the michigan Volume 65 Number 70 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 27, 1972 ^SMSU delays talk jn Conrad incident Nixon, Kissinger By TERI ALBRECHT certainly does not represent Viet talks black meet any oil State News Staff Writer students and their be „t controversy surrounding the Stokely Carmichael speech will and informed other viewpoints." Massoglia said Tuesday afternoon board Ron members he had on ■tt)e on the Student - Faculty Wahula, ASMSU NEW YORK (AP) - President deadlocked North Vietnamese speculation." He said the break would T,dici»ry this week following president, during a closed meeting that Nixon, described as confident of the troop over withdrawals." A Saigon allow further consultations with South Lponement of further discussion of this would be the action they would newspaper controlled by Thieu quoted Vietnam. Twitter by ASMSU Tuesday. recommend to the board. "right kind" of Vietnam peace a "high source" as saying no optimistic Tho was scheduled to remain in No formal grievance has been filed, The board conducted some business settlement, resumed conferences on ne is expected this week by above this protests of students in the the recessed Paris talks Sunday with signs had been seen in Paris. Paris until the talks resumed. Nonnamaker, vice president for audience - who wanted to discuss the his chief negotiator Henry A. Kissinger and Tho refused comment The White House said Kissinger on a Washington Post story that said planned to return to Paris on Dec. 3. uuint affairs. Conrad incident and the board's Kissinger. Nixon and the talks were deadlocked by an Nixon's meeting with Kissinger Off ■ Campus Council representative decision. Kissinger met for almost hour American refusal to honor the came during what was described as a •s Massoglia said the board's In a final action, the board passed a an Sunday morning at the Waldorf Astoria here, where the tentative agreement reached last family weekend of sightseeing and Tuesday was to "guarantee and resolution offered by Massoglia which month. However, Ziegler, when asked .t the rights of due process of the read: "ASMSU condemns the President and his family were spending shopping in New York. The two killing the weekend. It was the second if interruption of the talks indicated appeared grim - faced Saturday night of the two black students at Southern Cople involved In the Conrad meeting since Kissinger returned from serious problems, said, "I'd be very University in Baton Rouge, and, cautious about that kind of (continued on page 13) made a motion at the further, ASMSU wishes Paris late Saturday night after he and to express its North Vietnamese negotiators agreed IgijSU meeting to change the agenda support of all students at Southern to break off the talks for nine days. fc include a resolution to direct the University in their struggle to reform Nixon was scheduled to return to tlicy committee, after a decision by Memorial held their educational system." his mountain top retreat at Camp Ke judiciary has been made, to David, Md., later in the day, while Honduct open hearings concerning the Kissinger was expected to go on to Erfon of the cabinet departments to Washington. The two will confer again e ASMSU board and to propose Monday at Camp David, a White station to define and clarify those jlationships. "Any presentation could have ,ed the meeting into a kangaroo House spokesman said. Ronald Ziegler, the press presidential secretary, also said Nixon and for blacks slain Kissinger would meet this week with jt trying the members of Office of Nguyen Phy Due, an emissary of Kick Affairs, (OBA), and their Lions," Massoglia said, f He explained that the move was to Lid this situation until after the South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van meeting Thieu. was The exact time of the not set. The meeting was requested by at Southern U Judiciary's legal decision, when the Thieu last week and has been seen by BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - A hour - long rally. Leaders said it was in ird will conduct an investigation some observers as an effort to bypass memorial service for the two black memorial for the two dead students. a all the cabinet posts to redefine Kissinger, who has been criticized by students slain at Southern University John E. Brown, who told the crowd he be financial and policy relationships. the South Vietnamese for not paying drew 400 people to the steps of the had organized the event, said, "The I The decision came as a surprise to enough attention to their objections to state capitol on Sunday as two very existence of the black race today Lome members of OBA because the peace proposals. is threatened. independent commissions prepared to JaSMSU had previously set aside The Paris meetings between begin full-scale investigations of the "We are not going to continue to sit fuesday's meeting to hear OBA Kissinger and Hanoi's Le Due Tho Nov. 16 police • student confrontation by and watch our race exterminated Ittsent its side in the alleged exclusion were suspended until Dec. 4 on at the school. from the face of the earth." Jof about 100 white students from Saturday amid some speculation that State officials and school Brown said several national civil ■Stokely Carmichale's speech Nov. 13. serious difficulties had arisen. rights leaders had been invited to I James Weathers, director of OBA, administrators, meanwhile, countered American officials would not threats of continued turbulence with speak, but he said none was able to Ideclined to comment on the board's comment on the cause of the attend. pleas for calm as they prepared to |«ction. interruption, which came after six resume classes at Southern's smaller Focal point for the activity was the J However, other students at the sessions. Kissinger had said in his New Orleans branch for the first time 30 minutes of violence on Nov. 16 ■meeting Ifedignant on behalf of OBA at the change in the agenda were ASMSU "peace is at hand" statement last month that one more meeting was since the north. tragedy 90 miles to the which exploded as officers chased students from Southern's ■Md walked out of the meeting. James Weathers, director of the Office of Black Affairs, left the needed to work out details of a cease - administration building. Denver A. Protesting blacks sought to maintain H Angeline Billups, Detroit junior, ASMSU board meeting last week without commenting on its fire agreement. a firm grip on public attention with Smith of New Roads, La., and laid, "I did not expect this action at decision to avoid dicscussion of the Conrad Hall incident. South Vietnam's special observers at the Sunday afternoon rally on the Leonard Douglas Brown, Bilbert, La., III. If this ASMSU board is supposed the talks were reported to have told steps of the 34- story capitol building. both 20, were sprayed with buckshot Ito be full of student representatives, it State News photo by C.L. Michaels Thieu that negotiations were "virtually About 400 blacks assembled for the and died of head wounds. Authorities contended at the start that officers fired nothing but tear gas. Later, however, they conceded that an Housing-answers hard to find officer could have mistaken a shotgun cartridge for a tear gas cartridge. :Students at both Southern campuses have demanded more of a "Water pipes leak in the basement- and seven other residents had voice in the administration of the By KAREN ZURAWSKI windows are painted shut and many been living without heat because the nation's largest black university, and State News Staff Writer don't have screens...lighting is insufficient.. furnace had broken down. have called for the resignation of the First in a series Tenants roof supports are crooked... My house The landlord, when appealed to for school's 65-year-old president, Dr. G. complain, landlords wnplain and the city and state is in Desolation Grove," the young help, indicated she wanted to knock Leon Netterville. k left woman the house down, and despite a back- The threat of continued student grappling for the answers to says. ■w of the most volatile of social One of several tenants to testify rent payment of $500 for a new disruption at New Orleans came from before the East Lansing City Council furnance, seemed unwilling to go Joseph Hammond, Alabama field problems-housing. ahead with the purchase. director of 1 Few deny that a problem exists, at its Oct. 3 hearing on the proposed the Southern Christian Now the city has stepped in and the Leadership Conference. ppecially in the landlord-tenant housing ordinances, she then added several more problems to her long list case is in court. Rhtionship, but solutions are hard to ■tome by, though the state and city are of Tenant complaints are no more complaints. numerous this year than in recent Working on proposals to remedy the Nearly a month after the hearing, Situation. I Charateristic Charles Ipcar, 923 Burcham Drive,, had problems with his landlord and years, Delores Bender, director of the off-campus housing office, adding that Protection of the problem are the Iwnplaints of one made them public. Simce Oct. 17 he (continued 13) urged for on page young woman. slum clinics tap Brown case faces CINCINNATI (AP) - The president of the American Medical Assn. (AMA) recommended Sunday that armed legal delays over story guards and other security measures be used at neighborhood health centers in ghetto areas to overcome some doctors' reluctance to enter such areas. Dr. Carl A. Hoffman of Huntington, charges in Maryland and a federal gun ensuing gun battle, two policemen W. Va., made the proposal in declaring w mysterious black power figure, is conviction in New Orleans. were wounded, one seriously. that "maldistribution or shortages of I NEW YORK (AP) - H. Rap Brown, Manetta was the subject of a New *heduled to stand trial today on He was captured after, according to physicians and other health care York Magazine article by former ">bbery, attempted murder and gun police, he and three codefendants personnel" in some areas of the nation 'osse$sion Deputy Police Commissioner Robert is one of the problems still plaguing charges. But the long - robbed the Red Carpet Lounge, its Daley, which appeared the day before J^ed le8»l case may be further delayed by patrons and some crap shooters from the trial was to have started. the delivery of health care in America. arguments over a magazine the sidewalk outside. Brown's lawyers say it Addressing the opening of the 26th iticle. destroyed Clinical Convention of the AMA, The victims, all black, were forced The trial have started in any presumption of innocence Hoffman said: was to to lie on the floor while their "•te Supreme Court on Oct. 23, but "I believe that one of the primary valuables were collected. Police arrived (continued on page 7) delayed by the withdrawal of as the robbers emerged and in the obstacles to proper health care for town's lawyer. It was rescheduled for residents of these areas is crime — the senseless violence which deters the deluding an unsuccessful effort by physician as well as the TV repairman, I "% after a series of other delays, Lucky tickets win to>wn's new lawyers to have the case the deliveryman and yes, sometimes •wed to federal court. even the police from entering these Brown's new lawyers — William areas. J»Unstler and Howard Moore Jr. - "" "It is possible that part of the raised a series of legal objections solution may lie in neighborhood could delay jury selection for jweralhaveweeks. Kunstler and Moore figured in many famous civil prizes for students health centers with proper security measures and other — guards, fenced parking lots precautions designed to Ws cases in recent branch offices of the protect the patients physicians and years. At least three MSU students are Michigan °ne of their motions is to allow secretary of state. health care workers." among the estimated 4,000 winners in "town, now 30, to act his own co Tickets are valid for one year after A Hoffman aide later told a as - Friday's state lottery drawing. newsman that armed j^nsd, jUS(; jg Angela Davis did in her the date of the drawing in which the guards already *Mornia Stephen Giegerich, South Haven trial, whtre Moore headed ticket qualified for a prize, Gus are on duty at "one or two" * junior, and Richard M. Singer, Oak successful defense Park junior, have reported to the Harrison, commissioner of the Bureau neighborhood health centers, but that Another defense motion asks that Lottery Claims Center in Brookfield of State Lottery, said. his chief got the idea for proposing "a Holders of winning tickets are major extension on a nationwide to'estim°ny be allowed from Plaza. Housing inspection basis" after a personal experience. Another student, Doris Weinberger, responsible for contacting the claims »ho Ralph Manetta, the man Oak Park senior, has not yet filed her centers, he said. B. W. "One night," the aide said, "after he U|„i ?ays he shot Brown on a Holly, city electrical inspector, looks over a furnace which "We have had visited an unguarded Atiten rooft°P on Oct. 16, 1971. claim- no way ofknowing here in broke down Oct. 17 at 923 Burcham Drive. Several such Owners of tickets with numbers 130 neighborhood health center in the Ike Pon1 tilne• Brcwn had been on landlord - tenant disputes arose during fall term in East Lansing. ®oim, mo8t-wanted list for 18 or 544 can claim their prizes at more (continued on 13) State News photo by John (continued 7) ns. a fugitive from riot-arson than 200 claim centers, located in page Dickson on page 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 2 City approves ecology uni summary if JWlK . 1 By DEBBIE CALKINS State Newt Staff Writer After several months of debate agency, an East Lansing over structure and purpose of an environmental ^Environmental the environmental group suggested decided to stick with their original provision for seven members. The task that the task force consist of nine members from the community, the councilmembers beautification program and to recommend other projects for the public and private beautification of the city. The East Lansing Planning Dept. will provide advice and clerical assistance environmental recommendations to the draf resolution group establishing the task counci l force ' I Quality Task Force has been established. force members will be appointed by the to the However, Councilman task force. said their r City councilmembers voted unanimously city council and will serve until Dec. 31, l(: at their Tuesday meeting to implement the 1974. rather thanrecommendations u, task force after making a few The councilmembers agreed that Mayor The plan commission and the citizens resolution. improved the? ne <* changes in their original resolution introd*>ced at a Wilbur Brookover should appoint a "I believe that one of the meeting earlier this month. chairman from the selected members to primary obstacles to proper At that prior meeting, the council serve for the first three months and then health care for residents of City delayed acting on the resolution because the group may appoint its own chairman. these areas is crime senseless violence which deters - the to members of Citizens for Environmental Quality in East Lansing wanted the chance discuss it with the city planning Some of the major duties of the Environmental Quality Task Force are: •To investigate and advise the city council the physician as well as the TV commission. council and city boards and commissions repairman, the deliveryman Councilmember of actions deemed appropriate to preserve Mary Sharp said that four and. yes. sometimes even the police from entering these areas." because the council had devoted a great deal of time to the environmental task force during the past few months, other issues such as fine arts and aesthetics had and protect environmental city of East Lansing. quality in the •To design and carry out programs for public education concerning environmental By DEBBIE CALKINS antiwarproposa/J Councilmembers that provide Dr. Carl A. Hoffman, president, been ignored in the community. quality. State News Staff Writer supplemented their stand war in supplies fori American Medical Assn. But she also said that action on the task •To coordinate environmental The East Lansing against the war in Southeast International Southeast a| force had taken a long time because of the protection programs between public and City Council has gone Asia by approving four out is listed Harvester! large amount of input from the private institutions and among other beyond words in taking of five proposals on the city the other number 97 w] community. governments at the state and regional level. action to strengthen its policy regarding the war. companies - Ford two bjdj Though the plan commission and •To monitor the Grand River Avenue antiwar stand. Councilmembers George General Motors T - a iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiill111 Colburn and George and 23, respectively. Griffiths introduced the In the past, the ■ TO HEAR REPORT proposals at the council's determined which city J Tuesday meeting. bidj company it should purctl Colburn and Griffiths U.S. asks Indonesia aid drafted their proposals from from by selecting the J bid which meant recommendations made to the low] Council price. plans last the city council The United States has asked Indonesia to accept by an ad However, in Colburn J the offer to become a member of the four - nation International Control Commission to supervise a cease - fire and withdrawal of meet hoc fact-finding committee on East regarding Southeast Asia. Lansing policies the war in Griffith's purchasl proposal, they ask that 1 best bid be determined! foreign troops from By DANIEL DEVER meet at 3 p.m., just prior to faculty members selected by The the company with the J South Vietnam after an agreement is worked out. proposed change This committee and involvement with the w State News Staff Writer the Academic Council the Tenure Committee from a would give tenured and Foreign Minister Adam Malik said Sunday. TTie final meeting of the meeting. its membership and two nontenured faculty on both University group were Southeast Asia. formed as a result of the An additional Indoresia lias asked for more specification on Academic Council this term, The proposed change nontenured faculty the Tenure Committee and Grand River cost I at 3:15 p.m. would Avenue $171.68 was I the tasks of the commission and had also assured Tuesday in the amend section members selected randomly the University assumed Appeals blockade and the council by Kissinger that it will accept the offer after a cease - Con Con Room, will include 3.8.7.4 of the Interim by the Faculty Grievance Board the opportunity to sit demonstrations last May. bid for truck accepting I fire agreement is signed between the United States a routine report of the Faculty Grievance Official from the on appeal panels. The replacemi council passed form Curriculum Committee and Procedure dealing with the membership of the Internatii and North Vietnam. proposals regarding Harvester Co. a proposed minor change in composition of appeal University Appeals Board. Under the purchasing from war The other three countries offered membership the Interim Faculty panels for grievances This provision change, three proposed Councilman Robl faculty contractors, obtaining Wilcox voted are Canada. Poland and Hungary. Grievance Procedure. concerning the disenfranchised the members will be selected for additional legal assistance agaiif The change in the nonreappointment of nontenured members of the accepting the InternatioL appeal panels by the Tenure when large numbers of Harvester nontenured faculty. offer because 1 grievance procedure, Tenure Committee and Committee from persons are being arrested, its said in the past the however, must first be The present wording tenured members of the membership followed by information couif Bolivian peso devalued considered by the Elected states that the panels will appeals board from sitting the selection of two on police had always accepted t Faculty Council which will consist of three tenured on appeal panels. faculty policy and lowest bid to save t members by the Faculty police-community relations. A 66 per cent taxpayers money. currency devaluation, the first in Grievance Official from the A proposal to place signs As a result of I Bolivia in 14 years, brought on the latest tension in University Appeals Board so at the city limits stating that the resulting panel East proposal on poliL South America's most volatile republic. Lansing's institutional -community relations,! BULLETIN consists of three tenured stand against the The anger over the devaluation apparently stems war was meeting will be scheduled! and two nontenured faculty defeated. the future for the cP from the average Bolivian's feeling of being members. The council implemented betrayed once again. the proposal on council to discuss the ] purchasing hoc f a c t I - For 14 years, almost half the by deciding to buy five lifespan of an com i t t i trucks for the average person here, the peso has been convertible city garbage recommendations with L fleet from into the trusted dollar at 12 to and everyone GRADUATING SENIORS International Harvester Co. because of East Lansing Polid here thinks in terms of dollars. Now it is 20 to 1. the firm's small amount of -Community Relatioj Committee. war contracting. In a list of 100 companies Quake shakes Italy GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS Traffic group! OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS will A sharp, three - second earthquake jolted this ancient Sabine city 120 miles northeast of Rome ARE NOW AVAILABLE UNTIL NINE consider) on Sunday, cracking the walls of some old fine revisions! buildings. No injuries were reported in the city of some FOR PURCHASE Long Gown and Robe The East Lansing Trafl Commission tonight w 50,000 persons, but many rushed into the streets. receive Travel Sets a request frfl The area was hit by five shocks Commissioner Charll Friday. Sunday's tremor, measuring 8 on the 10 - point Massoglia to consif Mercalli Scale, was also felt in Ancona $2 5 revision of the fil on the Limited Supply Get Yours Now schedules in the city Adriatic and in Rome. — trafj ordinances. The commission meet at 8 p.m. in city hi Graham preaches in India MSU BOOKSTORE Enjoy savings on easy care, Commissioner membd will also discuss mini-bus system propos lightweight Ultressa polyester Billy Graham conducted a by Project: City Hall a private one hour crusade the possibility of requiriN - print travel sets by Nite Owls. Sunday, preaching the sermon ? sr ss & ssf isf sar the use of seatbelts whj ssr ssr driving in East Lansing. in a small, ssr^. In sizes small and medium. interdenominational church in 15 TIRED OF HAGGLING TV RENTALS downtown New Delhi. $23.00 per term "I came here to a- worship, $8.50 but it looks like I'll have to js worship with my own preaching," Graham told the congregation as he began the » i* Jacotearis sermon, an analysis of the il; meaning of the 23rd Psalm to modern man. IS) ANNUAL m CHRISTMAS CHEESE SALE Sponsored by the Michigan State Dairy Club Security talks hit snag ® Selections Available m Selection C— HOSTESS Americans and Europeans have Selection D— SPARTAN $350 >4" begun to lay the m Economical llA lb package The 2 lb party please j foundations of a Europe where wars will be they hope the only w Five Tantalizing varieties A delicious selection of six cheeses rP price wars and the Soviet Union will obey the same rules as the ID / ■»" republic of San Marino Italian hilltop. DROP IN! on an This Utopia is a long way off. Diplomats from 34 countries, unless preferred to explore the chilly lakes and woods they ttil /kf IS) outside Helsinki, were still weekend at a system for laboring over the » •flf choosing their deputy chairman. Three days of meetings and a lot of preliminary work besides had not brought them any farther than that. kS Pakistan operators strike About 10,000 telephone operators all over Selection A ARISTOCRAT Selection B MESTA Sgoo Pakistan went on an indefinite strike early Sunday 33/< lb. selection. A ST* ' 2-/4 lb. flavor montage ppd I THE GUITAR SH0PPE for more delightful . Day. blend of eleven of the The government has declared the sirike ppd This 8 cource feast of illegal. » finest cheeses cheese makes a perfect gift. The telephone department Sale starts Monday, Nov. announced that if n Reduced rates 20- 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. operators did not return to duty their services MARSHALL'S - EAST LANSING 245 ANN ST. are available for direct pick-up from might be terminated. w 122 Anthony Hall, MSU 353-5989 Please Order Early 1 Mic higan State News, East -arising, Mil Monday, November 27. 1972 3 -r Hussein wounded •t in attempt on life BEIRUT (AP) - King Hussein, who was about weekend of Nov. 18-19 Hussein of Jordan narrowly to board the according to the helicopter, paper. escaped assassination earlier escaped with a minor AI Moharrer reported in the month when a rebel that the officers behind the shrapnel wound in the Jordanian air force pilot thigh, An Nahar reported. coup wanted to overthrow fired a rocket at the The Hussein and paper added that proclaim a monarch's helicopter on the several loyal air force pilots republic in Jordan. palace grounds and blew it took off in jet fighters and The attempt was up, the Lebanese newspaper shot down the attacking financed by Said Dajani, a An Nahar said Sunday. Jordanian banker, who plane. The rebel pilot, Earlier in the weekend, identified as Tblal al Khatib, allegedly received $20 the leftist newspaper Al million from Libyan leader was reported killed, An H Moharrer reported that a Nahar said. Muammer Kadafi for the coup engineered by 300 The 37 • year - old king coup, Al Moharrer said. dissident air force and army was admitted to the armed Kadafi has previously called officers had failed after forces for hospital the same the overthrow of word of it Party for patients Hussein. was leaked to day, treatment ostensibly of for Hussein. The plan to oust Hussein irregular company at a party r^VeMntTy^De^ta^^ others There was no official heartbeat caused by fatigue. was laid down six months dystrophy. The party was part of a tricounty drive to word from Jordan on the He left the hospital two ago and the conspirators jofOfity lo- children „ho of ■>iuM.uiar mJZZ State News photomed«a',®ie"ch by Milt Horst reports of the attempts at a coup and assassination. days later. The attack occurred wanted to stage the coup by during the the end of November, but Hussein got word of the plot and quickly quashed it, New night class according to Al Moharrer. Dajani officers and were several reported ■MSU students, staff and Students and others, who will help the student with For the arrested, but the air force lenity who wish to add plan to be away from the his European interests. Nursing Care in Nursing officers still decided to act. regular studies, while traveler, a number of Monday i dull winter campus during the others offer Homes; Etching; The First Al Khatib had his jet fighter consider 56 Christmas break, should call interesting courses are geared towards Acting for Fun and Freedoms, 1973; Literature diversions. conversational languages, equipped with rockets and i(ir«s offered by Evening the Evening Self-Expression; Advanced of the American Indian; then tried to kill Hussein, College at Rapid Reading, offered and a course is offered in Investments and Securities; Kllege this winter. 355-4562 for information on Wednesday and planning a trip abroad. Art for the Neoromuscular Relaxation; An Nahar said. ■Beginning in early onhow to register. Regular European Off-Loom Weaving; It was not known how Thursday evenings, can Some of the more unique Traveler; Establishing ■nuary, Kvening College registration for and Railroading; Past, Present serious the king's wound speed studying time, classes include: Why Go to Operating a Child Care ft added 25 new courses mid-Michigan community while W ilderness and Future; Rapid Reading; was. But reports from T subjects ranging from Church?, Welcome to the Center; French Recycling (Resource residents will open Dec. II Survival, a Monday Amman said Hussein course, Future, and What I Believe Conversation II; French Recovery); Surrealism: Jtronomyto through Science Neuromuscular in the main lobby of can be a great aid for those and Why. Reading; Gay Literature; Welcome to the Future. chaired a cabinet meeting i Kellogg Center. wishing to get away form The complete listing German Saturday. ■nation. Some of the 56 Conversation Thursday courses the daily humdrum. offers a mixed bag for many (Basic); Introduction to Alternative Child Care Local reports also said he Music and Speech Arrangements; Astronomy personally interrogated Col. llRCHEOLOGY, ANYONE? Acoustics; Physical Fitness for Women; Rapid Reading: Spanish Conversation II; Through Science Fiction; Experiences in Creativity, Rafei Hindawi, an infantry officer accused of Problem Solving and Soviet-U.S. Relations, and masterminding the Analysis; Human Heredity conspiracy. Wilderness Survival. and Genetic Counseling: Some Arabs, Alternative including jobs listed Tuesday Management and Managing The Art of Relief Prints; Kadafi, have assailed Modern Man on Stage Hussein because he has Collective Bargaining in Planning your Trip Aboard shown a willingness to make Education; Communist Rapid Reading^ China: The Making of a peace with Israel. By JIM BUSH — at the Counseling Center, an extensive "people an alternatives center does Justin Morrill and resource file" which not exist anywhere in the New Society; Designing I More than 35,000 job University colleges and Fee United States," he said. Your First Home; Folk provides the person Ind educational and McDonel halls. interested in, for example, a Thirty volunteers from the Guitar (Advanced pportunities around the The volunteer there can bicycle trip of central MSU faculty, staff and Beginner); Great Films of Torld are listed by the new suggest various Europe with list of the student body have been Antonioni; Indoor Plants Isiter for Alternatives to opportunities according to people in the East Lansing recruited by the center tp and Flowers; Mechanics of Bgher Education. the student's main interest. area who ttaVe informed the help students who want to Good English; New Life I We want to help Each center has card files center they have already explore alternative Styles; Painting; Physical ludents find real life opportunities. Fitness for Women; Rapid listing the opportunities. been on one. He can then ■ucational opportunities The main center is in the contact them to find out Reading; Soprano Recorder leyond the scope of United Ministries for Beginners; What I tips on places to go and iditional college classroom hassles to avoid. Believe and Why; Yogic headquarters at 1118 S. |struction," Don Ward, Harrison Road. Exercies; r of the center said. Wednesday Once his major interest The center offers The ■ The center is sponsored 355-1826 Biological Concepts areas have been discussed, opportunities in five of ■ United Ministries in Race; Documentation of he student is sent to the social services, education, Higher Education and main center to learn more employment, travel and Htveral U The State News is published n i ve rsity about the specific service or alternative living. by the students of at Ionizations. travel opportunities in Michigan State University every class day during Fall, michigan state university Winter and (Among the center's which he is interested and Ward said the center is Spring school terms, Mondays, fings are a free school for find out how to get in touch part of a trend in education Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a Students pkan Indians, a project with the but claimed the center itself special Welcome Week edition is published in key people I raise a sunken ship off involved. is unique. September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. e coast of Member Associated Press, United Florida, a "Each of our volunteers Press Ntion assisting in a British has been trained in value "To our knowldege, such International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., Associated Icheological excavation clarification counseling," he Collegiate Press, Michigan P a job squeezing said. "They can help a Collegiate Press Assn. grapes |a French wine distillery. Second class postage paid at East person decide where he's at Lansing, Mich. |The interested student and what he wants to do." PIZZA Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing Services pi goes to one of the five Value clarification Michigan. 48823. ' •tellite centers" that the counseling. Ward said, er has set up on campus involves helping the student sift his ideas on what FEAST Phones: education is for him and News/Editorial 355-8252 |"?G/M asks decide what he wants to gain from his life Such a deal! One large pepperoni pizza and Classified Ads Display Advertising 355-8255 353-6400 l'ecf/on help experience. The center also maintains pitcher beer at specially Business Office Photographic 355-3447 355-8311 reduced prices. Starts at lfoll workers are needed 6 P.M. in the show bar. Campus Information 353-8700 T'he PIRGIM board of •wtors election Tuesday, wwill be open from 8:30 ^ till 4:30 p.m., and JOIN THE rs can work all day or Nay. All workers will be Ppensated. For more The original land-grant tavern T'ormation call 355-8266. It's MONDAY MADNESS WOMENS Reserved Seating 0AI DOMINO'S 50%Off! PIZZA Tired of waiting in long lines the night of Want good seats for Rudolf Nureyev, "Godspell," a concert? Andre Previn and the London Symphony Orchestra? Same speedy free delivery, Well. . . the LECTURE-CONCERT SERIES now but pizxa at special prices. offers to MSU STUDENTS programs a 50% discount on all its for Winter and Spring term. Not only do SPORT BOOTS you receive a 50% reduction on your tickets, you also avoid the hassle of the "mad dash" for seats. A 12" A 16" one item one item Your seats are reserved for you when you purchase Pizza and 4 your tickets. Pizza and 2 Tickets for all Lecture Concert Series events may be Pepsi's only Pepsi's only - purchased at the UNION TICKET OFFICE (open sooo weekdays, 8:15-4:30) 355 3361. *2°° t8x inc. tax inc If you would like to receive a complete listing of the 351-7100 I ! 351-7100 events scheduled for winter 11 Good 11/27/72 I Good 11/27/72 only. No other RED WING - spring, and the dates that tickets will be available, please call the Lecture - only. No other Concert Series Office at 355-6686 I j c°upons may be combined with ] coupons may be w X MOW! ad claims, buyer gripes By TOM HAROLDSON said the purpose of the project is to "Even though there were some State News Staff Writer help future teachers learn means of instances of false advertising, most ads The future high school social consumer protection as well as provide are truthful," she said. studies class may provide lessons in methods of teaching consumer consumer protection partly because of education in their careers. Hellman said the chief goal of the a project involving 20 College of "The people who are involved in project is to help consumers protect Education students. the project will hopefully bring themselves from being deceived by i can shou him m old ca6e, and (woodstock uill be ) excited The students are working with the consumerism into the social studies false business practices. where u)e ate and uhere u)e played Michigan Consumers Council classes they teach," Joyce said. "If "If the consumer thinks before he and everything! investigating deceptive advertising you haven't brought consumerism into claims and acting as acts and investigates the business mediators to social studies, you have not taught resolve beforehand, there would be fewer business - consumer anything to the kids." differences. The project has two phases. About problems with business," she said. HsrJN William Joyce, professor of 18 of the students investigated Joyce said the project has been so elementary and special education and advertisements in the papers to see if «5S head of the special voluntary project, they were valid or not. Two students successful it will be expanded next term. Joyce anticipates 150 • 200 worked on the other phase of the students will volunteer next term for project which was mediating and the voluntary project. WO BILLING TACTICS resolving consumer and business differences. "The project enables students to Linda Joy, of the Michigan learn consumer protection as well as Consumers Council, worked with work with aspects of the real world," students on the advertising he said. Agency slates investigation phase. Students called advertising firms to determine if the ads were legitimate or fraudulent. If the ad proved to be fraudulent, students contact the Consumer Bike ligh I LANSING (UPI) - The Michigan Jan. 23 and will "determine if present Protection Agency and the Better setting up the hearings. utility billing practices concerning late Iblic Service Commission will be billing procedures are in ■onducting a "full scale interests of consumers the and if best they The commission recently ordered payment charges and the time in which a customer has to pay without a Business Bureau, informing the agencies of possible false advertising on sale Instigation" of the way Michigan's should be modified to meet changing Detroit Edison Co. to reduce its late penalty being imposed." tactics. §18 electric, gas, water and telephone conditions," the commission said payment charge from four per cent to Students who mediated consumer piities bill their customers. Commission members Lenton investigation will include a Schulthorp of Marshall and William R. G. three per cent. the two commissioners said they Ralls monopoly said "because position of of the utilities, complaints worked with Mary Hellman of the council. These students would go to the place of business and try to by Joycee Lies of 10 public hearings beginning Ralls of Okemos signed the order customers have no other seller of Night time bicyclists who regularly are "deeply concerned about present settle the business and consumer face the utility service available to them. It is, danger of not being seen by differences. therefore, the obligation of our agency approaching cars and buses, may soon Hellman and Joy said the project in upholding the public interest to get some help from the Okemos-Haslet has been successful and informative Jaycees. MSU students voted insure that all facets of utility billing practices are fair and reasonable. Sculthorp said the investigation for the students involved. "The students are learning to be The Jaycees are selling a newly developed bike light that fits under "will give us the information to make smart shoppers," Hellman said. "They each pedal. learning that it pays to be to Republican posts are Powered by two penlight batteries, any necessary changes to meet current suspicious and aware of business each light has a white lens in the front conditions." practices in advertising or selling." and a red lens in the rear. The body of The Ingham County Republican party is feeling the effects of the youth The commission sent each company Joy agreed, saying students have the light is translucent orange plastic vote at its found more good than bad in business. that glows and can be seen from the highest levels. Two MSU students will represent East Lansing on a four - page questionnaire with the party's 1973 executive committee. "I want people to overcome the side. questions involving general billing Spencer Abraham, East Lansing senior, and Roger Cook, Ithaca senior, myth that business is bad," she said. The light is a slim half-inch thick to practices, delayed payment provisions, The were elected by the East students have investigated prevent interference with normal Lansing delegation to represent them on the security deposits, collection executive committee. many areas of business including pedaling. procedures and information on each "The Republican party is changing," Abraham said. apartment rent deposit practices, false "These lights cast almost enough "Young people are company's policy on shutting off becoming involved." service for nonpayment of a bill. advertising and tactics of pressuring light to see by at night," Tim Biehl, consumers to sign contracts or buy a Only a few delegations from out - county townships contained no young Jaycee member, said. "And the second people. The East Lansing delegation was composed almost entirely of product they do not want. car behind a bike can see the lights students. Bonnie Miller, Gregory senior and underneath the first car." one of the students investigating Most of the profit made Approximately 100 precinct delegates from all over the county attended by the Tuesday's convention. It had been reconvened from the pre - election advertisements, found some instances Jaycees, selling the lights will be used convention so that the executive committee could be chosen for 1973. of false advertising including one for to help Meridian Township purchase a All incumbent, newly elected or unsuccessful candidates an $11.95 vacuum cleaner that was new ambulance, Biehl said. immediately available "while they last". She said became committee members. The other half of the 64 member committee The lights will also be - most of the advertising was valid, sold at stores was elected by the individual delegations. in Haslett and Okemos. In spite of the importance of the convention, almost though. a third of the seats were empty. "It's too bad we can't save that pre - election energy for now, when most of the important party work will be done," Abraham said. "The seats were full before the election." |i.ong time Republican party workers came face - to - face hith the effects of the youth Vote at the county convention |uesday as a nearly all - youth gation appeared from East ■Lansing. They contrasted many pit county groups like the Williams Township delegation. ■State News photos by Milt Horst ]50C offany size pizza || one coupon per pizza l| good thru 12-17-72 Mr. viiKes Pizza 351"1600! 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, N0t,mN,r„ ^ Lack of sleep tied to delirium Psych class stresses good parent-child ties LANSING (UPI) - Lack the November issue of of sleep, not alcohol Michigan Medicine. poisoning or lack of food, causes delirium tremens in Dr. Richard Bates said alcoholics, a physician who non-alcoholic persons painting, walking along the Red Cedar involves group deals with alcoholics said in deprived of sleep over long By PAMELA WRIGHT and pressing leaves with Annette, her 5 discussions, m]ltt periods of time are likely to - year - old friend. aK ,ieu feS- Topics dii*usSd childhood fears, childhood have visual hallucinations Billy, a 4 year old boy with a "Children give you a whole new S dtiPa,;rand punishmenr • Talk like those associated with - g outlook on life. They teach you not to s delirium tremens. blond Beatle haircut, spends half an hour a week playing games with an worry and how to laugh," Saplis said. Students also are Saplis said she feels that being on a required to vid MSU student. tape some of their on fore "Interviews with those Students in campus surrounded by peers limits a children so sessions 2 recovering from a binge Psychology 246, "Sensitivity to Children," offered for student's views and feelings. "Being behavior. they can later ofee* "e confirm that in the final the first time this fall, attempt to leam around children can teach you a lot," The students take study stages they are unable to get rest from any dose of how to communicate with children. Gary E. Stollak. associate professor she added. terms in order to relationship with a the course tU establish^ child. , Juniors and seniors alcohol and are invariably Debbie Shuman, sophomore, has a of psychology, who teaches the "This three majoring in English, class, - term sequence without restful sleep for said it is important to teach playroom reserved at the Psychology courses humanities, history or long periods before how to be good parents and how to people Building where she takes Laurie, 5, one is intended to be a dealing with the nrl? philosophy who wish to hallucinations occur," Bates conduct themselves with children. every Thursday. "Someday I'm going dilemmas future child problems "There therapists, d spend the sumer studying in two to be a parent and I want to know care the British Isles should are major problems in life: how to workers, teachers and be how to be a good one," she parents attend a presentation by a lover and how to be a parent," explained. expect to continually face " exnl»i He said patients with Stollak says. Shuman, observing the many Stollak. Xpia® Judith Hook at 7:30 p.m. broken and delirium tremens "are unhappy families, thinks Stollak considers the class part 0 today in the conference it's a shame that people not always wakeful before the The 124 students enrolled in the are experiment. "We have no room in Eustace Hall. real stu, delirium and recover after a class are required to find a child required to take such courses. showing how education or Each summer during the cer period of restful sleep." between the ages of 4 and 6 and spend courses have affected our months of July and August, Annette McMillan, 5, and Maryann Saplis, East "I have no doubts this course will said. He hopes to life," st0 at least one half hour a week with the the Universities of Oxford, Lansing sophomore, get to know each other through help me in the future. I have already study the familie child. those students London, Edinburgh and Bates, who heads the a child psychology class that teams up students with changed many of my attitudes toward taking the course alcoholism unit of the E.W. Mary Ann Saplis, East Lansing years from now and Birmingham offer foreign young children. children," she said. effects which the observe State News photo by Dave Mendrea sophomore, spends time color students the Sparrow Hospital in - Besides child interaction, the course course might had on their lives. opportunity to study Lansing, said barbiturates history, li tera t ure , are used to artificially philosophy and drama for induce sleep in delirium credit. tremens patients with good 'Morning after' This presentation is being results. He said given sponsered by the Honors barbiturates to induce sleep College and the Dept. of end delirium in 12 to 24 Humanities. hours. By JOSEPH RICCIO every 12 hours for five days. based on their professional The significance of this is conception. Hatch said. The new "morning after" The pills contain evaluation of the needs of Medicine, emphasized that the greater the amount Also, he noted, there birth control pills are for diethylstilbestrol, a the individual patient." the "morning - after pi of estrogen in the NOW SHOWING! emergency use only, Dr. crystalline synthetic body, the may be a danger of vaginal not available at the h Physicians at the health greater the risk of genetic Loren L. Hatch, staff estrogenic substance, which center will cancer developing in the center between 4:30 "A TRULY STUNNING prescribe the side effects. - daughters of women who physician at the University is used primarily in the Friday and 8:30 morning after technique for have taken the pill, Health Center, warns. treatment of symptoms of "There should be no although Monday PERFORMANCE FROM DIANA f LADY I SINGS Hatch said in an female disorders. Estrogen is the students only after a face - to - face discussion in which reason for taking it more than once," Hatch said. there have conclusive studies on been no the — a caused distress for who have felt a need t( fact that interview last week that the primary female all the factors in the case are hormone. subject. the ROSS!" J THE pill is widely misunderstood weighed against the possible "Anyone can make the There are also treatment oi 4 I BLUES 1 by students. He explained a number "Diethylstilbestrol alters the chemical and hormonal risks involved, he added. Women who do take the first mistake. Only fools conclusive studies of no the weekend. "Since all forms make the second." success of diethylstilbestrol of the most common balance so that conception full dosage of the pill should contraception can as a misconceptions: is not likely to occur," do so only once in their The contraceptive. Hatch obtained from a phyi pill is not foolproof said. The only studies being •The of the pill is Hatch said. and discussed use lifetime. Hatch warned. in preventing pregnancies, done here," ( "It has not been are clinical ones aimed said, "there should be not a routine contraceptive In terms of estrogenic and if pregnancy does at method, but an emergency approved by the Food and activity in the body, taking occur, there is a danger that determining the potential need for the use of Drug Administration or the the full dosage is roughly the fetus will be malformed. dangers and side effects of - 'morning - after pill procedure, because of the potential dangers involved manufacturer for equivalent to taking a two - using the substance as a a trip to another state. For this reason, the contraceptive. in its contraceptive use. However, Hatch said peak dei use. year dosage of woman should be willing to •Its effectiveness is not it is an approved drug for Hatch, who is also an for the pills pre-intercourse birth control terminate the pregancy if occurs other medical uses." assistant professor in the school restricted to the morning pills in a five - day period, holidays the pill fails to prevent after intercourse. Effective Therefore, not all he said. College of Osteopathic vacation periods. use has been reported with physicians will prescribe the treatment beginning \ip to pill, Hatch said. 72 hours after intercourse. "However, certain AT PHILOSOPHY MEET •it is not one pill, but rather 10 tablets taken physicians may prescribe it under certain circumstances up*"" ttJ Illinois prof to speak Varsity Special The on Freudian theory SI.75 delivers a medium 12" (2 item) Varsity Pizza. 11 items to choose from. - Company Irving Th alberg, article on institutional "Enigmas of Agency." ] professor of philosophy at Valid with this ad Mon. & Tues., Nov. 27 holds the University of Illinois - racism this winter in the Philosophical Forum. He is The colloquim is < sponsored by the Colleg & 28,1972 Open Chicago Circle, will address the philosophy also the author of the book Urban Development. Auditions department's colloquim at 8 p.m. Tuesday in 105 S. for POLICE §& VARSITY} rsity Dogs W ■ ■■■WB ■ ■ FLOWERS FOR Kedzie Hall. the Thalberg will speak topic of "Freud's on 'amburgers 1227 E. Grand River Anatomies of the Self." He BRIEFS — 332-6517 * IALGERNON1 Tonight & Tuesday will discuss the graduate program in philosophy at • November 27 & 28 the University of Illinois - TWO ON-CAMPUS five damaged lamps will 7 10 Chicago Circle with TELEPHONES were stolen $10 to repair. Beal interested undergraduates. from the lobbies of Coop presents Tonight in 111 OLDS McDonel East Thalberg is the author of Campbell and Fee halls last POLICE ARRESTED Lower Lounge "Visual Racism," published week. Police said the phones 18-year-old student an "true hate cannot exist in the Monist, (January were worth $15 each. 19-year-old Wisconsin IMAUI without first there being true love... 1972) and will publish an POLICE ARRESTED THREE apparently early Sunday morning West Wilson Hall for bea on doors and light fixti intoxicated students early Police said the men, ' Wednesday morning for were apparen intoxicated, caused $ M1UREEN Tilt NOW! OPEN 12:45 P.M. throwing snowballs at the mushrooms lamps by Holmes Hall. Police said the damage. ♦ * O'SBLLIVIN TUNED "A STYLISH COMEDY A WASTEBASK FULL of papers cardboard was set afire A NEW COMECT/ HIT THAT IS BRILLIANT Hubbard Hall eleva AND IMAGINATIVE!" Friday. Police sai< —Rex Reed. Chicago Tribune residence hall employe out the blaze, but "MONSTROUSLY before $100 damage ENTERTAINING!" done to the floor of Ulutlieriiig Heights elevator. "AN OVER ALL SPLENDID ACHIEVEMENT... most distinguished. . has an intonti •bout it... directed wi J The power, the passion the terror of NOVEMBER 29, 8:15 PM SHOES Jr Emily Bronte's immortal story of THING! UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM This defiant young love. rip-roaring farce is one of the most successful comedies now flourishing in London, We will be closed completing its first year of capacity business peter mm with no end in sight. This production for MSU ANNA CALDER-MARSHALL ' TIMOTHY DALTON alastair sim Mon., Nov. 27 to reduce is Broadway-bound and, after a 6 month tour L^Cathv EMILY BRONTE'S «Heattidrfl arthur lowe in the U.S. and Canada, it will open in New our prices to the lowest York in February, '73. Tickets on sale NOW at the MSU Uluttiering HeigHts THE and last reductions. PUBLIC: $5.00, 4.00, 3.00 / MSU $2.50, 2.00, 1.50 Union STUDENTS HARRY ANDREWS HUGH GRIFFITH - IAN OGILVY JUDY CORNWELL RULING We Will SHOWPLACE SHOWTIMES 111 OLDS CLASS Reopen Tues., 7:00 - 9:00 Nov. 28, 9 a.m.-9 p.m. ADMISSION $1.25 TONIGHT 241 M.AX. Michigan State News, East Lansing, -Michigan Monday, November 27, 1972 7 Brandt treaty defuses Cold War hate ' 1,971 NEW vork times „m I HEWS SERVICE his Ostpolitic fed directly allies would take major risks ■FW YORK - I.vs hazardous to - It the other side ^ws Analysis to new four-power agreements to avert future of provoking World War III to bring about German no chance that the United States would act in a crisis to support the rhetoric of showdown, RIAS, the radio station sector, in the American refused to was to learn another lesson the hard way. As mayor of West Berlin, he watched the might be in even Icipate history's position to exact stitter for as far into the future as crises over West Berlin and reunification John Foster Dulles about broadcast a message in East Germans erect the wall T ients, but if the interest anyone with clear vision to secure the future of the Brandt always "rolling back" the iron Russian from Brandt's around East Berlin to cutoff Lri> RePubllc of T h e r e could see. city situated 110 miles understood why France and curtain. mentor, West Berlin Mayor the flood of refugees from is inside Communist territory. L.ny survives down the oversimplification in It will be said simply that Britain were not eager for Far from going to the aid Ernst Reuter, appealing to Communism — while the this In launching his bridge - lot freedom, historians assessment and it may be the time was ripe for reunification. And after the of the revolting workers in the Soviet troops not to western allies took an this of Willy sweeping building to the east, Brandt 1953 |«eD say overly dramatic. Millions away the cluster uprising against East Berlin, the allies sent of oTePv!"!La?ay the cluster shoot down unarmed unconscionable amount of W«« German, hJt" »' shibboleths that had was doing what came Communist rule in East out patrols to keep them workers. time even to agree on a Ers f™° pssvsr-Si: obscured the Problem, German immobilized naturally after sustained study of Germany's Berlin, he knew there was out of West Berlin. At the Nine years later, Brandt protest note. t0 ^vw n d ?~re.1t'hoef East-West dilemma that H fjmd World J1Q " War n, and ' Oder-Neisse line and no s Europe and diplomacy in perpetuated lessons learned included the hard OF FEDERAL FUNDS iUaded them to pay Bonn's offensive republic as way. As a young Berlin than Uter, when possibility for the "the Soviet zone" of politician during the Soviet Germany. blockade of 1948-49, he Be it noted could see that the United that, Mayors States and its allies would nonetheless, Brandt the oppose cuts was chief risk much to insure the broom-wielder, the uto collision one politician on the scene with the guts and to carry capacity city's survival. But he deluded himself believing that the Western never into INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Williams appeared on indicated that Casper urban through an eastern Several - aid money policy that the prevailing mayors moved on ABC TV's "Issues and Weinberger, director of the appropriated by Congress. Sunday to try to head off Answers" program with Preservative local man, wisdom in Bonn and Office of Management and The administration has eisewhere held would cuts in federal aid to cities, Indianapolis Mayor Richard Budget, might now be able defended this as necessary NEW YORK (UPI) - A which they expect from the G. Lugar, a Republican, and to attend on Thursday. "He swiftly consign its prime to fight inflation. mover to political oblivion. food and Drug second term of the Nixon Detroit Mayor Roman is a key representative," Administration (FDA) order administration. Gribbs, a Democrat Gribbs Alexander's resolution History may judge that said, "because he that went into effect in As 2,000 city officials considered likely to be deals also called for Brandt moved too quickly so much with "directing ijures one in some phases of his effort to build normal relations with the Soviet Union and August wines, bans a chemical preservative used in some beers and noncarbonated soft drinks. gathered for the annual meeting of the National League of Cities, Mayor James E. Williams Sr., chosen the next president of the League of Cities. The league, which budgetary items." The efforts to avert the budget cuts moved along greater federal meeting needs." resources to pressing urban represents 15,000 cities, here on two related fronts. ast Lansing man died in a car accident Sunday n when his vehicle collided with a pick ^ ^ager'L^oncl^d^S The chemical, diethyl Independent from East St. opens its four - day meeting Williams said, "I expect a A clue to the possible Gereral RelaUons Treltv up truck pyrocarbonate (DEPC), is Louis, 111., said, "We need Monday, and some league administration response to strong resolution asking the d0rn Road approximately one - half mile south of East Germ™y ^ suspected of producing a greater federal outlays officials such appeals came from with already have President not to cut back on cancer - causing substance. rather than cutbacks. It expressed concern over the the social spending that is Lugar, generally conceded dice*said William Russell Davis, 23, of 3418 Lake ample he might h™ The recent evidence: that would be chaos for us to lack of federal officials at to be the mayor closest to going into cities, because I wmRoad was pronounced dead at the scene. have DEPC can combine with have any cutbacks in the the conference. President think it would be disastrous the administration. He said, kc driver of the other vehicle, Richard Warren Pease of f . the ammonia in beverages to federal subsidies for cities at Nixon turned down an for him to do so." "The response of the tesiszss.w >2= produce urethan,- this time." invitation to speak for the fifth straight year, and Meantime, Democratic Mayor Lee Alexander of administration may well be to try to bring about Alice said Davis was traveling north on Hagadorn when a „„„ °i 68 . ' ?r, ev.fn four Cabinet members also Syracuse, N. Y., was reorganization of cities, fctxr »r - ^ :»8nCTtrris Brown case faces delay declined, conference leaving in the the rare readying a resolution critical of the administration's three regional governments and other more imaginative T witness driving about 100 yards behind the Davis Kelt said the car was traveling approximately 40 ■ miles - Germa'n n^n" * Smg'e (continued from page 1) position of not having a Cabinet member speak. - year - old practice of aspects rather than putting money into the same Such detaUs wi„ not of "impoundment," that is, prospective jurors could have had. Furthermore, they say, However, Gribbs corporate structures." since the author was a high police official at the time of the refusing to spend some ttTyisrSheri,rs Dep'- Davisw,s shooting, he must have had the collaboration of Manetta, other policemen and prosecutors in % cause of the accident is still under investigation. detente ^nd'^ Wes^ Berlin putting together the article. -tons' death marked the 19th traffic fatality in Michigan endures in freedom. Brandt A drawing appeared with the article showing the Ithe Thanksgiving weekend. can dajm wUh justjce ^ wounded Brown on the dark rooftop, aiming a pistol at the policeman. "Never has there been I Protection urged for slum clinics a more blatant and deliberate attempt to poison the atmosphere against a person accused of crime than that represented by this article," Brown's lawyers said. dfrom page 1) revolutionary" idea that insurance coverage whereby Brown has been in the hospital or jail for 13 months financially needy medical certain expensive and long since his capture. He denied his identity for many weeks. students be given the duration illnesses would be After his recovery from his wounds, he was taken to New m part of the country arted to call a taxicab opportunity to obtain their specified for "catastrophic Orleans and resentenced to five years in prison on the I like him back to his education under state or coverage." charge that he carried a gun on a plane between New Id. But he was told by federal financing "by He proposed that Orleans and New York. le at the center: entering into co n d i t ions such as The charge of inciting to riot in an Maryland, is still pending u can't get a cab to unbreakable contract which "hemophilia, cerebral although the arson charge was (" ' fce here at night. We'll get would require him to stroke, severe burns and It police car to take you practice in a needy area for severe injury be placed in three or four years in order that category," and perhaps the aide said Hoffman to discharge his debt." certain stipulations could be k local medical societies Hoffman said this system made to provide coverage Ivork with would differ from the for unforeseen or extremely police or imercial present one under which unusual situations." security guards needy medical students are Suggesting that federal Jet up protective systems. Id another often given educational state funds or both, be or proposal urged the loans by medical societies provided to augment and other groups "with the coverage under private Jperationin of organized provision that repayment insurance plans, Hoffman setting up a will be waived if the student said a precedent along these o whereby it would be agrees to practice in a lines was recently "mandatory" for n doctors to practice designated area where a established when Congress |rural areas and in physician is needed." provided financial lachia, which Hoffman In a third proposal, protection for 100 kidney re now Hoffman urged the AMA to disease patients needing seriously short Wiysicians. push for a broadened artificial treatment. Specifically, he offered system of government - aided, voluntary health "perhaps . . . WDtspitcour name, we can't Mfomise romance. But we Wff a shot the score byja (This is the exclusive Budweiser Beechwood Ageing process. 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Betty Crocker AuGratin or Shampoo Noodles 3 JX '1 Scalloped Potatoes 38* Catsup Protein 21 67* G8 'I 'PEANUTS PERSONAL REQUESTS R9R A GRADE CHANGE apartment, winter/ spring. •REAL EJTATE excellent condition. 3 seat, 6 cylinder standard. Call North Cedar, Holt. Just south of I - 96 overpass. Phone T\/E EVER HAP I * $62.50/ month. Free bus 337-0106. 5-12-1 3_51-3055.3il.29 ' 'RECREATION 489-2619 before 3pm. 5-12-1 694-6621. C-5-12 1 transportation. Phone ONE GIRL for large 2 - man. 2 or 3 bedroom h 349-2614. 3-11 27 Winter. Walking distance. ♦•replace. 5 miles I 'SERVICE rszi/e lahs/N6,micm FORD CONVERTIBLE 1966.4 332-0487. 5-12-1 646-8147. 1.11-J7 Instruction speed, radio, heater, snow Auto Service / GIRL WANTED I Typing Service tires. Excellent condition. NEEDED: SUBLET 1 30 ONE g bed , TRANSPORTATION $500. WANTED 489-2389 after 4pm. VW GUARANTEED repair. Twyckingham apartment. Transportation provided. Call 9ar89e Eas< $140. 351 6183. 1 3 RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 and Okemos Road. 34P-9620 WANTED WAITRESSES for CASA DEL SOL, East 332-1112. 5-12-1 ** RATES #* lUNiMtl SST automatic with Lansing. "ORORITY HOUSE I C-11-30 night shift at DUNKIN' Now available, 1 bedroom air, 14,000 miles, $1800 2 BEDROOM board, winter term! or DON UTS, 2289 Grand Hiver, Baby Sitters & unfurnished apartments. Call APARTMENT - best offer, 372-5950. 5-11-30 489-9970, M . A .C. CITGO behind Okemos. Apply in person between 9 am and 6pm. Baby Sitting 351-9020. 9-12-1 winter or winter/ MSU. 332-0572. 5-12-1 spring. Near Females only. Call 33J Jacobson's. Carburetor and 6 12-1 ONE tune - up specialists. VW RESPONSIBLE GIRL seeks | NON-SMOKER for one HOLT LUXURY EFFICIENCY close ROAD, 2447 C parts and service. Bug parking child care/ housewoi bedroom, Hull Apartments, - home, partly CHURCH SECRETARY with to campus. Call 351-1258 1 $9/ month. 332-3117. Position (daytime c. January through March. Free experience, shorthand and after 8pm. 5-12-1 bedrooms, Ava.labll C-11-30 live-in), Christmas through phone, rent negotiable. typing. 332-2559. 6-12-1 June. 353-2524. 2-11-22 353-9100 or 351 3869 MGB 1970, 37,500 miles, green, MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76. 8-12-1 DRIVERS WANTED $1.80/ NEW hard and soft top, extras. Michigan and Grand River. LIVE IN student. ONE BEDROOM apartments. FRATERNITY HOUSE! Low cost, expert exhaust hour plus mileage. Must be TWO BEDROOM close, $1895. Call 489-2734 after campus, Room, board, modern, and/or board win repair. Custom work. Pipe 18, able to work Friday and Carpeting, balconies, air. 5pm. 3-11-29 salary in exchange for | furnished, with stereo, only 5 minutes from campus Call 332 5053' 512 bender. FREE ESTIMATES weekends and have own car. $240. 351 1587. 7-12 1 baby sitt cook $165 per month. OPEL G.T 1970. 4 speed, 332-2927. C-11-30 Inquire at DOMONO's 351-3364 evenings. 2-11-28 DEADLINE Call B.J. RUTTER REALTY CAMPUS NEAR, 2 be., excellent condition. Must PIZZA. 5214 South Cedai ILEAN, 1 bedroom, stove and double lot, gardeners! P.M. one class day after 4:30pm. 5-11-30 393-5353 sell. 489-5354. 1-11 27 BABYSITTER refrigerator, utilities Stove, refrigei before publication. STUDENTS-FACULTY] WEEKDAYS, 8 4pm, Call furnished, private entrance 5 12-1 air conditioning $2® PEUGEOT ATTENTION! MC DONALD'S 337-0532. 2-11-27 404, 1968 station OWNING FOREIGN month. DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT GIRLS NEEDED w/sp at Waters Young ma Cancellations/Co r- faculty preferred rections 12 CARS, WE GIVE 20% of East Lansing is LOVING CARE FOR Edge. $77.50. 351-5979 after , — noon one taking your winter term. 351 class day before OFF ON PARTS AND applications for full and part child in my home. Close to| noon. 3-11-29 6 pm. 5-12-1 079| publications. CASTROL, 10% OFF time hours for both of their MSU Okemos, cal ONE MALE needed for four ON ACCESSORIES, 337-1483. 1-11-22 GIRL NEEDED for 4 PONTIAC, 1970 - Firebird, present locations and also for - man NEED MAN apartment. Cedar Village. winter The State News will be automatic, power steering, 337-0522 winter/ spring. spring $70. call responsible only for the disc brakes. 26,000 miles. Meridian Mall area. Persons (STUDENT NEEDS winte first day's incorrect insertion. $2,250. 351-3187. 3-11-28 [IMPORT AUTO PARTS] 415 South Cedar. Lansing may apply between the hours of 8:30am to 10:30am and term 11 - babysitter in Okemos 1:30pm, Monday 3-11-29 332-1619. 5-12 1 PORSCHE ■/» blocks, of from ONE MAN needed for two TARGA for sale! E. Kalamazoo 1:30pm to 4:30pm. Wednesday, Friday, 10 ONE OR 2 males man, All students aos must needed, 2 winter. Very close. 351-1367. 1968, 1 8:30-5:30 2-11-27 2:30pm Tuesday oe owner. Call Monday-Friday 3-11 29 prepaid 543-1047. 3-11-27 8:30-3 Saturday Thursday. 349-2726 485-2047. 37I-I-M7. 5-12-1 1 GIRL NEEDED winter term. RAMBLER AMERICAN 1966 MASON $62.50/ SUBLET TWO b - 6 cylinder, new parts, good BODY SHOP. 812 month. Call NEXT TO campus, two furnished house 2 m East Kalamazoo Street since For Rent persons, 343-2706 evenings. dependable transportation. 3-11-29 1940. Complete auto apajrtmft'VM. immediate MSU. $170. Call 4841 $200 or best offer. 484 2431, occupancy, call 332-2161 CEDAR 3-11-29 482-2912. 5-11-29 painting and collision service. VILLAGE - two girfc rV RENTALS $9.50 per after 5pm. 126 Orchard No 485-0256. XC-11-30 to sublet winter term. Call CHEVROLET 1958 APPLICATIONS being taken for month, $23 per term; free 5. 3-11-27 - T-BIRD 351-3829. 3-11-29 1966. Needs work, women part time and full delivery, service and pickup. Operational, ver $600 FOREIGN CAR parts time condition. See or best offer. Call at DOG 'N SUDS at No deposit. New stereos SOUTH HOLMES, 301 to ap CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 SUBLEASE GORGEOUS 351-8128 5-9pm. 5-11-30 4919 West Saginaw. 2-11-28 available at apartment no. 2. Furnished, _Ph°ne 646-6686. 3-1 -27 East Kalamazoo Street. 1 same rates. Call spacious one bedroom NEJAC. 337-1300. C-11-30 1 bedroom, utilities included, mile West of campus. unfurnished. Call 393-8104 CHEVROLET IMPALA 1966 4 VALIANT, MONTE Carlo, 4 HOUSEKEEPING AND/ or $130 per month. Available 487-5055. C-11-30 anytime. 3-11-29 - door, automatic, power speed, disc brakes, POR babysitting $2.00 hour, any December. Phone 351-7497 A pari Apartments steering, snow tires, good finisher, never crashed - full KEEP weekday. Diane 351-8496. 0-6-12-1 LIBERAL GIRL ON TRUCKIN'. Repair TWO GIRLS for 3 man, winter, 01 engine, clean, $300. or best shielding, roll bar, aux fuel work on VW bugs, buses or 2-11-28 deposit. Garage. offer, must sell! Leaving tank, EUREKA spring, Burcham Woods. driving lites, roof Gias. GRAND RIVER 1024, near Sparrow, 332-4239. 2 11-28 PART NEED GIRL Winter, spring. One 337-0427. 3-11-29 country. 355-0807. 3-11-279 spotlight, 12 tires, 8 wheels, CITGO. 1054 East Grand TIME student large unfurnished, ground spare parts. 1-784-6006. River. 337-9133. C-11-30 employment with distributor. block from Olin, $70. level, 1 bedroom. Adults GIRL NEEDED tor 4 CHEVROLET 1964 convertible. 5-12-1 Automobile required. 332 3435. 5-12 1 only. $125 per month. Phone - man, winter or winter/ spring. $125 or best offer. Phone PARAGON PRODUCTS 351-7497.0-6-12-1 882-4747. 3-11-28 VEGA HATCHBACK 1971 silver, many extras, good condition. 351-3985. 2-11-23 - Aviation j® INC., 351-5800. C-2-11-28 SUBLEASING WINTER and spring. 1 girl, next to campus 1 MAN NEEDED for 4 man 332-2637. 3-11-29 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE 1966. Must sell, best offer! LEARN TO fly! Complete flight HOUSE PARENTS couples - college 351-4509. 5-12-1 sublet Village. winter term. Cedar 332 0567. 6-12-1 * 484-4422. 0-11-30 VOLKSWAGEN 1968, camper 1(evenings man Cedar Call 371-4582. 5-11-30 government and VA certified. and bus. Rebuilt engine, excellent weekends) 7 fairly 4 MAN Cedar NEED GIRL FRANCIS AVIATION. apartment '' Village apartment. to sublet, nice EAST. FOR quiet condition. Best offer. Phone independent ad lilt girls Airport Road. Call 484-1324. 351 1716. 5 21-1 Sublease winter/ spring house, close to campus. person, light cooking, J CORTINA 1968 — 4 cylinder, 4 393-3918 or 393-1230. terms. 337 0073. 6-12 1 Winter. 351-6789. 5-11-27 parking, $65. speed, good condition. Must - 5-11-28 constructed, completely sell! $550 or best offer. Call OKEMOS. BEAUTIFULLY commuter. 372-7973. | furnished, ultra - modern MOBILE HOME, 2 bedroom SUBLET FURNISHED one after 5pm. furnished bedroom, 355-0975. 7-11-28 Employment homes. Free VOLKSWAGEN 1971 Super Beetle, sunroof, tape deck, ii and room and board monthly salary. Call livingroom, entrance, bath. parking, Private yard. furnished. 78 Colby Lake Road. 694-0088. 3-11-28 bedroom, duplex, laundry, parking. $175/ month CLEAN ROOM 1 Richard Cooper, 489-3731 includes utilities. Close, AM/FM, snow tires, clean. $125/ month including Mike, 332-2161. 3-11-: NON-STUDENT 8-12-1 351-6051 after 5pm. 5-11-29 Best offer. After 5pm, utilities. 349-3640. 5-12-1 NEED ROOMMATE 394-0312. 6-12-1 Waitresses, age 18 25, 30 hours WAITRESS FOR newly opened immediately. Now through ROOM FOR man or more. Call 351-2755 HOUSE FOR family, June. Just furnished, VW between 2 - 5 pm. 0-11-30 downtown cocktail lounge 1 BEDROOM air conditioned, across street from 3 bedrooms, 114 baths, family Union. 211% Grand | 1971, super- beetle, 24,000 disposal, $135. 10 minutes to campus. Phone 351-4835. upstairs. 7-12-1 THE DOME ROOM. Phone room, large yard. Lantern miles, automatic stick shift, campus. Call Ask for Betty. 3-11-28 484-4422 0-5-11 28 evenings Hill Drive, Marble school radio, new tires. $1800. WAITRESS 694 3849. 5 12 1 LARGE FURNISHED ro 351-5566 after 6pm. 3- "28 PLEASANT, EXPERIENCED, SEAL STREET apartments. 1 district, $250/ month. woman. Kitchen, close,] December 20 VW dependable hour shifts, 10:45am girls for lunch SKI REPAIR m an I TWO GIRLS needed winter and block from campus. 2 10, 351-7703 after 4pm. September reasonable. CAMPMOBILE 1966, experienced only. Apply in spring term. Cedar 3-11 27 - Village 5-11-27 Use Your excellent condition. Best 2:15pm, 4, 5, 6 days a week, Person at THE 351 8994. 3 11-29 offer. Phone 353-0663 or no Sundays or holidays. ROOM AND board WEATHERVANE, 2283 MASTER CHARGE 355-7837. B-2-11-27 Apply in person, JIM'S Grand River, Okemos. 1 Gl RL needed for 3 man LOVELY FURNISHED 1 or 2 at ULREY HOUSE Cj TIFFANY PLACE, 5-11-29 winter. 337-1137 after 5pm. bedroom houses. Paneling 332-5095. 5 12-1 VW BEETLE At The STATE NEWS I 1968 engine. Must sell! best offer - rebuilt 3-11 29 and carpeting, $135 to $180 484-3515. 3-11-27 MOONLIGHTERS WANTED. plus utilities. 351-4447 or OWEN GRADUATE hall | Married GIRLS needed to sublet TWO BEDROOM 372-5512 PROGRESSIVE single rooms couples only. Call 4 unfurnished 372-2081 after 6pm. 5-11-27 man apartment. mobile home, $30/ REALTY. 3-11-28 353-6916. 3-11-29 Winter, week. CEDAR GREENS spring. Close to campus. Call Quiet and peaceful. 641-6601 BABYSITTING AND light ___ 332 0581 3 11 29 0-11-30 CROSSWORD housework, 7:30am 12:30pm, Monday - Friday - ONE BEDROOM apartment, TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS has one 4 PUZZLE one block from campus. - near Frandor. Call 485-2845 man and two 3 - man units Private entrance and ACROSS evenings. 5-11-27 parking. available winter term $110 starting 28. Stirring per person or $125 for two. Immediate occupancy. at $60 per man. Call 1. Vilify 29. Salt water PART TIME work. $300 351-7166. 5 11 27 6. Bull's-eye 30. Container month. Call between 5 - 9pm 12. Skinflint 31. Inert gas You must have car. 351 8929. 1-11-27 $ave money 13. Opposed 32. Gloom Applicants call 489 3494 for on broken leases, 2 14. Candytuft 33. Predicate interview ONE GIRL to share bedroom 4 man apartments - appointment. beautifully 16. Expiate 35. Not ever C-11-30 decorated available. 351-3118. 5-11-27 17. Mulcts 37. Household apar'-Qnt. Own room, 2 b'e\\»V»*S.n campus. 19. Currier's gods ARE YOU 332-8261. J-11-28 GIRL NEEDED Riverside East, partner getting paid what 20. Eschew you're worth? Looking winter and spring. $65. 22. Bowling score 7. Ki for someone who feels under roommate 337-9353. 1-11-27 24. Lubricant ^ uCh,2°!,SUbi#Ct 45. Method " " 2. Apron part 8. Withdraw _ | - challenged. Call 349-1499. winter/ spring 3. Beneficial 25. Custom 46. Blissful 9. Orangery 5-12-1 $67.50. 339-2342 after 9pm GIRL WANTS 4. Finch room or 26. Tea tree gardens 10. Early slav 5-11-28 apartment to share, close to — i 11. English ri ' M y 7A 6 r- B 9 \o " campus, winter - spring 15 Seance 1135 Michigan Avenue * WAITRESS FULL time or - 2 ROOMMATES for winter right next to Brady Complex time, nights only. Experience part term, near campus. $50/ terms. Call 355-9439. 12 13 18. Wrench month. 351 2271. 5-11-27 20. Trifle CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS preferred but not •M necessary is 16 21. Fruit of t Must be neat, units for WINTER' SPRING & S IV dependable and rose One 4-man apartment •7 18. % '#< over Good IB '9 23.21 plus and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each working conditions. Inquire wages and lo IT % if 25. Samovar in person and only between 12pm % %% h 26 Sailor 27. Blackliqt PIGEON 4pm if INN, Northeast Street, north on possible 4105 at available for 29 25 % 29. 30. Forlorn Assistant] among the first residents of CEDAR GREENS call todav The U.S. 27. 3-11-29 Winter and Spring Terms P % clergy"1'! on* h a 31 \{r 31. Sherry I TEMPORARY 33 Y* 3h 45 %§6 32 l.pldral ■ MANA CEMENT EXCL USl al ASSIGNMENTS, hours '320/ month J7 % Je % 33. Ski resorB 34. Fluctuate* % i9 HO 41 VEL Y BY AU SI An MANAGEMENT compatible 36 Rodent f CO., INC. 351-1310 241 E. SAGINAW HWV. SUITE 4U schedule. MANPOWER, Washtenaw Apply 105 East AMERICANA Hi MS Hi % •M M6 38. Bishopric! 40. Stannum ■ 41 Abstract* EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN «n.,, 0-1 11-27 or call 372 0880 332-532? % 43. Reichmari abbr. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 27, 1972 V3 For Sale c Animals c 32 I in *351-9039. E«*t II, Located on Grand L«n,lnfl n9*d« PENTAX. CANON. Nikon, SRL camera.. Durii M301 enlarger. Used zoom lenses. Naw 23mm f3.5 wide ALASKAN MALAMUTES. Very nice puppies for show or pets. Excellent blood line*. PREGNANT? Call u t. WE understand. Pregnancy Solutions hard to find (continued from page 1) last few years, and students angle counaellng. more a shortage of facilities tenant was evicted ("WOMEN. H block lenses, $89.95. Pioneer 77A AKC, reasonable 349 0458. B ,-11 27 prices C-11-30 372-1560. the situation is grim. moved in them, Jipson said. that provide the atmosphere one, for a living in a third floor L, (urnish«d, carpeted, stereo speakers. Pioneer PL50 'It's always bad and After a few years, they want." facility which violated city fiiav-itklV-216 Lout., stereo turntable. Bell and GREAT dreams sometimes worse." she says, apartments did not provide 1^95 3 5pfT1- 0-10-12-1 Howell 545 16mm movie DANE pups7~AKC Psychiatrist. Dr. Colter "At the beginning of this This leads in many cases codes and another landlord sound projector. Color TV registered, black, 10 weeks ftjle, says every the atmosphere they to an overcrowding of was ordered to install more l[f ,tud«nt. $15/waak. •et»- 1000 used 8 ■ track old. 482-4424. 3-11-27 > find a solution school year, many students had wanted, and students residences sometimes with wiring. 1,627 5812. 5-12-1 tapes, used stereo albums Mobile Homes for living, an unsolved problem In often left over from locating difficulty started renting single-family and sometimes without the Different proposals to huge selection oriental wall off-campus homes, he added, landlord's blessing. deal with the housing If Sale ][^] tapestries. Wl LCOX SECOND HAND STORE the preceding dreams can day, and that provide solutions to everyday problems. houang. As a result, students jammed up where they The number of unrelated The shortage brings problems have been made, 509 East Michigan 8 MUST persons living together in problems in maintenance, including a set of housing 5:30 SELLI 1972 Vindale, □reaming of a could or signed leases they new car, East Lansing has increased car storage and neighbor ordinances under council p.m. Monday - Saturday. furnished, carpeted, 2 apartment, Job, mobile didn't like." in the last four five years, 485-4391. Master Charge, bedrooms. Beautiful location home. These are Just a few or relations, as the different consideration. BankAmericard, ln 'he woods of the dreams that find their Off—campus apartment though Jipson notes that lifestyles of community Jipson explains the terms, at 604 East and house living by students solution In the columns of Layaways. trades. C-11-30 Gate, King Arthur's Court. many times he finds the members and young people ordinances would outline STATE News Classified Ads. has machines, Call 484-2134 or 484-6282 Find the things you want at ejoved over the yeais, Robert Jipson aty building last ten tenants are not students, may not harmonize. the responsibility of the &ED sewing NIKON STROBE, 7 11-27 He doesn not know Common complaints landlord and tenant and the complete affordable prices! Turn there jp. Consoles and outfit, 2 years old, excellent and housing supervisor, where they come from or novrl received by the inspectors burden of who should repair Iblit, Z'D z#0 end condition, with D-cell battery GREAT LAKES - 12' x 50~ BOARD EXAM TUTORING. explains. Up to 1962, whether they are college include inadequate hot or maintain what would be _lit stitchers. Also, used pack. 627-5626. 5-12-1 located in King Arthur's! rooming houses, fraternities, dropouts here because of water, lack of parking more clearly stated. EL cleaners, $3.50 and Carpeted, refrigerator and Tutoring classes now being the University or young facilities or not enough heat M|electro GRAND, FOR SALE - Oboe, best offer stove included, pets allowed. formed for the coming sororities Yearly licensing and LSAT, MCAT, and on-campus people seeking to work in a at this time of year. |E,it Michigan, Lansing. Phone 655-2871. 5-12-1 Phone 489-7083 DAT board inspection would be or residences housed most campus town. L 9 »m - 5pm. Saturday 784-8871. 5-11-30 exams. For information call However, Jipson said this required under the Knoon. 0-11-30 GUNS, RIFLES (313) 354-0085. 0-1-11-27 students, he said. "There isn't so much as a term the department has ordinances of all rental and pistols of Apartments for students RECEIVER, turntable, all kinds. Buy, trade, and sell MARLETTE 1969 12' x~53\ 2 WE WOULD like to talk with then started to housing shortage here, received "surprisingly" few facilities and would cover ■ both new and used. Guns can bedroom, unfurnished, appear, because there are apartment complaints, or not more more violations. l,s: Nikon FTN; 45GN; also be rented for the hunting $4,500. Phone 485-0262 students who have purchased term papers. We want to hear though not so much in the vacancies," Jipson said. "It's than ten. The department now iNikkor; 300mm; two season. Best prices in 5-11-30 Students sometimes put flashes. Phone 650 guns in stock. See town the student view point. No inspects on complaint, new BOB'S will be required. up with a lot of problems facilities, rooming houses bedr^m "MK names |K75. S-5-21 -1 GUN SHOP, 2412 Cedar. Call 371-2244. Closed South MARLETTE 1970, 2 12' x 60' unfurnished with Charlie, 355-8252. 3-11-29 because their apartment is and anywhere there is close to campus or they £ POWERED Public Sundays. 20-11-23 stove, refrigerator. 10' x 7' LOOKING FOR something to think the landlord may reason to believe a violation exists. Inspectors concede cabinets, $325 each. shed, skirting. Located in ,voice RE - 10 LAMPS GALORE, cedar chest Windsor Estates, 646-6578 bring some good into your make repairs. their hands are tied before life? P.I.R.G.I.M. could! Help mes $60. 349-9293. Other times tenants wall units and excessories! before noon or after 6pm. me make it good. Vote Jim they can act in some cases, carpeting, draperies, and 6-12-1 probably don't have a because the regulations complete home furnishings Keinath, Board of Directors. The MSU Veterans Assn. will chance of getting quarters don't clearly outline areas Please vote! 2-11-28 What's RITY HOUSETIME BELL FURNITURE SALES INC., 4601 North East SCHULT - 8' x 35', 1952, received Happening in the State must News be meet at 7:30 p.m. the East Wednesday at Lansing American elsewhere and are afraid of of responsibility. furnished with shed, on lot DAILY FILM office, 341 Student Services some sort of landlord Bender points out that a Street, US 27. service, X-Mas Legion Hall behind Arby's. All - Phone near campus, excellent Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two retaliation cards, films, accessories. concerned veterans are invited such as a rent recent call to her 487-0121. 6-12-1 condition. 332-4952. 8-12-1 class days before publication. GULLIVER'S STATE hike or eviction, he demonstrates the gap of No announcements will be DRUG, 1105 East Grand reorganization and goals. i jewelry! LUDWIG DRUMS. Full STUDENTS accepted by phone. explains. power. One tenant was set, - NEWLY WEDS. River. 5-11-30 including cymbals, For The Jipson concedes that interested in withholding Itches! gifts! cases. $1000 new, and fiber now $425 minimum investment you can live Anachronism Society for Creative will hold final another factor might be a part of his rent because his economically in BABYSITTER NEEDED OR dance practice for Tuesday's tenant's concern that if fltOFF - WITH AD USTOM ORDERS! 641-6601. 6-12-1 this 3 bedroom mobile home. Located in Delhi Manor, babysitting service. Special Classified ad, 15 words for $1 j Service ^ demonstration today in Union at 7:30 Parlor p.m. C. he complains, the city may apartment was in need of repair. CAMPING TRAILERS, used - Holt, 10 minutes driving time find him in violation of a He called the building per pay, pre-paid. Offer good HOME REMODELING and Fighters are also asked to sleeps 6 or 8. Prices start at to the University. Phone Joan code, such as having too inspector who said problems through November 28, repairs. Free estimates, call $595. 4 in stock to choose Smith, 694-0177 or ALL in the apartment did not 355-8255. 4-11-29 Jim Wolnosky, 351-8753. many unrelated persons from. PRIDE CAMPING STAR REALTY, 694-8181 3-11-27 living together. constitute a violation of a 694-0524 CENTER, Holt. 694-8153 3-11-23 STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per The Dept. of Medieval A case in point is Nancy, 5-11-30 Studies and the Society for city code or ordinance and month, $23 per term. Free who lives with five other |CT CHRISTMAS gift, 1960 ALPINE mobile home, 10' Creative Anachronism will nothing could be done. delivery, service and pick-up. Problems like broken t cocktail rings and WASHER AND DRYER, x 46', 2 bedrooms, No present a "Medley of Medieval girls in an East Lansing deposit. TV's available at ; rings. Genuine ruby, Kenmore 1 unfurnished. Call after 5pm, Life" at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in house. The water pressure is furniture are a general year old. same rates. Call NEJAC, GUITAR Flute and drum the 699-2310.3-11-27 Wonders kiva. All too low in their inconvenience and not ires, garnet, Australian Excellent condition. $285. 337-1300. C-11-30 lessons. Private instruction are house, she a i, priced from $35 to Standard typewriter, $10. available. MARSHALL complains, and they can't health, fire or safety hazard, 3.5-12-1 Desk and SYLVAN 1969, 2 bedrooms, flush the toilet more than but there is nothing to make chair, $15. SINCERE SEEKERS for the MUSIC, 351-7830. C-1-11-27 Hel| Inc risis 337-2068. 3-11-28 take over payments. Phone great wisdom and power three times a day. More a landlord fix them, Bender |rRIC DRYER, $25, runs 641-6547. 5-11-29 known to the ancients. May William than two showers in a row explains. lently. New lawnmower, TRUMPET, SILVER Olds, write for the free book, THE leaves them without water, informat call 6S5 3400. J0 and trailer, $50. excellent i, - condition, with MASTERY OF LIFE, mailed she says. Ine 393-1213. 5-12-1 case. Golf clubs, full set without obligation to those |YS BUYING household Wilson Staff. 1 year old. Ask for Willie. 349-1850. 3-11-28 FIND SOMETHING? who are interested mystical thought. SCRIBE in TYPING THESES papers. and term Electric typewriter. Wives of vet students sponsor a Jog obedience judging will The lock on their backdoor doesn't work Viet talk e from small lots IF YOU'VE found a pet or 1.1.1., Rosicrucian Order E x pe r ien ced . Diane, contest graduation at 6:30 p.m. despite their complaints to (continued from page 1) the landlord, who tried to [complete housefulls, for NICE CHRISTMAS gift - article of value, we want to AMORC, San Jose, California 372-7600. 5-11-29 today in the MSU Judging while prices. 625-3188. Brittanica Junior help you return it. Just come 95114. 0-1-11-27 Pavilion. Everyone is welcome. fix it once. talking in view of k AS LIRE CHEST. 5-12-1 Encyclopedia, excellent in to the State News ANN BROWN. Typing and They haven't complained photographers. Ziegler condition. Phone SINCERE SEEKERS for the All pre med students described the session "a 699-2433. Classified Dept. and tell us multilith offset printing. - to the city and say they do as I HOODED, floor length, jrn once. Dawn, 3-11-28 that you want to place an ad great wisdom and power known to the ancients. May Complete service for interested about your in Held, learning come more to a not intend to. Nancy good meeting." in EAST LANSING STATE dissertations, theses, explains that she is living in The two sat amid loose - 18714 3 1 1 29 write for the free book, THE meeting of the Pre - Professional 23" ZENITH black/ white BANK'S found column. As a manuscripts, general typing, Club at 7 the basement of the house leaf notebooks and file p.m. today in 204 console TV, best offer. public service EAST MASTERY OF LIFE, mailed IBM. 23 years experience. Natural Science Bldg. in possible' violation of the folders in the gold - |erty coin shop 353-6818 evenings. 3-11-28 LANSING STATE BANK without obligation to those 349-0850. C-11-30 city codes and decorated living room of the will run the ad at no extra who are interested in probably mystical thought. SCRIBE COMPLETE THESES The Sierra Club will meet at would have to leave if the President's suite. They TELESCOPE - 3" reflector. Equatorial mount, 2 eye 1.1.1., Rosicrucian Order SERVICE. Discount printing. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the house were inspected. spoke in low tones and IBM typing and binding of fenner Arboretum, 2020 Mt. Nixon only scowled when a pieces, one 60 power, one AMORC, San Jose, California After the recent fire in Hope Road, Lansing for a 95114. 0-1-11-8 theses, Resumes, East reporter in the room joked 120 power. With case. Lansing, the Excellent condition. Best LOST: BLACK cat, 6 toes, publications. Across from department had two that "not enough" could be In & Stamps Supplies JUYSELL-TRADE | COINS-STAMPS offer. Phone 487-0873. 2-11-27 482-4838 or possibly wearing harness. 351-4175, 351-8388. Peanuts Personal |f jjjj] campus, corner M.A.C. and Grand River, below Jones requests for inspections. In heard. Reward. 3-11-29 Stationery Shop. Call Crisis In America will meet at Students win in lottery Abbott Road COPYGRAPH 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in 31 Union GUNS - 22 Savage automatic, Happy 21st Birthday to my SERVICES, to State Theatre to SILVER KEY found Akers bus Little Princess, From Phil. 337-1666. C-11-30 organize legal defense for brand new. M 1 Carbine, those arrested in the antiwar stop. Has clasp for keytainer. 1-11-27 PS-C0INS-SUPP LIES never used. Phone Portland, 1 demonstrations of spring 1972. -647- 7603. 2-11-27 Sue, 353-3424. C-3-11-27 (continued from page 1) TYPING TERM papers, theses, |- Sell - Trade. U.S. and STEPHEN KALIB, 541 East etc. Electric. Experienced. The MSU Scots Highlanders . MENS 10 speed bike, Traack, FOUND: BROWN leather - like TREMENDOUS six «d River. 332-0112, 1-6, Corner of Abbott and JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. will meet at 7 p.m. today in the Lansing who holds the lucky tickets," he added."Those $65. Call 485-9761 after purse. terms down, two terms to go! C-11-30 - Saturday. C-11-30 Demonstration Hall ballroom who hold $25 winning tickets must go to a claims center, Albert. Phone 351-6475. Gross me out, your favorite 4pm. 2-11-27 for dancing and bagpiping. turn in their ticket and fill out a brief form, which is C-3-11-27 Ms. S-5-12-1 I&RIUMS, 3, 5's; 1,10; EXPERT TYPING - fast The ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. returned to Lansing for validation." supplies; filters; CLASS service! Call 355-1230 after will have a lawyer available Winners will receive $25 checks after the claims are ANTIQUE CLOCKS - 1 FOUND: ring from i buen dia. ravel. 2,7*2"x4" 5pm. 3-11-27 every Wednesday during fall University of California by verified by the lottery bureau. Bob. 339-8685 grandfather, 2 cottage, 2 term. Any MSU student wishing Giltner. 355-8984. C-3-11-28 The check stubs will contain new numbers which could in 3-6pm. S-5-11-29 kitchen, 4 gingerbreads, 1 PROFESSIONAL TYPIST. Call an appointment is asked to IT TAKES work to have love — check with the ASMSU Business qualify their holders for entrance in the million dollar black mantle, 1 weight O.G. FOUND: WHITE short haired it also takes work to Nancy 349-4431 evenings 8 day, 1 hanging kitchen - — — office, or call 3S3-06S9. lottery, Harrison said. J SKIS 175cm standard, cat, black and gray markings. retrieve it. 1-11-27 and weekends, 353-6625 Holders of tickets with both winning numbers will win ir bindings, Scott clock, 1 Gilbert banjo clock. weekdays. 0-2-11-27 J. Lawrence Buell Jr., Call 353-0970. C-3-11-28 K, KOFLACH boots and Call after 5:30pm, 484-2007. Formsprag Co., will speak to the from $10,000 to $200,000 in super drawings to be held f.7 N. Ski car rack, fits 5-11-27 members of Alpha Kappa Psi at later this month. LOST: TWO female dogs one DISSERTATION, TERM 7 p.m. today at 123 Louis St. ^ 1967, Rosse flared ski - "For the first super drawing in Lansing on Nov. 30, there papers, etc. Experienced i 10, waist 24", mostly German Shepherd, could be up to 24 qualifiers," Harrison said. "Those who UNION BOARD FLIGHTS typist, IBM Selectric. Call Poll workers are needed from N. 332-2492.3-11-27 brown, rabies taf one small offers Christmas flight to Karen, 882-2639. 0-1-11-27 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday for the come to our attention by 5 p.m. Tuesday will be invited to tri - color e, mostly London for $185. Stop in PIRGIM election. All workers the Lansing super drawing. Those who make claim after pjIPMENT, buckle boots black. Ai^O. to Sakie and PROFESSIONAL TYPIST. Call will be paid. Hours are flexible. FREE PUPPIES. Scotch terrier Zosha. Lost in snowstorm, Monday - Friday, 1 - 4 pm. that will be invited to the Marquette super drawing on Dec. rack, poles, Second floor Union. C-11-30 Nancy 349-4431 Call 3S5 - 8266. evenings 7." 905.3-11-27 and schnauzer. Great pets, November 13th, Vicinity / and weekends. 353-6625 especially for children. Abbott, M - 78. Reward. WANTED: PEOPLE to crew weekdays. 0-1-11-27 If'NG 349-3827 or 353-8918. 337-1069. 5-11-28 boat in Bahamas December Place Your CAUSES wrinkles. 1-11-27 Hp P'event 11 18. $145 complete plus LB - them with ■[jcription PCAL DISCOUNT, sunglasses. 2615 FREE KITTENS - and weened. Joanie or litter trained Tom. LOST - SMALL black and tan dog red collar Yankee $83 returnable Phone 337-1239. 1-11-27 deposit. PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD * Michigan. Lansing. 343 Albert, 351-3820. Stadium Plaza, Okemos, RIDERS WANTED to Boston. Today ... Just clip, complete, mail along with your T9.C-5-12-1 BACKPACKING, MOUNTAINS 2-11-28 and survival. Join Leave December 16th. check or money order 337-0338.3-11-28 COLORADO'S OUTWARD BOUND SCHOOL. More TWO RIDERS needed. Florida tuiimiiu information, call 351-5799. 1-11-27 area. Leaving December 8, 9. Share expenses. Arlene, THE CHARTER PEOPLE bring 3 32-4430. Leave message. S-5-12-1 you Bahamas, $119. Spain, $239. Hawaii, $269. RIDE NEEDED to Dayton, Barbados, $270. Aruba, Consecutive Dates finals week after Tuesday. to Run_ $257. Call STUDENTOURS, Call 351-8994. 5-11-29 351-2650. 8-12-1 Classification I Real Estate lit® O® OKEMOS WARDCLIFF district DON'T FORGET blood comes by owner. Large 3 - 4 only from people. Save a life. bedroom ranch. 2 baths, 2 Give blood. Professional fireplaces. 2V4 car garage. donors compensated. PAST TONY COATS Finished basement. May MICHIGAN COMMUNITY assume MGIC mortgage. Call ON GRAND RIVER BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. 351-4508.6-12-1 C-11-30 l£S» SPRING. Hill Apartments, now under new management is leasinfl studentumtsfor SUMMER. These spacious apartments are carpeted and furnished Service IS PROFESSIONAL HANDY man for hire. Carpentry, yard J'ttinctive, comfortable furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and air "WHO'S WHOSE" deadline for work, animals, references. °"i"9 These 4 man units have up to 4 parking spaces per unit and a 9iant swimming pool and recreation room. Throughout the audem £cludethe pinning and engagement Walt. 349-0571. 1-11-27 Peanuts Kersonals 10 words $1.50 prepaid "" h* free year notices is 12 noon Thursday - transportation to and from campus. We also have a full time bus for Friday's paper. 347 GENERAL HOUSECLEANING Student Services. S-12-1 10 Words or Less: 1 day $1.50 11 weekly bi-monthly. 5 days $6.50 10days 13.00 Manager for any maintenance. If you want to be among the Reasonable. or References. Over 10 Words Add: 15c per word - - 65c per word 1.30 per word „ ' HJII call today. 2 bedroom units start at *2.60 - month FOR A magnificent possession' Experienced. Phone ■jo ■ sand AM- to 9 P.M. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL at 349 3530. pick a car from today's Classified Ads 35M255. 372-9198 between 5 - 9pm. □ □ □ 12 MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. - M2-1 exclusively by- ALL STAII MANAGEMENT CO., INC. FOR stereo QUALITY aervice equipment, see the on NEED HELP with pre - holiday Mail to Michigan State News Classified cleaning December 8 20? 347 Student Services Bldg. 351-1310 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East After 5pm call 351-3832 or - MSU East Lansing, Mich. EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 Grand River.C-11-30 482-8103. S-5-12-1 48823 1 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan WE'LL SAVE YOU $$$ 11 1 Wallaby hanged! Colony aids study By JOSEPH RICCIO What are seven doing in East Lansing? says Just acting wallabies naturally, John I. Johnson Jr., some Johnson more behavioral studies. said, although complicated research is planned for the future. Johnson said MSU now almost seven days a People have come late at night, early in the morning and in the pouring rain to week. SDisCoUf); 307 E. GRAND RIVER Mon. Sat. 9-6 NEXT TO CARD SHOP Wed., Thurs, 9-9 see the animals. Schools professor of zoology. has its own self sustaining include - a stop at the The wallabies, smaller wallaby colony. The original research farm on field trips. j i ASPIRIN | Ml cousins of the kangaroo, are members were brought here Johnson said later under observation as part of from Tasmania, an island off the coast of Australia, about five years research wallabies with will the MSU determine SATIN j what effects the removal of Post system Wallabies and carry their are ago. marsupials young in a certain sensor organs from young wallabies will have on ■CONDITIONER: 4 oz. pouch. They reach maturity their brain development. record 491UMkm sees in Reg. 2.50 a year and have an holiday surge average life expectancy of four to five years. WASHINGTON (AP) - Wallabies grow to Jail ref LIMIT 1 (coupon) Expires Dec. 3, 1972 B LIMIT LIMIT 1 (coupon) * The U.S. Postal Service, between 40 and 50 pounds Expires Dec. 3, 1972 ™ p.nir., ■ said « East Lansing La^sJngStore Store Only East projecting a holiday volume of nine billion pieces of mail and males, which tend to be heavier than females, can to _ n tast Lansing Store Only ■ East 'LarKin^. Lan I 3' "j this Christmas reach four feet in height. season, Thursday issued its annual They are vegetarians feeding taxpayers i SUCRETS : NEW! DIAL plea to send Christmas mail largely on grass, leaves and FLINT (UPI) - Lt. Gov. early. bark. The MSU colony, James Brickley Tuesday said THROAT LOZENGES It said surface parcels within the United States should be mailed by Dec. 10 however, is also fed apples, carrots, potatoes and rolled oats. the public should support prison and jail reform "if BALSAM SHAMPOO They also prefer tea to for no other reason than Wallaby watch and surface greeting cards by Dec. 15. Airmail parcels within the United States should be plain water. One of the significant things about the MSU wallaby colony, most self-interest." our the "Unless we succeed in rehabilitative efforts, taxpayer will continue 24's Reg. 75 49' LIMIT 1 Reg. 1.89 LIMIT 1 79' mailed by Dec. 20 and (coupon) however, is its popularity as to pay the price as a victim Expires Dec. 3. 1972 (coupon) A smalt colony of wallabies are kept in the animal Ires Dec. 3, 1972 airmail greetings bv Dec. 21. a tourist attraction. Harold of second offenses" and in East Lansing Store Only farms on south campus where they are used for It recommended Redman, supervisor of the the form of higher repeater behavioral science experiments. Wallabies came to MSU five years ago from Tazmania. all mailing packages to armed forces personnel in Veterinary Medicine Research Farm, said the rates, Brickley said at the -^^l^^ore Only Europe or statewide conference of State News photo by Ken Ferguson Indochina by Nov. 20. wallabies have visitors corrections officials. "We should be advocating and WELLA BALSAM SWANE working for prison and jail AS TRANSPORT CENTER reform if for no other reason than self-interest." However, CONDITIONER 5 200 TISSUE! Brickley said 16 $199 count oz. a State seeks there is scorn reform. "The an apparent latent regarding prison primary reason Reg. 2.98 (coupon) ■ Reg- ■ 29c ea 2II Expires Dec. 3. 1972 p (coupon) seems to hinge on a general East Lansing Store Only p Expires Dec. 3, 1? By ROBERT BERG philosophy that criminals in "Historically," the jail are only getting their | East Lansing store oJ LANSING (UPI) - The News Analysis application says, "Michigan American bicentennial just desserts," he said. HEAVEN DOOK j has outstanding credentials celebration is still four years off, but the effect it will have To help Michigan's case, Lt. Gov. James Brickley, to The proposal submitted the national committee to be the transportation center. The nation's "There is little sympathy for prisoners despite the recognized inhumanity of SENT TEN Michigan will be MATCHES on first mile of concrete greatly determined decision be made within the by a who is in charge of bicentennial preparations has a theme "Transportation for of highway travel for automobile some of our institutions. "The taxpayer is SPRAY COLOGNE -TOOTHBra for the was built in the state. next week. state, will be America in Century III." reluctant, to say the least, 16cl Research in automatic ■ 2 $249[ to II meeting with Volpe within spend oz. State officials are Instead of merely more money on pushing the next few weeks. vehicle monitoring is taking new jails recreation ■ Reg. a Reg. 19c to have Michigan as the designated transportation center "This is the most celebrating Michigan's past role in putting the nation on place at the environmental research or facilities for those whom he LIMIT AIT 1 ■ — immediate, urgent goal we institute of believes owe a debt to of the bicentennial. wheels, it would also (coupon) have," Brickley said. "The explore the future of Michigan." society," he said. They expect to hear from Expires Dec. 3, 1972 decision will have a the national commission great transportation. after its deal to do with how we in For instance, the February meeting on whether their application Michigan celebrate bicentennial in 1976." the application points out, there i Expires Dec. 3, 1972 East Lansing Store Only eSSS*#!.