th« michigan Volume 65 Number 86 Michigan State University East Friday, January 19, 1973 Lansing, Michigan esponses es Wharton differ U.S., Hanoi plan sessions ent Wharton's recent ,-nce Sectors JSis of positions on the board of Ford Motor Co. and Corp. has raised questions £ minds of many faculty members to finish agreement text utapossible conflict of interest. KEY BISCAYNE (AP) - The private meetings with special adviser complete the agreement on ending the random survey conducted agreement." The North Vietnamese United States and North Vietnam Le Due Tho and Minister Xuan and re Jav by the State News revealed Thuy war - establishing peace in have demanded that the United States announced on Jan. 23, 1973 for the Vietnam." Thursday they will purpose of sign rtough some faculty members without resume major revisions the secret Paris meetings next week "for completing the text of an agreement." stronger ties between MSU and the purpose of completing the text of The North Vietnamese agreement drafted in October. business world, many believe these delegation Hanoi's an agreement" to end the in Paris said the announcement differed will be detrimental to the long and top negotiators for from the U.S. statement in referring to Ziegler said he would not set a bitter Vietnam war. each side would resume their talks "to "the agreement" rather than "an (continued The on page 17) ''patric Larrowe, professor of announcement wording of a terse joint by the Florida White komics, voiced a concern of many House and Hanoi indicated that hose queried that the two new Brandt offers N. Viets, tentative agreement had been reached rd positions will take a on such iderable amount of Wharton's major points as a cease - fire, the return of prisoners and ,way from the University, machinery to reshape Saigon's government. fharton has already been labeled U.S. officials refused to predict >ing very inaccessible so that any when the text would be completed. demands on his time are bound »ke away from the University," w said. "The job of the dent is already such a demanding University But they did nothing to erase the impression that only lesser details, such as the makeup of a peacekeeping S. Viets aid to rebuild ion that it deserves the exclusive force, stand in the way of signing of a final accord. BONN, Germany (AP) - Starting by leftists within his Social He began the same way he ended ition of Wharton," he said, his second term Chancellor Willy Democratic Emphasizing that he was reading party that he publicly his first inaugural address in 1969: jother concern of several faculty Brandt offered Hanoi and Saigon condemn U.S. policy in Vietnam. language approved by both the United "We want to be a people of good bers is that Wharton's positions reconstruction aid States and North Vietnam, presidential Thursday but Nevertheless, in his inaugural speech to neighbors at home and abroad." the two boards serves to otherwise took a parliament, he implied that some press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler told conciliatory stance East—West moves to ease onstrate the University's close on Vietnam and other issues tension, newsmen: aspects of recent massive antiwar Brandt said, must not blind Germans (Continued on page 11) "Dr. Henry Kissinger will threatening a U.S. —European split. protests in West Germany may have to trouble abroad, resume Brandt rejected political pressures been valid. including "a terrible conflict in Southeast Asia Brandt said he could understand which hopefully is now drawing to a Germans' impatience for Vietnam close." He added, in a key part of his peace, and hinted he may have acted speech. "The pressing impatience behind the scenes to express Bonn's with which people in Germany, too, larines ordered to Washington concern frank about the war. The Nobel Peace Prize winner urged talks on U.S. European await peace for Vietnam can well be understood. "As the federal differences, to prevent political strain chancellor, 1 have from growing out of "possible believed that it was not right to join in economic tension." vociferous protests, some of which had for inaugural protest He strongly reaffirmed support for a false ring about them." prepare the U.S. political and military presence in Europe, *"u rooting in the and for.ur the Western his u,s policy ui puuey Western alliance his of ^ The wording seemed to imply othpr y have had such a false ring. sts that element friendly approaches to the Soviet bloc. Lejeune, N.C. and paratroopers and President Nixon is forced to end the of American democracy ^SHINGTON (AP) - The which neither Nixon nor the antiwar There were clear signs in his speech, Lol? S .^ta^nvent'^f H l announced Thursday that military police from Ft. Bragg, N.C. and Ft. Meade, Md. war. groups should use for political televised live tc the national T F J *talement.of ' hundred Army paratroopers "There is no way women can be Brandt teht sought ignt toto reconcile reconcile hisms two two felIow Nixon the party leaders Monday warning administration , have been ordered to Friedheim said that the exact liberated in a country that espouses purposes. roles as chancellor of a staunch U.S. that number is not yet known but would this kind of violence," she said. Susan Miller of the National Peace continuation of the war could cost ' ngton to stand by in case of ally and as leader of a probably total about 2,000. Reps. Bella Abzug and Elizabeth Action Coalition said 89 America its European friends. e during Saturday's presidential European-minded Socialist party ration. He said there has been no decision Holtzman, both New York Democrats, demonstrations are planned around Obviously referring to demands by aspects of U.S. to commit the said they plan to stay away from the the country, including cities in Idaho. se Dept. spokesman Je$y W. troops and it is hoped (Continued ii said the action was taken at that they will not have to be used. Inaugrual ceremony. New Jersey, California, Texas and on page 11) ;quest of the Justice Dept. Feminist Betty Friedan said the Rep. Patricia Schroeder, D-Colo., Pennsylvania. Busloads of protesters said are coming to tiwar protesters are expected goals of the women's liberation she will attend because the Washington Saturday I for demonstrations timed to movement cannot be met until inauguration is a constitutional from 50 cities, she said. > with the inauguration, of the rally say tens of nds will participate. Jig Hapavovich, a member of the 1 g Coalition to End the War PENTAGON PAPERS TRIAL "We expect at least 1,000 its from MSU to demonstrate in jgton. pi travelling to the Washington demonstrations will leave the at 7 p.m. tonight and arrive in ngton at 8 a.m. Saturday. Release tied to attack U.S. Atty. David Nissen, asked DePuy American and Vietnamese allies," the LOS ANGELES (AP) A high ~ 200 tickets have been sold and "what use" could have been made of witness said. ranking Army staff official testified the top secret study on the Vietnam kets are still available in 320 Thursday that release of the Pentagon He added, leaning forward in his "t Services until 3 war if it had been turned over to a chair, "That is not the kind of thing I p.m. today, Papers could have helped the North majority of MSU students will Vietnamese plan a 1972 attack against foreign nation in 1969. Ellsberg and think should be given out," but the veiling to Washington by car Russo are said to have copied the remark was ordered stricken from the South Vietnam. ding to a report from the documents in 1969. record. The statement by Army Lt. Gen. "This document," said DePuy, Just before DePuy resumed the ^on to End the War. William DePuy was the first point in dheim said the troops will begin the trial of Daniel referring to a section dealing with the stand at the afternoon session, a this afternoon and Ellsberg and 1968 Tet offensive, "is an unusual one tonight and Anthony Russo at which anyone hearing outside the jury's presence Jcted on federal property in the in that it is a report and assessment revealed that a document represented claimed the release of the documents . . . ington The of the North Vietnamese attack in to the judge by the government as a area. riot-trained may have done harm. include Marines from some detail by the senior uniformed copy of a task force study of the Camp The government prosecutor. Asst. official in the United States. . ." He Pentagon Papers leak really was not referred to the former chairman of the that document. Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Earl It was brought up after the first umbers 434 and 157 Wheeler. "In it he analyzes and states the government witness in the trial testified that after the Pentagon Papers condition of Vietnam's forces, the were released to news media, the strengths and weaknesses of that Defense Dept. hurriedly organized a inners in state lottery attack," DePuy said, it provides . . in so doing, information that the high task force to see whether or not the release of the documents would be command in Hanoi and South damaging to national security. The witness, Frank Bartimo, an •ning numbers in Thursday's million with a total of 5,238,228 Vietnam certainly would find wtery drawing at Kalamazoo ticketsforJan.il. interesting and useful to them. assistant general counsel at the Dept. M and of Defense, looked at the document 157. Sales for the eighth week brought particularly if they had any intention "•w-tK S weeWy lottery was the average weekly sales to 4,865,378 of doing it again, and they did do it that had secretly been submitted to wiin an tickets and the total to almost 40 again in 1972." U.S. District Court Judge "s I'",~ Matt Byn nvrn° announcement by the of State and said it the task force He said that the same men in Hanoi was not Lottery that sales for million tickets. Next week's drawing will be held on who ordered the 1968 attack ordered report. Weather the file ? Were the highest a college campus. Next Thursday's an attack last spring, The judge ordered Bartimo to ber Week of the lottery in drawing at 2:30 p.m. will be held at "This is telling the high command contact the Pentagon immediately, get While temperatures soared into the 50s Thursday, students Bowen Field House at Eastern what kind of action they could take a copy of the real report and submit it doffed their coats to enjoy the ba'mv spring-like "'eather as Weeks of lottery that' would be most to him in chambers. ' ales hflve topped five Michigan University. damaging to they walked to classes in — mid-January? State News photo by Dave Mendrea Justice BV CRAIG GEHRING of plea barga State News Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), strongly disposed of without a trial of any P'ea just to avoid the hassle, expense Carr claims that defendants wind up can be abused if certain checks are not Staff Writer kind. and time." the losers more often than not. n a oppose the practice. They say they put on it. East Lansing District Court series Calling the whole notion of plea M. Robert Carr, an American Civil believe it leads to abuses which abridge "Some judges are more concerned Judge Maurice E. Schoenberger agrees bargaining disquieting, state Rep. H. Liberties Union attorney and '.irra is»r «,-?■«» ' serious charge in the defendant's constitutional rights. Nevertheless, the practice is Lynn Jondahl, D—East Lansing, and a former state American Civil Liberties unsuccessful candidate for Congress, takes a similar stance in opposition to with clearing their dockets than with the individual rights cf defendants," Carr says. with Reisig's analy Schoenberger says judges must widespread. refuse to accept a plea of guilty for a ystem jt i life in America's Union chairman, takes issue with P'e® bargaining. But, Ingham County Circuit Court crime that was not committed. He says versial il one of the most In 1971, for example, Ingham defenses of plea bargaining made on Indicating he avoids getting involved Judge Donald L. Reisig is angered by unless all the elements which C0^rnedSthU,?nt!yfaCing County Circuit Court conducted 63 the grounds that it is efficient. 1° P'ea bargaining if he can help it, those who criticize plea bargaining, constitute a crime are present, he will judges 2 and i 168,1 systom- jury trials, 19 non-jury trials and had Carr says the practice "is dangerous calling them ignorant of the situation. refuse the plea. • ■ lawyers defend 933 other criminal cases disposed of "What kind of system is it that cuts because you end up bargaining with "It may be true that there are Schoenberger Cour,®! ""wing seriously uses a shoplifting without a trial. East lansing District corners and allows a defendant to the defendant's freedom, abuses in Detroit or Los Angeles, but incident as an example. t romises 8 whir? which ^ aliowin« benefit the Court had only three jury trials forfeit his rights with his eyes wide 's > real compromise of civil that is not the case in Ingham "In this case, the critical question involving criminal cases for the same open," Johdahl questions. "So many liberties, to plead guilty for a crime County," Reisig says. ' notab'y the American year. Some 5,616 criminal cases were times, the defendant agrees to cop a that was not committed," he says. Though admitting plea bargaining (Continued on page 11) Friday, January 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Watergate trial faces WASHINGTON (AP) - The problems of protecting the hotel room across building where the the street from the Wate^ate office JLll calling dangerous." delay The higher court, last Friday ordered that "no of "the contents of any of the allegedly illegaUv' evj. summary privacy of Democrats whose conversations were bugged delayed the Watergate trial Thursday while another court When Baldwin was asked to identify other pe p Charles Morgan - attorney for the bugged g communications" _mrviiir,,„.Hrina.. be ^ brought hmuoht before :...y hofnra the jury im» ir" decided whether the jury can learn what was said and by that line, review by Judge Sirica. untl1« whom. Democrats - objected. In a session closed to all spectators. It gave Morgan permission, though, to appeal The issue arose Wednesday during the testimony of District Judge John J. Sirica ruled Baldwin's testimony any a Alfred C. Baldwin III, a former FBI agent hired by the admissible and Morgan carried the issue to the U.S. Court ^ j snbert tQ ^ President's re-election committee, who said he was on the receiving end of microphones planted in a telephone and in ASehave no desire to delay the Watergate case and have witnesses until the issue was resolved "in order to * llllllllll Illlllllll a room of Democratic national headquarters. done nothing to do so," Morgan told newsmen. But he the^nUnuity. The Thursday morning session was wiped James W. McCord Jr. G. and u. insisted his clients had the right not to have their identities out ouiuwiii iiou testified Baldwin had leuiiwu that uiui UBIII» H. MVUUIU wi. onu » , , papers and transcripts were prepared for the appeal. ,!L "Sexuality in the broadest Gordon Liddy — the defendants in the conspiracy and or the contents of their conversations aired in open c u . Part of that time Judge Sirica and the lawyers liswJl sense is femaleness and burlary trial - had listened to the same receivers in the He called such testimony "irrelevant, incompetent and the tape of an interview conducted with Baldwin last f maleness, connoted by by two reporters for the Los Angeles Times. Peter Maroulis, attorney for Liddy, insisted that |>< biological structure and be allowed to check a transcript of the tapes U.S. bombers back up training. Engaging in sex has against'l actual voices. ■ very little to do with Morgan represents various components 0f 1 sexuality." Democratic Party, including the executive director nfl Andrew Barclay Association of State Chairmen, R. Spencer Oliver associate professor of psychology Oliver's secretary, Ida M. Wells. '" see story page 10 S. Viet ground fighting Liddy and McCord are charged in one court wifl intercepting telephone conversations from instrumwJ "used primarily" by Oliver and his secretary between 2 25 and June 17, 1972 as the presidential control. Vietnamese and Viet Cong campaign J I SAIGON (AP) - Scores bombed heavily in the past South Vietnam wants the were killed during the same heating up. 1 of heavy B52 bombers and few days by B52s. McCord and four other men were arrested u.Mue demarcation line restored at period. U.S. signs investment pact smaller pummeled fighter—bombers Communist The heaviest fighting was in the region below the the 17th Parallel, where it The U.S. - South DNC headquarters early on the morning of Howard Hunt Jr. and Liddy were also charged w JuneTll former demilitarized zone. was before North Vietnam's Vietnamese casualty count The United States signed an agreementThursday targets throughout South break-in. The Saigon command said invasion of the South last for the war now stands at: with Yugoslavia to assist and encourage capitalist Vietnam on Thursday to back 77 North Vietnamese spring. American — 45,933 Hunt and the four other men pleaded guilty as the til investment in joint ventures — the first such accord Saigon's soldiers got underway. soldiers were killed and 49 The Viet Cong, in a killed in action, 10,298 engaged in increasing McCord's lawyer, in a memorandum to the ^ with a communist country. captured. South broadcast monitored here, dead from nonhostile ground fighting. weapons admitted that the former security chief for the Republic The agreement provides insurance and financial The ground clashes Vietnamese losses were put protested the bombing, 303,316 wounded National Committee committed the offenses charged. aid to American investors through the Overseas appeared to result from a at 10 killed and 51 saying the Nixon and 1,811 missing. desire on both sides to stake wounded. administration has been Private Investment Corp. It was signed in a hall of claim to as much territory The bulk of the 90 B52s compelled to stop the the sprawling Federal Executive Council building possible before agreement strikes in South Vietnam bombing over the North, Auto makers fac< as by Ambassador Malcolm Toon and Janko Smole, of the in-place cease-fire during the 24—hour period but is now "concentrating Yugoslavia's federal secretary for finance. reported drawing near. ending at 8 a.m. Thursday all its large Air Force to Heavy fighting was were in Quang Tri Province. intensify the bombardments reported below the former The concentration of air in South Vietnam, Laos and Sweden seeks good ties demilitarized zone north strikes and the heavy Cambodia. price-fix charges! and south of Quang Tri ground fighting there appear Eleven Americans were Sweden does not want its diplomatic relations City. Another battle was designed to give the South reported wounded in with the United States to be downgraded because Vietnamese the strongest Indochina last week and six reported northwest of of Swedish opposition to U.S. Vietnam policy, Kontum City in the central possible military position were listed as missing or Foreign Minister Krister Wickman said Thursday, highlands. before the cease-fire. captured. DETROIT (UPI) - Top 84 per cent of the fleet car Ford announced the lift! Hundreds of South If a peace agreement is South Vietnamese battle business. Chrysler had only of cost Wickman told parliament he found it both executives of the big three pressures! Vietnamese infantrymen reached, South Vietnamese deaths rose to 476, the 10 per cent. Chrysler when they b auto makers held a "regrettable and hard to understand" that the supported by M48 tanks sources say North Vietnam highest toll since the Nov. Then Chrysler began announced the elimmatil series of "summitmeetings United States has refused to accept Sweden's new to claim as its own 19-25 reporting period, the substantial moved through the Iron wants to fix prices on fleet cars offering price concessions or reduction! ambassador to Washington. He called this attitude Triangle and Ho Bo and Boi the territory contested or Saigon command said. It and to share the burdens of and gained a bigger share of price concessions t a "manifestation of the arrogance of power." Loi regions northwest of under its control along a added that 1,646 South the business. Ford and GM Chrysler to join them in 1 any further strikes" by the Vietnamese soldiers were Swedish-American relations have reached an Saigon in an effort to flush 13—mile stretch south of the former demilitarized wounded and 161 were United Auto Workers countered with substantial unlawful price fiiig (UAW), the government has price concessions and 4 in agreement, as the zone. That would place all listed as missing in action instances sold charged in a price - fixing some charged. Minister Olof Palme described the bombings Hanoi and Haiphong as «o o* "a kind of torture.' of Kg^Q old Miche)in ^ortTln Ihe rubber the six-mile-wide zone plus a strip of land in the South last week. The Saigon government automobiles at or below the cost of their manufacture," The practice of bi claimed The federal indictment together to offset l| plantation have been under North Vietnamese 1,757 North names Ford and General the indictment charges. crunch of a strike again Inaugural festivities begin Motors as defendants in the civil action. Chrysler and In 1969 and 1970, it was charged, top executives of firm is not illegal, offic said, and was not causefl Three days of festivity, ceremony and protest marking President Nixon's second inauguration With our New Burgers & Steaks some 100 executives of all three firms were named as the big three held seven meetings to "discuss further the indictment. The UAW co - conspirators, but were negotiations on labor began Thursday with a gala reception for vice board called the govern president and Mrs. Spiro T. Agnew. Scheduled to follow the reception at the Smithsonian Museum Hall was the first of a series Wemakeyour not indicted. The charges were made public late Wednesday by U.S. District Court Judge John Feikens, contracts, even though GM, Ford and Chrysler are not parties to the same labor agreement." allegations "interesting not surprising." The union board si hunger happy. had made similar < of shows, concerts and balls that will celebrate after grand jury action last The government said the May 1. auto executives also held during 1970 negotutii Nixon's inauguration. "UAW made it clear at The judge declined to other "foothill" meetings to convinl | The theme throughout the three days of discuss the possibility of time we were suppress the 240 - page bill festivities is "Spirit of '76," recalling the formative of particulars, as requested "mutual assistance" pacts in that Chrysler was not all Try Our New agent and was dancing if years of the nation and looking forward to the Bacon burger by GM and Ford. The case of strikes. tune called by Geixf companies asked the court But at a summit meeting 200th aniversary celebration in 1976. Chopped beefsteak Motors." Choice sirloin to suppress the report to May 12, 1970 "Lynn save executives from Townsend of Chrysler "We have a right toini Gourmet burger Bill would shield newsmen and many more embarrassment and to disclosed to Henry Ford and on fair play in both gJ preserve secrecy of the James Roche of GM" that faith bargaining and in I The congressional effort to 351-2755 grand jury. Chrysler could not reduction of 231 MAC E. Lansing protect newsmen from forced In 1962, the indictment participate. prices," the union said. I disclosure of their sources charged, Ford and GM had "Less than 10 days later, Among those listed! both General Motors and the bill as having attenn gained momentum on both the conspiratorial meeti sides of the Capital Thursday were Edward N. C with the introduction of new SEATTLE president then of (| freedom-of-information bills. A Senate bill that would BREAK THE ROUTINE call College Travel Henry Ford II, chairna Ford; Arjay Miller, fori Ford president protect newsmen from ever TOffli (n) chairman. disclosing to legal authorities the names of their sources was introduced by Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana and mamqpipi b n Republicans Mark O. Hatfield of Oregon, Marlow W. Cook of Kentucky and Milton R. Young of North Dakota. Unit warns urban fund cuts MILES Warnings that the new Nixon budget will cut DAVIS deeply into job, housing, health and social programs in every city are being flashed to mayors and local officials by their Washington organizations. The U.S. Conference of Mayors and the National Colonel Sanders 'Bucket Break' Specials League of Cities have notified 2,500 city officials Feed Your Feed Your Family Of Six Or More Family Of Four Or More that President Nixon declined an ur?ent request to For Less Than A Dollar Per Person For Less Than A Dollar Per Person meet with their representatives on the cuts, $1 "because of his work load in preparation of the budget." *3.99 *5.99 A prediction that the spending cutbacks "can be • 10 Pieces Of 'Finger Lickin' • 15 Pieces Of 'Finger Lickin' a fiscal, economic and political disaster" has been Good Chicken Good Chicken distributed to members by the National • 1 Pint Of Salad • 2 Pints Of Salad Of Your Association of Counties in its monthly bulletin. Choice • 1 Pint Of Mashed Potatoes • 1 Pint Of The Colonels Good • 1 Pint Of Mashed Potatoes AT&T will make payments Hot Gravy • 1 Pint Of The Colonel* Good 4 Hot Rolls Hot Gravy The American Telephone and Telegraph Co. • • 6 Hot Rolls Thursday signed a $38 million civil rights • A Family Size Quart Bottle Of Coca-Cola A Big 48 Ounce Coca-Cola agreement providing increased pay and • Crowd Pleaser advancement opportunities for women, minorities and other employes. America Loves What The Colonel Cooks The pact with the Dept. of Labor and the Equal It's Finger Lickin' Good Employment Opportunities Commission is the largest job discrimination settlement in the nation's history. It provides that AT&T and its 24 operating companies - the largest private employer in the Kentucky fried ^hkk«n, Off* Good Thru February 11. 1973. at Participating StorM country make one-time lump sum payments 1040 E. Grand River, E. L. 4238 W. Saginaw totalling $15 million to some 15,000 workers who 3140 S. Logan 1620 E. Michigan the EEOC had claimed were victims of "pervasive 3200 N, East St. and systemic" discrimination. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 19, 1973 3 TV services chief calls cable plan too general By JONATHAN KAUFMAN The commission is State News Staff Writer assembling questions raised by members and television experts invited to comment on the Erling S. Jorgensen, director of Instructional Television proposal which will be presented to Edward E. Drake, Services, said Wednesday that National Cable Co.'s proposal executive vice president of National's parent company in for a cable television franchise was a Tulsa. Drake is scheduled to meet with the commission Jan "thoroughly general and self contradictory sales 31. - piece" in parts. Jorgensen, who had been invited by the East Lansing Jorgensen also said that in some parts of the proposal, Cable Communications Commission to comment on the National Cable implied that discussions were proposal, added later that the proposal seemed workable underway with MSU on linking some campus points and the equipment by microwave, specified was "top of the line," but he but no such discussions were pending. He also said he was said he felt it was too conventional. puzzled by a reference to a "Television Production Dept." The commission is now in the process of proposal, the only one received for the construction of a 50 evaluating the ')ecause MSU had no department by that name, - channel two - way cable system for East Robert L. Mu hi bach, production manager in Lansing. Instructional Television Services, a member of the Coalition Other companies contacted by City Manager John Critical Patriarche last year said they objected to some of the provisions they would have to work under in following the for Cable Communication, a group that helped write the ordinance, called the public access studio described in the or(unan° joke, j Erling s. Jorgensen, left, director of MSU East Lansing. Listening at right are Robert Metzer, city's touch tough cablecable communications ordinance. ordinanrp proposal comparing it to picking up a phone and Instructional Television Services, Wednesday Robert Boling Jr., and Thomas Baldwin. talking with no one at the other end of the line. National Cable, which held the franchise under the criticized parts of National Cable Company's city's Dan E. old ordinance, now has lines in Married Student Housing Welbum, a commission member, who had drawn proposal for building a 50-channel cable system for State News photo by John Dickson and a small part of East Lansing. up a report comparing elementary and high school education services required by the ordinance with portions of the proposal that covered the subject, said the proposal was vague in specifying whether separate studios would be Reforms proposed provided for the public schools, the city and MSU. Robert H. Boling, Jr. a commission member, noted in a technical review the proposal complied with ordinance IASHINGTON (AP) — Elliot L. Richardson, outgoing and lump financial assistance to states into five broad Social services revenue sharing, as envisioned requirements of reverse capability and dual cable jetary of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW), categories covering disadvantaged, handicapped, vocational by construction, but was inconsistent on the number of video Richardson would continue to concentrate 90 Irsday proposed a sweeping overhaul of HEW programs education, impact aide and supportive services. per cent of channels to be provided — the maintenance section spending on poor families, the disabled and the aged. aid would cut through the bureaucratic labyrinth Health revenue sharing would combine programs for These specifying 26 and the service section 60. "power to the people." sweeping proposals, Richardson said, would re comprehensive public health services, rodents, veneral "provide has been much actual failure of social programs an operational means to give content to the disease control, lead poisoning, other communicable diseases now-fashionable rhetoric, 'power to the people.'" _ hed during the 1960s by President Kennedy's New and medical and social services, The State News is published by the students of Richardson is to become secretary of defense. fctier and President Johnson's Great Society, Richardson Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Tin a farewell address. Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, M'e cannot, in fairness, pretend that federal investment Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a luman resources has done anything other than soar," OF KILLING LABORERS special Welcome Week edition is published in 1 HEW's 1954 budget of $5.3 billion to this year's September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. et of nearly $80 billion, he said. Member Associated Press, United Press ^Exaggerated promises, illconceived programs, International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan ladvertised 'cures' for intractable ailments, cynical Corona found Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan guilty Joitation of valid grievances, entrenched resistance to Collegiate Press Assn. change, the cold rigidity of centralized authority Second class postage paid at East arv Lansing, Mich. ie inefficient use of scarce resources — all these add to Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services >n and foster disillusionment," Richardson said, FAIRFIELD, Calif. (AP) hours of deliberations which the Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, counsel table. He Judge Richard E. Patton few now has more than 300 categorical programs, 54 of - A jury Thursday found stretched Michigan, 48823. . over eight days. glanced only briefly at the read each count and each overlapping each other and 36 overlapping programs «'uan Corona guilty of the Corona's Iher departments, he said. wife, Gloria, jury during the 28 minutes verdict separately and then biggest mass murder in U.S. clasped her hands together it took to read the verdicts. asked the jury if that was its Phones: ihis almost random proliferation has fostered the history, the slaying of 25 after the verdict was read The jury notified the News/Editorial 355-8252 verdict. Jurors replied, lopment of a ridiculous labyrinth of bureaucracies, transient laborers whose but held back tears court it had Classified Ads 355-8255 lations and guidelines," he said. bodies were found in through reached a "Yes," in unison 25 times. most of the long process of verdict at 10:50 a.m. but it Hawk asked the jury be Display Advertising 353-6400 |chardson said his blueprint for reorganization involves shallow graves near Yuba reading the 25 individual was one hour and 48 polled individually after Business Office 355-3447 il revenue sharing packages for education, health and City in 1971. charges and verdicts. minutes later that the final each of the first three Photographic 355-8311 h services. Last year the administration proposed but The jury of ten men and Corona sat beside his count against the counts, but he waived that Campus Information 353-8700 e no congressional action on education revenue two women found Corona attorney, Richard Hawk, 38-year-old farm labor request for the final 22. |ig which would consolidate 33 different authorities guilty after more than 46 outwardly expressionless contractor was recorded by except for tightly gripping the court. 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Pa 1910< Jacofoson's -EDITORIALS- POINT OF VIEW State should Education promises headline than the * Doctor's Bag printed She accuses me - .. few jobs of callousness over _ K.i#i<«A+ itnm V«.4 budget Item. Yet, money evanfttl a tight pr As a By JIM BROWN Former state representative journalist, I have total empathy for a fellow reporter who has the directly above and frankly wasn t nearly as interesting. In paraphrasing comments in my the employment university because I was graduates plight of recent from one ctMs to the next. * willing to point out apparently obvious that Michigan the being short-changed in - stud * The present press shield law in prescribes absolute privilege for recent newsletter to 59th District disastrous (to both individual students education and the taxpayer Michigan, as amended in 1951, is the newsmen-informants responsibility to accurately record and the nation) situation whereby getting the feeling there's n0 bJ constituents concerning educational public statements or press conference - - encouraged to enter to the weU. Neither group can J as useless and outdated as a relationship. tnolog. My empathy becomes problems (not loirolc necessarily at MSU, but students are cocoon past the pupal stage. « strained, however, when a reporter (in /! . nil n/limotinn frnifl killdpn'SfttMl all education levels from kindergarten occupations / with few available \ endure oHnrntnrc the tho or lack-luster VC U[> educators or the wrangling 0f 8lto . . « a. There openings (teaching, for instance) and . exists a dangerous Though it immunizes reporters this case Editorial Editor Judy Yates) through graduate school), she became misdirected away from other fields interest groups over finances from nosy state grand juries, it possibility, however, that the bill scrambles a reportorial job when all enmeshed in dissecting my does not cover broadcasters, nor will not emerge intact after she had to do was read a printed vocabulary that I fear she denied the where employment opportunities are ™uJnJ^U^iJn0"fd1u<,ationaldot import of the article."... does it prevent legislative units grinding through all the newsletter. reader the Educator's and others in government p.,; great. .nd society's needs .re «,u.lly legislative bowels. Some senator Case in point was a four-column The essential thrust of the article doing." from annexing journalism as banner personal column appearing in must... provide better answers quicker It escapes me why from Detroit, for example, might don't lead future generations of which Yates censored was this: Yates « their investigative arm. Moreover, the Jan. 10 edition of the State News so we the law offers no protection to insist on limiting priviledge entitled "Sticky Brush Tars Brown." young people down blind employment "Michigan taxpayers spend more on debate this point of mismatching view, WJB, of university grartu, outside cases that involve the alleys." education than on any other single The article concerning me had a bigger newsmen's tapes and notes. and employment opportunities? killing of a policeman. Others tragically evident in cu" In principle, shield laws are may harp on some other pet employment statistics, it f™ unnecessary since they merely peeve. grieves me to have my ^ weaken the blanket guarantees of questioned (sic: "It's amaziT the First Amendment. But as a Those who would limit the you can almost hear him snicb between the lines"). There is result of the U.S. Supreme Vaughn bill must realize that certT however nothing joyful in a discussion Court's egregious June ruling in well-meaning their human misery. the Caldwell case, which severely intentions, the net impact can As a publisher and former presto mutilated the safeguards, shield amount to sabotage. It only of the Michigan Press Assn I takes a tiny hole to pop a probably more aware than m ue ITINERANT PU0UC SERVANTS APE 1&RRJ- FtED OF POOCH!est Campus blacks publish £ papers to By JAMES BARFIELD publications. aid students From these as well as between students relationship on campus State News Staff Writer needs have come such living there." when this is something that Black MSU students are papers at MSU as the The articles explore this all know we about," Moore publishing an increasing Grapevine Journal, Westside University in relation to the said. number of newspapers News, Ghetto Speaks and political, cultural and social Blacks should be more designed to aid the black various other publications existence of black students concerned with black student attending a published in dorms across to MSU, Williams added. achievement and activities predominately white campus. A new black student on campus, she suggested. University. One such publication is publication is currently A similar black Most the Ghetto Speaks that is being fashioned and will campuses are publication is produced by already served by a published in the Brody serve to reflect the interests the students living in predominately white paper Complex, of black students and black Wonders Hall. but at a few universities "The goal of a black athletes who have in the "The purpose of our including MSU some black student based publication is past been neglected, newsletter is to inform students feel there is a need essentially a political one Williams said. It is scheduled students living in the dorm have their own which seeks to heighten to be published within the about events and emphasize contradictions between this next two weeks. writing skills to them," University's ostensible "A need for a black Charles Johnson, head of principles and its covert newspaper exists to show United Blacks of Wonders, Milliken spurs practices," Emerson Williams, editor of the Ghetto Speaks, said. The black that we are able to produce something that will contain relevant information said. The newsletter, published by two students living in the residence hall, also features newspaper pertaining to and about Lmichaelfox addition to the outlawed An Oak Park woman is should become a "beacon of black students," Leatha poetry, Johnson added. I News staff Writer News light" which not only guides Moore, Detroit sophomore "Our newsletter as well as lowing Gov. Milliken s Background list. The appointments of two physicians, two also credited by Babcock for motivating the governor the black students through their years at MSU but also said. other black student t Tuesday to pharmacists and two State to take his stand against the Moore, a student publications on campus scientific materials on the to shed light on the popular drug Pharmacy has authority to Police officials to the methaqualone. serves interested in pursuing a provide a good information the abuse of methaqualone in designate illegal drugs under a spects within this in u alone, committee was just recently career journalism, source for black students Jgucracy of state Michigan. the Controlled Substances Concerned about University which operate to explained that black living on and off campus," completed. Iment will formally Methaqualone, marketed Act of 1971. The act widespread abuse of the stifle progressive black students need a black Patricia Smith, Wonders by six pharmaceutical firms muscle relaxant in southern action and allow racism to ■weighing the extent of consolidated many of Milliken's concern about publication to supplement black aide said. under brand such Michigan's drug laws and Oakland County, the unchecked, Williams the lack of coverage by the ■of the muscle relaxant names as methaqualone is traced to go Most of the articles are Wednesday. "Quaaludes" and "Sopars," established a list of illegal news media reports of abuse woman turned to the state explained. State News of black events geared to and for black a muscle relaxant in pill for assistance. At first the "It is necessary for black |that date, the newly form which can be fatal if drugs. and overdose of the drug, was told that the students to work towards an and achievments. Any black students, Smith explained. jnted Scientific Methaqualone is not now said C. Patrick Babcock, woman publication that hopes to Besides giving blacks a taken in large dosages or effective communication in Iry Committee to the listed as an illegal drug and director of the state Office state would need win black approval as being chance to exp ress ■ Board of Pharmacy mixed with alcohol. it will be the first drug to be for Drug Abuse and documented information on every dorm," Williams said, relevant to our needs will themselves, black The State Board of reviewed Alcoholism. patterns of of the drug. "but the Ghetto Speaks have to deal more with local ■convene to review for possible use publications such as these realizes that the dorm issues confronting black offer valuable writing "That Oak Park woman structure at MSU limits students here at MSU she experience, she added. collected over 120 letters effective communication so added. TH STUDENT PASSES from users school and local counselors, officials Ghetto Speaks attempts to broaden communication on "Most black publications campus tend to deal with State reports which provided us with between the separate dorms issues like the brother-sjster sufficient information to get m highway use the POLICE Europe-travel cheap governor to lend the weight of his office to the rose since 67 problem, " Babcock said. LANSING (UPI)-Travel on Michigan's highways If the Scientific increased J Advisory more than 27 per By MARY ELLIS railpass shows it. In some cases the student's passport also Committee cent in the last must be shown. recommends five years, g the summer months, American students crowd that methaqualone be made the State eets of Amsterdam, swarm to the Plaza del Sol in P&m Phillips, Birmingham junior, in A 19-YEAR-OLD student Highway was Europe in illegal, the recommendation was arrested by security Commission reported I and quietly tour the Louvre in Paris. These students personnel Tuesday afternoon in the MSU Bookstore for Tuesday" ■ found in every city and in every nicheof countryside SU??iIler It was great, „ j -j j she said. One day we decided to leave must be approved by three stealing a $17.50 textbook. Police said when he was other statr> cj ' ^ Preliminary estimates Ipe. Amsterdam so we went to the train station and simply legislative services office approached by the guards, he attempted to assault them, based on fueftax receipts fcrican students migrate to Europe partly because of chose any train. Sometimes we didn t even know where we the attorney general's office MUii,dm MSU ID notr,escl?e- card "f fwauS Hisalso f°Un!to T* aJforgfd show that motorists traveled p airline prices and the youth hostels located I'everywhere. were going to end up. and the ]Qfnt ,egisiature in prosecuting attorney. his wallet. case has been referred to the 57 5 billion miles in This "travel by whim ticket" costs $130 for two months committee on rules will ^ ^ ^ Michigan during 1972, ■the main stimulation of student travel in Europe has and provides for second class travel to Austria, ■ reasonably priced student railpass. This "ticket to Belgium, review the situation. a A <10 vrad rwi r* 23-YEAR-OLD c . x East Lansing woman reported an . « compared with 45.05 billion Denmark, France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Luxembourg, in 1967. an increase of 27.6 fcene" enables the student, at a reasonable rate, to go If all the agencies concur, indecent exposure Tuesday which occured last weekend. Norway, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland and Sweden. the She said a nan tapped on her living room window, and pgr cent ■ifferent countries. drag would become ^ when she looked up saw him on his knees with his pants year.s mi|eage ,oU, I Lansing area travel agencies act as agents for Though Britain is not included under the railpass system illegal 30 days after the topped the 1971 totai of ■an railways which sell the student railpasses. An a special Britrail pass can be obtained for either $40 for 15 decision is published by the unzipped. Police said the man left immediately and 55.56 billion disappeared between nearby apartment buildings. by 3.5 »r ■tional student identification card or a letter stamped days or $70 for one month. secretary of state. cent. lllege registrar is required as proof of student status, Students who prefer first class travel lmie Hicks, Detroit senior, claims that there "just can purchase a Eurailpass instead. This pass, though more -expensive, can ■y other way to go if you're a student." She traveled be either a three week, one month, two month or three ■out Europe in the spring of 1972. 1 freedom of movement is what attracts most is. With the railpass a student merely gets young month pass. Both the student railpass and the Eurailpass holders are Little Caesars Announces on the 1 his choice. No ticket is necessary. , entitled to free bus, boat and ferry travel in certain the conductor collects tickets, the holder of the specified cities. FREE DELIVERANCE HAYING TROUBLE blinding Remember the ROUND PIZZA'S that Little use to make before WELL THEY STILL OFF CAM ON CAM 337-1631 337-1681 1203 E. Gd 1071 Trowb Buy a 16" ROUND PIZZA AND ONLY PAY FOR A 14" PIZZA with this Coupon WE'RE DOWNSTAIRS MOM STAMPERS Friday, January 19 ^ (y Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan The MSU trustees approve board of approved 2 3 appointments, six trustees dean in Human both the College of Medicine and the medicine education in Saginaw County, medicine, Dec. I, 1972. England, France and Denmark. Paul Abramson, associate and chairman, small surgery and medicine, Feb. I - April 30, to study and write at animal appointments instructor director, Jan. I and assistant to medical March 31; and Richard the technology, Social Science to professor, sociology and multidisciplinary major program; and Christiana H«»t»ert R. analyst, Machael Stewart systems analyst ... data f, r,d,»« 0I» I P'°c«l| academic promotions, 38 leaves, College of Social Science, began The board approved one - professor, political science, to O. Neihoff, professor, education S. Blume, from instructor and J u/ home. systems analy,, his duties as assistant provost for year appointments as specialists study in the U.S. and Great and assitant dean, International assistant to the director to I transfers and changes in Granted other leaves were: 28 assignments, 22 resignations and health programs as of Jan. t. His and assistant football coaches in intercollegiate Athletics for: Britain; Ada Finifter, associate professor, political science, to Ellen P. DeFay, extension home Studies and Programs, Feb. I • March 31, to study in Mexico. instructor and assistant director, medical technology. analyst, data Taylor, from proce^* area T ^ 20 retirements at its meeting first appointment at MSU was economist. Berrien. Cass and Friday. an an assistant professor in Charles Butler: William Charles MacDonald; study in he U.S., Canada and Van Buren counties, Jan. I The board approved transfers Transfers and changes in minority lludci,„ coordinator f„r rJ. J** •« The personnel changes 19S8. Davis; Andrew England: Ellen Mickiewicr. Jan. 31. child can; Phyllis J. and changes in assignments assignment were also approved »"d included the appointment of The board approved James A. Raye; Dan David associate professor, political (effective Jan. I) for: Roy V. (effective Jan. 1) for: Robert D. assistuni extension home Mary K. Rothman as the first appointments for: John George Underwood and Howard science, to study in Indiana; and Payne, economist. Marquette and Alger Spangler, from county extension Schuetz, from professor and minority affairs programs; got director of women's programs, Evert, 4 - H youth agent, Weyers. Edward W. Youngs was James Wagman, associate counties, Oct. 30 • Dec. 20, director. Luce County to acting director. Institute of imJ Barry named specialist and assistant professor, social science, to Biology and Medicine to Lewis, from ln,|ruc, Truman O. Woodruff as Montcalm, Ionia and 1972, to study at Northern extension manpower agent, football coach i„ defensive coordinator, also a one study in Europe. professor, Institute of Biology chairman of the Dept. of counties, Feb. 12; Robert Michigan University; Stephen B. Clare and Gladwin counties; Physics, and John C. Howell as Michael Jaskiewicz. 4 - H youth - year appointment. Sabbatical leaves were also Harsh, associate professor, Charles A. Blackmail, from and Medicine and asst. office c o „ r Ti>k asst. provost for health agent at large, Jan. 22; Evelyn Academic promotions were approved for: Anthony Y. C. professor, secondary education coordinator for health programs, Intercollegiate Athletic 1 approved for: Herbert W. Olson, professor, economics. agricultural economics, Jan. 18 - programs. Harding Machtell, extension Koo, Feb. 6, to serve as a visiting and curriculum to professor. provost's office; Thomas U. who holds a associate in arts, 4 H youth from asst. professor to associate April I • June 30, to study in Foster, asst. professor and asst. Rothman, - professor. University of Naples. College of Education and master's degree in business programs, Feb. 1; Richard professor, health, physical Hawaii; Herbert J. Oyer, assistant to the dean for director of instructional education and recreation, Jan. 1; professor, audiology and speech Italy; Merle L. Esmay. professor, administration from MSU and Duane Miller, county extension continuing education and television, Instructional Media agricultural engineering. Jan. IS has been personnel technician resource development agent, Thomas J. Manetsch, associate professor to professor, from c i e communication and Feb. 28, to study in Poland; Institute for Community Center with additional approved for: Ml'h with the Michigan Dept. of Civil Service since 1967, will assume Livingston Robert John County, Rice, 4 - Feb. H youth I; electrical systems engineering and science, Jan. 1; William Dec. 31. to study and travel in the U.S. and Europe; Jack M. Julia romance Palacios, professor, languages. Jan. 1 Development: Robert R. Rice, assignment secondary as asst. director, education and oA cJ anU vrvr: HV'T'^ her new duties in Rsbruary. agent, St. Joseph and April 30. family illness; Everett environment and design and curriculum; Don A. Christensen, Her position, created by the Kalamazoo counties. Rfb. 1; Baugh, from instructor to asst. Bain, professor, communication. from extension agricultural Nov" '■ l"2; June IS ■ Sept. 15, to study and M. Rogers, professor, acting dean. College of Human Ralph board in September as part of Larry R. Prewitt, assistant professor, political science, Jan. information services to travel in the U.S. and Asia; communication, Jan. IS - March Ecology to professor and editor, the new Dept. of Human professor, dairy science, March 1; Douglas Noverr, from chairman, human environment administrative assistant, Collage instructor to asst. professor, Robert C. Craig, professor and 14, to study in Hawaii: Barbara Relations, will include I; David I. Johnson, instructor, Amundsen, instructor, human and design; Richard L. Graham, of Business; Paul R. Mitchell, American thought and language, chairman, counseling, personnel development of the University's fisheries and wildlife, Jan. I; and from asst. professor and acting from general supervisor to affirmative action plan for Donald N. Lammers. associate Dec. 1, 1972; Joseleyne Tien, from instructor to asst. services and educational psychology, June 16 - Sept. IS, environment and design, Jan. I - March 9; Ronald C. Simons, chairman to assistant professor, building service superintendent, i,oT-'."I, US mediations tigatio of complaints of professor, history, Sept. I. Other appointments professor. American thought to study in East Lansing; Bruce associate professor, psychiatry, human environment and design; Myron Miller, asst. professor, custodial services; William Coohon, from systems analyst E"«H.h,July ,;D.vidP;°5 and language, Nov. 1, 1972; and D. Cheney, associate professor, July 20 - Aug. 31. to conduct discrimination against women, approved by the board were: A. research and write; Willis W. mathematics with additional to project manager, data Foster, from elementary and special assistance in the recruiting of for faculty and staff W. A. Brown, J. A. Hannah Professorship, entomology, Thomas U. instructor to asst. professor and education, Sept. 20 • Dec. 31, to Martin, instructor, urban assignment as coordinator of processing; Paul L. Klaver, from assistant to the director to lead additional physical assignment women planning and landscape educall, asst. director, instructional study and write in East Lansing. recreation, Sept. | , J,'." positions and liaison with Sept. I; Gerald Hooper, professor, architecture, Jan. I ■ March 31. Dorothy E. Carnegie, professor, systtcm analyst, data processing; associate professor, entomology, television. Instructional Media Beatrice Paolucci, osteopathic medicine with Roger Peterson, from 31. 1973 H..LJ J .7J- Center, Jan. 1. family ecology. Sept. 16. 1973 to serve as a Hilbright lecturer affecting women. She also will Dec. IS; A. David Caplin, March IS, 1974, to study in in Ecuador: David M. Wiener, additional assignment as acting programmer analyst to project the Women's Advisory The board approved chair visiting professor, physics. Jan. I Arizona; Paul M. Parker, asst. professor, American chairman; Jay W. Artis, from manager, data processing; Phillip sabbatical leaves for (effective Council which is presently being June 30; David Graham professor, sociology and J. Raymer, from systems Sept. 1, 1973 - Aug. 31, 1974): professor physics and Lyman thought and language, Sept. 1, formed. McConnell, professor, 1973 • Aug. 31, 1974, to study multidisciplinary major program programmer to lead systems who has been biomechanics and biochemistry, Shigeo Imamura, ass» ciate Briggs College, Jan. 1 - June 30. Woodruff, in Israel; Linda L. Homes, and assistant dean, College of programmer, data processing; professor, English, to study in to study in Austria; and John M. professor of physics at MSU Jan. 1; Joseph N. Togba. visiting the U.S. and abroad: Ph'lip C. since 1962, succeeds Frank J. Hunter, professor, geography professor, community medicine. Center for Urban Affairs and McGuire, associate processor. and African Studies Center, Jan. Blatt as chairman of the department effective Jan. 1. He African Studies Center, Jan. I - English, to study in the U.S. and 1 ■ June 30, to study in East Jan. 31; Charles A. Ladley Jr.. abroad; G. J. Karabatsos. Lansing. had previously served as acting chairman during 196S and 1972. assistant professor, criminal professor, chemistry, to study; Other sabbatical leaves were Howell, who held the justice, Jan. I; and Thomas J. W. M. Fitzgerald, professor, also approved for: William H. mathematics and elementary Carlson, associate professor, position of professor of Cinque, associate professor and and special education, to study horticulture, March 7 - Sept. 6, sociology and w director of undergraduate in Oregon: Robert Spira, to study in Ohio; Frances E. ciate o f e Donelson, asst. professor, mathematics, to study in Israel: EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY psychology, April 1 - June 30, PEOpl.ES at M.S.U. Jerzy Borysowicz, associate professor, physics, to study in to write at home; John H. Wakely, professor, psychology. April I - June 30. to conduct be The following interviewing employers will Monday industrial administration, CHAMPION INTERNATIONAL : June Forestry, UNIVERSITY Oh TOIH All majors, all colleges intm in investigating th( ( ckuRch research and write at home: through Thursday of next week. If personnel administration, graduates only: phone 351 • 7160 UNIVERSITY James B. McKee, professor, you are interested in an transportation administration(B). general business administration, program an PEAT, MARWICK, industrial administration (B), assist an tships. BAPTIST sociology, Oct. I - Dec. 31, to organization, please report to mechanical engineering (B). U.S. AIR the Placement Bureau at least MITCHELL & CO : Accounting hOKCE: study and travel in the U.S. and Interdenominatio ALL SAINTS CHURCH CHURCH Great Britain; Paul P. 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Thursday general business administration Accounting (B M). hotel CHURCH SCHOOL physical education, student 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. ALUMNI CHAPEL 332-8472 CHURCH personnel services, computer (B) marketing . 337-1430 METHODIST engineering (U M), mathematics, DIERl & 60's e had been taken by members on Golden said most students people could be brought hands of the people." improve the election. The council e staffs of Presidents Kennedy and their speed by 1,500 wpm with a 10 together simply to generate In reference to heavy He sounds like per election is not until a cent increase in love. If the relationship traffic on East Lansing main comprehension. November. combination of Elvis, | Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., Golden said the full tuition of $245 fails, they would be free to streets, Davis said, "The "I announced my Johnny Cash and Glen reading speed was improved must be paid by the last lesson, and turn, to succeed, still at liberty of homeowners candidacy so early because peace with each other." Campbell. ii 450 to 3500 words per minute noted that those not signing up for the categorically denied by the my campaign is based on kpmi by the course, was the author of course would probably never take it. isaies. intangible realities like A 20-year option would abusive manipulation of No cover charge be available for couples who abysmal sound." democratic humanism want children, he said. He is proposing a law to vSl&ISS&S r & & Xi,0*, *0 & o |°Pen In the Intern i Mo n.-F MSU BOOKSTORE Center Friday,Janu 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan New bar They're a cut ahead of the features Ralph Votapek will perform Saturday at 8 and 10 p.m. combinations and "The r'se to the heart By STEVEN ALLEN Avenue and Albert Street This afternoon from 2 to and Sunday afternoon at 4 Graduate," the film that 5 p.m. there will be a TG, usual East Lansing bar Franck's "Quintet in F made Dustin Hoffman a State News Reviewer below Stanger's in what band. Minor." There is no p.m. A new bar and a new used to be the old Knapp's while rock music will be star. Once again there will be coffee house weekend's highlight this entertainment building. Operated by the same people who run the featured tonight and Saturday night. The band Saturday afternoon, the Alle Ey will feature a jam admission charge for either performance. some fine movies on campus this weekend. Auburn Films Beal more than makes up for the recent lack of good sassft-fi The classic presently in residence, session featuring folk singer The Abrams Planetarium >. options in the East Lansing Stables, the Alle Ey has has two of the best foreign films with "The October Young, is a very Bob Welch. Red Apple continues its entertaining area. hopes of alleviating the comedies made In recent Birds, the Bees and the Ken Russell fj|m^ Road will provide rock and informative treatment tight, exciting group from at The Alle the Ey is corner now open of MAC crowded competitors. conditions of its upstate New York. entertainment Sunday of the c h an ces of time: "Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice," an exercise Italians," a hilarious comment on Italian mores. Devils" are this^ night. extraterrestrial life, "Little Linda Lovelace continues to Green Men," tonight and in permutations and At long last, the James Cotton Blues Band will return to MSU. They will do two shows at 8 and 10:30 tonight and Saturday at the Mariah. Tickets go on sale approximately an hour before showtime. Cotton brought down the house in Faculty quartet slates the Auditorium three years ago when he was second billed to John Mayall. Folk and blues guitarist, George Ulrich, will also play. Franck music concert The Ebony Talent Associates Inc. of Chicago jman i cellist Louis Potter Jr. MSU's Beaumont String The quartet, made up of will perform "El Hajj members of the music The Franck "Quintet," Quartet will be joined by Malik," a drama based on faculty, will also perform s.iys Potter, is considered a the life of Malcolm X at pianist Ralph Votapek, asst. Beethoven's "Quartet. Opus masterpiece. In it, he says, p.m. Saturday night in professor of music, in a Franck exhibits a skillful performance of Cesar 18, No. 4, in C Minor." Erickson kiva. The play is use of chromatic harmony Franck's famous "Quintet Members of the group are presented by the African violinists Walter Verdehr and he concludes it with an in F minor" at 8:15 p.m. Studies Center and the Sunday in the Music and Theodore Johnson, exciting final movement. Office of Special Programs. Franck French SPOOF OPERETTA violist Lyman Bodman and was a Auditorium. Classical music buffs can organist and composer. look forward to what The Beaumont Quartet, should be two fine recitals which also performs off Sunday in the Music campus, performed recently Auditorium. At 4:15 p.m. in the Detroit area for the Cranbrook Music Guild. Sunday's concert is open Marilyn Hastings McDonald will present a graduate recital. Later at 8 p.m. the Choir boys perform to the public without Beaumont String Quartet that of Vienna's famous discipline. The famed Vienna Choir will demonstrate the 1 Folk and Blues charge. accompanied by pianist Boys, one of the world's versatility and musical Prater Amusement Park. When a boy's vc _ Coffeehouse oldest musical excellence which has been Traditional sacred music, matured and he is outol. choir, he is given1 BOB & CAROL & TED & ALICE organizations, will be heard in concert at 8:15 p.m. the 1498. group's hallmark since mostly from Renaissance, will open the the opportunity Tuesday, in the Music "Tales from Old concert. The final part will the Palace to eomplettl include Austrian and school and his Auditorium. Vienna," a short spoof r The choir, now on its operetta based on the music German folk songs arranged studies. Many boysl James ci 29th American tour, will appear in The University Series of the MSU's Lecture of Johann Strauss, will be a highlight of the program. The young singers will especially voices. Today, for a the choir boy's boys' join orchestras. The choir v • Concert Series. perform their roles in career usually extends from 475 years ago who] Holy Roman A three • part program costume. The scene will be ages 10 • 14. According to Maximilian I, i the director, Walter the Tautsching, yesterday's arts, ordered | organization of i choir boys matured more slowly than today's. Two choir to participate ml Band ^ DOMINO'S centuries ago, 16 seems to have been the average performance of music in the Court in Vienna. Gtrye llfau "voice cracking" point. The boys' school at I Thurs., Fri., & Sat. Jan. 18, 19, 20 When "BOB & CAROL 8i TED & ALICE" came to PIZZA Augarten Palace, which A engaged dozen boys andf the screen, this biting satire on the American way of must constantly produce choirmaster, in additioj In McDonel Kiva Only $1 life not only inaugurated a wildly ingenious approach three choirs of 22 top directing their At 8 p.m. & 10:30 pan. Tickets on sale at 7:15 & 9:30 to of modern comedy but,was the genesis of a new wave sophisticated, ofteifHreverent motion pictures. 50< off quality voices each, is noted for its well - rounded activities, for their was granted board| Coming: Jan. 23rd David Bromberg 8 p.m. & 10:30 education and firm artistic education. Director Paul Mazursky takes two happily married (with coupon) Jan. 25, 26, 27 Martin Mull 8i Brussle Sprout couples who start off as just friends then move on to other combinations of relationships — consider if you 351-7100 V1NCE VANct will the possibilities when Natalie Wood, Robert Culp, Elliott Gould and Dyan Cannon get together. good on any pizza Fri. and Sat. one coupon per pizza LECTURE 104 B Wells Good thru Sun. Jan. 21 Trowbridge Shop only 7:00 8i 9:15 $1.00 Auburn Film RHARHARHARHARHARHARHAl^ARHARhHARHA Presents at michigan state university I Vienna Choir Boy/ OF YOU WILL HATE THIS PICTURE, SOME WILL LOVE IT, MOST OF YOU ARE GOING TO HATE IT AND LOVE IT AT THE SAME TIME. They Work Like Devils to Sing Like Angels AS I DID, BUT NOT ONE OF YOU | TUESDAY, JAN 23, 8:15 PM WILL BE BORED FOR AN INSTAM UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM VANESSA REDGRAVE-^OLIVER REED The Vienna Choir Boys are a living, vibrant tradition IN KEN RUSSELL'S FILM OF arising from a romantic illustrious past Their charm THE DEVILS — and simplicity is unusual today in a world of special a Robert H. Solo-Ken Russell *Km Run ization and electronics. Their seraphic songs live to remind people of the true innocence and humility if* mT'IW IW.,1, barfwTti, Ht tod crime, Vincent Piersante, criminal field." director of the attorney Piersante said the man was a society which is dedicated People in heavily policed disturbances." courts and provides "We need to change caught with $174,000 in his making money and "As law abiding citizens general's organized crime house. The friendly creditor achieving power outside the neighborhoods see a squad division, said Wednesday. car driving by daily while in a neighborhood continue had to settle up in cash, mainstream of the laws. to view corruption without Piersante, often referred Judge upholds statute twelve prostitutes hang out Piersante explained. If he "Organized crime is not a to as Michigan's top cop, on a street comer and the seeing a letup in such could not settle he needed a separate entity," Piersante activities, some begin to spooke before the Sigma sizable amount of liquid stressed. Ithasi neighborhood bookie Delta Chi professional continues to operate out of emulate it— the influence assets to get out of town. affected our lives, journalism society dinner, the grocery store, Piersante on children cannot be ''The bookmaker government service and the highly enough," on topless dancer jobs on the extent of organized said. stressed business is a nationwide criminal justice system from cirme. Piersante said. network, especially in sports 60-70 years. "The mutuals numbers Gambling is the largest "Youngsters are always betting," Piersante said. looking for heroes within racket is a $350 million "Each town bets on the source of revenue for Old cars blamed employment of dancers business which employs the community," he said. DETROIT (UPI) - Wayne County ■ hometown favorite, and organized crime,, Piersante Circuit Court Judge James N. Canhar^ unconstitutional and may be appealed ■ 15,000 people in Michigan for air pollution "They look to the status alone," Piersante said. betting on the opposing said. The business spills over into narcotics, as money is achievers—to the men in the Wednesday upheld a city ordinance which Rann said secondary employment dancers was "crucial to the f team comes from the industry " "Arrests and incarceration needed to finance OTTAWA (AP) - About long cars who are in and out prohibits topless go-go dancers from 'lay-off network' which In his ruling, Canham also have had no effect on the of jail like revolving doors. waiting tables or checking coats — even if sust offsets the odds." importation of illegal drugs. 80 per cent of Canada's the dancer puts her top back on provisions which require the fingerpri extent of the numbers He would not separate auto air pollution comes There is no secret to the "A good bookie must and licensing of dancers. beforehand. racket. the street problem from from 25 per cent of the illegality of their acts. "To drive the organized balance his books with government official Adults look to the Carl Rannon, attorney for the owners of However, Canham said Detroit had I crime out of the numbers 50—50 odds in order to organized crime. cars, said. a He claimed older benevolent character who is the Rumpus Lounge, and dancer Carol right to control the actions of tookJ racket we have to legalize it make a 10 per cent profit," Piersante explained. The history permissiveness towards low of vehicles needing tuneups well-dressed and well-heeled Tally, who had challenged the ordinance, dancers because of an "interest to invo9 said the provision barring secondary itself to control crime in its c — to introduce competition caused the most problems. who acts as a "community Piersante feels that levels of crime, such as to drive them out of numbers betting, illegal business." organized crime can be Piersante said most defeated if the public first liquor sales, prostitution crimes has explains sexual roles recognized that the local and other people are unaware that the friendly local bookmaker is part of the all encompassing tenacles of organized crime. bookmaker are an and the pimp important part of the organized crime web and defeated the best efforts of the police department. Prof By LAURIE MILLER Barclay, associate professor male and female sexuality female sexuality. He cited and maleness connoted J during the second of six hormonal and chromosomal biological structure » State News Staff Writer of psychology, said differences in males and training," Barclay Wednesday in a discussion weekly discussions on a Baby girls keep their eyes females as well as parental "Engaging in sex has closed more, move less and on female sexuality. "What Every Woman m usually stop crying sooner Barclay emphasized these Should Know." The training as important little to do with sexuality! than baby boys, Andrew M. and other differences of presentations are being determinants of sexuality. The basic differeJ Initially, Barclay defined between the sexes sponsored by the Residence Halls Programs. sexuality and sex, saying from assumptions pa™ In speaking about that sexuality is often make about femalenessJ confused with the physical maleness and how they u sexuality differences, their children accor Barclay made distinctions between hereditary and he said. environmental factors in "Parents start ^us„_ to reinforce stereotypes|B seizing on a character m pushing it," Barclay s "They set up expectati and say, 'This is the «i boy is. This is the w is.'" As an example, he tiL baby girls when picked! will usually stop cryJ while boys generally do 1 Parents then nil assumptions that boys J naturally harder to hai than girls or that k_ should not be cuddled | much as girls. These assumptiol reinforce ideas that bl must be more agressiuJ unemotional. Barcfl added. ! Different methods! punish ment will F strenthen ideas aboj femininity and masculii he said. The withdrawal of lowl punishment for girls ill very powerful influence,■ noted, in defining thesejj different concepts of M While boys are ofll punished with phn violence, girls are socialiT to think people will notij them if they do sorai' wrong, Barclay said. He added that a freq female question, somebody love me?" is J result of early concepts preoccupation with a need is a fundamal difference in sexui| between men and * he emphasized. Another difference| sexuality is self-image, W said. T "Few women are satisl with their bodies. TheyB trained to think they ^ add eyeshadow and lip to be correct, commented. "But w*l men there is nothing with them." LOW-HOB ^?CASSf ~ C-30.40 C-90.JJI C-60 .49 C"l20jf FREE DRINKI WITH AH' PIZZA Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 19, 1973 11 Profs differ (Continued from frontinued from pagepage 1) 1) har«>u u i. * on ...... Wharton's new posts iUSt another example of how "the University maximum effectiveness," Chitra Smith, assoc. professor in not agree that the positions will be beneficial because cttnsef "aMt- professor of economics, said that Th he f "a faculty members V SerVed corP°rate interests." surveyed who support the moves James Madison College, said. Richard Lewis, professor of "there are no immediate gains for the University as a whole * i. a Hes may increase the influence big businesses cite tnose bonds between businesses and the marketing, agrees with Smith or for the student body in particular. 1?2 diction education is taking at MSU. the ™Jor advantages to Wharton's new positions. University as that there has to be the that "the possibility is there for the interchange of communication and "I don't see how (Wharton) sitting in on a board of n VanTassell, asst. professor of natural science, also Un,versity needs to have informal lines of the University." jobs to be beneficial to directors' meeting in a profit - making organization will Wharton joining the two corporations • communication into the circles of the help curriculum for students," Martin said. [ not favor business world for Walter Martin, associate professor of humanities, does David Wiener, asst. professor of American thought and language, hopes that Wharton will use his new positions to Board accepts gifts, grants raise fundamental questions about the quality of society. 'All the vital issues of pollution, mass transit systems development and the natural resources drain are questions that can and should be asked of these big corporations," Wiener said. both professional articles und hoard of truile" illy ■nd hum Kted gilts and grant. and learning aids, and operates a resources improvements for reseach ... "Unfortunately, I don't believe there are many people at W JL funds photosynthesis in lakes lurshtP ton" exceeding question-and-answer service for Huron, Tuscola, Lapeer, and compounds of carbon which with control of plant Wharton s level that are asking these questions and there is regular special education teachers, ihe Sanilac counties. R.U. Vlasin D.J. Hall of the station was no indication that he will either," Martin said. also prepares trainers who enter the lakes. His work ■hiy meeting Kriday. r teachers in specialized will direct the program. granted $44,000 from the supports the idea that such Walter Adams, professor of economics, and former MSU fcited States government Problems that now inhibit science foundation for research organic material running into Ford ft granted president, warned that a high degree of f from three major agencies the merchandising of with unique pond systems at the lakes i 1 at least as important $5,000 for integrity is an K, 25 million. «i The U.S. Office of Education prepackaged cut flowers will be Kellogg site. He will work in problem as eutrophication from students to o.Heae • of absolute necessity of any university president serving on Itional Science Foundation also granted $16,000 to Janet A. studied under a grant of cooperation with a University of introgen Engineering. such boards. Tiling $805 26. were Wessel. physical professor of health, education $77,459 from the Gillette Co. Iowa team at the pond facility. compunds, sphor fror "A University performs a dual role: it is ...J on behalf of ,hu and (Toiletries Division) to David detergents. The School of Social Work society's servant Kments of biochemUtry. Dilley and WiUiam Carpenter. R.G. Wetzel at the MSU received $79,920 from the but also its critic," Adams said. "A University president, as ■ mist r y . geology, developing and to field t The MSU horticulturists Kellogg Biological Station N.E. Tolbert in the embodiment of the institution, has the additional biochemistry National Institute on Alcohol lematics, Phy»J« explain that flowers give off received a seventh year renewal 'as granted $4S,000 from the Abuse and Alcoholism for an function of being a moral example to society and its moral ethylene gas which can cause the on his U.S. Atomic Energy cience foundation to continue flowers to start interdisciplinary program on teacher. dying. Commission grant for his is research on leaf peroxisomes. alcohol abuse. Another federal grant of ckaged, the "John Hannah played this role to perfection when he ommssion funds of $135,020 was received through flow effect accepted for served as chairman of the U.S. Civil were ,j,e Lansing School District hy themselves to death Rights Commission. So botany and plant Donald H. Nickerson. associate Carpenter will test did Father Hesburgh (Notre Dame president) as Hannah's Brandt offers aid to Viet capitals chemi and the Kellogg professor of elementary and that can neutralize or reir successor before he was fired by President Nixon. special education, to continue a the gas or make flowers imm "The role is difficult, the Eional institutes of Health Teacher Corps program to train to It. philosophical issue is delicate V uk no for and only performance is a sound basis for . 1 totaled $435,052, . k Bchers r... for ... ...... A grant of $32,200 to (Continued from page 1) judgment," of food science —- disadvantaged children. Education Institute. Collegt and-together with others— Adams said. utrition, human Currently, 41 students are Agri and Na party leftist militants that to help in rebuilding this microbiology and participating In a two-year tormented he publicly denounce the and devastated Beal Co-op presents TONIGHT & SATURDAY health, pharmacology, internship during which 'they ivchology. , teach in one of five Lansing Development Service, Michigan bombing, Brandt said: "We country, when at last the "Both d ivergent and in 109 ANTHONY i to the College of schools half of each day and Dept. of Education, will be used have chosen other ways and guns will be silent." common interests will have , included $282,287 attend classes at MSU. They other forms of exerting our to be indentified with Office of He raised the issue of The Movie with the he U.S. receive tuition and a stipend. a influence for peace and perfect frankness..." The Environment Protection possible U.S. —European ipment" and operation of Agency provided two research humanity." split in another context, ■ Regional Instructional grants. One of $80,030 will that of the On issues closer to home, ' This seemed to confirm European Vhiidren »"PPor« ,he ,,udV bV ,he Brandt said Money-Back Guarantee tmwren and ano CommonMarket. he hoped departments of entomology and reports that Brandt had shooting would stop along which serves crop and soil »c'*"ees. of privately let the Nixon America and the East German border and ,r j.' „j r»hi<. mechanisms of pesticide administration know of his Europe lending "CL^ share the ',dT y of movements from watersheds .n concern about the war and responsibility for proposed domestic the Great Lakes area, matching a peace in Europe, he said, programs Beal Film doesn't just say the film is good study by the agency's Southeast advanced a ctic ri the signs of some including - then added: Water Laboratory at At hens,Ga. "It's a anti—American legalizing abortion, feeling here. we guarantee it - you r money back if you A second grant. $S 1,724. will the Juneau Icefield "The differences in this protecting newsmen from nperatures aid in training graduate student in Alaska," said Maynard M. Miller, institute director, "in the "Even at the risk of still area result from the having to testify in courts, don't like it. biologists in water pollution being misunderstood and combating drug traffic control. The program involves past, we've trained college by incontestable fact that our tar in N.Y. the Department of Fisheries and undergraduates and graduates some," Brandt went on, interests are primarily and plane hijacking. and high school studnts." Wildlife and the Department referring to criticism of his concentrated on our of Civic and The MSU institute has earlier ftW YORK (AP) - Sanitary silence, "I confine continent whereas the Engineering. operated for two decades. leratures in Central The Thumb Area Economic The Kellogg Biological myself at this moment to a eaked at a balmy 66 Statior Gull Lake. Hickory statement oriented to the Opportunity Commission s Thursday, setting a granted JJS.000 to the Corners, Mich., directed by future- George H. Laul'f, was awarded a Jftrs and and sending office Department Development of Resource for cooperative science foundation gram of "We are prepared to give shoppers into analyses focusing on potential $120,000 for fourth year eets in shirt sleeves. humanitarian aassistance in enterprises renewal of research on and potntiat both parts of Vietnam Lawyers dispute justice of plea bargaining Feature at 1:30 ■ • open 1:00 P.I - available to obtain the best settlement (Continued from page 1) possible for him." 3:25 5:35 7:35 - - - Abood cited the following example. ■Was there an intent to steal the item?" Schoenberger A student was arrested for Iprceny from a "If the defendant indicates he merely HELL,UPSIDE DOWN s. forgot to building—which carries a five-year minimum sentence. It en l will not accept the plea." was his first offense. b strong proponents of defendant rights. Zolton A. He was an outstanding student, but received some low WHO WILL SURVIVE— IN ONE OF THE key. associate professor of criminal justice and grades the previous term. In addition, his girl friend broke GREATEST ESCAPE ADVENTURES EVER! ■essful candidate for the Michigan Supreme Court, up with him and his parents had just separated. His actions ■ederic S. Abood, a Lansing criminal IRWIN ALLEN'S production of lawyer, contend were simply a means to call attention to his misery. lea bargaining helps the defendant, "If I refused to bargain with the t; fully judge, I would have ping it is not how you play the game that counts, but had no defense," Abood said. V. Post lose, Ferency says plea bargaining k the only way to help the client. Totally absorbing! Fast and furious, full Only Beal Co-o Jecentral ■ht to seek a question is whether or not a defendant has of shoot-outs' Suspense and humor." lesser charge," he says. "It doesn't mean Ti if a lawyer has prepared a brilliantly based case, if TONIGHT & SATURDAY 109 ANTHONY 8:00 only S1.09 lawyer is obligated to be conservative when defending McQueen mqcGRaw ['■" Abood says. "He must use all of the options the 5TH WEEK! Feature Today • f WE HAVE HEATERS a RONALD NEAME film PWiAVKlON* COLOR Br DELUXE' MM getaway 1:15- 3:20- 5:30 7:35-9:40 LANSING \ ■ JM A SAM PECKINPAH FILM FROM FIRST ARTISTS Cw*nn»iTHt.oltAadw,Aw«t)Wwirs| PWMQA SUE HW1N AfrtHB UCONNQi QIC SHEA m LESLIE NIELSEN as n» cww Benmerausc IS THE 0N[ THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT! I tough, Rough ■ mean! 3 3 ACTION FILMS J fTY MILLIE" ADULT 7:00 Thty rrdt to ton..,th*y ndt to kill! 1 m flbrom/ Planetarium HITS -AND.. pEACE KUURS( presents: PLUS... at 8:30 wfly Meridian 4 Theatres Lansing Mall Theatre t« Friday: 5:00,7:15,9:30 Today: 5628 West Saginaw 5:00,7:15,9:30 OUUAWS SRiends" J J ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Friday and Saturday- Varsity Super Special! J if 'Little Green Men: intelligent life in the universe. 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Following the 10 PMshows.the Free Fast Hot Delivery begins at 6:30 P.M. ^ Co Slamng NED RLA'' > • PONNv COX • Screenplay by album Summer Breeze by Seals & Crofts will be James D*key Kise Menu ■ P' :. .n 0 a V..mv REPEAT PERFORMANCE Saturday & Sunday Matinee Conoany 1227 E. Grand River 332-6517 } "THE TEN COMMANDMENTS" Shown at 1:00 PM ONLY * ALL SEATS 75c ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Friday, January 19( 1973 1 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ) leers meet in nonleague matchups knowledge it will still be "That was the toughest is out indefinitely n«. By STEVE STEIN Sports Writer leading the WCHA after its game we had during the indicated Thu^TS thill State News two-game set with the Christmas holiday," Spartan *£'** defensemen- J M S U's hockey team Falcons. coach Amo Bessone said. Drews, Doug Gor'den L I returns to the ice this Face-off time for the "They have good size, are Todd Ceeley- W0U|d ^I weekend nonconference against foe Air contests is 7:30 p.m. today close checking and they stick—handle and skate well. the corpa. Spartans defend II and Saturday. Force at Demonstration Due to the Spartans' 5—2 What they lack in ability, Hall secure in the whipping of Michigan they make up In hustle." The contests will I Wednesday night in Ann The Falcons are lead by an experimental official system, thu I Spartan center Tom Arbor, MSU now sports a twins Dave and Jim Skalko withTJ 10-2-1 WCHA record and and goalie A1 Morrison, who referees and linesm? I Ross (dark uniform) scrambles for the has 31 points to its credit. tended the nets when MSU outshot Air Force 41—11 in working the linesman will games, only be £II u Second-place Denver (26 puck along with points) will play a the previous contest. charge of offside calls. 1 Michigan goalie four-point series at will be few Robbie Moore and fourth-place North Dakota. There personnel changes for the a Against U-M Wednesd»v L defenseman Gordon MSU has faced Air Force the Spartans took advanta* I Spartans. Tom Bowen will of three breakaways toTI Cullen. The puck is in once before this season, start In goal tonight and Jim the goal crease directly defeating the Falcons 4—1 La Pointe will be the along with Clark's solid I in the Flint holiday goaltending and defeated the | in front of Moore. goaltender Saturday. Both State News photo tournament championship will be making their first Wolverines in the so—called! Michigan Coliseum. by B.R. Remington game. appearances for the MSU varsity squad. After giving up nine goals Spartan captain Bill SipoU I over the weekend to beat Michigan goalie Robbj.1 Moore two times on solol need win at Madison Wisconsin, Ron Clark played very well against shots. Both goals were » I Michigan in the nets, up by Michel Chauresl passes. ■ making 34 saves, and "Our bench makes a big with ail-American potential Bessone wants to get a look Sipola returned the favotl another fifth place finish. lose to Wisconsin, a habit Howard at a forward post he could have decided to at his backup goaltenders. by feeding Chaurest on J KORRECK difference, too," he — By GARY and ranks second to his "Clark looked like his old breakaway goal when the! MSU is 2-1 in the they have established in continued, "it helps to play the hero and take the State News Sports Writer their last seven appearances brother in team rebounding. self Wednesday," Bessone Spartans y conference going into the shot himself." A win over Wisconsin in Wisconsin Fieldhouse. know someone can come on said. "I think he deserves a shorthanded early in tl*H 4:30 p.m. (Lansing time) The size discrepancy is just as good a job as never used to mean much — game and must face Indiana not unusual for the Spartans and do Hairston also figures in rest. We'll go with Bowen second period. Clark ife! at least in recent years — "They have been 'pesky* you did." Ganakas' and LaPointe as long as got an assist. The marker! if the MSU basketball Monday, a team currently and Kilgore said that he is strategy but over the years," Spartan gave MSU a 3-1 lead and tbel break the Madison undefeated (2-0) and in not bothered by it. For Hairston, the game consistent perimeter possible this weekend, team can coach Gus Ganakas shooter, an invaluable asset Defensman Paul Pavellch Spartans virtually controlled! second place behind U-M. gives him an opportunity to jinx Saturday, a win could admitted, "and they have a Their front line is slower the play for the remainder! the difference It could be a crucial play on a line with "two of against the zone and taller suffered a bad sprain to his of the contest. mean between a Big Ten title and game. unless "the "sparTans good team this year." than ours and we will the best all-around teams such as Wisconsin. right ankle against U—M and probably be going to the milium For the record, the basket more," he said. basketball players I have Badgers are winless in three seen in a long time; they conference outings; a DOMINO' One of the Spartans'main make the team." Foreman's train n deceptive record considering offensive weapons is Kilgore they dropped a pair of road operating from the low Pressure fails to affect the games to Minnesota, where M post. agile sophomore, his main PIZZA nobody ever wins, and Illinois. Their opening loss was against Indiana. 6-5 Allen Smith and 6-7 Lindsay Hairston flank concern being able to help the team more. heavyweight most important guy. Normally he ain'tl The bulk of Wisconsin's Kilgore at the forward slots "I haven't done as much KINGSTON, JAMAICA (UPI) - The announced until the night of the fight. Soil and Smith believes the rules and regulations for Monday night's don't see any difference in announcing the! 50< off as I would have liked to attack centers on a front heavyweight championship fight were Spartans will run against the do," he explained, "It isn't judges." line averaging 6-9 in height, disclosed by the Jamaica Boxing Board of Badgers. that I can't do it, or that the Mercante said the practice o(| Ml Fret ' (with coupon) 351-7100 two inches taller than MSU's center Bill Kilgore, and particularly on a pair of "We death," will he run them commented, to coach is not lotting me do -- I just haven't done it it Control Thursday — and while Joe Frazier's trainer Yank Durham sat quietly by, challenger George Foreman's man, announcing the referee is not unusuil! "Referees have been known to sit in an 6-11 twins, the Hughes'. "and let them figure out yet." Dick Sadler, and referee Arthur Mercante meetings of this type when rules are gone! 30 minute how to stop us." over," he said. "But I just want to assuiel Ganakas has already registered several protests. delivery Kim, at center, ranks both managers that I will remain distinctly! good on any pizza expressed satisfaction with Mercante had been named referee ■ fifth in the conference in He added that the apart from the press and the fighters. I wii on* coupon p«r pizza Hairston's play and called Tuesday, but when Mike Fennell of the rebounding with a 10.7 per Spartans' shooting ability try to be unseen." Good thru Sun. Jan. 21 Trowbridge Shop only ■ game average, Q.3 behind, (49.2 per cent in the Halrston's game-winning Jamaican ring body said that the other two There heated discussion of tli assists on Mike Robinson's judges — one of whom will be a Jamaican was a iiiinniiaamiBiiiiimiHH Kilgore, and has been conference) would be able winning basket over Iowa "a — would not be named until fight night, Jamaican butting rule, which states th scoring at an average of 14 to compensate for any Sadler protested vigorously. "You've man who is butted and cannot continuei| truly unselfish play, per game. rebounds they might lose to especially for a sophomore already announced the referee and he's the to be considered the loser. Kerry joins 6-5 Leon the taller Badgers. LECTURE ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH at michigan state university "J love the life within me lar Dick Reddy I feel a part of everything SATURDAY, ed Cinematography 20 A use and also holds a BA and i Journalism from North I see. . . 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Phone 355-3361 for ticket availability. Travel film tickets may be purchased one hour before each performance, travel films are free to MSU Students (ID required for admission). iscount records'QJ, Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 19, 1973 13 by bill Gymnasts mcTABILE costabile i News sport, Writer nremier premier all ill • jarounH around performer and is rated one meant losing either the winning or championship he also in collegiate gymnastics for meet collegiate team, "I'm * looking for high our N present routines." national finished second in the all of the top two gymnasts in - so long, is their ability to from "MSU -oij's gymnastics team the countiy. championship, I'd call on around. recruit top notch high "That's why SIU doesn't scores both teams," has always find out just how good SIU is coached Gary." According to MSU coach school talent," Szypula have recruiting problems. Szypula further remarked. provided tough competition Uv is tonight when by Bill Morava was the "A lot of our people are for us," Meade said. "We Meade, who in his 17 years only George Szypula, SIU is the explained. "Not only does The top high school athletes know the Big Ten has some face defending NCAA gymnast in last year's team to beat for the Illinois have of going to have to come up at the Carbondale, ill. one the come to them." excellent gymnastics teams, Southern Illinois NCAA meet to place in five national title again this year, with fine performances for campus has won four of seven events. In finest high school us to beat SIU." so we try to schedule as versity. dual meet Stfrti"f"me7.3o will be 7.30 national titles. to the addition vaulting "One of the main reasons SIU has stayed near the top gymnastics programs, but Backing up Morava will many of them as we can." Meade is very high on they also have the top be seniors Dave Oliphant MSU's gymnasts have son Fieldhouse. Morava's capabilities. and Jack Willard. [U will be led by its Oliphant, been practicing hard all This year SIU has on its "If we had one event to who placed seventh in last schedule, in addition to AA vaulting champ Morava is SIUs Ctjy go," Meade said, "that year's NCAA side horse week in preparation for this meet. In addition to MSU, Illinois, Iowa and competition will again be Michigan. Meade considers SIU's top performer in that working out new routines, the team has been working these teams to be the top ones from the Big Ten. ready extra hard on basics. encers Willard, a junior college transfer, came on strong late "You'd be surprised at "I hope that anyone who saw our Olympic gymnastics m the year to the amount of points you help SIU to team, doesn't miss the the national title last year. can lose for sloppiness on r weekend Willard may be the number two all on his - around man based easy said. routines," "We worked fundamentals Monday and Szypula on opportunity to see this dual meet," Syzpla said "Their top man, Morava, has competed experience. with the United States 1973 MSU fencing season swings into gear this Tuesday, and on Wednesday teams against Rumania and kend with a dual meet against Air Force Friday and a Indicative of SIU's and Thursday we'll try to France. He'll be the man to lar meet against Lake Superior State and Milwaukee strength is its average team work some new moves into beat in the all - around." score of 163.23 last year. In h Saturday. Both meets will be held in Milwaukee, only one meet did SIU score "e'll have a good season if we play up to our below 160 points. A score ntial," coach Charlie Schmitter predicted. "But we of } 180 points is the t0 wait until we meet some competition to determine good." maximum for a team. Sunday Pizza Deal "e're better in saber than last year, with senior Against Illinois State last * rman Chris Held, and junior team captain Fred Royce ming to give both talent and experience to that unit," :tter continued. year, SIU scored its highest ever, compiling a score of 167.9. ^ » ; r i]"« 0f( * * on a Varsity King 16" ul Herring gives needed strength to the epee section, •ver in foil the graduation of former Big Ten champion "MSU has always scored (1 item - * its highest point totals or more) PIZZA. thers makes it an untested area." against SIU", Szypula ^ Good with this coupon on * -king to the weekend competition, Schmitter said Force is always very tough, being particularly strong in commented. "Whenever you Jf I Sunday , Jan. 21 from 5 p.m. on * go up against the best you jL }* and foil." usually perform your best. ^ Menu: mitter said that while MSU has never met Wisconsin * Subs (4 to * Ample Parking nukee) the Spartans would likely be facing a great choose from * of experience and talent from them along with both Women Foot Long Inside * Pin balls Dining ukee Tech and Lake Superior State, * Varsity Dogs * Women Up and and men are "special prices for ilwaukee Tech is very well coached and has a fine } _ — invited to participate in the wer pool, and Lake Superior Tech also can be parties available { co-rec innertube water polo Freshman Jim Tuerk performs his speciality, the Schmitter said. MSU meets defending NCAA champ Southern Illinois vault, in MSU's upset win over Iowa. games slated to start at 2 FREE FAST HOT DELIVERY ( aU£ Spartans' first home action will be Feb. 3 against University tonight at 7:30 in in (Madison) and Wisconsin (Parkside). Jenison Fieldhouse. p.m. Sunday. The Starts at 5 P.M. f dea State News photo by Milt Horst afternoon's frolic will be held in the upper pool, ♦VARSITY women's IM. FIRST MATCH Gymnasts bypam wright a lot different and that the sophomore Kaeann Miller to consistent competitor. battle season should be exciting ★★★ News Sports Writer scoring will be harder at the capture points for the MSU Without her we only have and close, however. I tried college level but I think the tea,m. Miller participates in three vaulters. Since the to schedule teams in the jSU's women's tics team first will have taste of team will do well," continued. Vail has been stressing Vail all beam, four exercise events vaulting, and balance floor bars. judges take the top three scores it doesn't allow Midwest region that will be equal competition," Vail MSU BOOTERY L;tition this Saturday uneven anyone to do a bad vault," commented. style and concentration Almy will compete on the Vail said. they host the Bowling Bee-Gees. during the team's practices balance beam, uneven bars According to Vail, the e meet beginning at 2 this season. and in floor exerrcise. University of Indiana, Kent MIAMI Men's Harness "It's correct execution The team will be missing State and Clarion will be call i) Jenison Fieldhouse that makes the difference in of their MSU's College Travel be many of the one members, toughest scores. A gymnast who 351-6010 asts' first collegiate Nancy Baiogh, freshman, competition. works and builds a routine this Saturday, which Vail "All "tition. The young consists of four will naturally receive a certain amount of points for said may hurt them. Baiogh. who participated on the the meets this 130 W. Grand River Dingo, H & H, hmen and four the stunts," Vail said. " But uneven bars and vaulting, mores. one who works on style, underwent a knee operation new €> Ithough we have a concentration, and puts in November. team I think it has feeling into the routine will lower "Nancy Mr. 30% off potential. The talent is is a strong. to place in the receive a higher score. " prices!! als and go to the als this year," Dana "I'm continually telling the girls to keep their toes MIKPS coach of the women's pointed, their legs straight. This style will decide pizza 30«/ltem 40«/ltem S0«/lterr asticsteam, said. CHEESE (PLAIN) 1.75 2.20 2 65 whether their routine will 1>any of the freshmen i.e. $30 boots now $21 had high school be mechanical or beautiful," nine-in Vail continued. carrY-ouT ence. I realize that school competition is Vail will be depending on free oeLivery Open Wed. 'til 9, Thurs. and Fri. 'til 8 freshman Cherry Almy and 351-1600 OELIVERV HOURS: Monday - Thursday, 4 P.M. - V""9* Two new reasons 1:30 A.M.; Friday and Saturday. 4 P.M. - 3 JO A.M.; Sunday, 1 P.M. - 1:30 A.M. 515 WEST GRAND RIVER AVENUE , ~ "T • EAST LANSING to drink wine. ew New erry COUNTRY rost CHERRY Two Mpl flfeat new flavors - with two great new testes. Annie Green n!L!nflStry15 made with the young adult in mind. So today try something Annie Gr.an Spring* yOOfm win* you drink whan you're thirsty □Aft £k>KScti Superior Distributing Company 224 ABBOTT RD. East Lansing J>ONATIOHS $1-00 Friday, January |9 , 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ■J- * Spartan swimmers By JACK WALKDEN State News Sports Writer "considering he's been swimming three events, outstanding races Saturday's meet. Freestyler Bruce Wright will receive his in in Wright. captured the Aranha captured Wricht. Aranha silver medal in the Pan American games and was a the face U- boards boards this week. this week. Dave Burgering will be the other diver on the 1-meter Dave board better job betterjob against agai, Mir1' Mchigan will the meet with CfJ Michigan freshman Tom more than he ever has stiffest competition of the finalist in the Olympic and Thursday afternoon a Z1 Szuba and MSLTs Alan before." Glen Disosway's season in the 100 and the swimming competition last competed for the remaining record dual second place finks 5?" Dilley could turn out to be summer. Aranha had a spot on the 3-meter board performance in the 50 200. against Barry VanAmberg Big Ten relays £, the keys Saturday as the In the 200 Wright will be tough of the flu early this other hand is Spartan swimming team freestyle against Wisconsin week, but should be ready and Tom Lewellan. The a?0" was a pleasant surprise, but opposed by Mark Anderson. result of the contest was not meets with win. hosts the University of Saturday. Both Wright and Anderson Michigan at 2 p.m. at the not to Fetters. their best races of the known at press time. Eastern Michigan Wisconsin 73-50 anri "L Men's IM Pool. "It didn't really surprise swam Michigan State's divers season last weekend against lost the 3-meter board last to me, but I'm happy for it. "This will be our Illinois 69 s An added treat for Wisconsin. Wright won on swimming fans will begin He's done so very little Saturday with a time of week, but that could be attributed to the fact that toughest diving contest this Spartans finished the Big Ten ^ with this meet. Starting swimming this year that 1 1:46.16, while Anderson year," MSU diving coach relays. ^ with Saturday's meet there didn't know whether he would have one of his good won the night before with a Mike Cook did not dive the 3-meter. John Narcy said. "They've Michigan ois , . will be no charge for the remainder of the swimming days or one of his bad time of 1:45.75. Cook and Kim Ridinger scored higher in the meets this year than we have." State, edge over including , ^ days." In the 100 Jose Aranha is meets. This will give fans a will once again be on both "We always do a little beating last year. There should be some expected to race against chance to see some of the best swimmers in the world for free. Szuba broke the Michigan pool record in the 500 COWBOYS POSE STERN MATCH freestyle against Wisconsin last Friday with a time of 4:42.28. He also won the 200 individual medley and was part of the victorious 400 freestyle relay. Wrestlers Ok/a. test According to Michigan By PAT FARNAN individuals and that has had coach Gus Stager, "The way State News Sports Writer quite an effect," Chesbro he's (Szuba) swimming now The MSU wrestling team, said. "Two of those kids he could win about any undefeated in dual matches placed in the NCAA last event he wanted to swim." this season, gets another year." Szuba might be matched taste of competition on the Despite heavy losses, the against Spartan ace Ken flat plains of Oklahoma Cowboys remain strong and Winfield in the butterfly, definite threat once tonight, when they battle are a but Spartan coach Dick the Oklahoma State again, for the national Fetters feels Winfield has Ridinger dives about the best chance of Cowboys in Stillwater. The Cowboys, however, crown. "I don't think we're as Kim Ridinger, veteran MSU diver, has been hampered any Spartan of beating are not flat. As a matter of strong as we were last year," Szuba. Chesbro said. "We don't recently due to an early season injury on the 3-meter fact they're kickin' up their board. Ridinger hit his head on the board during a Dilley might help to spurs reminiscent of their have two or three men that decide the meet in the fact 1972 drive to a third place we can count on to win dive and the cut required 18 stitches. that he's been sick with the finish in NCAA every time out. That also State News Photo by Craig Porter flu all week and if he swims competition. makes a big difference." on Saturday will probably Coach Tommy Chesbro's The Cowboys have This Winter beat the be unable to go at full squad has racked up five remained formidable in a strength. victories against only one couple of key spots "Battle of the Bulge Dilley has been a major defeat. But Chesbro is not especially the 134 pound 4r factor in the MSU as optimistic as his team's division. Bobby Stites, who swimming success this year. performance might indicate. finished fourth in the "He's been a lot better," GO BOWLING! Fetters said of Dilley, "We're 5-1 right now but NCAA tournament last year that can be deceiving," at 142, has stepped down to Chesbro warned. "We have 134 and will be pitted Bowling is great exercise and great fun. Our new good team balance this year, against Conrad Calander. automatic scorers make it possible for anyone to enjoy bowling. So go bowling and control your Varsity probably better than last. But we don't have the Calander former 142 has faced pound waistline while having fun. The MSU Varsity Club strong individual talent that competitors in his last two will hold the term's first kept us in there a year ago. matches and has fared well HOLIDAY LANES meeting 6:30 p.m. Sunday We're relying on a lot of but has yet to tum the tide in the varsity club room. young talent to help us in his favor. Last week 3101 E. Grand River 337-9775 Hotdogs will be served. Guest speaker will be along." The Cowboys were hit against Indiana, Bill Willetts, 1971 Big Ten champion at Riding football coach Denny Stolz. hard by the annual 142 defeated Calander by a MSU heavyweight Larry Avery, Baltimore, Md. junior, holds his foe to the mat graduation toll, losing a small margin. accumulates riding time. Avery has been a recent bright spot for the Spar All members and honoraries are urged to number of top performers. Stites went up against grapplers, taking two weekend decisions against formidable opponents. attend. "We lost four of our best Tom Milkovich last year at State News photo by Craig P~ 142 and lost an 8-4 decision but has since been relegated turned eligible this quarter promises to be one of the weekend's competition FAMILY SPECIAL to the 134 pound slot, and once again the burden falls and debuted in convincing fashion last weekend with a feature bouts of the night. That will pit the Spartan's Indiana Illinois. and So»t Calander's shoulders. decision and a pin. Larry Avery against Tom CHICKEN DINNER on "This can be a tough "Rick is coming into his Hazell. Chesbro figures "Larry faced two own now," Peninger said. Hazell to be one of his top heavyweight opponent! thing for a wrestler to go handled them both "He's starting to mature four individualists. through," Spartan mentor $119 Grady Peninger cited. now and he'll be a good well," Peninger said. 1 I pe one. This will be a good test Avery on the other hand really making great "Especially when the to be peaking. He now and we have high ^ wrestler is of Calander's for him." seems The heavyweight frame went undefeated in last for him." caliber. But he's a tough kid 2820 E. Grand River THE Sun. thru Thurs. 6 am - 11 pm and he'll do a good job." The Cowboys will also I1CC/EGCW Fri. & Sat. 6 am • 4 am pose a tough test for Jim Bissel or Randy depending on who tackles either Miller 'Williams fan' Ce A bar with the 126 assignment. The a different flavor Quiet and Mellow Cowboys lost Midlands The Guitar Man plays for you From 9:30 til Midnight The Beautiful Black Ladies of champion Yoshiro Fujita who decisioned Milkovich 6-3 last year but Pat acquired by Red A refreshing alternative For "doin' time" Zeta Phi Beta have a very capable replacement in Bill Martin. BOSTON (UPI) - "in good shape" after a after the American voted last week to Orlando Cepeda, an old Ted cartilage operation. "I feel "We have a lot of faith in Invite you to Williams fan who "always like I want to play every designated hitter f« this kid," Chesbro said. wanted to play in Boston," day," he said. "I'll be trying pitcher — a rule change; barrens! "He's shown us a great deal AT "The Love thus far." was signed by the Red Sox to get into shape so I can was vigorously the Red Sox. oppose! Thursday to fill the play every day." The Cowboys are "I didn't deal designated hitter role the Cepeda said he was NEW PLACE featuring banking heavily on their 158 pound candidate Allen club had opposed. contacted "by several clubs anyone after B« 2758 Grand River, East Cepeda, 35, told a news including the Texas Rangers contacted me," (,'epedi Lansing Albright. He will face The Loyd Set Singers surging Rick Green who conference his left knee was and Chicago White Sox" "I want to play h always wanted to pli)\ Dance Akers Hall Price $1.25 They got in touch wit) and that was the end." Saturday Jan. 20 9:00 Why Boston? Williams," he said. "I Live Band SELL YOUR THE The Zeta's will be performing. liked Ted Williams " Red Sox General Ml Dick O'Connell OLD Cepeda's knee, i»! mTHEBMNE HI FI. . . during a game in 19'V checked out by the physician. "I asked him to the knee first, because wanted to get that O'Connell said. "He the okay." Cepeda said he Tape recorder the designated hitter musical instrument adopted by the AW- League because it or camera the older play*'5 himself to remain baseball. . . , "Every tirJ. pitcher comes to now people g° ^ HAPPINESS IS . . . Specially-priced want ads restroom or g° sandwich. With the e* A quiet and relaxed evening at the they'll stay in the" "HIKER II" 6206 Full grain Natural Pretzel Bell East in the Sights & Sounds - - Lansing's finest Rough - Out leather upper, fully leather restaurant and bar. lined, padded tongue and ankle, stretch edition published Friday, Enjoy the best in food and drink in a scree top. most unique atmosphere. A good time is a guarantee at the . . . February 16th. Shop for all seasons cPi6tzeI Come in today & ask about 2283 Grand River, Okemos, Mich. the "SPECIAL" price. 3800 S. Mission, Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Well 1020 Trowbridge Road STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 4310 W.Saginaw, Lansing, Mich. 347 Student Services 351 0300 n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 19, 1973 15 property tax case School districts ask LnSINC high court rehearing (UPl) - ' state equalized values per boundaries," the court said. General Frank J. Kelley I. supreme pupil is not justified by The school districts Court rational relationship also who called the local Irsday some asked for the was askecl to between the purpose of the grounds their rehearing on property tax method of fc the case involving state maintenance and were not allowed lawyers financing "unfair, unequal |L Michigan school support of public schools part in the to take and inequitable." Tirts which resulted in and the fact that a school process of The court agreed with the t court declaring framing the questions to the district happens to have court. two state officials, saying institutional the current more or less state equalized The suit was "there exists a more than fhod of distributing •alue per pupil within its Gov. Milliken and brought by substantial inequality." ■ool funds om Attorney Terty tax. |rd Incialfelt, said Hungiville, that he had finally found the security which had changed the course of English and American writing from Victorian to modern. He died Nov. 1, 1972 at the age of so long eluded him in Paris ■ondon." 87. Brd wrote to Pound in 1938 inviting him to "stroll for Hungiville feels the letters could be valuable since some I months of a year — or several years — about the are handwritten. Eight Hemmingway letters sold for Isophers' groves of Olivet." $16,000, he said. I the time Ford was at Olivet, the college, under the Jrship of President Joseph Brewer was a center for the Brauer's 1861 House ■During this period, which Hungiville calls the "Olivet yvsance", several authors visited the college, among Ar. 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VW CAMPER van. completely EXECUTIVE MALE < MARTIN D-12 35, $300.1 The State News will be 372-8127 3-1-22 or 351-4171. rebuilt, many sell. 353-2085. 5-1-23 extras, must experienced! Rapid dictation For Rent J® APARTMENTS ON BUSLINE near Sparrow. Single girls only, cooking, Martins, Gibsons, Lowest prices ir f responsible only for the and typing a must. Exciting 349 4700 $15' week. 332-2600 or new instrum first day's incorrect FORD >1967 LTD, V-8, VW 1967 Fastback, clean, work in radio and television. STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per Hours 482-3727. 5-1-24 insertion- automatic, with air. $650. maintained well, $750. accessories. Eio| Phone 484-7010. 3-1-19 month, $23 per term. Free 9-5 M, Tues, W, F INSTRUMENTS, 5 351-5729 evenings. 5-1-24 delivery, service and pick-up. ROOMS FOR rent, $55 a month Grand River, 33243! All students aos must be 1-7 Saturday FORD FAIRLANE 1963. Best No deposit. TVs available at neer campus on Grand River. - 7pm. C-1-1 prepaid Closed Thurs. and offer. Ask 694-3457. 3-1-19 for Dena, SJ0 same rates. Call 337-1300. C-1-31 NEJAC, Sunday - except Call .3-1-22 351-9039 . after 6pm. . JANUARY ! for appointments FORD LTD 1971 Country Excellent working TV RENTALS. Color $19.50 OWN ROOM, nice house, YAMAHA, BMW, TRIUMPH, Squire wagon. Factory air conditioning, radio, power RICHMAN. Buy now and take advantage of our Winter conditions. Will train. Apply immediately, Monday per $9.50 month. Black and white, per month, LOCATED dishwasher, recreation room. After 5pm, 351-3961. 2-1-19 -CLEARMi through Friday, 8:30am - MARSHALL MUSIC, W MILE NORTH brakes, steering and seat. prices. Custom accessories, BLUE DENIM 5:30pm. WJIM. 2820 E. 351-7830. C-1-1-19 SINGLE ROOM, one block 339-2166. 5-11/23 parts, service. SHEP'S OF JOLLY RD. ON CORDUROY BEufl Saginaw or call 372-8282. from MSU, $15/ week. Call MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 BRUSHED D&NIM8ET 5-1-23 OKEMOS ROAD 349-1768. 2-1-19 I FORD LTD, 1969 - 4 door, North Cedar, Holt. Just Apartments BUSH JEANS 30,000 miles. All power. South of 1-96 overpass. REGULAR LtVlf Excellent condition. $1,125. TO SUBLET furnished 1 or 2 ROOMS FOR men with BLUE CAMBRAVSHlB Phone 694-6621. C-5-1-19 Phone 372-4143. 1-1-19 OPENING FOR 1 girl in 4 girl man apartment, close to kitchen privileges, close to WORK SHOES a CATALINA 1971, good condition, sell or take over 1972 HONDA 500 four, 3000 apartment. Close to campus. campus, spring, summer campus, $15 per week. 523 FLANNEL SHIRTjfc FORD 1964. Good INTERVIEWERS WANTED $75. terms. 332-1316. 3-1-22 Grove Street. Phone MENS ♦ BOYS r payments of $117/ month. miles, excellent condition. 3326246. 332-6247. condition, good upholstery. 5-1-19 351-3194. 3-1-23 351-5757. After 5pm, Phone 482-5330 before $90. Call 351-7669 5-1-23 $5 per interview. Evenings and ONE WOMAN for four woman | 393-8414. 2-1-9 noon, after midnight. 3-1-23 weekends. Call 694-3355, ask OPENING FOR girl, Bower JEEP WAGONEER 1966, 4 for Bob Adams. Must have TO SUBLET apartment, 6 blocks from furnished apartment. Village. Call Near after Cedar 7pm, House Co-op, $22.50 per BARRETT'S CHARGER SE1971, silver, black canopy top, black leather wheel drive, power steering and brakes, 349-2047. 3-1-22 iervice / union. 351-9309, 5 - 9pm. 337-2080. 3-1-22 week. 351-4490. 2-1-19 111 W. GRAND W' S5-1-19 WILLI AMSTOtB buckets, automatic, power steering, power brakes, air KARMAN GHIA convertible, 414 SOUTH PINE. Lansing. 1 ROOM AND board, senior or Phone 6 5 5-176t| VW GUARANTEED repair. FIND POPULAR things at bedroom furnished, suitable graduate student preferred, AM/FM stereo, road wheels, 12 minutes Eas 1968, excellent condition, RANDY'S MOBIL, I 96 and for 2 people, utilities paid, no Lansing. 482-4817. 2-1-19 steel radials, low mileage. new paint, tires, shocks, popular prices in the Okemos Road. 349-9620. lease required. $100 deposit, 655-3346. 3-1-28 Classified Ads each day I stereo tape, radio. 482-5220 HELP C - 1 - 31 DELIVERY wanted, rent $110/ month. Call GUY NEEDED for private room AUCTION after 5pm. 5-1-24 18 have car. in East Lansing. Furnished, must be and Richard Alban, 485-8706. CAMERA CLUB, Jj Reach the people you want for Phone 337-1636. 3-1-22 711 BURCHAM 10-1-30 clean, carpeted, free parking. MAVERICK GRABBER 1971, MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East 23rd, c employees with a Want Ad. Large 1 bedroom $75 per month for 6 month Dial 355-8255 today! V-8, 3 speed, $1,500. See at Kalamazoo Street since 1940. photographic equipml WAITRESS FOR n-y opened completely furnished EAST MICHIGAN Avenue over lease, $70 for 12 month 484-5838 after S| 214 West Sheridan Road or Complete auto painting and call 487-3968 before 4pm or collision service. 485-0256. downtow-c\\,\-^lounge apartment. Suitable for 2 3. retail store, 5 rooms partially lease. All utilities included. information. 3-1-22 I 669-9117 after 5pm. 5-1-24 C 1-31 and rest JL, ant. 484-4422. or furnished, A/ailable for 1 - 4 Call Dave at 351-0473 after $170 0-1-31 337-7328 people. 5-1-23 Phone 372-0352. 5pm. 0-1-31 DRYER - GAS. Hamilto^ MERCURY 1967 Monterey, 4 3/4 violin, $65, f» MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, SINGLE GIRL to live in ROOM IN house, Grove Street, door, 1 owner, good running NEED ONE girl. Cedar violin, $75; beginn Michigan and Grand River. country home and care for 3 FACULTY AND graduate $60 plus utilities. 332-1697. condition, $395. Call motherless children. Phone Village Apartments $7; table lamps, 2wi Low cost expert exhaust students leasing new 1 - 2 3-1-19 669-3976. 1-1-19 winter and spring. $73/ 485-3487. 3-1-22 repair. Custom work. Pipe 484-4422.0-1 31 bedroom luxury apartments. month. 337-2219. 5-1-23 MUSTANG 1965, 289 bender. FREE ESTIMATES, 1331 East Kalamazoo, 5 SPACIOUS FURNISHED room ACCORDION LiRAl GITANE BICYCLES. automatic, convertible, wide 332-2927. C-1-31 minutes from campus. From in quiet home, no cooking. case included. Call 35. Dealerships available. ROOMMATE WANTED, female oval tires, very clean and runs $ 1 65/ month . Rent 337-2418 after 5pm. 2-1-22 5-1-19 France's finest 10 speed to share 2 man, rent Use Your guaranteed 2 years. 489-4966 like new. 675-5120. 3-1-19 Asking $425, FOREIGN CAR parts, lightweight. Consumer Guide negotiable. 355-9510, 1 - or 489 5479. 5-1-23 MEN - CLOSE to MSU Clean, HOOVER PORTABLEI MASTER CHARGE CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 rated world's best. Stocks 5pm. 5-1-23 quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone washer, like new, $12® East Kalamazoo Street. 1 immediately available. ONE GIRL needed to share 2 485-8836. 0-1-31 355-6138 3-1-19 PINTO 1971, 3 door runabout. ONE GUY Needed for great mile West of campus. Protected territories. Write At The STATE NEWS 4 - speed, stick, new tires. man apartment. Call 487 5055. C-1-31 MEL PINTO IMPORTS, INC. apartment. Close to campus. Please call 349-3642. 4-1/19 351-0174. 5-1-23 2860 Annandale Road, Falls 351-6548. 3-1-19 B L i\ S|E«S.AJJ^_ Church, 7-1-19 Virginia 22042. FURNISHED 2 - 3 man NON-SMO KE R: one or two girls CROSSWORD L e r-j 1 ! NB I CEDAR GREENS for 4 man Cedar Village, apartment 1 block from PUZZLE E vlI N; -i-pe E r ARE YOU being paid what campus. 337-1230. 3-1-19 spring term. 332-1933. 3-1-23 $73. Call ACROSS 22. Problem N E -r ■EtYlpEC^B 1. Recess 24. D E / you're worth? Feel Complain u nde r cha I lenged ? TWO BEDROOM apartment, 5. Rhythm 25. Pipe Call EAST LANSING efficiency sublet. Close. Dial 351-5840. 10. Sluice 27. Daft C A t 349 1499. 5-1-19 studio with kitchen, $140. What is reality? 3-1-19 332-1046 or 351-1240. 11. Derringer 13. Slander 28. Inactive 29. Period R u i= g&huPaM IS E R I APPLICATIONS ARE now 3-1-23 14. Branch 30. Converged SHARE NICE Mason area 01 being accepted for part time 15. Samarium 33. Consumed help. $300/ monthly to start. house, own room, $67 plus ROOMMATE WANTED symbol 34. Chop T R /\ uwplfM' 111 489-3494. C-1-31 utilities. 676-4642. 3-1-19 immediately! $55 plus 16. Cabinetwood 35. Etna's AOaffflelDMSllli^g • •j' h ill 17. Even outpourings deposit. No lease. Call OVERSEAS STUDENTS - Australia, JOBS FOR GIRL apartment, campus NEEDED — for block from rent great reduced. 489-3977. 2-1-22 NEED ONE or two girls for 18. 19. Uraejs Chinese dynasty 36. Spanish assent 37. Pouch 38. Helicopter <12. Fitill of 8»ss.p t13. C ountimancp i»Mm J 1, Jl Europe, South America, 20. Winnow blade 332-0992. 3-1-19 II0WN Africa. Most three man, near campus, $65/ 21. World War 1 39. Love apple professions, summer or full time; TWO GIRLS sublet apartment month. 332-4008. 1-1-19 alliance 1 3 41. Similar l.C(ilorb lue • rSH/lIil expenses paid, sightseeing. e 9 Free information, write, winter/ spring. $70/ month. Close. 332-3382. 3-1-19 Ya % % 8 TWR Co., Department 22, 2550 Telegraph Avenue, ONE GIRL needed for Cedar 13 Vi 15 1135 Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex 7/< Berkeley, California 94704. 10-2-1 V illage Apartment, winter/ GIRL NEEDED for room in 16 18 bM"*" a, CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married couples spring, $75. 337-2337. 3-1-23 East house. Lansing. Three girl 19 70 % fr 18.S*K«4V' SPRING units for WINTER' SPRING & S MMER. These spacious apartments are carpeted GIRLS NEEDED for telephone ONE MAN for apartment, close Furnished, washing machine, carpeted, clean, % % 20S#K!inctive'1 work and light office duties. 22 4M Th'ei and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and individual air - conditioning. These two - man units have parking space for every $2.00 per hour to start. to 3-1-23 campus. Call 337-2764. quiet, garage, no pets. $67.50 per month for 6 month lease; % is % 16 2T 24 Slant lvvi apartment. Recreation is planned for with a giant swimming pool and private Prefer 18 or older. Must be $62.50 per month for 12 'ft Y/t 25. t«Pbe frM balconies. We also have a full - time resident manager for any problems. If you want to be among the first residents of CEDAR GREENS call today. The one bedroom dependable end have pleasant telephone voice. Must be able ONE GIRL needed for apartment. Cedar 4 girl Village month 351-2755 lease. from Call 1 Ed 5pm at ie 33 % W % if *T 3i ttS^Bjhnagar 29 CWrt^BHill call units start at $86/month per man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: to work Monday — Friday, 3 - 9pm. Apply in person only area. Call after 332-3998, 332-4318. 6pm, 2-1-22 0-1-31 it % w % to tl 38 TERRY SCHAFFER Between 1 8t 8 pm. 351-8631. 3-6-9 and 12-month leases to STATEWIDE PROTECTION, INC. 3308 ONE GIRL needed, own room h % % HI 34 Milli|«^Bd 12 Moi available. COLLINGWOOD $82.50, 1% miles from 35 MANACEMENTEXCLUSIVEL Y BY AU STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. South Cedar (at Holmes) APARTMENT. Need one campus. 413 Leslie Street off Yft 37 241 E. SAGINAW HWV. SUITE 411 Suite 7, Lansing. Apply 10am - 5pm Friday and Monday. man for three man. 332-4912. 5-1-22 Call Kalamazoo Street. After % M2 & MS % 40 351-1; 4pm. 3-1-19 EAST 2-1-22 LANSING. MICHIGAN 48823 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 19, 1973 For Sale V Loit & Found Recreation MSU women switching I ,cn J35 or b*»« offer. FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned FINDSOMFtwimd 1 ^te $3. Child'. THE CHARTER PEOPLE eat $5 366-8228. after 6pm. 5-1-23 of value, we want to present Spring Holidays: help you Freeport $169, Nassau $179, return it. Just come in to the Spain State News Classified $239, ring from O TELECASTER, Dept STUDENTOURS, 351-2650 and tell us you taking pill ther wise want to place 13-1-31 to lUDs amp.. an ad in EAST LANSING 348-3621. 5-1-23 n, 372-6291. 5-1-25 STATE BANK-S found column. As a public service K-JSTlT BRAND naw RANDALL HEALTH FOOD EAST LANSING STATE By MAUREEN McDONALD lh.r I s bindinBI' SALE: RAW HONEY BANK will run the ad at no State News Staff Writer The health center uses the Dalkon Shield 111 booi«. Value $250 for 5 LBS $2.99 extra cost to you. PRESIDENTE hotell $249 After taking birth control because the pregnancy rate is only .7 per cent. exclusively, |75.3S»3g86. M-tt Brookfleld Plaza 1331 E. Grand River Downtown EAST LANSING STATE BANK complete. 353-0659, ASMSU Travel! Joanne decided that the side benefits and switched to an pills on and off for effects outweighed the four years, "There are less losers on the Dalkon Shield other interuterine device," Vandervoord than any ES-336-TDC. case. 223 S. 355-4560, interuterine device (IUD). said. "I'll bet on Washington C-1-31 332-6047. 10-1-22 Joanne is one of that method any time." Kcellem condition. $325 or Good Nutrition IS Prevention many MSU women who have either An IUD is a small piece of flexible g off*'- 351-4249. 3-1-19 tired of the pill popping routine or who plastic which is FOUND: SMALL CAR COAT, man's gray, size 44. dog, black/ SPRING BREAK with UNION decrease the number of chemicals simply wish to placed inside the uterus by a doctor. brown with white Only worn twice. 882 9884. markings, BOARD FLIGHTS, Spain ingested into their bodies. [PIECE beige actional 5-1-23 Cedar Village area. 351-5979 $279, Nassau $179, London University Health Center inserts about six to seven It is inserted by means of a thin tube and plunger i condition, call IUDs every — after 5:30pm. C-3-1-23 $175. Contact day, Dr. Gerald Vandervoord, staff something like a Tampon inserter only skinnier and it goes n us Monday said. physician r J in farther. Once inside the uterus the IUD returns to its [^4065. 3-M9 LOST: KNIT scarf, bright color through Friday, 1-4 p.m. phone 353-9777. C-1-31 or Many of the women are loop shape and may be left in place indefinitely. bands, near Wells. Reward switching from the pill. The IUD interferes with the fcwiN professional $10. 353-0654. X-5-1 22 Vandervoord attributes the upsurge in IUD implantation of the egg in the desire of requests to the uterus. OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG many women presently using the pill to live in Service a chemical free world. "There are skads of gadgets besides the puppies. AKC. FOUND: MONEY. Call - Dalkon Shield," Excellent after Vandervoord said. "I'd say IUD's come in 29 flavors." |l 3-1-19 blood line. Weekdays call 6pm. 337-0313. C-3-1-19 Recent improvements in the IUD have "cassette deck, 393-3678, evenings and FOUND: SMALL female FOR QUALITY service on possible side effects, such as erosion of the uterine decreased weekends 339-2573. 5-1-19 walls. |,ellent condition, used puppy, stereo equipment, see the Studies have shown that the IUD has fewer side black with white effects than $100. Call 332-4321 markings STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East the SAMOYED PUPPIES, 4 337-9636. C-3-124 Grand River. C-1-31 pill. females, 8 weeks, shots started. Phone Joanne said she is quite satisfied with her 332-6988. 5-1-26 FOUND: LADIES watch. Call recent switch ■GLASS SKI boots. 8)4, 353-1225 to the IUD. and ll for beginner, excellent C-3-1-23 describe Complete "I had all kinds of side effects on the Edition. Call Heinz, NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND pill," Joanne said. "I had kidney infections 44.3-1-19 puppies, AKC, 7 weeks, „.. . ,, Phi Delta Kappa will hold an frequently, my veins were getting FOUND: hat s Happening bluer and bluer and I started to phone 372-8988. 3-1-23 EYEGLASSES, River behind Health Grand Photographic 'ht' S.,",e Ne^' must be office' honorary banquet at 7 p.m. today at the Starboard Tack put on weight." "My boyfriend recommended that I change to an IUD — 1/00D KA2002 stereo PURE January 8. Center, Call 355-0430 341 Student Services Bldg., by 1 preceeded by new member the rat. It hurt so much when the GERMAN shepherd doctor put it in," Joanne | Grundig TK341 stereo C-3-1-23 p.m. at least two class days iniiiation. Tickets Vrecorder. Pioneer re-verb puppies. $50. 337-2504 Call Service e ore publication. No jn the are available graduate affairs office, said. "I was so nauseus I kept throwing up and passing after 5pm announcements will be out." 1000 used 8-track or weekends. LOST: accepted 252 Erickson Hall 3-1-19 LARGE white shuggy by phone. $2 each. 500 used Another women, Beth, confirmed dog in Meridian Mall, North Vandervoord's report io albums. USED stereo that IUD side effects, such as AMERICAN Okemos Road area ffeward The Gay Liberation office has There will be an open house heavy bleeding and cramping, ment, camera ESKIMO puppies moved to 309 Student Services eases over time. Call 339 2075. 5-1-22 Do you have a from 8 to 10 p.m. Saturday at desperately need homes, special nt, used zoom lenses, project and Bldg. Everyone is welcome to you need the MSU Observatory. Weather ilars. TV sets, registered, moderately priced pictures? Why not do It drop by or call 353 - 9795. adding machines, 337-2594. 3-1-19 yourself by ....c x-. men cursed the whole male population the day I had my jrs, Jios, tapestries. Used renting all you meeting' telescope "wilt be used" IUD Put Beth said. "Scientists are always developing KEESHONDEN. CHAMPION copying equipment, and contraceptives for women but there are no reversible male is and boots. $5 up. accessories let us do it .... Jt 21 S sire and dam. 5 months. PREGNANT? — or S. ■COX SECONDHAND WE understand. for you professionally at: Homer Street, Lansing. Mariah will present the James contraceptives except the condom — and you know what Phone 353-7129. 10-1-29 Call Everyone is welcome. Call 353 - that is like." |RE 509 East Michigan, us. PREGNANCY Cotton Blues Band and George 9795 for directions. COUNSELING. 372-1560 Wrich at 8 and 10:30 Beth said she had never experienced such ng. 485-4391, 8 - MUST GIVE away soon, male 0-1-31 Cay Liberation will hold a and Saturday in the McDonel tonight excruciating rm Monday - Saturday. and female puppies reorganizational meeting and rap pain in her life until IUD insertion. kiva. Tickets will go on sale at JkAmericard, Master 337-1283. 2-1-19 DDC GRAFIX session at 3 p.m. Sunday in 33 7:15 p.m. "They pump you wide open and it hurts so much. Then ■rge, trades, terms, Union. Dinner and you get the cramps, oh God the cramps. dancing will they lasted for IS. C-1-31 PRICES YOU'LL appreciate on 1806 fullox three days continuously," Beth said. . . household items you want Sunday upper will be held a But after one year on the IUD Beth said she : 205cm Slalom skis. ere advertised in the Want finishes, th E. Michigan Ave. 5:30 p.m. would never auto colors for go back to the pill. I once by little old lady Ads each day! the 1973 1916 for r model year will continue "I gained over 30 pounds on the -tail. 337-9130. be medium to dark shades of to 372-2409 all the time," she said. pill and I was grouchy Mobile Homes blue and green. Alpha Phi Sigma will meet at Hillel 'ill hold Shabbat No matter 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the services Followed by dinner at "A deposit required Some women extol the merits of the IUD for Iasure chest favorite car cc McKinley Apts. Room, Northwind 5:15 will p.m. today. Talmud class be held at 8:30 a.m. other than health and safety. reasons LESS THAN 10 minutes from JoNDHAND STORE campus. Located in Holt. something you like In the STATE News Classified Ads. STARVING ARTIST WANTED Everyone is invited Saturday followed by services 9:30 and Kiddush. at "Just think," Joanne said. "My mother will never find ML KINDS OF Mahatma Ji Parlokand speak on to hear a.m. pills in my purse again." This 6 year old, 12'x60' cutie You'll find good value too. to do restoration work ■ furniture on old the Joanne described a traumatic day two is in the peak of condition Turn to the Want Ads now! oil paintings. Call Mr. Cory knowledge of Guru Majaraj years ago when at Ji at 8 p.m. Green Earth Food Co her mother discovered birth control and will give you loads of 627-7722. 5-1-19 Sunday in 108B - op pills in her purse and Wells Hall. will hold a business meeting at 7 cried. living for only $3900. For TV RENTALS $9.50 pei p.m. Sunday in 34 Union. All more information call Harold month, $23 ( FIVE ■ ESP-7 headphones, STRING P 1 R G I M will hold a interested are asked to attend. Her roommate. Barb, who will have an Darbov, ALL STAR delivery, service and pickup. BANJO LESSONS IUD inserted ■old dorm refrigerator. membership meeting for ts Media 3 typewriter. REALTY, 694 8181. 5-1-22 No deposit. New stereos Bluegrass and old-time styles. amending the articles of "Impeach Nixon" buttons Monday, cites another reason for switching. available at same rates. Call incorporation at 4 p.m. Sunday will go on sale "I never worry about my mother I speakers. Make offer. Banjos available. 484-6151 in Case Hall. Thursday in 320 finding my pills — its 1969 PARKWOOD 12'x60\ 3 NEJAC, 337 1300. C-1-31 5-1-25 Student Services Bldg. Proceeds me finding them that presents the real challenge." ■219.2-1-19 - will go toward financing busses FREE PARTY The Weekly People Club will to Washington. ... A lesson in GIVERS - Love | SALE: Hand -carved complexion care. Calf cleaning carpet without meet at 7 p.m. Friday in the et, Conn alto Union Oak Room. Horvath will Kd 1371-2500. . camera. Beseler Topcon For details Must sell CHAMPION 1969, 12x60'. Furnished, call after 5pm, 482 5310. 3-1-19 484-4519 East Michigan or 485 7197 Lansing Mall. MERLE NORMAN water? carpet Host Sit on instantly. machine. clean, Rent our dry Clawson speak on revolution. Yalies' rest up COSMETICS STUDIOS. Floors. Inc. 1004 South v. 5-1-23 Woodcrest, apt. 4, 351 7698. who's whose - MOBILE c 3-1 18 Washington, HOME 10'x50' with Lansing L ACCESSORIES and I furnishings, the newest 35' awning and 17' enclosure. Located in Park Terrace. Call NEW FROM Revlon, shiny shadow crayon, $1.65 at eye 482-0849. 5-1-19 MATH TUTOR The Balia'is will present "World Religion - Basis for World Unity" at 3 p.m. in royal fashion ■ for all periods. BELL 485-4610 after 6pm. 3-1-19 - High school Sunday GULLIVER STATE DRUG teacher available for all Math in Union Parlor A. There will be NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) - About 900 Yale llTURE SALES, 4601 Carolyne Ann Cantlon, East a guest speaker, discussion and freshmen, i US 27. 487-0173 MARLETTE 2% INC., 1105 East Grand River, through Calculus. 351-4161 bleary - eyed and book - ridden on the last day of final or years old, Lansing junior, Zeta Tau Alpha refreshments. ■121.5-1-23 12'x68' with East Lansing, 332-5171. or 332-1127. 5-1-22 exams, got a special treat Thursday — breakfast in expando. 3 to John Workman, Dearborn bed, 5-1-19 bedrooms, shed, $7,200. Call senior. Delta Chi. The Renaissance Ballad and complete with cigars for the men and red carnations for the ■EAR old Yamaha. G.S. ■ithSaloman bindings. 1 676-1688. 3-1-22 BOARD EXAM TUTORING * Madrigal Singers will meet at 7 p.m. Saturday in the lobby of women. Tutoring classes now being Pamela Mitchell, Bloomfield (he Music Dining hall workers and some 60 student volunteers Tange pros boots, 1 year FOUND: SMALL dog, black/ Hills sophomore, Zeta Tau Bldg. Please bring teamed to deliver brown with white markings, formed for the coming juice, scrambled eggs, home fries, sausage, > IO'/j. Best offer, PIANO. GUITAR, private LSAT, MCAT, DAT, Board Alpha to James Rueber, bagels, cream cheese and coffee to the freshman rooms. 179.5-1-23 Cedar Village area. 351-5979. lessons. Blues, Jazz, Rock. Kalamazoo junior. Delta Chi. The Recorder Chorus will "It's pretty nice of them to do this," Tomas C-3-1-22 exams. For information call Flores, a 313-354-0085. 0-2-1-22 Beginning to Advanced. meet at 6 p.m. Saturday in the freshman from San Diego, Calif, said. He and his ■ton RAND Mark II Phone 4 8 2-7 2 06, 1-5-pm lobby of the Music Bldg. This is roommate. ENGAGEMENTS Jeffrey Green of Tucson, Ariz., had just rolled |l typewriter, excellent MARLETTE, 1967, 12x50. New a beginning and intermediate over in bed Ask drapes, excellent condition. class. All are welcome. and accepted breakfast in insulated trays from for Dena, Janet Bishop, Lansing junior, a volunteer ■57 3 1-19 10x7 shed included. Phone PIANO CHORDS instruction for Zeta Tau server. Alpha to Michael 487-3343. 4-1/19 popular music Hurd, Freshman John Andrews of Concord, and vocal Syracuse, N.Y., Ferris Mass., said he [205cm BUzTaTd Salomon HOUSE TRAILER - General BETSY Acquarian DZ: to From another, Happy one accompaniment 4-1-19 355-8080 College Graduate. Anachronism will n originated the idea while mulling over the ouestion: "Who's the most uptight people around here?" Sunday in the It ■ition 8x35. $1,000 or best offer Birthday! Jean. 1-1-19 bindings, A&T zabeth Dawe, Royal Oak Music Bldg. The answer, he said, was evident: freshmen at exam time. I Barrecrafter's locking On lot. Call WOOLIES GUITARIST will sophomore, Zeta Tau Alpha to William J. Hickey Jr., an asst. director of I- Must sell. $350 Thank you one and all. Bob teach rock 'n roll guitar from Robert Gifford, Royal Oak. Bei Gr. Jr. staff said the idea was welcomed dining halls, 3r $140, a great deal I 10'x50' TRAILER, walk to beginning to advanced. Call Educational by the Yale administration 'bv, Research Center at MIT, will because "we're interested in this 355-0282, 8 - campus. Call 394 0486 after Zocko before noon. monotony - breaking fl-19 6pm, 5-1-19 WILLY, Happy Birthday and 351 0903. 3-1-20 present "Individualized thing." instruction in the University" at Most of the students appeared hoping for many beautiful 2 p.m. happy with the service, today in 109 Anthony |1). m lens. Asking $75. extension 232. BARON 12'x60", 1969 2 mobile home. bedroom, front returns, Marilyn. 1-1-19 [ TV| Rita Jean Nonnamaker, East Hall. An informal talk with Green will be held at 7:30 p.m. though some left "Do Not Disturb" signs on their doors. One student stuck a sign on his door telling the servers: SOME OF us just love each Lansing senior to Jack A. today in 112 Morrill Hall. "Knock hard — wake me up." But when he stumbled to living room, IK baths, the other and never ask for ANN BROWN. Typing and door at about 8 a.m. to silence the skirting, shed, 10'x20' - Schripsema, Holland senior, ■FOLD down, sleeps 8, thanks. RM/jb 1-1-19 multilith offset Alpha Kappa Psi. Spartan Bow .vill shoe knocking, he grumbled, covered porch, at Stonegate printing. "On second thought. 1 phone Complete . 332-5011, Mobile Hon- service for "I think spirits better than usual this morning," > 47. 3-1-ig 393-4952. 3-1-19 dissertations, theses, Karen Jean Waggoner, Dearborn are volunteer - server Julie Melamud of New York City said as manuscripts, general typing, senior to Richard E. Whipple, IBM. 23 years experience. she ran up and down stairs delivering meals in aU - male TIRED OF what you're doing? F YOU'VE lost your four Fraser senior, Alpha Kappa Psi. ,0°d sound. Good Sell sporting goods for quick legged friend, look for him 349-0850. C-1-31 sealing the last 750 y Bingham College. 11 Chuck after 6pm Residents of one room responded I4.3.M9 cash with low cost Want Ads. with a Want Ad. Dial by opening their 355-8255. PROFESSIONAL TYPIST, window to the unusually warm Dial 355-8255. typewriter. Located close morning and blaring a to recording of "Here Comes the Sun" onto the courtyard of MSU. Call 349-1773 Yale's "Old Campus," where most of the freshmen live. evenings and weekends. B-1-1-19 Rita Gail Finkelstein, Fresh CWKIIi Meadows. N.Y. graduate student, to Joel MacAuslan, U.S., Hanoi plan talks Naples, Maine senior. lounge. 372-7600. 7-1-26 Carol Harper, Northville senior, St. Johns Student Center will Alpha Chi Omega to Jim Pell, sponsor a brief prayer vigil at COMPLETE THESES Lansing senior. (Continued from 5:30 p.m. today to send off page 1) had decided not to declare a SERVICE. Discount t hose parishoners leaving for timetaole or elaborate on unilateral cease - fire until Rosetta Kerin, Arlington, Va. printing. IBM typing and Washington. Meet at the Student the joint statement, citing final agreement is reached. binding of theses. Resumes, sophomore, Alpha Chi Omega to publications. Across from Ben Craig, Arlington, Va., an agreement by both sides South Vietnamese sources Harvard The MSU Packaging Society not to publicly discuss the had said campus, corner M.A.C. and University sophomore. Tuesday that will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday substance of the Grand River, below Jones Kissinger Nixon would make such a Deborah Kay Barnes, in 106 International Center. The Stationery Shop. Call Wyandotte vice president of SPHE will negotiations. But — in an move to pave the way for a COPYGRAPH SERVICES junior to B. Neil Bartlett, indication that the accord is final pact. On Monday, 337-1666 C-1-31 Saginaw junior. still tentative Nixon Ziegler later halted all U.S. said he could not comment bombing, TYPING TERM papers, theses, e - Vets interested in going shelling and PAST TONY COATS "until a final agreement is mining of South Vietnam. etc. Electric. Experienced. ha> ride at 7:30 p.m. today ON GRAND RIVER JEAN MASSEY, 39^4075 s should Candy Bussi at reached." As the joint 353 4637 or me. 7:30 p.m. Kissinger. Nixon's chief nLArtm9nt»' now un