, excellent trucks at HEIGHTS WORLD condition, $500 or best offer. open. Call 489-3494, and OF AUTO PARTS. 337-2546. 3-9-27 leave message. C-7-9-29 485-2276. C-1-9-25 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigai Monday, September 25, 1972 19 tiverv help Apartment* For Sale For Sale For Sale Laird hints Lavelle trial R't have car. Phone Rooms TEAC DISCRETE 4 channel Animals (Continued from paqel) threats on pilots. Mobile Homes enemy ■ ^7-1633. 5-9-27 WOODSI DE ONE OR 2 girls tape deck, TCA-42, one year old, $700 new, now $485. Seamans Jr., by 1st Lt. Denying that the Air NORTH to share room in AKC Delbert R. Terrill Jr., a 24 - Force had been "lenient" m.'nf help for APARTMENTS. 2 man big house, close to Empire manual turntable DOBERMAN, beautiful HALLMARK 1969, 12'x52', campus. furnished, $170 332-5497. 5-9-29 red male, 10 months old, call redwood skirting, 10'x7' shed year - old graduate of the with Gen. Lavelle, Secretary ffpS, 337-1633. 6-9-27 Qumt. Prefer married per month.' or grad with elliptical grado cartridge, $185 new, now 482-7511 after 6pm. S-5-9-29 included. $3400. 663-4495. Air Force Academy. Laird observed that in CLOSE TO $95. Call Steve, 372-8876 or 3-9-27 Lavelle was relieved of his addition to his dismissal CAMPUS, double, For Rent 0-6-9-29* C#" 3324987 kitchen laundry and utilities, 332-0897. B-4-9-26 FREE TIGER kittens and cats, command, demoted from there were "of course, court 1530 Mt. Vernon. Phone MOBILE HOME for sale, 853/month. 351-2029 full general to lietutenant - marital charges that are refrigerator OLDER FEMALE 5-9-29 332-0219. X-1-9-25 12'x60', 2 bedroom, 1% Impact student ONE SET bedspreads and general and retired from the pending." r.n..l« 90i"9 UNITED wants to share with same drapes. Made to fit Brody MALE baths, furnished. Central air Air Force with an annual Inconclusive hearings on One CAT, beautiful and heat. Phone 627-5915. I RENTAL. 2790 _E..t Gr.nd bedroom luxury CAPITOL CLUB. $12 a week. dorms. Natural monkscloth/ black and pension of $25,000, after whether Lavelle had ordered £r. 351-5652. 7-9-29. apartment. Contact Denise 1300 East Grand River Cocktail lounge, restaurant, orange trim. $20. 663-4872 white, 10 weeks shots. 351-8994. X-3-9-27 old, has 3-9-27 investigations showed that the strikes against North after 6 pm. 3-9-25 IVf'R I G E R A TO RS , Apartment 2. 2-9-25 4-4422. 0-5-9 29 AMERICAN 12'x50' furnished, he had falsified reports to Vietnam with the knowledge |EFRH E E Z E R S . SKI COMBINATION 400 BASSET PUPPIES. AKC great for students. Call after justify unauthorized air of his superior officers, as InlSHWASHERS. MSU AREA. Okemos. 1 and 2 spartan hall, men, women, (metal) Fischer Austria - registered. 7 weeks old 6 pm. 625-7703. 5-9-27 strikes on Norht Vietnam as he had asserted, were held i cschtruth appliances. bedrooms, furnished and 1 block from campus Sears 7" or (210 cm.). NEW. 372-1707. 5-9-27 "proptective reaction" raids earlier this month before I ,?5 s Bridge, Grand Ledge. unfurnished. Carpeted, air furnished. $15 week' $65. Bindings (unmounted), — that is, in response to the Senate Armed Services a Lost & Found IS.2191. 10-10-4 conditioned, heat included Call 349-1607. 5-9-28 351-4495. 0-5-9-29 Tyrolia Rocket 100 and Clix 90. New. $25. Panasonic YORKSHIRE TERRIER puppies, great selection to Committee. ■-"rentals. $9.50 per For Sale Stereo, multiplex AM/FM. choose from, AKC registered. FOUND: MONEY clip. Identify. Call 353-2517. 3-9-26 Service ^3 per term Free Two speakers. (walnut) Phone 669-3630. 5-9-27 I rf-iiverv. service 8nd P'ck ' Model RE-777A. $45. GEMCUTTINC CLASSES. Sign Ifp I No deposit. New THANK BOLEX 16mm REX-5 three lenses, camera, 332-0924. 3-9-25 ENGLISH SPRINGER spaniel. LOST Airport, POSSIBLY at Lansing up for fall term now. For Continued from page 1 crtREOS available at same filters, leather AKC. 5 pups. Fine pets. Call gold heart-shaped information call 332-2986. executives "gave about l;a,«. Call NEJAC, 337-1300. case. Excellent condition $275. 351-5495. 5-9-28 FLOOR SCRUBBER Shetland, 655-2739. 5-9-27 pendant with stone. 5-9-29 $24,000 to the Committee | 0-9-29 YOU! $25, excellent condition, practically new, 882-4518, OLD ENGLISH Sheepdog Sentimental 351-9438.1-9-21 value. Reward. to Re-elect Sen. Griffin in FURNITURE STRIPPING. Old HAMMOND ORGAN 485-7694. 5-9-27 puppies, 10 weeks, AKC, Ypsilanti." IaRAGE POR rent near C. Full pedals. Suitable rock - Model MONEY FOUND on Grand finishes safely removed. ■ Arbv's- $40/term. Call gentle and loveable. Call 489-0400. 12-10-6 "The most astounding I NEJAC, 337-1300. C-3-9-25 We were 100% group. 332-0025. 5-9-28 MOTEL SURPLUS clearance. 393-4454. 5-9-27 River. Identify. Call 355-0437 after 8 p.m. 2-9-22 fact," Kelley said of the leased for fall TVs, sinks, tubs and toilets PHOTOGRAPHY - WE see $3,500,"is that the amount JtEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per I month. $23 per term. Free again. FENDER JAGUAR amplifier 4 12", handbound 200 watt for quick sale at Inn. 5-9-72 University BASSETS BEAUTIFUL puppies. AKC registered. Call YOUNG WHITE male cat, things in a different way. of the contributions ranged now. Good buy. 484-5589. found Portraits, weddings, from $40.84 to $238, 1 delivery service and pick - up. case, new $1000, $500. or on West Circle, call commercial. CYCLOPS 1 Try us earlier best offer. 349-2342. 3-9-27 SHURE VOCAL Master VA300. 5-9-27 355-3793. 1-9-25 clearly indicating they were No deposit. TV's available at STUDIOS, 220 Albert. I ame rates. Call NEJAC, next spring. Little used-like new. Best 332-0573. C-7-9-29 directly related to the GOULD offer over $700. Call Rich at NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND, 1 LOST ONE toy chocolate salaries of those making the | 337-1300. 0-9-29 - GUITA twelve string guitar. Hard shell case. Call 484-0563. 5-9-29 year old, male. Beautiful, female poodle. Phone contributions." River's BABYSITTER, LICENSED, Z rentals. Color, $19.50 Edge after 6 p.m., 485-7795.3-9-27 loveable, watch dog. $50. 337-7883 or 332-6561. Gov. Milliken labeled economical. Available in her & STUDENTS. USED furniture 882-7410. 5-9-27 Reward offered. 3-9-25 I per month. Black and white, at Spartan Village home. Kelley's charges against Water's Edge DOUBLE I $9.50 per month. BED, excellent prices you can afford. PUPPIES 355-3010. 3-9/25 Griffin as "ridiculous and condition, $20. 2 professional FREE mixed LOST-VERY large Siamese cat. Imarshall music. Apartments Miscellaneous glassware of all 10 breed, Fixed outrageous." I 351-7830. C-7-9-29 (next to Cedar Village) enlargers. Gibson SJ with kinds. Pictures, lamps and weeks old, 6 males. 1 female. 489-1542. 625 West male. CHI LDCARE IN my East "Bob Griffin's vote in the hardshell. 351-3229 after 6pm, dishes, plus miscellaneous Collingwood-Albert Street 3-9-27 State Road. 3-9-25 area of East Lansing home, 3 blocks from u.S. Senate is not for sale items. Call 332-1367 Lansing. Reward. Barking spaces i block ROOMMATE WANTED. Girl 332-3436. 2-9-22 campus, 426 M.A.C., nor will it ever be for sale," » from campus. Private, paved, t Monday-Friday, 1-9pm. 351-0041. 3-9-27 share 2 MARTIN D 28, six months Saturday 10-6pm. 5-9-27 HORSE TRAILER for rent, $10 said Milliken in a statement I lighted lot. $10 per month. - man, quiet, personable. $75 old. Like new. Call 371-3327. per day, also horses hauled. LOST: BLACK female cat issued from Mackinac Island I 349-9609. 4-9-26 including 3-9-27 named utilities. 337-0641. 3-9-25 MANUAL STANDARD 882-8779 or 882-3820. Mona, seven months. liisirmiioii where he was attending a 5-9-27 Gone two weeks, Stoddard typewriter, school trade-ins. budget meeting. Barking: 24 hour. 300 block ONE GIRL needed for 4 DESK, SIX drawer, $25. Hide - $35 each as is. Lansing Office vicinity. Reward 332-2758. I of Charles. 332-8835 or - man GUITAR AND flute lessons. furnished a bed, $50. Call 372-3432. Equipment Company, 1615 HORSES BOARDED, $35 per 3-9-25 I 337-9706. 3-9-25 apartment. 1-9-25 month. Includes box stalls, Private instruction available. Twyckingham. Phone E. Michigan Avenue. 3-9-25 CLASS OF 1975 ring found in MARSHALL MUSIC. 332-6648. 3-9-25 hay and grain daily. Riding Kefrigerators and TEAC A 4010SL stereo tape FURNITURE ring and trails. 4 miles south laundromat with initials 351-7830. C-1-9-25 - USED. I Stereos. Rent them at ac & deck. Kenwood KR6160 Complete selection. John and of MSU. 4089 Dell Road. R.A.R. Call 355-5060. 5-9-27 I e Rentals, 1790 Grand River, FRANDOR NEAR, clean, neat, AM/FM stereo receiver. 882-8779 or 882-3820. Don's Used I Okemos. 'A mile east of I Meridian Mall. 349-2220. 1 bedroom, new shag furnished, laundry facilities. carpet, Sansui QS500 4 - channel Saginaw at M - 100, Grand Furniture, 5-9-27 Personal Typing Service What's Announcements Happening for must It's be rear amplifier. Leica M2 Ledge. 627 - 2384. 0-7-9-29 received in the State News | 5-9-27 $160. 489-1323 No pets. Phone 35mm camera. Used stereo SETTING UP housekeeping? TYPING TERM papers, theses, office, 341 Student Services or 1-587 6680. equipment, cameras, TV sets, etc. Electric. Experienced. FENDER TWIN Reverb Quality, economy minded Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two IARAGE STALL for storage 5-9-27 - Jean typewriters, 8 - track tapes, amplifier. Brand Must home MASSEY, class days before publication. ar or goods. Near Bogue new. care products keep stereo albums. New oriental OLD ENGLISH 393-4075.C-7-9-29 No announcements will be sell. 489- 1718. 3-9-25 sheepdog your new environment clean | Street. 332-1918. 1-9-25 1 BEDROOM furnished. Heat tapestries. WILCOX puppies. Champion sired. All and refreshing, easily! Free accepted by phone. and hot water supplied. ANN BROWN. Typing and SECOND HAND STORE, MARANTZ MODEL shots. $200. Kalamazoo, Parking and laundry facilities. No. 22 delivery. Call 332-0917. multilith offset Christian Witness classes of 509 East Michigan, Lansing. printing. Apartments $160 month, one year lease. Phone 485-4391 8 - 5:30 receiver, $325. 351 - 10 months 2697. 3-9-25 old. 1-616-344-5936. 10-10-4 5-9-27 Complete service for the Leighton will be held at 7:30 p.m. today Ford Reachout 606 River, Lansing. dissertations, theses, Monday through Saturday. GE.RMAN SHEPARD puppies, 6 STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per and Oct. 2 in Parlor C of the AR SPARROW Hospital, 5 485-3140. 10-10-4 B a n k Americard, manuscripts, general typing, Union. master DUNCAN PHYFE coffee table, weeks old, $15. Call month, $23 per term; Free mnutes to campus. Large 2 - IBM. 23 years experience. charge, terms, trades, step table, end table, lamps. 489-9335. 3-9-25 delivery service and pick - up. I bedroom, furnished, air NEED ONE girl for 2 layaways. C-7-9-29 349-0850. C-7-9-29 I conditioned, utilities except Cedar Greens. Call Dianne man A - 1 condition. Priced to sell. 4246 Van Atta Road. PEKINGESE PUPPIES, No deposit. TV's available at same rates. Call NEJAC, COMPLETE THESES being with SMSU Volunteer volunteers Bureau can talk I electricity, lease and deposit. 332-1758. 3-9-25 NEW ITALIAN 10 speed bike, East of Crest Drive 337-1300. 0-9-29 people In. V4 beautiful, AKC registered, SERVICE. Discount orinting. I $185. Phone 332-5144 or $95. Must sell, going to mile south on Van Atta - had shots. Phone 372-2945. IBM typing and binding of tonight in Conference Room A I 482-3859. 3-9-25 Europe. 337-0181. X5-9/28 Road. 3-9-25 5-9-27 theses, resumes, publications. of McDonel Hall. Houses Across from campus, corner ) MEN for 4 man. , Fee LARGE DROP - LEAF dining COLOR TV -Admiral 25" AFGHAN HOUND puppies, The MSU Volunteers will be M.A.C. and Grand River, I Apartment. $209/term. WANTED: MAN to share house room table, 3 leaves. 2 oak AKC. Black masked, cream, available to informally discuss console, good condition. below Jones Stationery Shop. I 353-1860. 3-9-26 and expense, cheap. Less ice boxes stripped and $250. Private owner. Call or black. 332-1895. 3-9-25 Call volunteer opportunities with COPYGRAPH students any time from 7:30 to than 10 minutes from sanded, $35. and $45. Small after 6pm. 489-7192. 3-9-26 SERVICES, 337-1666. 9 tonight in the Union main campus. Call 485-1163 after maple commode, $15. Utility FREE KITTENS, two eight C-7-9-29 which means they lose their lounge and the Shaw Hall west trailer, lights, 15" tires. Call weeks old, gray, phone ^ ^ 6 p.m. 3-9 25 485-8357. See at 112 East SELLING OUT line new — 5 rooms furniture, fine 372-8981. 5-9-27 cool quicker and stay hot under the collar longer. THREE BEDROOM unfurnished. 724 house, Johnson Kilborn. 1-9-25 appliances, including AKC IRISH setter pups. Shots, If vacation fun got out of Transportation Informal volleyball is corecrea being tio held n al for LARGE dishwasher, etc. Call married students and their Avenue, SELECTION of used pedigree. Bell Oak, 468-3337 Lansing. Call 627-7772. 4-9-26 ■ICELY FURNISHED one guitars. Best prices around on evenings. 5-9-28 COMMUTING DAILY from spouses at 8 p.m. on Mondays 641 - 4391 or 332 - 2419 and Wednesdays at the Spartan everything new. ELDERLY Ann Arbor for 8:00 class. [bedroom apartment between 7 aftd 11. 5-9-27 APPLES. CIDER. Pears. Plums. Village Elementary School gym. I overlooking golf course. Two INSTRUMENTS, 541 East ALASKAN MALAMUTE around. See the things you Need ride. Will pay. Pick your own apples, I beds. Call 355-0858. 5-9-28 HOUSE FOR rent, three Grand River, 332-4331. C Friday, Saturday, Sunday 10 puppies. Unregistered but don't use anymore. Make up 313-665-0130 collect. 5-9-27 All your mind to sell them once returning big brothers and bedroom. 325 Paris Avenue. 1-9-25 - 5. BLOSSOM ORCHARDS. good bloodlines. Excellent big sisters are asked to please and for all. Dial 355 - 8255. ■ONE GIRL for apartment. 2 Call Craig 482 -5147 or 337- markings. $50 each. RIDER WANTED, notify the volunteer bureau of Alfred Wardowski and Sons. A friendly Ad Writer will 1 blocks from Berkey. $70. 1196. 7-9-29 DRUMS. LUDWIG. four piece. 351-1929. 5-9-27 from 12 mile and Woodward any changes of address. 2 miles North of Leslie at Four in Royal Oak every day. Call 1 Call 332-3435. 3-9-26 Zildjians. Chrome 3589 Hull Road, (old U.S. r help y ENGLISH SPRINGER spaniels, Joe at 542-7058. 5-9-27 There will be a meeting for all COUNTRY HOMES. 8 - 12 snare, $325. 337-0058. 127) Phone 1 - 589 - 8251. AKC Baha'i students at 7 p.m. tonight ■girl looking for female miles South. North Aurelius 3-9-27 Closed Mondays. Open 9 - 6 registered. Black and in the sunporch of the Union. Road. 564 South beyond white. Call 339-8621. 5-9-27 J roommatels) to find room Holt, fireplace, 3 bedrooms, PANASONIC REEL Reel tape p.m. 0-7-9-29 A LITTLE Wanted Students for i preferably apartment. - or a lot. We cut it Carr will be I 337 1130. 3-9-25 unfurnished, $225/month. recorder with automatic BIKES. 13 quality 10 speed like you want it. UNION meeting at 7 p.m. tomorrow in OPENING FOR Stillman Road 1188, East of reverse and 33 tapes. $140. models from Italy, France, Mobile Homes BUILDING BARBER SHOP. one girl 30 Union to discuss campaign Dobie Road, 2 bedrooms, supervised housing across Call 627-2863 anytime. C-1-9-25 plans and hear the candidate. |sublet ONE bedroom rough, needs work, $150 per 4-9-28 Belgium, Holland, Germany, 1967 MARLETTE, 12'x50' from campus. $70. per Anyone who wants to help wished $180/month Britain. Low prices. Excellent month. 332-6246. 5-9-27 month. Call after 4 p.m., 351 excellent lot CRUTCHES AND wheelchairs dump Chuck Chamberlain is able October 1, 1972. service. 332 - 4081. 0-3-9-25 located on in - 7497 or 676 - 2191. GUITAR HARMONY to rent or sell. GULLIVER King Arthur's Court comes | Contact Apt. 20A Cedar 0-7-9-29 sovereign. Brand new. partly furnished. Four miles STATE DRUGS. 1105 East DON'T FORGET blood comes The ns 1135 Michigan STOVE, ELECTRIC, white, GE, only from people. Save a life. Outing Club will meet at Excellent Grand River, 332-2011 or I between 4-6pm. 1 -9-25 condition. Call 27" drop - in. Excellent north of campus. $4200. Call Give blood. Professional 7 p.m. Tuesday in 326 Natural TWO SENSITIVE people 332-5171. 5-9-28 Science 351-4145. 1-9-25. condition. $125. 372 - 2676. Dennis Lochwood, OPPER - Bldg. A slide show of needed for house donors compensated. past trips will be given and a (girl NEEDED for 3 " term. 337-1 137. man (community). 532 Spartan. STEREO, 5 months old 8 track, 5-9-27 McCARDEL ESTATE. 372-7550 or REAL THE LISTENING EAR?Training MICHIGAN COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. caving trip for this weekend is 1-9-25 beautiful stand; $150, records, starts Ocotber 12. Call planned. , 3-9-27 GIBSON BASS guitar, two 676-1366. 3-9-25 337- 1 7 1 7 for more C-7-9-29 tapes on reduced rates call pick-ups. Also, Ampeg There will be a meeting for all NEED ONE girl to share house information. 5-9-27 HEED 355-4037, after 5pm 332-3822. amplifier, 300 watts. Two STREAMLINE 24'. Excellent students interested in volunteer FOURTH man, near Frandor. No lease, but LOOKING FOR pin money? 1-9-25 15" work in the Adult Basic- speakers. $500. condition, $1,900. Includes I Jwichingham. No **"' lease, prefer 9 month stay. 353-3026. 5-9-28 aouut $300 worth of extras. CHEECH AND Chong, Mondl^ Sell something you don't use Education Program in the ranth. Call 351-1977. Complete furnished, September 25, 8:00 pm MSU with a Want Ad. Dial I 3-9-27 MINOLTA MOVIE camera with 300 Washington, Mason. Lansing school district. Credit dishwasher, TV, own room. auditorium. Tickets $4.50 at 355-8255. may be obtained in psychology, zoom lens, $100., Elmo ANTIQUES - 25 trunks, 676-4137. 3-9-27 Prefer someone over 21. Must movie projector, automatic, Marshall's and Campbell's sociology, education, human chopping block, dressers, MALE JlHARE 2 bedroom apartment, like dogs. Phone 372-1757, $75., both $160, call commodes, tables, primitive. WINDSOR, 1970- Like new. 12' 4-9-26 Own ROOMMATE needed. bedroom in two ecology, Spanish and "; n room. Close, furnished after 5pm. 3-9-27 355-4037, after 5pm. 655-1109. 3-9-26 I "ice. 351-33 7 3.2-9-26 X 63' on nice lot. 2 bedroom. Furnished $80. 3 BEDROOM UNFURNISHED. 332-3822. 1-9-25 bedrooms, furnished, Recreation plus utilities. Call 353-7233 b cape EAST from STEREO, FANCY walnut carpeted, with skirting and before 5pm. 3-9-25 The first meeting of the MSU Lansing rents. 3 miles campus. 10 - SPEED SCHWINN shed. $6500. 625-7279. Veteran's Assn. will be at 7 p.m. 1 ne bedroom, kitchen, bath, cabinet with bar, $400 new, UNION BOARD flights office $200/month. 332-0409 after continental including new Wednesday in the East Lansing will sell for $200. 485 - 8276. 3-9-27 1 "'king, yard, furnished, 5pm. 2-9-26 accessories $145., 485-4519 open starting Monday, WANTED ATTRACTIVE Legion Hall. I 3-9-2 5 September female student for occasional ||