Jarys. th« . michigan Volume 65 Number 77 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 8, 1973 ular inu s-Bullttj, " wh»t | s. rai •he direc that tl effective, Sniper kills four e Univ,, niversity lanoi inforim Servio in New Orleans n Station rated highways, rivers and canals , he half of North Vietnam southernn hair eoncem, f more than 1,000 tons of prop 'rinaryn Lyes Saturday and Sunday in a NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A sniper, known victim was not learned Hotel manager Dennis Lacey said ri«n to bar war supplies from the setting fires and shooting with deadly immediately. many of the guests had been lunists in South Vietnam, Laos accuracy from atop a downtown hotel, Firemen continued to fight the killed four persons and wounded at evacuated, but an undetermined n E«st. Cambodia. Hanoi said that, blaze while police covered them with number still remained least 11 others Sunday before on upper floors. itute of nile the bombing, huge volumes of police gunfire from neighboring buildings. Several guests could be seen materials were retting through. trapped him on the roof, officers said. Patrick Breaux, assistant director of leaning out balconies to excape smoke and the offi, Command announced the U S. Charity Hospital where the wounded firemen with bullhorns called to them As darkness fell, some sit camp nfthe32nd American plane in eight hours were taken, said about 14 other not to after the fires and jump. is. - weeks, raising to 99 the toll of shooting started, persons, including policemen, firemen A police spokesman said earlier that officers used high - powered *n kilted, captured and missing in weapons and civilians, were in to pepper a parapet covering a emergency (continued on page 11) rooms. ■ach athi is -^"command said a Navy A7 stairwell atop the Downtown Johnson Howard yearly attack bomber developed Hotel where the man awari apparently holed up. ujunical trouble and crashed into* Nixon refuses was i sea Saturday morning shortly after ing off f°r a m'ss'on from the Police Supt. Clarence Giarrusse said .. „ J Midway. The pilot, its only the man was sighted by officers who ENTAI upant, was killed, the command made their way to the roof. "He ran orted. for a stairwell," Giarrusse said. "Our editorial in North Vietnam's testimony units fired several shots and believe v bent/ ^""□oi monthly army publication, Nhan Dan, boasted that they heard him scream." war the heavy air attacks and the Police earlier had said it appeared lu.ne blockade of all major North there were at least two snipers inside tnamese ports, including Haiphong, people of the North had triumped American technology, jjrlier, however, North Vietnam the hotel because of the rapid-fire gunshots that blazed from widely separated parts of the building. "It now appears there's Dems complain only one sniper," acknowledged that much of its a police spokesman said later, WASHINGTON (AP) - The Nixon has aconstitutional responsibility for them heartland, including Hanoi however. administration's refusal to explain its war and the funding of domestic Haiphong, had been devastated, its massive bombing of North Vietnam activities and is entitled to the duction impaired and a national Officers also had said that has provoked stormy hostages complaints from information on which to base its •rgency declared as a result. North apparently being held, a were congressional leaders about the use of decisions. [nam indicated that the two week al blitz above the 20th Parallel had - Shooting scene possibility that seemed less likely with the that only report apparently was involved. one gunman executive privilege. Democratic chairmen of Senate Presidents, claimed the other hand, have the on right of executive icted the heaviest destruction since Firemen duck for behind a truck in New Orleans after a cover committees complain of being privilege, or the power to refuse to country's devastating floods in the snubbed and accused President Nixon sniper opened fire from the burning Howard Johnson Hotel in The dead policemen were identified of assuming a dictatorial role in testify before Congress or to have top imer of 1971. the background. Several aides testify. people were killed and injured during as Deputy Supt. Louis Sirgo and government. Patrolmen Philip Coleman and Paul Twice in the past week the shooting. AP Senate (continued on page 11) wirephoto Majority Leader Mike administration officials refused to Persigo. The identity of the fourth Mansfield of Montana says Congress come before congressional committees to be questioned in detail about the December breakdown in Vietnam peace negotiations and the 12 - day bombing campaign that followed. Kissinger to PARIS (AP) tod - Henry A. Kissinger, Sunday night for a new round North Vietnamese heartland that has resulted in strong criticism at home renew secret 30 a halt to the U.S. bombing north of swirl of charges and counter - charges the exact issues talks Vietnam, and an agreement to allow Secretary of State Rogers and presidential adviser Henry A. Kissinger were said to be unavailable to the Relations Committee State Dept. declined to send anyone to William Senate Foreign Tuesday, and the P. the 20th Parallel and resumption of are separating the two all parties in South Vietnam to a House foreign affairs subcommittee secret Vietnam peace talks, and abroad. saying the talks Jan. 8. Administration sides. determine their future." t Nixon "has sent me back to Lengthy Kissinger Tho sessions hearing Thursday. The State Dept. said - officials have been cautious about Privately, administration sources Le Due Tho renewed Hanoi's call it would be inappropriate for make one more major effort came to head last October with a a Rogers forecasting the outcome, however, portray Nixon as determined to stiffen for a U.S. signing of the nine - point to testify when negotiations were just conclude the negotiations." tentative nine - point agreement which the nine except to say Hanoi indicated it point draft to a point where - proposal without "unreasonable resuming. "We expect that the talks this time Kissinger said indicates "peace is at wanted to "serious" he thinks it will renew serve as a basis for a changes bearing upon the principles The snub figured in the 36-12 vote I be serious and hand." worthy of the negotiating. long term peace and not just a - and content" which he said are being of Senate Democrats Thursday to iming of people all over the world But the followup round at Paris Nixon, who gave Kissinger final temporary truce likely to break down demanded by the United States. an early end of the broke off Dec. 13 with Kissinger support legislation that would cut off war," the U.S. instructions during a two - hour soon after a U.S. pullout from South Vietnam's President Nguyen funds for U.S. participation in the ■sidential adviser told newsmen. accusing North Vietnamese negotiators session at Camp David Saturday, said Vietnam. Van Thieu repeated his demands that Indochina w ^r if negotiations resuming "As far as the United States is of stalling tactics. President Nixon to congressional leaders Friday "I Nixon told the congressional an agreement provide for withdrawal in Paris fail to produce a settlement by icemed, we shall dedicate ourselves ordered heavy U.S. bombing over cannot tell you the prospects are leaders he wants three elements in a of North Vietnam's troops from the this effort with Jan. 20, when President Nixon starts patience, good will North Vietnam's heartland. optimistic or pessimistic." pact — "the return of American South and for recognition of Saigon's his second term. lie V# ihoPehe His first said. The White House announced Dec. Still concealed behind the public prisoners of war, a cease - fire in government as sovereign. And it reopened old wounds. meeting with Le Due Tho, Chairman J. W. Fulbright of the noi's chief negotiator, was Senate Foreign Relations Committee eduled for $7 Monday morning in a said the Tuesday meeting on Vietnam, Off-campus interest owned by the French Communist without a witness from the executive ty in suburban Gif Sur Yvette. Tho said branch, was devoted largely to the on arrival in Paris urday: "Now the decisive moment question of how to open come: (continued aids book exchange either to rapidly settle on page 11) cefully the Vietnam problem and ' the agreed accord or to continue war." ' the talks ' face a fail, President Nixon decision on whether to ByTERI ALBRECHT State Newi Staff Writer was inconvenient," Bushouse said. The apparent competition between Local units the two exchanges has hurt business "me the heavy bombing of the Upperclassmen living off campus ready for for the New Community exchange. have been most receptive to the money-saving advantages currently Jeff Gaynor, organizer for New an SN refund offered by the two nonprofit book Community exchange, said that Students carrying 10 credits exchanges on campus. Thomas Bushouse, Union Board's adviser and adviser for the normally1 they sell about 6,000 books but that this term they have about 3,000. only sold rally in D.C. Jp M tne who do not wish to State News ASMSU-Union Board exchange in the By LINNEA SLATER or use its However, he added that interest has fviees Union ballroom, said Friday that he State News Staff Writer may receive has been surprised at the response the lagged since they did not sponsor an roionzation for a refund of exchange in Shaw Hall fall term as Antiwar groups acrossthe nation "♦i book exchange has from older subscription fee paid at students living off campus, including they have done previously and had calling for a massive demonstration are little publicity recently. Juration by presenting naeipt card their married housing. He also said that freshman on in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 20 during inauguration day ceremonies to at 345 Student "We have been pleased with the vices campus are not as apt to know about protest President Nixon's failure to Bldg. through Friday number of people living off campus or understand the book end the Vietnam War. m 8 t(> 12 a.m. and 1 to 5 who have been coming in day and exchange Local peace groups are arranging night saying the exchange in Shaw Hall (continued on page 11) transportation to Washington and organizing support for the demonstration. Specific plans will be formulated at a general meeting for lealth authorities anticipate anyone interested Tuesday at 37 Union. "We want to join at 7:30 p.m. together with everyone to pressure Nixon into teavy outbreak of London flu making a peace - not let him start his term with no hassles," Dennis Sullivan said, a steering committee member of the Student Mobilization Committee By CAROL THOMAS flu is to adopt the attitude of a hermit "Those contracting the flu should (SMC) at MSU. "We not at are ^11 s,ate News not push themselves," he added. "It's satisfied Staff Writer and just go away from everybody and with the way he's doing best to go right to bed and drink things," he said. stay until spring," said Dr. Donald Coohon, chief of the department's plenty of fluids. If the symptoms Nixon's escalation of bombing raids persist after two days, then medical fc^hiliT h?ad hurt? Are you a Disease Control Division. treatment should be obtained." after his pre-election prediction of imminent peace is the reason for the B^rawLrf" cou*hin*? ■j™wand sore? 18 your "I don't know how you really can dissatisfaction,'Sullivan said. He cited avoid it if you're out in public all the Kilationm«*!/ of Michigan's time, however," he added. "You're Public health officials predict that absenteeism will start to show next the claim of the Detroit Coalition to End The War that over 10 per cent of T* question0 answerln* "y®8"to going to be exposed." the American POWs ■452 .08 as Pub,lc health week in schools, factories and have been iemic S universities, with absentee rates captured since this escalation began. lue taught of a flu The flu strikes suddenly, starting running as high as 50 per cent by the Crisis in America, SMC and k Lonrt«rei month Is over. with chills, fever, sore throat, ilin headaches and muscle aches, followed end of the month. interested individuals like those who I Michigan "n t"' * der,vat,ve of the H Kong nu is ^Pected to strike Jn, Dr u. u; Reizen- director of by a runny nose Reizet. said. and .atery eyes, The epidemic is Exchanging supported Sen. George McGovern, D-S.D. in his presidential campaign are Rivl making its way to Dennis Grams, Ludington sophomore, checks ■«. Br»r °f H«*,th Michigan through thousands of over book lists at organizing under the name used in the last from two to the book l^afc th* th® Hong Kong The illness will days, but no medical treatment holiday travelers returning flrom visits exchange operating in Shaw Hall. Several exchanges spring of 1972, the MSU Coalition to 9 ■ "fcdise.ao^ "° vaccln* or seven to other states where the flu bug are operating on campus as an alternative to local bookstores. End the War, Sullivan said. IvSy ,headded. is necessary unless complications are already has a firm hold, Relzen said. State News photo by John Tyner Although local strategy is not yet way you can avoid the present, Relzen explained. (continued on page 11) Monday, January 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 8, j9 MichigJ KSHL TT a WASHINGTON vote (AP) - A new four - year campaign is pushed for 197^ predict any change before the 1976 presidential election* House 339 to 70 ^ * "J"** amen,. cosponsored by 43 of the 100 senators, votes cow sumrnor under way in Congress to scrap the Electoral College and Support for direct popular election of the president and was y make sure the presidency goes to the candidate getting the vice president was at its highest in 1969 and 1970 after the be found to break a filibuster, and the plan died. 'd most votes. energetic third - party campaign of Alabama Gov. George C. The direct election plan ha«> been^opposed by tho„ Members of the House and Senate met in a special joirt Wallace in 1968 fear lt would erod® ^t#' ri*ht8 811(1 P,ace small stju, session Saturday to count the electoral ballots and confirm The three - way race raised the possibility that the disadvantage. Some of these opponents have rallied what most Americans knew Nov. 7: President Nixon had president would be chosen by the House of Representatives milder reform proposals. won re - election in a landslide. if no candidate received an electoral - vote majority. In introducing his amendment last week, Bayh „ , But that counting wrote into American history another In 1972 there were no such fears, but pressure for reform believe that in this Congress, now that we haT Hi case of the so - called "faithless elector" — a Virginian who continues. pressures of the presidential campaign behind us cast his electoral ballot for a candidate not chosen by Fifty - five congressmen have reintroduced a break the filibuster and gain the support to get final pH voters. constitutional amendment to abolish the Electoral College of this important reform." With the failure of numerous reform attempts in the past and replace it with a direct popular election. Bayh abandoned a provision of the amendment «t "We want to join together 150 years, there are few members of Congress ready to In the Senate, Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., who has nailed would have triggered a national runoff election ii with everyone to pressure two other amendments into the Constitution, has begun a candidate got at least 40 per cent of the total populJ Nixon into making a peace - new fight for direct election with a compromise bill. Instead he substituted a compromise p|an fot not let him start his term with Reform backers are capitalizing on the vote this year of election of the candidate with the majority of the elect elector Roger L. MacBride of Charlottesville, Va., who said votes of each state, as under the old system, if no candi no hassles. We are not at all satisfied with the way he's S. Viets he was protesting the growing power of the federal government. Instead of voting for President Nixon, as did gets the required 40 per cent popular vote, If none of the candidates received an electoral n doing things." the majority of Virginians, he cast his electoral vote for a special session of the new Congress would choose Dennis Sullivan John Hospers, the candidate of the Libertarian party. the two candidates with the most popular votes. Student Mobilization Committee member U.S. sympa It didn't make any difference this tin *, said Rep. James G. O'Hara, D-Mich. "But some day the electoral count itself Bayh and his principal aides still favor direct elect however. might be so small that a single faithless elector or a small It is the only plan, Bayh said, in which the man SAIGON (AP) - The and other persons in an group of faithless electors could steal the election," he said, receives the most votes is elected president and in w effort to In September 1969, the direct election plan passed the every vote is counted equally. leader of a six • man "truth explain South A seagull Vietnam's position on the squad" of South recalls wai Vietnamese senators bound issues of a peace settlement. hope, too, Liberties union urges for the United States says Though sponsored by the Hanoi has been "playing on Senate, the mission clearly Irish policy defended the impatience of the U.S. has the endorsement of Congress" in an effort to President Nguyen Van ARCQS tun an Indochina peace Thieu, on the theory that it Prime Minister Jack Lynch of Ireland settlement to its own advantage, might help forestall the Phil denounced violence and defended his government's reinstatement of edito Sen. Nguyen Van growing threat in the U.S. tough measures against guerillas on American to cut off aid to television Sunday, then was hurried past an angry Ngai also said he believes South Vietnam. there is a lack of croud of egg-throwing demonstrators outside the MANILA understanding in the United Ngai, who leads the pro - studio. States and elsewhere about Thieu The Lansing branch of the American Civil Liberties The reason for the transfer, Rietfors said, isident N?r< bloc in South The demonstrators shouted "Traitor!" and events in Vietnam that his Vietnam's Senate, declined Union has urged the board of trustees to reassign Gene philosophical disagreement between Perrin and himsel rcos postp "Hitler!" at Lynch and carried signs reading group's mission hopes to to give details on how his Rietfors to the editorship of the News-Bulletin at a recent the direction the newspaper should take. nday nexi correct. meeting of the executive board. ibiscite "England out of Ireland" and "IRA All the Way." group plans to approach the aid issue in Washington or Rietfors was transferred to Information Services by In a memorandum to the trustees from chairperso lippines consti "I do not wish to use the word whether it would be raised Robert Perrin, vice president of University relations in Lynn Jondahl the removal of Rietfors was faulted on ' ' 'misunderstanding,' points. The action violated the Academic Freedom R« in London and Paris. October. Jews appeal to Podgorny but with Congress in session because the document states that freedom of content it is a good opportunity to editorial policy is guaranteed to all University publicati He claimed th A group of Soviet Jews has appealed to go and see some of our Secondly, the transfer violated guidelines establishes ping back tc President Nikolai V. Podgorny to reduce the labor friends," camp sentences handed down after the 1970 interview. Ngai said in an "We will try to explain Oil barges hit bridge, Perrin in the first News-Bulletin, the memorandum said "In carrying out this purpose, we will not b ts he sought I claiming mart ember. Leningrad hijack plot in light of the nation's new to them about real administration paper, but rather a University paper. Wi our ifarcos acted hyacking law, Jewish informants reported Sunday. situation in South Vietnam, seek to be a 'newspaper of record* in reflecting ounced th« Thirty-four persons were sentenced to terms and ask them to give us ranging from a year to 15 years after a series of adequate sympathies in our slicks threaten wildlife policies, but not to the exclusion of providing true balanced reporting on controversial issues," Pei statement said. hed a Maoisi ssinate the pre trials following the June 1970 hijack conspiracy. present course of action." HELENA, Ark. (AP) — A massive 800,000 gallons of diesel fuel, down and other le oil slick threatened wildlife and posed the river toward the Helena bridge. killed two an Two men were sentenced to death, but later The six nan delegation - danger to water supplies in One slammed into a Concluding the memorandum, Jondahl said, "Oneo Communist received 15-year sentences from an appeal court. is scheduled to leave some bridge support, tests of a free press is whether, in fact, the editor of ap Saigon downstream Mississippi River forcing it into a U-shape around the ng firear The 1970 plot was foiled by Soviet security on Tuesday on a month's communities Sunday as three barges of this nature has the right to exercise a value judgi ersive literatui tour that will take it first to pier. They said that the barge probably that may be at variance with that of the administration police before 12 Jews managed to board a plane at the one pinned to a bridge pier — had emptied itself of the oil. Irig. Gen. Fid< United States, then to a Leningrad airport. continued to dump fuel oil into the Two of the three other barges that of the Britain and FYance. In each "Unless such a right exists for the editor, the credit river. crunched into the bridge were towed stabulary, country the senators will swift current of this publication will be found wanting Authorities said a to among thoa ^ p|ot t0 meet with docking facilities to empty their oil political leaders sped the barges, each loaded with into shore tanks. designed to serve," he said. raiment lead Navy admits violations ■ *t-% ■ TTie £>ept. of Defense United States Navy had violated laws congressional has conceded that the governing Come On violations appropriations of funds. The ate Cha three separate occasions were caused See on by mismanagement, poor judgment, inadequate bookkeeping and the pressures of the Vietnam War, the department said. the The payments apparently covered legitimate n expenses, but they exceeded levels authorized by congress. Being Made ANSING (UP] higan Supren hold a pr Conveni e ng Jan. 16 to Coup sentences reduced King Hussein of Jordan Your issue an ion titutionality o no - fa commuted on Sunday the law. the ince death sentences against the three leaders of November's abortive coup, the government at MSU fen advisory ht by bot and the ru announced. after the n Tewfik Death penalties against Maj. Rafi Hindawi, Mahmoud al Khalili and Said Bookstore luled became The to new : tak li Kajani were commuted to life Free Lockers (Presentatives imprisonment, 15 years and • to Protect Your "ey gener 'Jan Trial 10 years respectively. Belongings While You Shop the ini • > The coup was allegedly and the t financed by the Libyan been requt military regime whose leader, 'he Col. Muammar Kadafi, has • New Quick Service Counters " ^d hearini at 10 often declared hostility ,Law Build ig. toward Hussein for crushing Ues • the court the Palestinian guerrilla groups in 1970. Remodeling Being Done to Make Shopping Easier For You TU Students would volunteer SPECIAL STORE HOURS About 27 per cent of the high school students polled in a national survey - 32 per cent of the THIS STf boys and 21 per cent of the girls - say they would be "inclined to join" an all-volunteer military for a WEEK Jan 8-12 limited time if it replaces the draft. Another 7 per cent - 9 per cent of the boys and Mon. 1-8-73 7:45 am-4:45 pm 5 per cent of the girls - said they would be inclined to make the military a career, according to Scholastic Magazines Inc., whose National Institute Tues. 1-9-73 7:45 am-9:00 of Student Opinion conducted the survey. pm Wed. 1-10-73 7:45 am-9:00 pm New security aide named Thurs. 1-11-73 7:45 am-9:00 pm A scholarly general close to both President Nixon and Henry A. Kissinger has moved into the critical No. 2 spot in the White House national Fri. 1-12-73 7:45 am -4:45 pm security machinery. Brig. Gen. Brent Scowcroft of the Air Force, senior military aide to the President, took over only a day after Gen. Alexander M. Haig Jr. moved out to become Vice-Chief of Staff of the Army. In the International - MS Center Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 8, 1973 3 Nixon budget cutbacks enrage congressmen WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon's budget ax is Congress is being tested in lawsuits across the country. falling on dozens of federal programs, with subsidies and Senate Democrats last week Key Great Society social spending emerging as his special joined in one suit, brought by the Missouri targets. Highway Commission, to free highway trust funds frozen by Nixon. Reports of the planned or already - implemented The Nixon administration is cutbacks, freezes, impoundments and moratoria have been appealing in the U.S. Circuit Court in Kansas City a lower court greeted by cries of anguish from Congress and elsewhere, ruling that legislation passed by Congress prohibits the heralding a big Battle of the Budget on Capitol Hill in the trust funds. withholding of highway coming months. One administration official said the Nixon gave his budget officials orders to limit federal felt "up and down the line" with budget cuts would be spending in this fiscal year to $250 billion by withholding almost all government about $8 billion in funds voted agencies affected. But so far, the Agriculture by Congress. the hardest hit. Dept. has been He also reportedly told them that the budget for the As farm organizations fiscal year starting July 1 should be held to about protested the cuts, Nixon sent $270 billion. tremors through the housing industry with word that the ax To accomplish this, the White House was about to fall on most subsidy budget makers so programs administered far have: by the Dept. of Housing and Urban Development •Sliced about $1.5 billion off farm Administration sources say top White House (HUD). Where it's •Charted an 18 - programs. month moratorium on new have targeted HUD's 50 per cent. officials major programs for cuts of from 25 to A seagull against the Atlantic seascape of F lorida suffers through the dark days of winter. Elsewhere in recalls warmer days long since past but gives some Washington, the Labor Dept. last week State News photo by •Drafted a freeze on new financing for such urban slapped a freeze on enrollments in federal hope, too, for sunny days yet to come as Michigan Craig Porter manpower assistance programs as Model Cities. training programs during January. • Imposed a freeze on enrollments in federal manpower The move was described by administration spokesmen as a routine mid training programs. - year review, but on Capitol Hill it was seen ARCOS ENDS DEBATE •Drafted a package of sharp cuts in health services. as a harbinger of deep cuts to come when Nixon sends his •Withheld about $7 billion in authorized budget to Congress. waste treatment spending for As part of a facilities, about half the amount voted by package of sharp cuts in health services, the \philippine Congress over Nixon's veto. administration is reported to be planning phase - out of the ■ MANILA (AP) - Committee meeting Dec. 26 not use it if plebiscit Still other cuts are budget to Congress on Jan. 29. coming. The full scope of Nixon's budget trimming won't become clear until he sends his Hill Burton hospital construction - popular in Congress, has supplied billions of construction or modernization of the past three program. This program, nearly 4,000 dollars for hospitals in compelled." convicted heroin But already there are indications that the decades, but critics maintain there are too in confrontation fsident Uerdinand E. Quezon City, killing two Marcos manufacturer and pusher, between the Democrats in Congress and the Republican in many hospitals with unused beds. postponed on members of the Maoist New revoked a Lim Seng, who was given a the White House could match Vietnam as the December directive allowing major issue in Congressional sources said the administration also wants Inday next week's Peoples Army. free debate in the life sentence by a military the new session. to halt Philippine on Feb. 1 all admissions to Ibiscite on a new This was followed, he tribunal last October. The President's power to withhold funds eight public health media on the proposed new appropriated by hospitals across the country as a prelude to lippines constitution and said, by the arrest of 30 constitution. He said the closing them. Vended free press and Communist functionaries. debate over the Ramos did not plebiscite itself set for Jan. identify 15, would be "suspended" ,-J. them. to await fe claimed the nation is In a nationwide completion this month of "national ■ping back to old bad Judiciary broadcast 103 days after the sets its he sought to erase by consulations" in some proclaimed martial law, claiming martial law in Marcos 32,000 citizens' assemblies. also announced Jtember. tough measures to offset Some 20 million out of acted police Marcos Bounced they as had what he called "a slipping back to the habits of the old 38 million Filipinos are being asked in these public meet on case ^hed a Maoist plot to society." assemblies led by local isinate the president, his leaders The fand other leaders and Despite gains made on to signal their Student-Faculty Judiciary will meet in a closed many fronts, he said, his approval of Marcos' martial session tonight to consider I killed two and arrested appropriate action on the "new law policies. Conrad Hall incident of last term. 1 Communist officials, society" was threatened by Communists ■zing firearms and and Moslem Marcos charged that The controversy concerns the Office of Black Affairs and it literature, insurgents, its refusal to admit white ambitious politicans politicians and enemies of students to a speech given Nov. brig. Gen. Fidel Ramos, opposed to him, subversion the state had used the 13 by Stokely Carmichael. tf of the Philippine and charter debate rumor mongering in the for |istabulary, 1 said the universities and criminal subversion and influence the Ruth Renaud, director of Judicial Programs, said that plot to liquidate elements. peddling. Judiciary met during finals week to discuss the t leaders with information they were given by Eldon ind " W * Nonnamaker, vice apta!— was . m avoided Marcos also announced president for student affairs, but requested additional Covered after police violence," Marcos warned, that "as a warning to all" he opinions and statements on the incident. a Communist Central but it "doesn't mean we will had decreed death for a She declined to comment further. The State News is published fafe coto decid Winter and Spring, school by the students of Michigan State University every class day during Fall, terms. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special Welcome Week edition is published no-fou low in n ru September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. 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TO THCi/LmT, Of YOt>v ST0NC BRiOfrC I7-2.0-5To*ep HNC ( NCBUtOfS SPOON • S^N,jah2.I - rftYTf,e^ vW" VINCE VANCE" MOM, ->AN 2X UNIVERSE * JAN 2.3 —2L« £WfcyO0DY'5 FAV0HT6T ORAN6£ FREt> STARTS J A N. 25* loeVe ALL 0IE£N WITH HEARTHSTONE TOAST StA^T 4" Mo&£ VCAAS 0?F f BAKED POTATO i TOSSED SALAD & DRESSING vs vsr « vsr vs? w is* as «' iff sar B? w *s? is* is£ is? sar is? »ncK AT st THE 60ITil SH0PPE - " MBBBHfcJI MARSHALL'S - EAST LANSING 245 ANN ST. Ci/T THIS OUT AMP HAMO H" UP «-AC£ Nf*T -EDITORIALS- MAUREEN McDONALD I0NESBU Gag on ne fa 8* hurts W, While the Nixon Supreme Court and lower courts play "gag is that state unhappincss with a diligent press they gag them not by Janice was once a Shooting pretty girl and the and a strange euphoric feeling True accounts of hallucinating down proved erroneous, the warning had garnered fin#''' the newsmen" the Michigan telling what should be printed hippies, like Janice, commanded front apple of her parent's eyes. Her winning enveloped her. page attention on most major attention In most newspaper*. Senate has come up with a press but by influencing them as to smile and pleasing personality put her newspapers and in depth series on oppressive game of its own.. how the n^ws is gathered. The tops in her high school class. Suddenly her immaculately television networks. Illogical epitaphs to drug abuwj h, Irritated by a persistent press originally intended waste of groomed hair became ratty and done little to further the Alas, Janice tired of her status as snarled, her body smelled as though it (aUHe that refuses to let public officials more than $10,000 to build the head cheerleader, class vice president The public's Insatiable appetite for curing drug usage. The*, n.* hadn't seen a bath tub in six months glass cages only shows what type and secretary of the future teachers gutsy features on drugs and drug Include tying I.SD to chronvE rest on their titlfes, the state and her vocabulary miraculously abusers is equaled only by the /.est In of men the voters of Michigan club. She longed incessantly for a real damage, gangrene, bllndm* senators decided in September reduced itself to four word utterances. which reporters pursue the stories — "thrill." staling that'one toke c that news stories'will have to say have put into office. Certainly In time, her mind became boggled sometimes to the exclusion of factual marljuii with thoughts of peace, love, sex, cigarette causes heroin addiction. what they want said. The the mere thought of putting One spring day Janice spied an evil data. brilliant solution anyone in cages to quiet them old lurking outside the school drugs and Marxist leanings. offered to man One enterprising reporter rushed to The latest craze to be should make a concerned person yard gates. He offered her a real devour^ influence the news was to keep The reefer inspired dream file a story about four Pennsylvania the scandal mongers is quaaludu "thrill" packed inside a sloppily rolled One local TV station did ; newsmen quiet in two different wonder whether the state eventually burned itself out, but news college students who were blinded by scrim i cigaret. the sun while staring at it through LSD the drug, alluding to an ha- ways - cage them and bar them senators are playing with a full of the phenomena filtered its way to that most area youths are deck. Janice took toke the reefer all the major news outlets. disillusioned eyes. While the report spendta from the senate floor. a on - their time at quaalude Inspired Apparently the state senators What is obvious is that the parties. are not very happy with news senators are again displaying the stories that tell the public that arrogant attitude that they have I truly question if the purine sensational drug series i» to they are wasting the taxpayer's money on vacation junkets to displayed so often in the past. The mightier - than - thou abuser of dangers to his health inform th or RESI titillate the interests of the public. Florida that result in little but attitude that voters never see at sun tans. Apparently they are election time is again surfacing At the rate sensational stories ^ not happy with a news photo after the election. drugs are produced, I could envision that showed a sleeping at his desk while proceedings were going on. state senator But public officials never forget that to be re - elected, they will need a cooperative warning (coupled with Janice's li| story) that marijuana shooting dangerous when twigs and seeds p clogged in a users veins. ef ty LINDA V Apparently they are not too press to show their smiling faces State News happy with reports that and report their evasive opinions. Janice's parents and many otl*t hree membei Indications that the press have been truly corrupted campaign spending and funding are - by dm jpresentative abuse articles. They have lost monthi was leaving a lot to be desired state senate war may cool off, what is credible in terms of tract either. but not before the senate has drug,# ring students live only for one more dose of resear The result of their shown its true colors to a public needed paranoia. est and to that seems to be color blind. Drug related articles demand tl same credibility given to other net Campaign stories, if Janice and her parents art i be saved. erroneous scare Inept reporting an tactics will not ai drug use, it will only reduce BOMBI needs mor credibility of the station or newspjp which chooses that route to fame. Rep Michigan's campaign spending demand that candidates take full law is in serious need of revision because loopholes have rendered responsibility for all expenses incurred in their campaign and MIKE LANOUE the act almost meaningless. A that their committees file ■resident Nixt new law spotlighting separate detailed financial owlegements contributors and prescribing tough penalties for failure to file regular financial reports could reports listing all contributors and benefactors. The public sector has a right Chemicals re to mberlain, wed him bombing hamberlai R halt these campaign abuses. to know who is footing the bill T guess we aU got high over the known as the sin city of the midwest. she was a narc and wanted to get me drunks in my time to have an idea [rams to Nixc The present law purportedly for a candidate's political fight, holidays in various and sundry ways. With the following background in busted but I don't think so. what might happen to me. I knew recent ever puts a ceiling on campaign Candidates and committees I'm proud to be the first one to say mind consider this: My next resolve was to ask my near no persons who were doi ng that Nixoi A young lady at the dance came up ressmen so I spending by limiting the amount should follow federal guidelines that 1 8081,6(1 through the break and to me while the band was playing and junior high school aged friends if this psychedelics in junior high school ond to the was the exception and not the rule. any chemicals for that matter. spent by each candidate's campaign committee at orte - by filing quarterly reports and providing recent financial [eh^Jy^11 ^ over to the new However, I was a bit perturbed at confronted jne witb a question. I didn't hear the l/4'-year-old,'s query To my dismay I found that this sort of in high school the climate change thing, while it was not true of the bit. People got into sntoldng dope fourth of the salary of the office financial lists immediately prior something that happened to me during because the music was quite loud and majority of students, does occur some did chemicals but most the candidate is seeking. 'The to an election. the high holidays. so I asked for* repeat. She said "Do frequently. My friends assured me that that chemicals were harmful o; trouble is that each candidate Failure to adequately account * was carrying equipment for my you have any chemicals that you want chemicals are the vogue amongst the hurt you and most didn't want to ti brother's rock 'n roll band which was to sell?" Begging the question with elitist hard guy types and are a flare the chance of fouling their bodies can have an infinite number of for all funds or refusal to submit committees fueled with an playing for a junior high school group disbelief I said "What?" She repeated for the more dashing young women of We stuck to the good things from financial reports on time could In Allen Park at a combination the quest again and I said "Thht's what the junior high schools. ground and mostly drank. infinite amount of campaign be punishable by a heavy fine, Christmas and New Years dance. The I thought you said." and then replied It all seemed rather sad to me, these So from my perspective it is hard funds. The present inequities in the group was a Christian fellowship "No I don't do any chemicals, nor do I young foolhardies getting messed up accept a junior high school kid getti Campaign have any." spending laws state campaign spending law organization_of some sort. on stuff they don't even know about. into chemicals, especially when tli limiting expenses or the number • . . A brief history of Allen Park reveals That girl blew my whatchamacallit I recently heard that a study was have no cognizance at all of the prompt and an a„ white middle tQ „ _ , a „ require of committees a candidate may upper.middle away for a while. made concerning drug education they're doing to themselves. thoughful consideration of all community of about 50,000 Why me? I thought at first. One of have are nearly impossible to programs in junior high schools. The I worked for a very brief timi legislators. The present situation, people with a highly rated public my more absurd friends assured me study revealed that drug education drug rehabilitation center near enforce. It makes more sense to is a farce. school system. Allen Park is sometimes the reason I was confronted was programs did net decrease the usage of home and I met some very lost because I look like a red freak, but I drugs among the tested groups but confused people who were messed just couldn't accept this as an answer. rather increased usage. The insinuation on chemicals. What most of tl I finally concurred that the reason from the report was that a little bit of needed was love. They need Joljn borger, editor-in-chief; Charlie Cain, classified advertising manager; Bervin the question was layed on me was knowledge, which was what the someone to listen to them managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy Ross, because I happened to be there at students editor. office manager. were learning, went a long understand that yes, they were a | the time. The greater question though, way and maybe a bit too far. of the world and someone really Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick Members of the board of directors; Vic Wilbins, city editor; Mike Cody,copy chief; is why was this 14-year-old girl asking I'm not about to admit that care that Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer, Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, vice drug they existed. president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary - just anyone, a person whom she knew problems didn't exist when I went to People need love very badly sports editor. Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim treasurer; Frank Senger, Roland Williams, absolutely nothing about, for drugs, junior high school. We all had an idea some can't find it so they find Tom Riordan, Michael Orr, Al Wilke. which had I sold them to her she of who was doing what and Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; AI ample substitute like getting hi Kirleis, circulation manager. The would have no knowledge whatsoever occasionally I even went out behind Michigan State News is a seven-time Eventually if one doesn't die from Art Levin, general manager; Robert recipient of the Pacemaker Award for of what she would be putting in her the bam and took taste of Bullard, sales manager; LaVonne Potter, a some overdose he will have to crack outstanding journalism. young body? liquor and got drunk but I knew what discover reality. It happens ne There always is the possibility that alcohol was and I'd seen enough always. r Informed countries, not only because it is required of me, but because I am females different are allowed to portions of the same inhabit Abort Alvin J. DeGrow, chairman Two To the Editor: Regarding the opinions of Luis naturally generous and can understnad that other ways are sometimes not building, which are separated by a myriad of locked doors. To the Editor: Committee on Health, Social Serv and Retirement, supporting the def of Senate Bill 1481. only equal, but better than mine. But Your condemnation of our At the present time, the Michigan Berruecos in the Nov. 17 issue of it has been my experience that a J. P. Mil passionate lust for cheap paperbacks Senate is considering Senate Bill 1481 Counterpoint of the press coverage of number of foreign visitors I have had which would prohibit abortion and Associate Professor of Social W and erotic sex flicks is a fair international news in America; I wish Dec. 5,1' are chronic complainers, about what medical referral agencies. Regardless of he would tell us exactly what the representation of your own misguided we do not have and do not do here in one's position on the question of hypocracy. If you are so concerned Cents American press should cover in news broadcasts. I consider myself to be fairly well America, and I have heard precious little in the way of praise. about X rated material, I suggest you attack the problem a little closer to abortion, it seems mandatory to the defeat of such a bill. urge Programs home, since the majority of this At a time when we are, hopefully, informed, internationally speaking, Rita de Velarde material To the Editor: and not only about national disasters originates in Smog Angeles moving toward a more humane East Lansing sophomore anyway. position within our society, the legal The article, "Aid for — and Vietnam. I could probably discuss Nov. 28, 1972 Now that you know the facts, denial of medical referral services to a minorities seen by new director, reasonably well the recent German Arthur Gorham, I suggest you think the Tuesday, Nov. 14 issue of segment of our population constitutes elections, Marco's actions in the Worth Phillipines, the most recent attempt at a political coup in Bolivia, or a number Coed twice before generalizations about making glowing a life style with which you are obviously unaware of. gross discrimination. The "head the - sand" position advocated within such a bill is absurd: deny the service - in - State News was generally good contained some misinformation. of other incidents of recent occurrence. To the Editor: There will be two requested and the behavioral action new programi Just what else would Berruecos have John A. Carrozzi Thank Arthur Gorham for the will be terminated. Such a the Dept. of Human Relations. Th me informed of? San Francisco, Calif, senior position Nov. 29 letter regarding helping a poor does nothing for the public health and are women's programs, and minor The State News welcomes And why are Americans regarded as Dec. 1,1972 misguided soul to see the error of his safety of the society. programs. The training program whi all letters. They should be "traditionally apathetic?" Why have ways. Your dipiction of college life Abortion is legal, under certain is a joint program with the per typed to a 65 space line and many of my relatives from the "third reminds on e of a low budget B flick office has been in operation since I circumstances, in nearly every state, world"told me repeatedly that they starring one of California's favorite, double spaced. Letters Michigan included, and the need for beginning of August and is directed are amazed at the willingness of Ronald Regan. should be signed and should medical referral agencies exists for t' Josephine Wharton, coordinator Americans to open themselves to other Contrary to your misguided source, include hometown, student, ideas and cultures? involuntarily pregnant woman and the training programs. Tlie two » Virginia Virgin is alive and well. The general society. Simply because one positions will be directors of womtf faculty or staff standing, As for the press in majority of our young lovelies are not, does not approve of programs and minori' local phone number and "underdeveloped" nations, I have "despoiled by some lusting lout out something as local address. No unsigned found it to be just as self-centered as for a cheap night's adventure" as you proper benavior, it cannot be made programs. Though It is possi' illegal. Abridgement of civil liberties that the directors of the new prop* letters will be accepted, but our own, and as concerned with internal so dramatically described. could can take place only if behavior is a be women, your the State News will affairs. Radio programs that I hav e Counter to your assumption that withhold author's name in heard were usually almost without "birth control pills are passed oul clearly demonstrated danger to othep indicated that each program would in the larger society. Such headed by a woman. At this juncti extreme cases. Letters may news of any kind and in some places willy nilly," the fact remains that in danger is television was still nonexistent. order to receive birth control pilli not clearly demonstrated by the appointments to these positions In be edited for not been made so the clarity and I am extremely weary of foreign from the University Health Center one existence of abortion and medical positions c*W open "for woml conciseness so that more referral agencies. In be thought to be visitors and relatives who sit silently must consult with a physician on a reality, the letters can be while I break my back and opposite is probably true, that such only." Moreover, there will bj budget personal basis. Women's Advisory Council and accommodated. Letters will agencies function to strengthen the trying to make them content, or at In general, cohabitation at this not be edited for content. least comfortable. And I will probably general mental and physical health of Minority Advisory Council. University is a figment of your vast the larger society. continue to let myself be kicked imagination. Around here, coed living I would urge you to contact Joseph H. Mi around by people from other is considered to exist where males and your Equal Opportunities Program Dirw local senator, Philip Pittenger, or Sen. Nov. 28, IP URY Monday, January 8, 1973 5 by Garry Trudeau iw^ HP* * **7; W& A6etfT TOCO Me *%/***< who is TM/S 6Uy, B&wiet YURI YersKv K. PROBABLY THE Toneirr versxv nepe HTJM BPFnoc: SruoeNT UN/ON Utc n^nn,Aifi . I THINK I've FOUNP Jondahl advises public OUR. eoyf study appropriations By LINDA WERFELMAN come before the legislature," Jondahl Brown made the statement in a State News Staff Writer said. newsletter mailed last month to his He added that the public and the constituents. Michigan voters should be more Michigan press should place greater The legislature instead has become concerned about routine actions of the state legislature than about the well emphasis on discovering who the reluctant to force all Michigan legislators talk with and what decisions residents to comply with the moral publicized state ■ financed travels of are made privately when such bills are standards of a specific group, Jondahl some legislators, H. Lynn Jondahl, being considered. said. recently elected Democratic "But when the press has been most "The trend is to say that we're not representative from East Lansing, said in a recent interview. feisty, it hasn't been on the major going to move in to control other issues," Jondahl said. people's lives," he continued. "It is an The proposed creation of a act of permissiveness, for Jondahl and other members of the example, to legislature will be sworn into office legislative ethics committee to provide say women have the right to decide Wednesday. guidelines for the conduct of what is to happen to their bodies as in "The major issue in not legislators could prove ineffective, the case of abortion." junkets, Jondahl said. He also disagreed with Brown's but what happens when appropriations "It ruay be a cop - out," he contention that the dignity of explained. "If it functions the same Americans is lessening. research legislature way we have gained now function, anything." we will not This loss of dignity is partially a result of support given welfare Present rules governing conduct recipients "in the form of pastel 'no- appear to be ignored, Jondahl said, strings' pay checks and food stamps suggesting that legislators could that redeem with no opportunity, let I leps ^ LINDA WERFELMAN to Democratic representative from East initiate participants is unknown, though be supported," he continued. i benefit from greater legislative actions. public scrutiny of Jondahl disputed a charge by his predecessor, Rep. Jim Brown, R-Okemos, that the legislature is alone agreement, to repay," Brown said in the newsletter. Welfare and other social provided by the state are not responsible for a loss of dignity, services State News Staff Writer Lansing, said "there are indications that there are Several private sources of funds also Jondahl argued.. Jondahl last week met with increasingly disregarding "the Tuee members of the state House Rep. not hundreds of students waiting for may be available to begin the project, traditional morality in favor of a new The most feasible solution would John M. Engler, R-Mt. Representatives will initiate in the D. Crim, Pleasant, Bobby this kind of work," he added. he said. morality that is void of the traditional be the strengthening of training and Itwo months an intern program recently elected Democratic Definite means of financing the program The volunteer interns will receive constraints, obligations and general public employment programs to Ljng students and other Michigan representative from Davison, and are not yet available, he said money to cover expenses and may principles defined by the actions of provide work for those who want (cuts to research areas of legislative representatives of MSU and of the state Dept. of Labor to discuss Partial funding for the project receive "at least a stipend • type our forefathers." work, Jondahl said. t and to develop a people's the eventually may come from state or thing," he added. project. University sources, Jondahl said. A number of MSU students may There's an obvious need for "The thing that's hassling us now is "Money may come after we convince participate in the program because of jreh in several areas," H. Lynn getting the little things together," the University and the legislature that Idahl, re c e n 11 y elected Jondahl said. The number of potential this is the kind of thing that ought to interest in legislative issues or because of a field study requirement, John S. Services held last week Duley, asst. professor and director of field studies in Justin Morrill College, I BOMBING OF VIETNAM said. Students in that college presently for forestry professor are required to spend one term working in an off • campus learning Rep asks Nixon for briefing A memorial service held situation or to complete a 12 • credit was Society of American Foresters, the Saturday for the late R. Keith Hudson, Michigan Academy of Science and Xi independent study, Duley said. associate professor of forestry, at the "But many students are looking for Sigma Pi and Sigma Xi, both forestry Edgewood United Church. 469 N. and science honorary fraternities. an ^resident Nixon has returned only Vietnam except what I glean from opportunity to get out of the Hagadorn Road, in East Lansing. Hudson resident of East request for a congressional briefing, was a lowlegements to two telegrams news sources," said the Republican but Chamberlain has said that he feels Lansing area for this experience," Hudson died suddenly of a heart Lansing since 1948. ■t to him by Rep. Charles congressman from East Lansing. the briefing will be held soon. Duley said. "For students to take attack Thursday at his home. 2588 He is survived by his wife, Lois; his Imberlain, R-Mich., about the The telegrams sent by Chamberlain "The President is indeed mindful of advantage of this, the University has to Haslett Road, in East Lansing. He was two daughters, Loraine and Judith; Kwed bombing in Vietnam, expressed dismay at the resumption of the war and how the people feel," he encourage it." 58. and a sister-, Mrs. Jean Gordon, of The representatives involved will fhamberlain recently sent bombing and asked for an explanation said. "I know he wants it ended more Hudson served with the forestry Wyanet, Illinois. evaluate the needs of legislative offices o Nixon expressing concern in view of the past peace promises than anyone else." faculty at MSU for 25 years. He The Rev. R. Paige Birdwell, and the experiences the interns hope f recent events in Vietnam and made by Nixon and Henry Kissinger, Chamberlain said he received his B.S. and M.S. degrees in associate pastor of the Edgewood was opposed to gain by participation in the program kg that Nixon hold a briefing for according to Mrs. Betty Honey, a to 1944 and his Ph.D. in 1957 here. United Church, presided at the service any antiwar demonstration in before the internships begin, Jondahl Eressmen so that they can better member of a coalition of Ingham Washington. Prior to serving on the MSU that was attended by approximately said. Eond to the concerns of their County Citizens concerned with Chamberlain also said he feels the faculty, Hudson was a forest ecologist 275 people. "We want to put the interns to for three years with the U.S. Forest Jstituents. stopping the bombing in Vietnam, President is doing his very best and work not just doing our work, but Hudson had previously donated his |'J nation bate to sq, buj. I ,b*Y9 no who talked with Chamberlain. deserves the next few weeks to see doing something that will interest Service in Arizona. body to the College of Human about what's happening in Nixon has not responded to the what happens in the Paris peace talks. Hudson was a member of the Medicine. them as well," he added. WEIGHT WATCHERS CELEBRATES TEH YEARS THAT CHAHGED THE SHAPE OFTHEJjQRLD We're stocked to the ceiling with Next May's our tenth anniversary! But you can celebrate with us now! Let our years of experience help you lose USED BOOKS weight and keep it off via the world's most advanced weight control program, loin us now. for most classes. 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One expects Walter "Pete 'n TUlie," directed by Martin Ritt, is an elegy The film follows Pete, a At the start, both are in the business world, their Pete begins to drink a Pete disappears from the Matthau to deliver the kind « " « c t'.M for the middle class dream marketing analyst (trying, relatively poor, but find spiritual fortunes decline. little more than usual, and film, but Tillie ends up in a of performance he gives as yet-to-reach [■ of marriage. It depicts not the dreams of Richard for example, to find out what the public thinks of a enjoyment together through their similar senses of When Pete becomes executive, TUlie issues the an Tillie begins to care a little less. Their life together, rest home to recover from a nervous breakdown. Pete. Though he is not an underrated actor (an Oscar 2rir"unpret»,(T Dest in -"-til human situations Burton and Elizabeth fireproof pickle) and Tillife, humor. Pete begins the order: "The honeymoon is which is by now quite plus two nominations), it is p. the movie, he Taylor ("Who's Afraid of a i^ot-too-pretty woman relationship by inviting over." They get married and affluent, becomes more of a Carol Burnett, in an always surprising to find the best film,; Virginia Wolfe") but rather, well on her way to Tillie "up for a spot of the ordeal of their marriage formality than anything unexpected dramatic role, him appearing in very rich, what has comprehend the dreams of Wftlter becoming a spinster, heavy breathing." She unravels. They have a son, else. brings an intuitive well filmed movies. happened |j American understanding of a woman dream of middle 1 It is at this stage of their He has always had a great marriage. in Tillie's position. knack for comedy, but IN 'FOOTPRINTS' life that the movie begins to suffer. Instead of She is a very warm "Pete 'n Tillie" allows him "Pete 'n Tillie" much better maintaining the low-keyed human being in her comedy to play a well-earned than' soj the more realism of a marriage which on television, and little of dramatic role. films highly pJJ doesn't turn out as idealistic that warmth is lost on the currently in Poet's roles as expected, the film begins to chronicalize melodrama. screen. It seems unfortunate that she has never been Under direction, Martin Ritt's the film very playing .t th-Sp,*! The son develops a Denise Levertov noted in "Some Notes on Organu revolutionary, to employ an overworked, but applicable 7 nauseam. One begins to wonder just who could afford malignant tumor which Pete r; and Tillie are told will kill Form" that there have been term. Book • to pay this price to read him within a year. In this experiences of sufficient Levertov's ooems. interest and she has been By the very nature of her I tragedy, Pete turns towards extramarital affairs, nast creative efforts, Poetry as an art will while "brought latest to speech" in her collection entitled -.evertov posits that she is Review I continue to lose its power as Tillie tries to find some "Footprints." These poems priest, political in capability, function and ♦ long as the poets allow their work to remain out of the meaning through religion. give us Levertov the poet as in the past, poet, political, and now, a more reflective responsibility. Why else would experiences such as i 1 public's reach. And because we must usually take this FOR WESTERN DRAMA poet in general. All possible "Overheard in S.E. Asia" or "The Day the Audience |Bv DAVID HOHENDORFI oral art in its printed form, then it is important we have roles that have been | State News Reviewer assigned to the poet seem Walked Out on Me and j access to less expensive Why" be captured in word 'Indians' cast sought editions. fulfilled by these poems and revealed to the reading with much strength and In the meantime, while public? Certainly, no one collection costs more to insight. Still, this collection you wait the usual 12 could assume otherwise produce and the artist still by itself seems counter - receives little of the $5 the months for a less expensive knowing Levertov's position as an artist and citizen in reader must pay, ad publication, check it out of The Performing Arts known as Buffalo Bill, and buffalo-killer, was caught The cast of 40 it this country in recent some public library. Company will be holding his relationship with the between the two sides — women also includes | years. Certainly the poems are auditions today and Indians he tried to befriend and then turned and Buntline, the writer ofl MD named chief worth reading. while at the same time he enriched himself with the novels who Yet, Levertov has placed Tuesday for Arthur Kopit's first b her poetry in a rather "Indians" to be directed by impoverished them by showmanship of his circussy national fame to | of Caro school "Footprints" is definitely absurd position by the a record of an artist and Frank C. Rut ledge. exterminating the herds of tent-show. Bill, and a Russian (1 manner in which she chose "Indians" differs from buffalo on which they lived. The play is afloat in Duke touring the Wed LANSING (UPI) - Dr. woman moving through life to publish her latest work. Marlin H. Roll of and the events of a that antic romp not only by To the thrumming beat famous characters from the whose amusement 0 turbulent age. But I am not the contrasting brevity of its of tom-toms, the action of history of the American a show-off gesture, ki Brookfield, Mass., was Granted, a hard bound title but also by the - appointed superintendent of sure if Levertov's voice will "Indians" shows white men and red men in the 1880s West, such as Annie Oakley, Jesse James, Billy the Kid, buffalo with 100 shots] Caro State Home and reach many people through compassion for the victims hard covers and old it portrays, and its alternately living in uneasy Wild Bill Hickock, Anyone interest Training School Tuesday by Dr. E. 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Grand River 2 heard the San Francisco 8 p.m. SPECIAL Ofl 332-6517 } McQUEEN / MacGRAW musician play original scores and Bonnie and Delaney material with a Dylan air. WEEK "The Tribe! Hides Explorers from Orlando! Manl Spelman, 26, vocalized in Claudio Villas-Boas l" THE GETAWAY bh close companionship with search deep Amazon jungle ful his six string guitar. A serious tone and a good mysterious and < TOGETHER Meridian 3: Meridian 4: 5:45, 8:15 Today at 5:00,7:15,9:30 choice of words distinguish Kreen-Akrore tribe. Wj 7:00,9:30 his work. channel 23. An enthusiastic audience 9:30 p.m. IN RECl applauded Spelman sang Zusl RolloMay as Violinist Paul glansing - 0E 1HE '/<)*!! "This Is Your Rainy Day," and pianist Gilbert f 2 all theatr Power and "Everyone Wants To Be Held Like a Baby," "Hopin' perform Robert Shun! Sonata No. 2 in D if Innocence On a Future Mom" and "Coin' Home," all reflective Opus 121. WKAR, cl ['he author of Love and 23. 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ELIZABETH TAYLOR DEEP THROAT is strictly for those who can take it. Crest from 1972. Corneas RICHARD BURTON All person* desiring admission to this picture must have proof of IXT Late as 9:50 8t See All 3 PETER USTINOV Movies. SHOWTIMES for DEEP THROAT - BEAU BRIDGES Student discount Mon. & 7:00-8:30-10:00 IN GimfRivai (M-43) . 341-2250 i TuM. $1.00 off adm. with SHOWPLACE 104 B WELLS HAMMERSMITH J,MM»SI0F MtBIPlO MAU MSU I.D. minimum admission set by distributor at $2.00 /SOUT *i ■- Michigun State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 8, 1973 7 anel raps construction red tape LLchael fox ..Mil A CI POX the state the hllilHinrt CSjD building — process structures with a total of f construction CN,w» Staff Writer 7oUr m^Ve0nl,y nVe°r8lX aPProx'mately 91 miHion University buildings. money for construction requests through the state of state building now providing planning ■ 307 E. Grand ■ annrnvnii! *nd P"088 square feet of space," development is slow, for an MSU law hszf&i v,... r«« Gov. Mmiv Milliken . „ established Milliken said in releasing the report "There will, be difference in the procedures a government, MSU has a certain amount of complicated, costly and only partially understood money school, Siefert said temporary facilities will be J ■ River Ave. Next To Card Shop * the commission as part of for construction funding as autonomy because the by many of the agencies it is ■ -ity may have to go his efforts to review and At M S U the fkr as MSU in concerned," building contracts are signed intended to serve," the initially utilized. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■a _fl, a new government update the operation of Administration Building, University architect Robert by the board of trustees," report states. The University is ■nutritive proceas to the Library and Wells Hall' L. Siefert said. Siefert was proceeding on construction | Cigarettes [ many state Siefert said. "Selection of I financing- agencies are examples of state one of two East Lansing A planners, of a $12 million addition to responsible to the executive funded buildings. - request for building architects, landscape Power Plant 65 using state 1 108 ■ Pa*eKrep?hr! branch. Generally, members of the 11 - funds is directed to the lied Friday by the all academic buildings but member commission which Bureau now architects, engineers, etc. is funds. The state has also Rrnor's "Today, the state's of the Budget, not sufficiently \ 3/99c j Special investment in its facilities no residence halls or athletic included Dolores Wharton, which assists the governor in thorough, provided planning money ■n mission on facilities are state nor, in many cases, is it for a $15 million medical exceeds $4 billion, - funded. wife of President Wharton. ■lecture blasted th< and Federal funds deciding what annual based on objective criteria." clinical science center at the consists of more than are also "Though the University, procedures for 6,300 budget to recommend to Each of the 36 state Life Science complex with *nt increasingly a source of of course, must channel its the state legislature. A ■ LIMIT 3 PKGS. agencies which use state ■ ■truction of state number of departments funds to build new facilities construction funds ■ (COUPON) ■ s and recommended review and monitor the anticipated. ■ Expires Jan. 13, 1973 ■ streamlining now annually prepare a five Halls slate series ^ve Other commission g East Lansing Store Only g requests. paper work and year capital outlay request, - recommendations: e The commission which indicates the agency's ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ boney. preq u alification of recommended that some priority for state ithis time, a request current approval steps be - funded architects and : 20° Off : I [stateagency (such as changed to advisory actions. construction. MSU's current construction contractors; facility capital architectural design ■The Discount Price; of women's talks for a new "The commission found outlay request is led by a $9 ■res 18 reviews and that, compared competition for major t,als and takes an private sector, the to the million communication arts projects; and testing of new on . six years from process building. Though the state is construction techniques. I to completion," The Residence ; Kodak Color Film j ■lecture commission Hall Wednesday and continuing The symposiums are LIMIT 1 Aive director J. Arthur Programs will launch a series through Feb. 14. designed to increase young ■ ■ (COUPON) Expires Jan. 13, 1973 ■ of symposiums Wednesday ■ CapitayCkpsules adult women's awareness to ■ Lansing Store only entitled "What Every | Improving the The program is issues pertaining to their ■munication and Woman Needs to Know." coordinated Floyd, by Betty livelihood and future, to '(i j u ) i)\ M ■■■■■■■■■■■■■J ■nation in the building th . administrative expose advisory staff \ is bound to lead to Jr construction, and Lflation at up to 7 per mvnnH wUl covered a7d will be rape, eZ.rtvgnanCy' C8reerS to and equality. assistant sexuality, Hall "Rusty" in the Residence prograrns offi McMartin, Jean advTr members resource University and and students people within the to Lansing the ACUPUNCTURE STILL FALLS within the realm of experimental and practice medicine," said of the of state chiropractic one member Board of intermediate school districts in Michigan to work with him in [Right Guard] ■ ■ a year in the Associated 'Women community, and to lay untested, according to a Chiropractic Examiners. formula evolving a new a for i Deodorant The programs will be held state aid. trade, time is Students, and Char Dykman j miction foundation for educational recent statement by the 1" Miller said. "The from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in asst. director of resident Bursley said that the present programming of this nature Dept. of Health, Education GOV. MILLIKEN HAS state aid McDoneJ kiva beginning this system Emended revision of advisors in Hubbard Hall. on a hall and house level. and Welfare. In response to asked President Nixon to would that statement, the reconsider his recent order probably not satisfy court >ld staff "The topics are Michigan State Board of Osteopathic Registration to stop emergency disaster loans to farmers. Milliken requirements for equity. I ?r°9 49c I plans talks constructed to meet currect social ills," Floyd said. "It has said that it does not said that adverse weather condone the use of conditions in Michigan have LIMIT 1 will relate to all women in forced farmers into (COUPON) one phase or another." acupuncture at this time. Expires Jan. 13, 1973 disastrous economic East Lansing store Only African social trends The programs Wednesday night wiU begin with CHIROPRACTORS, ON THE OTHER hand, have stated that acupuncture falls situations. SEN. GILBERT BURSLEY Jsities American Held Staff, a in French-Speaking Africa." Black the American Field activities Staff Universities and their "Rape, Indecent Exposure, and Self Defense." include Officer Virginia Vary, East Lansing Police Speakers within the domain of licensed chiropractic doctors. has JT* ca ed upon the j Breck In I contact | Shampoo a fact-finding Other presentations may "There is a definite \ation (ember, of which MSU has scheduled today include a lecture by Alfred Opubor, director of campus coordinator Charles Gliozzo, associate professor of humanities. Dept. and Sgt. Gilbert Skinner, Dept. of Public Safety. kinship acupuncture between and the : on Africa for the African Studies Center, land Tuesday. at 3 p.m. in 204C Wells Hall on the state of arts in Africa LOSE 20 POUNDS ■ ■ 15 oz. QCc S Reg. $1.59 JJQ ■ 1 I scholars of the field organization lined first-hand have and a session conducted by Vishwa Mishra, professor of journalism-, on the Urban p IN TWO WEEKS! with the new KODAK Pocket LIMIT 1 ■ ■ ■ (COUPON) ■ Ltion on the political, communications media in During the h« U S non-inow off seau Womw'i Alpine Ski Tea INSTAMATIC" 60 Camera Outfit ■ Expires Jan. 13, 1973 ■ Inic and social trends independent Africa at 4:10 nemhere go on (he "Ski Team" du Q E*st Lansing Store Only £ |rica and will reveal ndings this week. p.m. in 108 Morrill Hall. sets dead • Automatic exposure in most light ■■■■■■■■■■■■■a I activities will be of Joseph Druse, professor humanities, will discuss the "Church State Conflict The Urban Experiment encouraged to conUgt lo ki phyiicun especially for th Team Normal energy i • • Coupled rangefinder Focusing flash sets : Conjac : I Cold ned by James Hooker, in Black Africa" at 9:10 (very implant') wht itself or of African history, a.m. Tuesday in 309 Bessey Station which students to Detroit to gain sends Christopher Sower, professor of sociology, to ( You keep "lull" n It s Kodak's finest • : |0 p.m. today in 317 Hall. make arrangements. pocket camera goes ] experience in their fields has k "The Hall. Hooker will Crisis of Unity Students interested in set a Wednesday for senior deadline undergrads, UNDERGRADUATES where you go pictures that only happen for the : Capsules E i ">•« once. graduate students and faculty members interested in the College of Education! cqc • in enrolling. ■ Reg. $1.00 UJ ■ ieU organizes Students may enroll for a once — a — week trip, or You are cordially invited to attend STOP IN AND SEE THE KODAK POCKET INSTAMATIC 60 AND THE LIMIT 1 (COUPON) ■ OTHER POCKET INSTAMATICS AT ■ Expires Jan. 13, 1973 ■ the first annual ■ East Lansing Store or*y they may work full - time in LANSING'S PHOTOGRAPHIC HEADQUARTERS ■ Detroit. Transportation will "BROWN BAGGIER Order loday. Tear ihi> oul at £■■«■■■■■■■■■* Inter programs be provided for the weekly trip. A vehicle will leave in WITH THE DEAN" TODAY 12-2 pm Send only $2 00 ($2 25 (or Ri Service) cash is O K to Inf j Colgate j malion Sources Co.. P.O Box 9I front of Baker Hall at 8:30 In Rm. 509 (faculty Lounge) Dept ST. Carpinteria. Calif 930 Erlckson Hall ' am. every Friday. Interested BRINQ YOUR LUNCH, University classes and the preparation of YOUR CONCERNS Inter term are income tax statements. faculty members are | Toothpaste I now AND A FRIEND Vjanized out of their Those who wish to attend | floor office in the or teach a Free U class or have a suggestion for a new LEARN iQC ■ ! U, now in its class may telephone the ■ 7oz. ■ h year, " o on offers free office. The phones will be Reg. $1.09 *fjj J any topic of open Monday through |«t to persons Friday, from 1 to 3 p.m. 524 E. Michigan LIMIT 1 (COUPON) f'Pating in the A complete catalog of Expires Jan. 13, 1973 ■•m. The classes, classes will be available at East Lansing Store Only 1 numbering from 30 jKh term, are offered ■the evening or on the the Free U office in the Union on Monday. KARATE COURSE OUTLINES : 10% off i \ kone, one of the SfMOt » J * es of Free U, said already organized T.V. RENTALS $23.00 per term I The MSU Karate Club will give a demonstration of Karate techniques for new members Tuesday Ni^ht at 6:00 p.m. in the I NAT SCI: Search for Explanation, vols. I, II, & I Exploring the Universe,Of Molecules and Men, The Double Helix, The Language of Life, A Course in all J term include: basic fn7dXC; * 50 T [ Biology, The Biological Time Bomb, The Black Cloud, ■mechanics, li. conversational organic NEJAC TV RENTALS 337-1300 upper gym of the Womens I.M. Classes will be held for beginners, intermediates, and advanced students. Everyone Welcome. Population Bomb, Understanding Evolution, The Changing Earth, Evolution of Man. Afro |. bicycle repair, yoga umimj ATI: 1st & 2nd term i Products! SOC: 201, 211, 202, 203, 213 LIMIT 1 i excellent superb Greek win** like wines It's MONDAY MADNESS HUM: 1st, M & 3rd term ■ ■ (COUPON) Expires Jan. 13, 1973 East Lansing Store Only ■ ■ RODITY'S, PENDEl I CHEM: 130, 131, 141 "■■■■■■■■■■■■a RETSJNA, AND MORE PLUS AT DOMESTIC, SPANISH, FRENCH. HIST: 121, 122 SOCIOLOGY 241 j Safeguard j ITALIAN, etc .. . DOMINO'S i gourmet American Menu dining in additional PIZZA MATH: 108, 109, 111, 112, 113 STAT: 315 PSYCH: 170 j Soap Bath j | 19C | to our complete Greek menu ECON: 200, 201 Same speedy free delivery, H.,0 reasonably but pizza at special prices. "PLUS" (These Book Digests at 50c Each.)" Uncle Tom's Cabin priced Biography of Malcolm x Devil in Massachusetts The Black Experience CitUen Tom Paine Dinners from $2.50 A 12" one item A 16 one item Autoblogiaphy of Afro • American History Ben Ftanklin Puritan Dilemma Pizza and 2 Pizza and 4 S Barnes-Hind j Pepsi's only Pepsi s only Wetting s2°° 351-7100 I I I i $100 w 351-7100 tax inc Campad. Solution 99IC S I I PMICH IpKY PLACE ' j j I Oxk) 1/8/73 only. coupons may be combined with No other this offer. Trowbridge shop only. j Good 1/8/73 only. No other I [ coupons may be ■ combined with J | 'this offer. Trowbridge shop only, j \M a°d Terry Rirlow (25) move in on high flying hjflftime edge. totaled only 4 points but he victories Friday night over Apparently some on the lorthwestern guard Mark Sibley in Saturday's Big Ten opener. Sibley hit for 23 handed out 4 assists and both Eastern parallel bars by The Wildcats pulled to Michigan perspiration on the side scoring 8.95. picked up 4 rebounds. Joints to lead all scorers, but the Spartans controlled the boards, and the game, within three early in the Despite 24 turnovers, University and Ohio State horse caused Waybright's In the last event, the pinning 90-77. second half, but the Spartan MSU was charged with only University. MSU defeated hand to slip during his horizontal bar, Balhorn led State News photo Big Ten rival OSU routine. the meet by Craig Porter bench came on to build up a 9 personal fouls, compared again by scoring a 150-142.05, and intrastate On rings, Balhorn was 9.25. Freshmen Bernie Van to 23 for the Wildcats. rival EMU 151-139.05. again the team and meet Wie and Glenn Hime Winter irons out problems "They played tenacious defense, but our bench was strong. I have a very Coach George Szypula said his team's goal for its first meet was to score a leader with a score of 9.10. Also providing MSU with good performances were provided MSU with performances, scoring 8.8 fine and 7.45 respectively. more confidence in my minimum of 150 points, freshman Bob Holland, with sophomores," Ganakas said. and it did just that. a score of 8.2 and Dennis In Dill Ganakas added that he i t ne all-around to stick MSU was very strong in Yee, with a score of 7.3. was not concerned with the four of the six events. In the competition, MSU was turnovers. Both are freshman for ' paced by Balhom with 52.9, floor exercise, senior Dave whom "Our team is Szypula has high Factor at 46.3, and Van Wie flaky, Ziegert led the way with a hopes. at 42.6. A 50 point score in IcHARLtS JOHNSON the move after illustrious track they're going to throw the score of 8.95. However, giving it career. ball away a lot," he said. In the vault, meet lienors the all-around (an average of te News Sports Writer some serious thought over "Only time will tell Ziegert was nosed out for again went to MSU, as "That's the kind of team we 8.2 per event) is the goal of MSU track team's the holiday vacation. about individual meet honors by freshman Jim Tuerk scored > my future in have." each man. s for repeating as Big "I came to the collegiate track," Dill EMU's Rick Restaino, who conclusion that it would be Wildcat coach Brad scored 9.00. I indoor champions this stated. "I just may have as 1 have been advantageous for Snyder said MSU "could be On the side horse, Randy significantly everyone good an opportunity at the best team we have d by the decision of involved for me to remain at MSU as anywhere else." played. Balhorn was the top man Michigan State," Dill said. "They are very for MSU and the meet with ^hall [Jill to continue his ' 'The Bibbs, at the time of definitely the best of 8.95. Don giate track career at eligibility question Dill's initial decision, stated a score posed a big decision for me that Marshall was indeed a rebounding team we have to make, and I decided played and I think they irlier, Dill, the world great athlete and in order could go man for man with d holder in the 300 • against sitting out a year." for him to excel, hard work According to NCAA must be Marquette." | dash with a time of emphasized. pizza & sannvvK H shoppp I and also a prolific rules, had Dill chosen to "Marshall is probably n the 100 and 220 - transfer, he would have one of the greatest runners Lacrosse I sprints, had announced I he would transfer to been Ineligible to compete in athletics for one year. today," Bibbs said. "Since he is so great, he has to push Anyone interested in 351-1600 A main concern of Dill in himself to reach the fast free delivery ■r the University of high playing for the MSU ■hern California the his original decision to potential that he has." or lacrosse team is expected to transfer was the caliber of Dill cited that one of his attend an opening practice 6 jersity of Tennessee at for thinking about ■conclusion of the past competition in the Big Ten. reasons p.m., Wednesday, in the turf He felt that maybe the West changing scenery was the arena. Men's IM. All team ■owever, to the delight Coast would offer more lack of fun element in track members must be dressed at MSU. MARSHALL DILL . track coach Jim exposure and possibly and ready to go. i, Dill decided enhance his already At that time Dill said, against "Everything is work, work, work and I don't like to do lansing ski club ; ^omen's athletics anything which constitutes no enjoyment for me." With the track season Student Season Plan A: $35 Season Pass Membership i only three weeks away, Dill — good weekdays until 6PM | 3s full schedule believes that he is in top shape and ready for active Plan B: $10 Associate Fri. evenings Membership — good Thurs. & J competition. i women's athletic in the Women's 1M The confirmation that pool. Lessons $2/hr.. Rentals $2, Lift Fee $2 »resumes at 4:45 p.m. Dill was staying came none The women's gymnastics for the MSU J«y when MSU's team will participate in its too soon Lessons at 6:30-7:30-8:30 Jeyball team meets initial meet of the season at coaching staff who were m Michigan University 2 p.m. Jan. 20. The wondering how they could We Feature: lime. The event will be gymnasts will compete with even salvage a respectable (quad's third match this season, much less a Big Ten *Extensive Snow Making women from Fowling Green . affording it the and Western Illinois crown. ♦Completely lighted to improve the With the loss of Larue ♦Two double chairs, 1 pomalift, and University. 7 rope tows Butchee and 60 - yard dash pit 1-1 record. ♦3 miles from campus off Lake >e women's swim team world record holder, Herb The women's basketball ■ participate in its first team will also be swinging Washington to graduation, Lansing Road y meet of the new Dill is the only weapon left into action, playing its first in in the Spartan's sprinting Friday and Saturday game of the season Jan. 30 artillery. fterloo, I be Ohio. The team in Ypsilanti. defending its Fill in blanks & send in ad with check to: ptional championship T1 it nas held for two of Lansing Ski Club, Box 1314, East Lansing Ipfct three years. The Despite our name, we can t For more Information: Call 332-0600 I'd's first home promise romance. But we can provide introductions Prance will be Jan. 27 to interesting compatible people. Is' ^e University of Our charge, a modest $5 for at K'n and the University least 5 introductions. Interested? Taler'oo. The three pwill meet at 11 a.m. THE BIG SHOE FOR YOUNG MEN who dig wide leg cuffed baggies, who lay on the layered looks, who wear flapping, flaring jeans. For him, and his get-together looks, this is the shoe! The five-eyelet moc oxford with stacked tall heel and platform sole. . .super-crafted in ijiM crossroads Italy of polished leather. Wine, brown, black. 7 to 12 sizes. $40. ijjg\Somcthwj Ofrnjane' OPCU imports JacobBoriS flVe ^tartni7\rncrit) X&tchboX i2>v$m sow , >J-rec Mov/tt, *Jnvnt fkwi-epn 2io AC>C>cnr C LAUSIUO 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January g Veteran battles Station owner H calls job a gas Krtinuedfr®" Saturdi Gl Bill in By MAUREEN McDONALD inequities noted their oversight, and The surprising feature for many customers Oakland and Cedar Mobil Station is a warm voice which asks, "May I help you?" Cathy was beaming with pride about her all ' at«. fet!, oi ir,m rePorted J Van an ^i E State News Staff Writer sent station which celebrated its grand opening uction Slayton a letter to rectify the situation. Her Saturday people Anna Slayton, who "I guess a lot of people dig having an all gjr| ^ benefits were cut to $68 a Utions in «r served three years in the station," Oakley said. "Since I took over as cont!l! month in line with the lesser bombs." U.S. Navy, found the manager in October we've upped the daily average uk radio Hano benefits for women government did not equally veterans. by 400 gallons of gas." ** jjgy said Tru< reward women and men nd ranking i veterans when it came to Because Slayton had Oakley works as a legal secretary 25 hours a w*l the GI Bill. transferred to MSU, the and then stays at the station until 11 p m politburo an< ie Standing • Though married male decreased benefits did not evening. Previously, she worked as a bookkeeper attS he National veterans had only to meet well with the higher Mobil Training Center and spent five weeks training^ ed a group < produce a marriage tuition expenses. her station job there. 01 visited mill certificate to gain the Slayton, enraged by the While she was a bookkeeper there the market devastated additional GI benefits for inequity of benefits, started representative asked her if she would like a station o i on Friday. married couples, a woman a furious letter writing her own. ,e broadcast veteran had to prove that campaign to regain her lost "I thought the idea was crazy at first, but of the ii her husband was dependent funds. She tried to enlist the when! aid of other women naval saw him the next day in the parking lot I yelled "hJ j was the upon her for over one half I'll take the job," Oakley said. 7 r plant servic of his support. veterans, but none seemed too She has not regretted the decision since. . Chinh exl Subsequently, Slayton concerned about her ers "to car spearheaded a persistent plight. Outside of dirty hands, cold weather and little tin* She said Sen. of electrical battle for reform, which Phillip to eat regular meals, Oakley remarked, "I love this SI Hart, D-Mich. and Rep. capital as if I recently led to passage of — its really great here." of blood legislation that grants Charles Chamberlain, SLAYTON female service members R-Lansing, were U.S. I the same rights as males on letter of approval from the instrumental in carrying her Though several orted earlier the dependency issue. Veterans Administration fight to the attention of the woman have ti ir power plant Veterans Administration. Slayton began her which read, "You are jobs with local service ,1 and Haip protest meekly — by signing awarded benefits for your Slayton had little to say in favor of some "women's stations, two Lansing heavily dama herself as a student at wife. and began Chinh's . women have decided Lansing Community College rights" congressmen who and her husband Kenneth as receiving checks. $205 monthly never answered her letters Women man to go one step further. ed to indicat the dependent. on the dependency issue. Cathy Oakley, left, rtage in tt After a few months, the lamese capita The ratification of the and Mala Swagart She received the standard Veterans Administration Equal Rights Amendment the pumps he editorial in recently opened their i Dsn declaret may bring more veteran own Mobil station at oys continue inequities to the forefront. "the f Bureau seeks aid One section of the U.S. Code labels the unremarried the corner of Oakland and Cedar streets. widow of a military man a State News photo for volunteer jobs dependent qualification But the without any whatsoever. unremarried by C.L. Michaeli The Volunteer Bureau extra attention and new widower, even with will give a recruitment experiences. children, has much stiffer TO LIST ALTERNATIVES presentation at 7:30 p.m. Men without cars can be regulations. Tuesday at the Union. big brothers for the VFW Slayton finds it ironic that she served in the Navy Tony Lush, asst. director National Home in Eaton Class focuses for three years, while her day of the volunteers, will give a Rapids. short explanation of the volunteer's job and Sheridan Elementary School also Road husband served only two years was in the Army, yet he entitled to more on care coordinators of individual needs ei6ht big brothers programs will be available to whn who haup have nfrprnnnn afternoon ^ ^ By MAUREEN McDONALD nnp one a a was a . male. Center, 1315 Abbott Road, Another alternative is a help parents ask the right out ways to deal with answer questions after the week free from 2:30 to 6 State News Staff Writer stressed child questions about the Eventually, legislation development parent staying home with a and anger among childn Pettlt presentation. the key to caring for pjn. as child, Bailey said, program their child will be to talk over the reasoni Among the programs corrected the unequal status Constructing a children. Child development in at the day care centers or Special Education majors classification forM slayton "After 20 years of having hostility instead of hit seeking volunteers to begin volunteer to work at "shoppers' guide" for includes issues that affect can crammed down our throats other environment. and shouting. winter term is the Big and other women veterans, parents seeking care for their Beekman Center for the children at various stages, that 'you must stay home Brother program. Men with but problems remain for children is the focus of "It is important that Mentally Retarded, at the and peer contacts, which with your child' it's nice to The center also dew cars are needed to be special her. Margaret Bailey's Evening children have an Michigan School for the The Marine Corps League heavily determine a child's see that staying home is time for individual o friends to some 60 boys, Blind or it Tri-County College class, "Alternative environment that is right for aged 4 to 18, who need ._ is presently representing her ild Care Child Care."" growth. now an option," Bailey said. them," Bailey said. she said. plaoAwhere a£ . , . , Diversified, aiworkshop for Ap^als Parental involvement is ™ before fte Vetenms retarded adults. Board to reclaim the money Thursday evenings in 108 ChWTcS" ?c|h" intent with' interact still essential to quality care "It's a quiet tirqe jus Transportation is provided others hi his or'^er age of children, Bailey pointed At the Eastminster be friends and devc she lost due to the unequal Bessey Hall, will concern to all these places. group with some degree of Center, Bailey said she and whatever bond there benefit system. itself with "real practical alternatives to child care in continuity of advisers is other staff members work Bailey said. central to finding a good the Lansing area," Bailey means of child care, Bailey said. said. "KSU Bailey, an instructor at Eastminster Day Care Bailey listed five alternatives for child care, including a licensed home S+ate unemployment where one woman cares for up to six children, a pizza & sanowicH sHOPPe long-term arrangement, nursery and a babysitting a cooperative day care dipped in December 351-1600 center. DETROIT (UPI) Unemployment in Michigan - jobs in December, as 1973 would be even bi fast free delivery unemployment dropped for job hunters, with dropped slightly in from 6.5 per cent, or increase of 50,000 job# December to 6.7 per cent, 114,000 persons, to 6.1 per the Detroit area alone. the Michigan Employment cent, or 106,000 jobless. ^^=^-STATF NEWS Security Commission The December rate was "With this i (MESC) said Friday. the second lowest of any employment, the numbe As in the past, the month in 1972, but still JOHN RONALD RELEL jobseekers should TOLKIEN. He assisted on the Michigan rate for December higher than the lowest rate significantly in 197 production of the "Oxford was much higher than the of 6.2 per cent in October. Taylor said. English Dictionary" and the national average of 5.2 per The translation from the French of MESC said cent. the Jerusalem Bible. He m a unemployment averaged 6.5 The December, 19721 Reader in the English Language at the University of Leeds before J1HIES S. Martin Tayloi-, director of the MESC, said per cent for 1972, considerably lower than the is down significantly the same month a year becoming a professor at Pembroke College and Holywell. His first published book was JANUARY 247,000 persons who sought jobs were not able to 8.2 recorded per in cent average 1971. The when 272,000 persons* out of work in Michi "A Middle English Vocabulary." find them in December. national average for 1972 His academic honors denoted 127,000 of them in Way isolated experience within his subject matter. WHITE SALE This compares to 250,000 in November, or 6.8 per was 5.6 per cent. Macomb and Oakl Yet, from J. R.R. Tolkien sprang Taylor predicted that counties. cent. furry-footed fantasy creatures, graceful elves, savage goblins. of Taylor said the Tolkien created gentle green tri-county area of Wayne, lands and dark forests bordering Macomb and Oakland on the malevolent forces that would enslave the unreal world. WEDDING GOWNS counties enjoyed the Although he disliked fairy tales greatest increase in available in his own youth, he wrote "The Hobbit" for his children. Although each fantasy adventure was devised for the child's mind, 10% OFF ON ALL Tolkien is now adulated by the world's young adults. He has SIX TRAFFIC A VISITOR DRIVD become one of the most signif¬ SPRING-SUMMER THE JOY OF LIVING WARRANT arrests his car out ramp on« WOMAI were icant Writer. For The 70V IS IN THE JOY OF made by MSU police over Shaw Lane received WRITERS FOR THE 70'S i the weekend. J. R. R. TOLKIEN illuminates WEDDING GOWNS Giving damage to his car whene the paradoxes: Tolkien's moral Praying gate closed too soon and seriousness and his power of imagination, his deep idealism and his elegiac sense of history. PURCHASED IN JANUARY Working Sharing the joys the car roof. KEDS EVERY brand-new Spring and Summer style is the laughter JREO RENTALS J ■w included- white, ivory, pastel. Our collection of the $23.00 per term A UNIVERSITY TA II new Spring-Summer bridal fashions is complete. problems Service „„ D_ "Rape, indj the success •nd d.llv.r), S9.50 mo(ifL deck, amplifier and t Save 10% on all SPECIAL orders as well as NEJAC TV RENTALS speakers worth $• bridal gown in stock. and failures M7-I300 were stolen from 29 of knowing that where Auditorium over Christt And at BRIDES SHOWCASE. . . the little break. there is human need extras. Dramatic, custom designed headpieces in the cities, to match bridal and attendant gowns at the WRITERS FOR THE 70'Si price of ordinary headpieces. Plus a FREE the suburbs, »«««{,"Si1; J.R. R. TOLKIEN by bridal photograph. in on parishes, campus 203 M.A.C. M.S.U PSYC BRIDAL GOWNS FROM *50 the Paulist is there IMIIARYI helping ■ess: counseling united, rejoicing in the presence FREE WARNER PAPERBACK LIBRARY Ph. 332 5081 of the good 11.50 315 Park Avenue South New York, New York 10010 1047 E.GRAND RIVER feulist fathers. and in the signs of hope , DELIVERY EAST LANSING around us res Michigan State Newt, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 8, 1973 ]] Hanoi calls U.S. raids unsuccessful Communications continue tinned fro"1 P"*1* to operate in spite of the are moved southward acro« forces shot down an g bombing halt above the Vietnam, the Saturday, R«dlo American blockade and the demilitarized zone and unmanned U.S. aircraft over 20th parallel ordered by areas ranging from just plantation along the Saigon ? reported that Premier accuracy of American through Laos. Son La, near the LaotianT W,-n President Nixon on De. 30 below the demiiiarized zone River corridor about 45 Quan Doi Nhan Dan said In South Vietnam, B52 tad miles ' van Dong border 90 miles above the to the Mekong Delta, south northwest of the 'smart bombs' which remained in effect but bombers carried out 19 go on the Za sn emergency relief destroying roads and people of North 20th parallel and 125 miles refused to comment on missions in all four military of Saigon. Several of the South Vietnamese capital, a "to stabilize bridges. Vietnam, particularly In west of Hanoi. reconnaissance operations in raids were on the traditional North Sn activities and "Huge volumes of Hanoi "survived and Haiphong, the destructive The U.S. Command said the northern half of North regions, concentrations attacking troop and staging northeastern big corner of the Vietnamese and Viet Cong infiltration route. people's living materials and technical Michelin rubber 4* in ««« Wt by equipment, heavy tanks and power of the force of five atomic bombs." artillery continue to reach "SSi? Hanoi newscast "The Americans," It Nixon shuns the battlefields even in the CO j.v said Truong Chlnh, added, "have Intentionally most remote areas. And :d ranking member of sought to create new still, the American Hiroshimas without nuclear Politburo and chairman electronic fields sensors fail Standing Committee bombs...but the American e to detect any of these imperialists have WASHINGTON (AP) - Republican National « National Assembly, movements. The utterly Democratic Leader Mike But the closest Holton Ehrlichman aide. failed." The nation's Republican Committee. -j a group or officials sophisticated American Air The governors decided at Mansfield, House speaker has gotten to the White A tentative Jan. 17 date U.S. headquarters governors have failed so far Carl Albert, a bipartisan visited mi«twy un,u Force remains helpless. in a month - long effort to House was a meeting late emerged from that session, reported that B52 bombers their Phoenix, Ariz., devastated regions in "This Is the great victory launched 14 missions across group of congressional last month in Richmond but sometime last week the get an appointment with a mee:ing last month that leaders and freshmen with John D. -ion Friday. of the people's warfare of the fellow Ehrlichman, governors association broadcast said that southern sector of Republican, they wanted to assert more lawmakers from both Nixon's top domestic aide, ne the Vietnamese nation over received word that it had North Vietnam below the President Nixon. authority within the party parties. o( the installations technical warfare of the 20th Nixon did agree to meet and would like to talk to and Kenneth Cole, an been canceled. -A was the Yen Phu parallel — which American Imperialists." Jan. excludes Hanoi and 22, two days after his the President about it. J plant servicing Hanoi, Most of North Vietnam's inauguration for a second Haiphong - during the 24 Though the Resident has Chinh exhorted the "to care of electrical power to for the war supplies are reported flowing into the country overland by rail and hours Sunday. Radio ending at 8 a.m. term, group with a bipartisan of state executives spent considerable time by himself at his Camp David retreat Sniper kills four in New Orleans capital as if it were the Hanoi reported representing the National working on highway from China. They that North Vietnamese Governors Conference to forthcoming messages, his (continued from page 1) fireman, hit as he hurried up an aerial of blood in your discuss forthcoming budget, reorganization plans ladder with a hose, police said. the gunfire appeared to be from a legislation. and the Vietnam peace he U.S. Command But high-powered rifle and reported that The building was the scene of a fire in Book exchange effort by Gov. talks, he has had time for an -rted earlier that five several fires had been set in various 1971, In which six persons died. How far Llnwood Holton of appointments. the flames had reached Sunday was not r power plants servicing locations in the hotel. i and Haiphong had Virginia, chairperson of the On New Year's Day, he immediately known. heavily damaged in the Republican Governors Assn. invited his favorite football Police to set up a separate meeting sharpshooters on the ground and Police reports said three of the wounded Chinh's statement (continued from page 1) coach, George Allen of the in for the neighboring tall buildings pelted the policemen were struck at street level, one -i to indicate a power same day proved Washington Redskins, to building with rifle shots. The officers were unsuccessful. The GOP state of them while running along the process and therefore are more inclined to use the visit him after the team's ground. tage in the North bookstores on Grand River. executives want to discuss 26-3 victory over Dallas in armed with submachine guns, Another officer, tentatively identified as •mese capital. telescope-equipped rifles, carbines, and Charles Arnold, was hit as he peered from „e editorial in Quan Doi Linda Fox, a volunteer for the New Community party matters, including the National Football teargas weapons. the 10th floor of an adjoining exchange said that their centralized location has been Nixon's plans to reorganize Conference championship game. building. Dan declared: "supply convenient for on-campus and revitalize the Later in the week, he The first fire broke out shortly after 10 oys continue to head people. Police called for emergency donations of The book exchanges had sessions with Senate a.m. and the first person wounded was a blood. the front. generally save students money because they allow students to sell books for 50 to 60 per cent of the original price whereas profit-making bookstores buy the books for between 30 and 60 per cent of the original price and resell them for 75 eace rally price. Fox said that the New most sucessful In per cent of the original Community exchange has been Years of practice -tinuedfrom page 1) selling textbooks for University College courses. ed, Crisis in America other ;ng teach groups ■ are ins and This contrasts with the situation at the Board exchange where Bushouse notices a in upper level books for ASMSU-Unlon special turnover business, chemistry and physics classes. For this reason, the Union-based have made you the r activities. The Lansing exchange will push Peace Council is for more 300-400 level books In tlie future. The I don't .ering staging a mock [onation ^ration ball, as well as and an The New Community ASMSU-Union Board exchange will run after the exchanges are over to exchange will end today but the through tomorrow. Gaynor and Bushouse said they expect to meet this week remember reader. inefficient reader ling petitions to compare their operations ress to cut off funds and outcomes. [passing )oli, ches. think out leaflets at hospitals antiwar and They said they will also discuss whether or not to continue their efforts next term with more coordination or possibly merge exchange. cooperation and together into one large you are today! nt is high right 1 Sullivan said. Which one are you? The "skimmer"? Able to read tall books »n a Dems complain of Nixon snubs single night, while retaining little or nothing? ontinued from page The "lazy" reader? Rip Van Winkle with a book 1) forthcoming in the past. Board. nunications with the He recalled that last year "I find this not only bad on his stomach a page and a half, and lustration. the committee cut $45 manners, insulting and million from the U.S. you're out for the night. e Arkansas Democrat arrogant but - far more ed that in May 1970, Information Agency's important a contemptuous The "word-at-a-time" reader? authorization because attitude - of Capable of immittee direction, he the te Nixon a director Frank J. administration toward The word at reading a single article over a long weekend. "very ctful letter" asking him Shakespeare refused to Congress," Proxmire said in time reader. The "I don't remember" reader? You've read eet submit area program reports a Senate speech Thursday. privately with the nittee to talk some to the committee. But the em all, and remember nothing! I over. The Senate voted to restore the Senate request, Judiciary Face it.. right said, eventually funds. Committee sources dted . nobody's perfect. In fact, you've ed in The Foreign Relations other a meeting to cases. Presidential probably gone through life reading, without 150 or 60 members of Committee isn't the only assistant Peter Flanigan iws were invited, Senate panel having trouble invoked executive privilege learning how. it "was not what we with administration in declining to appear last officials. There's a big difference between reading in mind," the year as a witness in an littee chairman said. Sen. William Proxmire, investigation involving dynamically and just reading. • International committee could D-Wis., said three ranking Telephone & Most people read between 100 and 300 words a retaliatory action, members of the Nixon Telegraph Corp., then did u holding up a State administration had agreed testify but only to answer a minute, while you are capable of reading and • authorization bill, to appear before his Joint certain limited questions. 'ight said, but he Economic Committee last comprehending up to 2,000 or more. hed such a move month but failed to show as Give us 2% hours a week for 8 weeks and we'll • »dding: "We don't up. w> dismantle the State He identified them as guarantee to triple your reading efficiency, Secretaries George Romney both speed and comprehension, or refund your the committee to of Housing and Urban f tuition in full! effectively, he said, Development, John Volpe ,ulply after years. My house, Monday - employed. No pets. $135/ S5-1-12 The State News will be Auto Service 332-4522. 10-1-17 month plus utilities and power brakes, $650. 4:30 pm, 203 M.AC. Friday, 8 - 5:30pm. Must responsible only for the 482-6118 after 5pm. 5-1-11 351-8870. 3-1-8 have own transportation. Call deposit. IV 4-4948. X-5-1-10 GIRL TO share. CampJ PART TIME first day's incorrect FOREIGN CAR employment 355-8270 days, 332-0729 227 Bogue. Small fgrl parts, with multi-manufacturer insertion- FORD VAN 1965. $275 or best evenings. 3-1-9 ONE GIRL for 3 man. Burcham 1 bedroom, 2 g»ll CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 INSIDE HELP for pizza parlor distributor. Automobile offer. Fair condition. Woods. Winter/ spring, Phone 4 89 5921 All students aos must be East Kalamazoo Street. 1 necessary. 15-20 hours per 393-7197. 5-1-10 needed. Nights. Phone EXPERIENCED ROCK 337-0427. 3-1-10 351-8575. 5-1 prepaid . mile West of campus. 337-1631. 3-1-8 week. 351-5800. 0-8-1-15 MGB 1965 487-5055. C-1-31 - MINT condition. FOUR MAN Delta Arms EAST LANSING, i FULL OR part time, experience iPART TIME salesmen with car. avertable winter end spring; Many extras. $1,195. Call Leads furnished. Work any 4 lirge "3'Kedrooms CaJ 351-3174. X3-1/9 STUDENTS-FACULTY helpful but not necessary, Call 351-4487. 2-1-9 air • tsrtditioned, $1.75 an hour. Apply in hours per day, high MUSTANG 1965, paint, OWNING FOREIGN commission. Call 882-6317 NEED CARRIERS ten years month. Phone 351-2^ new person after 11am. Mr. and older to deliver the daily SINGLE, $75. Double, $50. 351-9036. 5-1-12 new tires. Real nice shape. between 1-5 pm. 7-1-12 BARRACUDA 1970, CARS, WE GIVE 20% MIKE'S PIZZA & and Sunday DETROIT Bedroom, bathroom. 655-1847, ask for Bill or OFF ON PARTS AND SANDWICH SHOPPE. 515 ' January's rent free MS. NEEDED for 4 excellent condition, six NEWS in Spartan Village. If • Bob. 5-1-11 West Grand River. Ask for KITCHEN SUPERVISOR at the Meadowbrook Tree cylinder, standard, 31,000 CASTROL, 10% OFF UNIVERSITY CLUB OF interested please call ON ACCESSORIES, Sherry. 3-1-8 484-2796. 3-1-9 882-9435, 4:30 - 9:30. 1-1 miles, economical, $1600. MUST SELL 1968 Torino. Take MSU. Food service 353-0969, 353-4677. 3-1-10 a drive. Best offer 372-7574. DRIVERS WANTED part time, experience necessary. 20-25 THURSDAY AFTERNOON ONE MAN needed for 4 man, 5-1-10 hours per week. Salary and NEED ONE girl for \ BUICK SPECIAL 1967 - $600 IMPORT AUTO PARTS $1.75 commission. per hour Must have plus car. hours open, depending upon housework in professor's near campus, own furnished, cooking, parking, room, apertment. Close t< or best offer. also OLDSMOBILE 1972. Cutlass 415 South Cedar, Lansing home. Call 353-4576 or $50. 351-8515. 1-1-8 I Apply in person after 11am. experience. Call Mr. Black 351-1205. 10-1-19 utilities paid, $75/ month. 1962 Renault. Call 355-1082. '/* blocks, of E. Kalamazoo Supreme convertible. All MR. MIKE'S PIZZA & after 2 pm, 353-5111. 5-1-10 351-9369. 1-1-8 4-1-10 power, automatic, lots of 8:30-5:30 Monday-Friday SANDWICH SHOPPE, 515 THREE MEN for 4| 8:30-3 Saturday KEYBOARD MUSICIAN apartment. $62.50/ extras, excellent condition. West Grand River. Ask for CHILD CARE: 13 month boy FEMALE NEEDED. Ceder CHEVROLET IMPALA 1969 - 485-2047, 371-1947. WANTED - to play top 40 Campus Hi 485-6558. 5-1-10 Sherry. 3-1-8 needs loving care, 8-5, Village. $55. Winter. Call 4 door hardtop. Automatic, commercial gig. Full time. 349-3129 or 349 3531 VW GUARANTEED repair. M 0 n day • F r iday For after 5pm. 351-6562. 3-1-8 V-8. $1,295. 332-0303. OLDS . Must have own equipment 88, 1964, excellent RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 and WANTED: A licensed nurse for interview call 489-1841. 5-1-12 and sing. Call 694-0093. condition, snow tires/ rims, Okemos Road. 349-9620. 6 hours daily from 8 - 2pm. 5-1-10 NEEDED ONE girl for four man 3-1-10 $400. 482-3550. 3-1-10 C 1 31 No close to CHEVROLET 1963 Bel Air, - - Saturdays or Sundays. campus. Call Tudor, standard, excellent ED2 -5176. 2-1-5 REGISTERED NURSES 337-0782. 3-1-8 PINTO 1972, radio, disc brakes, ROSE LAWN MANOR skilled DRIVER FOR store deliveries. 351-7543 after 6pm. ]| running condition, $170. wide MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, 4am - 7:30am Monday — tires, 4 speed. Belongs GIRL TO SHARE FLAT, OWN 353-9448. 4-1-9 Michigan and Grand River. BABYSITTER AND nursing home, 707 Friday. Phone 337-0436 after NEED 1 girl for 4 to school teacher. $1600. Low cost expert exhaust Armstrong Road, Lansing, 5pm. 3-1-10 ROOM, CALL after 5pm. term. $60/ month. 1| Call 3320 332-4929. 3-1-8 housekeeper. Do you like CHEVROLET STATION wagon repair. Custom work. Pipe has positions available on all 485-9979. 3^1-8 children? 214 year old and 5 from campus. 33a 1969, looks good, runs good, bender. FREE ESTIMATES, shifts. Excellent salary and JOBS ARE scarce, so is money! PLYMOUTH 1965, month old want nice lady to FREE 1 MONTHS' RENT! 3-1-9 $595. 337-2300. 5-1-12 engine 332-2927. C-1-31 benefits. Apply in person care for them and their house We have both. $300/ month, excellent, brakes need work. Primely located Cedar Village Best offer, 351-3014. 2-1-9 in Okemos. 5 days per week. 9am-4pm or call 393-5680, part time. Car necessary. M.A.C. CITGO behind Mrs. Swan, personnel. 5-1-10 apartment. Need 1 male Own transportation. 489-3494. C-1-31 roommate. Ask about special Jacobson's. Carburetor and References. 349-3827. Please PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE - tune-up specialists. VW parts CAREER OPPORTUNITY for savings, courtesy of outgoing 337-1300. C 5-1 -1 1969, 6 cylinder, 42,000 call after 5 pm 3-1-8 NURSE, OR orderly to give roomie. Apartment has air and service. Bug parking $9/ person with knowledge of miles, automatic, power room, partial board, some month. 332-3117. C-1-31 PART TIME interior design. Position as custodial conditioning and dishwasher. steering, $1,200. 332-2491. cook. Alpha Chi care to invalid Call I 351-0775. Just say Omega Sorority. 243 manager's assistant involves professor. Late January to Groucho sent you. 5-1-10 MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East Burcham. Apply in person. selling furniture, interior late March. Daytime care can REBEL, 1967 Station wagon. 3-1-8 design work, and be provided. Need not Brookfield. 351-828 — Kalamazoo Street since 1940. BASEMENT EFFICIENCY -2 Good mechanical condition. departmental operations. interfere with outside work. Complete auto painting and men, $100/ month. No lease. Make offer. 372-2820. 5-1-10 WOMAN-EXPERIENCE with Excellent working conditions Liberal pay. Call 349-1541 or ONE MALE needed tc collision service. 485-0256. Use Your children. Live in or day, to and many fringe benefits. 351-8246 5 4 man in Ed C 1-31 pm to 9 pm. - RENAULT 10, 1969. 34,000 care for three young children, Phone HAGER FOX Apartments Rent « 2-1-5 MASTER CHARGE miles, automatic, radio, COMPANY, 482-5501, AUTO TUNE-UPS and minor (2 in school half day). Start 147 or 155. 3-1-8 ONE MAN needed for 337-2263^5^11 heater, Michelin radial, immediately. 8-5 pm, At The STATE NEWS excellent condition. Call 3554)818. 3-1-8 $725. repairs, real cheap. Pat at 371-1482. 3-1-9 Monday - transportation Friday. Own required. CE NT R AL MICHIGAN For Rent \m Twyckingham beginning winter term. $70. 351-3127. 2 15 ONE MAN Village needed f Phone 35| December graduates. 3-1-8 Private home within walking distance to Salesman with management campus. $200/month. Call 332-1105. opportunity, will train with CROSSWORD BBBG9S 3-1-8 highly respected 125 year old £HDBO[2 life insurance company. For appointment PARKING - PRIVATE, peved, PUZZLE duo rau phone BABYSITTER WANTED. 484 4408, Mr. Bates. 3-1-8 lighted lot. One block from Monday, Wednesday, Friday campus. $12/ month. afternoons. Must have 349 9609.0 5-1 10 transportation. 349-1537 COCKTAIL WAITRESS at 2-1-5 Grande Gourmet in Frandor. R E F RIG E RATORS - - 11 - 3pm daily. Call FREEZERS - Dishwashers, 351-5524. 3-1-9 ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES, MARRIED COUPLE for duties 12. Old French coin 32. 315 South Bridge, Grand in apartment complex in 13. Killer whale KITCHEN AID for sorority Ledge, 627-2191. 5-1-10 Lansing. To include cleaning 14. Unmanned 33. house, student's wife and light maintenance with preferred, 5 days a week, STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per spacecraft 36^ hours to be arranged around 16. Queen Anne's 10:30 month, $23 per term. Free delivery classes if - 4:30pm. Call lace 3;, Dismounted necessary. Housing 332-3228. 2-1-8 delivery, service and pick-up. 17 provided, plus salary Kindergartner 38 Gunman No deposit. TV's available at 18. commensurate with abilities. Crinkly fabric 42. Camera's eye RN or LPN same rates. Call NEJAC, 20. Hunting dog 43 Agenor's Phone Mr. Hammond, - 11pm to 7:30am 337-1300. C-1-31 22. Downhearted PAST TONY COATS 332-5322 shift, skilled nursing home. granddaughter during business ON GRAND RIVER hours. 10-1-19 PROVINCIAL HOUSE, Whitehills, East Lansing. REFRIGERATORS AND Campus Hill Apartments, now under new management is leasing student units for stereos. Rent them at A.C. & WE'RE LOOKING for the "girl Phone Miss Hickey, E. RENTAL, 1790 Grand WINTER, SPRING, SUMMER. These spacious apartments are carpeted and furnished next door." She will be 332-5061, Monday through with distinctive, comfortable furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and air Friday, 9 - 5pm. 3-1-9 River, Okemos. 349-2220. photographed and featured in conditioning. These 4 man units have up to 4 parking spaces per unit and include the magazine ads we're preparing use of a giant swimming pool and recreation room. Throughout the academic for one of our ma|or SECRETARY. MUST have COMPACT there will be free bus transportation to and from campus. We also have a full time year industrial be clients. She must bright, attractive and excellent qualifications and rentals. REFRIGERATOR UNITED RENT - ummwammmm ability to work well with ALL, 2790 East Grand River. Resident Manager for any maintenance. If you want to be among the first residents of photogenic. If you are sure figures. Some college 351-5652. 10-1-17 Campus Hill call today. 2 bedroom units start at $62.50 - month per man. Model open you're the "girl next door," preferred. Apply in person at daily 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL at 349-3630. call Jack Dinley, Copy 3308 South Cedar, Suite 11, PARKING SPACES available. 3, 6, 9 and 12 MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. Director, IMAGE ARTS, Lansing. 5-1-11 Bogue Street Co-op (opposite MANA GEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. 371-4747. 5-1-12 COCKTAIL WAITRESSES Snyder). $25 per term. 351-8660. 3-1-8 mmmmmw'SMwrnvM ARE YOU being paid what evenings 6 -12. Over 18. 351-1310 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 you're worth? Feel Contact Rick Maury, GIRL SHARE TWO bedroom underchal lenged? Call HOLIDAY LANES, EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 trailer, clean, close. After 349-1499. 5-1-12 337-9775.5-1-11 6pm, 351-3373. 3-1-8 I chigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 8, 1973 ]3 111 12 Jsrtrs ■ \+* «nd NEED MAN winter term for townhousa. Maadowbrook Trace. Call 882 6044. 5-1 10 ROOM cooking IN 3 bedroom facilities. 351-1425 after 5pm. 3-1-8 house, Cat! ARP SYNTHESIZER, Hartley 24" speekers great for ARP PREGNANT? WE Call us. understand. PREGNANCY Sweet tooth leads V*.. or bass. 3-1-8 349-9293, 57pm. COUNSELING. 372-1560 0-1-31 _ i fi'ooti* ,,d. ,V4-494« TWO th plus *nd b*th- students Of NO P«t»- utilities end &-M0 WANTED: ROOMMATES house. Close and lease. 351-1325. 2-1-8 cheep, for no 100 USED Tanks, vacuum cleeners. cenisters end uprights. USED RESIDENTIAL 6 pm. 372-6583. 51-10 SERTA-PERFECT sleeper gas/hot water boiler. $150. Call after TV RENTALS $9.50 per month, $23 per term; free delivery, service and pickup. No deposit. New stereos available at same rates. Call todecayin morals MOSCOW (AP) - Workers at Candy told of L. Khemlyanskaya, chief, who kept a safe in her office, a woman shop Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 "]rti subleeee, $42.50/ MONTH plus utilities, end mattress only. King. NEJAC, 337-1300. C-1-31 Factory No. 1 in the central Siberian city presumably for funds and records. Wood mere own room in up. DENNIS Excellent condition, $95. of Kemerova were routinely frisked at the f Lensing house DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, NIGHT AND DAY One day a watchmen asked her to 33*3972. 485-3981. 3-1-8 645-0781. 51-10 end of their shifts to combat open 316 N. Cedar, opposite City Most people can be petty the safe and they found 32 boxes of Market. C-1-31 classified as morning, pilferage. But they stole the factory blind assorted WALK TO campus, 5 bedrooms, SEWING MACHINES - 1972 evening or half and half chocolates, 64 chocolate anyway. □ 2 man. Furnished. 2 baths. 344 Evergreen. TEAC Electric Grand, $250. Phone types, as far as the best time Great quantities of confections, as well medalions, a selection of chocolate A4010SL auto of day to get things done „' Near MSU. Cell 489 1893. 5-1-10 stereo- reverse 489 1860. 5-1-10 goes, it's helpful to know as figurines, 22 pounds of chocolate candy tape deck. Sensui eggs, sugar, butter, condensed milk, called "Tuzik," 15'/a pounds of chocolate 0, 351-1896. 5000 A which you are, as there Is a ONE MAN for AM/FM stereo VACUUM CLEANER Eureka growing trend to allow brandy and other liquors used in making wafers, 50 eggs and a big flask of brandy. house, 10 receiver. Sony HP485 stereo - employes to choose their the minutes from campus. music tank, with all cleaning tools. own work schedule as candy, were regularly disappearing, Chocolates and brandy are still very system. Mamiya C3 long Pravda reports. 484-8078. 3-1-8 Excellent condition. Lots of Lg for two men, Hull twin-lense reflex camera. suction. $13. Call 489-4095. as they put In the contracted number of "You see yourself that our produce is expensive in the Societ Union and Mrs. Lents, January through Pentax spotmatic. SALE I 30 51-10 hours per week. Khemlyanskaya's hoard represented a tidy J Non-smoker only, pair snow skis, 35 pair tasty," factory director I.V. Cherepanov sum. boots. L month. 353-9674 or USED STEREO, told Pravda correspondent V. Prokhorov Locksmith Leonid Onischechenke receivers, FIREARMSI 7 MM MAG who wrote an expose called "The Sweet kept a 59.5-1-10 amps, tuners, chargers, refrigerator in his workshop "for left-handed action. 22 Life." some speakers, ILVANIA Furnished one AVENUE Reel-type, compacts. Cassette, and semi-automatic. 51-10 372-2820. COPE WITH budgets better I "But how do we keep people from unexplained reason," Pravda said. When watchmen searched the 8-track recorders. 1,000 used stealing it? We'll just have to keep Rant extra rooms with low - up the refrigerator they found 6'/a bottles of _m utilities P»ld, ROOM AND board. Females 8-track tapes, $2 each. cost Want struggle." Ads. Oial 355 I $135/ month plus only. North of Jacobson's. 8-treck auto and home decks. 8255. brandy, a great variety of candies and a big Phone 627-5454. 332-8835, 337 9706. 3-1-8 500 used stereo albums. Cherepanov ordered posters put up bucket of butter — all filched from the USED CAMERA STEREO SONY HP-480A stereo BOARD EXAM TUTORING saying "Do not steal." The factory's trade production line. NEED ONE female to share nice EQUIPMENTI Pravda said Onischchenke's explantion SLR's, system, 1970, excellentl Tutoring classes now being union and Communist party committees Lansing house. $48, utilities automatics, lenses, new 484-3132, 6pm. $225. 3-1-9 formed for held group discussions on the moral issue "was short and simple: 'I took the butter the coming Included. 484-5716. 3-1-8 Vivitar zooms, $150. Movie to eat it and the brandy to drink."' LSAT, MCAT, DAT, Board of stealing from the state. Watchmen cameras and ROOM projectors, HEATHKIT OSCILLOSCOPE exams. For information call increased their vigilance at the factory "Do you think he was tired, fined or AND board. $240 per enlargers, polaroids, gate. 10 10. Simpson V.T.V.M. 313-354-0085. 0-1-1-8 fired?" wrote the Pravda term. BOGUE STREET binoculars, and oriental wall - The posters and discussions correspondent. Model 303. Superior "No, a movement to defend Onischchenke CO-OP (opposite Snyder). tapestries. WILCOX 900 PAPERBACKS had little effect. But the apparently 361 8660. 3-1-8 Instrument Generator model - We watchmen had got under way at the factory." SECONDHAND STORE, 509 special order East Michigan, TV30. Will sell for $125. - 332-5171. some luck. The amazed Pravda man said GULLIVER STATE DRUG, the Lansing. 489-9125. 5-1-11 They caught 4854391, 8-5:30pm Monday one young female worker chairman of Onischchenke's union INC. 1105 East Grand River, shop IrOOM house, 5 miles - Saturday. Bank Americard, STEEL DESKS East Lansing. 51-10 when about 10 ounces of chocolates fell "warmly" asked him at a meeting of lus, 300 acres in - drawer files, out of her bouffant hairdo. Matercharge, trades, terms, fireproof They found she workers where he got the butter and fuDiet February 1 to CLOSE TO files, steel tables had regularly campus, clean, layaways. C-1-31 smuggled candy out of the brandy "allegedly" found in his workshop. J $135/ month plus furnished and chairs, long carriage ; Peanuts Personal ■ 349.1397 efter 6pm. room. 351-8154. Remington Electric factory in her hair and brassiere. "I got them illegally," Onishchenke 3-1-10 A factory TREASURE CHEST typewriter, adding machine, driver, Pravda said, fitted replied. TIM (Blue Angel), Happy into the radiator of his truck a "You're a good LARGE CARPETED bedroom, calculator, lamps, drawing spacious fellow, Leyna," the shop ■ 3 roommate* for SECONDHAND STORE table, blue print files, hand Belated Birthday - compartment which he used to steal steward said. own fireplace, bathroom, _ T Own room, fully neer $75. 351-6548. ALL KINDS OF tools, work benches, Capricorns ARE special! condensed milk, Madeira wine, molasses "You've given an honest campus. Karen. 1-1-8 and Jamaica rum. Another man answer. Always Ld dishwsshsr, 2 5-1-12 FURNITURE cabinets, shelves. Must be was caught be such a noble man." T $54. 485-3089, 116 N. Main — PERRY sold by January 13th to when he tried to steal a stick of butter and Onishchenke got off with probation. make way for Urban 9.5-1-12 THIRD NEEDED - Large three 625-3188 some chocolates concealed in a thick book. Mrs. bedroom furnished house, Renewal. 427 North Grand But these were small Khomlyanskaya, the lady with a loUSE, 2 bedrooms STAMPS-COINS-SUPPLIES River Avenue. 482-5995 days fry. candy store in her safe, was transferred to a $64/ month/ utilities. The Communist a fireplace, 3 month §1.9259.3-1-10 482 2660. 5-1-12 Buy - Sell Trade, U.S. and Foreign. KALIB, 541 East Grand River. 332-0112, 1 - 6, or St. Johns 224-7031 evenings. Open 9 - 5pm daily. |~ Real Estate Party newspaper also supply section. EAST LANSING - Men. Senior Liquidation sale by Jesse H. |te Kipus. m WANTED in Own room. - laming; close to arid grad privileges, students. Cooking perking. References. 482-8932. 5-1-10 50 Monday - Saturday. C-1-31. USED sewing machines, NIKON Jones. 3-1-9 50mm Micro-Nikkor, STOP WAITING, start That home you want be in the Want Ads looking! could today! British phanto 0.6-1-11 $9.95 and up. Consoles and Acoustic Research AR-5 Check there now! portables, Zig - Zag and speakers. Make offer. DOUBLES, FURNISHED, straight stitchers. Also, used 332-3325. 3-1-8 phones KITCHEN, baths, laundry, It id Til, 2 ind I zing car an garage, utilities, parking, TV lounge, very close. $50/ person. 332-8965. 04-1-9 vacuum cleaners, $3.50 and up. Hours ELECTRO 804 East Michigan, Lansing. 9 a.m. - GRAND. 5 p.m. BAND BROKE UP got some excellent equipment for sale. Phone 676-4674. 51-10 SPRING Board BREAK with Flights, Spain $279, Union for * range, air - Ining. GRAD Saturday, 9 12 noon, 0-1-31 Nassau $179, London $175. LONDON (AP) - Police traced the secret For 4 student!. COUPLE shares their - wiring in Office, which operates Contact us Monday through the trail of 3S the h are on the ancient southwest plus utilities, home, 1 or 2 students. Rent Britain's telephone system, b OPEN 9 5:30 daily. Closed Friday, 1 - 4 p.m. or phone aft* 5pm. 5-1-11 negotiable. Close to campus. - phantom who rigged a England city of Bath last a fortune in lost revenue. 351-3754.4-1-10 Saturday. OPTICAL 353-9777. C-1-31 British city's telephone month. And worse, they believe DISCOUNT, 2615 East BOXER PUPPIES, 6 weeks old, exchange so that 2,000 But they fear the there may be more than one MEN'S SINGLE rooms across Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. students could make calls all AKC registered, $100. Phone phantom has already wired from campus. Reasonable. C-5-1-12 HOW ABOUT EIGHT phantom. 669-3590. 5-1-12 GREAT over the world for free. up other cities for free calls EMS duplex, 3 Oall Tom DAYS IN SUNNY "This is a serious national or Bob, 337-9001. ACAPULCQ? Government investigators STEREO COMPONENTS 65 SPEND that are costing the Post 1ft baths. 8-1-11 problem," a Post Office I watt Scott amplifier, Garrard except stove. spokesman said. "We are I 65 turntable. Allied tuner. ON THE carpeted. Femilies LARGE SINGLE rooms, 1 Must sell quicklyl 355-5979. $50-$75. 332-6988. 5-1-12 ACAPULCO BEACHES BAY. STAY OF life WHAT'S. making investigations in II 372-3510 deys, block from AT other towns all campus, cleen, THE FABULOUS "EL over the 3-1-10 |4 evenings. 5-1-10 MUG modern, meals if desired. PRESIDENTE" HOTEL! Mobile Homes 0B THIS VACATION COSTS country to get to the 361-3921. 51-11 bottom of this fraud." Foster, 1720 KNEISSEL SKIS with Salmon ONLY $249 COMPLETE! CALL ASMSU TRAVEL! The Bath affair was the w kedroom, two MEN - CLOSE to MSU. Clean, bindings. 200cm. 489-9395 3S3-0659, 355-4560 or ti furniture. $200. after 5pm. B-1-1-8 RICHMOND 1969 mobile 332-6047. Or drop by 307 first "dial a diddle" fraud quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone home. Student [7. 51 10 4858836. 0-1-31 12'x50'. Skirted, HURRY!!! Services Building. investigaters had cracked. ZEBRA SKIS 200 refrigerator, new air Announci for It's Students interested They found that the KDROOM, Hagadorn, cm, What's CAPITOL CLUB. Men, women, Look-Nevada conditioning on MOBILE Happening volunteering for projects in Kingshead exchange in the Tf redecorated. $60/ bindings, HOME MANOR lot. $3750. received in the State News education, irism. day I each for four. singles. $12 up. Lansing. Grip-on-poles, Nordica boots, office, 341 Student historic city, which dates Call Jim Phillips, 332-5045. Services health will 484-4422. 0-1 31 foam, size 9, and ski rack. back to Roman times, had |6 evenings. 3-1-10 20-1-31 Bldg., by 1pm at least two class with.MSU Volunteers from $1B0. Call after 5pm, days before publii tonight in Brody Hal! been illegally wired and that LANSING - EMPLOYED 349-3454. 7-1-12 announcements will be |TE WANTED to HAVANA TWO bedroom PRESIDENTE hotel! $249 accepted multi - purpose room A and ii at least 2,000 students at student, male, kitchen by phone. the Phillips Hall library. ute. Parking, own mobile home. $125 rent, plus complete. ASMSU Travel: the university there knew ■ graduate preferred. privileges, share study room and bath with WASHER AND dryer for $150, deposit. One bedroom 353-0659, 355-4560, The Block and Bridle Club The about it.' T. 5-1-12 one. Bed linen MSU Volunteers will piece dinette with 2 models, $100. Located U.S. 332-6047. 10-1-19 will meet at 7:30 p.m. furnished, references, close to seven in 110 Tuesday hold a recruitment session at Investigators installed a leaves for $125, 14 cubic 27. Phone 371-3215. 3-1-10 Anthony Hall. Final 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in 38 Union. monitor that enabled them bus. Call 489-0583. 3-1-9 foot regrigerator, $100, electric stove, $15. Stereo, 1969 PARKWOOD 12' x 60'. r signup for the International will take place. Little Those interested in doing to trace the illegal calls and NEXUS CO-OP. $225/ term. $25. 393-0726. 3-1-10 Unfurnished except volunteer work with the elderly trap nine students. Each was Room end board. 437 stove, STUDDED SNOW tires, already will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in 6 fined a nominal two Abbott. 351-0100. 51 10 refrigerator. Windsor Estates. The MSU Karate Club will Phone mounted, used 1 winter, 7.35 Student Services Bldg. pounds, or $4.70, last week BLIZZARDS / SOLOMON after 4:30pm. meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the |for1*. three men house. ROOMS TO rant, male, clean, bindings, rack, Sony stereo 646-6876. 3-1-8 x 14. 337-0750. 3-1-8 upper gym, Women's 1M The University Village for "dishonestly obtaining Close to campus. receiver 80w. Building. electricity from the Post Dave, babysitting co - op asks that ~t.$50. 351-3926. comfortable, parking $10, 332-0639. 3-1-10 SCHULT8'x35' 1952, furnished PAINTING EXPERIENCED. and those wishing to join call Kathy Office." But the university's apartment $95. 417 with Call 1-851- shed, on lot near at 35S-608S. students and many North Larch. 489-6894. 2-1-9 419, Stockbridge, Michigan GUITARS, BANJOS, campus, excellent condition. 5-1-12 townspeople knew the I JTED. utilities Own room, HASLETT 2 mandolins, fiddles, dulcimers, 337 0084 after 4 pm. 3-1-8 The Internal Revenue Service will train volunteers for the special dialing code that paid, near - bedrooms, accessories. Lessons. Best NEED MATH HELP? ANN MSU Income Tax Service from 6 activated the hool. - up to 1351-9525.1-1-8 kitchen privileges, dishes, prices in town. ELDERLY MUST SELL. 12' x 53', BROWN.Typing and linen, parking, $65/ month. Experienced tutors available, multilith offset printing. to 10 p.m. Tuesday in 31 Union obtain «.n open line to INSTRUMENTS 541 East carpeted, air conditioned, INSING off I - 96. Call 339-9781 weekdays after Grand River. 332-4331 washer and dryer, all undergraduate courses. Complete service for and from 6 to 10 p.m. anywhere in the world H remodeled 1p minutes Wednesday in 30 Union. and from 355 6189, 353-7732. 1-1-8 dissertations, theses, without the call being 5:30pm. Women only. 2-1-8 12:30-7 pm. C2-1-9 MSU. Reasonable. Volunteers should attend both [. carpeting, etc. 2 882-9040. 51-11 FOR QUALITY service on manuscripts, general typing, registered. Police said the Plus. $195 LARGE FURNISHED room for IBM. 23 years experience. . EMPIRE TURNTABLE with secret circuit was ■"CIS. 663-8418. stereo equipment, see the 349-0850. C-1-31 The MSU Volleyball Club quiet female, no cooking. Stanton cartridge, JVC "extensively used." 337-2418. 2-1-8 Nivico receiver, speakers, Superex ST-PRO-B Utah m STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. C-1-31 PROFESSIONAL TYPIST. Fast, will practice at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Sports Arena. Men's 1M The president university's Student Union of the fOM FURNISHED ONE GIRL to share room in big Headphones, Sony cassette PIANO CHORDS instruction for accurate, electric typewriter. Building. All are welcome. Bill Meger. said: "Just about l««r campus. $180/ FIND SOMETHING? Call evenings and house neer campus. deck. Must sell! $375. popular music and vocal weekends, Pick up money and unsold If you've found a pet or article p-3248. 5-1-10 332-6497. 2-1-8 489-5834 after 1 pm. 1-1-8 of value, we want to help you accompaniment. 355-8080. Bonnie, 349-1773. 5-1-11 b books from the New- everyone knew the code. 5-1-11 Book "It's been going on for a return it. Just come in to the Exchange State COMPLETE THESES long time and it seems the News Classified Dept. EDAR GREENS LOVING CARE will be given to SERVICE. Discount Post Office left it operating and tell us you want to place your child in my licensed printing. IBMtypingand to try to catch the people an ad in EAST LANSING home. Educational toys, hot binding of theses, Resumes, STATE BANK'S found The MSU Scuba Club will responsible for putting it lunches, infants welcomed. publications. Across from neet .it 8 p.m. Wednesday in there. But they got the column. As a public service Very reliable. 372-6646. campus, corner M.A.C. and 15 Mens IM Building. EAST LANSING STATE 4-1-10 wrong people." Grand River, below Jones BANK will run the ad at no Police said there was Stationery Shop. Call extra cost to you. organizational meeting of the "insufficient evidence at COPYGRAPH SERVICES, EAST LANSING COUPON Coalition for Human Survival to this stage to establish the 337-1666. C-1-31 STATE BANK PLUMBING, HEATING, and decide winter priorities at 7:30 identity of the person or C-1-31 sewer cleaning repair service. p.m. today in 37 Union. 12 TYPING TERM papers, theses, persons responsible." years experience. etc. Electric. Experienced. The MSU LOST: LADIES gold watch Reasonable rates. Residential Outing Club will JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. between Holmes and Berkey. Help I 363-6207. 3-1-10 commercial service. prompt service call Del at For C-1-31 meet Natural at 7 p.m. Science Tuesday in 116 Bldg. for a Syrians shell program on the "Red Desert of 482 5877. LOST - BEAGLE female, with 10% OFF Wyoming." Israeli base on black collar. Ovar Christmas 5-1-10 break in Bogue Street area. for The deadline for applications Golan Heights Mike, 351-8660.3-1-9 DON'T FORGET blood comas an undergraduate major in FOUND: LADIES watch at Ann Instructions J® only from people. Save Give blood. a life. Professional social .Applications work in 254 Baker Hall. may is Jan. be picked up 18. TEL AVIV gunners aimed (AP) - Syrian dozens of right next to Brody Complex and M.A.C. 677-7194. donors compensated. shells Sunday at Israeli POTTERY MAKING class at MICHIGAN positions on the occupied EwK? are now leasing student and married couplet C-3-1-9 GOOD EARTH STUDIO, COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. A series of expectant parent classes will begin next week. All Golan Heights, and earlier in ^iihad 1 SPR,NQ * S MMER. The* spacious apartments are carpeted Williamston. $70. January 8 C-1-31 series are taught by registered the day exchanged small - HU? d'rtlnctlva furniture. Each unit hac a garbage disposal and FOUND German DECEMBER Shepherd/Husky. 30, March 14. 655-3225. 5-1-10 nurses and are sponsored by the Expectant Parent's amis fire with an Israeli "it R Cond,tiontoB. These two - man units have parking space for every Female, 6 months. Call GUITAR, FLUTE and drum GET A car you can depend on. Organiration. A class for unwed patrol in the same area, the n w.**"*00 I* planned for with a giant • 14,11 swimming pool and private 484 5104. C-3-1-8 lessons. Private instruction Check the reliable dealers advertising in today's > mothers will be held at Sparrow Hospital Thursday at 7:30 p.m. military command said. Incidents like these have - time resident manager for any problems. If you want available. MARSHALL For further information call "MM"** of CEDAR GREENS call today. The one bedroom FOUND: MEN'S watch, MUSIC, 351-7830. C-1-1-8 4 87 6 1 1 1. ext. 284 or provoked four Israeli air December 4, at Walls Hall, 372-3610. ext. 337. raids on Syrian targets in I'ScHac P" FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: ADULT DRAMA class taught AUTO HARP in good condition the past two months, the | "PER 361-8631. 3-6-9 and 12-month leases available. call 646-6239. C-3-1-9 by John Paakes and Richard to be used by a child. All students interested in latest on Dec. 30. Thomsan of THE LEDGES Reasonable. 351-2461. 3-1-8 ^HcLustvBLYiY.- AU STAT! MANA6CMENT CO., INC. LOST: LADIES white PLAYHOUSE. Small classes. receiving credit as teacher aides or volunteering in the Lansing The Israelis said Syrian gold Learning Center, 119 East USED COLOR TV in good School Adult Education positions fired "several 241 B. SAQINAW MWY. SUIT* 4»1 Elgin watch, December 6. program should attend the dozen" shells during a 30 - Reward. Call 337 0684. 3-1 8 Kalamatoo. Phone 482-7206 condition. Phone 627-6712. BA»T LANSiNQ, MICHIGAN 4>a23 between 1 end Bpm. 2-1-8 3-1-9 meeting in 102 B Wells Hall. 4 minute period but caused p.m. Monday. no casualties. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 8,1973 Laundry Detergent Kroger Vac Pac Tide Coffee Scott Towels