the michigan Volume 65 Number 81 Michigan State University East Laming, Michigan Friday, January 12, 1973 illiken recommends tax cuts State of the State message By LINDA WERFELMAN on bank deposits and savings and loan both business and individual," he State News Staff Writer shares. continued. "It is just as important to "Business must continue to pay its cut taxes when possible as it is to raise nned fair share of taxes, but changes such as taxes when necessary." tax Gov. Milliken Thursday proposed to i the state legislature a tax relief program which he said will cut taxes this will improve the corporate tax structure and make Michigan a more Educational reform, along with tax relief, was a major failure of state $370 million over the next two years. attractive location for business government in 1972, Milliken said. The tax relief program expansion," Milliken said. He suggested that the legislature will provide develop a program of educational [ngs GOP tax credit for renters and homeowners whose Despite the cutback in state income reform which will avoid inflation, that property taxes are that would be caused by the proposed aid to poor school systems not detract from disproportionately high in relation to tax relief plan, the state their incomes, Milliken said in his budget will support given financially from strong State of the State message. provide adequate funds for education, school districts and that the districts social services and other areas, Milliken Veterans, senior citizens and the prove that they are using public said. blind will receive a slightly higher money effectively. By CAROL THOMAS "Our challenge now & amount of tax relief. "My tax reduction program will is to develop Milliken also proposed an increase improve the equity of the Michigan and achieve a legislative solution which LINDA WERFELMAN in the personal income tax exemption tax structure, relieve the property tax recognizes the public will and provides State Newt Staff Writers burden from $1,200 to $1,700 per year and a where it falls heaviest and more equal educational opportunity 20 per cent reduction in the corporate provide some measure of relief to for Michigan children, whether they Republican legislators were clearly franchise tax and the intangibles tax virtually every taxpayer in Michigan, GOV. MILLIKEN (continued on page 11) jubilant Thursday as Gov. Milliken in his State of the State address outlined a plan to cut taxes by some $370 million. Nixon scraps wage-price rules, But grim-faced Democrats - obviously worried that the success of such a program would increase Republican popularity - wondered where additional revenue would come from to support current state programs. Newly elected state Rep. H. Lynn Jondahl, D-East Lansing, asked vows continued inflation control Congress he will rely on a largely rate of inflation of any industrial President George Meany as a member, whethet the government could get WASHINGTON voluntary effort to restrain increases in country in the free world." (AP) - President to advise the Cost of Living Council on along on reduced funds and still meet Nixon, vowing a continued fight prices and wages. Nixon's dismantling of most of the its responsibilities. possible modifications in pay But he said firm regulations will be control "We've got a whole lot of undone against inflation, scrapped most firm machinery will lead, Shultz standards. continued "with special vigor for firms said, to dramatic cutbacks in the wage-price controls Thursday except Under the old rules, pay business," Jondahl said. "And to talk for those on the food and health involved in food processing and food number of federal workers hikes assigned to retailing." generally were to be limited to a industries. policing wage-price restraints. EP. JONDAHL In addition, mandatory aspects of maximum of 5V4 per cent a year. (continued In a surprise move, Nixon told While taking most of the teeth out on page 11) the now-abandoned Phase 2 control of the program, Nixon promised All new price program will continue to apply to Congress that "special efforts will be or wage increases health services-doctor, dentist and made to combat inflation in areas would be reviewed by the Cost of Living Council. Nixon announced that ruling puts limit hospital bills. where rising prices have been ew In announcing .. . that he was particularly troublesome, especially in fighting rising food prices." John T. economist, Dunlop. Harvard University will become council abolishing the Phase 2 Price He said his anti-inflation director to succeed Donald Rumsefeld Commission and program Pay Board, Nixon would not be a total success "until its who has been nominated to be U.S. asked Congress to extend for one year impact is felt at the local supermarket Ambassador to the North Atlantic funding to students JOHN LINDSTROM always implied. But, this actually is a earned his full amount, he was allowed to beyond a scheduled April 30 expiration, the Economic Stabilization Act that permits firm wage-price ceilings. Under the or corner the Nixon expect grocery store." was somewhat vague about wage-price guidelines he management and observe during the weeks and months labor will to (continued on page 7) reversal of their old policy which was a stay at his job. His status was then requested standby tate News Staff Writer little looser," Henry C. Dykema, changed from work-study employe to authority, Secretary of the Treasury ahead. SN CORRECTION director of financial aids, said recently. a regular student employe and he was George Shultz said, any companies or "As a general guide for prices, ? of a new government increases of prices above presently A story in Thursday's State News all MSU students on "What the University is going to have paid by the department. unions that flout new voluntary to do is formulate a policy that will With the new ruling, students have guidlelines "are going to be authorized levels should not exceed incorrectly stated that Robert Williams dy and other federal increases in costs." aid. will have to watch their protect both the University and those to leave their jobs after earning their clobbered." Sr., a civil rights leader, held a couple students on financial aid," he said. allotment. They cannot stay on as The document added that even if hostage during a racial confrontation carefully, otherwise, they . . . . „ find themselves without aid No such regular employes. In a sPecial message to Congrss, costs go up, a firm would not be in North Carolina in the early sixties. policy has yet been little hope of finding more finalized, though several meetings have Neither will the student be allowed Ni?°" e^blishted ,a b™d ^ f expected to increase its profit margin recent historical base. The charge has not been tried in court been held among top administrators to to get another job on campus during ^ ^ * over a yet and hence the story should have discuss the problem. that academic year. Students needing a 2* Per "nt °r ** the end ° .th,s Nixon ...... announced he was included the word "allegedly." The Z™' w!hl,e1 boast'ne h!s Past P°llcies , , . they may put the University job will have to go off campus. establishing a management-labor . .. &ition where it has to repay The students who stand to suffer The government's rationale behind have already Produced- "the lowest advisory committee, with AFL-CIO State News regrets the error. the government. the most from the new government this policy is that once he has earned policy are those on the work-study his allotment, a student has no need ummer, the Dept. of Health, and Welfare ordered closer program. for additional funds. Ronald Roderick, associate director ENTERS GUILTY PLEA ng of all financial aid monies, All students on the program are of financial aids, recommended that all it"possible defaulting"of funds ^'owed to earn a certain amount of students on work-study come to the and the work-study money on a specified work-study job Bugging defend financial aids office for personal during the academic year. The federal government pays approximately 80 counseling. He said there was a government insists that this per cent of that amount. possibility of making adjustments on a ^f close students' allotments so he can keep monitoring) was in the past, after a student had long trial. I felt I should be with my the Democratic organization to working. WASHINGTON (AP) - A former White House aide, admitting he broke children." provide information." Hunt said he made the bond by Also, if the student does eam any into Democratic National Committee In assigning the proceeds of his wife's outlining the case Wednesday money in excess of his allotment, the headquarters to eavesdrop and steal prosecutor Earl Silbert had said that ughn $250,000 insurance policy. plans University is liable for those extra funds. Financial aids emphasized that if at all possible, the student would not be billed for that officials political secrets, was ordered to jail Thursday as testimony began in the trial for the other six Watergate case defendants. in Hunt faces a maximum of 50 years prison and $40,000 in fines at sentencing later. part of the plan by Republicans to gain information was to plant a spy in the campaign organizations of Sens. Edmund S. Muskie and "Did you commit each one of these George money. E. Howard Hunt Jr., ashen - faced McGovern. protect "This new policy is not equitable, crimes?" asked chief U.S. Circuit ne now that the students cannot continue but standing erect, pleaded guilty to all six charges against him and was ordered held. Judge John J. Sirica. "Yes sir, your honor," Hunt said. Fletcher testified that spoke to Hunt he contacted Thomas after he published material, photographs and Among the opening witnesses, Gregory, a student in Brigham Young Hunt said, as he did in court earlier audio and visual material. (continued on page 11) Robert B. Fletcher of Summit, N.J., LINDA WERFELMAN in the day, that the Watergate case, University in Provo, Utah and told him State News Staff Writer The protection would continue told of being asked by Hunt whether of the job offer. after the journalist involved had died, involving a breakin at the party he had "any friends in the Washington headquarters at the Watergate building said to protect Jackie Vaughn, he will introduce an early draft of the bills states. Otter provisions of the legislation Nixon unit complex, as outlined by the prosecutor, was substantially correct. area who might be interested in joining (continued on page 7) journalists from would change the state definition of of court Leaving the courthouse after charges r,,sals to reveal the stemming newspaper to include newspapers identity of published in a foreign language and source, when the legislature those published less than once each accused of posting $100,000 bond, Hunt told newsmen that he knew of no higher at the end of the month, ... administration officials involved in the wee)t you tne force source reporters of to their Present laws use the "newspaper" to refer only to English term violations Watergate affair. He siad that if he appears before a you've WASHINGTON (AP) - The Justice grand jury later "1 would testify to the lood gate," opened ^ ^ language newspapers which are best of my knowledge there were " Vaughn"said In an published at least weekly. Dept. Thursday accused the Finance none," he said of involvement of Thursday. "If you If passed, the bill would be the Committee to Re - elect the President the source of and three defeated higher officials. your material strongest shield law in the country, He said that he pleaded guilty gate congressional candidates ' of successful investigative Vaughn said, adding that several states violations of federal election laws. because he had undergone "the already have passed similar legislation. unexpected tragic death of my wife" Nixon administration has state legislators probably will be The four criminal actions were filed * in a plane crash last month. "I felt I freedoms by attacking the sympathetic toward the bill, partially in U.S. District Court here in the could not undergo the m Press, he said. because of a number of younger and nation's capital. experience of a denial of The eight count criminal liberty is contagious more a,ert representatives, Vaughn - nave to -* -*-■ information filed against President stop the cancer," 8 continued. "It's action aaain'ct David Bassett, an aide to Vaughn, Nixon's finance committe® charged SN refund today, but it will be against the committee, through its reasurer, e,se ap^ed, arguing that "If (California Hugh P. Sloan, gave G. Gordon Liddy, Today is the last day for students Wn,,IJ tomorrow. The four bills Gov.) Ronald Reagan is signing a bill a legal adviser to the panel, cash sums follow ■ this, others will have to — char!? prohibit J«ges contempt of resulting from like «uKA in the amount of $12,000, and carrying 10 credits or more who do not wish to read the State News or use Free on Mo" civil and " shield law would receive "prompt $5,300, without receiving a receipt. its services to receive authorization for and serious consideration" both in the The committee was charged in three E. Howard Hunt, Jr., a former White House aide and id lerflT^i conducted by bodies. House Judiciary committee and on the counts with failing to report these a refund of the $1 subscription fee one of the expenditures to the General paid at registration. Fee receipt cards seven charged in the Watergate breakin leaves U.S. District floor of the House of Representatives, * rf P^Wt should be presented at 345 Student Court in Washington Thursday after posting $100,000 bond. Rep. J. Bob Traxler, D Bay City, Accounting Office (GAO) and with Services Bldg. from 8 to 12 a.m. and 1 With him is attorney William O. Bittman, right. Hunt pleaded refuse in similar chairman of the Judiciary Committee, failing to obtain a receipt for and »n8 t0 to 5 p.m. today. surrender notes. »id. (continued on page 7) guilty to all six charges against him. AP Wirephoto 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, ■January |j 1 Selection heads board med ByTERI ALBRECHT C""°""U°g "" el"""',e 'e"Ch will be the ,ccpu„ceo, J summary State News Staff Writer The appointment of a director of women', piopams is The selection process Included Interview and Ice ™dUC6d M°°.000„„| expected pected to be of priority concern during the monthly recommendations by various administrators and faculty ^ contractor who had made the error in meeting of the board of trustees at 10 a.m. today. members. 3ESrlCTw, Robert Perrin, vice president of university relations, and The trystee nreeUn, will inclnde the fir« formsl wassUowed to wlthduw and submit Joseph McMillan, director of Equal Economic Opportunity appearance of Jack Stock, R-Alma, and Aubrey Nntromhpr Radchffe, monin. n Programs, \ _ r«c^m»d" to »n^'rf^XT«rd's RUn^," the ... .... - . . .. r» r iU. new bo.rd'.nembers elected laai November 1 A|Anfa/< loot including the naming of an assistant provost. "Education gets better than TO TEACH UNDERGRADS The new position was created to provide th. I half of the state budget. It is colleges on campus with a direct link to key actor T Trustee Kenneth Thompson, R-East Lansing J still the area that state to report on the grant - sponsored overseas ti government has responsibility for. Local government collects garbage and the federal government fights wars." Chicano grad studies and programs. The trip was 1 of under the auspices of the Midwest nj inter, Consortium for International Activities for the n Richard L. Beers, By ANNE STAFFORD Because most of the development. imdpr the assistance of Providln8 toP administrators and board! staff director State News Staff Writer Chicano population in "*n College of James L. Conklin, associate opportunities to view educational activities abroad.1 Governor's Commission The College of Education Michigan migrated here only Education's point - of - dean for student affairs. The board memt,ers held their regular closed J has set up a program to 20 to 25 years ago, the view. we have a significant Richard E. Sullivan, dean of on Higher Education meeting eariier this week instead of its i recruit Chicano graduate problem of educating them Mexican population in the College of Arts and immenion, or voting for George Hotel, an apt monolith for urbane you've read this far and haven't seen ■ Another man knows a pair of case like an old chicken bone. armed with an arsenal of weapons Wa,lace 0rder isnotbred from harmony America and a fitting tombstone for it, you might as well check it out some suspects and refuses to give Or, it could be that the entire potent enough for a guerilla force can harmnnv ic gained by a skull those who died because of the evening this week and decide for do nothing. ignorance of others. names. Three policemen were incident was very poorly reported; yourself. Perhaps it is just that I cannot by ricocheting bullets, that some guy from AP or UPI or believe in incompetence, at what they believe, but are Knight newspapers or wherever, I do not blame the policemen who sure, to be a vacated doorway, convinced his journalist brothers that, were killed, nor the ones who were dicopter flies over the scene in since Giarusso was not going to tell not. I would not even place the blame iaylight and thinks one of its them anything, they should get iters has shot the totally on Giarusso, though his orders sniper, but together and confuse the entire issue and reactions, were some of the La Vend/fa Comincia Lunedi THE STATE NEWS IS HAYING ILBEIH 11 BOA ITTNEIN DerVerKauf fangt Montaq an A CLEARANCE SALE?? •^cr ■fh-'-MK iVn I Xetouhrna archiziDef SAL6 BEQYNEER Ran Litfinin zia a °{ 9L°L % & a Li qui da gao -Feira Csequnda ANQ PANILIblANAY 5A LUNES Vente en Reclame /undi La Barata Comienz Lunes I Yes; The State News is joining local retailers in their traditional January Clearance Sales! 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Starts USE QJIK CLEARANCE SALE TO PROMOTE a-t-hhe MSU BO KSTO, In the International Center YOUR CLEARANCE SALE (OR WHATEVER!) it applicable to Ci«ulfl«d Adi. 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January |2,, Education panel set up to offer solid answers connected with education as By MICHAEL FOX chairman of the State News Staff WRiter News Background commission. Though Gov. Milliken did not mention higher the governor was happy Though he will hold off '"IMs is a lay committee, education in his State of the with the status he quo on legislation proposals on made up of people who State address Thursday, the wouldn't have appointed higher education in his should be served by higher governor is clearly the commission." education message, Milliken education," Beers said in planning to seek The governor's concern has in the past advocated the commission's office in fundamental changes in with education is not changes such as a the Lewis Case Building. post-high school education, surprising. The State Dept. constitutional amendment Milliken has busied of Education estimates that to end election of major himself the A number of previous past several one of every three citizens college governing boards, years with reforming the in Michigan either attends study groups have dissected including MSU. higher education and financing of elementary and school or works at Milliken had announced secondary education. Now educational institutions, his intention of creating a developed ideal models. Beers said. he has challenged the status "Better than one half of commission on higher quo in higher education by appointing a major the state's budget goes to education," Beers said. "It's education in a special "We know what the Smooth message on education in problems are from previous Recent rains and commission from which he still the area that the state studies. freezing temperatures created a crossing on foot. April 1971. But until now Now this - seeks solid government has the major he has been preoccupied commission has to reach a gigantic ice skating rink behind Brody Hall. While State News photo by recommendations action. for responsibility for. Local government collects garbage with the public schools. In making appointments concensus on answers." skating enthusiasts find it fun, it does make it hard Lewis W. J A Commission on Higher and the federal government to the commission, Education, appointed by fights wars." however, Milliken has Student follows truth of gur Milliken on Dec. 29, has Milliken said in his State already destined the been charged by the of the State address that he orientation of governor to report on three will present a special recommendations which the integral aspects of Michigan message on education, panel will offer. A majority higher education: goals and probably in February. He of functions; governance and usually outlines legislative noneducation By LINNEA SLATER how to be true to people" Lemer has talked to religion The devotees try to only six in the |j coordination and financing, programs in special representatives — business people — make up labor and State News Staff Writer but no one seemed to be and psychology classes convey the experience of God-realization through States. The ranks swollen to hi*] "It's not An MSU student's search experiencing truth. Then in about his experience, and some j a study group," messages, having singled out the commission. the group is sponsoring the talks and demonstration. followers. 1 said commission staff the for truth landed him in a spring term 1972 a student director Richard L. Beers, environment, health, Of 26 appointments tent city in Delhi, India, at mentioned the 14-year-old visit of a Mahatma to MSU They play music, dance and The Guru vfajJ transportation and made Dec. 29, there were on Jan. 21. feel the love that comes United States in "The commission is very the feet of a teenage guru boy who offered true education financing in the only three college At 7:30 p.nif every night with meditation, Lerner 1972, and returned tiL much oriented to action. If during fall term. religious experience through past. presidents, two his "inspired knowledge." about 30 men and women explained. accompanied by I Marc A. Lerner, Midland EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY faculty members and two senior, has returned from Lemer began to seek out converge on Lerner's house "To truly experience jumbo jets filled viijL peoples clii3 students. Furthermore, the boy's followeres. at 1530 Snyder Road for a God, one must see an inner followers. He Beers said the governor next India as a devotee of the Divine Light Mission. His "On Labor Day I received satsang, a discourse on the light through his third eye.i someday 500,000 » at M.S.U. week will certainly appoint Guru and his teachings, hear celestial music through day will knowledge," Lerner said. "I phone 351 ALL SAINTS CHURCH • 7160 chuRch someone not UNIVERSITY directly purpose at MSU is to invite students to accept the knowledge of the spiritual taIked to a Mahatma, a teacher, who spoke to my Incense fills the bare living room as barefoot. In they a enter comer a his inner ear, inside himself and taste a nectar experience the Word he knowledge." In 1966, at the eight, the Guru bi J Interdenominational head of the religion, Guru heart and showed me how hidden light 200 W. Grand River BAPTIST Maharaj Ji, 15, of Delhi, meditate." to He illuminates a can't speak," he said. Spiritual Master^JJL 800 Abbott Road at Michigan CHURCH flew to India in sheeted altar lined with Lerner has a list of about Divine Light Mission J The Rev. W. A. Eddy, rector flowers and photographs of 50 devotees at MSU. Just founded by his [J 332-5073 4608 S. Hagadorn Road, Lerner majored in October, joining 3,700 the chubby Guru. over a year ago there were was 1960. ^ WORSHIP SERVICE East Lansing psychology "to find out international devotees for a 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. month in a tent city outside Worship-10 a.m. Delhi. "Of Birds and Men" and 11:15 a.m. UNIVERSITYCHRISTIAN "It was a 'concentration' CHURCH ALUMNI CHAPEL by Dr. Wallace Robertson CHURCH SCHOOL For bus transportation and other information call: 351-4144 310 N. Bible Stuay Hagadorn 9:45 a.m. camp where we concentrated on learning the knowledge of Guru Gideon fund-raisers 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Worship 10:45 a.m. or 332-3035 Maharaj Ji and were plan meet Jan. 20-21 on campus 332-5193 Crib through Adults 332-8472 'brainwashed' so we could The Rev. Jack Hilyard,chaplain COFFEE HOUR Free Transportation become pure inside," Lerner 5:00 p.m.-Holy Communion AFTER SERVICES The Michigan Gideon to organize 51 new In other relij UNIVERSITY He returned to MSU OKEMOS Leadership Conference is branched of the activities this week: winter term, establishing a SEVENTH-DAY FIRST BAPTIST expected to draw nearly organization in the past 24 Congregation Divine Light center with EAST LANSING IRINITY CHURCH ADVENT 1ST CHURCH 4684 Marsh Road, Okemos four devotees off campus. 200 state business leaders to Kellogg Center Jan. 20'and 21. years. Israel's School Nursery 8411 Timberline Drive Also speaking will be program 149 Highland Avenue Guest Speaker IV 1 East Laming "Investing in God's Richard. CoelliQ, prubweor 9:30 a.m. this Sunt 9:45 a.m. Sunday School Work" is the conference or ArherlCari Nmougntand openings for 4 Mr. Robert Sparks II I Telephone: 351-8200 ll:O0a.m. Worship theme. The keynote speaker Language, on Improving yew-olds. The schoo will be C. Roberts, Ontario Interdenominational Saturday Services: (on radio WUNN 1110 K.C.) brass plant supervisor and speaking skills important for Grove St., East ij Group Bible Study 9:30 P 7:00 p.m. Praise Canadian director of Gideon witnessing, soliciting and The children d 8:30 p.m. College Fellowship Field Service. He has helped organizing. Hebrew songs, Evening Worship Service 7:00 P.M. Worship 11:00 AM Gideons are business and Bible and the ^ Wednesdays The Shorin Ryu Karate professional men who and beSin to 1 _ Mid-week Discussion and Prayer Wed. 7:00 P.M. Discussion and Prayer Groups David Daku, Youth Minister Club is looking for 25 devote their energies to their Jewish identity^ Call 351-8200 or 646-6401 for bus schedulesl 7:30 PM W. E. Robinson, Pastor people seriously promote funds to purchase the direction of tn CENTRAL UNITED and Place Bibles in Call 882-6580 or above Phone: 349-2830 interested in learning hotel, Jodl Oberfelder. number if you need METHODIST the art of Karate. Call motel ana hospital rooms, Tuition is $20 pel UNIVERSITY UNITED transportation in schools, doctors' offices ^all Shelly Elf Harold after 10 P.M. at METHODIST CHURCH 626 2290 and in the hands of overseas 337-0392, for f nurses and servicemen. information. "Unlock the mysteries" 1120 South Harrison Phone 351-7030 Ed&cwood United Services at 9:45 and 11:00 a.m. 9:40 a.m. Worship and Church School Church Church School 9:45 a.m. to 12:00 11:00 469 N. Hagadorn, E. Lansing An Ecumenical Fellowship Nursery Available a.m. Worship and — 485-9477 Church School New Liturgy — 9:30 a.m. Sermon - "Enter" Sermon at 11:00 a.m. by Dr. Truman A. Morrison ST. JOHN For transportation Sunday mornings Rev. Donn Doten STUDENT CENTER Bus service available Call 332-8693 or 332-0606 Sat. 327 M.A.C. evening mass 7:00 p.m MACRAME CORD SAI Sunday Masses: We're having a sale on No. 3V4 1 MORNING SERVICE 10:00 - a.m. 8:30 a.m. nip nylon macrame cord. Communion Service 9:45 a.m. 11:15 a.m. 1/3 off its regular price! EVENING SERVICE 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. - Please j & come in and see ui for 9:00 p.m. The Earl Nelson Singers Weekday Schedule your decoupaga, macrame, and | papier tole supplies. 8:00 a.m. Visit our new Student Center 12:30 p.m. open Lunch daily 9 a.m. to Wednesday 11 p.m. 4:30 p.m. THE ALLEY SHOP yr'jg - 12:30-1:30 ST. JOHN EAST Open daily 10:00-5:30 p.m. 4828 S. Hagadorn Sunday Masses: 9:45 a.m. or 332-8189 11:15 a.m. Weekday Schedule 9:30 p.m. Monday-Thurs. For more information AND STUDENT CENTER 1509 RIVER TERRACE Call 337-9778 LCMS MARTIN LUTHER Lutheran FIRST CHURCH OF CHAPEL Campus (2Au*eA CHRIST, SCIENTIST 444 Abbott Road 1618 S. Washington Lansing 332-0778 Ministries Sunday - 7:00 p.m. at Grand River Collingwood Entrance Pastor David Kruse East Lansing ALC-LCA "Is The End Near?" WORSHIP HOURS This is the question raised by the TIME Sunday Services - 10:30 a.m. for students and faculty at Lesson Sermon Subject 11:00 a.m. Communion Magazine in the January 8th issue. How does - "Sacrament" Daniel answer this question? 9-30 a.m. Communion UNIVERSITY Tenor Soloist, Violin, Choir and orchestra. 1st & 3rd LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School to age 20 Matins 10:30 a.m. 2nd & 4th 1020 S." Harrison 9:45-A.M Fellowship Wednesday Evening Meeting 332-2559 College Bible Clas* 8:00 p.m. 8:30 . .m. in the fireside room. Reading Room for faculty and staff at WORSHIP HOURS located in Church Friendly feelings and the great taste of ASCENSION LUTHERAN OPEN 2780 Haslett 8:30 a.m. Matins Sunday 11:00 a.m. Weekdays 9-5 p.m. Coca-Cola. That's the way it should be. Mon.. Tues., Thurs., Fri„ Dr. 337-7691 Roy Schroeder 10:30 a.m. Common Service "God's Wide Open Hand" evenings 7 9 p.m. | It's the real thing. Coke. I WORSHIP HOURS Dr. Howard F. Sugden, Pastor James Emery .Youth Pastor All are welcome 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. Wednesday- to attend church services '•30 p m. Sunday Schools vespers FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening and visit and use the 9:15 a.m. Call 482-0754 for information reading room. iv by Com Cola Bottling Company - of I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 12, 1973 7 orona case in jury's hands Nixon charged I /f (continued from page 1) "reM°n,b" - make a GAO report on an additional — •» »<«»'-» 38-year-old farm labor contractor "looks good on $2,000 Liddy spent. the Maximum penalty upon conviction on each count is and burying them in crude orchard graves, went to The prosecution, while surface, but when you scratch it, it starts to fall apart." one admitting several mistakes by He year in prison and a $1,000 fine. Thursday after final prosecution arguments. stressed incomplete or bungled crime reports, investigators, continued to hammer away at the three Items including Liddy, once a White House aide, is one of six persons a mixup of bodies, imprecise location of . in H h„. . .. which make up the heart of its case — blood stains on gravesites and the fact that blood stains were not analysed charged with political espionage and currently on trial for jmy of 10 [2.3 millions words of testimony and nenrlv°Tnnn testimony and nearly 1,000 Corona bearlng s vehicles and belongings, two meat market receipts name whic« J* found one gnye anJ a until eight months after the investigation began. He also urgued the prosecution's failure to come allegedly breaking into Democratic national last summer. headquarters | of evidence. so-called "death ledger" found in Corona's home. a motive for the killings and failure to match a machete up with He was fired from the Committee to Re - elect the President when he refused to answer Ifense attorney Richard Hawk, claiming the Special prosecutor Ronald Fahey said in his final belonging to Corona with any of the hack wounds of the questions about the break - in. lution botched the case and arrested the wrong man, argument Wednesday that the ledger contains, in Corona's victims. The government has Led his closing argument Wednesday. He called the handwriting, the names of seven of the 25 murder victims And no attempt was made to take alleged that Liddy first was hired as general counsel to Nixon's re election committee and fa dark and dismal chapter in law enforcement among its 34 entries. And he said no victim whose name meat receipts and other fingerprints from the moved to its fund - then appeared in the ledger was seen after the date evidence, he said.. - raising arm. beside his Therefore the jury "will have to consider the The prosecution has alleged that possibility Liddy was assigned to ,k said the elaborate chain of circumstantial evidence e"try that these receipts were planted." He did not specify who arrange an intelligence operation to spy on the Democrats k Corona contains at least nine separate links in which Hawk told the jury might have "planted" the evidence. and find if "extremist demonstrations" Wednesday that the case against the The informations filed were planned. The defense attorney told the Thursday do not say where the jury that Corona "should $31,300 total came from or for what it was used. have been a suspect" but so should everyone else who Others charged were: 'orker regains worked at the Jack Sullivan ranch north of where 24 of the 25 bodies were found June of 1971. Yuba City, buried in May and • Fritzjof P. Thygeson, a Peace and Freedom party candidate for the House of Representatives from the District of California who won the June 6 defeated in the general election. 40th primary but was IvENTRY, England here says a sneeze has ended "I can hear, I can hear," Haynes has been virtually •Charles W. Johnson, Democratic candidate for the House A 22-year-old a lifetime of almost total Jean Haynes shouted after deaf since birth. Recently, in the 17th district of Ohio who lost in Bugging defendant held the May 2 primary. an auto factory silence. the loud sneeze. she found she was allergic to • William C. Haden, Democratic candidate for the House the plastic foam used in the in the 14th district of Pennsylvania who lost in the April plant department where she primary. Nixon scraps wage-price rules worked. She started sneezing and couldn't stop - (continued from "Why did you page 1) enthusiasm about the work he was doing. Two - count informations were filed and Johnson charging both with against Thygeson failing to file candidate once going for six hours. contact reports of contributions and expenditures on the 15th and Itinued from page 1) The President Haynes was transfei Gregory first?" asked A. At first, but he , 5th days before the primaries in which they ran as required pictured About 800 businesses to another Gerald Alch department, but attorney for by federal law. | Organization. his new policies as offering with yearly sales of $250 she gave one final James W. McCord thought that the A sneeze on Jr., one one - count information charged Haden with failure to |on said that except in "even greater price stability million or more would be of information he was getting Saturday. Doctors believe the six file a report within five days before the primary in which he Tod and health areas, with less restrictive required to file reports remaining could not possibly be ot any the headjerking sneezes defendants. ran. e federal approval bureaucracy." But he said value. every three months unblocked a tube t be required for success would depend "on a "concerning in wages and prices. firm spirit of self-restraint" any weighted connecting her middle ear is mv mj ^r'ent*s Silbert had said Gregory average price change and miohTt thou«ht might be811 interested," and nose. he had infiltrated the offices of H by citizens, the Congress their profit margin." , means," he said, businesses and and the federal bureaucracy. Unions "I couldn't believe said Haynes of the it," change. Fletcher said. single and mobile." "He was both Muskie and McGover-.. DOMINO' M ; will be able to representing There's just one problem. Hunt had pleaded guilty Nixon emphasized that 5,000 or more workers must to three counts ine for themselves She said she has trouble Wednesday Later, Fletcher said, he Induct that conforms ■ standards," or federal he expects Congress to approve his federal—budget report wage—rate changes to the Cost of Living Council. sleeping. Too much noise. learned Gregory had work for Hunt. gone to and the government agreed to drop the other three, but PIZZA proposals, aimed at holding pg Those with 1,000 or more Judge Sirica refused to down federal spending, members would have to accept the arrangement. 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This University at Kresge Art of modem life and his incongruity is the source of Center this month expound fascination with its slick, its effect. upon the concept of cold sensuality. Another work, Vitto montage. They incorporate Representing a departure Acconci's "Kissoff," KeiPs the visual phenomena of from traditional pop absurdly pretentious in other. The result is a which are primitive in use of undei and symbolic modern urban life, and imagery is Roy tone, also combines media harmony of composition, feeling, Singier's "Space and Sua combined artfully with Dance" stands out as a Each flimsy line employ in the process, Lichtenstein's "Fish and in an effective and unusual the with a grace everything from Sky." In this work, the way. The work consists of use of offset photo- and highly sensitive reaction to and » artist created an artificial photographs of a man color lithographs giving this the modem world. Singier's capturing a single nuL photography and mock film offbeat work an impact and methods and style are movement the tal strips to the most landscape using natural putting on lipstick, smudges knee commonplace objects and elements thus, translating of the same lipstick, and a significance beyond the reminiscent of those of Paul elbow. or the crook J I them into the language of initial shock of the subject Klee. The artist shares effigies. blow-by-blow written matter. Klee's fascination with the Its charm, then hi In this group of prints, pop art. We see the sky, commentary on his actions, profusions of images, as mountains, sea and fishes each of these reinforcing the In the group of prints primitive everything from subtlety, its smpLJ its timeless the printing process used to beaut/! the color chosen, is Strongly in evid evocative of ancient art. this significant selet™ ANOTHER DISNEY HIT The work is in intaglio, a twentieth century, process involving engraving then, are two reactk into a surface, producing the modem world 4_ the design through the hand, that of tj»l MSU students Western exhibit are taking advantage of a display of Snowball': resulting relief patterns. This, combined with the use of sun-baked golds and rich, earth-browns, suggests the artists, who modern world «■ criticize it; and embr*,! other, that of the prjj J sketches from artists at Western Michigan University By AL SMITH ingredients which have covered wagon, a battered an outdoor patio. color and grainy surface of who look beyonjl being shown at Kresge Art Center this week. State News Reviewer spelled success for scores of station wagon and With the banker about to the stone the ancients used modern world for ij State News photo by John Dickson It would take a genius to Disney productions over the unmarked U - Haul - It call his note, the hero for engraving. permanence and onfel draw a night time crowd to trailer, and naturally desperately tries to finance The style of Singier's exhibit will be on years. downtown Lansing, but It has a clean cut young discovers a hotel which repairs by winning the work is also reminiscent of through Jan. 2 Walt Disney can do it. hero (Dean Jones again) closely resembles the House annual snowmobile race, AUDITIONS His genius lives on in the latest of his company's determined to pursue the American dream of self of Usher After (after the fall.) pointedly but is beaten out at the last moment by the banker Charles Gordone's fabulously successful reliance, a pretty wife wandering around the himself who exhibits Pulitzer productions, "Snowball (Nancy Olson), who snowy hills which comprise surprising athletic ability for Express," now playing at overcomes her feminine his property, the head of a man of his age and Prize winner the Gladmer Theater. need for security out of the family decides that it standing in the community. Not that it is the best of loyalty to her husband, a would make a delightful ski The screen writers deftly but innocent teenage resort in a sudden burst of turn defeat into victory in two decades. WJIM.ch Disney pictures. It is, in sexy "NO PLACE TO BE fact, a average, cut or two below but it retains all the daughter, a wise cracking little brother, a villainous inspiration anticipated by everyone in the audience the final scene in a way so bald - faced it deserves to be m Friday, Jan. 12 8 p.m. SANFORD AND 6. Sunday, Jan. 14 banker (Keenan Wynn), a over the age of reason, exposed, but that's not the SON. "A Visit from Lena 3 p.m. SUPER B SOMEBODY" rough old galoot with a heart of gold who befriends The banker slyly agrees to finance the scheme, and point. The real secret of Home." The realization of Sanford's ultimate fantasy. WILX, channel 10. Washington and Miami J for the NFL champid Curt Gowdy reporU.il the family (Harry Morgan) soon the hotel is restored to the Disney's success is that they 9 channel 10. 17 Ftoles - Men and Women and family Saint a reasonable facsimile of the know how to make movies p.m. THE CBS Bernard. Connecticut Inn in "A which almost every parent FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE. 5 p.m. MUSIC FORfl The young breadwinner White Christmas," but the "Pfctulia." George C. Scott, CELLO; BEETH01 TONIGHT 7:00 p.m. Fbom 49 Auditorium wants his children to see leaves his job at the big city giant engine refurbished to and at the same time Julie Christie and Richard Cellist Theo SalzmuJ insurance agency, tows his pull the rope tow takes a Chamberlain star. WJIM, pianist Joseph E wouldn't mind seeing family to Silver Hills, Wyo., downhill run itself and turns channel 6. perform Beethoven's!! himself. If you want an in the modern version of the the hotel dining room into 9 p.m. MASTERPIECE in G Minor, Op. 5, ll TONIGHT & SATURDAY in 109 ANTHONY hour or two of innocent enjoyment free of all intellectual pretensions but THEATER. Moonstone" Part 5. WKAR, "The WKAR, channel 2T 6 p.m. AN J * Continuifol The \ieiy best Porn Rim ever made' Al Goldstein filled with time honored channel 23. Saturday, Jan. 13. FAMILY. American an outstanding 13 f myths, find a series. WKAR. chinol "rmhei child who will take you to Saturday, Jan. 13 9 p.m. ABC SUM see "Snowball Express." 2 p.m. BIG 10 NIGHT MOVIE. ^ BASKETBALL. Iowa vs. Suite." Neil Simon co Illinois. WJIM, channel 6. WJRT, channel 12. 9 p.m. MASTERII pizza & sanDwicH shoppp 10 p.m. MARLENE THEATER. "Tom 6 DIETRICH. 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DEEP THROAT is At 12 midnight TONIGHT in Wilton Aud. $1 Admission astoundingly explicit - it goes beyond anything previously made. DEEP THROAT is rapidly becoming the standard to which all other adult films will be HERE FOR THREE compared. DEEP THROAT cannot be described - it must be Anything you have seen before is merely preparation for experienced. STARLTTE U S 27 WEST OF WAVERLY DAYS ONLY! the experience of DEEP THROAT. DEEP THROAT is Phone 372-2434 FRI.-SAT.-SIIN. NOW in its sixth month in New York at $5 per person, DEEP THROAT is NOW in its fourth month in Detroit, Who hasrt'f played Nith Real Dolls We present ffifbffT ■ I only to those persons over 18 years of age who enjoy extremely explicit erotic at sometime or MISS LESLIE1 entertainment. We have no wish to offend or shock. If you do not enjoy viewing incredibly graphic sexual behavior, we at Beal strongly recommend that you stay away. In DEEP THROAT we have the ultimate leliueiaiM in erotic entertainment, if you wish to experience it, A JOHN BOORMAN FILM Staffing we cordially invite you to attend - if you have any doubts about your probable reaction to this film, we JON VOIGHT BURT REYN' strongly encourage you to enjoy another program. "DELIVERANCE" Co-Starring NED BEATTY • RONNY COX • Serf DEEP THROAT is strictly for those who can take it. James Dickey Based on his novel • Produced and AH persons desiring admission to this picture must have proof of age. LOVE John Boorman • PANAVISION • • TECHNlCOlO^l SHOWTIMES for DEEP THROAT - 7:00 8:15 9:30 10:45 SHOWPLACE 109 ANTHONY Shown at SPECIAL MATINEE - S«t. & Sun. 12:00 minimum admission set by distributor at $2.00 8:30 "TO TEN COMMANDMENTS" shown at 1:00 PM QNI-V - All SeBLs 76fJ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 12, 1973 MARIAH IN McDONEL Blues comes to MSU Among this weekend's entertainment options By STEVEN ALLEN is the Steve McQueen State News Reviewer — Ali MacGraw Folk and blues entertainment returns to movie, ''The East Lansing this weekend Getaway," playing at with the opening of Mariah, Meridian Four a coffee house in McDonel klva. available. There will be two standbys the movies. RHA - plus the already legendary Featured artists this shows at 8 and 10:30 is showing two better than "Deep Throat." weekend are Sonny Terry tonight and Saturday night. average flicks this weekend: Downtown two rather and Brownie McGhee. Tickets go on sale at 7:15 "McCabe and Mrs. Miller" Admission is p.m. for the first show, 9:30 entertaining, albeit socially only $1. and "Klute." "McCabe" is Coffee and other p.m. for the second. Local insignificant movies are on worth seeing simply for the refreshments will be favorites the display: "The Poseidon Bluegrass sake of the ending, while Adventure" at the Michigan Extension Service will also "Klute" showcases some and Walt Disney perform. good acting by Donald production's "Snowball icCobe': There's a lot more than Sutherland and Jane Fbnda Express" at the Gladmer. a poeti music going on at Mariah who won an Oscar for her this weekend. Old time rendition of Bree. "Evel A better than expected comedy movies and Walt Knieval" is also being Walter Matthau and Carol becomes, through self Disney cartoons will be presented by RHA. Burnett film Altman's lyrical "Pete 'n' though the issues are ones brilliance are the shown in the kiva from 10 Tillie" and a worse than •e "McCabe and entrapment, one of the which can never be won. In chalkmark people who finds performances of the cast on a m- 1 p.m. Sonny Terry Beal features "The Heart expected Barbra Streisand pier" is, perhaps, the himaelf the end, McCabe and Mrs. all levels. Julie Christie, and Brownie McGhee will is a Lonely Hunter" a fine movie American motion a pawn of history. Miller are just two more "Up the Sandbox" McCabe, who fancies once thought of as another conduct an open workshop movie version of an equally are the feature attractions at J of recent memory. lost, lonely people as pretty face, proves she is an for a11 musicians and singers fine Carson McCullers novel the |xercise of poetic himself an important man, Spartan fwin Theaters. hopeless as the images in actress as well. ^ Warren from 1 to 5 p.m. A flea ,n, the film is one decides to settle down in Leonard Cohen's song. most unusual Presbyterian Church and Beatty in the title role, market will also be held The Maiia. furthers his position as one during the day. There is no is ever made. open up a saloon and whore The way they Altman's great of the best character actors admission charge for either lived- Leonard Cohen's house. Figuring that the accomplishment is piecing around. the movies or the workshop. invocation, "The miners do not really care together the film with a f The way they died. Fof Mary," to Vilmos who they sleep with sensitive and highly Finally, one cannot fail ("Better than going home to By BILL MECHANIC ^ Lansi Symphony ond's Itography, "McCabe brilliant |rs. Miller" leaves one Mary Five - fingers"), he sets up the house in tents State News Reviewer imaginative style. His first two major films, "M.A.S.H." and "Brewster to recognize the photography of Zsigmond, who has beautiful Orchestra, under the baton of t conductor Silva The (feeling of loss. Not so e loss of myths, but with Bearpaw. some rejects from His rather naive attitudes mining monopoly. The lecherous company, McCloud," show flashes of his unorthodox approach one of suddenly become the craftsmen of his field. foremost Pereira? concert at will 8:30 Everett High School, 3900 present p.m. a at Valachi Papers' with a sense of which does not make offers and subject matter, though "McCabe and Mrs. Miller, stabler St. I and a loss of will. in business are quickly to be refused, decide to take both Meridian): T people in "McCabe brought halt by UViU are aie marred uli by being shown this weekend And tjjat is about it this 6:30,8:45 over Presbyterian Church, directorial excess, by RHA, is a film not to be weekend for entertainment, Meridian 2: L Miller" are not the Presbyterian Church's including McCabe's 5:30, 7:45, 9:55 second important addition, missed, only to be enjoyed, except for those old | of the past westerns establishments. When "McCabe and Mrs. Beared the West of the Mrs. Miller, a prostitute McCabe foolishly resists Miller" unifies the past through their with a taste for opium. An three gunfighters are sent to flashes into a |>usness and bravery. 'educated" woman, Mrs. take care of him. compassionate, coherent TODAY open 1 PTOCTMI WOBMATIOH 4C390S , they are small Miller convinces McCabe to In the r,nest ending sincc work. His examination of 1:00 P.M.I inconsequential at let her run the whore house. Feature at 1:30 -High Noon," McCabe and myths, legends, love and - ■anre, though later the Due partly to Mrs. the gunfighters take center 3:25 - 5:35 7:35- basic human interactions are Ition of the land, Miller's additions ("real" stage, bringing out the 9:45 P.M. magnificent examples of fcabe, a small time whores and the town's first ambiguity of how the West understatement. Irboat gambler, enters ■lining settlement of bath), McCabe and was really settled. Presbyterian Church's The battle is HELL,UPSiDE DOWN fought. Added to ■terian Church (named reputations begin to grow. ■■■■■■■■BeBBBBBBBeeBBBei ts first building) with Unfortunately, the rumors — i little more on the of the town's growth reach Ithan the rest. He a Frank Norris type of DOMINO'S [ Back by Popular Demand PIZZA at michigan state university MITCH RYDER 50< off Sunday Night in the (with coupon) Shnw Bar | Starts at 9 p.m. 351-7100 First Month'73 good on any piua M.00 cover on* coupon per pizia fl»C^%pwne1HEPO5B()ONA[W?(TURr4irT*|G0IEHACMW< ERNEST BCRGWNE RED BUTTONS The original land-grant tavern j Good thru Sun. Jan. 14 Trowbridge Shop only CAHHYKfY ROOWMcKMi STH1A SJWNS MKUafHMN ARTHUR (JCONNER BBC SHEA and SHELLEY WINTERS a-** KX WHISON LESLIE NIELSEN ■ TfcCtfui 18 kRHARHARHARHARHARHA RHARHARHARHARHA Presents 'Godspelf One man call girls is missing.^ 22 £W-j wo ^ lie dead. .and someone inbreathing on the other IV.. i lv 1 > end of the phone. 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Opon to MSU stwdonts, Foculty A Stall only. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, JanujJafy 121, Captain quits; refuses combat flights SAIGON (AP) "a man has to answer to -- Saying discontinuation of the But the massive bombing of war. that any war creates an evil far greater than anything it before the military's duties at his base in southern Thailand while the killed, captured or are missing. But iie said this was He said he has not been harassed because of his with for the written p equivalent of a grand jury, refusal to fly and that most letter' himself first," a much - l the North might have been is trying to prevent, to determine if he should Air Force determines what not really his reason for that he had ch "M decorated B52 commander the last straw, and I think the that specifically whatever the reasons, even face a court - martial for action to take. refusing to go into combat. people, officers, including senior have been views about the*nWl submitted his resignation step for the self - determination refusing to fly. Conviction He is the first American "Anybody who is not supporting his sJ!* Thursday, after refusing to pushed me over the brink. of South Vietnam. The could bring a two • year pilot known to have refused afraid is crazy," he said. sympathetic to his views, conscientious *2?^ fly any more combat goals do not justify the mass prison term. to go into combat since air "There is always a lot of The five crewmen he flew added. "After the cease fire for destruction and adrenalin pumping up there. missions. - killing. It's operations began in Christmas, the massive torn our own country The findings will not be Southeast Asia 8 and one • It was not really the Professor fa/jj bombardments resumed and apart." known for several days. half years ago. element of fear that resulted "The goals do not justify I decided I had to take the Heck said in an interview, Heck said his feelings in my decision. I've been the mass destruction and Heck said he hoped the step. I reached the decision but in the meantime he has about the war began to afraid before this when I killing. It was not Dec. 26 and I went to Air Fbrce would release him submitted his see resignation build up last September was flying C123s and specifically the bombing of the North," said Capt. Michael J. Heck, 30, of my wing commander and informed him of my without a court - martial, but that he could live with a and also, as an alternative, is seeking noncombat status as when he returned for his third B52 tour but he was getting shot at. I could still function. I think most guys on mind decision. He advised me to prison term "easier than I a conscientious objector. able to live with it because can. The first female professor of Chula Vista, Calif. "There is seek legal assistance. can with taking part in the That could result in "If they tell me now to philosophy at o he believed peace was near University, England, will speak on "Causation of a enough suffering just in war." immediate discharge rather South Vietnam to warrant a "I came to the decision He and he could avoid go on milk runs, the B52 8 tonight in 102B Wells Hall. Ac appeared Thursday, than court • martial. facing the issue. targets over South Vietnam Elizabeth Anscombe, well known for her Heck, with 175 B52 where nobody gets shot at, I philosophy of the mind, is also recognized as on*!S missions, rating as a flight Heck acknowledged that would feel no different. I a leading authorities on Ludwig Wittgenstein, an U Union Board to open commander, and combat missions in a C123 flare drop and forward air 100 there is an element of fear in flying into the heavily defended regions where 16 would even refuse a ground job supervising the leading who revolutionized 20th century She has authored "Intention" and "An philosophy. Introdum of bombs or refueling Wittgenstein's Tractatus." control plane, is currently B52 bombers have been lost aircraft. I can't be a Anscombe's talk is craft, painting classes sponsored by the n ■ to administrative and scores of crewmen participant." Philosophy. A new series of craft s, from 7 to 9 p.m. sessions, 7 to 9 p.m., lessons, sponsored by the each Monday night in 33 beginning Tuesday, in 37 Union Board for the first time this term, will begin next week. Interested persons may Union. from Lessons in macrame wall 7 to - be given by Amy Rohman 9 constructing hangings will p.m. each Union. 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SIMP"™" .j,?; FRiDAY & SATURDAY SUGAR COONIS - 7:00 & 9:30 I08B Wells ...SOfT...SWC€T...S«TIS»UK SUSS 15SSKEBK12S?! — n°° Auburn Film EASTMANCOLOR RATED) ■ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 12, 1973 11 rmy announces command IhINGTON (AP) - Faced with peacetime from "pressures" both in and changes outside the Army. research and I r and budget cute, the Army announced Thursday Among them, he said, was the need "to maintain an development of new weapons and to provide and reserve units in their geographic areas. IT reorganization of its stateside command structure errective national security while we accept a reduced logistics support. Other changes call for realignment and consolidation of Irove efficiency and strengthen readiness of its active budget and reduced manpower," criticism from reduce headquarters Congress to The Third Army headquarters to be disbanded and its a number of Army facilities around the country, the & the Army Robert F. FVoehlke said the combat readiness of the staffs and the need to improve the armed forces with particular responsibilities taken Ft. Meade, Md. over by First Army headquarters at moving of the Recruiting Command from Hampton Roads, Va., to Chicago, and the establishment of a Health Servies fcization. first since 1962, would cut military and emphasis on the reserves. Command at Ft. Sam Houston. P manpower by 15,000, save about $190 million a The size of the TTiis will leave three regional Army headqurters: The army has shrunk from 1.5 million men First at Ft. Meade, the Fifth at Ft. Sam |r about $1 billion over five years and result in "a and women at the height of the Vietnam War in 1968 to the Sixth at San FVancisco's Houston, Tex., and Froehlke said the moves will result in a 10 per cent about 865,000, and is due Presidio, all of which will be reduction in the Army staff at the to drop to 790,000 changes mainly involve headquarters staffs and of the fiscal by the end involved primarily with Pentagon and a slight cut f year. supervision of the national guard in the number of generals. i affect the structure of Army combat divisions, nor The new plan calls for: jy affect overseas commands. Effect, the streamlining cute away some of the layers ,A. For°® Command to be created Republicans cheer tax cut proposals . at Ft. McPherson Ln the field and major headquarters. 5 new major commands will be created, one to ZSV 8?rve 88 a 8in«le "eld headquarters for supervising and training the combat readiness of all active , the combat readiness of the regular forces, the and reserve units in the United States and Puerto Rico. (continued from ■al guard and Army reserve, and the other responsible take over some of the duties now performed by page 1) property tax but where are speech discussing the tax cuts relief programs. Tdividual training and development of new concepts the Continental Army Command in Fr. Monroe, Va., which .. about how we're in sound we going to make up the and the plans for education Wines. will be disbanded. fiscal shape seems to be money that is gone?" spending reform. "Whether it gets through the jee major present commands and headquarters will be A Training and Doctrine Command to be established at some kind of euphoria." Jondahl asked. "The legislature depends a lot Lted, including the late Gen. George S. Patton's Ft Monroe, responsible for individual training economy is going to have to House minority floor on the economy, but I think ■ War II command, and the Third United States Army and campus RO.T.C. army schools Jondahl suggested that the potential for tax programs. stay at peak in terms of leader Rep. Clifford Smart, Quartered at Ft. McPherson, Ga. money the being returned to employment and R-Walled Lake, said the reduction is great," Pittinger pehlke and Gen. Crelghton W. Abrams, holding his Combat Developments taxpayers could be used production and an auto legislature will seriously said. rS conference since becoming chief of staff last fall, Command, located at Ft Belvoir more effectively to finance strike would va., to be absorbed into the pretty well consider the governor's tax Sen. Gilbert Training and Doctrine incomplete state programs, clobber that." Bursley, reorganization would begin in March and be command. relief proposal. R-Ann Arbor, chairman of such as low-Income „>d within 12 months. The Army Material Command, headquartered in housing. ' 'I'm The United the Senate Education Cehlke said the changes, long in planning, resulted Washington to be scaled down but continue on its not adverse to Workers' contract with the Auto "The plan is very feasible Committee, said that job of finding ways to reduce the and long overdue," Smart major automobile Milliken's tax cuts have said. "There is enough companies is been considered in up for sentiment in this legislature formulating new plans for uling renegotiation this year. limits to get some sort of tax education financing. Psychic study Hiough most of the grim reduction and any plan of this sort would faces in the audience get "We will have our school substantial consideratoin." (continued from page 1) intensifies in seemed to belong to financing plan far enough Democrats, the Democrats along by the time the Sen. Phillip Pittenger, fcg," Dykema said. appraising them of the new situation and asking that they would probably be more R-Lansing, said he would do legislature makes any tax lady, several students on work-study programs have monitor themselves. Soviet Union likely to agree to a tax relief cuts so that we can alter our laid off, apparently all from the library. No other Both Dykema and Roderick also plan than would anything he could to plans to fit the tax system," emphasized that these support the governor's tax nents contacted reported that any work-study new government Republicans, House Speaker he explained. rulings would mean a tremendous increase NEW YORK (UPI) - .is had as yet been laid off. In the work load of the Financial aids staff. The extra work Russian scientists are William Ryan, D-Detroit, Berick also expected problems with students on loans, load will be created by said. Jry to supplement their income with a campus job. terminating of jobs and job counseling. work-study records, and the intensifying their studies of psychic phenomena, But fibram/ Planetarium ■ jobs must be terminated he said, though the office If the University refused to follow these federal legislative approval according to Alexander of a tax cut will depend ^ difficulty in terminating them, because the students guidelines, it could mean serious trouble. Several universities Everett, president of Mind hs will be difficult to find. across the nation have been audited by the government and greatly on Milliken's presents: Dynamics, an educational £re asking all students on aid to impose some ordered to reimburse the government for those funds which institution which teaches projections of state revenue, he added. knitoring on themselves to keep from getting into a it claimed the universities had over-awarded. The University self improvement bn like that," Roderick said. He added that the of Nebraska has been ordered to through "In his speech today, pay approximately the controlled use of alpha tal aids office would soon send a letter to all students, $120,000. Milliken gave no estimate of waves. total revenues," Ryan said. Everett made that point "And we have to rely on his when speaking in New York projections." Milliken recommends tax cuts in message on Soviet efforts to utilize psychic energies. Some groups of jubilant Republicans stood on the House floor after Milliken's (continued from page 1) information, he said. Kiral the central cities," Milliken said, areas or oration of public faith in government will be a These steps and others, which will of public confidence and "counter the erosion /\iAjrrruw u&c vto&iicL •Little Green Men: intelligent life in the universe. trust," will cause increased Jge equal to the demands of education reform and government responsibility, Milliken said. Most modern scientists agree that life exists on Ky tax relief, the governor said. "A wall of public distrust \ citizens are absolutely fed up with ever • rising increasingly isolates planets in deep space beyond the solar system, and it government from the people it serves," he added. "The is possible that someday we will discover J he added. "And, quite frankly, they don't think question is not whether government can be and Lx dollar is being well spent. Many people have lost the people; the question is whether we will." responsive to communicate with extraterrestrial intelligence. Ti in government; almost all have lost some faith in Milliken also recommended action to stimulate oent." economic expansion and employment. luggested that public confidence in government could SHOWTIMES ADMISSION lored if government officials do not promise more Friday Saturday - Sunday Only in Color Friday 8 & 10 PM Adults $1 ley can deliver and if they become more efficient in - Saturday 2:30, 8 8< 10 PM MSU Students (ID) 75c kment aspects of their jobs. 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Heart is fn.thru [dults DEAN NANCY HARRY KEENAN GEORGE acLondijcHunter p.. m JONES • OLSON; MORGAN • WYNN • LINDSEY DON TAIT AND JIM PARKERVARNOLO MARGOLIN \6merBi0s.-§evencAits [and F'nal Week T RON MILLER "TK NORMAN T0KAR TECHNICOLOR * O lansing I ) b:UU - Today /:io - jj^lUaltE^sney Ulorld^ ADMISSION $1.09 100 ENGINEERING ka^tswlth I.D.'l tl.KO all ■uaninos 7:00 ft 9:30 A BEAL FILM 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January | Spartans By GARY KORRECK State News Sports Writer intrastate rivalry is 4 p.m. and a win for the Spartans with short guards for two years," he explained. "This Ganakas turnovers, believes which have geared would be a big boost to is not just a one-shot deal— hampered the squad thus MSU has a chance to take far, could be detrimental their title aspirations. I think we have superior the Big Ten basketball lead U-M leads the speed and quickness. against U—M, though he Saturday when it hosts conference with a 2-0 "We can always change plans no offensive changes. U—M at Jenison Fieldhouse mark, including victories on defense if it doesn't and coach Gus Ganakas over Ohio State and an Iowa work," he added. "Last year "They don't run as much promised his team would be out In a zone as they used to," he said, squad which stunned we came "but when they do they are ready. Minnesota in its opener. against them and they made "This game is important effective and turnovers "U —M is a very us come out of it." to everyone right down to could hurt us. the manager," Ganakas well-organized team and It is expected that U—M commented, "if any player, on either team, is not ready they deserve any high-ranking they may get," Ganakas observed. " They will use the zone against the Spartans which would put additional pressure on "It will be hard for us to control the tempo against w iM them anyway," he CAMPY RUSSELL HENRY WILMORE there must be something wrong with his blood." have shown that they can play all phases of the Robinson. Robinson has sacrificed continued, "U—M is capable of annihilating a team; we Kb Tip-off time for the his shooting somewhat this game." just want to stay in the Defensive matchups will year to serve as a playmaker for forwards Smith and game and take It from v/1 AFTER SMOKING MARIJUANA probably see 6-5 Allen Smith against 6-7 Campy Hairston, but Ganakas said there." Russell; 6-7 Bill Kilgore on Robinson has the Ganakas is reluctant to 6-10 Ken Brady.6-7, Lindsay experience to know he will pinpoint any aspect of the Five cadets quit school Hairston against 6-8 Ernie Johnson and 5-10 Mike Robinson on 5-10 Joe have to shoot on Saturday. away "Their zone will our inside game," take game indicated as crucial, that but rebounding strength would play a major he Johnson. Ganakas commented, "and factor. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, One problem the Wolves perimeter shooting will be holidays while away from Colo. (UPI) Five cadets, the may present for MSU is vital for us in the first half. "Both clubs have good - Academy," said including two members of 6-3Vi Henry Wilmore who agility and good strength on the "Robinson and Smith the boards," he said. varsity football team, Rothgeb said that all five will probably start at guard Rothgeb. "He just walked will have to be our zone "Turnovers may hurt us resigned from the Air Force who quit the school were opposite the Spartan's Gary Academy Thursday for in and turned himself in." Ganakas. busters," he added. more because it will give upperclassmen and that The resignations were the Ganakas also smoking marijuana. their resignations followed a Ganakas is just 5-5 and plans to them a chance to take two "Five cadets have first since January, 1972, keep his forwards moving to or three shots, but we're two - day Academy Wilmore has been described submitted their when 39 cadets quit school compensate for zone. hoping that their zone will resignations," said Academy investigation. He said the infraction did not violate after being linked to honor code cheating violations. by coach Johnny Orr as "a guard who will play under "In moving ourselves cut down their Soft touch spokesman Capt. H.L. the school honor code but the basket." with good timing we get a rebounding." Guard Mike Robinson will be pressed to shoot m Four of those also admitted Rothgeb. "Disposition of was "a violation of a federal Ganakas does not foresee chance to rebound— if we this week against Michigan to negate the Wolverine I allegations against three to trying marijuana. In Ganakas added that both law." other cadets is pending." 1965, 109 cadets resigned a problem with the height just stand around we'll get teams have men "who don't strong zone defense. Robinson has been average I "Two of the five cadets following a cheating scandal disadvantage, however. one shot and that's it," mind rough board play" and 23.1 points in MSU's first ten games. I "The investigation began "We have been playing Ganakas said. who resigned were football Tuesday after a cadet centered among athletes. he does not see many fouls State News photo by Bruce Remingt*! players," he said, "but we admitted use of drugs r being called. Ironically, the at Minnesota and Put® don't give out names In 1967, 46 cadets at the on during the Christmas "I think there will be MSU—U—M contest did not Northwestern, school located outside Colorado Springs, Colo., in many turning points in the make the Big Ten television The MSU Jay veesUi_ the foothills of the R^cky game," he continued," I slate which goes to the Iowa Muskegon ComiaiJ doubt if there is one single at Illinois contest. Other Big College in the prelimi» Mountains, resignedl after Sunday Pizza Deal examination material passed among cadets, was thing which will decide the outcome." Ten games include; Ohio State at Indiana, Wisconsin which gets underwijB 1:45. including eight football PENIN6ER VS. BLUBAUGH ">r off players and three varsity basketball players. Varsity - King 16" Wrestlers b on a (1 item or more) PIZZA. Good with this coupon on to By PAT FARNAN But Blubaugh is no longer friendship and now a inexperience. Sunday, Jan. 14 ifrom 5 p.m. on £ State News Sports Writer an assistant. He is no longer rivalry," Blubaugh An American gold A couple of old friends employed with the MSU commented from his Menu: medalist, the 1960 *Subs(4to #Ai will be reunited today under coaching staff. He has his Bloomington, Indiana Olympics, Blubaugh readily very familiar circumstances. own unit now, a Big Ten domicile. 'This match is admits that choose from * in it will be Foot Long Grady Peninger, MSU squad. And you can bet very important to both of a rebuilding year for his * pjj * head wrestling coach, and he'll try to whip the pants us, but it'll never waver our Hoosiers. Varsity Dogs Doug Blubaugh, for seven right off his ol' Spartan pals. friendship. It's a very "We're not at the top by 'special prices for years Peninger's assistant, "Doug and I have been intimate friendship." any means," he said. "We're parties available will once again converge on very close friends for a long Both Peninger and working at It and we'll just . FREE FAST HOT DELIVERY the wrestling mat for a time," Peninger said. "He's Blubaugh have had their go from there. We haven't Starts at 5 P.M. common goal — winning. as good a friend as I have. problems this year. been able to do We've known each other for any Peninger, of course, has recruiting yet and that'll several years now. But we're been confronted with an help." iVSRSITY both going to go out and try assortment of injuries to However, Blubaugh is and win this one." key figures. Blubaugh optimistic about his young Scheduled for 7:30 p.m. inherited the head position wrestlers potential. today in the Sports Arena at Indiana following the "We have a good bunch of the Men's IM, the match death of former coach "/'// will pit Blubaugh's Indiana Charley McDaniel, last of boys, but they'll have to say it again . fl University squad against his October. With it he former allegiance. inherited a number of adapt to me," he explained. "In the long run, the underclassmen will probably Grady," BLUBAUGH he comma "Grady and 1 have a great problems, particularly be better wrestlers than the "The knowledge that III Sam juniors and seniors because acquired is jusf they don't have to make a combination of i >5^ transition. They'll mature and Grady's. I guess in! with the sense I'm a copycat,! knowledge of how I want them to wrestle. everyone We'll recruit our wrestlers conglomeration o with that in mind," picked up from here ■ There's only one place in town like the Blubaugh said. there." Hoosegow. It's not the average bar. And I During Blubaugh's nine year tenure with Peninger, Blubaugh mentioned! ought to know, I used to run Rick's Place in he was of invaluable he and Peninger hull help in Casablanca. The Hoosegow is not for bringing the Spartans to uncanny ability of eo national up with the same tlx* everybody. It's a refreshing alternative. prominence. But at the same time. Blubaugh believes he also THE gained essential knowledge of both wrestling tactics and "It sometimes was how almost I much ■ HOC/1: GCW coaching. "I learned a great deal thought alike," he laujtT Grady's friendship w»l just from being around main reason I stayedN AT MSU. It gave me a chanar wrestle and enjoy f things which I'll ■ NEW PLACE forget. ED 2-2113 2758 Grand River, East Lansing The Hoosiers top t» Bill Willetts at are J three year lettermanf Clark at 167 pound*I It takes JIM'S SPARKLES! Jim Cleary who f«C second in the BijJ a 'Rossi' championships last jt 177. • to catch •Top skiing a 'Rossi' • The FOOD competitors call it "the • Try the racing machine" And rightly so. Olympique- a medium • The PLACE • more 'Rossis' have won gold medals in priced all around ski for the advancing skier. Registration women's singles deadlinji and competition than any • And the price? 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MENU Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 12, 1973 13 'isconsin poses tough test >r AASU's streaking icers toy STEVE STEIN TV, formidable test for the \ News Sports Writw young Spartan club, which "We're fighting for first Chaurest has taken over comes into the set with an place this weekend and we the point leadership from want to stay top," eight - game winning streak, on Gagnon with his fine will be Ij of the nation's top hockey teams Bessone emphasized. "We performance of last jg at Demonstration the four-point series with a J", """! also want to keep first place weekend. The Montreal, this weekend as the 27 - 23 point edge over the P'ayerS back place season's second from club, ,ast in the Big Ten (four Quebec, senior has scored A . leading MSU - Badgers. MSU has a 12 3 - ■ conference teams are in the 16 goals and gained 11 tns face the second • 1 overall record while the including both of its top goalies. WCHA). assists in all games, with 11 Wisconsin Badgers Wisconsin squad is 14 - 3 - "The home ice advantage goals and six assists in 3. "We'll really have to play will mean a lot to us also," WCHA play. fit and Saturday nights our best hockey of the year ling at 7:30. this the veteran MSU mentor The Badgers will pose week," Bessone said. th games will be t "Wisconsin's strength is in added. Freshman Steve Colp has Darl Bolton, who was put 13 goals, captain Sipola lias its forwards and two in the difficult spot of scored nine times and right experienced goalies. "Gary Winchester, a replacing graduated Spartan winger Mark Calder has iSl/ swimm sophomore, and Dennis Olmstead, a freshman, are two of their most talented center and all scorer • time leading Gilles Gagnon on MSU's first line with captain Bill Sipola and Michel added eight tallies. Defenseman Bob Boyd, who also leads the Spartans in penalty minutes with 64, front men," the Spartan ice Wiscon coach added. "Winchester is a tremendous sophomore. player for a Chaurest, was impressive last week. Bolton gained two assists heads MSU in the assists category with 17. Chaurest, Calder and Norm Barnes have at any time this year," while Chaurest tallied three each have 11 assists. ly JACK WALKDEN 'Their two goalies - Jim :e News Sports Writer of the closest Fetters "Swimming concluded. as good as we Makey and Dick Perkins were among the best in the -- times and Sipola scored twice last weekend against Daryl have in the past will not be Minnesota. ferning n is meets of the expected Saturday good enough Saturday." nation last year while alternating. With those "Darl did a tremendous FACE IOWA, BADGERS Three of the top events job," Bessone said. "He strengths present, we'll have of the day will be the two forechecked quite well. I the MSU tankers host work cut out for us." our Wisconsin Badgers at That line will do all right diving events and the 200 The Spartans have the p.m. meet is beginning butterfly. Ken Winfield, who was elected co - captain of the swimming team home ice advantage, of course, and quite a bit of when they get their timing down. He'll start this weekend." continue to G-men at [half hour earlier than to _ > allow fans to go to swimming meet and to the basketball Wednesday teammates, work cut will out by have for his him his desire to stay in first place. "We've proven that we're a first place club up until now and they have to catch to Everyone should be ready go against the Badgers and Bessone said there will By BILL CONSTABLE State News Sports Writer The Dave Hawkeyes are led by defending still rings champ Repp. All-around men, Carl Walin and Bruce be no major lineup changes. (against the University Saturday. us," asst. coach Alex Terpay The MSU gymnastics team travels Waldman are also back to bolster Iowa. ihigan. Winfield will face Daryl Rice suffered a hip to Madison, Wis. this Badger said earlier this week. weekend for a triple dual meet with "Iowa's real strength lies in the press time the decision pointer the University of depth they have for each sophomore Murphy against Minnesota Wisconsin RaHoorc i whether Wisconsin's Reinschreiber in the 200 when he slid into the Hawkeyes. Badgers and unA — n:_ m defending Big Ten champ1 Iowa fn^'' > . ^en this "Thvey year> tough to *** not only but they also have the potential to | Australian swimmers, Gophers goal post Friday •s and Paul Jarvie, butterfly and Reinschreiber nipped Winfield by less than Women and Chaurest had a bad heel In ™arizin8 the opposition, coach George Szypula in the nationals." S°Uthem Dlinois University be eligible for the said, "The only thing we know about Wisconsin is three seconds in last year's but both practiced this „ . -- —■■ u» that nuii MSU will once again use the Organizational meetings week and are expected to they're going through a rebuilding process, which means split lineup system used in meet. aU triple dual meets. This means that certain artan swimming for co-rec water polo and they'll have a very young team." As for Iowa, individuals are play. they lost Ihad not be n made, or Dick Fetters, in Alan DiUey, who took co-rec basketball will be only one man from last year's team, so I'd have to designated to compete against Iowa and others against firsts in two individual Ron Clark will start in pick Wisconsin. As a consequence there will be two different held Sunday in 137 them as the team to beat in the ng about Saturday's events and a relay against the nets for the Spartans, as Big Ten this year." total scores against each team. This went to a comparison Women's IM Bldg. All he has for MSU's last 15 system allows each Blinois, was named as the The Badgers' strength lies in their two last year's meet won interested in waterpolo will cocaptains. Senior to PSt his lineuP what he thinks is the other co - captain. games. Either Tom Bowen Joel Alberti is a strong performer in the 6 by the Badgers. meet at 2 p.m. and or Jim LaPointe will be the senior Tom Niki is a all-around, and best team. The MSU and Wisconsin top notch performer in the floor In P*5* head to head competition with Wisconsin, MSU |ast year the meet the pivotal divers have almost identical basketball at 5 p.m. backup goalie. exercise. 21-0- A8ainst lowa' MSU's record is 7-12-1. is l was the scores in competition so far style," Fetters said. this season. Wisconsin will and we didn't expect use only two divers against the Spartans -- Jeff Hubrin Igot slam ed in that and freshman Gilman Syr. om then on it all went nhill," Fetters Michigan State will use Mike Cook and Kim nued. 'The pivotal could come as early as Ridinger on both boards, while Barry VanAmberg will No bank pays 0 freestyle this year. dive on the 3 - meter and |ur big that problem last Dave Burgering on the 1 - s we couldn't meter boards. I Fetters said. "We got An the 1 - meter board pg, in the backstroke higher rate of interest ie medley relay. > going to give • nd atmci delivery An __ D~ monfh a Imy problem this year, going to have to do NEJAC TV RENTALS vinning. t're going to have to (Hi savings than much better than we LEONARD | N. Washington Ave. - Wholesale Distributors KONICA Leonard Downtown Plaza present East Lansing State Bank 11 he Camera Industry's |Most Exciting, Instant "0/ On Regular Passbook Savings-the savings account that offers daily interest. 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M| eft "FRANKLY SPEAKING' Phil frank 355-8255 For Rent I STEREO RENTALS CHECKER LIMOUSINE. 11 MUSTANG 1971 - Sport roof, THE DEPOT PART TIME employment J passenger, fantastic for group automatic, power steering, with multi-manufacturer month, $23 per fl has openings for waitresses. Automobile delivery, service and or camping. Can be seen at power brakes, V-8, AM radio, Various shifts available. distributor. No deposit, TVs p' University Inn, 1100 tape player. 15,000 miles. Apply in person, 11 - 7pm. necessary. 15-20 hours per avai seme Trowbridge Road, East Excellent. Must sell I Best Experience not necessary. week 351 5800. 0-8-1-15 rates. Call i PHONE 355 8255 Lansing, Best offer. 5-1-17 offer. Call 339-2023. 2-1-12 337-1300. C-1-31 Located in the Old Grand 347 Student Service* Bldg. Trunk Railway Depot, 1203 PART TIME salesmen with car. CHRYSLE R NEWPORT 1969 - OLDSMOBILE 1962 - Clean, South Washington, Lansing. Leads furnished. Work any 4 REFRIGERATORS am •AUTOMOTIVE 27,000 miles, air, automatic, no rust, full power, air, new Ask for Don Phillips. 5-1-18 hours per day, high stereos. E. Rent them at ai>1 power, 4 door, radio, good exhaust system. Rebuilt front commission. Call 882-6317 RENTAL, 1790 Scooters & Cycles tires, $1,600. 351-3395. end. Only $265. 393-6345, SECRETARY MUST have between 1-5 pm. 7-1-12 River, Okemos -uoil Parts & Service 2-1-12 evenings. 2-1-12 excellent - qualifications and 6-1-12 9255 Aviation ability to work well with LIVE IN babysitter. Nice home, •EMPLOYMENT COMET - 1966, 2 owner car. OLDSMOBILE 1965 - Station figures. Some college 5 children, more for home COMPACT rentals. REFR|GER.H 56,000 miles, good tires, new wagon, 25 miles per gallon. preferred. Apply in person at than wages. Phone 651-6133. UNITED RES •FOR RENT Apartments transmission and battery, V-8, transportation special. 3308 South Cedar, Suite 11, 1-1-12 ALL, 2790 Ea„ 351-5652. 10-1-17 GrindR2f * good heater. $400 or best. Phone 332- 6050. 3-1-12 Lansing. 3-1-16 Houses 351-3109. 3-1-12 HOUSE PARENTS for group Rooms PLYMOUTH 1964 BABYSITTER FOR 3 year old home for adult mentally Apartments •FOR SALE CORVAIR, 1963 van. car. Dependable. - Best Family offer in my home winter term. handicapped. Excellent ^ Desperation sale! Needs over $150. 224-4537. 3-1-15 Mornings only, Monday - salary, full maintenance. Cell Animals 1-723- 6791 weekdays. Equal GIRL GRAD work, cheap. Bob, 484-9612. Friday. Fee negotiable. student Mobile Homes 3-1-16 Employer. PLYMOUTH 1965, engine 355-8157 after 12:30pm. Opportunity Adjoins campus. si3 •Lost & Found excellent, brakes need work. "TOD BAD ABOUT W 0VERC«3WP/N0 Ihi W 2-1-15 6-1-17 bedroom. 332-4425 3.|J •PERSONAL Best offer. 351-3014. 3-1-12 DATSON 510 1972, 2 door, CEU$, OFFICER. IF WU HAVE M HTM PART TIME draftsman, Gl RLS NEEDED for telephone SHARE NICE Ma»7l •PEANUTS PERSONAL 4 speed, 6,000 miles. One •REAL EoTATE owner. Excellent PLYMOUTH 1968, 2 door COT:.. " experienced in carpentry, canvassing in our downtown house, own room, $67 3 •RECREATION condition, purchased in hardtop, V-8, automatic, preferably on work study. Lansing office. Work a set utilities. 676-4642. 3i i|l good condition, $575. Post Office Box 1523 East Laniing, Michigan 48823 Contact Mr. Rajendra. shift Monday through Friday. July. 484-2634. 4-1-12 •SERVICE 1-224-7967. 1-1-12 353-5459. 1-1-12 Hourly rates. Good speaking GIRL NEEDED 1 Instruction DODGE CHARGER 1970 - voice a must. For additional spring terms, Cedar vn3 information call Miss Ries et Typing Service •TRANSPORTATION Excellent condition, low mileage, vinyl top, $1,775. PLYMOUTH, 1969, Fury I, 4 door, green, V-8, automatic, disc brakes, 40,000 miles, i« ]j/j PART typist, TIME secretary experienced, and 371-2444, 10am to 4pm. 2-1/15 Apartments. 337-0522. 3-1-16 371-2683. 5-1-16 preferably on work study. •WANTED $850. 485-7821. After 5pm, VW BUG 1966 Contact Mr. Rajendra. SECOND GIRL 1 — Completely VW GUARANTEED repair. 646-4771.3-1-16 rebuilt, mechanically and 353-5459. 1-1-12 NEEDED TEMPORARILY, Burcham Woods, complj *• DUSTER 1970 — 318, stick, RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 and RATES" electrically. $570. 355-5869. reliable woman to live in and furbished, good condition, needs little Okemos Road. 349-9620. PONTIAC 1966, Tempest body, for elderly woman. Not engine and brake work. Call 3-1-15 WANTED - WAITRESS. Good care apartment. No least,] needs engine, good condition, worker, clean. $2.00/ hour bed - ridden. Wages open. deposit. Swimming pi 337-1242. 1-1-12 DRDS DAYS call 482-9608. 1-1-12 VW 8 US plus tips. 487-6088. 1-1-12 Capitol area. Phone plenty of parking. CallS 5 1971. 9 seater, ALL CAR OWNERS: IV2-5400. 3-1-12 pnjo R AT 1966 - Model 1100, 4 excellent condition. Extras 5:30pm, 337-9654. U.|jj m door, nice body, good PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE - included. $2500. Phone FOR THE MONTH PROFESSIONAL 1969, 6 cylinder, 42,000 BARTENDER Now 4 MAN - ACROSS fn EH - local 337-1466. 5- 1/16. OF JANUARY transportation. miles, automatic, power Available wi available, wants part time, campus. $285. 393-1898. 5-1-15 m steering, $1,200. 332-2491. VW 1965 - Grey, runs great, 30% O FF ON weekdays only. 3 years spring. 351-4487 1-1-1} 1 iehb FIREBIRD 1971 V power steering, 3 speed stick. - 8, 6-1-12 $395. Call 655-3493 6pm. 3-1-12 after CASTROL - beverage department in major Eastern resort hotel. Member THREE ROOM £3 03 U3 322 sxs 351-1036. 5-1-12 RAMBLER AMERICAN 1963, BY THE CASE A . H. and M A. . Good furnished apartment. J RI nm mr fnrn 6 cylinder, flat head - stick, VW 1969 - Perfect condition. 4 personality, appearance and WANTED VOLUNTEER senior drinking, smoking, or J $120. 332-6640. 5-1-15 speed. Take over payments. IMPORT AUTO PARTS vocabulary. For complete lifesavers or W.S.I.'s to guard 625 North Putnm FORD RANCH wagon 1970. *15 South Cedar, Lansing resume and 3 day free trial pool during recreation at Williamston. Call DEADLINE 482-4031, 337-1833. 5-1-18 V2 block E. of Kalamazoo 655-S( Very clean, 354 c.i. engine. 6 TOYOTA 1970 Corolla vagon. call 351-3679, 9 - 5pm. Only MICHIGAN SCHOOL FOR 1-1-12 1 P.M. one class 8:30-5:30 Monday-Friday day passenger, stick shift. Call Radio, new tires, excellent VW BUG 1969 For sale by respected hotels, bars and THE BLIND. Please call 8:30 - 3 Saturday before publication. Jackson 787-5797. 3-1-12 condition. 373-3730. $1200. Call clubs need reply. 1-1-12 Ext. 63, after 485-2123. 4-1-16 owner. Call 349-1934. 3-1-12 evenings. 485-2047, 371-1947 3pm. 3-1/12 711 BURCHAM | FORD 1966 Galaxie 500, Large I bedroom Cancellations/Cor¬ MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East BABYSITTER. OWN rections - 12 noon one automatic, radio, power, TOYOTA CELICAST 1971 - VW CAMPER, 1968 New Kalamazoo Street since 1940. transportation! 60c per hour. JOBS ARE scarce, so is money I completely furnished | $450. Phone 337-9671. - We have both. $300/ apartment. Suitable 12,900 miles, extras. $2,450. Complete 6:30 7:30pm, Monday - month, class day before 5-1-18 engine, full pop - top, icebox, auto painting and - for 2 or 3. 694-3783. 3-1-16 collision service. Thursday. 482-6334. 1-1-12 part time. Car necessary. $180-$ 190. publications. sink, full size bed and trailer 485-0256. C 1-31 489-3494. C-1-31 337-7328 hitch. $2,000. 482-4667. .FORD VAN 1972, custom club TOYOTA COROLLA Late ARE YOU The State News will be - 3-1-12 being paid what wagon, automatic 1971, radial tires, very good MATURE, RESPONSTBLE responsible only for the Aviation yooi're worth? Feel NEED ONE girl winter.pl first day's incorrect transmission, 8 passenger, power steering, excellent condition. $1,300 or offer. 484-2672. 3-1-16 VOLVO, 1967 - P1800S, sports : L underchal le nged? Call 349-1499. 5-1-12 person for childcare. Monday - Friday. Live-in. Call 10am - Reasonable, 351-7732. 3-1-16 very do*. T insertion- condition. $2,400. 371-4257. coupe. Over drive, radials, 4pm. 371-2168. 3-1-12 Koni shocks, LEARN TO FLY I Over 30 years All students aos must be 3-1-16 TOYOTA 1972 Celica, 3,000 $1,750 or best offer. 393-1313. 5-1-17 experience in all types of WAITRESS FOR newly opened 351-7423- ONE man, pr SINGLE GIRL to live in prepaid miles, yellow/ black vinyl downtown cocktail lounge bedroom, utilities paid, tfl flight training. Approved for country home and care for 3 FORD VAN 1959 - roof, air. Best offer. and restaurant. 484-4422. month. Moderately 1 veterans. FRANCIS motherless children. Phone dependable, economical, with 332-4498, 10am - 2pm. 0-1-31 3-1-16 snow tires. $200. 489-3025. 3-1-16 5-1-12 Motorcycles jj^gj AVIATION, Call 484-1324. C-1-31 Airport Road. BEAUTICIAN, MALE or 484-4422.0 1-31 NEW TWO bedroom d TOYOTA 1969 4 door, new female. East MARRIED COUPLE wanted to - Lansing. fully carpeted with ll AMBASSADOR, 1968 SST, 4 GRAND Power TORINO, 1972 - steering, power brakes, snow shape. tires, $720. AM/FM, good 355-7963. YAMAHA, RICKMAN. Buy BMW, TRIUMPH, now and take Employment IBS 332-4522. 10-1-17 live in to help father in care of 2 young boys. Bath area, free basement. Large living* and kitchen vinyl top. 485-6564. 5-1-16 5-1-17 advantage of our winter BUSINESS MAJOR, part time. room and board. Call door, 343 cubic inch, air, REGISTERED NURSES appliances furn prices. Custom Need aggressive, motivated, 355 9564, 8 5 5 1 16 power steering and brakes, accessories, private entrances with pr«| MAVERICK 1971 4 door, 6 TRIUMPH ROSELAWN MANOR socially committed individual good condition. Phone , GT-6, 35,000 miles, parts, service. SHEP'S - drive. $190. Married® cylinder, $1250. Good excellent condition, radials, MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 Skilled nursing home, 707 to manage liberal publication. HO_OEN -REID 351-7727. 5-1-17 Children welcome. 393-83J condition. 882-6014. 5-1-17 Pirelli snows, 482-6284 North Cedar, Holt. Just Armstrong Road, Lansing, Send resume to Was WANTED: WOMEN 20 to 35 has positions available on all 2-1-15 before 5:30pm. 6-1-17 South of 1-96 WASHINGTON WATCH. years old, full time - East CHEVROLET 1972 Custom overpass. MERCURY MONTEREY 1967 Phone 694-6621. C-7-1-12 shifts. Excellent salary and South Pointe Plaza, Lansing, Lansing campus store. Van, 350ci, power steering PARTIALLY FURNISH - 4 door, 1 owner car that's benefits. Apply in person Michigan 48910. 3-1-12 Experienced in ledies and brakes, automatic, 3/4 VEGA GT 1973, AM/FM, been taken care of. $475 9am - 4pm or call 393-5680, sportswear. Phone 332-1912. cottage on Lake Lansing^ ton, Ziebarted, carpeted and " custom interior, loaded. 3 bedrooms, dining ro 3. 1-1-12 Mrs. Swan, personnel. 5-1-17 10-1-22 paneled. 489-1718. 1-1-12 2,500 miles, must sell, leaving BABYSITTER, EXPERIENCE kitchen, newly country. $2,400. 394-0312 required. $1 - $1.50 an $230 per montl MG MIDGET 1971 LUNCHROOM ASSISTANTS NEEDED HOME health aide to CHEVROLET BELAIR 1963 - Michelin after 5pm. 4-1-12 FOREIGN CAR hour. 485-2992. 2-1-12 - parts, and lunchroom supervisors, utilities. Aso efficie $50 or best offer. 655-1421 tires, low mileage, $1,695. CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 provide essistance to 11 - 12:30pm per day, $2.25 apartment, per after 5pm. 3-1-12 339-2242 after 5pm. 3-1-12 VOLKSWAGEN East Kalamazoo Street. 1 GITANE BICYCLES quadraplegic woman. Duties SQUAREBACK - $2.50 per hour. Contact include personal furnished, compiil® 1969. mile West of Dealerships available. care, light carpeted, fireplace, garagtl - campus. Mrs. Haley, personnel, East MUSTANG 1966, 289, 4 speed. Good condition. Rebuilt 487 5055. C-1-31 France's finest 10 speed housekeeping. 8am to noon CHEVROLET STATION wagon Lansing Board of Education Lake Lensing, SI35 f $450. Call 332-2760 after engine. $900. Call Tom, lightweight. Consumer Guide weekdays. 355-9916. 5-1-16 1969, looks good, runs good, 337-1781.2-1-12 month included utilities Of rated world's besf. Stocks $595. 337-2300. 5-1-12 6pm. 3-1-15 __351-3854. 2-1-12 MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, 349 3506. 5-1-15 immediately available. For Rent VOLKSWAGEN 1970 beetle, Michigan and Grand River. BABYSITTER WANTED for 2 Protected territories. Write CHEVROLET IMPALA 1969 MUSTANG, 1965 Convertible. 6 Low cost expert exhaust pre-school children. My home SUBLET ONE girl for 4 - stereo radio, snow tires, MEL PINTO IMPORTS, INC. 4 door hardtop. cylinder, automatic. $500. Automatic, excellent condition. $1200. repair. Custom work. Pipe or yours. East Lansing, area. apartment. 2 bedroom na V-8. $1,295. 332-0303. 339-8197. 3-1/12 2860 Annandale Road, Falls TV RENTALS. Color $19,50 3602 Sandhurst. 393-0578. bender. FREE ESTIMATES, Call 351-0908 after 6pm or redecorated, across * 5-1-12 Church, Virginia 22042. MUST ANG, 1967 6, automatic, 3-1-12 332-2927. C-1-31 weekends. 2-1-12 7-1 19 per month. Black and $9.50 white, Berkey. One months ^ par month, free. 332-5279. 5-115 CHEVY 1967. Good condition. no rust, extra clean. Recent MARSHALL VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1966. MUSIC Runs well. New tires. Cheap. tune - up. $750. 372-9525. 351-7830. C-1-1-12 GIRL TO share. Campus Good shape, $850. 6265 East TENNIS INDOORS 332-3016. 5-1-16 _ 3JJ_5_ Lake Drive, Haslett. 3-1-15 227 Bogue. Small furnin Reach the people MUSTANG 1966 you want for 1 bedroom, 2 V" ' SELLING - Convertible, A SERVICE? Sell employees with a Went Ad more of it with a Want Ad. good top, new exhaust, V-8, VW BUG 1969. Well Dial 355-8255 today I Phone 4 89 5922 f 289, automatic, $350. maintained, overseas car. 351-8575. 6-1-12 Dial 355-8255. 351-3395. X-2-1-12 Evenings, 393-8297. 3-1-15 ANYONE? ? CROSSWORD 0QQ0 00 twrwiiu Now, you can RACQUET CLUB for nine months special student - play tennis on membership fee of only $25.00! the 8 beautiful indoor as a student member of the club courts at the at a 1. 6. 11. 12. PUZZLE ACROSS Rich cake Kindness Verifies Rouse 26. Perfume 28. Nibble 29. Sherman or Patton 111!! □nans rannnaaa wsa rang HQ 14. , 30. Smoked salmon □doe] na Envy 31. Negative" n. Form of John ana The RACQUET CLUB is only a short drive particle from the MSU campus and 16. Selenium 34. Tunneling □□asnag is one of the most completely equipped tennis facilities in Michigan. symbol insecl □era acoid 17. Swiss painter 35. Crowd UULU QSIfi 18. Uproar 36. Engrave MSU students can now have the 19. Church bench 37. Fashionable opportunity of playing tennis all year 20. Toper 44. Sports round .... regardless of the weather at a private tennis club and l\ Cipher 22. 38. Scottish river 39 Muse of poetry assemblies ^ta.nfHl at a minimum expense. 40 Redbreasts 5. TimetaWa ??'! 25. 'l"or Metric measure abbrevntm Deadly 43. Birthmark 6. Pi«» L PAST TONY COATS 7. On vacatio* | Along with the advantage of having a student - membership, you will be pry 8 Cliburn ON GRAND RIVER able to enjoy a special "stand - by" court - time rate of $5.00 per court I: 9. Roger Campus Hill Apartments, now under new management is leasing student units for hour (singles $2.50 each per hour, or doubles $1.25.) 10. Garden mignonette™ WINTER, SPRING, SUMMER. These spacious apartments are carpeted and furnished 13. Stii't"*^ with distinctive, comfortable furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and air 18. Swwifl' 19. Ruler conditioning. These 4 man units have up to 4 parking spaces per unit and include the , 21 Fast pH"* k use of a giant swimming pool and recreation room. Throughout the academic year there will be free bus transportation to and from campus. We also have a full time Call 372-9531 or drop in at 22. Anchor 24. Blacken Resident Manager for any maintenance. If you want to be among the first residents of 25. Confirm Campus Hill call today. 2 bedroom units start at $62.50 - month per man. Model open daily 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL at 349-3530. the RACQUET CLUB and let us get m 26. Step 27. 28. ArtilMj Man'smc ^ 3, 6, 9 and 12 MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. 30, Loam dtp 32. Song I0"1' MANA CEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: all state management co., inc. you started playing indoor tennis!! 3 33. Missile' 35. Bill OH"* 351-1310 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 ' 36. Canal 38. 604 , EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 39. Shade'"' I 41 Live Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January i 2, 1973 15 Apartments IfL 1 m c Animals J® ■ del sol, East Lansing. 1 end 2 bedroom furnished MALE ROOMMATE needed it's ii a what's wnni a . ^ i L available, 1 bedroom mobile home, S26 - $35/ share two to STAMPS-COINS-SUPPLIES SAMOYED PUPS -6 weeks. man room at 213 Buy - Sell Trede, U.S. end finished apartment*. Call week. On e lake, quiet end AKC. Champion bloodlines. Happening Bally. Cooking, parking, and Foreign. KALIB, 541 East peeceful. 641-6601. 0-1-31 $50-$75. 332-6988. 5-1-12 |9020. 3-1-12 utilities paid. Prefer Grand River. 332-0112, 1 - 6, non-smoker. Only $50 ADORABLE PUPPIES. Mother ONE man for four NEED GIRL for winter, per Monday - Saturday. C-1-31. own month. See Gradon Clark at Border Collie; father AKC apartment. Close to room, super reduced rate Apartment 3 or call owner, 50 USED sewing machines, Sheltie (Toy Collie). u5. cell 337-2764. 337-0397. 5-1-12 Mr. Chapman, 694- 0841. Loving $9.96 and up. Consoles and addition to family. Priced 3-1-15 portables, Zig - Zag and sensibly. 625-7775. 5-1-17 It one girl for 4 man, FURNISHED OR unfurnished! MEN, TWO seniors straight stitchers. Also, used 1 end 2 bedrooms. or graduates 1141 Jyckingharn, R»nt $65. Dorchester Circle, from for a 2 room suite with vacuum cleaners, $3.50 and Announcement's P-2796. 4-1-12 $150. Shown by private bath. Cooking and up. ELECTRO - GRAND, 804 East Michigan, Lansing. What's Happening for must be It's The Mariah Coffee house will hold a flea market from 10 a.m. Carmi Margolis will speak on "Chief Resident: A Personal eppointment, 882-7116, parking. Refarances. Hours 9 received in the State News to 5 p.m. Saturday in McDonel Account" as Hillel's Sunday needed for graat or 482-8932. 3-1-16 a.m. - 5 p.m. Of rice, 341 cell THE WALTER NELLER RICHMOND 1969 Student Services Hall. Those wishing to display Supper and Speaker gust at 5:30 ■rtment, block from Saturday, 9 - 12 noon. 0-1-31 mobile Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two COMPANY, 489-6561 home. 12'x50". items, call Bernie at 353-1403. p.m. Call 332-1916 for rides. Rent reduced. SINGLE ROOM, for girl. Private Skirted, class days before publication. 6-1-17 |0992. 4-1-12 refrigerator, new air No announcements will be home near MSU. No cooking, TREASURE CHEST conditioning on MOBILE accepted by phone. Court tutoring volunteers and Auditions for the drama "No ; $15 per week. interested individuals will meet Place to be Somebody" will be PEOPLE NEEDED for really Call after HOME MANOR lot. $3750. - man immedlete 5pm. 332-1183. 3-1-15 SECONDHAND STORE for an orientation session at 3 held at 7 p.m. today in Studio nice apartment, 2 blocks to Call Jim Phillips, 332-5045. Gay Liberation will meet at 3 p.m. today in 6 Student Services 49 beneath Fairchild Theater. ■upancy. Beechwood campus. 332-8261. 5-1-17 ALL KINDS OF 201-31 p.m. Sunday in 33 Union »rtments. Winter end BOWER HOUSE Co-op room FURNITURE followed by a dinner and dance. There will a Joht Issue copy ig 351-7687. 3-1-12 NEEDED: 1 girl for apartment. and board, $225/ term GREAT LAKES 1966. All are welcome, straight or gay. Women's Liberation will meet meeting and 351 4490. 3-1-15 10'x46', paper workshop Under $160. Campus close. 2 bedrooms, furnished, at 7:30 p.m. Monday at 547 E. Sunday in 30 Union. The IRIED STUDENTS 351-3879. 3-1-13 ROOM FOR 3 mele TYPEWRITER carpeted, best offer! University Village Babysitting Co-op needs more Grand River Avenue for the Attendance of other members is students. - SMITH 489-2333 public hearing on the Women's requested. | ft FACULTY NEED PEOPLE for great $60 per month per person. Corona electric, excellent X-5-1-18 after 5pm. members. For or to join, more call information Center, Phone 339-2405. 3-1-15 condition, case included. Kathy at The Kellogg Center Student apartment. Close to campus I 355-6085. $100. 332-0328, 4-7pm. Eckankar Campus Society Employees Assn. will meet at 1.2, & 3 332-8261, 351 6548. 2-1-12 3-1-15 MUST SELL. 12'x53', carpeted, will sponsor a lecture at 7:30 8:15 p.m. Sunday in Union ROOMMATE FOR house in air Hillel will offer services at conditioned, wesher and | bedroom apti. 4 or 5 men. Close to campus. Country. Own room, after dryer, 10 minutes from MSU. 5:15 p.m. today followed by p.m. on Monday in 109 Bessey Hall Eckankar - the ancient Parlar A. All Kellogg student employees are welcome. b with study 5pm, 339-9468. 2-1-12 KLH11 PORTABLE Like dinner. Call 332-1 619 for Immediate occupancy. - Reasonable. 882-9040. science of soul travel. new. $120 or best offer. reservations. Saturday services Vietnam Veterans 337-0812. 5-1-12 5-1-18 Against the FtMALE ONLY Hermes 3000 portable will be held at 9:30 a.m. Listen to progressive radio, War will supply — Single room. rides or Saturday Audio Aftermath, from 10 p.m. $145 P"mo BEDROOM •Carpeted, APARTMENT Student owner furnished. 351-4881 Meals after typewriter, condition, $95 351-9288. 3-1-15 or excellent best offer. MARLETTE bedrooms, fully - 1972, carpeted, 3 class on following a Talmud Kiddushin at 8:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. stereo, 90.5. tonight on WKAR-FM information demonstrations. come to about inaugural Call 351-3045 or the office in Student furnished. 5pm. 3-1-12 situated IIMFURMSHED Sublease for winter term '73 RCA STEREOS at cost. 651-5348 on % acre lot. Call after 5pm. The Society for Creative Services Building. only. $159/month plus ONE GIRL to share room in 332-4119 before 5pm. 2-1-15 Anachronism is ED's TV, 143 North forming a Ballad Registration for classes utilities. Cell 355-8110. house and near campus. Harrison. Phone 332-1450 Madrigal singing group offered by Spartan Wives will be 5-1-15 332-5497. 3-1-12 1963 which will meet at 7 held at 7:15 p.m. , no pats before coming. 3-1-12 NEW MOON mobile SPRING p.m. Monday in the BREAK with Union Saturday in the main lobby, People Church, East Lansing. A11 home. 3 bedrooms, 1 baths, MEN - CLOSE to MSU. Clean, Board Flights, Spain $279, Music Bldg. student wives welcome. Iffl are Knob hill Houses quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone 485-8836. 0-1-31 WOOD Great Henke SKI IS, for size beginner, buckle 12 boots. $25. 7'x10' expando, new furnace, garbage disposal and carpets. Shed, skirted, $2,900. Nassau $179, London $175. Contact us Monday through The Society for Creative Anachronism will sponsor a Petitions are being accepted for boots. Friday, 1 - 4 p.m. or phone positions on the MDP student hutments NEEDED 3 roommates for Woman's 7V4. Brookview Country Estates, recorder class at 6 p.m. Saturday academic advising committee - CAPITOL CLUB. Men. women, Excellent 353-9777. C-1-31 house. Own room, fully near Perry, 10 minute drive in the main lobby, Music Bldg. and are available in 141 Baker condition. 351-9568. 3-1-12 singles. $12 up. Lansing. to campus. Bring a recorder. Had. cerpeted, dishwasher, 2 Phone 625-7390 3494700 484-4422. 0-1-31 Hours M, TUBS, W, F baths. $54. 485-3089, 351-7199. 5-1-12 BAUTEL'S SUPPLIES, 2916 YARNS Street, Lansing, Michigan AND Turner anytime. 5-1-17 COBURN 1969 - 12'x44'. 2 □s The MSU Parks and Recreation Assn. will sponsor a will MSU hold Democratic an Students organizational kegger at 8 tonight in the East meeting at 6 p.m. today in 33 GIRL NEEDED for private IV5-9212. bedroom. Excellent MATH TUTOR - High school 1-7 Saturday Crochet - Knit - Shaw Game Room. Tickets are Union. Call 351-4716 for room in East Macrame condition. Ideal for teacher available for all Math available at the fclosed Thurs. and Lensing. Two - Weaving. 5-1-15 park and information. girl house. Furnished, F I RE P L ACE WOOD newlyweds. $3,000. through Calculus. Phone recreation office. fSunday - except - Seasoned oak. Delivered. Call STEREO PANASONICRS 372-6475. 4-1-16 351-4161 or 332-1127. The Society for Creative washing machine, carpeted, - »r appointments 482-1002 after 5pm. 5-1-15 5-1-15 There will be an important Anachronism wiU meet at 8 p.m. cleen, quiet, garage, no pets. 280S cassette player, RICHARDSON 1965. Mortar Board meeting at 3 p.m. Saturday in the Union Tower $110 per month for 6 month recorder, radio. 1971. $95 12'x55', LOCATED 2 bedroom, Sunday in the Union Oak Room. Anyone interested in leese; $100 per month for 12 332-1174. 3-1-15 skirting. 2 PAINTING, Etc., free estimates month lease. Call FURNITURE storage sheds. $3600. Call MSU students. Dan, Room. recreating the Middle Ages is H MILE NORTH Ed at 677-7411 welcome. 381-2755 from 1 ALLIED or 676-5015. 332-2133. Janet, 337-9570. 5pm. •NEW & USED RECEIVER, Garrard Eid Mubarak. Muslim P JOLLY RD. ON 0-1-31 SL65B 3-1-12 3-1-15 turntable. Empire Students Assn. will The Badminton Club will meet •CASH & CARRY hold Eid cartridge. at 7 p.m. today in the bKEMOS ROAD Excellent prayers at 9 a.m. Monday in the upper WEEDED to shere mobile 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX to campus. - Washer end dryer Close GRAY'S MOBILE HOMES DIMONDALE - 676-6741 condition. 484-4872 after 1pm. 3-1-15 Lost & Found m PAINTING Call 1-851-8266 EXPERIENCED. or 419, Stockbridge, Michigan write Box Union Green Room. All Muslims are invited. gym, All invited. Women's Intramural Bldg. interested players are furnished. 351-4487. 1-1-12 FIND SOMETHING? 5-1-12 |e winter term only. Own SERTA PERFECT sleeper USED SINGER sewing machine The MSU Advertising Club n. 351-3688. 3-1-12 - in If you've found a pet or article will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in Gay Liberation offices have 2 or 3 persons to shere house. mattress only, king. Excellent cabinet. $30. 355-0769 moved to 309 Student Services of velue, we want to help you FOR 35 Union. Joel Hochberg - Leo Own room. Close to campus. after 5:30pm. 2-1-12 QUALITY service on but the phone is still 353-9795. condition. Fantastic bargain I Burnett win present ■lOUS 1 bedroom, 351-0845. 1-1-12 return it. Just come in to the stereo equipment, see the "The Rice Call for information, activities 645-0781. 5-1-18 Krispies Story." Teted, huge welk - in LIQUIDATION SALE. 2.000 State News Clessified Dept. STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East or just to rap. unfurnished, $150 EAST SIDE, 4 bedroom, good books, 50c each. 40 years and tell us you want to place Grand River. C-1-31 Green Earth Food Co-op will LUDWIG DRUM - 4 pieces plus [ month. 371-4218, shepe, cerpeted, $240, 6 covers. Excellent condition. accumulation of old an ad in EAST LANSING hold its weekly business meeting 1. 3-1-12 months; $210, 9 months. STATE BANK'S found NEED at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in 34 furniture, new and rare MATH ■ one girl I Subleese, 3 676-1557. 10-1-22 $275. 337-1004.4-1-17 books, 50% off marked price. ELLISON BOOK SHOP, 101 column. As a public service EAST LANSING STATE all undergraduate courses. HELP? Experienced tutors available, Union. Call 489-1634 for information. STORY'S BOA CONSTRICTOR plus ^ Twyckingham, winter/ CUSTER, 211 - students, lerge 6 custom cage, $65. Call East Washtenau, Lansing, BANK will run the ad at no 355-6189, 353-7732. 1-1-12 DAILY I 353 9422, after 6ea^ rooms, garage, furnished. Michigan. Friday and extra cost to you. The Mason Hall Assn. will 646-6684. 4-1-16 14520. 3-1 12 $250 EAST LANSING present the films "Daddy Gone 482-4678 per month. before Call 5pm. GARRARD ZERO - 100 Saturday 10 • 4pm. 2-1-12 STATE BANK A-Hunting" at 7:30 and 11, and "Sword of Sherwood Forest" at DOZEN 349-3258. 5-1 15 C-1-31 |D COUPLE. Private turntable, base, dust cover, Randall Health Food 9:30 p.m. Saturday in the USED CAR fing "udes room, $120/ month NEED ONE or 2 for 4 man Pickering XV16/ 750E VITAMIN C SALE NOW LOST: LADIES yellow gold cafeteria. everything, house. 10 minutes from cartridge, elliptical stylus. Bulova Caravelle wristwatch. ATTENTION: classes ADULT drama SPECIALS rtation necessary. $160. 355-0960 after 5pm. Brookfield Plaza now being taught by Sonny Terry and Brownie 9.4-1-12 campus. $43.75/ month plus 2-1-15 1331 E. Grand River Reward. Enkson, Berkey, Ledges Playhouse own McGhee, blues artists, will OF THE utilities. 485-7648. 3-1-12 Downtown Bookstore 332-8193. appear at 8 and 10:30 tinight 223 S. Washington areas. professionals, John Peakes 5-1-16 and Richard Thomsen at the and Saturday at the Mariah bROOM, everything E £ST CEDAR CHEST is ready for Good Nutrition IS Prevention Coffee house, McDonal kiva. LANSING near, has 3 Learning Center, 119 East ■hed. Near Mount Hope bedrooms open. $60 each spring - are you? New stock Kalamazoo. Blue Grass Extension service will 70 MERCURY WAGON fcedar Call 694-2011 372 4440. 3-1-12 of used clothing and SKIIS 185cm, Tyrolia bindings, Koflach buckle boots, poles. Classes for the beginner and experienced also appear. 3pm and 6pm. merchandise. 501 East Call 355-4447.5-1-16 882-2504. 3-1-15 actor. Phone 482-7206 1-5 The Muslim Students Assn. 51788 SOMEONE FOR house, entire Michigan, Lansing. 485-0865. 1-1-12 p.m. for time and more will celebrate Eid-ul-Adha at upsteirs, winter end spring [ONE nt. man Own for 2 men room. Near term, $70/ month. 484-7900. 3-1-15 ELECTRO - VOICE SKIS; HEAD standard 205cm. Look Nordica - Salomon bindings, | Personal Personal ~j| ^J information. 2-1-12 CHESS LESSONS - all levels; 6:30 p.m. Sunday in Parlor C. Alt Muslims are Union 69 RAMBLER Call 332-3016 or AMPLIFIER 1122, 30 watts. boots, poles. 355-4447. 5-1-16 From U.S.C.F. rated 2 dr. HT 466.3-1-12 Excellent condition. $50. TV RENTALS $9.50 per expert, DUPLEX, one or two people. 337-1467. 1-1-12 489-0456. 2-1-12 Mele or femele, $55/ month. TWO STUDDED month, $23 per term; free The MSU Coalition to End snow tires and Jo shereOwn large modern 337-0946. 3-1-15 wheels, 7.75 x 14 inches. delivery, service and pickup. the War needs help with fund 72 DATSUN PICK UP bedroom, HEAD G.S. 210cm, Look - No deposit. New stereos Typing Service raising and ticket sales for the Okemos. 349-3549. Very good condition. buses going to Washington. Call NEEDED ONE or two Navada, Rosemounts, poles, 351-5549. 3-1-12 available at same rates. Call 35 3-9799 or come to 320 M788 roommetes. Fifteen minutes $125. Greg, 351-2774. 1-1-12 NEJAC, 337-1300. C-1-31 Student Services Bldg. from campus. Cell 882-1058 SKI ANN BROWN. Typing and )NE BOOTS, Lange standard, man for 4 men. efter 6pm. 3-1-15 10 SPEED, Cilo, all Nuovo ladies 8 narrow. Worn twice, SCRATCH 'N SNIFF multilith offset printing. Bluegrass Extension Service 69 PLYMOUTH Edge apertments. record. Ridden twice, $425 When you scratch the $35. 482-4667.3-1-12 Complete service for will perform at a benefit concert •673. 3-1-12 SOUTH LANSING. new, $325. 351-2396. 1-1-12 little yellow tab on Furnished, a dissertations, theses, for the MSU Coalition to End ell new interior, 2-4 special package of flour on the War from 2 to 6 p.m. Conv. FUR COAT, muskrat, $75. manuscripts, general typing, [NEEDED for 3 men bedrooms. Couple or older STEEL DESKS - drawer files, Men's 3 speed bike. $35. New your you'll supermarket smell the shelf, delicious IBM. 23 years experience. Saturday at the Brewery. *1188 tment. $65 per singles. References. $195. fireproof files, steel tables 349-0850. C-1-31 10 speed in box, $85. Call aroma of spicy apples and h. 351-1715, 4-1-12 663-8418. -04-1-12 and cheirs, long carriage 351-1963. 3-1-12 tart cranberries. 70 VW Remington Electric You dont have to scratch COMPLETE ■2 bedroom duplex. All THESES typewriter, adding machine, for good values when you're Extras, $180 per month, PERSON NEEDED for 4 men calculator, lamps, drawing OPEN 9 - 5:30 daily. Closed a steady reader of STATE SERVICE. Oiscount who's whose 2 dr. house, private bedroom. Saturday. OPTICAL lets. 393 3590. 5-1-17 table, blue print files, hand News Classified Pels. They printing. I B M typing and s1288 353-3383, 489-5960. 5-1-16 DISCOUNT, 2615 East are there binding of theses. Resumes. tools, work be nches, everyday. Check ENGAGEMENTS Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. publications. Across from ^1ALE V home. space left In MONTIE CO-OP has room cabinets, shelves. Must be sold by Jenuery 13th to C-5-1-12 campus, corner M.A.C. and 72 MUSTANG Call 351-8497 aveilable. $205 e term. Great Kelly Anne Mclntyre, Saginaw PREGNANT? WE understand. Grand River, below Jones |ngs. 2-1-12 food and parties. 332-8641. meke way for Urban GUNS, RIFLES, and pistols of Call us. PREGNANCY Stationery Shop. Call senior, Delta Delta Delta to 3-1-12 Renewal. 427 North Grend all David Noel Paige, Saginaw, 2 dr. HT makes and calibers. Over COUNSELING. COPYGRAPH SERVICES, - 3 rooms and beth. 482-5995 days 372-1560. Central Michigan University _ fished, 2 students or It's fun to sell end Avenue St. . Johns 224-7031 600 guns in stock, fiar best 0-1-31 337-1666 C-1-31 *2588 save. Sell or graduate. price in Southern Michigan ►ved. No pets. $135/ your "don't needs" with a evenings. Open 9 - 5pm deily. see BOB'S GUN SHOP, H TYPING TERM papers, theses, h. Plus utilities end Want Ad now. Diel Liquidation sale by Jesse H. block south of Post office TRAVELING COMPANION Kath|wn H Lwjnskj Detroi, 69 OLDS j'. 484-4948. 7-1-19 3558255. Jones. X-3-1-12 annex, at 2412 South Cedar needed for three month back - road station wagon camping JEAN J*?*JWayne MASSEY. 393-4075. State University graduate tQ j Thomas LesnaUt St. Clair Call 371-2244. Closed C-1-31 .4 dr. HT expedition, south/ southwest. Chnrnc wninr Sundays. 10-1-22 *1288 EDAR GREENS Leave 1/25. Rick, 351-2681. 3-1-16 WILL TYPE your thesis for Suzanne Catherine Runkel, SKIS HEAD 360's, Marker February deadline. 489-6479. Rotomat's. New. Buckle BOARD E XAM TUTOR ING 3-1-12 Gross lie, junior, Kappa Delta to 70 CHEVY KINGSWOOD James Robinson, Kalamazoo boots. 8V4-9. 332-3585. Tutoring classes now being senior. Delta Chi. 3-1-15 formed for the coming Wagon NIKON 50mm Micro - Nikkor. LSAT, MCAT, DAT, Board Patti Piellusch, Birmingham *2188 exams. For information call sophomore to Jim Gatward, Accoustic Rb search PR-5 313-354-0085. 0-2-1-15 SPANISH TUTORING Fraser. 1972 MSU graduate, speakers. Make 351-7219.3-1-12 offer. professional, familiar with Delta Sigma Phi. 68 CHEVY WAGON ANYONE INTERESTED in MSU language materials. Reasonable. (Special rates for Cathy Sue Rasher, Mt. Vernon, contributing column to the ib a Veterans.) Call 351-3815. press, women or minority 3-1-12 N.Y. senior. Alpha Chi Omega *688 sections of to Mark Alan Bathurst, Fairfax, Counterpoint should contact Sylvia Smith Va. 1972 MSU graduate, Delta BOXER PUPPIES, 6 weeks old, at the State News. 355 8252, DON'T FORGET blood comes Tau Delta. 69 MERCURY MARQUIS AKC registered, $100. Phone by Wednesday. 5-1-16 only from people. Save a life. 669-3590. 5-1-12 Give blood. Professional Gail Lee Jacob, Armada senior 4 dr. M188 donors compensated. to Doug Krause, Armada, MSU ALASKAN MALAMUTE Peanuts Personal ! If MICHIGAN COMMUNITY Medical student. 5 puppies, purebread. 5 weeks BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. 69 FORD COUNTRY Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex old. Shots and wormed. $50. Call C-1-31 Cynthia Gross, Fraser senior to SQUIRE 349-3113 after 6pm. David Ziskie, Washington, D.C. ,1RM HOTPANTS, Wagon 'Nw »f °r S|REENS WINTER' APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married couples 3-1-12 CONGRATULATIONS on IBM SELECTRIC, pica, in good 1970 MSU graduate. SPRING & S MMER. The* spacious apartments are carpeted your engagement to Friday W'th d,rt,nctiv# furniture. Each unit has a PUPPIES. AMERICAN eskimo. and Saturday. Love, Monday condition. Phone 393-3588. Anita Leigh Ellis. Ypsilanti 70 MAVERICK garbage disposal and all white, registered, 6 weeks. 1-1-12 senior to Richard G. Cote, and Tuesday. 1-1-12 ■tm"3 a'r condi st (2) ask for a new staff hair spray, comb or key. entrance on Grove Street planner and (3) urge the be signed by coimJ Woman Needs to Know" were instructed Wednesday in how to "You don't try for unloading true Is off the council to appoint members c h airman j71 fend off attackers by Sgt. Gilbert Skinner, of the MSU Dept. of Public Safety, and Officer Virginia Vary, of the East Lansing re an have arsenal, but „*ve acquire an areena., street and 11 parking spaces to the c still-vacant Meulendyke, who at the «|,1 one or two things with ^or management ana Environmental and Aesthetics meeting. Police Dept. „ , . „ you, Skinner said. "Be paraplegics, Cyrus. Vaughn State News photos by Ron Biava owner of Michigan constantly prepared to take aggressive action." At one point. Skinner Systems told the commission Developers Inc. GET HIP Systems is FOR MSU PUBLICATIONS confiscated llM-ai^U from aa woman 1IUII1 the audience a small wumoii Michigan . ~ _ developing Dooley s which , , , . . commercial spray can Vaughn said was scheduled designed to spray in an to open Aug. 15. Unit to study recycling attacker's cautioned many devices are face of' He these illegal, and not G. Michael Conlisk, planning department always safe for the woman. A By MIKE LaNOUE State News Staff Writer special committee to be headed by the Waste Control Some of the publications printed on fully recycled paper include: the graduate catalog, mortar board calendars, the Student Motor Vehicle Regulations, the University "Why make him cough when you can make him bleed?" he asked. M ( "T.V. RENTALS ' $23.00 per term ind^rtwery » 50 .V;' Authority was formed Thursday to investigate plans for Financial Report for 1971-72 and the MSU Facts Book. He acknowledged that NEJAC TV RENTALS converting all University paper uses to recycled operations. The list includes 16 publications. another school of thought 337-1300 The committee emanated from Dave Marquette, manager of University printing, said a meeting of campus advises women to remain publications editors, publishers, printers and the authority. The committee plans to investigate paper mills in the area that much of the total paper used on campus has various passive and hope to escape SIIODEK percentages of recycled elements in it. He said in some with particular regard to samples of 100 paper. per cent recycled instances as much as 60 per cent of some paper articles is recycled. This Winter beat TO WHAT'S for "We plan to examine all aspects of using reclaimed paper MSU," an authority spokesman said. The University recently purchased 900 reams of letterhead stationary made from 100 per cent reclaimed the "Battle of GOING ON! The authoriiy spokesman stated that the committee waste paper, an authority spokesman said. The spokesman It's all happening at the Pretzel Bell - would eventually like to develop a said purchasing the recycled paper in that quantity did not the Bulge" by Lansing's finest restaurant and bar. two-way contract with a paper mill where the paper the University uses is save money because the quantity is fairly small. Buying in Enjoy your favorite food and drink in the n automatically recycled by the company. The authority larger quantities could, however, save money. Bowling unique atmosphere in town. considers an operation like this to be an ideal situation. Recently a waste control assistant contacted the Get it together and come on out to the . For the months of July through December 1972 a total Manistique Pulp and Paper Company who makes a 50 per Bowling is great exercise and great fun. Our new of 393,866 pounds of paper were used on total 116, 547 pounds were 100 per cent reclaimed waste paper. campus, of that cent recycled newsprint and with the help of State News Business Manager Art Levin got the OK from Printco automatic scorers make it possible for anyone to enjoy bowling. So go bowling and control your waistline while having fun. cPr&tzel Company to print several pages of this week's State News on this paper. "I could not tell the difference between the recycled HOLIDAY LANES cBell 1020 Trowbridge Road State senators paper and the regular newsprint," Levin said. He says that as soon as State News' current paper contract runs out, the 3101 E. Grand River 337-9775 351 0300 m Ill cGi _ I _ n Oil COCJ & OT iL ' _ entire operation will be done with recycled paper. e/T7/C5 All those involved in campus printing say that some problems with ink smearing, paper quality and thickness Little Caesars Announces A public hearing on a legislative agents and the have resulted with 100 per cent recycled code of ethics for all elected paper. But all news media are also invited. shared optimism that the partially recycled paper will officials in the state has Bills effecting officials suffice. been scheduled for 1:30 have been introduced or will p.m. Wednesday at the Law be introduced shortly Building auditorium in dealing with open meeting Lansing, west of the laws, campaign financing, LOW OVERHEAD PRICES Capitol. lobbying disclosure and The notice was sent out conflict of interest. Watches & ON Diamond Rings Jewelry Gifts n> DELIVERANCE by six state senators on the M.S.U. Class Rings Special Senate Committee on Ethics. Watch & Jewelry Repairing at The invited officials include county, M. Thompson Jeweler township and 223 M.A.C. Ave. municipal officials and school administrators and East Lansing, Mich. 48823 board members. Registered Drink and Talk Last Chance in Peace at to order your THE MATADOR LOUNGE 1973 Wolverine Today & Monday Like Your Pizza's 1-96 & PENNSYLVANIA 2:00-5:00 P.M. Rm. 30 Stud. Services ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ TRY OUR ALL NEW THICK J Friday and Saturday- 4 Besides Being Very BEAUTIFUL BATCH OF J ~ Varsity Super Special! J BURGERS DELICIOUS ~2~25~ "jj Tdceyour,-.,, THEN TRY LITTLE CAESARS ALL NEW JJ DEEP DISH SQUARE PIZZA hunger to IMS [' delivers a Medium 12" 2 item Varsity Pizza and [ _ 2 large cokes. Valid with this coupon on Fri. & ■ [►J Sat. Jan. 12 & 13, 1973. I* 11 items to choose from ""I* ^ the SQUARE SHOOTER OFF CAMPUS ON CAMPUS *3.25 Our New Menu Features: 337-1631 337-1681 I delivers a Ki t" 2 item Varsity Pizza and 4 - 1203 E. Gd. River 1071 Trowbridge ■ large cokes, alid with this coupon on Fri. & Charbroiled Steak Dinners , Sat. Jan. 12 & 13, 1973. Steak Sandwiches Menu: Free Fast Hot Delivery begins at 6:30 P.M. Big Burgers 75' OFF 5o< on *Subs(4 to A LARGE VARSITY Chopped Beefsteak Dinners A SMAUI choose from) *Foot long , Varsity Dogs *Hamburgers I *Pinball New Waitress Service SQUARE PIZZA SQUARE} 1227 E. Grand River 332-6517 } 231 MAC 351-2755 Daily 11 a.m. - 2 a.m. Sunday noon - midnight with this Coupon PIZZA with this Coup*! [