■at about justice? Changes aid court efficiency progress in their administrative BV CRAIG GEHRING efficiency, are they dispensing equal biggest squeeze is on the working requiring legal counsel for all class." S,ate News Staff Writer justice? defendants faced with a possible jail Carl Kaplan, director of Greater East Lansing District Court Judge Second in • series Though two local judges claim sentence, has improved matters. recent improvements have Maurice E. Schoenberger, whose Lansing Legal Aid, says the resulted in fairer justice for all jurisdiction includes the campus, Carl H. Kaplan, director of the legal system discriminates groups of litigants, believes that though there are some Greater Lansing Legal Aid Bureau, area attorneys and legal aid people against the poor. argue that poor people and students inequities in the judicial system, the agrees with Schoenberger, saying, State News photo by John Dickson courts are, for the most part, fair. "The difference in the still face a judicial system which is degree of "Without a lawyer, a defendant was justice people receive depends on fc h£og W of cases facing the courts. ^Hition to using massive discriminatory. Ingham County Circuit Court Judge at a disadvantage," Schoenberger whether or not they have a lawyer." argues. "That was true no matter how ■i 'nments of judges to help Donald L. Reisig says however, he is fair a judge tried to be, because He criticizes the judicial system for 1* tat "he c ongestion plaguing courts more concerned about middle - class individual unfamiliar with the law, is an not responding to the needs of poor ,t and in Wayne County, the persons being treated unfairly than just people. He says this results in I.f»«"s"""! about poor persons being abused by not technicalities aware to use." of what legal misallocations of court resources. KUii* 'dmini"r"ion to the judicial system. "The poor are provided with Schoenberger says the problem has of "To a a poor person, minor problem is a the settlement crisis," Kaplan Enrove efficiency. legal not been solved completely, but a Kut, while the courts are making counsel," Reisig comments. "The recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling, (continued on page 11) the michigan Wednesday, January 17, 1973 Michigan State University Eait New Lansing, Michigan Volume 65 Number 84 Nixon to announce truce, South Viet sources claim SAIGON (AP) — President Nixon fire could be enforced or what the Vietnamese president that an comment from the Presidential Palace, plans to declare a unilateral Vietnam chances were for a positive response international the U.S. cease - fire to start on the eve of his agreement had been Embassy or the U.S. Military from North Vietnamese and Viet Cong reached to guarantee against further Command. inauguration and Saigon has no choice troops. But South Vietnamese and hostilities by North Vietnam once the The reports emanated from but to go along, South Vietnamese sources American forces presumably could peace accord is signed. with access to discussions sources reported Tuesday. by Thieu continue defensive operations and The Florida White House in Key and other high South 'Trust me," Nixon was reported to Vietnamese would be authorized to open fire if Biscayne said it would have no officials on the latest draft have said in agreement. a personal message to threatened. comment what the One senior U.S. official said it was on South President Nguyen Van Thieu of South For the Vietnam. longer term Nixon was Vietnamese sources said. reported to have advised the South In Saigon, there was no official (continued on page 11) The sources said that barring a last - minute hitch Nixon intends to order the indefinite cease - fire effective at 11 p.m. Friday Saigon time. That is 10 U.S. used 95,490 tons a.m. Friday EST. The President will be inaugurated for a second term Saturday. The cease fire would be designated - r. to convince the North Vietnamese to release American prisoners of war and of bombs in Dec. raids take the final steps toward sealing the peace agreement under negotiation by Henry A. Kissinger and Hanoi's representatives, the sources said. The Florida White House said WASHINGTON the Hanoi - Haiphong area was heavy Kissinger will not return to the Paris (AP) - U.S. on Indochina was: January 57, 790; over the Christmas holidays, it was peace talks before next week, and warplanes bombarded Indochina with February 67,646; March 70,694; April 95,490 tons of bombs in December, concentrated over a small area, " perhaps not then. 91,670; May 105,729; Juni 112,460; Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler dropping most of it over North opposed to the widespread bombing of Ju, 99 066 earlier months, which ran the totals August 98,182; Sept.' told newsmen Nixon will make no Vietnam during the 12 - day Christmas 91 700; Qct 91,700; Oct. Q4 94,300; Nov.^ ,'nn «7fi 100,678 statement to the nation this week on aerial blitz. up. "The difference was not in the B52s (continued the Vietnam negotiations. Despite the heavy bombing, much on page 11) At least 10 "times in a half - hour of it with B52s, December's bomb but in the flocks of F4 Phantom news briefing Ziegler responded to tonnage as reported by the Pentagon fighter - bombers we were sending questions about Vietnam with phrases like: "We have an agreement with the Tuesday totaled less than that dropped in each month between May and up," the sources said. "In prior months we were systematically Vote delay other side not to discuss the substance August and in November. The earlier attacking certain things such as bridges and rail lines throughout North of the negotiations, and we're sticking strikes, flown mair'y by smaller Protest U by that agreement." But Ziegler left open the possibility fighter - bombers, were aimed at cutting off the flow of supplies fueling Vietnam. In December the total was smaller but it was also over a smaller on defense that Nixon might say something about the North Vietnamese offensive in the area." I Demonstrators in Frankfurt, West Germany paraded through South which began in April. The intense bombing continued Vietnam in his televised inaugural Ithe streets Monday to protest the U.S. role in Vietnam. They I carried a replica of the U.S. flag with bombs replacing stars and I a swastika added. address. The South Vietnamese sources did not indicate how the unilateral cease - Asked about the comparatively low December bomb figure, military- sources said that while the bombing of nearly round the clock with only a 36 - was hour pause during Christmas before it restricted Dec. 30 to below the picks ends AP wirephoto 20th parallel with the resumption of WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. peace negotiations in Paris. Harold E. Hughes, D - Iowa. Tuesday- Air Force, Marine and Navy withdrew his demand that President pear south campus bombers flew more than 2,000 strkes, mostly against targets in the enemy's Nixon's top appointees to the Defense industrial north. Dept. make public a disclosure of their financial holding. The pattern of attacks and targets The action paved the way for a vote Ski slope of trash proposed which included five major power plants servicing Hanoi and Haiphong and nearly a dozen railroad yards through which supplies flow, made it in the Senate Armed Services Committee on the nominations of Elliot L. Richardson to be secretary of defense and William P. Clements Jr. to clear that the aim of the air campaign By MIKE LANOUE be deputy secretary of defense. a year to carry waste on campus to a "The idea is very feasible," was to paralyze the north's two largest State News Staff Writer In a compromise, chairman John C. dump about 17 miles from here," Rosenhaft said. "We have the cities. Mark Rosenhaft, director of the Stennis, D - Miss., made public letters "Sine knowledgeable personnel on this North Vietnam claimed that more from Richardson and Clements skiing down _ long .„..R pile of w authroity said Tuesday. campus who can easily plan a ski than 1,300 persons were killed and bottles, corrugated cardboard, MX M-S.U. disclosing handling their s The building site for the proposed mountain. All need is the student plans for and other we nearly 1,300 wounded by the raids in financial affairs while in office. garbage, ski mountain would be theemply land support and the land from the Hanoi. l!8 F°nMSU's campus. realil-v within another on south campus near the gravel pits. University." According to the Pentagon, the new At the same time, support increased in the Senate for delaying action on all "The mountains would be created Rosenhaft said that several round of bombing added the names of Irt A«thority and the by dumping the trash and then taking trash-laden ski mountains have been more than 100 airmen to the casualty presidential appointees while the in Vietnam continues. war K' "arks and Recreation the dirt around the circumference of built around the country including a lists. Of these. 12 were killed, 23 Sen. James E. Abourezk, D - S.D., fcbilit! a? uUrrently discussing the the pile and bulldozing the trash Mt. Trashmore in Virginia. But no captured and another 74 listed as Kyh ^lldin«aski mountain over," Rosenhaft said. other universities have tried this missing in action. urged the Senate to withhold approval Mmn « 8,, mount's |ro(luoed on campus One matter to be resolved is a experiment. The Pentagon reported that the foundation. contract with the waste-filling company "With the amount of waste our monthly tonnage of bombs dropped (continued on page 15) J university is currently paying which requires 30-dav notice before campus generates, it certainly would •wing-company over $30,000 termination. (continued on page 11) GOP group lacks •efense cites plans after suit fails Braden also questioned the rules of (or Watergate break-in A Republican-based student co - order which the board used in alition made no further plans Tuesday to attempt to block the ASMSU allocating the money. financing of the Student Mobilization Peter Marvin, student judiciary fc'I" (AP) - A drf.n* trial involving a break - in last June at the Democratic National Committee planted as a spy in the headquarters of McGovem and Sen. Edmund Muskie, Committee's trip to the Washington demonstrations Saturday after it was adviser declined Tuesday to comment on why the decision to deny the the wUfSd*y he wil1 denied a hearing on the matter. hearing and therefore close the suit kin. J Watergate break - in and headquarters. Alch said: The denial was reached, until the complainants PotentiT1'™16*1 by conc8rn "If one is under a reasonable "Were present at McGovem came from the received a written statement ed vi |ly d»ngerous groups All-University Student Judiciary after you apprehension - regardless of whether headquarters at the time of these a meeting Monday. explaining the decision. Isinclurt L® t0 RePubi'can that apprehension is in fact correct, nrtid K g Pres>dent Nixon. demonstrations during the montli of Dana ftadwi, representative for the The coalition Alch said outside the courtroom, 'he comprises Cord j°rney for Ja««es W. May, 1972, at Capitol Hill, at the Coalition for Responsible Action, said representatives from groups is justified in breaking a law to avoid Rayburn building, Dupont Circle and including > about JU!?tluncd » witness he filed the suit for the coalition last the College Republicans, various great harm, which in this case would Andrews Air Force Base?" l*»3 vTrt Blherhehad«en any include violence against Republican A. I don't know sir. week, contesting the political Nixon committees and committees on Lcln,p»iin0Uh an!;iwar in of officials. Including the President.' Q. Did you see in McGovem implications of the appropriation. Braden referred to a clause in the campus supporting Rep. Charles Chamberlain, R-Michigan, James Cross - examining Thomas Gregory, headquarters any members of the ASMSU Code of Operations which Pocock, unsuccessful Republican prohibits candidate for the 59th district a 26 - year old Brigham Young political endorsements by seat, (continued on page 11) the ASMSU board. and Sen. Robert Griffin, University student who said he was R-Michigan. Wednesday, January 17 J973 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Court reopens (AP) - A federal appeals court arguments Feb. 8 on a massive busing plan. 52 suburban districts Into hearings during which the busi§ CINCINNATI, Ohio The appeals court had ruled Dec. 8 that U.S. District plan was argued «■ summary It ordered Roth to reopen those hearing, ordered on Tuesday a rehearing of arguments on a Court Judge Stephen J. Roth of Detroit was correct in his controversial plan designed to desegregate city schools in findings of segregation. It also agreed with Roth that cross - The Decemberorder^ handeddown by Circuit CcUJ Detroit and 52 suburban districts. district busing was the only effective desegregation remedy judges Harry' .J EdwatJ was followed by aP^als by a ™mberof the suburb,J The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals vacated an earlier for the city's schools, which are 70 per cent black. order in which it agreed with U.S. District Court findings of segregation in the districts. It said it would hear oral But the appeals r court said Roth erred in not bringing all districts, all nine judges Michigan, for a rehearing befote" of the 6thofcircuit. and theState In approving that request Tuesday, the court said "h, effect of the granting of prehearing en banc shall be u previous opinion." CHARGE 'II' INACTION mil vacate the Roth's plan would mean the busing of 40,000 puniil across district lines. ^ Tuesday's appellate court action resurrected t possibility that the state of Michigan could be forced t3 "Trust me." Women revea purchase 295 buses to implement the desegregation p|an The order set aside by the appeals court Tuesday h, vacated Roth's order that the buses be purchased. T™ 1 in programs where women shout 'foul' without and publicity of appeals court now must decide again whether to uphofl A of dissatisfied President Nixon women group Monday blasted the on a tenures track are identifying what is foul. opportunities, Sharp said that purchase order. 1 particularly We've beat the pig enough, her office would send letters During oral arguments on the Detroit desegregation phi University's inaction in alleviating their sex underrepresented. The now let's see what we can of advocacy to departments last August, Judge Edwards suggested that the amendnu See story page 1 discrimination grievances. department is also do." and communicate grievances might permanently halt court desegregation orders. concerned about Many women present to the board of trustees and In its December order, however, the appeals court said! The charges came in a enforcement of the indicated they wanted the Women's Advisory ruling on the amendment's constitutionality i meeting of the Alliance to University's affirmative encouragment and advocacy Board. unnecessary then. Illllll IIIIIMIIIIIIII Illlllll I Mill llllll End Sex Discrimination action policy, she said. They from the Human Relations Monday at which Mary P. have sent out letters to Dept. for more women in Sharp, associate director of U.S.-Soviet trade triples the Dept. of Human departments indicating their high level administration, The level of Soviet-American trade nearly tripled in the first 11 months of 1972, even before large Relations, defended the University progress in rectifying the grievances. The Dept. of Human obligation to hire women. more graduate admissions According to a 1970 and fellowships for women , University ruling, the school more women's classes, more p p o r t dispensaUon of available Judicial panel to hear grain shipments began arriving here, putting the antidiscrimination policies opportunities to women and charges against OBA Relations was created this United States among the Soviet Union's m^jor against women and must equality in hiring, fall to record women's Western trading partners for the first time. complaints and to promote affirm and promote Statistics made available by the American the welfare of women and women's civil rights. In response Sharp said, Because of University ''The problem of After weeks of deliberation the Student The information which was requested embassy here Tuesday show a jump in American minorities. enforcement of civil rights is A major complaint concerns about Faculty Judiciary decided Monday to concerned clarification of the relationshiJ exports to the Soviet Union from SI34 million in - discrimination, more than always difficult. People tend hold a hearing early next week to settle between ASMSU and OBA as its cabinet the first 11 months of 1971 to nearly $449 million against the University was discrimination in the hiring 50 per cent of the new to think some individual has charges brought against the Office of Black member. for the same period of 1972. of women but the attending hirings this year have been a great deal of power to do Affairs (OBA) in December. women also questioned the women or minorities, Sharp something. We have only The charges involve allegations made by Renaud said the hearing will specificallvl decide "if OBA is in fact in violation ofl effectiveness and power of said. The hiring of women the power of persuasion and ASMSU that OBA members had excluded misusing University facilities and services.'! Viet peace force set up this women's affairs has risen from about 10 per cent two years ago to about suggestion," she explained, She said her office, white students from a speech by Stokely The specific University regulation static department. Carmichael Nov. 13. Canada is prepared to begin moving a responded to 12 per cent in the full-term located in the Whether the hearing will be open to the that "All events held on University! Sharp tenure system this year, she Administration Building, property or in University facilities whicl peace-keeping force of as many as 1,450 military questions about the public is the option of the OBA are not 'for members only' shall be deemeiL added. would do everything representatives, who were to be informed personnel into Vietnam within 10 days of a department's effectiveness public meetings open to the Universi* by saying that despite More importantly, Sharp possible concerning of the judiciary's decision this morning. cease-fire agreement, officials in the Dept. of challenges, the department emphasized the force of the grievances affecting 600 Ruth Renaud, Judicial Programs community and any member of thai External Affairs say. has affected change in areas department should come faculty women and 2,204 director, said the decision to hold the community shall be admitted withouf clerical workers, discrimination as to race, sex or nationJ Canada's planning has been based on the of promoting women's civil from University women and hearing came after the judiciary had origin. employes. In noting numerous suggestion in reports from Paris that Canada, rights. "This program is what audience complaints about considered responses by James Weathers, Renaud declined to comment further oJ Poland, Hungary and Indonesia form a team to She noted that the OBA director, and Ron Wahuia, ASMSU you women put into it," she discrimination in career president, to letters the judiciary had sent how the judiciary reached its decision of "observe and supervise" in Vietnam if a cease-fire department was monitoring academic units to review said, "but, most counseling, hiring, them last week. on the information it had obtained. agreement is reached. hiring procedures especially importantly, we must not promoting, class scheduling Berrigans seek injunction The Berrigan brothers, the antiwar activists hoping to leave today for a visit to No bank pays Hanoi, have asked the U.S. Court of Appeals to issue an injunction overruling a U.S. Board of Parole decision blocking their travel to North higher rate of interest Vietnam. Both Berrigans parole after serving time in federal prison on charges of are on a damaging selective service on savings than records in a 1968 war-protest raid on a draft board at Catonsville, Md. In addition, Philip Berrigan was convicted last year on a charge of smuggling letters in and out of the federal penitentiary Lewisburg, Pa. in East Lansing StateBankD War protest still planned Final plans for an inauguration day antiwar protest called the March Against Death and for | On Regular Passbook Savings-the Peace in Vietnam were announced here Tuesday. Dr. Sidney Peck of the People's Coalition for savings account that offers daily Peace and Justice and Jerry Gordon of the interest. National Peace Action Coalition said at a joint I news conference that the march "will go on exactly as planned" amid rumors of a possible cease-fire. On Golden Anniversary Accounts. You Senator wants firms to pay can open one for as little as $100. Noting that auto makers recalled more cars in 1972 than they made, Sen. Gaylord Nelson, D-Wis., proposed Monday that car makers be required to pay for repairs when safety-related recalls are On Savings Certificates with a one-year issued. He said statistics from the maturity in amounts of $1000 or more. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration showed that 75 per cent of cars were fixed when the manufacturer paid the costs but only 7.6 per cent of Corvair owners responded when they had to j On Savings Certificates with a two-year pay repair costs. maturity in amounts of $1000 or more. Congress asks fund list The Senate completed congressional action Tuesday on a measure requiring President Nixon to submit to Congress by Feb. 10 a list of all federal ■ Open your savings account at any of East Lansing State Bank's five funds impounded since last July 1. convenient locations. East Lansing State Bank, your Hometown Bank. It sent the measure to the White House for | Now with Trust Services. Member: F.D.I.C. Nixon's signature. The provision on impounded funds was added to the usually routine resolution givirg Nixon extra time, in this case until Jan. 29, to submit his budget to Congress. State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Wednesday, January 17, 1973 3 Milliken seeks quaalude curbs /iichaelfox By michael fox extremely * State Newt Staff Writer dangerous The drug acts on the In East substance has been Lansing, the Drug Milliken said. encouraged the state Office Gov. Milliken launched reported central nervous system as a Education Center at 405 emergency procedures for a from every sector of Most of Milliken's six - of Drug Abuse and overdose and addition. the crackdown on quaalude state and depressant, slowing motor Grove St. has become very point program to combat Alcoholism to continue 9 abuse many serious functions. Milliken also sought Tuesday including a overdose cases have been concerned about student methaqualone abuse calls disseminating methaqualone further request to classify the "Contrary to previous abuse of the pills which sell specific recorded by hospitals and for expanding drug information and to recommendations for action popular muscle relaxant as physicians," Milliken said. information, overwhelming on the street for 50 to 60 education The an illegal drug. evidence now indicates that cents. The programs. investigate all possible from the state drug abuse center has governor's Methaqualone is sold in methaqualones published statement treatment methods and office. Quaaludes, the brand Pill form are an informative for by six major physically addictive, name methaqualone and pamphlet on methaqualone prescription pills, have Pharmaceutical withdrawal from these drugs and has copies of studies manufacturers. The Librery most fire is often more dangerous done on the drug. recently become very prevalent forms of the popular among young drug than withdrawal from "With the exception of people, including MSU jn East Lansing "Quaaludes" are heroin," Milliken said. alcohol, methaqualone is made by the Numerous studies, in the students. Rore probably the most serious Company, "Parest" false United States and abroad, ''Widespread experimentation with the made "Sopars" by Parke made Davis, and by Amar - have indicated the addictive nature of methaqualone and drug^abuse problem area," drug center volunteer in this in olor relatively new and Stone. Greg Maddex said. "Twenty problems in withdrawal. - five quaaludes can be fatal In the continuous battle between system was in order, he left. and when taken with man and machine, the machine again Just after he left, the alarm sounded alcohol, the number needed IN ROUTINE REPORT to kill a person is much proved to be the victor Tuesday afternoon. again, 34 minutes after the first one, sending the students morosely away less." Three fire trucks and a rescue unit from their studies for the second time. Maddex said that home - were dispatched from the University Three trucks were dispatched, sirens made methaqualone pills fire station at 2:02 p.m., when the wailing, only to find the machine had Council have on just started appearing the streets. Slang terms for the pills include "Quads," "Blues," automatic Library. smoke detection system sounded a fire alarm in the R. Charles Rettke, business University goofed again. Rettke possible attributed the error "over cleaning" when the system was cleaned last week. to a manager "Optimils," "Somnafac," of the library, explained that before all East Lansing Fire Chief Authur and "Azzies." the students had evacuated the Patriarche explained that three trucks course changes Milliken said his action building, a malfunction in the machine were sent out the second time because Tuesday was intended to was located and repaired. they had no way of knowing the second avert a public health crisis The system was reset, and an alarm was not legitimate. by enacting effective electrician left to watch. Rettke said "I'm a natural born pessimist, and By DANIEL DEVER throughout the University action until their meeting controls on the drug. when the electrician was assured the look for the worst every time," he said. State News Staff Writer for reviewing and evaluating next Tuesday. "Methaqualones are not The Academic Council undergraduate Each year one student ii now included in the Tuesday approved a routine interdisciplinary courses. elected from among the schedule of illegal drugs The new procedure also student members of the under report of the Curriculum the Controlled includes a set of criteria to council to serve with five Substances Act of 1971. Committee on course and be used in curriculum changes and a identifying these faculty members on the This omission precludes courses. proposed procedure for Steering Committee in effective control of sale and One other item was undergraduate discussed by the council, a interdisciplinary courses. set of proposed changes in Senate meetings. the criminal justice system," Interdisciplinary courses the Bylaws for Academic are those classes offered Governance which would jointly by more than one amend the governance department or college. process to approximately 70 librarians include PIRGIM plans refund The new procedure who are appointed outside provides for a standardized the rules of tenure. The MSU chapter of the Public Interest Research Group routing process by which In these Michigan (PIRGIM) announced Tuesday that they have courses can be This item was discussed developed a system to refund their dollar tax to all MSU approved, evaluated and briefly at Tuesday's council graduate students wanting the refund. teaching credit can be meeting but no action was Grad students may get the refund by going to the properly distributed to the taken. The item will be PIRGIM office in 329 Student Services departments and colleges Bldg., and brought to a vote at the presenting their fee receipt card and student ID. involved. next council meeting Refunds will be available during Tuesdays and - jl*; "This procedure will scheduled for March 5. Wednesdays of winter term, 10 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to require fewer steps in the 4:30 p.m. Faces review of these courses," ^he student members of Irances Sayres, a Lester Manderscheid, *he Academic Council also chairman of the Educational ™et Tuesday, just prior to ^rindmother with Policies Committee which the regular council meeting, The State News is published by the students of I faces, shows proposed the procedure. Michigan State University every class day during Fall, o of them for a The students discussed Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, said at the meeting. the election of a student Until now there was. no Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a AP wirephoto member to -th» Steering standardized procedure special Welcome Week edition is published in Committee but tabled any September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. 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Jackson. lansing, michigan 48823 -EDITORIALS- Reason for The Doctor's Bag By ARNOLD WERNER MD Once as again, peace is "at strong there was anything to halt at all. iiaru Letters may be addressed to Dr. also a direct irritant to the lining of drink will also slow down the will always advise her if 8he js ih J Wemer at the University Health the stomach. absorption of alcohol "which will help type of difficulty. hand," just in time to lull public The White House has provided Center. Names need not be included People with ulcers are especially keep you from becoming intoxicated Some people have irrational f indignation for the inaugural no real explanation for either the unless a personal reply is requested. vulnerable to the situation you on a small amount of drink. about doing damage to the fetuTl ceremonies Saturday. But serious or the initial resumption of described. Many of them secrete large How long after a woman gets having intercourse during protest against Nixonian bombing, and it is frighteningly amounts of acid without too much pregnant can she have sexual The developing baby doesn't seeml easy to believe that both actions It never fails, if I drink an alcoholic intercourse, as far as pleasure and the begrudge his future mother (orhtJ imperiousness must still occur stimulation. Some people have had this weekend. were taken almost entirely beverage of any type before dinner, on ulcers or have ulcers and do not know child's safety is concerned? having sexual enjoyment. There isJ because "Nixon felt like it." an empty stomach I get bad stomach In normal uncomplicated chance of rupturing the The cessation of bombing and it, as their symptoms may not be a uterus I pains without nausea. The pains last talk of a peace settlement are But such decisions of death severe enough to drive them to a pregnancy, a woman may engage in doing other types of physical damj for about 15 minutes and then I and devastation are too am doctor. Common symptoms of a sexual intercourse up until the time during sexual intercourse jn h certainly to be applauded as able to eat my meal. What could moves in the proper direction of important to rest on the feelings cause duodenal ulcer include abdominal pain that labor begins, or the membranes of women even in late pregnancy. this? I don't think I have ulcer of any one man, particularly an between meals relieved by taking food, the embryonic sac rupture, whichever Some women become large enoJ ending the senseless American because I can eat all foods, even very physicians involvement in Vietnam. when there is absolutely no acid ones, without any resulting frequent sensations of "heart bum," a comes first. In years past, so that intercourse becomes sonu^l indication that those feelings are painful bloating feeling after over were apt to recommend that women awkward from the sheer point of vM Criticism of the bombing halt on discomfort. eating, and black tarry stools if the not engage in sexual intercourse for six of maintaining balance. Those » the grounds that it will "spoil the even reasonably consistent. weeks before delivery. This injunction never had cause to experiment Few things get ulcer is bleeding. demonstration" would be simply In all areas of his the gastric juices *l For the salvation of your gastric is no longer felt to be defensible on different positions in sen] administration, but especially in flowing like alcohol. Caffeine does a medical grounds. If a woman is having petulant and would ignore the good job, as does nicotine. Alcohol lining, among other things, it would be intercourse before, suddenly ditM larger issue of ending the war. foreign affairs, Nixon has insured stimulates acid secreting cells of the wise to put some food in your complications during the pregnancy that they can be imaginative. ' But though the American that no one knows from one stomach and when there are no food stomach before you take a drink. such as bleeding, signs of fetal distress, women in the knee-chest position J minute to the next what the evidence of possible premature labor the man entering from the I people may fervently hope that stuffs around to dilute and neutralize Starchy foods and milk are usually and some other things, intercourse is provides a high degree of stability f this time the talk of peace will president is thinking - except the acid, sensitive people get quite a recommended for this purpose. Having "wheelbarrow" approach, using f produce more than shattered maybe the president, and since of hurninc and Dain. The alcohol is some food in your gut before you prohibited. The woman's physician side of the bed is also nice. sJ expectations, they have ample he doesn't talk about it, there is people just find intercourse |3 reason to doubt. The talk has no way of knowing for sure if difficult in the last part of pregnj even he knows what he will do but still have considerable sex] been empty for too long. desire and resort to mutual The last time peace was "at next. The situation has gotten so petting! orgasm or masturbation. Again, m hand," it stayed only long bad that one nominee for a of these methods of sexual release! Defense Dept. post last week harmful to anyone. enough to lead to some lopsided election returns and then one of told a Senate subcommittee that Following childbirth, the v. the most intensive bombing he would not rule out the use of generally should not have intercc. for a period of a few weeks blitzes in American history. nuclear weapons against North bleeding has diminished to | The fault with the current Vietnam if the President decided inconsequential amount and f bombing halt lies not with the it was necessary. Nixon's incidental reparative surgery hasty halt itself, but with the fact that subordinates apparently feel they chance to heal. This is generally in must leave their options so wide vicinity of three to four open that they include even the Physicians usually advise womenf to have intercourse for about! sheer insanity of using nuclear weeks which coincides with " weapons in the closing days of a New ppointless A war. democracy - or even a mother's first visit back to the doc Under many uncomplicated circumstu feel this is an excessive periot time. republic, to use the conservative no bene\ | watchword - does not operate this way. This is the way of a TO TELL YOU THI TRUTH, WE CANT TAKE ANY MORE OF THAT BOMBING, EITHER!' (c)copyright 1973 The hike in the price of monarchy and Nixon has general admission tickets to delusion, of fanghood. WILLIAM V. SHANNON basketball games could be Ev,en a k'"e ™S1 heed th= justified if students received PfPle however, and additional services and increased the people have made ,t abundantly clear that they are U.S. De Gaulle? comfort in return for their investment. Increasing equipment costs slck °f ? wlU°nl* ^ De Gaulle, who saved France's honor in 1940, liberated her soil in 1944, and since De Daulle took four years to More precisely, it is monarchial. beginning with the first "strol basketball game found that they ° J t0 strengthen support Nixon c»innnrt those — blindly whofocus chnilln fnfllQ Mivnn - should OT1 on rescued her freedom in 1958. extricate France from the unwinnable France has an ancient royal tradition, presidents, Theodore Roosevelt I and General De Gaulle freely conceded Woodrow Wilson. The speedup| , . had paid a dollar to stand for the Algerian war, Nixon may be allowing whole game. the demand to know why the himself a similar time schedule in in his memoirs that he tried to run the communications enables a preside Yet, as Rep. John Brademas wrote a IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Granted. Jenison Fieldhouse is peace (if it is indeed peace) had week ago, certain similarities between reach the entire citizenry ^ not the astrodome of MSU, but to come as it did and what the Nixon and De Gaulle styles of What proved not to be a viable mode of government dramatic impact, and in the nucj age a president has unique p there are some things that can be diplomatic niceties were worth leadership have become increasingly for France is even more ill suited to the much larger, wage war. Nixon's Gaullist trappl the cost of the Christmas apparent, particularly in recent weeks more complex United States. Nixon seems to feel that and gestures only carry the "sp' done to improve it. The Athletic since the President has withdrawn from bombing. he can be a strong, impressive national leader if he misery" concept of the president^ Dept. should consider public view. constructing accordian style And beyond the issue of the overrides Congress, overawes the press, and reorganizes its ultimate, decayed stage. bleachers that fold in and out war, the demonstrations should Nixon, of course, has not publicly the government to concentrate power in the hands of In reality, the need in recent yf as former Sen. Eugene J. McCa — and would facilitate movement crV out loudly against the vouchsafed a sense of idendity with De himself and a few trusted intimates. and other thoughtful observers i and promote greater nation s drift towards monarchy, Gaulle but he has privately pointed to parallels. Thus, Rowland Evans Jr. and miiiiimimmmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiii pointed out — is fom convenience. A new or improved Hopefully when Nixon reaches Robert D. Novak report in their book Vietnam. French government as "a mind of "depersonalizing" of the presidej That does not mean substitu# sound system would also be a big to crown himself, there will at It was to France that Nixon monarchy." It was a style "Nixon In The White House": "There journeyed on his first presidential trip inappropriate to a modern, educated weakness for strength since fl plus for the somewhat decrepit 'east many people present was in Nixon a vague identification aborad four years ago. In Paris, he nation. It isolated De GAulle from the leadership is always desirable. Iti sports arena. Even a small project who refuse t0 cheer " or even to with De Gaulle, founded on De offered De Gaulle public praise so currents of public thought and feeling mean recasting the modern, r stand up. Gaulle's humiliation after his postwar like building additional ticket lavish as to be embarrassing. — as the May, 1968 rebellion and his presidency in more impersonal, nj booths could help relieve that /" sudden fall from power a year later Republican, more constitution! Like the great French leader, Nixon demonstrated. responsible terms. stuffy feeling many students has reduced the weekly presidential What proved not to be a viable A president, after all, cannot go John Borger, editor-in-chief; Charlie Cain, have as they push and shove each managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial news conference to a semiannual affair mode of government for France is a free people by becoming a lo other in the ticket lines. editor. Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick of state. He, too, appears before the even more ill suited to the much figure on a mountalnto? in Mary* A dollar is a lot of money, Wilbins, city editor; Mike Cody,copy chief; press without notes or podium. He, larger, more complex United States. His leadership is effective only «f especially since basketball games Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer, too, has kept aloof from most Nixon seems to feel that he can be a works in concert with the many oil sports editor. members of the national legislature strong, impressive national leader if he institutions, private as well as pul used to be free for students. If Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim and made himself a mysterious, overrides Congress, overawes the press, which a free people have evolve® the Spartans have a good season Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; Al Kirleis, circulation manager. inaccessible figure even t o members of and reorganizes the government to express their many sided character® there are going to be a lot of his own cabinet. He, too is concentrate power in the hands of their diverse interests. His leader® The Michigan State News is a seven-time people who will want to watch. recipient of the Pacemaker Award for preoccupied with foreign trips and himself and a few trusted intimates. reveals itself in his good and| They deserve a little comfort for outstanding journalism. grand designs in world affairs. Of late, But history shows that autocratic drawing, in Lincoln's words, upon* Nixon has announced that he intends their money. methods do not insure true strength. mystic chords of memory and of y to spend even more time at Camp to swell the chorus of the union. Secrecy magnifies the weaknesses it No openly display this opinion comes on Jan. 20 when Richard Nixon assumes committed by the United Nations as the only legal government of Korea. alternative of accepting i Two close to the October peace af office for a second term. Let us not be The military action Truman took was To the Editor: or bombing till there are n (m so self - righteous as to judge the man The St. John's Student Parish authorized by a resolution of the Vietnamese left. Do you expw'l on a term not begun; but let us be United Nations Security Council. committee for peace and justice Congress to stand for that? Do | certain that valid and complete Furthermore, the geo-political position expect world opinion to? Do | Cents adopted the following proposition Jan. 11, Whereas we, parishoners of St. objection to some policies of the past four years is displayed in juxtaposition of the Korean peninsula in relation to Japan involved real American national really want that Braden? Benjamin Fi to the ceremonies surrounding the John's, tied by a common bond of security interests in that conflict, Oak Park sopboifl Inauguration of the President. which I submit are not involved in the Jan.. 12, If Worth dedication to serving our neighbors in Christ like fashion, and - Whereas we, have repeatedly gone In summation, we call upon Christ our brother to be at our side while we undertake what we hope and pray is IndoChina war. Even though Hiroshima was a major Japanese army base, that does not The State News welcomes on record as being in opposition to the deplorable and unchecked war being truly Christian, responsible action: A telegram will be sent to President make its destruction any less Nontheless, the atom bombings did tragic. Peace all letters. They should be waged in Southeast Asia, and Nixon on Inauguration Day from the end World War II. Had they not been To the Editor: Whereas we believe that the right to typed to a 65 space line and life for all of God's children (our St. John's Peace and Justice dropped, it is probable that the United I feel very hopeless and help double spaced. Letters Committee to read as follows: States would have had to invade Inside of me there are feelings 1 brothers ana sisters) involves the right Japan. have to burst!! Throughout should be signed and should of all men to live in a dignity befitting ''We congratulate you, Mr. That would have resulted In a million involvement in Southeast Asi J include hometown, student, President, and all of our prayers and American casualitles and four or five their God given birth - rite, h«veJ - good wishes go out to you on this times that number of alienated myaelf, as many faculty or staff standing, Be it resolved that we call upon our Japanese theP local phone number and local address. No unsigned true brotherhood to unite active preaching of God's us in the word of threshold to your second presidential term. We do, however, act as Truman casualtie Since I do not think we are . planning to invade North Vietnam I what was happening. Since presidential election I've letters will be accepted, but love. responsible citizens in urging you to To the Editor: cannot see how the bombing of Hanoi aware of the totally absurd destrwj Therefore we propose to act in abandon the secretive, war - making, and Haiphong can have the same being done. Realize that the the State News will communal love by representing as best racist, special interest oriented, Once again Dana Braden has shown effect.. here, it's not thousands of mil«j_ withhold author's name in avaricious overtones of your past There are brothers and sisters tn ] his supreme ignorance, for the first Letters may we can, our agonizing disbelief in this FinaDy, Braden, could you explain extreme cases. Administration's current war policy administration. Please do not interpret time this term in his letter of Jan. a I to me how the current no longer here because of »• be edited for clarity and an election victory as a carte blanche should like to inform him of certain military means killings. What can I do? WhatcUJ and in its treatment of brothers can further the peace our talk»? The North conciseness so that more and witers who are jobless, aged, invitation to repeat the gross errors of facts, which hopefully even he will be Vietnamese have been do? Let's get together. Talking J letters can be poor, the past. May God help you, and keep able to understand without fighting for over doing are one in two. non - white, under - employed, or in all of us as loving brothers. difficulty: In theV ^doned accommodated. Letters will any way neglected and abused by an Members of St. John's Student Parish Harry Truman did not "bring" us their cities and directed the conflict Peace. Xerrie Hen* not be edited for content. impersonal government. A chance to the Korean War. That conflict resulted from the jungles. They could do WUllamstonresW Jan. 15,1973 from the unprovoked, open aggression again. And that would leave ao Jan. 10- !1 us the by Garry Trudeau BILL HOLSTEIN % opinion from the editorial which appeared Whorton NOTE: The following is a dissenting in Tuesday's State News cleverly entitled "Will Wharton have a benefits the prevailing corporate interests or not. (I am not so naive, however, to believe that MSU is such haven.) a seat Wharton would actually prevent our professor from getting his next promotion. The point is that the professor may think so. better I recognize, though I must disagree This hypothetical conflict of idea??" Editorial board members Mike Cody and with, the justification for Wharton's interest is not really as important as Nancy Jablonowski join in this opinion. sitting on the Ford board as put forth the possibility that more and more by Wharton and my own colleagues on University officials will become the State News — that Wharton has, in involved in corporations if the head of President Wharton's acceptance of a "WHO W£R£TW£0EAKK PEOPLE? his words, an opportunity "to make a their institution is involved with Ford position on the Ford Motor Co. board U)H0 U)A5CA55lVEUAUNU5?U)H0 of directors is a step in the meaningful contribution in assisting Motor Cc. U)A* CUN066UN ?U)MAT WERE wrong the Ford Motor Co. to serve its One aspect of this whole direction for MSU and constitutes a debate THE CAU5EyAfEP CAMP£ ? " corporate and social responsibilities." conflict of interest. frankly puzzles me. In the past, the Let me set my bias Wharton's job is not to help out the argument has been put forth squarely before Ford Motor Co. which some of us by the reader: The most central administrators that important aspect the of any university is its doubt will be affected in the least by University is neutral territory and independence the troublesome inquiries of a public should not take stands on from the forces that things such shape this society member of its board. His job is to as the Vietnam War and so that it is able to harbor the lettuce type of guard the essential integrity of the thinking that benefits all whether it boycotts. But now, it seems, that University. His mere participation on political participation is appropriate. It the board of directors of a just happens that it makes a difference major corporation prevents him from MNT OF VIEW what kind of stand is involved. The fulfilling what I consider to be his argument that Wharton's involvement sensitive position as president of this in Ford does not constitute a political University. Let Ford find someone in a involvement is sheer nonsense unless less sensitive position to serve as a the word "political" is defined in such Come protest in Washington public director. Suppose for a moment that a professor in the Dept. of Mechanical Engineering or in another engineering a strict sense as to politicians. It is difficult how anyone could defend only encompass to understand the position that the Ford Motor Co., with its department undertakes research that involvement in the Vietnam War and We need to go bears directly on the automobile its huge corporate interests around the By MEMBERS OF to Washington for the ourselves and the funding for the war. In our view, announcements to quiet our dissent. industry. Hydraulic systems, the globe, !is notx a political institution. CRISIS IN AMERICA Indochinese. The "business usual" as though a They are quite possibly an attempt to properties of metals under stress and Moreover, Wharton's participation Australian, Canadian, Swedish, and I we should know by now that so Italian governments, among others, multimillion dollar coronation is not at all usual, should not be quell antiwar sentiment which has other areas of inquiry are applicable on the Ford board does mean that the 1, gs the war continues, rumors of have expressed recent revulsion and in permitted to been building for Inauguration Day. here. Suppose further that one of University is participating along with tee must not stop our antiwar occur Washington this Saturday. Let We must realize that reactivation of these studies reveals that the him. The trustees have opposition to the genocidal bombings not sit braking approved the us idly by while people and the Paris peace talks does not bring a Hvities. We have been fooled too of Hanoi and Haiphong. Millions of nations being destroyed in our simultaneous ceasefire in Indochina. In mechanisms in certain Ford appointment and it is with their Ejty times in the past. We should also young people from Australia to Japan, are name and while our other words, when Nixon stops the automobiles are faulty, blessing that he serves on the Ford low by now that if and when the war to Berlin and to Paris have at home are being lost. precious freedoms board. In other words, no matter how Jes come to an end, it will be due demonstrated their opposition to the bombing to negotiate, he is referring About this time the professor Wharton and the trustees define it for Nixon's decision Eg to the courage of people who continuation of the war. We need to mercilessly the cities of Hanoi and to bomb only to bombing in North Vietnam's heartlands. Our government continues realizes that President Wharton, his matters of convenience, it t v appears to *.e refused to be terrorized by the do the same. They have shown their ultimate superior in the University me and to untold others That the Ktruction visited upon them than to Haiphong is a display of desperation to drop tons and tons of bombs daily hierarchy, the man who has a great University has taken a political stand solidarity with those of us who oppose and of his inability to accept defeat. It T resistance of groups of U.S. the war and with the Indochinese, who oP°il i,- a'j 7®°?' Thai'81"1' deal to say about the next promotion in favor of Ford Motor Co. How points to the failure of his policies, Y'et"am' and the lower part of resist United States' aggression. such as Vietnamization, to win a "just North or sajary increase, is also the director Wharton's involvement appears to National demonstrations are just and honorable peace." The 1 per cent peace ^ Vietnam, wmle Kissinger talks in Paris. We must maintain a Qf a company about to be hurt to the members of this University and the IWe know that it has been difficult that, and their consequences should be of technicalities to be worked out in toudandact.ve tune of thousands of dollars by his public at large is the most important resistance to U.S. ■ respond to the cries of those who viewed realistically. National Paris has proven to include the same research. Even the thought that aspect of the debate. foreign policy, until our government President Wharton's participation in I thousands of miles away and who demonstrations do not and will not issues that have inspired Vietnamese has disengaged itself completely from Wharton's appointment to the the Ford Motor q, ^ somehow |vt? been designated by our end the war by themselves - resistance for 25 years. Indochina, and has reconciled all its board of directors of Ford is in my lernment as the faceless, inhuman obviously. Earlier ones have not and destructiveness during the past 15 to hinder his own career if the research is view a clear-cut case of conflict of Had we been wiser and Judging from the tens of thousands pUblished is enough indication for me interest. That the affair has not drawn this one won't, either. But, they do of 20 years. ftrt politically active in the past, it is political prisoners being held in that the University's objectivity and much more interest is generate an increase in antiwar activity Thieu's jails, it seems that the Thieu Come to Washington Saturday and surprising. At Tsible that the war might have ended at all levels of our society. demand that the people of Indochina independence all " that " mark ' this " the very least President Wharton's regime holds little legitimacy in the flier ft However, what has happened While in the past, we have disagreed eyes of the South Vietnamese people. be given the right of self institution as valuable in my book — have been destroyed. Now I am not acceptance of the position should happened. We need to look at the with those who said demonstrations determination. force us to scrutinize MSU's This week, we are again seeing Trent situation and see why it is would pressure Congress to act, it is for a minute suggesting that President relationship to industry. headlines stating that peace hopes have fcerative that all those who are able. possible that a large demonstration been renewed and that a breakthrough Buld go to Washington. will lead Congress to actually shut off might be near. 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ON EAST GRAND RIVER JUST EAST OF HAGAD0RN Wednesday, January 17 £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan S Worksho, Prof claims soybean schedule /\at ToDAYlS MEMO I by The nc Multi . could help end hunger Artificial bacon bits made of soybean fibers sov BU&&E&S <>uce smife set* COLB 20Y SLAW Counseling Center A|||] has scheduled correctional guest actively involved r ^ professioJ 1 By SUSAN AGER SOY BBANSoWr lecture in a worksho? jvMlKE LaN can combine with salad dressing composed of the Staff State News Staff Writer « low saturated oils which the bean also contains — p.m. Thursday in f The soybean is the saving hope of the to make a substantially soybean salad. 39 Union. n 3r led Moore is underdeveloped nations of the world. The speakers talents and A recent case of the California State Court That is the opinion of Taylor J. Johnston, represent t0 do what associate professor of crop and soil science, and pitted a California consumers' group against are,, help his fe several theaters which they accused of using counseling, educ,. - one of MSU's soybean researchers. Parole and theenvironm* With a protein content of 40 per cent, a diet of soybean fat on their supposedly "hot, buttered services. petSn P So"i 21 • y" the bean could easily satisfy the protein popcorn," and thus, constituting false advertising. fcanan senior, From the requirements lacking in Latin American and Though MSU has no professors working to Lansing J person who re South American grains, he said. develop new soybean varities, research is being | of Corrections, [01 pus newspaper The bean is easily grown in a warm, frost - free done in other areas to develop varieties with a vi£H. personnel d it for free, season, and takes only about five months to higher yield and higher oil content, Johnston said. Gary Wells, dinl figure that I mature for harvest — much quicker, Johnston Studies of field varieties of soybeans are done, g of treatment pronJ( ling I enjoy points out, than waiting for an animal to mature. however, by .Johnston and Stuart Hildebrand, also S address the workft I like helpir A favorite of organic food eaters, the tiny an associate professor of crop and soil science and g with John Elmquesf really don'I soybean provides a complete assortment of all the an extension specialist. S deputy director 0f amino acids which compose protein. Johnston Harold Laswell, manager of the Michigan Crop I ?"e"Vr and s* explained that even com lacks the amino acid, Improvement Assn., speculated that this seeming Henry Braddo lysine, accounting for the nutritional deficiencies lack of research may be due to the small former MSU Cli„ LAW suffered in countries using corn as a staple. economic importance of the soybean crop in psychologist intern "A person could subsist on just soybeans for Jackson State Michigan. Prison. their protein needs," he said. Rather bland disguised in - tasting, the soybean is often more tasty, substantive forms. Weiners and even steaks may look and taste like Michigan's southern two tiers of counties produce about 40,000 acres of soybeans annually, Laswell said. This production is relatively small compared to that of Indiana, Illinois or Ohio, The series of workshop information proof, iSpart vocatio * sponsored by thecoma Nc weiners and steaks but In reality, may be which each produce more than 100,000 acres center alliance branch of composed of soybean protein fibers, Johnston ANSING (UP annually. MSU Counseling said. Center. ligan Trial said Tues 's new no - fi Party supports mce liums by as law cou I million a yeai unicameral plan riminate and the agai ham The Human Rights party McClure, author of of Greater Lansing has proposal, said. /WAREHOUSE voted to support a resolution to change the The plan would est) 50 legislative district* kesman iation, asked state legislature to a would "assure legist eme Court to Economy Market unicameral body. representation to date of The proposal now will go political parties 1 ax months, p to the state party candidates are able to \ from Oct. 1 convention, scheduled for per cent or more of the P"' Jan. 27 and 28. certain distr I the same ti McClure said. i the court to The Lansing branc irroer Suprenr the party also voted x to sit as a j meeting Sunday to su anti-war actions whicl Capitol. The action is spon by the Lansing Area Council. STR0IT (UPI) Bob Jete Workers dent Li tftock Ti is back member federal L igement A dent's ec HI. iodcock's ac the 1.5 1 w UAW back administ : plans for e last Mar cock quit th< oard. wdcock was State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Wednesday, January 17, 1973 7 I an enjoys aiding Vets ceremony, plan trough paper recycling work mile march Vietnam Veterans Against the War (VVAW) is I MIKE LaNOUE By should take money for the environment have not would like to pursue a authority, have greatly opposed to the ideology of late News Staff Writer JT Moore is a man of something that pleases me." Moore, an active member been so very popular and E-QUAL has sort of fizzled," career in doing things like his recycling programs. enhanced the completion of his recycling plans with most of the groups demonstrating in Saturday's of PIRGIM, serves the Moore said. inauguration demonstration, Krtalents and he uses organ ization in an As for his work at "I'd really enjoy doing a financial help coming from Ron McClellan, I to do what he likes environmental capacity and Moore MSU, job like coordinating waste the two sources, as well as regional coordinator for Michigan, fJhelp his fellow man deals with environmental says plenty of help from that he gets recycling for the University their moral support. said today. I the environment. proposals from the campus people in the residence halls the or perhaps another school," Moore would like to The veterans are ■ ni . year • oia Moore said. expand his recycling and community. to protesting the policies of Kaiian *nior.recycle. M0"™ .UJ As a freshman Moore carry projects. on his recycling Moore is also a student programs to include glass, the United States against appointee to the Waste corrugated cardboard and the joined E QUAL to "I'm not a leader but I Vietnamese people, Ipus newspapers and he participate in the 1969 can organize people to help Control Authority. The recycling programs cans. He commends the McClellan said. The VVAW I'fi^jThat thing 1 enj°y-' Mo°™ I'm doing Earth Day activities later became the head of the and me with my Moore said. projects," connect Moore with student government and he the University for its help in his programs and feels that is demonstrating its support for the Vietnamese peoples' T«i like helping people organization. Moore is a Natural the double MSU is one of the few struggle and in support of says hinge the nine point II really don't think I "Lately the problems of Resources major and says he between ASMSU and the campuses that is really peace plan agreed upon by Henry striving to improve the environment. Kissinger and Le Due Tho in October of last year. "I'd really like to explore lawyers spokesman the traffic congestion VVAW recognized the National Liberation Front problem," Moore said. "I as the legal government in heard a girl scream one South Vietnam. No-fault delay urged night when she got hit by a car and that scream is stuck in my memory. It was horrible." On the lighter side, "For example," he said, "SDS (Students for a Democratic Society) is marching against racism by hearing where the Milliken and chief legislative our government and IaNSING (UP1) - The association will present its sponsors of the bill. date of the law postponed they can Moore is a science fiction genocide tactics by our llican Trial Lawyers Philo said so continue freak and he enjoys the government in Vietnam. It I aid Tuesday the case against the no ■ fault the Trial reaping huge fees. Nero Wolfe series. He says law. is good that they are I's new no - fault auto Lawyers Assn. is prepared "I have been a lawyer for Ray Bradbury is his favorite "We will this to show that premium rates protesting, but that isn't our Xjnce law could boost prove passed the Michigan House under the fault law will 42 years and my fees would author. main reason for going to [urns by as much as without one word of no - go up from $250 million to increase 25 per cent if this bill doesn't go into effect," "I have a bad sense of Washington. Jmillion a year and will discussion," Philo told the $500 million a year and that Lodge told the court. "But I humor," Moore says. VVAW plans to meet at ■riminate against the court. "It was the losers will be the poor "Environmental jokes are 1 and the handicapped. never take the part of the public usually pretty dry or Arlington Cemetery at 11 discussed on the floor. No and the handicapped. in this and am willing to corny." a.m. Saturday for a half |.rry ■kesman M. for Philo thea questions were asked." He also told the court that 40 per cent of the forego the big fees." Hie no • fault law is Pick up pusher hour ceremony. The veterans will then The Supreme Court is drivers who do not now lation. asked the state designed to speed up the Fred Moore, Buchanan senior, picks up one more bundle march one mile to the Berne Court to defer the holding hearings to carry collision insurance will payment of insurance Washington, D.C. war determine whether it should be required to do so under of papers in the recycling effort he has worked to Itive date of the new issue an advisory opinion on the new statute. benefits to accident victims build at MSU. He serves as a member of the Waste memorial where members of ■six months, pushing it and reduce the cut lawyers the march will sign a copy 1 from Oct. 1 this year the constitutionality of the Sen. L. Harvey Lodge, R now take from benefits Control Authority. of the nine point paid peace no ■ fault legislation which Waterford, the author of Kpril 1,1974. State News photo by Bill Whiting - by insurance companies. treaty. T cleared the legislature last the fault bill, refuted the same time Philo no - C the court to designate fall. Philo's testimony and An advisory opinion was contended that the trial tirmer Supreme Court jce to sit as a judge at a sought by Gov. William G. lawyers want the effective \oodcock to wage adviso feTROIT(UPI) - United Congress to reject the emergencies because i Workers (UAW) proposed one - year controls inevitably cause Leonard extension of the Economic widespread economic |dcock Tuesday Stabilization Act, which distortions mnd ujequities," membership on expires at the end of April. he said. I federal Labor - "The reduced reliance on Woodcock said the UAW Bagement Advisory outright controls under prefers a "price - wage ■mittee "despite Phase 3 of the economic review board which would Isition" to the stabilization program invoke the force of an lldent's economic announced last week is a informed public opinion as step in the right direction, a restraining influence." odcock's acceptance but it does not go nearly far Looking forward to this it the 1.5 million - enough," Woodcock said at summer's negotiations with er UAW back into the conference. a news the "Big Three" auto administration's "The act places in the companies -• General Jmic plans for the first hands of the executive Motors, Ford and Chrysler * last March when President Nixon huge and on contracts covering more ■cock quit the federal largely unrestricted powers than 700,000 auto workers. to impose controls on wages Woodcock said the UAW fcodcock was one of and prices. Thus far, those intends "to follow a |abor leaders invited to powers have been used responsible anti the 10 • man ineffectively with respect to inflationary course." ■ittee which will advise prices and inequitably with pst of Living Council respect to wages," wage and price Woodcock said. "For more than 15 years, I said he would take we have opposed outright that committee even controls except in clear p the UAW is urging ' t*uan sausage r "ushrooms ■* onion m Olives "in ham •ft bacon gr0und beef wi pineapple wh shrimp ■* anchovies * c^0' two items klr°ice 0f three items elight * meappio buRr.ER IsaSsBSsr- Klrooni. B,co". Wednesday, January 17 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan I97I Famed director to visit with Chicago sym The Chicago Symphony Featured on the program recognized as one of the of Frederick Stock. have a permanent concert will be Beethoven's great orchestras of the The late Fritz Reiner, hall of its own, the first to Orchestra, one of the "Prometheus' world. during his tenure from organize a school for world's most acclaimed Overture, The third oldest orchestra ensembles, will perform Opus 43," Schumann's 1953-1963, farther shaped training young symphonic in the U.S., the Chicago the orchestra into a musical musicians, and the first with ' under guest conductor "Symphony No. 1 in B Flat Symphony was founded in organization of permanently affiliated Daniel Barenboim at MSU Major, Opus 38" ("Spring a 1891 by Theodore Thomas, on Monday. The concert, at 8:15 p.m. Symphony"), and Tchaikovsky's "Symphony a pioneer in the development of symphonic international reputation. Among the orchestra's chorus. Tickets ($7.50. $6.50 and distinctions is a long list of $4) are available at the Music-go- No. 4 in F Minor, Opus 36." Barenboim, 30, has been music in America, and "firsts" which includes: the Union Ticket Office. Special THo Chicago Symphony Orchestra will perfrom at MSU Monday under the directi acclaimed as a pianist and reached its maturity during the 37-year conductorship first to record rates are available for of Israeli musician Daniel Barenboim. Works by Beethoven, Schumann a! conductor. He made his commercially, the first to students. Tchaikovsky will be featured. piano debut with the Chicago Symphony in 1969 and his conducting debut with that group at during the 1970 Beethoven bicentennial celebration. He has also onducted the Chicago Symphony during MSU Rhetoric bombs _ is integration of action subscription concerts in By DAVID HOHENDORF MC5, founder of the White | thought in daily |jfe 1970 and 1972. State News Reviewer Panther and Rainbow - rhetoric and seven .1 The Israeli musician has parties, and cause celebre of Did essays do not t "Guitar Army: Street the marijuana reform anyone closer to that in the Auditorium, is part of studied piano with his movement. Yes, the music ant MSU's international parents, both pianists, and Writings/Prison Writings," Sinclair has recently events which Orchestra Series and is at the Mozarteum in by John Sinclair. Douglas Sine Salzburg. released a collection of his discusses have another of the Chicago Book Corporation. 365 played, Throught its 81-year writings, entitled "Guitar role in defining our Symphony's annual pages. $3.95. Army", written before and movement. The most recent in these pages becomes the same reasons tnat the And yes, this ci performances at MSU since history, the Chicago of the writings is from the overbearing and simply White Panthers and the very Symphony has been during his imprisonment. culture needs 1967. Most people in the There can be no denying latter part of 1971. tiring. As a result, Sinclair Weathermen have had to reassessed for ha' to Michigan area know who that Sinclair has a special Secondly, most of the might find that only those reassess their ways, Sinclair would do well to follow. embraced many elemen John Sinclair is. He was the writings concern the local still caught up in the insight into the politics of the disdainful 'de founder of art cooperatives aspects of the music scene discussion of the movement DOMINO'S PIZZA in Oetroit, manager of the this 'era. He has been involved in most of the and political events of the in terms of radical cliches If there is potential further revolution for in culture. But, in turn should tell us counter culture. and rhetoric will find this somet events in what he calls the - book of interest. society, then it would seem about our own direction "rock V roll revolution." Granted, Sinclair's best to address oneself to We need less rhetoric analyses of the place of This is not to imply that Free 30 minute delivery The question which remains the efforts of Sinclair, in art people other than those old essays on the q women, poets and musicians then, is — for what purpose attracted by dated rhetoric. Possibly, we don't was such a book assembled? in an organized move and politics and especially If the goal of the movement need "Guitar against the established in the present Rainbow Army." Firstly, Sinclair's writings give more of a history, than culture, for example, are organization of Ann Arbor, of value. But, for 351-7100 any new directions for a apt- Then againJJj^rhetoric^ are not Annual day of art WANTED to include filn fe RHARHARHARHARHA Presents MISSION ARI ES The 10th annual greater Lansing "Day with the student Brian Ba. Th15 Civic Ceuer S Different Cultures — Strange Food Tough Arts," Jan. L'7-28. will Auditorium will The American Experience include a special Saturday transformed into Work — Long Hours — No Puy hxcept evening segment, running 7 Renaissance 1 heater St Film Series Tonight What God Gives You. to 10:30 p.m. The day Chairman Gill Pete continues on Sunday describes this new add The Innocents For information on our missionary life, \a .le afternoon, 1 to 6 p.m., to the Day with the Ai according to chairman a variety of featuresw FATHER TOM STREVELER, SVD Thomas L. Turk. common Renais* 109 Anthony —7:00 p.m. 75' DIVINE WORD COLLEGE DEPT. E85 The MSU Brass Choir themo All the arts EPWORTH, IOWA 52045 will launch the Saturday represented in a ( evening program in the R^MP of programs.' Include age, education, interest, address, etc. Lansing Civic Center ^ Saturday Coming Tliis Weekend auditorium with a fanfare segment of the Day A story of love. 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I take very long for a ski Waste Control Authority Compromises have been made on withdrawal of North i to get off the «">d the Dept. of Parks and Vietnamese troops from South Vietnam and re - §ind." Rosen haft said. Recreation Resources will e pointed out that the be held Friday to discuss isuski Club and skiing s would benefit from the potentialities of the ski mountain. ORIGINAL DESIGN T-SHIRTS READY ANSWERS FOR THE MOOD OF THE DAY I their own campus ain. sently these groups Rajn swamps t use the Lansing Ski It « ««te okay on Australian city lding the ski mountain, SYDNEY, Australia AP ■ may be able to have Sydney was swamped _ ylenhaft.nextHewinter," added that is said Monday with 6Vi inches of rajn jn the wettest night ng were not available, anyone can remember, waning would be. The de|uge started at iresently MSU's only Iter sport facility is midnight and eased at 7 am Parts of some streets Titration Hall skating if collapsed under the flooding waters. 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Frank Wemer and Angle Moretto JrM splitting its series with hand, reside in ninth place Wisconsin 11 each have 16 points for the second place Denver but in the conference with a North Dakota 10 season. that will be forgotten when 3-13 record and are 4-16 Notre Dame 8 the two clubs meet tonight overall. Robbie Moore is the U-M Both teams played well Minn.- Duluth 8 in Ann Arbor. goal tender. Moore's goals • Coach Amo Bessone and last weekend. The Spartans Michigan Tech 6 against average is a little outplayed third place Minnesota 3 his squad will take on U-M high, at 5.6 per game. at 8 p.m. in the Michigan Wisconsin in splitting their U-M 3 "This should be a great Coliseum in a two - point series with the Badgers Colo. College 1 12 2 series this year," Wolverine game. The contest will be while U-M exchanged iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiim coach A1 Renfrew broadcast on WKAR • FM, victories with Denver. had stopped the Spartans' commented. "This is one of 90.5 on the radio dial. "That was as good a winning streak at eight on the best years that Amo has As with all Michigan series as we played all year,' Friday, although MSU ever had and the Spartans State • Michigan clashes, Spartan coach Bessone outshot Wisconsin, 62-26. are coming off a great win previous records are not important, though the commented. MSU broke a five - game "We have a tough one coming up against U-M," against Wisconsin." Spartan Spartans have definitely losing streak to Wisconsin Bessone said. "When we Freshman Steve Colp (center) scores over fallen Wisconsin goalie Dick Perkins in enjoyed much greater with Saturday's important p|ay Michigan, it's a very Spartans important 7-5 victory over the Badgers last weekend. Colp and his Sparu success than the Wolves this 7-5 victory after the Badgers emotional game and hockey teammates will face arch - rival Michigan tonight in Ann Arbor in another WCH is emotional enough contest. without that added to it. "I anticipate a hard Ike signs game. them — We're not underrating their record means State News photo by Bruce Remingt( nothing. They are a very, physical team." ROBINSON BAGS 38 to Detroit The unusual mid - week game was necessitated by the fact that there weren't edge Larry Ike, the winningnest pitcher in MSU baseball enough weekends available history, officially forfeited his last year of eligibility Tuesday by accepting a bonus offer from the Detroit Tigers. The 22-year-old Spartan righthander from Grand Rapids to play all of the WCHA games Saturdays. on Fridays "This throws off our and Cagers "We called the timeout Smith and seven from Bill the conference scoring will report for spring training at Lakeland on March 15 at routine a little, but it does By GARY KORRECK with a 28.0 average 0 the close of the present term. State News Sports Writer with 9 seconds left to see Kilgore. for the other team, too," "Allen Smith did an three games he has ri what kind of defense they Ike, the Tigers' number one pick in the free agent draft, Bessone said. Dick Schultz would excellent job for us in the will receive from the ball club scholarship payment for his probably be the last person were going to come back In addition, Bessone indicated that with," he added. "They second half," Ganakas said, he] final year at MSU. will be ready to in Iowa to say Mike scored 109 pointJ everyone knew we were going to "but I wasn't worried at In three seasons with the Spartans, Ike chalked up 23 shoot face the Wolverines tonight Robinson does not Robinson, but they came being seven points down — average of 36.3, in] victories and six losses, posting a 7-2 record in his last and that once again, the enough. out man - to - man." that doesn't mean a thing in games against the HaJ season. lineups will remain the Hawkeye coach Schultz over the past two yean Ganakas questioned basketball. Because he was over 21, Ike was drafted last year by the could do little but watch same. 7-1 center Kevin Kunnert Schultz' use of man - to New Yck Mets but surpassed their offer to continue his education and college baseball career. He became eligible The Spartan mentor Monday night as MSU's all - Big Ten guard matched his man coverage in the final - paced the Hawkeyes with MSU has a advance its chan| confy added that the Spartans seconds, indicating a zone 22 points and added a game for re-draft this year. career high of 38 points and high 14 rebounds. standing Saturday w second line of center Steve would have allowed the - Ike is the first of the Tiger draftees to put ink to a gave the Spartans a 76-74 travels to Wisconsin til Rick Williams had 18 and contract. He was scouted and signed by Bob Sullivan and Colp and wingers Mark victory with a shot at the Hawkeyes big men to a Badger squad whicn Calder and Daryl Rice had a collapse on Robinson. Jim Collins and Neal Jim Command, Tiger scouts in the Grand Rapids area. buzzer. in the Big Ten cellar i| Tlie shot came after the "We got it in to Gary Fegebank 10 apiece for the Hawks. 0-3 record. Spartans had hung onto the (Ganakas) and he went to Congratulations ball for nearly three minutes and broke open, for the last Lindsay (Hairston) and then to Mike. They couldn't foul us so Mike took his time.' Ganakas cited defense of Fegebank and Kunnert as the reason for the A win would Spartans in good si piJ time, a game which had next Monday's hontj MRHIB been tied 20 times. He said the assist was Kilgore'5 Jqw ppjnt "We didn't intend to kill "probably the biggest of production and called it a against Indiana. nationally j the clock," Spartan coach Hairston's life" as it pushed tribute to Kilgore "for TOM SPAULDING Gus Ganakas said, "but they the Spartans into a fourth - showing respect for his 6-1 sophomore I RIC CURTIS ability to hit from the low ANN SCHIMMEL FRED CAMPEAU staff BARBARA BIDELL DEBBIE WOLFENBARGER MICHAEL LANE stayed in their zone and we figured we could force them place conference tie with Illinois and dropped Iowa to post." Pete Davis has mis# last two Spartan gi JOE FRANKLIN to come out." 1-3, just about burying the Ganakas noted the may be out for the d MICHEAL J. CLARK BERT KNNER BETSI GENTILE Ganakas had his club Hawkeyes title hopes. improved ball handling of the season. ANN GIRTON LAURI M. AHLMAN MSU, now 2-1 in the continue the stall when he his club as helpful in the SUE AUSTIN DAVID HARDY VALERIE L. FOWLER realized the Hawkeyes were conference and 9-3 overall, MIKE ROBINSON BILL BENTSON NANCY CAHILL STEVE RENFER received 15 points from victory; the Spartans were Davis, who has ^ not going to come after the credited with just 10 said, "but I thought we valuable swing ma MARC P. LINDY NANETTE CAPOGNA STEVEN E. MACKEWITZ ball. Hairston, eight from Allen turnovers compared to 24 in played a good defense - Ganakas, underwent a GREG MC MASTER B.J. BELCOURE BERNIE FINE VALOREE HAGG DAN WILKINSON Saturday's loss to U-M. they didn't get a lot of easy for a groin conditio^ STEVE FISCHER "You can't turn the ball shots off us." Friday and Gil JIM O'CONNOR MARTHA DOBBINS MARLA GOTTLIEB KAREN HANSEN BILL ENGLISH MARY SALSINGER 1500 off any over a differential of 14 times in a game like we did Still, it was Robinson's admitted the Inss agile Brooklyn, N.Y.I ol ' You did a great job, keep up the good work, size pizza against Michigan and expect to win," Ganakas explained. night as the 5-10 junior moved into first - place in would bench hurt strength. the S|xj Ganakas also had praise I one coupon per pizza for his front line, though it | good thru 1-21-73 ©i was outrebounded by the I Hawkeyes. "They outrebound everybody they play," he Weightlifters taH \ir. Spartan open tit NNfOINHElP! $23.00 per term The MSU weightlifting club won team honors at Highland Park YMCAj points being awarded! M1KPS . the 1973 "Spartan open" Olympic Weightlifting Meet 5-3-1 basis for and third first,4 P'| held last Sunday. respectively. pizza The Spartans had points to seven for the 10 were Earning points Howard ftfj Wandellj at 132 pounds,] Torres, third at 198,1 Hunter, third at 165,| Young, second Charlie Smart, se 198 and Dan Gillis, W Getting bu "January STUDEmOURS Holiday mail is fun to receive, but that post-holiday "January Mail" The Charter People is something else! Most of the envelopes have windows. And if you Open for Michigan State Student, Facuall don't answer it quick enough, the interest charges are downright Staff and their Immediate families. excessive. SPRING BREAK Your credit union understands — and wants to help. 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Open 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. thru Fri. / Phone 353-2280 A SERVICE OF VACATION TRAVEL^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, January 17, 1973 13 G-men suS state": Bv Rivalry aids gymnasts PAM WRIGHT In placed 1969, Almy 18th in the ) keyed to§ J> BCOUNT 307 E. Grand River Ave. I Stata N«vW Sportt Writer national tournament in Competition often By BILL COSTABILE Next To Card Shop I uniiHs understanding, all - around and wm second in tumbling. In State Newt Sports Writer J I St and friendship 1970 she was 16th in How valuable is experience to a team? |3&> competitor. J. MSU gymnastics j Cigarettes j the nation and in 1971 coach George Szypula feels that it is invaluable to a winning I This is the case with she placed 14th in all team. ISeanne Miller and around. Almy abo tried "The reason a team stays near the ton of its conference out for the 1972 in any sport is that fine blend of talent and Olympics In which she qualified for the finals but was unable to Szypula said. "Having someone on your team competed in championship lends post a season competition steadying influence or experience," who has conference to the other team IS 3/99-LIMIT 3 PKGS. Hastings compete in them due to members. ■ Miller. knee ■ (COUPON) a ■ sophomore, and Almy, a injury. "Not only do the experienced men calm the younger ■ Expires Jan. 21, 1973 ■ Almy participates in ■ Charlotte freshman, three ones down, but they also serve as a teaching device. All the B Lansing Store Only g Ifave been friends since beam, events; balance uneven parallel freshmen that came out for the team this year had some ■■■■■■■■■■■■■J I they were five - years - bars and floor exercise. sort of exposure to gymnastics. |0ld when both of them ■ started taking acrobat c She finds her biggest Cherry Almy "However," Szypula added, "when you enter college, the 20° Off S challenge is being able competition becomes stiffer and the routines you used in STfin lessons and their to concentrate and not four events; balance high school won't draw the scores needed for a winning a nicmiltlt UlaWIUIIl PfiroS rl IWJ^ ■ interest in gymnastics to get nervous while beam, floor exercise, 13th place in all - easy," Miller said. team. ■ uneven around. "I don't think we'd Qn being judged. parallel bars, fUnable to find "I think the biggest and vaulting. Miller finds the floor be where we are today "During our practice sessions I can't watch everyone at ! Kodak Color Film ! ■competition or training challenge She was the state exercise the most if we didn't have each the same time. I rely on my two assistant coaches Charlie their hometowns, any enjoyable of the events. others' competition. Morse and A1 Beaudet, but they can't watch LIMIT 1 competitor in tumbling champion everyone ■they traveled to gymnastics has is being from 1964-1970. In the "I enjoy doing the Both Miller's and either. That's where guys like Randy Balhorn, Dave Ziegert (COUPON) Expires Jan. 21, 1973 ■ | ■Lansing twice a week to able to concentrate on 1971 College Regionals floor exercise because Almy's goal this year is and Ken Factor come in. East Lansing Store only | to ■work with the Spartan the stunts to the point she placed first in it's the most creative," make the World ■youth Club. With this she explained. Youth Olympics to be "A lot of the freshmen see one of them do a move they where she is not vaulting, third on the held in Moscow this ■club they received affected balance beam, fourth in During her practices don't have in their routine and they ask for help," Szypula ■training from George by the Miller works on her summer. The qualifying continued. "Each man on our team tried to help the other presence of the judges," all - around, fifth in meet for the Olympics become a better gymnast. zypula, sponsor of the style and tries to -LISTERINE! Almy said. floor exercise and will be the national Ispartan Youth Club seventh on the uneven improve her control. Almy has taken jazz, find coach of the MSU ballet and acrobatic parallel bars. Miller was "The more graceful tournament on April 19. Those who place in "Not only do the freshmen pick up new moves, but it also keeps the older guys sharp on things that have become (n's gymnastics team. you look the higher the ■ lessons. the national tumbling the top 15 Both Almy and score you'll receive. during the second nature to them." Miller have received Miller, captain of the champion in 1969 and The whole trick to national tournament 59°! women's gymnastics in 1971 national will be selected to go to (itional awards in team, participates in all tournament she took gymnastics is to make the hard stunts look Moscow. So far this season, upperclassmen has moved MSU the experienced help by the gymnastics. to a 3-0 Big Ten record and 14 oz. a 4-0 record overall. Reg. $1.19 The toughest competition of the year for MSU will be DIES TO LIMIT GRANTS Friday night as the Spartans host defending NCAA champ Southern Illinois University. "This will definitely be our toughest meet of the year," Szypula explained. "I hope this one doesn't go down to the wire like last week with Iowa. I can't take another NCAA fails to that. "In the event that the meet does come down to the last event, we'll pull out all the stops to beat SIU. We'll have to one like BIC | |y lynnhenning Smith said that positive Basketball will be limited to not capable PENS ! of doing to them was fair to another concentrate on doing the routines we know best." te News Sporti Writer action was averted when six initial grants with a 12 collegiate academic work. failure to obtain a two group of universities. That's After beating the best in the Big Ten last week, the | disappointing attempt - grant limit on any "They (NCAA) have one of the reasons why Spartans get a chance to beat the best in the country this ^organization, rescinding thirds majority resulted, additional allotments. arrived at a level where they division was wanted." week. ■the controversial 1.6 largely due to opposition by feel students are capable of 11c Fuzak said that in some ■demic rule, and a the Eastern Collegiate doing college work," Smith Reg. 15c Ration on the number of Athletic Conference. cases schools had been said of the adopted 2.0 JESSE WINCHESTER THIRD DOWN. TK) TO GO med. pt. Etic grants offered, were giving up to 55 initial grants "Reorganization, in the level. "But every high LIMIT 6 ■ ■part of last week's to incoming athletes while school represents a different Bearaville album BR 2102 (coupon) ■ loul Collegiate Athletic Big Ten's point of view was the Big Ten had been Expires Jan. 21, 1973 ■ essential," Fuzak said. "We cross section of academic An American exiled in Canada, East Lansing Store Only ■ociation (NCAA) - operating with a 30 grant ^ in believe it had to reorganize rule in effect. achievement. he's finally followed up his choice ■ in Chicago. J Athletic Director effectively and when it "I like the 1.6," Smith first album. Jesse Winchester, with this equally choice LP. produced — ■■■■■■■■■■■■j Johnson & Johnson didn't that The ■ | Smith and faculty was a great rescinding of the 1.6 continued. "It's fair and mostly by himself, but partly by itative Jol.n Fuzak, disappointment." rule and replacing it with i attended ration, shared the dismay Both Smith and Fuzak said that reorganization the about 2.0 in regulation, the came wake of equitable any time more same than one you use variable. The thing applied in this ubiquilouflfcdiPl^linbg^n "* BABY a large number of the growing concern that many Joximate 500 Is when an effective i to divide voting NCAA would be possible before the end of the year, depending on the results of high school athletes were case, what universities felt the was major unfair OIL NCAA meetings in August. IdoIs into separate 471 4 oz. An important piece of iative divisions failed to FRANKE «JOHNNY TOE SWEETVEART Reg. 79c legislation passed was the SAMPtER Jrialize. ■t was disappointing 1 the original intent of adoption of limitations of athletic football and 2for 1 Sale LIMIT 1 (coupon) Expires Jan. 21, 1973 ■ basketball grants. ■ ■meeting,'' Smith said. Warner Bros, a I bun, BS 2675 East Lansing Store Only la division of Frankie and Johnny are Frank "From the standpoint of 2.50 buys TWO medium 12" 1 item Ruby liCAA into two groups and John Paul Fetta. the Big Ten this was the They play gui¬ |t would be of S BOOK | tar and bass most important of all the Varsity Pizzas. Pepperoni, mushroom respectively, and have liable size and interest spent the last two years doing so in ;hat have problems that considerations passed," Al Kooper's band. Produced by Al Fuzak explained. "This puts or sausage only. Valid with this ad on [common to Kooper iMATCHESl one us in a more competitive position." Wed. & Thurs. Jan. 17 & 18, 1973. |>ecifically, three i, university, major The rule, which goes into iy, and college, are effect after next fall, puts a 121 ■ legislative levels that 105 grant limit on a school's Free Fast Hot Delivery at 6:00 P.M. BA will likely adopt total amount of football Available at: Reg. 25c Jd affirmative action be grants over four years with a | in the future. VARSITY TOPP'S limit of 30 Initial grants. LIMIT 1 ■ (coupon) ■ ■ Expires Jan. 21, 1973 B 921 W. Holmes Rd. g East Lansing Store Only g 1227 E. Grand River ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ DOMINO'S PIZZA Lansing 332-6517 £ As heard on the Michigan State Radio Network Stuart Hall ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Free 30 minute delivery 100 ct. ORDER YOUR 351-7100 | Envelopes 2 OFFICIAL COLLEGE RING from It costs no more and you can be sureofntisfaction. ...Irom lei mini CREATED BY JOHN ROBERTS Pot the rnfnw *?rkin<5 with a sportsman's soul, Let your success show a little with a fine ■ long-lasting Red Wing G.O. Boots class ring by John Roberts. Your choice of stones, weights and styles * Orange Blossom Diamond Rings •Gold Fashion Originals 4216 W Saginaw 484-4868 * Long!MS - Bulove watches Eart Lamina, Block W. of Wavorly on Saginaw 1321. 305 E GRAND RIVE^/ 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, January 17 | J start a graCa„ 355-82551 with a Classified Ad. ° m Automoti,. ][»| [ Mcocccl., FRANKLY SPEAKING by PhilFrank | Ap>ftm.nM ^ [iflL CAPITOL CLUB. M» 1 and 2 bedroom furnished GIRL NEEDED for room in DODGE CHARGER 1970. YAMAHA, BMW, TRIUMPH, mobile home, $25 - $35/ East Lansing. Three girl singles. $12 u„ Power steering and brakes, RICHMAN. Buy now and week. On a lake, quiet and house. Furnished, washing 484-4422. 0-1-31 vinyl top, low mileage, take advantage of our Winter peaceful. 641-6601.0-1-31 machine, carpeted, clean, automatic, excellent prices. Custom accessories, quiet, garage, no pets. $67.50 MO NT IE C0-0P~ ^"1 condition, $1675. 371-2683. parts, service. SHEP'S C OLLINGWOOD per month for 6 month lease; available, $205 a term J food PHONE 355 8255 5-1-19 MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 North Cedar, Holt. Just APARTMENT. man for three man. Need one Call $62.50 per month for 12 month lease. Call Ed at parti,,. 33J 347 Student Services Bldg. DODGE DART 1964. South of 1-96 overpass. 332-4912. 5-1-22 351-2755 from 1 • 5pm. •AUTOMOTIVE Excellent condition, standard, radio and heater. Phone 694-6621. C-5-1-19 0-1-31 " EAST no LANSING, cooking. Close malaVj MARRIED COUPLE, single t0 n. Scooters & Cycles $99. Call 353-9462.3-1-19 I " " ' ~" Auto Service |[ J | woman. Private sleeping ONE GIRL needed, own room, Call 332-0205.3-1-18 Parts & Service \\ 0 \ room, $120/ month includes $82.50, 114 miles from Aviation DUSTER 1970, fiood condition, everything, transportation campus. 413 Leslie Street off OWN GRADUATE contract. HAuJ needs little engine and brake iimh-intr necessary. 393-4009. 3-1-18 Kalamazoo Street. After Winter and „ •EMPLOYMENT work. Must sell, 337-1242. MUJ.F^.ER SHOP UNION 76, 4pm. 3-1-19 351-2704. 3-1-17 • FOR RENT 3.^.19 Michigan and Grand River. Low cost expert exhaust EAST LANSING near campus, Apartments ONE MAN needed for 3 man SINGLE, DOUBLE, i„ repair. Custom work. Pipe large 2 man furnished, Houses FALTON 1QK9 ctartc r.mc carpeted, air conditioned, house. $50/ month. 1005 house. Nicely'(unJ Rooms ...d, $95. 373 2288! """"J ""ESTIMATES. $160 per month. Albert. 351-9320. 1-1-17 utilities. Kitchen, 482-4298 after 5pm. 10-1-29 TV lounge, free i^l •FOR SALE ______ Monday-Friday 9-5 p.m. call ONE GIRL needed for own Very close, 332-8M 351-9036, evenings and Animals FORD FAIRLANE 1967, 2 F0UR SUPER,0R suPer drag weekends. 332-3680. 3-1-18 room in nice house. Call 0-4-1-18 " Mobile Homes door V-8 automatic 44 000 mags Fits Chevv' Cut,a". Elliott. 332-1051.5-1-22 miles'. Excellent condition. LeMans, Tempest. 15x6 3/4, ' SINGLE ROOM for g,m~J •Lost & Found •PERSONAL $700. 353-4479 or 332-8408. 15x8/4 mounted on Uniroyal WELL ELSE WP WHAT EAST near LANSING, 2 bedroom campus. Pool, air ONE GIRL, share room, big in a good, quiet \T F70s, 655-1621. •PEANUTS PERSONAL •REAL EoTATE FORD 9 117 1967 LTD, V-8, H60s, 2-1-17 MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East Post Office Box 1523 FOR East Lansing, CHRIS TtUZ?' Michigan 48623 conditioning, $180/month. 351-1238. 3-1-18 house 332-5497. 5-1-22 near campus. IV2-8304. 3-1 17 NEED A room with goodfl •RECREATION automatic, with air. $650. Kalamazoo Street since 1940. STUDIO APARTMENT, ROOMS AVAILABLE in house; Females only. 332J •SERVICE Phone 484-7010. 3-1-19 Complete auto painting and furnished, two blocks from also 4 bedroom house. 337-9706, 3-1-17 T collision service. 485-0256. 394-0437. 3-1-18 Instruction Typing Service FORD offer. FAIRLANE 1963. Best Ask for Dena, C 1-31 H """ ii campus, immediately. 349-1872. available MEN quiet - CLOSE rooms. to MSU1 Cooking M 3-1-18 OWN ROOM in remodeled "c •TRANSPORTATION 694-3457. 3-1-19 0-1-31 house. Call 489-7925 after 7 •WANTED STUDENTS-FACULTY THE DEPOT HOLDEN—REID p.m. 3-1-18 NEED GRAD to share trailer. FORD LTD 1971 Country OWNING FOREIGN has openings for Various shifts available. WANTED: years WOMEN 20 old, full time - East to 35 $50/month. Own room. WILLIAMS Linda needs HALl.$176/| 1 Squire wagon. Factory air TWO OPENINGS in house. Own conditioning, radio, power CARS, WE GIVE 20% Apply in person. 11 - 7pm. Lansing campus store 351-5685. 3-1-18 non-smoker, neat, « OFF ON PARTS AND room, carpet. $55 per month. Experience not necessary. Experienced -in ladies humor. After 5pm, 3; brakes, steering and seat. 646 Hagadorn Road. After CASTROL, 10% OFF Located in the Old Grand sportswear. Phone 332-1912. TWO FOR four person. Cedar or 337-0964. 2118 339-2166. 5-11/23 4:30 p.m. 3-1-18 fORDS No^DAVS ON ACCESSORIES, Trunk Railway Depot, 1203 10-1-22 Village, winter/spring. Nice South Washington, Lansing. view, good people, will make For Sale FORD 1966 Galaxie 500, ONE MAN to share with three nn oBima aaiBB Ask for Don Phillips. 5-1-18 HOUSE PARENTS for group rent reasonable. 332-0398. automatic, radio, power, others. Private bedroom, B3 003 223 KB EE $450. Phone 337-9671. IMPORT AUTO PARTS home for adult mentally handicapped. Excellent 3-1-18 furnished. East Side 5-1-18 41S South Cedar, Lansing PART TIME employment with PHOTO GRAY lens, bi d [3 BQ BB1BQ EE) V2 block S. of E. Kalamazoo multi - manufacturer salary, full maintenance. Call MSU AREA - Okemos, 1 Available February 1st Call single visio 372-1199,3-1-18 . 1-723- 6791 weekdays. Equal bedroom furnished m nn BTI ms 5B3 FORD 1 964. Good 8:30-5:30 Monday-Friday distributor. Automobile DISCOUNT, 26151 8:30-3 Saturday necessary. 15-20 hours per Opportunity Employer. apartment. Air conditioned, Michigan, Lansing 37J condition, good upholstery. ROOMMATE WANTED Large 2 EH EEH nm $90. Call 351-7669. 5-1-23 485-2047, 371-1947. week. 351-5800. 0-2-1-18 6-1-17 carpeted, modern. $155, heat included. 349-1607 after 5 bedroom house. $80/month. C-5-1-19 nm CH? E&3 BS3 repair. BEAUTICIAN, MALE or After 5 p.m. 485-4014. JAVELIN 1969. 42,000, 290 VW GUARANTEED RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 and GITANE BICYCLES. female. East Lansing. p.m. 3-1-18 3-1-18 GUNS, RIFLES, and all makes and oia| DEADLINE V-8. Good condition. Must Dealerships available. ci 349-9620. 332-4522. 10-1-17 Okemos Road. France's finest 10 speed NEED ONE or two girls for 600 guns in stoi 1 P.M. one class day sell. 353-6035. 3-1/18 Near FURNISHED HOUSE for rent. C - 1 - 31 lightweight. Consumer Guide three man. campus. price in Southern M before publication. WAITRESS FOR newly opened $65/month. 332-4008. 2 bedrooms, living room, MAVERICK 1971 , 4 door, 6 rated world's best. Stocks downtown cocktail lounge dining room kitchen. Call see BOB'S GUN SH(| FOREIGN CAR parts, immediately available. 2-1-17 block south of P cylinder, $1250. Good and restaurant. 484-4422. 349-0649. 5-1-19 South! Cancellations/Cor¬ condition. 882-6014. 5-1-17 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 Protected territories. Write 0-1-31 annex, at 2412 GIRL TO sublet three rections - 12 noon one East Kalamazoo Street. 1 MEL PINTO IMPORTS, INC. man NEED ONE for 3 man. East side Call 371-2244 c| class day before mile West of campus. 2860 Annandale Road, Falls apartment. Close, phone Sundays. 10 1-22 MG MIDGET 1971. Excellent of Lansing. $56.50. 487-5055. C-1-31 Church. Virginia 22042. 351-3608.3-1-17 publications. condition, many extras. 482-2580. 3-1-19 $1650. 339-2242 after 5pm. 7-1-19 The State News will be 'FURNISHED OR unfurnished - 3-1-18 Aviation NEEDED: ONE or two AGRICULTURE STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per 1 and 2 bedrooms. 1141 responsible only for the roommates to share house. month, $23 per term. Free Dorchester Circle, from first day's incorrect MUSTANG 1965, 289 Agriculture degrees. Agriculture Three blocks from campus. certificates and people with delivery, service and pick-up. $150. Shown by insertion. automatic, convertible, wide LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years Washer and dryer. Call No deposit. TV's available at appointment, 882-7116, or LUDWIG DRUM 4 oval tires, very clean and runs agricultural backgrounds are - All students aos must be experience in all types of same rates. Call NEJAC, call THE WALTER NELLER 332-3317. 3-1-19 covers. Excellent a like new. Asking $425, needed for work overseas flight training. Approved for 337-1300. C-1-31 COMPANY, 489-6561. $275. 337-1004 4 .prepaid 675-5120. 3-1-19 veterans. FRANCIS with PEACE CORPS. See the ONE GIRL needed for house. PEACE CORPS Recruiting 5-1-17 AVIATION, Airport Road. PARKING JUST off campus on Pets welcome, immediate 100 USED vacuum OPEL GT 1970 excellent Placement Officer, January Call 484-1324. C-1-31 C har les Street. Call Garage, near Tanks, canisters an PEOPLE NEEDED for really occupancy condition sOLP. sell - 16- 18. 3-1-17 332-8835, 337-9706. 3-1-17 nice apartment, 2 blocks to campus. $15/ week. Guaranteed 1 full | campus. 332-8261. 5-1-17 351-3094. 3-1-18 and up 0 PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE Hi Business, Nurses, Math, Science, COMPACT rentals. REFRIGERATOR UNITED RENT- DISTRIBUTING 316 N. Cedar, 0 C0MP| CHARGER SE1971, silver, black canopy buckets, top, black automatic, leather power PLYMOUTH 1970, 440 Police Cruiser, re - painted, excellent REGISTERED NURSES Industrial Arts, French, Spanish, English, Education needed for Physical PEACE ALL, 2790 East Grand River. 351 5652. 10-1-17 ONE MAN for 2 June, non-smoker only. $85/ man. Apartments. January through Hull >] Market. C-3-1-18 condition, $950. Phone ROSE LAWN MANOR - FINAL SALE. 60% off steering, power brakes, air CORPS and VISTA. Talk month. Call 332-6803. 6-1-22 ROOM. DOUBLE males. 337-1078. 3-1-18 Skilled nursing home, 707 rare books. 2000 be AM/FM stereo, road wheels, with recruiter, Placement ts IS Cooking, walking distance 50c each, 1 steel radials, low mileage. A'mstrong Road, Lansing, HOLT. 2 bedroom duplex. All PINTO 1971, 3 door runabout. Office, January 16 - 18. MSU, utilities paid. 655-3346. 3-1-28 4 - speed, stick, new tires. has positions available on all 3-1-17 the extras, $180 per month. 332-0143. 3-1-18 and chair, $100 Oid| shifts. Excellent salary and OPENING FOR 1 girl in 4 girl walnut glass door bo Please call 349-3642. 4-1/19 NO pets. 393-3590. 5-1-17 CHEVELLE 1968, 396 benefits. Apply in person apartment. Close to campus. $100. Other old tabiJ LIBERAL ARTS Majors GUY NEEDED for private room 9am - 4pm or call 393-5680, - $75. 332 6246, 332-6247 furniture. ELLISON l| automatic, power, new snow PINTO 1972 - 7 months, 6,500 needed for position with the OKEMOS - 3 rooms and bath. in East Lansing. Furnished, tires, Keystone mags, $1400 Mrs. Swan, personnel. 5-1-17 5-1-19 SHOP, 101 East W miles. AM/FM, sunroof, 4 PEACE CORPS. Contact Furnished, 2 students or clean, carpeted, free parking. or best offer. 355-6314. Lansing. Wednesday II speed, 2000cc. Excellent PEACE CORPS - VISTA employed. No pets. $135/ $75 per month for 6 month 3-1-17 REAL ESTATE salesmen, 2 TO SUBLET furnished Friday and Saturday, l| condition. After 5pm, Recruiters at Placement month, plus utilities and lease, $70 for 12 month openings in East Lansing. apartment, 6 blocks from _3-1J8 351-6833. X-3-1-17 Office, January 16 — 18. deposit. 484-4948. 7-1-19 lease. All utilities included. CHEVROLET 1957. 283 Primarily new home sales. union. 351-9309, 5 - 9pm. 4-barrel, Bel Air. 4 - door, Excellent income potential 3-1-17 S5-1-19 NEED ONE girl Cedar Call Dave at 351-0473 after NORMA HOLLOW J SUPER BEETLE 1971, 29.000 5pm. 0-1-31 electric guitar, excellent body. 487-0171. and flexible hours. Will train. Village Apartments actual miles. One owner, OKEMOS PUBLIC Schools, AM amplifier - reverl 3-1-18 Phone Mr. Chamberlain, I seeking female to share winter and spring. $73/ automatic stick shift, AM/FM secretary to Director of costs of apartment. $85 per MEN, SINGLE room, $75 accessories. $150 or| 332-5041. 3-1-19 month. 337-2219. 5-1-23 Instruction and Personnel. monthly. $25 damage offer. 485-8039 CHEVROLET 1965 panel truck stereo, extra clean. 694-2121 month. Call 372-2609. 3-1-18 with rebuilt 6 cylinder before 5pm. 337-2477 after 349-9440, Jan. 3-1-17 deposit. 131 Bogue. Phone BABYSITTING. FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED, female engine, 4 speed transmission, 5:30pm. 2-1-18 student available Wednesday APARTMENT FOR rent across 337 9091. 3-1-19 SKI BOOTS LangfcJ $395. or best offer. 2'x4' A.M. WARM MOTHERLY type from campus. Couple only. $30. Call John, 3" on regular basis. Prefer needed soon in my East ROOM IN house. Grove Street, color organ for $50. Polkien TOYOTA 1969 - 4 door, new No children. 351-5712. Call 2-1-17 own transportation. Lansing home. 351-4265. $60 plus utilities. 332-1697. fantasy and gemoetrical snow tires, AM/FM, good 351-6757. 3-1 19 a.m. only. 3-1-17 posters, $9.90. 17 records shape. $720. 355-7963. 3-M7 ONE GUY Needed for great 3-1-19 SKIS, R0SSIGN0LGTA7J albums including Hendricks, 5-1-17 cm. Nevada I BABYSITTER NEEDED apartment. Close to campus. APPLICATIONS ARE now 711 BURCHAM SINGLE ROOM. Close, cooking, heel, 54" poles. AI ] Dukes, Tull, S RC, etc. All for immediately 2:30pm to 351 6548. 3-1-19 $12. Call 646-6606 or being accepted for part time 12:00 Large 1 bedroom parking. Call after 5pm, times, $125. Call I midnight Monday 393-4651 and ask for John. help. $300 / monthly to through Friday. Own completely furnished 351 3961. 3-1-19 after 11 p.m. 3-1" j start. 389 3494. C-1-31 apartment. Suitable FURNISHED 2 - 3 man transportation. Phone for 2 or 3. apartment 1 block from CHECKER LIMOUSINE, 11 before 5:30pm. 6-1-17 393-5856 between 8:00am EXECUTIVE MALE or female $170 campus. 337-1230. 3-1-19 passenger, or fantastic for group camping. Can be seen at VEGA 1973. Hatchback, good secretary. Must be and 2:30pm. 5-1-19 337-7328 CROSSWORD experienced! Rapid dictation TWO BEDROOM apartment, condition. 2200 actual miles, snow tires. $2250. 694-8727. and typing a must. Exciting ARE YOU being paid what 414 SOUTH PINE, Lansing, 1 sublet. Close. Dial 351-5840. PUZZLE work in radio and television. you're worth? Feel bedroom furnished, suitable What is reality? 3-1-19 ACROSS 3-1-19 underchal lenged? Call for 2 people, utilities paid, no 1. Name in 29. Golf stroke Salary open. Call fashion 31. Yellow ocher 349-1499. 5-1-19 lease required, $100 deposit, SHARE NICE Mason VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1967. immediately. 372-8282. area 5 CORVAIR 1964 - 4 door, rent $110/ month. Call Flibbertigibbet 33. Bushy clump 5-1-23 house, own room, $67 plus 8. automatic. Good condition. Good condition. Take over SUMMER CAMP staff needed, Richard Alban, 485-8706. Early auto 34. Dignified utilities. 676-4642. 3-1-19 Best offer over $200. Call payments. Call 484-3338. 11. Alone 3fi. Lunar module co-ed camp. Waterfront 10-1-30 4-1/19 12. Extinct bird 372-3706 after 5:30pm. director, male or female; unit GIRL NEEDED for great 13 Armpit 43. Choral 3-1-17 director, male; counselors, EAST MICHIGAN Avenue over apartment, block from 14. Toward the composition male and female; horseback retail store, 5 rooms partially mouth 45 conditions. Will train. Apply campus — rent reduced Enjoyable CORVAIR MONZA 1965. 4 - wrangler. Call Rex Miller, furnished, A/ailable for 1 - 4 332-0992. 3-1-19 15 Pope immediately, Monday speed, good transportation. YMCA, 489-6501. 3-1-17 people. Phone 372-0352. 17. Vote 47. Cheat 1 VW 1969 convertible, automatic through Friday, 8:30am - $125. Call 355-9887. 3-1/18 5-1-23 TWO GIRLS sublet apartment 19 Decompose 48. Humor stick. Good condition. Call 5:30pm. WJIM, 2820 E. SINGLE GIRL to live in 20. White poplar winter/ spring. $70/ month. 49. Cheer evenings, 332-2213. 6-1-23 Saginaw or call 372-8282. country home and care for 3 23. Alternatives 50. 1. Entrance CORVETTE 1963 Silver FACULTY AND graduate Close. 332-3382. 3-1-19 5-1-23 motherless children. Phone 26. Trophy 51 convertible; hardtop. Rebuilt students leasing new 1 - 2 Off-Broadway 2 About engine, transmission. $1750. VW CAMPER van, completely 484-4422.0-1-31 bedroom luxury apartments. 28. Later group 3. Norwegian King 9. f»Wj 332-3094. 3-1/18 rebuilt, many extras, must 1331 East Kalamazoo, 5 r- 5- sr r- 7- T- T~ XT 6 Siihoi" ■ sell. 353-2085. 5-1-23 RESPONSIBLE student or FEMALE of student minutes from campus. From Near campus. 332-0143. Ufa Tr Us 13 8 Si n spouse " DATSUN, LATE 1971, 240Z, 4 $165/ month. Rent i.&rfq INTERVIEWERS WANTED for part time household help VW 1 967 Karman Gia 2. cwisWL speed, silver grey. Must sell. guaranteed 2 years. 489-4966 T5~ n in 16 Dimondale. Odd hours Phone 372-8219. 5-1-19 convertible, good condition, or 489-5479. 5-1-23 3. Harvest | $600. Call 332-4351. 5-1-19 $5 per for interview. Evenings and weekends. Call 694 3355, ask Bob Adams. Must have accepted, occasion $21 hour. over Some nights and/or ONE GIRL needed to share 2 Ittl T" I5~ -J To TT VW 1969 - Perfect condition. 4 speed. Take over payments. own transportation. man apartment. Call PERSON NEEDED in %23 P w IF ; Pli# I 482-4031, 337-1833. 5-1-19 _ 35V-0174. 5-1-23 4 % 0 Trace ■ bedroom house, $75. GIRL NEEDED for spacious 29" TS- ¥T W 5T VW 1969 Perfect condition. 4 KEYBOARD MUSICIAN WANTED Completely furnished. 5 - apartment. Own room. Rent 351-6659 after 7pm. 3-1-19 speed. Take over payments. 3-1-19 to play TOP 40 commercial gig 5T 35 5T negotiable. 882-4959 after 5 482-4031, 337-1833. 5-1-18 full time. Must have own p.m. 5-1-22 PERSON FOR house, close, 55" W So Ml VOLVO, 1967 - P1800S, sports BOUNCER WAITERS, to work evenings, 8pm 2am. Must be equipment 694 0093 2-1-17 and sing. Call MOBILE HOMES for rant nice, own room, reduced P coupe. Over drive, radials, willing to work Friday and EAST LANSING TRAILER $55. 332-6420. 3-1-19 ur y/M - - - 1 Booty! HT Use Your Koni shocks, $1,750 or best offer. 393-1313. 5-1-17 Saturdays, $1.75 an hour to start. Apply in person to STAFF PERSON Friday Saturday nights, midnight - and PARK. 1 bedroom. Call 351-4794.4-4-19 419 ALBERT, one block from 49- % urn 3 Clrr)*! 50" MASTER CHARGE FIND POPULAR things at Bruce, NORTHWIND STABLES, 2 5pm, 8am. WOODHAVEN HOME FOR RETARDED, Need ACROSS FROM campus, 113 Berkey Hall. Two share bottom of house. $50 persons to __ _ 22 v/m 3 At The STATE NEWS I popular prices in the 2483 East Grand River. No transportation. $3.20 per Louis St., East Lanising, monthly per individual, no Classified Ads each dayl phone calls accepted. 3-1-19 hour. Call 489 3731. 3-1-18 Inquire after 4 lease. 1-1-17 p.m. 4-1-19 State News, East Lansing, Michigan |Michigan Wednesday, January 17, 1973 1 5 rn m J® ;][h typewriter SCM, GEMEINHARDT FLUTE 1 I »»CHIN£ battery/AC, elite type, 12" Bundy and Selmer clarinet*.' BARON 1969 mobile home, f(1„d I, t5 per «•>» month. Large carriage. $65. 332-4917 after 6pm. 3-1-17 Banjo*, guitar*, fiddle* 12 X60-, 2 bedroom, front living room, 1V4 baths, Gary Bauer, East Lansing senior, adds r reconditioned dulcimer*. MORE. Better skirting, shed, 10'x20' one buys at ELDERLY more bag to a I machines. Singars, KLH MODEL 41 Dolby tape covered porch, at Stonegete Is, N'cchis, New Home |Uv others $19*6 deck, $120. 646-6428 evening*. 3-1-17 INSTRUMENTS, Grand River. 3324331 641 Ea*t noon Mobile 393-4952. 3-1-19 Home Park. mountain resulting from of QarbaQe late - 7pm. C-2-1-18 pickups at University IfflDs' ftaNY DISTRIBUTING 1115 Nor,h 200 WATT Marshall Major P.A. BANJO AND guitar letaon*. 10'x50' camput. Call TRAILER, walk 394-0486 after to Village. «9-6448' amplifier. Excellent ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS, State News photo condition. Call DUE EAST, 6pm. 5-1-19 541 Eait Grand River! | 18 351-0628. 3-1-17 332-4331 noon 7pm. C-1-17 - Lo*t & Found by Dave Mendrea —"cassette deck 1 ■Lt condition, used TREASURE CHEST AUTO PORTABLE AM/FM I' „00. Call 332-4321 SECONDHAND STORE radio. AC/DC bracket fit* FIND SOMETHING? •ny car, $30. Call 372-7536 If you've found a ■6pm. 4-1-19 ALL KINDS OF 1*1-17 pet or article loBGAN - Wurliuer. FURNITURE of value, return we want to help you it. Just come in to the DANGER STILL EXISTS |n« conditio", exce^nt ( befl,n ' State News Classified and tell us you want to Dept. place ^225. 3-1-18 an ad in EAST LANSING Fuel ESTATE SALE: Hand carved shortage eased OLD ENGLISH STATE BANK'S found eh*** tet. Conn alto SHEEPDOG ^ 201 stereo cassette saxophone. Beteler Topcon puppie*. AKC. Excellent column. As a public service ■ Hock Like new. Cost Super-0 camera. For detail* blood line. Weekdays call EAST LANSING STATE "Tw make offer. Phone call 371-2600. Mu*t sell 393-3678. evenings and BANK will run the ad at no Warm weather and 14.'3-1*18 immediately. 6-1-23 weekends 339 2573. 5-1-19 extra cost to you. emergency fuel deliveries have eased closed two weeks ago and operated only three days last EAST LANSING the gas and oil shortage that kept much of the country week, said Tuesday that they had received new fuel UNUSUAL ACCESSORIES and DOBERMAN PUPPY, AKC. STATE BANK shivering last week, but officials are worried about the rest shipments and noted that Monday's high temperature was Femele, 12 weeks, shots and of the winter. 63 home furnishing*, the newest degrees. wormed. 339-9446. 2-1-18 An Associated Press items for all periods. BELL LOST: KNIT scarf, bright color survey Tuesday turned up few A similar situation existed in Austin, Tex., where the FURNITURE SALES, 4601 reports of school closings, transit slowdowns or heating University of Texas had to postpone the opening of the North US 27. 487-0173 ADORABLE PUPPIES. Mother bands, near Wells. Reward service cutbacks. or $10. 353-0654. X-5-1-22 second semester by one week because it could not heat Border Collie; father AKC 487-0121.6-1-23 Clear skies and above-freezing Sheltie (Toy Collie). temperatures were the student dormitories, Loving rule across all the nation FOUR YEAR old Yamaha. G.S. addition to family. Priced FOUND: MONEY. Call after except for a small area in the Temperatures ranged up into the 70s and the city-owned (entibly. 625-7775. 5-1-17 6pm. 337-0313. C-31-19 Rocky Mountains and some rain on the West Coast. electric generating plants, which operate on natural gas, ski* with Saloman binding*. 1 City officials in Denver, Colo., where schools were were reported filling all demands. yeer Langa pro* boot*, 1 year BEAUTIFUL LOST: GREY tiger-striped. Public officials and industry spokesmen in some areas MIXED Collie ije denim bells old, *ize 10H. Best offer, ■rouaoy ■heo denim bells bells 332-0879. 6-1-23 Puppies. $5.00 each 484 9774. 0-4-1-18 M.A.C. - Division area. 351-8130 after 6pm. 3-1-17 □s expressed concern about what would happen when the temperatures drop again. ■ bush jeans REMINGTON RAND Mark II PURE FOUND: ROLL of film. Joseph C. Swidler, the chairman of the New York State manual typewriter, excellent GERMAN shepherd FOR QUALITY service on igULAR levi's condition. Ask for Dene, puppies. $50. 337-2504. Call December 1, by river, stereo equipment, see the Public Service Commission, said there is a "genuine energy crisis' in the New York 694 3467. 3-1-19 after 5pm or weekends. Ektachrome, color slides! STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East Announcements for It's City area because of a shortage of ■ cambray shirts 31-19 355-2552. C-31-17 Grand River. C-1-31 What's Happening must be heating oil. "There are truly desperate situations in xlork shoes received in the State News apartment houses and hospitals," he said. "There is the SKIS 205cm Bllzzerd |«ENS + BOYS competition, Salomon AMERICAN ESKIMO puppies FOUND: MAN'S silver ring PARTY GIVERS office, 341 Student Services danger of their running out of oil if we have a cold spell." - Love Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two desperately between Kellogg Center and In St. Louis, Ralph competition binding*. A&T need homes, cleaning carpet without class days before publication. Lapp, a consultant to the Senate MOT'S poles, Barrecrefter's locking rack (new). Must tell. $350 registered, moderately priced. 337 2594. 31-19 Butterfield. 351 7951. 31-18 Identify. Call water? carpet Sit on clean, instantly. Rent dry accepted by phone. will be Public Works Committee and a nuclear "waves of energy crises" may have to physicist, said that our sweep the nation worth for $140, a great deal! Host machine. Clawson before the federal government comes to KEESHONDEN. CHAMPION FOUND: COLLIE? About 1 grips with power Call Kirby. 365-0282, 8 Floors, Inc. 1004 South supply problems. sire and dam. 5 months. year. Female. Albert Street - 6pm. 3-1-19 Phone 353-7129. 10-1-29 Washington, Lansing. Lapp told the annual directors conference of the Division area. 332-0073. 482-0849 5-1-19 National Rural 31-18 Electric Cooperative Assn. that NIKON 21mm lens. Asking $75. responsibility i KA2002 stereo 486-3211, extention 232, | Mobile Homes~)[pipl LOST: LARGE white shaggy LOOKING FOR self starters? for dealing with energy is scattered throughout the federal bureaucracy and Congress resulting Jan. 3-1-19 Then advertise in the The Rugby Club will meet krundig TK341 stereo dog in Meridian Mall, North Classified Ads where the best from 6 to 8 tonight in the Turf in a fragmented energy policy. Jcorder. Pioneer re-verb CAMPER FOLD down, deep* 8, FOR SALE - 1970 Broadmore Okemos Road area. Fteward. people look for jobs. Dial Arena of the Men's Intramural Lapp said that the energy crisis will become acute after 11000 used 8-track $695. 12* X 60', 2 bedrooms with Call 339 2075. 5-1-22 Building for practice and a 1990 without long-range I $2 each. 500 used Phone 332-5011, 355-8255. planning, even if nuclear power is extention 47. 3-1-19 shed. King Arthur's Court. meeting. All who are interested available. He said fossil fuels i. USED stereo FOUND: GERMAN Sheperd are encouraged to attend. are not sufficient to meet the Cell 372-4877 31-17 MATH TUTOR - High school nation's energy demands. puppy, 34 months old. MSU . t, camera HOOVER PORTABLE clothes teacher available for all Math it, used zoom lenses, vicinity. 351-5950 extention The MSU Promenaders are washer, like new, $120. Call 1963 NEW MOON mobile 261. C-31-17 through Calculus. 351-4161 sponsoring a membership drive. Kulars, TV sets, 355-6138. 3-1-19 home. 3 bedrooms, 1H baths, or 332-1127.5-1-22 All beginners and those |itets, adding machines, s ios. tapestries. Used and boots. $5 up. FIBERGLASS SKI boots, ideal for 7'x10* expando, new furnace, garbage disposal and carpets. J Personal |[ ^ j STARVING ARTIST WANTED interested dancing p.m. are ,oday in square or round invited to come at 7 oday in 34 Women's POLICE ( SECONDHAND beginner, excellent Shad, skirted, $2,900. to do restoration work on old Intramural Rldg. condition. Call Heinz, Brookview Country Estates, TV 509 East Michigan, 485-4391, 8 • 332-0844. 31-19 neer Perry, 10 minute drive to campus. Phone 625-7390 RENTALS $9.50 per month, $23 per term; free oil paintings. Call Mr. Cory 627-7722. 5-1-19 at The Winged Spartans ground school will begin at 7 p.m. today BRIEFS Monday - Saturday, A delivery, service and pickup. SELECTION of long sleeved anytime. 5-1-17 No deposit. New stereos in I13C Wells Hall. No prior mericard, Master i, trades, Ls.C-1-31 term*, cotton blouse*, tize 32-34. Year old wool clothing in tize CHAMPION 19 69, 12 x60'. available at same NEJAC, 337-1300. C-1-31 rates. Call J® registration is necessary. A A 19 - YEAR -OLD Park man was arrested 9-10. Brown plaid maxi coat, Furnished, call after 5pm, being accepted Saturday at the MSU Ice Rink for violation of narcotics PIANO. GUITAR, private laws. Police said an officer observed the man weaving in a matching nick tkarf. navy 482 5310. 3-1-19 coffek anyone? | POScm Slalom skis, hooded poncho, wool tiackt, The Pan American Coffee lessons. Blues, Jaz2, Rock. multi-disciplinary Student phone booth. When the officer approached the booth, he ce by little old lady Bureau's statistics reveal that Beginning to Advanced. Academic Advising Committee tweatert, fur coat. All in MOBILE HOME 10x50' with saw a nickle bag of marijuana 337-9130. 20% of all Americans drink Phone 482-7206, 1-5-pm and are available in 141 Baker laying in plain view. The man excellent condition. Owner 35' awning and 17' enclosure. Hall. was taken to the Ingham County Jail where he posted bond coffee a day. The 4-1-19 moved to Floride. Call Located in Park Terrace. Call most popular and was released. 666-2994.1 M 7 485-4610 after 6pm. 31-19 The Chess Club will meet at 7 beverage Is milk, soft drinks a fast closing third, with 3.m. today in the Union Gold FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned GREAT LAKES 1966 10'x46', Soom. Anyone interested in juices and tea following. oak. Delivered, cell 482-1002 beginning to advanced. Call purchasing chess clocks should 2 bedrooms, furnished, Sit down with your luffed dog at Yankees after 5pm. 5-1-23 favorite beverage and the Zocko before noon, attend. Please bring sets and A STUDENT WAS arrested Monday afternoon at an East carpeted, best offer. 489-2333 after 5pm. STATE News Classified Ads 351 -0903. 31-20 c,ocks- Lansing book store when he attempted to resell a $9 book Taking best KENMORE DRYER, $25. and you'll be In for a value stolen from the MSU Bookstore. His has been referred X-5-1-18 case |1 6038. 2-1/17 Need* 1 replacement part, relaxing time. It PIANO CHORDS instruction for The MSU Society will meet Sci. a to the prosecuting attorney. otherwise run* well. p the V : ftls popular music and vocal 1 ALL around It's, MUST SELL. 12'x53', carpeted, h day. Start n 33 Un Cubco 349-3621. 5-1-23 air conditioned, washer and accompaniment. 355-8080. Andersi ithor of "Tav binding; | boots, 9V4: poles. CAR COAT, man'* gray, size 44. dryer, 10 minutes from MSU. k LITTLE or a lot. We cut it 788 2-1-17 Reasonable. 882-9040. like you want it. UNION Only worn twice. 882-9884. The Computer Institute for |ED,$35orbest offer. »e, $3. Child's 5-1-23 5-1-18 LESS THAN 10 minutes from BUILDING BARBER SHOP. 355-3359. C-1-17 Sc cial sponsor a Science Research free, noncredit COBOL programming from 7:30 will Defense vote delay ends HEATHKIT STEREO amp. and I seat, $5. 355-8228. campus. Located in Holt. :REE ... A lesson in ANN BROWN.Typing and to 9:30 beginning tonight in 313 tuner. Good sound. Good Computer Center. This 6 year old, 12'x60' cutie complexion care. Call multilith offset printing. (continued from page 1) his investments now, and price. Call Chuck after 6pm is in the peak of condition 484-4519 East Michigan or Complete service for 361-6344. 31-19 Disciples of Guru Maharaj J. of all presidential nominees established a blind ■ CLASSICAL guitar, and will give you loads of 485-7197 Lansing Mall. dissertations, theses, the 15-year-old Perfect Master, and to cut off funds for the irrevocable trust with his tone, $75. Plus living for only $3900. For MERLE NORMAN manuscripts, general typing, GIBSON ES-336-TDC, case will speak on the knowledge of White House staff in an wife and children as LGO, Rosewood more information call Harold COSMETICS STUDIOS. IBM. 23 yeers experience. the soul at 7:30 p.m. today in $60. Both include Excellent condition. $325 or effort to recapture beneficiaries last month Darbov, ALL STAR C-3-1-18 349-0850. C-1-31 Synergy. best offer. 351-4249. 31-19 with part of his assets. ■'■9611. 3-1-18 a u t hority from the REALTY. 694-8181. 5-1-22 TWO PIECE beige sectional BOARD EXAM TUTOrTng" C_0 m7l E tT_ T_H E s7S J^nd NARC^.unteSl President. Richardson said he would ■3" black/ white TV. request his trustees to divest MARLfcTTE, 1967. 12x50. New Hughes earlier had asked condition, $100 or couch, good condition, call drapes, excellent condition. tl T r h"09 SERVICE. Discount aT7 30 pm Lay in 27 the Senate Democratic the trust within 90 days of »'• 485-8039. 2-1-17 Julie or Jan after 5:30pm. 10x7 shed included. Phone LSaT MCAT nlrT LSAT, mpat DAT, Board 2 printing. I B M typing and Student Services Bldg. leader. Mike Mansfield of all investments on the 349-4065. 31-19 binding of theses Resumes. 487-3343. 4-1/19 exams. For information call Defense Dept. list of prime D compare I publications. Across from David Purvis, head of the Montana, to holdup action Lowest 313-354-0085.0-1-1-17 contractors and not to it BALDWIN PROFESSIONAL campus, corner M.A.C. and Lansing project on aging, will on Richardson, Clements record prices in HOUSE TRAILER - General PARSHALL model, portable organ and PREGNANT? WE Grand River, below Jones in/or7la,ly disc,uss '^ Problems and James R. Schlesinger. reinvest in any securities on MUSIC. speeker cabinet. 372-6238, 8x35. $1,000 or best offer. understand. Stationerv Shoo Call of older peoplc at 6:30 p-m" nominated to be director of the list until he leaves On lot. Call 393-8835 4-1-19 Jim. 31-19 muffssa 0-1-31 the Central Intelligence Agency, at least until after government service. Clements disclosed his T he People's Cooperative Place Your """""" " ™ the inauguration of financial interests in TYPING TERM papers, theses, Council will meet at 8 tonight in NEW FROM Revlon. shiny eye etc E|ectrjc Experienced. 33 Union, President Nixon for his primarily Sedco, Inc., a PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD shedow crayon, GULLIVER STATE $1.65 DRUG at JEAN MASSEV r 1 31 393-4075 J9J-4U/&. The Spartan Pistol Club will second term on Saturday. In his first Senate speech Dallas oil drilling firm and its subsidiaries. INC., 1105 East Grand River, meet at 7 p.m. today in the Clements said in a letter Today ... Just clipt complete, mail along with your Tuesday, Abourezk accused check or money order Eastg Lansing, 332-5171. RESEARCH theses, AND"term_paper7, including Math, hViYT* N*e w' mVmbers^'are President Nixon of that if confirmed he would take leave of absence as welcome. For information, call exceeding his authority in the Vietnam War and board chairman of Sedco, L Peanutt Personal _Jl | [#j 50e'BW .„«rrir."n ~ _ The MSU Bicycling Club will impounding money waive a salary and PROFESSIONAL TYPIST, mec, at 7:30 p.m. today in 208 appropriated by Congress. contributions from the BOB JETER is back. 3-1-17 typewriter. Located close to Men's Intramural Bldg., to elect Mansfield told a newsman company's profit - sharing MSU. Call 349-1773 evenings secretary-treasurer and plan City. _Zip Code LOVE IS such a he would honor the request plan while in government fragile thing to _ a and weekends. B-1-1-17 this spring's race. The public is service. be of senators to withhold so strong. RM/jb. 1-1-16 invited. confirmation actions for a reasonable time, but he did Estate Real tstate Meal i rEJ It Transportation The Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship will consider "The — not think such moves would Church and Missions" at 7:30 BATTLE CREEK student p.m. today in the Union Green accomplish anything because government !Sell M used t0 stereo Wund? equipment wishM to lh«re drivi"« with Room. business still could proceed. Commut.r(s) from same area. with fast acting Want Ads. 962 1335 3 1 17 The MSU Sou""? Club will Stennis made public a Dial 355-8255. meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 35 letter from Richardson j if——j Union. The second session of Recreation r*a Wanted * ground school will be held and a asserting that his assets had t j|M| L^a! ,l,m on airplane construction been in a blind trust since wiU be shown. he took office as THE CHARTER PEOPLE DON'T FORGET blood comes "Impeach Nixon" buttons undersecretary of state in present Spring Holidays: only from people. Save a life. will go on sale Thursday eariy 1969. Freeport $169. Nassau $179, Give blood. Professional afternoon in 320 Student He said he did not know Spain $239, donors Services Bldg. Proceeds will go the identity and amounts of ring compensated. toward busses to Washington. STUDENTOURS, 351-2850 MICHIGAN COMMUNITY 13-1-31 BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. Tickets for riding the bus to C-1-31 SPRING BREAK with UNION Washington on Inauguartion Day are on sale in 320 Student McQueen / mocgraw Peanuts Personals 10 words - $1.50 prepaid BOARD FLIGHTS. Spain WANTED: QUALITY guitar Services Bldg. $279, Nassau $179, London P» or Le$S: $175. Contact us Monday (Guild, Martin, etc.) beginner's flute, after 9 also p.m., Anyone interested in learning the getaway ea I1 Words Add- 10days -13.00 ** $160 15c 5 days $6.50 1.30 per word through Friday, 1-4 p.m. or phone 353-9777. C-1-31 phone 355 8844 3 1-17 about Students lor a Democratic Society or about the Washington per word 65c per word Meridian 3: 5:45,8:15 demonstration, call 675-7589. □ CHILD CARE Today at 5:00,7:15.9:30 □ □ SPRING BREAK in sunny in my licensed Meridian 4: 7:00, 9:30 home, large play area. The MSU Coalition to End Acapulcol Eight great days at the War will sponsor a tee-shirt 882 9884. 5-1-23 the luxurious EL silk screening party at 7:30 p.m. Mail to: Jfelansinc Michigan State New* maniftod PRESIDENTE hotell $249 4 TICKETS to Godspell. today in the Board Room of Che 347 Student Service* Bldg. MSU East Laming, Mich. 48823 complete. ASMSU Travell 363-0669. 355-4560. 355-5033 or 604 3794 after 5pm. 1-1-17 Student Services Building, to do up shirts for Saturday's Bnall theatre® 332-6047. 10-1-22 coronation demo i — i Wednesday, January 17 j 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Available at Campoi. MuAoo Shop- ACROSS FROM THE UNION $*29