I ISSUE UNSETTLED U.S.-Hanoi near MICHIGAN STATE NEWS STATE pact, report says UNIVERSITY NEW YORK (AP) - Ziegler said, "I cannot comment at Volume 65 Number 32 I wOR-Rad'0'8 White House •II on the substance of the East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 28, 1972 I -nrrespondent reported Wednesday discussions. That is an agreement St Henry Kissinger and that we have had with the other I representatives of North Vietnam side. I have reached agreement in Paris on I nearly ail points for.a cease-fire in | the Indochinese War. House Ziegler added had made no te evision time for talk about the that the White request for the president to negotiations. Trustees approve plan WOR's Clifford Evans said the Meanwhile, the rumors and I remaining point at issue was the unconfirmed reports of I of South Vietnamese a for relations future breakthrough in the Vietnam peace I President Nguyen Van Thleu, and department talks Wednesday helped push stock at is expected to be resolved by market prices to their biggest gain e resignation of Thieu who will since Labor Day. B w replaced by a three-party The Dow Jones of Human Relations will be selected I coalition government." average of 30 By TONI PELLILLO concerns in a special reconsideration the development of the department, industrial stocks closed the session called by President Wharton. but reconsidered at Wednesday's by the trustees in later sessions. day up State News Staff Writer a result, Evans said, a 10 69 points at 947.25, gaining The meeting lasted 15 minutes. session. Members of the two councils will be I cease-fire is expected next month. 3.01 points in the last half-hour of Six members of the board of Trustees Warren Huff, D-Plymouth "If Wharton feels that we need the appointed by Wharton. I |n San Francisco, where the trading day. trustees voted and Clair White, D-Bay City were not department to bring our University in "Normally, only the vice unanimously I President Nixon is campaigning, A factor in the late gains, Wednesday to approve the present at the meeting. Both voted line with federal regulations, then I presidential nominee would come I presidential press secretary Ronald analysts said, was the WOR report. establishment of a Dept. of Human against the proposal at the regular will agree with him," Merriman said. before the board. But because of the Relations for women's and Sept. 15 session. Wharton said he hopes the new sensitivity of these two directors' minority Trustees Frank Hartman, D-Flint, department will "strengthen the positions, we will have them come and Frank Merriman, R-Deckerville, University's ability to make significant before the board also," Wharton iMany turn reversed their earlier votes after Wharton discussed particulars of the proposal with them Tuesday. steps of progress for both women and minorities." The new department replaces the explained. The new department is part of the affirmative action plan proposed by Hartman disclosed his objections to Office of Equal Opportunity programs the University in July after a report (to low-cost the bid with the President but decided with an Office of Women's Programs was compiled by the Women's Steering that "none of the alternatives would and an Office of Minority Programs. A Committee listing various areas of be advantageous to the University," he Women's Advisory Council and discrimination and inequality on Ihealth By CAROL care THOMAS said. "I had hoped women would have a stronger and more direct route to Minority Advisory Council will work in conjunction with the two offices. Cost of the program will be between campus. The department will create programs to meet the needs of women and minorities, listen to discrimination grieve their objections," Hartman said. $75,000 and $100,000 a year, State News Staff Writer Wharton estimated. complaints and recruit women and Merriman had in an earlier meeting Directors of the two offices and an minorities for faculty and staff A growing number of MSU parents objected to the funds necessary for vice president for the Dept. positions. |md students are turning to Ingham ■ County health services as an ■ alternative to University Health Center I restrictions. I Regular students, their spouses and ■ students temporarily out of school or ■ low on money are taking advantage of I low-cost county aid. House OKs no-fault bill; I Health services are in demand by I MSU students who say they find the I University Health Center's services too I expensive - or its records too available I (or scrutiny, Ingham County director | of Public Health Nur**ng Ellyn Preas joint unit will study plan By RAY ANDERSON misinformed the public by leading ruled unconstitutional, throwing the slid. State News Staff Writer them to believe no-fault would result state's insurance industry and Contraceptives, prenatal care, in a reduction of rates rather than an policy-holders into a state of I immunizations and treatment for Despite considerable controversy increase. confusion, he said. I venereal disease are available at no cost about the merits of a no-fault auto The issue was further confused But Rep. Arthur J. Law, D-Pontiac, I with few questions asked, she said, to insurance bill that proponents admit when Heinze explained the final was not concerned. I any resident of the county. will raise rates, the Michigan House section of the bill provided for "The insurance industry got what I Venereal disease treatment and Wednesday passed the measure by a Supreme Court review of the they wanted, the bar association got I contraceptive services are heavily used wide 82-19 margin. legislation to determine its what they wanted, the newspaper constitutionality. editors got what they wanted, and the |I bymarriedMSUstudents students, although take many Passage was eased Insurance Committee members and as House A similar bill passed by the Illinois general public got a screwing," the advantage of House speaker William A. Ryan, legislature recently was subsequently (continued on page 14) I medical and child care too. "If you want to know where the D-Detroit, told their colleagues the bill ■ renereal disease cases are being could be modified better in a joint ■ treated," she said, "they're coming conference committee with the Senate here." Clinics ■ treatment are for venereal held from 4 — disease 7 p.m. than on the House floor. The Senate passed their version of no-fault during the spring session, Billboard violations I Tuesdays. Wednesdays and Fridays at which necessitates the joint conference to iron out differences between the |the I I Health Southland, Lansing. Dept. Building, 808 If the doctor at the clinic suspects I infection, laboratory tests are done. two bills. Insurance committeemen, Rep. James H. Heinze, R-Battle Creek, said spring up in county days to get a permit, or the offending I The results are available within a week, during months of negotiation THOMAS sign is declared "patently illegal" even ■ Preas said. One large dose of Ouch bill on the interested in the By CAROL if it meets size, lighting and space every group State News Staff Writer ■ medication is usually needed for Cindy Greer and her crying daughter are among a growing pending legislation had an opportunity requirements. number of people, including many MSU students and their to add information and suggestions Owners of signs that were legal Ingham County billboards have not J treatment, l*"" so the patient will only toward improving it. escaped the bright red violation before control legislation went into to return once for the laboratory families, who are making use fo the Ingham County Health effect early in September, who do not Clinic in Lansing. However, many legislators notices appearing on billboards across (continued on page 14) State News photo by John Dickson complained the media had meet the requirements now, will be Michigan as Dept. of State Highways officials begin to enforce the state's reimbursed by the state for the cost of new billboard control law. removing them. CATALOGS CAMPUS DATA are Ten signs on U.S. 127 near sporting 7V4 by 10-inch squares Mason Signs illegally erected before the law went into effect, remain illegal signifying an illegal or (Continued on page 14) nonconforming billboard. Computer maintains U' lifeline The red tag does not mean sign-wreckers however. In this will arrive Friday, case, the owners Applications simply have not applied for a permit Students may apply for membership employe records, grading all time-consuming," Steven Terry, asst. computer so only specific information for the billboards, said Marshall on the State News Board of Directors By NANCY PARSONS vice president for finance, said. for which each unit is programmedwill computerized examinations and Glessner, billboard permit agent for until Oct. 6. Petitions are available at State News Staff Writer "Someday we hope to have all be transmitted. the Jackson area, which includes. producing all payroll checks and the State News Business office, 345 In the student grading reports. student records centralized in this one For example, the telephone Ingham County. basement of the Student Services Bldg. I Administration Building, enclosed in The computer even aids the computer instead of scattered operators have access to one of the "Determination of legality or a terminals and the information that Students who do not wish to read I Perpetual, artificial environment and University operators in finding throughout the campus but that will illegality is determined after billboard ■ Protected by elaborate be sometime in the distant future," unit can receive is the same owners make appication for a the State News or use its services may security telephone numbers and addresses. Terry said. information in the student and faculty receive an authorization for a refund I flees, throbs the heartbeat of MSU "People could do the jobs of the permit," Glessner said. " We don't s The computer, which is leased from directories. know whether these signs are legal or of the $1 fee by bringing a fee receipt mammoth 1MB computer. computer like they did before we got This one the thing, but it would be very IBM, was the first unit to be placed in not." card to the State News business office computer is responsible for the newly-constructed Administration I 9) Owners of tagged billboards have 60 "mntaining all student, faculty and expensive and extremely more Building in 1969. (continued on page by Sept. 29. In fact, the computer was operational even before the walls of STALLING DENIED the building's fourth floor were SOMEBODY CARES finished. The building was actually designed and constructed around the computer. Wharton disputes The facility which houses the computer had to be specially designed to provide a precise environment for Expansive University files operation. The temperature is constantly maintained to within a few rival Big Brother' records report holdup degrees of 70 degrees with a humidity war of no more than 40 per cent. "If the temperature drops or rises authorized personnel may view them By NANCY PARSONS wide-ranging interview, just a few degrees, the computer will By NANCY PARSONS When a person enters the Univrsity, without the student's written State News Staff Writer Wharton touched on a number of begin to make mistakes that would State News Staff Writer information on his activities is other issues which he said will be hard to catch," James Kipp, computer automatically recorded in the permission," Eldon Nonnamaker, vice president for student affairs, said important during the 1972-73 year: manager, said. Several decades ago George Orwell registrar's office, the office of the vice J^dent Wharton Wednesday •The progress in the construction of The Administration Building in his classic "1984" envisioned an president for student affairs, his recently. »«£■ , rec8nt criticism that the the Clinical Sciences Building, the majntains a separate air-conditioning all-knowing and all-seeing government department office, with his adviser and No one outside the University has I th?lmi8traUon 18 its feet with Performing Arts Center and the Ice unit for the computer and a large which recorded the most minute in his residence hall if he lives on any special clearance to view these recornmendations of the war records, including prospective Arena. temperature and humidity dial details of every individual's life. campus. Port saying progress on the •The current status of the constantly records the environment, Though MSU has not reached the should a student apply for financial employers and insurance investigators. 'is going along very well." Even the student runs into some newly-formed College of Urban Scattered throughout the campus "Big Brother" extree, the University aid, bring a case to the aJ e have been no holduP8 80 far * Development and the proposed MSU are 22 special terminal hookups with does maintain extensive records on Student-Faculty Judiciary or seek help roadblocks when trying to view his I [or a "me this summer when Law School. . the computer which provide various almost every aspect of its student from Equal Opportunities Programs, own records. I lw,y„of the University officials were departments with limited access to the population. another file is begun. Student records maintained with I tal' , Wharton said. "But now •The University's need to increase computer's information instantly, Every time a student takes a class, the campus police, the Counseling ■ JMttcallyai, of the persons who productivity and decrease costs to Six typewriters and 16 video display goes for counseling, sees an University The subject of student records Center and the health center are not I 2? " copy of the rePort for offset the tight financial outlook tor aroun(j campus are on a direct Health Center physician, receives a covers seven pages in the current available for student inspection. lotion have responded." the coming year. ijne to the main computer. The traffic ticket, applies for a campus job Student Handbook with repeated Files in the student affairs office I Um„ Fact*Findlng Committee on Copies of bothr the minority -—- ---- ana omputer miffm. committee K stands on ">™ flooring « false »" a «««.«.» or contacts the Placement Bureau or emphasis placed on the secrecy of must be viewed with an official and I er8,'ty and E®8* * war . .. Lansing Policies majority reports of the war com those kept in the student's department . Wa< about 18 inches high and a maze of even switches rooms in a residence those records. I Dolini up to "tndy the war-realted have been given to the do cables beneath the device connect the hall, a detailed record isi kept iin at "It must be stressed that all of the office must be viewed with an adviser. Idem of both bodies after trustees for their consideration, apparatus to the various terminals. least one of many offices of the student's records are considered I C°"8tratlons on Grand River Avenue Each terminal is hard-wired to the confidential and except (continued on page 9) {continued on page 14) University. no one sPring. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 28,1972 WELCOME ANTIWAR Freed POWs refuse offer of U.S. aid MOSCOW (AP) - Three U.S. Lts. Mark Gartley and Norris Elias added, "I feel the same way, through a service entrance into the Cora Weiss, another committee them each airmen freed by North Vietnam turned Charles of the Navy and Maj. Edward and I don't want to jeopardize the airport customs hall it appeared member, shielded the pilots who stood an American passDnr, down an American government offer Elias of the Air Force reached Moscow guys we left behind. If we don't carry doubtful Dubs would even have a bewildered in the swirl of newsmen, Afterward, at an imS??: Wednesday of a bed for the night, late conference, the escort Wednesday on a long flight from out our plans, we'll be failing in chance to extend the government's customs officials and curious they considered delegation1* medical attention and transport home. Peking. They were released from a respect to those we left behind." offer of help. passengers in transit. Dubs' C?1 They told U.S. Charge d'Affaires POW camp Sept. 17 with the The pilots and their accompaniment Blocking his way were David Falk at first said there would be no "threatening." M ^ |*tf Adolph Dubs during a tense 20-minute of antiwar advocates were scheduled When the plane from understanding they would take civilian Dellinger, the Rev. William Sloane meeting between the pilots and the in a snowstorm at Pei,i«„, confrontation at the Moscow airport that they wanted to go home with the aircraft to America. Gartley told Dubs, "We'd better to leave Moscow for New York this morning with Coffin and Richard Falk, of the man instructed to offer them official day, an urgent message from Irkutsk earner?!' a stopover in Committee of Liaison with Families of help. in Moscow w escort .of antiwar activists who arranged their release. proceed in this way for the safe release of the other POWs." Copenhagen, Denmark. When the pilots arrived and were led Prisoners Detained in North Vietnam. In an unlighted corner behind them, Dubs didn't try to force his way American officials informed the would par?! i» ! past. And as he withdrew, Weiss for them in Moscow. , shouted into television microphones Coffin told pointed her way, "Stand back! Stand Elia* h® fe,t f"ture Gartley, Charl« back! Give us some room!" prisoner would be jeopardized if h men2»,r° says Nixon the Study McGovern After some more discussion it was return to New York or decided to arrange the meeting in an Aeroflot office at the terminal. delegation as planned. Falk, a lawyer, said the with 1 lteSS°' Aeroflot is the Soviet airline. not legally bound pilots J to orders from their obey face tax hike Dubs told them he would make the and did not have to military to or spending cut ambassador's residence available to them for the night, siad the embassy doctor was on hand to treat them if of embassy officials. The airmen decided to follow instnS adopt Fall WASHINGTON (AP) - Either The report "The federal reading of the law. But when it says, study, headed by David J. Ott Even with this increased yield, the needed, and said an Air Force medical Richard Nixon or George McGovern, government may be in the process of Clark University, say the fiscal crunch down to refusing, report says, projections of the evacuation plane would be ready in they turned do as president during the next few years, beggaring itself to relieve many state would continue through 1977. They McGovern proposals show deficits of Copenhagen to fly them to New York. an invitation, not a military order? would have to accept sizable tax and local governments from add: formal ambassadorial having to $20 billion in 1975, $11 billion in Each man in turn refused. They said instruction increases or slash planned spending to finance outlays that may never be "To balance McGovern's spending "No demands were 1976, $3 billion in 1977, and they would spend the night in a made 0 avoid big deficits, a private economic needed." plans with revenues would require tax surpluses thereafter. Moscow hotel, were in good health pilots," Dubs told newsmen. group has concluded. Projecting through 1978 the budget increases, In answer to a including those the On the spending side, the and preferred to fly home on question, the acti This would be true even if the effects of programs espoused by both candidate himself has chief of mission proposed, projections show McGovem's commercial aircraft. said, "It is quite cl. economy recovered to the full presidential candidates, the study ranging from 24 to 37 per cent higher programs costing $84.5 billion more they are still members of the a™ Soviet and North Vietnamese employment 1 level by 1974, says observes: than the projected revenues the than Nixon's by 1975, $107.7 billion forces." the officials attended the meeting, and study, commissioned by the "The picture that emerges is a existing system would have produced. more by 1978. The report notes these Throughout, Charles value heard Dub6, as he later recounted, appeal, , privately-financed American rather grim one for the Nixon "To balance the Nixon budget in increases would not necessarily be relaxed, Gartley pulled together wi nds fc Enterprise Institute for Public Policy administration 1975-77 would require tax increases greet the airmen and "welcome them effort and Elias was a Research. ... "This outlook also presents Sen. the order of 2 to 7 per cent of such inflationary — if they were covered by on behalf of all our country." uneasy. pressed on taxes. Before he left the pi'ots, Dubs gave Gartley's mother and Charles' wi The report is sharply critical of the McGovern with a bleak starting point revenues; thereafter tax cuts would be are making the trip with the sharing of federal revenues with states for his budget decisions." possible." and cities. The economists who made the For Nixon to achieve his aim of budget balanced under a full FRENCH RAISE HOPES employment conditions and at the same time fund existing programs and new ones he has proposed would require $21 billion more taxes in 1975, $13 billion in 1976 and $6 billion in 1977, the report says. Raising such sums through the income tax would require hikes of 11 Money reform WASHINGTON (AP) - Optimism French Finance Minister Valery seen outlook. over prospects for reform of the Giscard d'Estaing told governors of the There were few signs of oppositi per cent in 1975, 6 per cent in 1976 world's money system rose steeply 124-nation International Monetary to tht U.S. objectives and 3 per cent in 1977, it figures. Wednesday when France posted a Fund (IMF) that gold should be "the among t McGovern already has proposed British, Italians and Germans. Jap one-year target for agreement on new impartial indicator" of value, rather reforms that he says would raise taxes was described as still noncommitt currency-exchange rates for the than the so-called paper gold that the though plainly displeased with t an estimated $22 billion in 1975 non-Communist countries. United States favors — the IMF's by proposals for severe sanctions agaii or atti closing what he call loopholes. But disagreement quickly surfaced, Special Drawing Rights. countries which persist in lai oblems The economists express doubt that even among the European Common The Netherlands' Finance Minister, the yield would be that Market balance-of-payments surpluses nting. large, but countries, over what should R. J. Nelissen, challenged the French deficits. City c accept the figure as a basis of their finally replace the dollar as the new view, saying: "In my opinion, gold But there projection. standard of value. should not be the pivot was widespread f ge cro . . . Any that it would be impossible for t 1. publ creation of international reserves in IMF's new Committee of 20, only n< the future system should not depend being organized, to hammer out on gold." Committee cancels Giscard d'Estaing suggested that finance ministers should reach final complete set of recommendations time for adoption at the Nairi meeting. agreement on a "stable but adaptable" exchange rate mechanism at the IMF Nobel Peace Prize annual meeting next September. in Nairobi, Kenya, This would be the first of three Panel OKs lint Ho stages, Giscard d'Estaing said. It ikh last OSLO, Norway (AP) The Nobel $2.8 billion — Other known proposed candidates would be followed by restoration of Peace Prize will not be awarded this were the antiwar priests rasing year, the 19th omission since the Philip and free convertibility of all currencies — Daniel Berrigan, and Archbishop Dom including the U.S. dollar, whose prizes began in 1901. Helder Camara of Brazil. convertibility into gold was suspended The five-man Nobel committee of the Norwegian parliament, Wednesday that the prize would not announcing In 1971 the prize went to Chancellor Germany who Willy Brandt of was West cited for his efforts by President Nixon on August 15, 1971 — and finally, in the third stage, by agreement on the new suggested foreign bill WASHINGTON (AP) - The Set be given, did not give any reason for at East-West reconciliation. standard of value. Appropriations' Committee approv withholding it. At times the prize has Expired But the general view in Oslo was gone to organizations rather than to until recently many Giscard d'Estaing also noted that people predicted Wednesday, aid $2.8 biUion fore bill, excluding fore . Giant murals adorn the that the committee was unable to find individuals. In 1969 the International that the world money »qii VII hallways at the newly-opened Florida a worthy candidate. Labor Organization based in would divide into military assistance. International University in Miami. Here, a coed continues to The committee never discloses the separate economic blocs "and that the Action on the military items Switzerland received it, and in 1965 era of a universal code study before her next class despite the expired flag on the names of the candidates, but at least the prize went to UNICEF, th United was a thing of deferred awaiting final congressii the past" But he said statements made parking meter. Also featured are large paintings of a telephone one of the people proposed as a Nations Children's Fund. in the past two action on a $1.82 billij and candidate was Dr. Elise The prize was established in the will days, including the authorization bill passed by the Sei a gum ball machine. comprehensive U.S. reform proposals Tuesday. Ottesen-Jensen, a Swedish family of Alfred Nobel, the Swedish inventor AP presented by Treasury Secretary Chairman Daniel K. Inouye, Wirephoto planning expert. of dynamite. George P. Shultz, have improved the Hawaii, of the Senate fore| assistance a p p r opriatiol subcommittee, said the bill will cr to the Senate floor Friday and r"" Army probes aid items in the $4.2 billion (C) 1972 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE Division inquiry into allegations massacre Among those who admitted being investigation, according to claim the massacre. The House bill will be subject to Hoi Senate conference committee acti The Senate committee delete House amendment by Rep. Charle Vanik, D - Ohio, banning governmj against Capt. James W. Lanning, questioned by C.I.D., the paper Oklahoman. Calley case is now under credit or financial guarantees for I "I tried to voice review. WASHINGTON, Sept. 27 - The commander at the time of my private investment in any nat Company reported, were former Lt. Paul complaints that if they were going to Army confirmed Wednesday that it C, was completed Aug. 18 and Schierholz, of Columbus, Ga., and do it to Lt. Calley, they should do it Halverson told the Oklahoman of charging more than $50 for has been forwarded to the commanding officer former enlisted men Lonnie ''outright cold-blooded killing" of emigration visa. investigating allegations that Gentry, to all," the paper quoted him as another infantry company had of Ft. Bragg, N.C., where the captain is of Duncan, Okla. Paul civilians and prisoners by members of The amendment was aimed Halverson, of saying. Halverson, no longer in the committed a series of war crimes one now stationed. Superior, Wise., Richard E. Porte, of the company. Russia where emigrants to Is year earlier in the same area as the 1968 Army, is presently serving aboard a According to the newspaper's Lakeland, Fla., and Robert E. Grote The Army is also known reportedly have been charged as" My Lai massacre. account, Company C took part in a of White freighter sailing the Great Lakes. to be as $25,000 for an exit permit. Plains, N.Y. investigating allegations of a second Details of the investigation search-and-destroy operation between Halverson, a combat photographer Gerald R. Ford, R - Mich.. were The reference was to Lt. William L. massacre at My Lai revealed today by the May 18 and May 23, 1967, and it was and journalist who had accompanied involving as many Tuesday the ban would apply a! Daily Calley Jr. who was convicted of as 90 civilians less than two miles from Oklahoman in Jack a copyrighted article by during this period that the atrocities the unit on several operations, said it murder and sentenced to 20 years in the hamlet of My Lai 4 on the same Israel which charges $140 cent of transportation for an PlusJ.^ Taylor. were allegedly committed. was his complaint that brought on the prison for his part in the My Lai morning of the My Lai massacre. According to the newspaper, from permit. "80 to the hundreds," of prisoners and civilians were killed. Investigators are looking into charges of villages and crops being set ablaze and mutilation of the dead. Hundreds of witnesses Division of opinion were being questioned, the paper said. The unit involved in the investigation, the Oklahoman reported, is Company C, Third Battalion, 35th Infantry, Third Brigade, 25th Infantry Division. splits up homestead In the spring of HOWELL, Mich. (AP) - Toner said he had a "no deviation" 1967, the unit was operating in a section of Quang Ngai Province, near My Lai. The company Twenty-three-year-old Larry Toner wanted a split-level house, but what he contract with his builder, but contended the plans weren't followed. asm* was attached to the Fourth Division wound up with was a split house. He said the builder offered to fill the which was later relieved Because of a dispute between Toner lower level with sand until it was at by the 23rd mm. Infantry Division (Americal). and his builder, the builder had the the proper depth. " /^CjjgS^SS * house sawed in half. One half is sitting But a consulting engineer, whom A Defense Dept. spokesman, asked on the foundation and the other half Toner said he hired at his to comment on the own investigation, said, has been pulled about 15 feet away. "on several occasions in the expense, said the basement floor might part, the Toner said the house, a trilevel crack in the future if it's poured over Army has acknowledged that it has a number of active design shaped like a T, was separated the sand base. investigations with a power saw where the two wings Toner said he offered to put a concerning allegations of improper -s activities in Vietnam. came together. certain amount of the builder's fee in The house was designed to have escrow for a year so that if the floor 'The Army has nothing new it can report to you today three elevations, Toner said, one at cracked, he'd be assured it would be these (Wednesday) on ground level, one four steps above and fixed at the builder's expense. on-going matters." the other five At the same time, an Army Public steps below. "But he refused," Toner -said. Affairs "When the builder had the lower Instead, Toner said, the builder Officer, Lt. Col. Leonard F. B. Reed, said the Army Criminal level dug," he said, "it came out nine ordered a house mover last week to investigation Criminal Investigation steps below the ground level. You just cut the house in two, push steel beams can't have trilevel Larry Toner guards his divided a h9me like that." under it and haul the house away. mansion. r 28,1972 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 28, 1972 3 tom Bargaining uaROLDSON haroldson ;,°N^ Staff Writer University professors University clock professors may begin to "watch the time instead of devoting faculty. The report states banded together report released again faculty The " negotiate, the report says. report generally with between a possible friction little basis before hand. could be filed, with an The 39 page report also more time to contains information on the official report on a students. may have strong appointed arbitrator. „ more power to deal with the concluded the bargaining administration and current status of collective [,,tlve bargaining, The report states union unit and a strong Bargaining legislature than the present agent will decide The Ey released distributed - was to faculty members will how the union works. determine system. It is not automatic on raises. faculty union. How grievance stresses present "good system faith" bargaining in four-year colleges and universities. A Using however. The issue could JSSent chairmen this K hopes that it would the example American Medical of the groups Due competing to other for E governance The future of academic resolved by an agreement be procedures and decided are presented are also between administration. faculty and The description of the various bargaining agencies " Assn., it legislative government and a unionized between the faculty and debated in the report. difference, then, light on the points out that funds, higher in including the two that are some education may not receive faculty is discussed within administration as to the Under collective bargaining collective bargaining would iversial question. vocational organizations the report. The Academic compaigning at MSU, what is asked for. powers each would have. contracts parties involved be the use of an arbitrator. American Assn. of report, compiled by have a high professional report Also, the Council could to exist The report concludes the would resolve the dispute The states that public cease report also gives University Professors and "Ad Hoc University image because of the after faculty issue will have to be informally. If informal oittee on Collective conduct of members. There feejing is for higher education "none too unionization, the report suggests. It resolved by the two parties agreement is not met, a possible repercussions from collective Michigan State University is no inevitable harm to favorable" and may a bargaining Faculty Associates, are fining, took one year professionalism of higher the that a collective faculty remain as it presently is but with speculations having formal grievance procedure standpoint. included. ftfflrtof fessor Jackson religion and education, the report states. Economic issues could spur resentment the public. from Who receives raises each of the committee, The question of faculty Faculty year if the "merit" system is dnesday sairf the rePort units def raises and means of getting not used? being distributed again these raises is one of the key "There seems little doubt uD answer questions issues of the campaign — that collective collective will students have to shell bargaining tends to favor policies that out more tuition to By BECKIE HANES cover treat all both the future of academic collective research support, '*Wbat should be the raises or will there be empjayes'alike," the State News Staff Writer bargaining it to greater economic gains funds for report says. This may lead governance and the would expect to incorporate for the faculty. The political professional meeting travel, tostood, though, is that other means? to loss of initiative grievance procedure. into the present grievance etc. All of these need by some The strength of an organization (the report) was not The report says student philosophical ''The concept of • t, * faculty members memoers to differences between the procedure with such affiliated with the Michigan consideration in negotiating signed to give Tees may provide . faculty produce higher output groups vying to be named academic governance is, by modifications as the faculty Education Assn. and a voice a contract," AAUP's Mmmendations, Jackson raises. But it recognized that But the report definition, advisory in 4 "it is simply an students may says'merit faculty bargaining agents nature. This concept has deem desirable based on in the process of statement read. obviously raises could be written into emerged Wednesday after their experience with the establishing funding Both organizations jrmative document for resent this and form the collective proved successful in some present procedure. MSU priorities would aid the recognized the importance erested faculty." "counter-pressure". Hence bargaining the groups simultaneously areas, such as curriculum contract. In FA's intent is that an MSU faculty. of suitable working addition, _ Professionalism legislative "more desirable released position greater equity in salaries and statements. development — and aggrieved faculty member conditions. AAUP will Some faculty members from faculty point of markedly less successful in could choose the grievance AAUP stressed academic possible greater academic The two negotiate for fair and a faculty union will ruin view" appropriations groups, MSU others," MSU - FA's be involved in ___ quality would exist. If the procedure he wishes — governance equitable working values higher education with certain Faculty Associates (MSU - statement read. advantages and union stresses greater either the University vehicle establishing budget conditions for all faculty appeal jds for. There has been disadvantages offered by a FA) and the American Assn. academic quality, it will be of Concerning academic or the negotiated process priorities. and MSU - FA negotiators concern that collective bargaining in a better University Professors governance, AAUP voiced gained by MSU will bargain in those areas position to (AAUP), commented on - FA. belief in a "system of "The AAUP which the "The necessity to protect as bargaining faculty academic governance" and etermines. agent would seek increased UY SLATES MEET said it wants to "preserve and improve it as part of a and define contract language once it is faculty compensation both by trying to increase the TV & STEREO collective bargaining implemented dictates that amount of funds available MSU Rentals agreement." - FA should negotiate to the University and by $23.00 per term a procedure similar to those Housing plan disputed seeking the most effective $9.50 per month AAUP voiced more that have had success in use of available funds. confidence in academic other universities," the free - delivery n By KAREN ZURAWSKI objections to the drafted His major complaint unit. "governance and the committee system with its position of using "collective statement reads. MSU - FA claims there ''Fur t hermore, recognizes that faculty it are and service No Deposit call NEJAC ordinances. focused on allowing the interested in a number of 337-1300 State News Staff Writer Establishing an escrow are two factors of collective John L. Cote, an East commission to have more bargaining to strengthen factors beyond salary — e.g., fund for security deposits is these units by establishing bargaining which contribute sabbatic leave policies, gns of oppositi Stcond "f ,wo s,ories Lansing attorney who went power over directing another point of contention their authority within a lives among t Neither landlords nor over the ordinances with the building officials than because of renter problems Germans. contractual agreement Jap n»nts are pleased with the landlords, criticized the provided for in the in getting deposits back. II noncommitt oposed East Lansing documents as "vague and ordinances. instead of by unilateral Make a killing )leased with t sanctions agaii persist in lai ^ng ordinances, billed as ijor attempts to deal with oblems often incurred in ambiguous." A main objection of landlords is the power The coalition also would like to see a change in the commission SN corrects delegation authority." Academic governance of board in Buttons. ii format, nts surpluses 'ting- granted to the nine-member does not satisfactorily deal suggesting that a majority of City officials expect a housing commission formed its members be tenants. story on grod with economic if idespread feeli F crowd for the 7:30 by the ordinances. Under the ordinance, improvement is the stand of (lpossible for t &• Public hearing Tuesday According to Cote, it is "a commission members would football tickets MSU - FA. e of 20, only n< Hannah Middle School further unwarranted be city residents "MSU - FA will negotiate hammer out iditorium. intrusion by government representing the city, MSU, A story in Wednesday's those matters either outside ammendalions Three groups criticizing into the affairs of private rental housing owners, State News concerning the scope of the present s I at the Nain 1 ordinances are the East individuals." tenants, homeowners and football tickets for graduate nsing Meridian Chamber Commerce, the Coalition too The powers are basically broad, he contended. elderly are persons. established No quota and a students was incomplete. The story should have governance structure or those not satisfactorily resolved by the present coupon »nd we'll tend you need to mail you it to u>. end everything oet started. 11 J 8 I £ v | • ° !i Human Survival, a local He expressed some concern description of the MSU 1/ issroots political group, indicated that all graduate process," the statement ii § that if these ordinances representative is not students with student read, |\ 5 d so™ members of the were to pass, it could lead specified, numbers lower than 615299 AAUP indicated it lint Housing Committee was to city regulation of other Cote also charged major and who have been on more optimistic about the of business and termed portions of the ordinances Iiich'usinglast andyear studi areas campus at least one year are madeed basic local I new interim grievance QF| l \y it a "bad precedent." would be unconstitutional if entitled to senior-status procedure than MSU - FA. commendations for the Karl Sirotkin, a planning the state housing bill were tickets. if AAUP is involved in I *11 K j 11 iusin? ordinances. commission member and to pass, because of conflicts U 111 Earlier this month, the amber of one of the joint committee between the two. commerce held members, also indicated a Sirotkin and Delores Tue State News is published by the students of meeting at which some 80 preference for changing the Bender, director of Michigan State University every class day during Fall, ndlords voiced strong commission's structure. off-campus housing, agreed Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays with Cote the ordinances and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special might cause some small Welcome Week edition is published in September. 'o lice find landlords to go out of business, because of the Subscription rate is $16 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press International, costs of meeting Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press. Assn., standards. pf Metro maintenance They thought, however, that might be a good idea. Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Assn. Second classjpostage paid at East Collegiate Press Thompson was reported Lansing, Mich. Miss J knows the power missing late Monday night However, he added in Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services after she failed to return for some cases landlords might Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, of blanket classes. She was scheduled, pass off the higher costs to Michigan, 48823. plaid. . . to attend a church camp in tenants in the form of Greenville but unexpectedly higher rents. Phones: especially this brushed changed her plans. Objections to the News/Editorial 355-8252 Classified Ads 355-8255 wool/nylon/mohair blend Display Advertising 353-6400 Business Office 355-3447 boot topper coat with Photographic 355-8311 Campus Infohtiation 353-870'0 tie belt, zip front, shaped pockets, curved front and back yoke. Red/blue/gold. Sizes 5-13. JacoteoriS JACOBSON'S WILL GLADLY VALIDATE YOUR PARKING TICKET JAMES RESTON o MICHIGAN STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY Lee Lockwood advertising manager Orwell defends press right EDITORIALS This, of course, is simply a good rewrite of Voltaire's famous or Sen. McGovem. Nevertheless, the unsolicited letters coming into this Or when he praises McGovem WASHINGTON day for insisting on (Sept. 24) - It has just now been disclosed by the Times declaration: "I wholly disagree with what you say, and will defend to the office tell us something. reconciling the races ending the wT^1" National Literary Supplement (London) that George Orwell wrote a preface to "Animal Farm" on "The Freedom of death your right to say it." While this idea has often been challenged in A lot of them are saying in effect: "I wholly disagree with what you and will fight to the death say the Press," which has never been England and the United States and (preferably always been condemned and villified yours) your right to say it." Their should low published until this month. In that preface, Orwell was defending his right to publish in totalitarian countries, the mail coming into this office during the election campaign has never seemed assumption - and they are passionately self • righteous about it — is that if your opinion differs from To not be repeat, the typical, but letter-writers at least thev HI the trouble to write The effort to bring cable housing areas normally unpopular or unorthodox ideas less sympathetic to the old hard theirs, you are not only wrong but honest doubts and are and reveaftti television service to the residents under city ordinances. come specifically his anti - Soviet ideas Orwellian principle than it does these wicked and should be suppressed or confusion in the nation significant5! of East Lansing passed a major during the last world war when the days. destroyed as an enemy of the republic. Western about £ There can be no question that Soviet Union was an ally. The preface tradition of demorr, hurdle earlier this month when about the political process the company will eventually be may be relevant to the current It would be silly to draw general If you support the letter - writer's responsibility of the press in and tL city council passed its new cable forced to follow the city's cable controversy in the United States about conclusions about the state of public candidate aD the way, you are a Americ. politics and a free press. "wise" and "subjective" as part of it. " ordinance. The new ordinance ordinance in married housing or opinion in America from letters numbskull, "Tolerance and decency are deeply gives National Cable Co., which be out of business there. written to newspapers and columnists. probably in the pay of the opposition, ''There is now a rooted in England," he wrote, "but The public letter - writers are usually or under the malevolent instructions widespr* serves MSU married housing, the National Cable should tendency to argue," Orwell wrote! they are not indestructible, and they deeply engaged personally for various of your villainous publisher. that angry unpublished opportunity to do something voluntarily lower its rates have to be kept alive partly by reasons on one side or the other, and Animal Farm, "that one preface I right for a change - lower the conscious effort If liberty means The can immediately to a mutually .... therefore are not typical of the confusion over Orwell's defend democracy by totalitarian rates it charges. anything at all, it means the right to disillusioned or indifferent voters, who principle is matched in many of these methods. If one loves acceptable figures until a new tell people what they do not want to democracy th probably outnumber the enthusiastic letters only by the confusion between argument runs, one rr.ust University, city and cable operator is selected in the hear..." other supporters of either President Nixon a straight report of events in the enemies crush interested officials have thought city. The firm also should news by no matter what pages, and an editorial page column of means.. for a long time that the rates connect with the University's a writer's analysis and personal views. "The issue involved here is quite t| National Cable charges ($5 per closed circuit system at its own simple one: Is every opinion, however cost. And this is not a partisan point. For unpopular, however foolish month) are unjustified in light of if you suggest that McGovern's entitled to the multiple swelling nature of When the a hearing? Put it in that new operator is campaign has not been a masterpiece form," he added, "arguing for the chosen, the company the units which allows the should of professional competence, but that right to oppose Stalin's methods, even company to save money in provide the same level of service he has wasted a good case against the though Stalin was an ally in the last to married housing at the same Nixon administration, his enthusiastic great war, and nearly any providing the service. intellectual will feel that he English rates that the new cable operator supporters, many of them your old ought to The basic cost in providing friends, write, not in sorrow but in say 'yes.' But give it a concrete cable service is determined by will provide to the rest of the anger, that you have deserted the and ask: 'How about an shapT attack on the number of feet of cable used city. liberal cause and are Stalin? Is that entitled to a getting to connect subscribers. It takes Action of this nature by conservative in old age. And the answer more often hearing? a than not National Cable will strengthen its will be 'no.' In that case, the great deal more cable to connect The root current principle Orwell was orthodoxy happens to be challenged, position before the eyes of the writing about and that the founding single-dwelling units than and so the principle of free speech city council when the city fathers insisted on at Philadelphia multiple-dwelling units. Married decides which company will be seldom comes up lapses." housing rates could be lowered in these letters. On awarded the franchise. The the Republican side, seldom does This sort of thing is happening all with no unjust economic harm to the time here anybody say: "I'm for the President now. The historical National Cable. company would show the city and I'm going to vote for him, but the analogy is obviously not apt, but fathers that it is interested in the Orwell's old principle still is: ' Unfortunately, National Cable Watergate, and all this deceptive has consistently city's future and not just monev. trickery about unauthorized bombing, liberty means anything at all, it met opposed and illegal bugging and burglary and the right to tell people what attempts to lower the rates National Cable would also they do special privileges for grain dealers and not want to hear." And it is not relying help the entire future of the only on a virtually milk producers makes me sick." the letter writers of today who would unbreakable cable industry and therefore its 10-year contract have worried Orwell. What signed by MSU in 1969. own position with this action. Nor do the McGovern supporters concerned him was not By only the powi. of governments to Due to these failures, providing a service which would recognize that when he is nominated suppress for the presidency, he must opposition, but the "sinister fact," Councilman George A. Colburn, put the industry's best foot expect to be judged more harshly by the press as lie put it, that most with the encouragement of MSU forward at a reasonable price, suppression of a potential president. The enthusiasts dissent tended to be National Cable would convince "voluntary officials, had written to the city's on both sides seem to be baffled when opposition" to "unorthodox new ordinance a section that many doubting persons about a columnist praises the president one thought." specifically includes the cable television's worth. day for his historic opening to China campus and condemns him the next for the Fortunately for him, he didn'c live under its provisions. By providing an adequate "They must not have any floors to be scrubbed long enough to see the day when cable service to the entire unexplained opening of the governments proclaimed his principle, The intent of the section is to city, or alter cloths to be ironed!" Republican party to the bugging of the and then used the free press, radio and National Cable can serve itself by Democratic party. require National Cable to television to overwhelm it. gaining a foothold in a rapidly improve its service and lower its rates in married housing units in growing, vastly competitive industry. TWO CENTS WORTH accordance with the ordinance. Naitonal Cable should finally Both Colburn and Robert H. stop charging married housing Davis, University spokesman Brody shouting matches scored on excessive rates and cable begin treating communication, say the subscribers as something more new ordinance will almost than dollar signs in the cash certainly apply, since married register. To the Editor: preparing for my classes. Impulsively by numbers. Just remember — you're down the other residence hall. decided the value of the noise was anonymous. And the harder you work I wish to inform the many MSU Drew Jack man worth the time spent and I moved to to students who missed it, of the repress, the better your the window, enjoying both the Bailey resident spontaneous creations in shouting Red wonderful happening recently in the Sept. 25,1972 Cedar Brody Complex. Monday night, while simply sitting apparent emotional involvement of the participants and the cool night breeze. To offer an opinion as to the highest in my room, I witnessed my creative quality achieved is no cause for argument. By this I mean Armstrong needs studen residence hall (Bailey Hall) enjoy with gusto a rousing verbal battle with Armstrong Hall, which was quite Hall far exceeded my Bailey Hall "brothers" both in quality and fascinating for awhile. The initial quantity. The Waste Control Authority is Local groups and politicians blood drew my attention away from Because of my location I was able attempting to clean up the Red are also getting into the act. my lifeless room as people pushed to see the cheering section of Cedar this weekend Even under their imagination to the limits. A high Supporters of M. Robert Carr, Armstrong Hall (three fully packed normal circumstances this would 6th District priority was to expose someone's congressional balconies) and hear the inept be a massive undertaking. But virginity publicly as well as give ejaculations of the Bailey Hall yellers. candidate, and Greg Maddex, evidence that the opposition's drain commissioner "Hey, let us get in," or "Let's start considering that only roughly candidate, chemical makeup was of an earthly 100 students have volunteered to join in the and despicable nature. together again!" represented their have signed up to disorganization as well as their lack of help, the struggle may be even effort as have members of the skill. There was no actual creativity, harder. Public Interest Research Actually the battle began when only small variations of the Armstrong Group someone wanted a radio turned down Hall chants. in Michigan. The problem is not only to find the operator unwilling to a lack of Everyone but the individual cooperate. Frustration led to the need As I said, I was wholly engrossed for publicity. The Waste Control student is getting involved. for an outlet or object of attack, not a while but, as in bullfighting, Authority has had public service But the Waste Control silence, as silence is a loss. repetition killed the show and I lost announcements on several local interest. Authority will be giving students Approximately 30 minutes time was radio stations, delivered releases another chance to reverse the spent in the shouting match and my The next battle Hands to local media and will not be residence hall mailboxes put flyers ito as well transformation of the Red Cedar into a red sewer. only objection is that it was during quiet hours. I would have closed my scheduled (neither was this one) as any artist knows that creativity and off as using posters and other The river you save is your windows but the room was stagnated imagination is blunted and lost when announcements. in a warm slfmy air not conducive to spontaneity and impulsiveness must be To the Editor: own. good concentration of thought while activated at a prescribed time. My only seeing monitors of what is or is nol Many of Kre males carry purses in hope is that the next battle is before I these days of modern time. socially acceptable. Yes, dear friends study (rather egocentric) and if I may not be shiny patent leather They may we conform. venture a little advice to Bailey Hall, with bright But I don't want to place the stamp buckles, but they are purses just the of condemnation upon all conformity you all should concentrate more on same. Ah! but we are self - conscious. After all, there is solidarity to thinl your organization (already mentioned) Usually our purses are made of and strength, with creativity heavy, about too. growing he - man canvas so that we will not out of the unfearful initiative achieved shrivel under the aspersions of the all - So, what is the point? The point my brothers, is that we are be'I sexually discriminated against. i° your purse over your shoulder an Put away walk into the Campus Book oto You will not get far. One of socie y guardians will command you to lea your purse behind if you wish tosnoj To the Editor: against drawn guns. In fact, if I were granted immunity from prosecution, I there. Since you have already w_ Monday I happened by the would be willing to pick those stopped, take a moment whue y two stand there to think about what Administration Building in time to junior Matt Dillons off with sniper fire notice two armored car guards with just to demonstrate how easily it could happened. Watch your sisteis waii drawn guns carrying cash bags from be done. past the guard. They are the building. This adolescent posturing The signs purses - big ones, little ones, drab am of paranoia and its colorful ones — but their purses se is not only asinine but downright concomitant potential for deadly to be invisible to the guard. dangerous. Furthermore I fail to see violence are already too common in their purpose. Are they that worried Ask yourself: Am I more likely our society. The armored car about bag snatchers, or are they steal because I am a man? company's toy soldiers should cease actually anticipating a pitched gun playing movie heroes, holster their battle with a gang of grim guns, and get back to the serious Someone, "they," apparently think desperadoes? The snatch - and - run usually dull) business of transporting (and so. If you do not agree with them don't conform. Remember, the robbery could be easily thwarted by valuables. handcuffing the bags to the guards, solidarity to think about too. I SUPPOSE IT'S TOO while anyone of serious enough intent LATE TO WRITE OUR Robert J. Robbins CONGRESSMAN . . to engage in gunfire should be able to Mark Holoweiko East Lansing resident Lansing senU» formulate an effective plan even September 25,1972 Sept. 25,197? Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 28, 1972 5 nesbury by Garry Trudeau Abortion issue argued at Proposal B meeting By MAUREEN McDONALD 20th week of pregnancy in a I present myself as a whole soften the attack of State News Staff Writer licensed hospital or clinic. person," Portma said. "I antiabortion groups, As a indication of things exist historically at only one * T h e option of Dr. Edward Portma and point in time, I genuinely to come, abortion backers terminating pregnancy must Elizabeth Hanink die and opponents bitterly historically, and remain open, but the represented the Nurses therefore must begin majority of abortions will argued the morality of Associated to . Assure Life. historically." be done in the 7-12 week abortion, without making much headway at a panel (NATAL). They presented a . . . time period. series of slides on a "It is the beginning discussion Tuesday. ^ Counselingon attitude of hatred when you The discussion, sponsored maturing fetus with highly mongolis rube„ and don t want someone to be, by a district meeting of graphic pictures of abortion other forms of genetjc procedures. Port said. defects cannot be done until licensed nurses, was held to educate the public on the Dr. Jack Stack, finance Portma urged the the 15th week of ramifications of Proposal B, continuance of the present "pregnancy, chairman of the Michigan which would allow abortion Committee for Abortion abortion law for "those who * The menopausal on demand for any Reform, and can't protect themselves." woman and the pregnant Phyllis consenting woman up to her Townsend, a retired nurse, Conversely, Townsend teenager of 13 or 14 years stated "the unborn have a may overlook a few late highlighted a woman's right hoARD RECALL SET to terminate a problem pregnancy. right not to live - we're denying them a great deal of periods due to erratic menstrual cycles, dignity." Portma said he has "Is it right for one group performed three abortions The mother of four and to save the life of the of people to destroy I By Lansing CAROL THOMAS "With the help of all the with polling places and ballot both general and school Lansing as well as the city another group of people to solve their Hanink asked. The audience problems?" grandmother of seven said, "I want my babies to be fully human — to be loved and cared obsolete." for — not mothers. neVer abortion, Stack said he has performed an I State News Staff Writer election clerks I think we've ballots. elections will be held at the of Lansing. Because of this reacted Townsend cited managed to resolve most of Voters will cast sympathetically to a slide of Workshop their general election J Balloting problems the previous difficulties," he ballots for both the recall place. a 21-week-old fetus. overpopulation, the rate of Lused by hastily adding the said. issue and the general election Referring to the fetus, illegitimate births and rising Though major problems area, Hanink said, "She breathes, unemployment figures to of five pro-busing When Atty. Gen. Frank J. II jjng Board of Education Kelley announced several at the polling general election place, Marrs said. are considered solved, a lot of little headaches are still Punch cards are being hurriedly prepared for the she cries, she takes in food, stress her point. "One of the most adult, to focus she sleeps — and she is not Members to the November weeks ago that the recall School elections are running around loose, Marrs cities of Lansing and East mature, human things for a ,eral election ballot have could not be handled in a legally alive in the state of jn solved, John D. Marrs, special election as originally traditionally held at school buildings, but to eliminate said. The Lansing School Lansing, but township clerks have found several New York, where abortions mother to do is to choose not to force upon that little art class information planned, township clerks the need for duplicate poll are permitted up to 24 District includes portions of it impossible to add the life a world in which he will Adults and children will the board, and school officials weeks of pregnancy." books and make it more several townships and a recall issue to already- not be cared for in." be able to begin classes in Mouned Wednesday. predicted serious problems convenient for the voter, small portion of East overcrowded ballots. In Other slides included a "Only a woman herself photography, film-making, these townships, paper 19-week-old fetus killed by can decide her future," creative writing and other ballots will be used, Marrs a saline injection, caesarean Stack said. "The laws can areas through the East *atholic Church criticized said. "We have to get paper ballots, punch cards, and section abortions, — called hysterotomies — and various remains of suction only regulate the facility." in Stack cited the decrease maternal deaths due to Lansing Arts Workshop. The classes, which range from $15 for children to voting machine tapes made abortions. legalized abortions in $35 for adults per quarter, up for different places," he nearby states. also focus poetry, for funding antiabortion fight on said. Portma calmed the Stack asked why weaving, drawing, jewelry, Counting the ballots noticeably upset audience antiabortion members of sculpture and creative won't be as difficult as it with his philosophical the dramatics. audience had not | LANSING (UPI) — The chairman of "There are some people who still pamphlet is "love and let live." sounds, however, since each comments of the of life. continuity themselves in past Registration for the k Senate Taxation Committee said think priests and ministers should be In addition, each of the state's 950 clerk is responsible for classes, which will be held at day the Roman Catholic Church preaching religion in the church and parishes will be sent a specially counting the ballots and "I walk, I eat, I feel pain. criminally-con trolled the old Marble School 693 lould not be using its tax - exempt teachers teaching in the schools," he produced 12 - minute color slide and relaying the information to abortions, which have N. Hagadorn Rd., beginning tnds in the political fight over said. "I may be old fashioned but if sound show called, "Love and Let the school board. "killed numerous women." Sunday. iberalizing Michigan's abortion law you start combing politics and Live." "With a lot of Stack defended the For further information, lis November. religion, where does it end?" cooperation from all the 20-week limit on abortions, interested persons should I "I do not believe tax exempt funds Each parish will get leader kits township clerks and the city as stated in Proposal B for phone 332-4966 or stop by which include a 10 page manual ihould be used in politics," Sen. Harry Earlier this week it was announced - clerk, we've got this solved the following reasons: the workshop Monday Te Maso, R-Battle Creek, said. "The the church will take an active suggesting ways to organize meetings finally," he said. time would not through Friday. part in and slide show, how to raise funds and |thurch, along with other lobbying against voter approval of the ionizations, enjoys a preferred status abortion proposal on the November a compaign schedule from now to the far as taxes go and it should not election. general election ballot. » its money in this way." About 1.5 million four - page color Earlier this year, DeMasd tried DeMaso said he thought all tax - pamphlets showing various stages on unsuccessfully to pass a bill requiring rapt organizations should stick to the fetal development will be all tax - exempt organizations to rhat they were formed for. distributed. The message of the report the value of their holdings. REAL REVCO'S GOOD 10% EXTRA r :tktt7 PANTS FOR M.S.U. 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(y Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, SepTeHber?R LEARNING EMPHASIZED School focuses on flexibility By DEBBIE CALKINS basement of the the School, which is staffed and State News Staff Writer Unitarian Universalist by four certified teachers, in filmmaking from staff Therefore, he decided to Cliff Borbas wants the members and outside attend the School for "• Church, 855 Grove St., addition to Borbas. resource people. different type of 19-student high school he encountered problems No grades are given and learning directs to have a Some students are also environment open," lasting trying to find a facility to the atmosphere for all work — more impression on the students. hold its sessions, he said. and activities is casual, as is doing volunteer work in the he said. "School ought to have Prior to receiving access afternoons. One is teaching the dress. at the Goodman School, Part-time teacher Karen more of an impact on the church basement Diplomas will be issued to another is working at the Dickey, East Lansing peoples' lives," Borbas, after the 'Goodman School, students who complete the director of a new local high a free elementary school, Family of Man organic food resident, said, "In the public amount of sessions at the school based on individual store and two 'U be schools there In not much relocated its facilities, the School equivalent to the helping with loca! Head room for creativity. It's instruction, said Wednesday. School's board of directors public facilities. Open to East Lansing wanted to buy land in Bath Start programs, Borbas said. nnc Bke a babysitting-police In addition to the Though the School meets role. When people can young people between the Township. But the School traditional lessons ages of 13-17, Borbas was denied Monday through Friday choose things they want to a special-use English, math and science, helped to found the from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., "the do, they learn." permit in that area. students have opportunities "School" because, he said, Next it tried to locate in a to leam about photography, kids aren't lined up at the Students pay $1,050 per "I didn't think the public church on Harrison Road, door to leave at three auto mechanics, cooking, year to attend the School. schools were making the but Borbas said neighbors comparative cultures, street o'clock," one soft-spoken Some grants and monetary kinds of changes that would threatened a lawsuit because male student remarked. aid are available to students, theater, city problems, art make school worthwhile." The School follows a Borbas added. they did not want children However, he explained, and cars racing through the schedule, but it is not rigid The salary received by free schools, such as this, and is easily altered to meet the School's staff, which often fail because "so much responsibility is left up to Just before the School King holiday the students' needs, Borbas said. comes from tuition, is was scheduled to open, the considerably less than the the individuals, they don't do anything." Therefore, East Commission Lansing Sept. Planning 13 approved by One girl School, with braces attending the on her amount they would be earning in a public school, teeth and long, dark hair, Borbas said, the School is approved the request to subcommittee said she preferred it because Borbas said. But, he "not a free school without hold classes in the Unitarian explained, "I'm willing to WASHINGTON (UPI) - the East Lansing public structure, but it has much Church, he explained, An effort to make the Jan. receive less because the flexible structure than school she had attended environment is so much more Nineteen students of 15 birthday traditional schools." various anniversary of before was better." backgrounds and Martin Luther King Jr., a The School, located in "nanow-m:nded" in its appearances are enrolled in federal holiday saw its first Though the School has classes and structure. not yet been in session two Chris Doucet (left) and Cathy Hazlett work with daylight Wednesday when a One student explained he macrame and other crafts subcommittee weeks, Borbas added, "I'm at tf passed the had worked to establish a School- They are students at a new private East Lansing high school that bill. free school in Okemos last amazed and pleased that individualized instruction and unregimented schedule. stresses I we've gotten as far as we A similar bill in the year but the proposal failed. have." State News photo by C.L. Senate has been languishing Michaels I in a judiciary subcommittee and was not expected to receive action this session. Transit package Gov. Milliken's $83 his Senate Highway earlier this year. million transportation Committee. gallon tax from the that Fleming agreed package moved a little Fleming, who has bottled increased gas tax. move after it Fleming and Milliken up the bill in committee, appeare closer to Senate action have had a long feud over Senate Majority Leader VanderLaan would be abl made the move after TUesday when Sen. James the bill, after the Governor Robert VanderLaan , to transfer the bill to a moi supporters agreed to place R-Grand Rapids, said favorable committee an mmiMsa Fleming, R-Jackson, agreed to begin work on the bill in accused the Jackson senator of bad faith in before the Senate a Wednesday there is no take it out of Fleming handling it constitutional amendment guarantee that the bill will ha.y C.L. Michaels I unmet because they cannot the Michigan Municipal Dearborn. people," he said. and state assumption of aid the programs to city. League being held Goodall, addressing a He said his concept is elementary and secondary Wednesday through Friday group of the more than relevant to campus education costs. Contenders in the U.S. in Lansing. 1,200 delegates, introduced communities like Ann John M. Patriarche, East Senate race, Robert P. ion police brief Discussions on "the his concent of "The Arbor and East Lansing Griffin, R-Michigan, and Lansing city manager and human city," which center Fractured City." 1961-62 Democratic Atty. Gen. "regardless of size, economic league president around the changing "Our cities are being and social problems." said while the sessions did Frank Kelley, are scheduled relationships between city fractured economically, He said smaller cities not directly concern cities to address the closing ming agreed halls and the various social, structurally and socially. We the size of East luncheon Friday. ter it appeanl ■ year - old East woman's screams and called afternoon Lansing the by security racial, ethnic, political and in would be ablf jnsing student was police. She was admitted to guards at the MSU economic groups within the bill to a moi [rested outside Phillips Hall University Health Center. Bookstore for attempting to each municipality, began committee campus police shortly take an ashtray valued 0 at Flemin^B'ore 1 am" Wednesday TS ut of Over $77 worth of books $2. The case has been Laan predict® charges of window were jeping. The man was between Tuesday and reported taken referred to the attorney. prosecuting || l TV RENTALS $23.00 per term ~|| timed by officers on n in the Senat me until after tl outine patrol. He Wednesday from the book drop at the MSU Bookstore. i /M, Three bicycles, valued at her rece ipirently attempted to run I the package to Phillips Hall to escape $80, were taken from racks A 19 old student at the Library, Bailey Hall he transportsti< officers, but the doors - year - i locked. The man has was arrested Tuesday and Berkey Hall. leen released and the case WANTF.tl Herred to the prosecuting Homey. try a A bicyclist, bound south day the Democrat! both state lections. In has LFarm is I, collided Lanewith Wednesday morning lile attempting to make a (ft turn. The bicyclist an^ceived mjnor bruises and cerations in the incident. at Wilson a MSU ogsoider of McDonald's french fries , , helped * * * ihn, Robert, an Police report an 18 - year ennedy in the! old woman slashed her 'orts. Now, she I lists with a razor blade Ever finished a bag of our th her husband delicious french fries, and lortly before noon an elected publl lesday, in an apparent really had a taste for more? licide attempt in the ver, a mother of Holden Hall, n, is also know 'ice on the Joh heard the get more Panel on Menu of a good thing . She has als THE CARRIAGE HILL i member of thj GOSPEL HALL commission 2960 Lake Lansing Rd 'are, as a s< East Lansing 1024 E. GRAND RIVER the Fedei^ y for Womel .V Va., and nvites You to Attend 234 W.GRAND RIVER ce president on Sundays P. Kennedy IN EAST LANSING Worship 9:30 am fonday School 10:45 am Gospel 7:30 pm Open Sunday thru Thursday til 1 AM 5ays news Contact 332-6734 Friday and Saturday til 2 AM obe bad igood? Stop by and Stop by and register for sfttaAZ/*' register lor SANDWICH LOVERS for GREAT Hobie's famous hunger quashing GIYE-A-WAY limit one entry per day sandwiches, submarines, pickles, cheese, shakes, Winning names drawn FRIDAY 13th of Oct. your lucky day! soft drinks & delicious brownies Giving away a Johnny Carsun Suit available at Giving away a Johnny Carson Sportcoat Giving away 1 Lakeland Cortez Winter Jacket Giving away 4 Lee Innshruck leans with Giving away 4 Thane Shetland Crewneck matching Jackets Sweaters Hobie's sandwich the lever. Come in and get acquainted with the new spartan shopping center-fro wbridge Fixed -mass Men's Shop serving the campus of M.S.U. west how featuring a 10.00 till 9 P.M. AAA/V Wednesday ^ SEEK &WIIE sing MEN'S FASHION CLOTHING 305 E. Grand River Q Michigan State News, Employes' group hits C-T definition By DANIEL DEVER agreement's exclusion of MERC is expected to State News Staff Writer regular part-time and make a decision next week The American Federation student employes in the concerning the AFSCME of State, County and bargaining process; an protest, Municipal Employes alleged discrepancy „ (AFSCME) has filed a involving the exclusion of , L formal protest opposing the classified health of AFSCME Council 7, said bargaining unit definition for clerical-technical (C-T) professionals but including Wednesday that if no medical technicians; and the set, his group will employes agreed to last question of whether all C-T definitely 8° to court week by the University and workers should be included ***?« to a. "gaming order the MSU Employes Assn. in one large bargaining unit delay the election. In its protest, the or several smaller units. In the meantime, both AFSCME also requested The AFSCME also the AFSCME and the MSU that a hearing be held opposes the election dates because of of Oct. 12-13 set by MERC, Employes Assn., have been the challenged to an open "questionable status" of the charging that such early an debate by five C-T workers. election agreement. election would "deny "There are many of us AFSCME, which is employes a fair opportunity who need more information competing with the to exercise their choice of a about AFSCME and the employes association to collective 111 " * 0 ' 00 bargaining agent." MSU Employes Assn. so til0*'00 +* ** A3 represent C-T workers, filed In to the that we can be informed the protest with the protest, MERC has asked voters," Dawn Thelen, Sue Michigan Employment both the University and the Relations Emery, Sandy Thrack Commission MSU Employes Assn. to Marton, Netta Cambell and (MERC) last week. The union announced the action react to C. Keith AFSCME's petition. Groty, executive Marilyn Baumgartner said in a joint * »/« Wednesday. The petition lists several vicepresident, and Rollin Wednesday. statement issued *11 Dassen, president of the reasons for a hearing employes association, said The five workers especially stressed the need C-T V including: the election the University and the for student involvement in association have filed their the debate. formal MERC. reactions with A tentative time and date Funds disputed of 5:30 p.m. next Neither of the officials, Ingham County commissioner Derwood L. Boyd, of East Lansing, part of $11 million in appropriations. Wednesday in 38 and 39 makes a sweeping gesture as he defends a $48,000 appropriation for however, would release any Union have been set for the details concerning the debate pending acceptance community services in the county budget Tuesday. The money is State News photo responses. of the two groups. by Milton Horn! EVEN IF YOU'RE NOT LOOKING LAST-MINUTE CHANGES FAIL FOR A JOB, READ THIS AD! It's possible for you to more and in your spare time December, by selling cold to the girls at school. We earn from $200 during October, November weather underwear need a reliable junior or to $600 or County By CAROL THOMAS High fields for Boys, the of a jail or board correctional The commission voted to State News Staff Writer growth in the senior campus representative. To Indian Mental Health institution. equalii find out how to Attempts at last-minute ignore both Boyd and Swix, valuation of Ingham Coul do it, call Mr. A. W. Program, the Youth The Indian Mental Health Gregory collect between 8 and and went on to approve the has brought the 4 at (212) 736-6445. But changes in the budget failed Development Corporation, Program, the Youth total budget in an 18-2 vote prop? don't call unless you're Tuesday night as the tax rate down from 1 serious about this job and can handle and the Safety Council of Development Corporation, with 1 abstention. responsibility. Ingham County Board of and the rest of the service mills to 6.7 mills for 19| Greater Lansing. Commissioners voted to Ingham County has organizations, give aid to Commissioners Charles P. The county's pres appropriate $11 million for OPEN AT 7:00 P.M. 1973 programs. traditionally given money to county residents, he said. White, R-Meridian Twp., $1,204,542,2% valuatioi these independent projects Swix argued that these and Susan H. TODAY FEATURE Commissioner Gordon L. as donation without programs were not being Emery D-East Lansing, voted against the up nearly six per cent frl AT 7 :30-9:30 P.M. Swix, R-Lansing Twp., a — 1972, said commissiof specifications attached as to sufficiently scrutinized, and budget. Commissioner David V. Buhl, THE CLEVELAND QUARTET ALL-NEW! charged that Ingham how the money should be the county should exercise Donald G. chairman| frldoy, September 2t County's appropriation of Huber, the finance committee. spent, Swix said. control over how its money R-Meridian \ $48,000 for community Twp. and Trinity's back 9:15 pm Foirchlld Theatre Commissioner Derwood is spent. Buhl expressed hoi service projects was illegal Williamston, said he in the saddle again and unwise. L. Boyd, R-Meridian Twp. and East Lansing, defended "This extension is a logical of the financial abstained from voting that a d d i t i The $48,000 gift was because he doubted the revenue-sharing funds co and still horsing around. divided between Camp the county's donations as accountability concept," legality of the previously be. used for additio| being payments for valuable Boyd countered, "but let's questioned community property tax relief n services rendered to county not pick on some kids that Ingham County u| projects donations. TrTCTsIBN' residents. need help." year. the $100,000 it had I sssiP1* J imports'f He defended Camp Highfields, in particular, To give the commission time to review both State and federal revenue-sharing grants and a over from 1972 to the 1973 budget, add! hesaid.1 "Your Service Center arguments, Boyd suggested saying that juvenile courts ■For FOREIGN AUTOSi often house that the youthful community [ *Major & Minor Repairs | offenders in the camp's home-type facilites instead projects appropriation be delayed for further study. Registration of voters! | ^Complete Auto Body I ! Work '^^REEBOOK^ WE'VE GOT TOO MANY slated by political unit | *Factory Trained i BOOKS (OVER 20,000 k Mechanics Embisst Present An lulo Zindudli Film f * Restoration TITLES IN 7 ROOMS) SO Michigan Youth Politics INstitute (MYPI) today® | UNTIL OCT. 7 WE'RE coordinating voter registration from 5 to 8 p.m. at f "Trinity i *Electrical * Specialty Work a | GIVING AWAY 1 FREE BOOK WITH EACH $1.00 Spartan Village School ] Is Still My Nanie' PURCHASE. Next Thursday at the same time and location anotl » 1204 OAKLAND I GIBSON'S BOOK ADDIC voter registration is scheduled. j 128>/j W. GRAND RIVER MYPI has obtained the 484-441J ^ OPEN M-F 1-6, 7-10 SAT 12-5 Red Cedar School for v student scheduled for trial thus far. disturbance, riot, 3:00-5:00-7:00-9:05. gets billed for 15 unit that was used in the for an authorized person raid or other improper Iamount of Information credits when he is The eight yet to be actually card arena at registration, who gets the information diversion, or assemble in a Please don't reveal I from the computer. taking 17 credits, payroll is in order to assure that and misuses it but so far I scheduled for trial, all MSU manner which obstructs the I "The payroll department, unable to tell him which only am unaware of students or former lurmer MSU iviau - the necessary any breach . , I for example, can only coursea have been information of students are Franklin movement of persons is transmitted confidentiality of our Phiiarfoinhii. about the campus or the I receive the number of unaccounted for and he Hepola, Ik to each unit, the computer records," Terry said. of I credits a student Is takinp muat go the registrar's Cheryl Mazner, asst. resident; Dale Scott, East operators have programmed University buildings and special codes which must be supervisor of the University Lansing resident; Ann facilities or prevents or typed before telephone operators, said Snudden, Philadelphia Kfl any resident; John Royal, jHart their terminal has greatly blasts loss information is transmitted Detroit resident; Craig to the terminal. facilitated the speed of Each unit has its own operation. That one unit lof aid WASHINGTON to (UPI) - students EOG requests and 490,000 code and these are changed weekly as another security was used 18,034 times during the months of April and May. I Charging precaution. If a person at a that the of the 993,000 work-study terminal does not use the I administration reneged on requests, Hart said. code or types out the I aid to low-income college Uta Hagen Diana Muldaur Chris .no Martin Udvarnoky Hart said he was asking a wrong one, the computer ■ students, Sen. Philip A. Senate appropriations automatically turns off that I Hart, D-Mich., said ENDS TONIGHT subcommittee to add OPEN AT 7:00 P.M. I Wednesday is session to he would move another $200 million. Feature at 7:15-9:30 nearly double 'THE MUSIC LOVERS" I funds for a special program. Retain Enid M. Lewis I The administration has Republican Incumbent | (ailed to meet more than Register of Deeds, Ingham STARTS FRIDAY If the requests it received r aid under the County * Background in General ACADEMY AWARD I Educational Opportunity ■ Grant (EOG) and! I work-study grants, Hart Office Procedures * Bookkeeping Budget WINNER Administration BEST DIRECTOR-MIKE NICHOLS * The programs were Dedicated to community OPEN AT 7:00 P.M established to provide service JOSEPH E. LEVINE students from families with Vote Nov. 7 for Enid Paid incomes of less than $9,000 EOG grants of $600 to help offset tuition and other fees or work-study grants of $550 per student to public agencies and colleges to hire students for part-time. But thegovernments funded" only 128,000 of the 435,000 THE -GRADUATE TECHNICOLOR' PANAVISION- TONIGHT in 109 ANTHONY ADMISSION $1.00 r "FOUR STARS ★ ★ ★ ★ HIGHEST "GREAT RATING... A GRATIFYING ACHIEVEMENT." CONFISCATED' -Wanda Hale. N.Y. 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Kedzle Saturday 100 Engineering THIS FILM IS RATED X You must be 18 or over, and Jk Bujold you must have proof of age DIARY 7:00 ft 11:00 HALWALUS PRODUCTION *|00 Minimum admission set by distributor at $2.00 (Theatrical price $5.00) ANNE once at 8:40 25 cents Wund 109 ANTHONY <^A,nnc(sf J**Patron, 'n 111 OLDS SHOWTIMES 7:00 8:45 10:15 ADMISSION ttfe Tfjcusatib DayS black $1.00 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September? -SPORTS- Defense By STEVE STEIN its first three victorioug victorious games. braces Garrison with Richard fo Garrison complete the Trojan pas pass catching Wood, a* linebacker ^ood, "^backer who m who State News Sports Writer Mrk MSU's defensive squad will be on the spot Quarterback Rae will pose quite a problem the Spartan defensive corps, especially for the contingent. McNeill leads the Trojans rushing attack, predicted "should be The MSU defense our sophomore of thi^' ? Saturday night as the Spartans face the nationally secondary, who Is trying to recover from last running for over 100 yards per game. completely Illinois offensive attack In the throttl™^' week's passing attack of Eddie McAihan. first game of J® top-ranked Southern California Trojans In a nonconference clash in Los Angeles. Rae Is averaging 257 yards per game In total Spartan middle guard Ray Nester, who was cited by Georgia Tech coach BUI Fulcher for season, while the Illlnl the Trojans last week scored 20 pffu The powerful USC offense, led by quarterback offense Including 11 yards per gallop, and has playing an outstanding game last week, will be without the starting quarterback Mice Wells sewSJ ! Mrv'cei 0f Mike Rae and tailback Rod McNeill, has quite passed for 231 yards per contest. The versatile facing offensive center Dave Brown, who coach Though USC sports all of the imnr—. impressive statistical credentials, being ranked senior also handles the USC placeklcklng. Rae McKay calls "the best blocking center we've ever numbers, McKay Is taking the J™. will have a solid group of receivers to throw to, had." ,v' among the top four teams In the country In every offensive department except rushing. led by the coachTs son, John McKay, who has The Trojan defense Is not as heralded as the •.rl°u.ly> especially since this Is the his team fft jiw In total offense, the Trojans are third, avenging caught 12 passes this season, three for offensive squad and McKay commented after his has faced the Spartans explosive wishbone offense. DoUntS P°t«ntl«liy 540.0 yards per game; in passing offense, USC Is touchdowns. team's 55-20 romp over Illinois last week that "We expect a fourth with a 277.0 per game average, and coach AU-American "the defense played only adequately." tough game from Mstr tight end candidate Charles WiHndltlonally have tough John McKay's squal has averaged 45.7 points In Young, flanker Lynn Swann and split end Edesel Tackle John Grant leads the USC defense along games again.'t Dutty" STUDENT BACKING URGED 'S' booters to start eag By CHARLES JOHNSON Ingredients to make a run "AH of our players feel •witched from hit fullback the talent," Fuller said. State News Sports Writer for the Midwest title this that they can beat anyone," •pot laat year. "However the playen want After falling to get a toll- Fuller commented. "If this The major job of a to feel accepted by the post-season tournament nod Coach Payton Fuller has winning attitude continues I midfield player li to keep student body. The boost last year despite posting a laid thoughts of last year to can't see why we can't be the offense and the defense that the fans can make In respectable 7-2 record, the rest and is focusing on the the 1972 Midwest Soccer flowing along In unison, the outcome of a game la MSU soccer team appears to upcoming season with an Assn. champions." which all boll* down to lot a beyond belief. I would hope have the necessary optimistic eye. Fuller expressed obvious of ball controlling and that our fellow students satisfaction over the teams' passing. back us up this year." enthusiasm in fall practice "Junior really carries a ' OLDE STYLE and especially over the play heavy burden for this The booters will face one of Jamaican senior Junior team," aald Fuller. "He has CLAM Hlggins, who Is expected to be one of the key constantly Improved his passing and ball control of their toughest schedules ever, Including a clash with nationally ranked St. Louia figureheads in the Spartan chores and should be ready University. BAKE attack this fall. Hlggins has shown a vast for an exceptional season." Hlggins credits Fuller for The Spartans open up EVERY FRI. Improvement at his midfield a great deal of the Spartan's their season here on next position since being previous success. Wednesday Oct. 4, against AND SAT. "I think that Mr. Fuller Hope College. has done a remarkable job 6-10 p.m. Wrestling in blending the various styles on this team," he The soccer field is located north of the stadium. The Bursting MSU forward Gerry Murray (middle) bursts through two defenders in an said. "There are players on University of Munich . intrasquad I touring soccer contingent scrimmage earlier in the week on the Spartan soccer field. Coach Payton Fuller ii I * Jumbo prospects this team from all parts of the world with varied will also be here on Oct. 13 to take readying his charges for the season opener against Hope College on Oct. 4 at the MSU I Shrimp ( techniques and it takes a on the MSU booters. field. " AND MUCH MORE! 1 to gather very good coach to mold State News photo by Craig Porter I these styles into a unit." MSU wrestling coach Grady Peninger has Though the players and Tigers, Boston coach are happy over their announced that all prospects for a rewarding SILL* prospective candidates for the wrestling team should season, the team is still very plan to attend an disappointed with the URANT amount of fan support they & BAR introductory meeting next Wednesday 208 Men's IM have years. received "Undoubtedly in previous we have red-hot scramble of '6 The cliche, "history night's action, the Boston pulling it out in the final remain in striking distar repeats itself," seems Red Sox held a meager game of the year. With no but have one less game! particularly applicable to one-game advantage over apparent advantage for play than either Boston I Undergraduate Students the scramble in the Eastern Division of the American the Detroit Tigers, but in the fire of a red-hot pennant either team this year. promises to go right down the Bengals. Calm and collected, Ti| „ League, as once again the race, anything can happen to the wire again. heat's on with a pair of as proven when these two manager Billy Martin a The Tigers veteran contenders fighting teams fought it out in 1967. company will compli tentatively-scheduled Wanted Fur it out for the honor of advancing to the playoffs. Boston was the eventual pitching rotation had Joe their regular season a at home, including Coleman facing the volatile three-game finale < Going into Wednesday ml winner of that skirmish, hitting attack of the New York Yankees last night in Boston. The Red Sox, on J Motivational Research New Volkswagen 111-1 Tiger Stadium, with Mickey other hand, will finish ttf Fwi 'cmpanhof __ Full Prlc«-S2.262.58 Inc. Taxei & License lnter«*t-S445.91 Lolich, Woodie Fryman and either John Hiller or Scherman set to go In the Fred season including a on the thre^-game rofl s|^ T^idemUaMi Annual Percentage in Baltimore. Rate-11.03% Milwaukee series. If interested come to rooms Not to be denied, listed for further information: Baltimore and the Bronx Women's 102 Cook Hall Bombers, though fading, 12:40 - 1:30 p.m. Touch football team (Tuesday thru Friday) deadline is today at 1C . Games will be played 213 Berkey Hall 3:00 (Tuesday thru Friday) - 4:00 p.m. Glenn Herriman, Inc. Monday and Wednesi evenings. The touch foot clinic for managers interested women will " 122 Berkey Hall 7:30 8:30 p.m. - tonight from 7-9 tonight in (Tuesday thru Thursday) Women's IM. Schedules M volleyball and football shouli picked up Friday In Women's IM. Fail To vote You already have your voting cards. So it's up to you to let us know which way you go on STUDENT TOLL DIALING. Let us know whether or not you want to keep the new, convenient long distance service now available in every room at State. Make sure you — and other registered student in the every VC is hitting you with a Sale! room — sign the card. Then hustle it Now Vi off assorted merchandise to us — regardless of how you vote — before October 18, 1972. If not returned by then, with a your card's including pants, shirts and other unanimous vote in favor, your room phone will be good things. disconnected from the long distance network. If you have any questions, just tfiwm call us at 351-9900. Or contact us at 405 Abbott Road, right across the street from the East Lansing City Hall. (2) Michigan Bell MERIDIAN MALL -OKEMOS, MICHIGAN Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 28, 1972 1] SPORTS- anada, oveinto Women's hockey (UPI) - Canadian Coach Harry Sinden said begins practice L«COW -I hockey game between the Canadian pros and the national t am could be the most exciting match ever ets asked Wednesday whether it was worth ever By LINDA DROEGER the MSU first and second An alumni * the Canadians again. State News Sports Writer game on g„ Canadian pros play too rough a game," the Tass In field hockey, the name teams early next week. Each Wednesday on Old College Lncy said after Sinden s squad defeated the Soviets if the game is not only win, team will consist of 11 members. Field or Demonstration Hall field will launch the season. Jesday on a «oal by P>ul Henderson in the final •ut win and play well. That Intercollegiate competition s precisely what MSU's "Well be a spirited team, Canadian victory in the seesaw game evened the begins with Valley Farm team plans to do We're practicing hard and College Weekend Oct. 7 and ,t 3-3-1 and set the stage for the deciding match tnis rail. we definitely won't lose a 8 in Brooklyn. "We get no trophies or game because of being out Scheduled games thing the win does is create an eighth game that with titles for winning. In field of shape," Bailie said, he the most exciting ever played," Sinden said. eight Michigan colleges will hockey pride and Eleven players be played by the first or t the last match of this series may be the last-period satisfaction are the rewards, individually financed a week second teams according to WmmtH ding to the Soviets. We simply play because we at Pocono Hockey Camp, the strength. he Canadians are a strong ice hockey team," Tass love the game," coach Mikki Pennsylvania early this fall, The team's first pledged. But it added defenseman Gary Bergman Bailie said. getting a head start in intercollegiate game will be E t0 start an overt scuffle that flared into a third A 1971 graduate of practice. The camp on home grounds against u free-for-all and Pat Stapleton fired a puck at goalie Westchester State,, Bailie is workouts were coached by Central Michigan Oct. 9. Ht Tretiak's face after a whistle. "The question arises a newcomer at MSU, but an visiting English and On Nov. 4, team w it is worthwhile to have a meet with them in the old-timer in the hockey American coaches, including members will compete on world. Bailie. an individual basis in team X Soviets needed a win Tuesday to wrap up a series a!lle,Jt?,Ure,d ^ the Senior returning veterans competition in the Michigan § hockey experts — including the Soviets themselves - „ . U.S. Field Hockey team for are jan Greene, Kay Roedel, sectionals. Players selected Tted would see them lucky to escape with more than a t™™nths in the summer and Sharon Hunt. Bailie for the Michigan team will ±y or two at most. of 1971, competing with predicts strength from the compete in the Great Lakes tat coach Vsevolod Bobrov attributed Tuesday's top teams in Hong Kong, forward line to come from sectional at Ohio Wesylan. Jt in the hard-hitting game to "some mistakes" despite ■hesaid was an improved defense. ie cost us the winning goal," he said. "We've lost two Engaged Singapore, Ceylon, New Zealand and other countries throughout the world. Greene and Betsy Hallgren. Defensively, Roedel and The Great Lakes team will then compete in Long MSU women field hockey players practice on Old College Field for their first Polly Ayres should be the Beach, Calif, in the d games by one goal. That doesn't mean it will Bailie has been working nationals intercollegiate competition of the season against Central Michigan. The home game backbone of the team. „„.:e us." will be Monday, Oct. 9. Both first and second teams will with 35 prospective players Greene and Ayres are the lother sell-out crowd of 14,000, including 3,000 compete. this week and plans to select team's cocaptains. dapping, chanting Canadians, in V. I. Lenin Rink in M Sports Center watched the Canadians take one-goal ■ in the first and third periods only to see the Soviets SIMPSON STARS | back with equalizers. ton's Phil Esposito opened the scoring at 4:09 with st of his goals when he took a pass from Ron Ellis of Into in front of the Soviet net and slapped it past j Soviets tied the score six minutes later when Rockets rea iseman Brad Park of New York fell during an DENVER (UPI) - The ahead of where they were since it Kinder Yakushev breakaway. Hitting full speed just over Denver Rockets aren't last year in relation to taking Indiana, the was formed; center ■blue line, Yakushev wound up and drilled a shot American Basketball Julius Keye, one of the where Alex Hannum playmaking and execution. Association Keen goalie Tony Esposito's legs. Champion, to league's top defensive expected them to be at this "It's mainly because they Kth the Canadian's Bill White in the penalty box, Boris familiar with their coach seven games. players, and Frank Card, Kv put the Soviets ahead at 16:17, drawing Esposito stage of the pre-season, but are Hannum builds his squad who is beginning his first the veteran basketball coach and they know what he is around guard Ralph full season with the rockets ■of the cage, then flipping a backhander into the empty isn't doing any complaining. trying to get across," Simpson, a second-team after being picked up early "I didn't expect them to explained Hannum, who is all-ABA selection who last season from Carolina. ■ minute later, a blue line fake by Montreal's Serge be this far along," he says, beginning his second year at averaged over 27 points a lrd lost two Soviet defenders and gave the puck to Phil "We are vastly improved Denver and 15th in the fcito 20 feet in front of the cage. His left-handed shovel game in 1971-72. over last year at this time. coaching ranks. "They also ■ skittered poast Tretiak and brought the score to 2-2. "Ralph found himself last Our players are two months know what effort is needed year as a 22-year-old in the to be a winner. They ABA and has been working learned what they had to do all summer," the coach says. to win in the playoffs last Giving the Rockets '6^juries hit Spartans, a bit year." of stability are veterans Denver, 34-50 last season, Byron Beck, the only player lost in the opening round of who has been with Denver 0 _ the playoffs but tut? pidyuiio not before uut iiui uciuic iams out for month j***************. was dealt a severe in plays from the bench for starting offensive tackle J Something new froth the Varsity } Whole Wheat Pizza o its offensive game coach Duffy Daugherty. Alan Gallaher, who Jdnesday when it was Southern California also underwent surgery for torn lined that starting has run into a few costly ligaments suffered in last |fback Jesse Williams injuries and will be forced week's game with Illinois, ^ Try our new crust made with whole wheat flour. Id be out from three to It weeks with a knee to juggle its line-up for the MSU game Saturday night Cornerback Charles Phillips will move to safety to J $175 delivers a 12" (med.) 1 item I Varsity Pizza. Choice of crusts in the Los Angeles replace Artimus Parker who ji. (whole wheat or regular) Valid with this ad Coliseum. suffered a pulled hamstring Steve Riley will replace muscle against the Illini. ^ onThurs. Sept. 28 Free Fast Hot Delivery |rtha Tech s was hurt in the quarter against J" starts at 6 P.M. All from your 3 and did not n to action. [I be replaced igbackfield by junior b»ck Mike Holt, who Williams in the Come (in (I VARSITY 1227 E.Grand River 332-6517 been considered service M first two games acting latest s'nem ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 1 messenger and carrying fashions FROM SWEDEN at Hoger Stuart FRANDOR CENTER fliD PIONEER' T&l/- "The Intermediate" Many stores that sell stereo equipment TO LANSING feature at least one stereo system that n standard brand -with- of receiver record changer and cartridge. The speakers bear a name that is less familiar. What you usually pay for the ackage is equivalent to the list price the store pays Not a bad Idea, if it were possible to get good speakers for next to nothing, but frankly, In our experience It is not possible. And If you don't get good speakers It doesn't much good the other components WITH LOVE The Smaller Advent loud-speaker has greater frequency response and freedom „ - • GREAT BLACK MUSIC •«— from distortion than do many far more expensive speakers it provides the final, . McJ&U fawn owest octave of bass offered by only a • handful of the most expensive speakers \osco& Mtickt-K and and by none costing near Its price of The Pioneer SX-525 AM/FM stereo ""'"fr delivers substantially more bite undlstorted power than most receivers higher In price were able to hut TWn HI-FI Sept. 2.$ t - m || ACROSS FROM COLONEL SANDERS 1101 E. GRAND RIVER E.L. 337-2310 WATSON--WILLIAMSTON T/' Disc Shop4 w I NEXT TO JACnilT1 BEB R ebei 482-4519.10-10-9 housa 22J yyji im-n automatic. $595 or best 1 967. Good condition, pop - up top, shag KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. TV RENTALS. $9.50 per room, call 489-7925 s offer. Phone 1-224-4349. transportation, $300. Phone Repair work 6pm. 3-9-29 m 23 qq£D 484 3495 anytime. 3-9-28 carpet, runs great. Call after on PHYSICAL THERAPISTS, full month. $23 per term; Free 5-10-4 - 5pm. 332-4132.6-9-29 Volkswagen, bugs, or part time. Very flexible delivery, service and pick - 21 3.00 |8.00 li3.00J26.00l busses, Ghias. Grand TWO FORD 1965 Galaxie 500, power TOYOTA MKII schedule, excellent pay and up. No deposit. New BEDROOM, baser* 1971, 4 door VOLVO 1964, good mechanical River Citgo. 1054 East STEREOS available at same two car BBI llO^cllG^fc^So] steering, brakes. new Convertible. $300. tires and sedan, automatic, air, radio, 2000 miles, warranty, was condition, good tires, cheap Grand River. 351-9274. benefits. Therapists, Write: Physical 1747 Melrose, rates. Call NEJAC. 337-1300. Couples. garage. $185/mc 487 3148 1 transportation at $300. 332 - C-7-9-29 0-9-29 5pm. 3-9-29 DEADLINE 482-5167. 3-9-29 demonstrator, phone 489 - 5252. 3-9-28 East Lansing, or call ».m. 2155.4-9-29 351-0973 evenings. 5-10-2 one class day STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 HOUSE FOR rent, tl before publication. FORD 1964. 4 door custom, 4 Aviation month. $23 per term. Free per bedroom. 325 Paris Ave new tires. Best offer over TRIUMPH 1971 GT - 6, MK - Scooters & Cycles BABYSITTER. MARVEL delivery service and pick - up. Call Craig 482 - 5147 or: $200. 6187 Sleight III. Mint condition. Under school area. Part time. Two Cancellations/Cor¬ Road, LEARN TO FLYI No deposit. TV's available 1196. 7-9 29 12,000 Complete pre - schoolers and one at rections 12 Bath, evenings. 5-10-2 miles. 663-4180. flight training. All — noon one MOTORCYCLE REPAIRS. All courses are school age. 351-4016. 5-10-2 7-10-5 COUNTRY HOMES. 8 class day before makes. Winter storage. government and VA certified. FORD 1971, LTD "Country SMALL ENGINE Francis Aviation. Airport miles South. North Aur publications Squire" 10 passenger wagon TRIUMPH NURSES AIDES, and 1970, TR - 6, ENTERPRISE, INC. 121 Road. Call 484-1324. TV RENTALS. Color, $19.50 Road. 564 South bey with air. $3000. Phone 351 - 30,000 miles, $2,200. Phone housekeepers. Situations The State News will be' East State Road. 482-0408. C-7-9-29 per month. Black and white, Holt, fireplace, 3 bedr 5233. 4-9-29 393-0206 after 6pm. 3-9-28 available. Contact responsible only for the 5-9-29 $9.50 per month.- unfurnished, $225/mo first day's Homemakers-Upjohn, MARSHALL MUSIC. Stillman Road 1188, Eas incorrect insertion. FORD Good 1963 station wagon. TRIUMPH SPITEFIRE 1972, 1970 NORTON yellow Employment 372-9644. 5-9-29 351-7830. C-7-9-29 Dobie Road, 2 bedr rough, needs work, $150 running condition, like new, red, black top. Commando 750cc. Mint All students ads must be $95. Phone 655-3810. 3-9-29 $2395. 882-2514. 5-10-2 NURSES. WE are expanding. month. Call after 4 p r condition, $900. Brian, EXPERIENCED SKI shop Rl TO Medication and charge Apartments 7497 or 676 - prepaid 332-3581. 3-9-29 personnel, mounters, and - 2 GALAXIE 1965, V - 8 - 289, TRIUMPH SPITFIRE, red, positions available. Apply 0-7-9-29 side 39c bicycle repair mechanics, automatic. Power steering, radio, tonneau, 31,000 miles, Jarvis Acres, 4000 N. 1971 YAMAHA 350. Low apply in person, THE many new parts, 355-5873 excellent condition. 484 Michigan, Diamondale. WOODSIDE NORTH 1 PERSON needed after 5pm. 3-9-29 - mileage. $600 or best. WEATHERVANE, 2283 APARTMENTS, 2 men, bedroom. Very close. $ PITOL 4229. 3-9-28 332-4100. 2-9-28 Grand River, Okemos. 10 646-3041. 10-10-6 - furnished, $170 per month. Cocktail Call 351-5444. 1-9-28 5pm only. 5-10-3 downt Automotive GALAXIE 1968 XL - 500 VEGA 1971, good condition, 1972 HONDA Quiet. Prefer married or grad 484-442 CB350. APPLICATIONS NOW being student*. Call 332-4987. convertible, 39,000 miles, snow tires included. Call EAST LANSING. 5th Excellent condition, luggage MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST taken for part and full time 0-6-9-29 new tires, $1200. 351 663-4531, evenings. 3-10-2 needed to share house n BEATLE, 1963, and Renault =5495. rack, helmet, box. $675 or ASCP registered or eligible, to work. Waitress and 5-9-28 light others. Phone 351- R-10, 1970. 676-5800 or best offer. Call 349-0673. work Friday, Saturday cooking. Apply in 677-7783. 2-9-22 VEGA 1972. Excellent person. TRAILER, 2 bedrooms, clo*e 2-9-29 3-9-29 midnight shift. Apply 5000 North Grand River, to GALAXY 1964 good running condition. Must sell. $1,650. campus, reasonable Sparrow Hospital personnel. Airport Bar. 2-9-29 TO 1/ BMW 1600 condition. Beautiful interior. 133 Durand, Apartment+10, 5-9-29 furnished, 351-3373 SOUTH FAIR VIEW, 3studei 1969, also 1970 HONDA 70. 1971. Mint Compt Ford super - van camper, 351 $135. 355-6029. 3-9-28 East Lansing after 4:30pm. evenings. 2-9-28 $67.50 each. OPTICA condition. Electric start. Less WAITRESSES NOONS, 8282. 4-9-29 2-9-29 393-9058 after 5pr Ei«t IV COCKTAIL WAITRESS in new - than 500 miles. Call 10:45am or 11:30am until MSU AREA. Okemos. 1 and 2 GRAND PRIX, 1969, loaded, 482-2794 after 5pm.5-9-28 downtown lounge. Call 2:15pm. No Sundays 372-740 BUICK 1966. Good shape. Uses VOLKSWAGEN or bedrooms, furnished and air, very clean, sacrifice. 1970, 2 door 484-4422 for appointment. holidays. Must be neat and unfurnished. Carpeted, air STUDENTS WELCOME, no oil. Phone 337-7921. $1690. 351-5444. 3-9-29 sedan. Excellent condition, USED 1968 YAMAHA "Big 0-5-9-29 dependable. Food experience conditioned, heat included. bedroom home, nesr fi $275. 7-9-29 good tires. 332-45043-9-29 Bear," $9.95 ar 250cc 1100 miles, $400. necessary. Phone 372-4300 Call 349-1607. 5-9-28 campus and LCC. Everyth HONDA 349-9673. 5-10-2 PART TIME work for JIM'S TIFFANY PLACE portable BUICK 1965 1972 sports coupe, college furnished $65/month Riviera Sport VOLKSWAGEN, 1971 Has students with cars. 4 straight Coupe. orange, 5 months old, 6,000 - Wages downtown, Lansing. 5-10-4 - MAN apartment, $260 plus deposit. Call LO Excellent condition radio and nice interior, good per miles, $1495. 372 open. Call 489-3494, and JORDAN inside and - 3498 1970 NORTON 650 1971 month, Marmax, 225 REALT out and running. 4-9-29 condition, priced to sell. cc. leave message. C-7-9-29 WANTED AT Dansville Division Street, 351-0830 $900. or best offer. 351-6817. 5-10-4 Grieves, 250cc, dirt 484-7888. 3-9-28 Call 372-5742. 5-10-4 racing bike. $700 each. Elementary School: reading 5-10-2 MAVERICK 1971 6 cylinder. 485-8221.3-10-2 MASSAGE GIRL wanted. Good specialist to assist in remedial BARNES ROAD West 32 VOLKSWAGEN 1966 CADILLAC Radio, new white pay. Flexible hours. Phone reading for 2 - 3 hours a day, 513 HILLCREST, large 3 4 South of Mason, 4 bedroo HEARSE, 1961, - walls, Squareback. Rebuilt engine, - 8 11am 5 days a week. nice country home. Gar< perfect, $850, interested automatic, good condition. guaranteed 3,000 miles. New 1970 KAWASAKI 500, helmet, 489-8226 after 12 noon - m»n apartment, nicely Reduced for new rings. $600 best. Monday through Saturday. Graduate student preferred furnished, dishwasher, extra barn, partly furnished persons only. 165 Gun*on. quick sale, tires, nice shape. $850. or $1,395. Phone 353-2147. 5-10-3 5-9-29 with reading experience. storage, laundry. 332-5751 responsible conserva 3-9-28 372-7370. 372-2918. 3-9-29 3-9-29 623-6172. 1-9-28 4-9-29 people. $300 per month, 1971 750 Honda after 4pm, 676-2191 CAMARO VOLKSWAGEN 1969, 2 door , good 1969, little , work 351-7497. 0-4-9-29 MGA 1959. Mint condition. sedan. Radio, heater, stick condition, $1,250 or best needed, must sell, best offer. time. Excellent Rare shift. Top cond tion, offer. 371-4777. 5-9-29 income and hot 393 - 6364. 3-9-28 opportunity. $1150. IV Restaurant. No experience water supplied. 9-5096. 5-10-4 potential. Experience helpful. appearance and mechanically. needed. Apply at Mr. Steak Parking and laundry facilities. 1967 HONDA 305 - Must sell. Phone Jay Chamberlain, $160 month, CAPRI 1971 4 cylinder 4 speed, $1295. 332-4908. 5-9-27 Restaurant, 2287 West Grand one year lease. MGB 1964, mechanically Best offer, call 337- 0086. FIDELITY REALTY. 606 radio, must sell. 355 6031. great, River, Okemos. 3:30 to 7 River, Lansing. Greyhound now has - needs paint job, best 3-9-29 332-5041. 2-9-29 485-3140. 10-10-4 3-9-28 offer, pm. Monday through Friday. direct service on MMONC 332 3964. 3-9 - 28 - 10am. to 4 pm. Saturday. C. Full , 5-9-29 HOUSEKEEPERS Fridays to Pontiac, CHEVELLE 1965, reliable MUSTANG 1966, 3 speed, good Auto Service & Parts ROSE LAWN MANOR, 707 OVE RLOOKING LAKE wup. 3: transportation, engine VW BUG 1969, excellent Royal Oak, and condition, $500. or best WAITRESSES, HOSTESSES Armstrong Road, Lansing, Lansing, • New 2 bedroom, excellent, new exhaust, condition, $950. 355-3162 for has positions available for full range, refrigerator, disposal, Birmingham, departing offer. 485-1023. 4-9-28 after 5pm. 2-9-29 VEHICLE NEED repair? Try us new Okemos Restaurant. No _ Dennis 351-1209. 3-10-2 for discount experience needed. Apply at time. Apply Monday through carpeted. Air, laundry at 4:15 P.M. from replacement CHEVROLET 1969, Townsman parts and services. Heights Mr. Steak Restaurant, 2287 Friday, 9am - 4pm. Mrs., facilities. $175/month. IV E. Lansing Bus Depot MUSTANG MACH I 1969. VW BEETLE, 1969. 1 owner, Swan, personnel. 2-9-29 9-3261 after 5pm. 10-10-9 9 passenger station wagon, Power steering, radio, fold - excellent Auto Parts. 485-2276. West Grand River, Okemos. 308 W. Grand River mechanical power brakes, steering and down seats. Asking about condition, after C-1-9-28 3:30 to 7pm. Monday 332-2564 5pm. EARN WHILE YOU LEARN NEED ONE man for four man rear window, luggage carrier, $1,200. 651-5812. 5-10-4 694-8429, $925. 1965 through Friday. 10am to VW and build your own business. $65. 394-0447, radio, new tires. 627 - 6761! Mustang, 6 cylinder, stick, PARTS, 1972. Engine and 4pm Saturday. 5-9-29 Call 339-9204 before 5pm. 3-9-28 after 3-9-28 MUSTANG 1969 Mach I, 351. 694-8429 after 5pm, $175. automatic transmission. 1700 10pm. miles. Black interior, AM/FM 5-10-4 Black jade with white 3-10-2 WANTED: FEMALE business CHEVROLET 1969 4 wheel radio. AJAX SALES, 802 - interior, new oversized tires, manager for new*letter drive, 9 passenger. $2100. South BABYSITTER FOR automatic, one owner. VW KARMANN GHIA 1965. Shiawassee, Owosso, office. 30 hours/week. Send pre - 485-8302. 3-10-2 1-723-2900/5-10-2 schooler. 11:30 - 2:30 627-6840. 3-10-2 Runs well. Call 641-4281 resume to: WASHINGTON weekdays. Near campus. from 4-10 pm. 3-9-29 WATCH, South Point Plaza, CHEVROLET MASON BODY *hop. 812 Ea*t Good salary. 351-3364. BISCAYNE MUSTANG 1966. good 1965, automatic, 6 cylinder, Lansing. 48910. 4-9-29 condition, $370 or best offer. VW BUS 1963, Porsche engine, Kalamazoo Street since 1940. in good condition. $350. Call Call 355-0817. 3-9-28 clean, solid, California. Complete auto painting and 355-9821. 3-9-29 PHYSICAL THERAPIST. To collision service. 485-0256 337-0876, evenings.3-9-29 work with NOVA-1971, 350 V-8. standard phy*ically CHEVY II 1966. Stick, 63,000 __C-2-9-29 handicapped infant* and Christmas transmission vinyl top, Consultants, start miles, many new parts. $495. VW 1970 2 door sedan, steel FOREIGN children in public school CAR parts. exceptionally clean. Perry, belted radials, rear window 332-8642 afternoons. 3-10-2 625-3831. 5-9-28 Chequered Flag, 2605 East setting; 38 week yeer; VIVIANE WOODARD gifts. de - fogger, low mileage. Kalamazoo teachers salary schedule. For Street. 1 mile No investment. We train Excellent condition. $1195. free. CHEVY IMPALA OLDSMOBI LE 1963 98 West of campus. 487-5055. information, call 485-7248. Call Carol at ELEGANTE - 1963, runs Call 337-0151. 3-9-29 good, $150. Call after 4pm. convertible. Deluxe radio, C-7-9-29 10-10-10 . WIGGERY, 349-2953. 5 10-3 349-9431. 2-9-29 power antenna, brakes, VW 1961, rebuilt engine, $200 steering, windows. CHEVY or best offer. 349-2317 after 1962, good rubber, Positraction. Loaded with runs well. pm. Bargain. Weekdays 489-9503. 3-10-2 many running other extras. In fair condition. $495. VW 6pm. 3-9-29 1967 fastback, good PART-TIME Day or Night CHEVY II 1965, poor _j»82-0631. 5-9-28 body but condition, radial tires, white rebuilt engine, $175. 332 - OLDSMOBILE 1966 Delta 88, paint, black trim, $650. 3431.3-9-28 hardtop, power steering and Phone 627 WE NEED people to work in brakes, automatic. New tires, - 2749. 3-9-28 our bindery, putting together newspaper CORVAIR 1965 runs tape deck. 337 - 1568 after VW SUPER 1971. Low mileage. sections. You can be scheduled around your classes. $2.00 per hour. Call good. 5:30 p.m. 4-9-29 Like new. Fully equipped. $200 or best offer. 393-0985. Best offer over $1500. Phone for interview. 676-1023. OLDS CUTLASS convertible 485-5548. 5-9-29 1962. Runs good, radio. CORVETTE $125. 332-0325. 3-9-29 Ask for Mr. Madding or Mr. Shepherd. 1965. 327/350 VW 1961, looks old, runs like , 4-speed. Excellent condition. new, extra hood, seat*, asking Call Ron, 351-2081 OLDS TORONADO 5-9-29 1970. $190. 485-5243 days, Deluxe. Air. AM/FM, 482-7734 night*. 3-9-28 tape. CUTLASS hardtop. 1970 Brown with 2 - door Excellent 663-3188 after 6pm. 3-10-2 condition. VW 1971 Karmenn Ghia. Like INCO GRAPHICS black, air. Excellent new. 18,000 mile*. Radio, condition 1 OPEL 1968, 17,000 miles. Snow 222 W. Ash St. owner, call rear window defogger. Good after 379-ilORil 1 r» ™ 4pm H " tires. $850 firm. 355 7988 - tire*, etc. Phone, 393 - 2474. Mason, Mict*. 353 9555. 3 9 28 - - - 5-10-2 *eniber28j(J Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 28, 19721 3 Student Service For Sale 355-8255 355-8255 CIDER AND donuts. Pick your Lost & Found Ford engines fail test DIRECTORY LOST POSSIBLY at Lansing own apples. Wooden barrels Airport, gold heart-shaped for sale. See Cider made in Old Fashioned atmosphere at UNCLE JOHN'S CIDER for emission controls linJTRomu: Us Cedar 393-2232 hayrioes and party Lee Jeans, goose • ROOMI fringe 4 warm down jackets at the you could MILL. 30 miles North of Lansing, on U.S. 27. 0-1-9-28 MONEY River. Identify. FOUND on Grand Call The WASHINGTON (UPI) - Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) engines and that 9,000 had been mounted in cars that "dealers will not be legally determine that the can meet engines antipollution standards. The 200 CID was SONY 1 HAUL rentals WHITE BIRCH factory TC - 252. Recently inspected, 355-0437 after 8 p.m. 2-9-22 reported Tuesday that the able to sell." the only one of 12 Ford ■Wley-towriqht be using WESTERN accessories. 353-1832. Make LOST 12:00 Monday, women's six-cylinder engine standard engines that failed the test. l-«a^LCHES shop and —I 677 • 0Q71 tor stable this space! an STRINGED offer. 1-9-28 INSTRUMENTS restroom, crownshaped ring set with Men's engagement IM, in Ford Mavericks Mercury Comets has failed to and Emission control tests garnet and pass the 50,000-mile In response to the EPA require that three cars be and accessories at the best turquoise. 349-3869. Reward I «»SHOA*S*V'N« COLLEGE TRAVEL BUD'S possible prices. ELDERLY negotiable. 3-9-29 antipollution test. EPA said the Ford Motor ban, Ford Vice President, driven 50,000 miles and still Herbert Misch said in be able to meet federal Auto Parts Inc. INSTRUMENTS, 541 East OFFICE Grand River. 332-4331. HUGE OLD gray tiger and white Co. had already Detroit that more tests specifications for curbing air 130 West Grand Late Model Motors and tomcat with bent ear. Lost manufactured 22,000 of the would be conducted to pollution. River Ave. parts a speciality. last week in Mobile Home 351-6010 Halfway between Holt and GUITARS, LARGEST selection Manor. Reward. 351-8388. la«on on N Cedar of and used in 694-2154 new Lansing 3-10-2 area. Shop with confidence at it's what's ii a wnni a ^, ^ MARSHALL MUSIC, 245 LOST: BEAGLE • EYES EXAMINED puppy, Ann Street. C-1-9-28 thirteen weeks, female, black Happening • GLASSES BOe JONES • CONTACT LENS collar, call Mike, 207 Bogue. and place PAINTS BELL & Howell cube projector. 351-8660. 3-10-2 DR. I.L. Collina, Optometrist Like new: used 4 times. $80. your ad. C6-Optlcal Services Phone 351-6835 after LOST-VERY large Siamese cat. S. Logan. 5pm.5-10-4 Fixed 393-4230 male. Collingwood-Albert Street WALLY'S THE ALOHA MEN'S SCHWINN bike, $20. area of East Lansing. Reward. BODY SHOP Phone 484-0367, 5 - 6:30pm. 332-3436.2-9-22 J Over 20 Years In Masorv ANNIVERSARY 2-9-29 Announcements for It's The Advertising Club will | - free estimates - SALE! LOST - SMALL round antique What's Happening must be meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 35 ■we Specialize in Insurance Hawaiian Fabrics USED received in the State News School for the Blind sign up at I Work; Collision Service; STOVE, excellent ring, white gold with 10 Union. A guest speaker will talk Gifts, Posters, & Catering to MSU for condition. $20., sofa sleeper, Office, 341 Student Services on 10 best promotions. Volunteer Bureau any day this Expert Painting diamonds. Family heirloom. 677- 7391 Sandals. Weddings, Parties and Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two week. Orientation will be next ^ $15. Call 351-6985. 1-9-28 353-9422. 5-10-2 class days before 303 Abbott Rd. Banquets publication. week. 3 n. East MASON 351-1911 No Co-op people- the New call 349-95Q0 announcements will be MARTIN D-28 guitar. Seasoned, Knight House Co-op will host accepted by phone. Will all initiates of Eckankar in excellent condition, with Personal the Student Housing Corp. ASOST please contact Vic, Seniors membership picnic starting at on hard case. $340. 337-0621. graduating 355-9335. For Rent For Sale in the Sunday at 420 Evergreen Ave. For Sale 3-10-2 FOLK CONCERT at ROSA'S 1972 - 73 year, don't forget CANTEEN downstairs at 541 your free senior pictures in 36A All previous and prospective Muslim students, families, and SONY 355 (3rd floor) Union. volunteers interested in working Houses Reel to reel tape GIRLS 26" 3 3 speed bike BOOKS. NATURAL Theology, East Grand River. See 353-5292. Phone friends will get together at 7:30 St. Lawrences Community deck, $140,, good MAUREEN Saturday in Parlor A of at perfect, condition, $50. 332-4736 Phrenology, Horses, McELHERON The MSU amateur radio club p.m. on Mental Health Center meet at 7 353-0372. 3-10-2 Theodore Roosevelt, and so plus FIDDLIN LIZ AND the Union. ) SINGLE ROOMS, male after 6 p.m. 3-9-28 will meet at 8 tonight in 339 p.m. today in 335A Case Hall, forth. 1848 - 1930. Phone THE PICKENS BROS. linens furnished, Engineering Bldg. All ham Students interested in being or contact the Volunteer schwinn 10 speed sports 489-7255. 3-10-2 Friday and Saturday, 8:30 tpus. 332-1682. BEGINNING GUITAR radio operators and interested MSU volunteers can meet with Bureau. tourer, 1971. (and till? Beautiful. $1 admission. Free persons welcome. case), good condition. $35. representatives from 5:30- 8:30 $175. Bob, 489-3731. 3-9-29 FOR SALE Couch and bed refreshments. C-1-9-28 Professional Business Price negotiable. 355-6842. The tonight in the classroom across Listening Ear will hold its Fraternity, Delta Sigma Pi meets I LESLIE 2 bedroom. $155. electric 3-9-28 combination. Coffee table 10th training program from the grill in Holden Hall, or at 8 tonight at Eppley Center, typewriter and end table. Good APPOINTMENTS MADE, or from 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. in Brody ■Also 3 Bedroom, $200. old - orientation from 7:30 - 10pm Teak Room. There will be a table model, excellent condition. Cheap. 339-2998. just drop in. 355-3359. today, Complex, multipurpose room A, 25-3739. 3-9-28 MOVING. SELLING out. or from 1 - 3:30pm or from 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. in 130 discussion of history, mining, condition. $50. 351-5570 2-9-29 UNION BUILDING Saturday in 111 Olds Hall. Call 1-9-28 Couches, chairs, beds desks, Hubbard Hall. and the value of diamonds. iaRE HOUSE - Third needed rugs, dishes, household BARBER SHOP. C-1-9-28 337-1717 for details. ■for furnished three bedroom. F R I G I D A I R E The Computer Lab will hold a The Off Campus Council will DRUMS FULL set. Marine goods, color T.V. Some very The Volunteer Bureau needs |$65. — at 507 Spartan. 3-10-2 REFRIGERATOR. Old but CAR DRIVERS one-day workshop on meet at 8 tonight in 31 IB Pearl. Asking $250. Call good; some old and cheap. people interested in consumer runs well. $35. Afternoons, introducing the 6500 computing Student Services Bldg., OCC 489-7147. 5-10-3 Wednesday through Of all people with driving protection and complaints. Stop facilities from 9 office. evenings 351-5977. 2-9-29 in at 3 p.m. today in 27 Student a.m. - 5 p.m. Rooms Saturday, 10-7 p.m. 606 licenses, males, 63,500,000 were Services Bldg. Saturday in Eppley Center. Call CANON FTb, 50mm, fl.8, must Weiland Rd., North of 47,500,000 were 3-3975. Alpha Phi Omega, National USED CARPETING with pad. females. The highest number sell, best offer. 351-7613. Lansing off US-27. 3-9-28 Service Fraternity, will meet at of drivers, Including both J|E OR 2 girls to share room in 5-10-3 Approximately 20'x15'. The MSU 4:00 p.m. Sunday in the Green Good condition. sexes, is In the 20-24 age Sports Car Club will Ibig House, close to campus. TWO BRAND new Ancona 351-6426. bracket . . . 12,300,000. Service present a rally this Saturday Room of the Unicn (second 1332-5497. 5-9-29 AMPEX STEREO reel-reel tape sport 3 speed bicycles. $120 5-10-4 And thousands of these starting at Lot Y. Registration is floor). For information contact drivers have bought at noon, with the first car out at Paul at 332-4250, evenings. each. 332-6419. 3-9-29 automobiles with the help of recorder, tapes, microphones, MINI GARAGE sale. Household irl WANTS own room in $90. 349-9468. 3-9-29 State News Classified Ads. Typing Service 1 p.m. Free to club members, all others $1. Open auditions for ■ ipertment, items and sporting It's a great place to start house. Walking provocative drama, "The ■ distance from equipment. 4503 Seneca looking for the car you campus. need. Check there nowl GEMCUTTINC CLASSES. Sign The MSU Sports Car Club will Wedding" will be held from 9 - VOX SUPER continental. Dual Drive, Okemos. Friday 5 - 7 ■ 332-4523. 3-10-2 meet at 8 tonight in the 1966 11 p.m. on Sunday and Monday keyboard, good condition. pm and Saturday 10 - 5 pm. up for fall term now. For in 49 Auditorium. USED ITEMS Room at Hubbard Hall. $350. 355-5640, 2-9-29 STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per i nformation call 332-2986. IRL TO share 2 - bedroom Wayne. SOFA, $95.Rocker, $25. Chair, ■ house. $70/month. South 3-9-29 month, $23 per term; Free 5-9-29 SCOPE will hold its MSU Students for Re-election $15, Table, 4 chairs, 1 ROYAL delivery service and pick - up. of the President will meet at ■side 393-5148. 5-9-29 extension leaf, $45. Man's TYPEWRITER, organizational meeting at 7:30 7:30 SERENDIPITUOUS manual, $30 as is. Phone No deposit. TV's available at FURNITURE STRIPPING. Old p.m. Monday at 27 Student p.m. today in the Union, bike, $25. Child's bike, $15, same rates. Call Services Bldg. All old and new second floor cloak room. SENSUALITY Waterbed 351-9389. 3-10-2 NEJAC, finishes safely removed. fclTOL CLUB. $12 a week. complete with frame. Ring - Melmac dishes, $5. 349-1080. 337-1300. 0-9-29 489-0400. 12-10-6 volunteers welcome. ■Cocktail lounge, restaurant, 2-9-28 The Sierra Club will Sheri, anytime, 355-3003. ■downtown Lansing. Animals PREGNANT? We understand. display and sell environmental 3-9-29 ■ 444-4422. 0-5-9-29 BIKES, 10 speeds, good price, Call us, pregnancy Inslnu'lion books and posters today in the International Center lobby. Register to vote at Spartan SHURE VOCAL Master VA300. top quality, 15 brands. 1-9 counseling. 372-1560. C-9-29 FREE KITTENS Box trained. Village School from 5-8 Little used-like new. Best p.m. 332-4081. 0-2-9-28 tonight. People interested in Israeli For Sale offer over $700. Call Rich at Call 663-5316. If preferred, FREE...A lesson in complexion WILL GIVE Hebrew lessons and folkdancing are invited to attend will deliver. 3-10-2 MUST SELL quickly, Complete care. Call 484-4519, East tutor. Call after 4:30 p.m., an organizational meeting at 7 Petitions for RHA judiciary 484-0563. 5-9-29 |P TO 1/3 and more savings. double bed, 9' x 12' braided Michigan or 485-7197, 337-0513. 4-9-29 p.m. today in 118 Women's IM positions for students living in KITTEN NEEDS temporary residence halls may be obtained ■ Comparison welcomed. CLARINET SELMER B flat. rug, Zenith TV, home, expenses paid. Call Lansing Mall. Merle Norman Bldg. in 339 Student Services Bldg. ■ OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 - 355-7867.2-9-28 Cosmetics Studios. C-3-9-28 Excellent instrument for Karen, 349-1673. 3-9-29 Sunflower, East Lansing's gay through Oct. 13. ■ East Michigan, ■372-7409. C-5-9-29 Lansing, serious older student. $275. Call 482-3446, evenings and MclNTOSCH POWER and SPECIAL THIS week (till Typing Service newspaper can be picked up at the gay liberation office, 24 PUPPIES AND kittens, pre-amplifier, Garrard Zero Friday) Peanuts Personal ads, Student Services Bldg., or at the "Phela Ndad" will be shown 1 weekends. 4-9-29 information and directions, TYPING TERM papers, theses, USED sewing machines, 100, 4 custom 15" 3 way 10 words/$1. 10c each extra Gay Community Center, 117 S. at 7 p.m. Sunday at Brody Hall call Grand Ledge, 626-6705. etc. Electric. Experienced. I$9.95 and up. Consoles and speakers, Koss ESP-7 word. 347 Student Services. Pennsylvania Ave., Lansing. Auditorium. 50 cents admission. BRIDES TO BE 60 3-9-29 Jean MASSEY, ■ portables, Zig - Zag, and - - - headphones, call Jerry, S-4-9-29 designer sample bridal gowns, 393-4075.C-7-9-29 Chicken dinner will be served The Black Arts Company will it stitchers. Also, used 1-723-3756. 2-9-8 sizes 8 - 14, originally $100 IRISH SETTER pups, AKC, from 6 to 8 p.m. on Sunday at hold auditions for three one-act ■ vtcuum cleaners, $3.50 and CRUTCHES AND wheelchairs $300. Now $30 - $90. Some Champion stock, bench and ANN BROWN. Typing and the Gay Community Center, plays from 7-11 tonight in the |up.14 - APPLES. CIDER. Pears. Plums. to rent or sell. GULLIVER ELECTRO - GRAND, field, $125. 349-4888. 2-9-29 multilith offset printing. 117 S. Pennsylvania Ave., Union Tower Room. There are East Michigan, Lansing. slightly less. Also formats $5. Pick your own apples, STATE DRUGS. 1105 East white and black major roles. Bikini swimsuits $5. Long Complete service for Lansing. For information call I Hours: 9 am 5 pm Saturday, - Friday, Saturday, Sunday 10 COLLIE Grand River, 332-2011 or 353-9795. Madras dresses $5. Do PUPPIES. AKC dissertations, theses, ■ 9-12 noon. 0-5-9-29 - 5. BLOSSOM ORCHARDS. 332-5171. 5-9-28 The Waste Control Authority yourself a favor, come to Outstanding dogs. Excellent manuscripts, general typing, is sponsoring a river clean-up Alfred Wardowski and Sons. Gay liberation will meet at 3 3420 Glasgow Drive, Lansing. pedigree. $65. 646-8902. IBM. 23 years experience. Saturday at the Red Cedar River JaRAGE 128th and SALE September 29th, 4 - 8 pm, Monday - Friday, 9 - 6, or 2 miles North of 3589 Hull Road, Leslie at (old U.S. 5-10-3 Peanuts Personal 349-0850. C-7-9-29 p.m. on Sunday in 30 Union. For information call 353-9795. west of Brody Hall. l!323 Beech, East Lansing. call 882-9980 for 127) Phone 1 - 589 - 8251. A.K.C. ST. BERNARD pups, COMPLETE THESES A record dance will be held appointment. 3-9-28 Closed Mondays. Open 9 - 6 ACHAMEINCHOMLAKAI AND If you wish to return to beautifully marked, lovable. SERVICE. Discount printing. from 9 - midnight Friday in Happy Birthday Newman, Model Cities Health p.m. 0-7-9-29 1-723-7793. Reasonable. IBM typing and binding of parlors A,B, and C of the Union. as a ILEX 16mm REX-5 TREASURE CHEST. Second - Love, Max, Sara, Nicholas, volunteer, you must sign up no camera, Owosso. 3-9-28 theses, resumes, publications. Gay liberation invites everyone later than Friday. faee lenses, hand store. 116 North Main Toula, Venus, Fido, Whitney filters, leather BIKES. 13 quality 10 speed Across from campus, corner "w. Excellent Street, Perry. Beds, chests, all models from Italy, France, and Sophie. 1-9-28 condition. PEKINESE PUPPIES, 8 weeks M.A.C. and Grand River, ■ >275.351-5495. 5-9-28 kinds of furniture, A kegger will be held at 9 Belgium, Holland, Germany, appliances, bicycles. Drive - a Britain. Low prices. Excellent old. Registered. Phone 393-0039 after 6 pm. 5-9-29 TODAY IS Mother Janet below Jones Stationery Shop. Call COPYGRAPH p.m. Saturday at the Gay Tampons are the little and save - a - lot. M - Kiebala's birthday! Come Community Center, 117 S. easiest thing in JWMOND - service. 332 4081. 0-3-9-25 ORGAN - Model 78 to M - 52. South to store. - wish her a happy day I 1-9-28 SERVICES, 337-1666. Pennsylvania Ave., Lansing. | C.~«P. Full pedals. Suitable rock 625-3188. 4-9-29 OLD ENGLISH sheepdog C-7-9-29 the world... 332-0025. 5-9-28 DYNAMITE COMPONENTS, puppies, sired by English Come to a coffeehouse from WINGED SPIRITS and flaming midnight - 5 a.m., Friday at the Marantz, Sony, Garrard, Import. AKC, pet or show. J"®1- TABLE - 7' long, single PORTABLE SINGER with attachments and built in originally $1200 system, 15" Phone 339-2573. 5-9-29 daemons coolsineau lives! 1-9-28 rejoice, the Transportation Gay Community Center. For information call 353-9795. ""J ball woofers. Desperate , will return, complete blind hemmer. Phone wall rack. $125 or best 627-2351.5-10-2 negotiate. Ask for Frederick OLD ENGLISH sheepdog RIDERS WANTED, commuting Practice clinics for Green 332-3376. 6-9-29 TODAY IS a good day to give 641-6446. 3-9-29 at puppies. Champion sired. All Splash, the synchronized all the love you have and can shots. $200. Kalamazoo, swimming club, will be held MOVIE EQUIPMENT: 16mm borrow, jb. 1-9-28 tDDLE, WESTERN, 15", sound projector, Baia editor PANASONIC REEL - Reel tape 1-616-344-5936. 10-10-4 from 9 - 10:30 tonight, and Oct. I **cellent condition, $95. recorder with automatic 2 and Oct. 4 in Women's IM and splicer. Argent floodlight Bldg. upper pool. Tryouts will AKC IRISH setter pups. | Ph°ne 349-0262. 3-9-29 with case, Mansfield reverse and 33 tapes. $140. Shots, Wanted be held from 9 - 10:30 p.m., Call 627-2863 anytime. pedigree. Bell Oak, 468-3337 8mm camera. First reasonable Oct. 9 and 11 at the Women's ■ i? !7''40 wat,< Pfe " Seated offer. Phone 351-0979.3-9-28 4-9-28 evenings. 5-9-28 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY IM Bldg. once you know I lights. Westinghouse. AKC DOBERMAN, beautiful Recreation with 10 years work what you're doing. I 371-1088 after 5:30. DRUMS SLINGERLAND, like Mennonite Fellowship will ■>10-3 1971 MAYTAG semi-automatic red male, 10 months old, call experience needs full time meet at 6:30 p.m. Saturday in Kotex- has a complata Tampon new, bass, floor torn, snare, UNION BOARD FLIGHTS washing machine. $75. 482-7511 after 6pm. S-5-9-29 employment. 355-8077 after the Asbury Room at the Introductory Kit that takes all E A 349-9673. 5-10-2 shell mount, Zildjian cymbal, offers Christmas flight to 5:30 pm. 4-9-28 the trial and error out of your street 30% on major University Methpdist Church. I l"m» all stands, hihat. $350. London for $185. Stop in first time. For starter*, you get brand musical I "Wruments. Just ANTIQUES - 25 trunks, 351-9345. Call before 3pm. Mobile Homes Monday - Friday, 1 - 4pm MOTHER WITH degree in art Auditions for a Children's package of Kotex Regular give us a 3-9-29 Theater I chopping block, dressers, Second floor Union. C-9-29 production of an tampons-whlch are much J". Joel at 349- 3003 or commodes, tables, primitives. education and 2 pre - school African and Oriental folk tale easier to use than those other L^ne 393-5127. B2-9-28 655-1109. X-3-9-27 100 USED vacuum cleaners. 1970 CUSTOM built deluxe SKI ASPEN. 6 days. December children would like to will be from 7 9 tonight in 312 - kind with bulky, blunt-entf mobile home, 10' X 16', babysit 1 pre schooler in my Wells Hall, Section C. No |LECTR|c TYPEWRITER - Tanks, canisters and uprights. screen room with storm 16-23. $270. Contact M. home. - 339-9481 Haslett. previous theater experience tubes. Each Kotex tampon ha* rounded, narrower tip and Won, $70. Western SKI IS, BOOTS, poles, ice skates Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 Parent, Oakland Community . panels, 2 expandos, central 3-10-2 required. own insertion guide. Then, I '^dle in excellent with case. Tennis racket, and up. DENNIS air, and much more. College. 1-313-852-1000. there'* a special booklet, TELL combination heater/fan. Hair DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. 10-10-6 1I rni$!!n' padded seat. Joe, 646-6235. 4-9-29 NEED 3 rooms and kitchen IT LIKE IT IS, that really does! «2-8087. 3-9-29 dryer, super TV rabbit ears. 316 North Cedar, opposite October 20 thru November It answer* all your "how*", 487-0787 or 353-6460. City Market. C-3-9-28 BROOKWOOD 1969, 12' X 60' "why*", and "when*" about 3-9-28 Real Estate 20 while working on special community from 8 - midnight custom cabinets, skirted. project for MSU. Friday in Parlors A, B, and C of tampons You also get a tam¬ SEWING MACHINE clearance Close to MSU. 337-2669. Unfurnished or furnished. pon lubricant and a zlppered 3 BEDROOM ranch the Union. 50 cents. sale. Brand new portable, near MSU purse-size cosmetic cs*s. TEAC A 401OSL stereo tape 4-9-29 355-4673 8 am - 12pm and $49.95, $5 per month. Large in Okemos school district. deck. Kenwood KR6160 1pm - 5pm, Planetarium. Gay liberation welcomes all Order your Kotex Tampon In- AM/FM stereo receiver. selection of reconditioned SELECT 1971 custom built Large landscaped lot, street new and returning members to a troductory _KII today. 3-9-29 used machines. Singers, closed to traffic. For Sansui OS500 4 - channel 12'x60' beautiful shag, air, meeting at 3 p.m. Sunday in 30 For your Kotex Tampon rear amplifier. Leica M2 Whites, Necchis, New Home brand new condition. On lot appointment call. 351-5849. Introductory Kit, 10-10-9 DON'T FORGET blood comes 35mm camera. Used stereo and "many others," $19.95 at Brookview Estates, off The Hillel Foundation will just send $1.00 to $39.95. Terms. only from people. Save a life. equipment, cameras, TV sets, to M-78 in Perry. Must sell Give blood. Professional hold Shabbat services at 6:30 Kimberly-Clark Corp. EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING OKEMOS SCHOOLS, walk to Friday, followed typewriters, 8 - track tapes, 373-3939, 625-3254. 3-9-29 p.m. by Box 551 -C N. MSU, 4 bedroom, 2 tile donors compensated. Shabbat dinner. Services will be stereo albums. New oriental COMPANY, 1115 North Nee,.ah, Wis. 54956 baths, basement, 2 car garage. MICHIGAN COMMUNITY at 10:30 Saturday with tapestries. WILCOX Washington, 489-6448. GREAT LAKES, 8'x45', a.m. Large shaded lot, vacant, BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. Kiddish. Also, Simchat Torah SECOND HAND STORE, C-3-9-28 skirted, inexpensive living. C-7-9-29 services will be at 7 p.m. and 10 509 East Michigan, Lansing. $1450. 641-6601. 5-9-28 $33,500. Phone 349-0407 or 655-1049. 7-10-6 a.m. Sunday. Phone 485-4391 8 - 5:30 FURNITURE - USED, TO All studentc who have visited Monday through Saturday. Complete selection. John and STRETCH BUDGET dollars! BUY, bunk beds, complete with springs and mattresses. Israel recently are invited to BankAmericard, master Don's Used Furniture, Sell no longer needed Service 627-7598. 5-10-3 share experiences with Laurie charge, terms, trades, Saginaw at M - 100, Grand appliances to cash buyers Gottlieb Sunday evening. with Want Ads. Dial layaways. C-7-9-29 Ledge. 627 - 2384. 0-7-9-29 PHOTOGRAPHY - WE see Proceeding will be a buffet 355-8255 nowl 2 GIRLS, 1 senior, 1 graduate dinner at 5:30 p.m. at Hillel things in a different way. GIBSON BASS guitar, two need place near MSU. Willing House, 319 Hillcrest Ave. STEREO-RECORD player. $55. Portraits, weddings, pick-ups. Also, Ampeg GENERAL - 10'x60', 1966, on commercial. CYCLOPS to share with others $55 - 8 track tape player, $40. The MSU Rodeo Club will amplifier, 300 watts. Two lot near MSU. $2,500. Phone STUDIOS, 220 Albert. $65. Call 489-9708 for Ellen Record player stand $10. meet at 7:30 tonight in 110 IB" speakers. $500. 393-6197.5-10-2 332-0573. C-7-9-29 or Diane. 3-10-2 484-3160. 5-9-28 Anthony Hall. 363-3026. 5-9-28 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Septen,bpf 1t> Wharton denies (Continued Irnm from page 1) war report holdup nana 1) -—I J_ considered on its own movit a u. merit T.aur Law Q^hnnl School ranaivn^ received nn havo have 11\ meet (ho to moof the ricind nmtfl rising costs Sfftivi again thlS this VPflT cn aonli year so each - Wharton said. But as of now instead of the report as a speculate on »v appropriations from the are higher appropriations, individual must become there are no plans to whole and that some of the Legislature this year, Gov. increasing tuition, increasing more productive and the clerical-technic* schedule any formal recommendations be Milliken voiced his support election and foe can productivity or decreasing nonessential election for Z discussion of the report, he accepted easily while others, for MSU's school and our costs," Wharton said. expenditures , H said. "The like those involving ROTC, Wharton expressed hope "We already have ™^decretae>" Wh4rton that ^ trustees va^°1 no one vacancies J majority report is will take further study. that the needed funds will developed our budget and could be J of the just that, the opinion of the be allocated in the next we cannot rAise tuition Wharton outcome of J declined to contests. 1■ majority and they should All of the information budget. and are being considered and recommendations of just that way," Wharton Bill the war committee are "We're not thinking of said. "If none demonstrator*8) recommendations of (the currently being assembled into a readable package for distribution in University adding any new personnel for the Law School at this point, but we are prepared allowing to are residence halls, Wharton to move a maximum speed adopted, then they charge that our concern is dying said. to develop the school when earn more Of we do get the Wharton down," Wharton said. "It's Emphasis in the area of appropriations," Wharton WASHINGTON (AP) - recommendation. President Wharton addresses a group of orientation just that we're not dealing building construction this said. The Senate voted 76 - 5 Backers of the Senate bill Meanwhile, will act the ft with any timetable." on other port year, Wharton said, is being Wednesday to permit said the Mansfield the students, one of his many duties. Wharton said that each 989-page measure"! placed on the Clinical The College of Urban persons retired under amendment would cost $1.7 State News photo by C.L. Michaels recommendation is being Sciences Building, which is Development, which Social Security to earn up billion more than present still in the planning stages, received trustee to $3,000 a year without law and, In general, would approval the Performing Arts Center, No-fault spring term, is currently loss of benefits. aid retired persons who funds for which being organized and will The proposal are was already have the highest Many use low-cost health care currently being raised and the new Ice Arena which will be constructed later this probably begin admitting students Wharton said. next fall term, sponsored by Leader Mike Mansfield, Majority D-Montana, and adopted as incomes. They opposed it. Earlier the Senate rejected on a voice vote (continued from lawmaker said. But the (continued from page 1) through the county's family March of Dimes. There are year. an amendment to the a assurance i planning clinics. Ginic strict income qualifications big proposal of Sen. Barry conference com results. On occasion, if the Wharton Social Security-welfare bill. sessions are varied, and are for this program, Preas said. expressed Goldwater, R-Ariz., to action and doctor feels that a test is "We don't envision any concern over "the critical Under the law now, a eliminate the earnings test judicial not needed to determine held around the county. All prenatal care by staff apparently mollified, major construction for the problem all major person receiving Social entirely. that the patient is infected, Teenage girls are asked to physicians and the delivery legislators to secu» proposed Law School for universities face of costs Security payments can earn positive vote. the doctor will administer come to two "rap-group" of the child is provided free the next few years. Sen. Wallace F. Mostly rising more rapidly than the up to $1,680 with no loss of Bennett, the medication counseling sessions before if the mother's income level we will be concentrating on money flowing in," and said benefits. R-Utah, senior Republican Questioning 0f contraceptives are provided, is below the standard however indicated immediately, eliminating some modest remodeling of that despite this year's The House, in passing the on the Finance Committee, the lawmakers the return visit. while older married and income set by the March of our present facilities," increase in tuition, cuts are bill last year, raised the said in opposing this unue unmarried women are ' the full implications In venereal disease Dimes, 3 . as many students' Wharton said. still necessary. . co nnn amendment it would cost in i;„„ „ furnished with ceiling to $2,000 line legislation treatment, questions are are, she said. Though the proposed "The only solutions we with $2 g bm|on gnd thgt or, President Nixon's needed to identify who and contraceptives immediately, 800,000 relatively well-off complexity 0f where, Preas said. Venereal she said. construction. persons would get most of "You can't disease investigators will try All contraceptives are this. rewrite! to get names and addresses of "contacts" during the provided at no cost, she emphasized, including Billboard violations spring up around county The two votes came bill advised. on the floor" Responds infectious period, so they quickly after the Senate questions, the lawi prescription refills. told the can be called in for (continued from page 1) began its floor debate on Ho.... Some student wives have The Michigan legislature enacted the control compulsory legislation! treatment. legislation the most-disputed section of taken advantage of a free now and owners will be charge twice the eventually phase out million in highway funds if billboards t0were ^ 8W®y $2° the "People don't have to tell us names," she explained. prenatal care and child the sicn bv the state state. cost of removing strirtiv M